CONCEAL
(a) Reveal
(b) Show off
(c) Describe
(d) Explain

ACCEPTANCE
(a) Demote
(b) Throw in
(c) Rejection
(d) Turn in

GRACEFUL
(a) Awkward
(b) Ignorant
(c) Slow
(d) Di sloyal

ATTRACT
(a) Severe
(b) Repel
(c) Dispel
(d) Diminish

PROVOKE
(a) Attract
(b) Convince
(c) Gratify
(d) Pacify

VAGUE
(a) Clear
(b) Pleasant
(c) Profound
(d) Sufficient

His partners felt that it was a viable business proposition.
(a) enviable
(b) unenviable
(c) inviolable
(d) impracticable

The usual adulation of officers must end.
(a) back-biting
(b) condemnation
(c) flsttery
(d) praise

There is an obscure cave on the other side of the hill.
(a) well-known
(b) infamous
(c) notorious
(d) admired

Her impetuous behaviour was attributed to her upbringing.
(a) rash
(b) poised
(c) sluggish
(d) aggressive

All these measures will augment employment.
(a) diminish
(b) circumscribe
(c) restrain
(d) constrain