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

The two friends were distinct in everything; dress, manners, hair-style and food-habits.
(a) opposite
(b) different
(c) uniform
(d) similar

The man at the gate had a for bidding appearance.
(a) handsome
(b) lenient
(c) filthy
(d) mild

This is a trivial matter.
(a) important
(b) small
(c) easy
(d) difficult

Everybody called it a lavish party.
(a) big
(b) wasteful
(c) frugal
(d) expensive

Popular fiction in a sense has enriched world literature.
(a) devalued
(b) undervalued
(c) depreciated
(d) impoverished