Synonyms Test

Gradual means taking place, changing, moving, etc. by small degrees or little by little and continuously.

Someone who is generous gives freely. Hence, freely is correct.

Insinuate means to hint or suggest indirectly; imply.
 

Something that is immaculate has no fault and is perfect in quality. Hence, faultless is correct.

Incite and rouse are synonyms.
Incite means to encourage or stir up violent or unlawful behaviour.
Rouse means to stir or incite to strong indignation or anger. 

Incessant and continuous are synonyms. Incessant means continuing without pause or interruption.

Indignant and angry are synonyms. Indignant means angered at something unjust or wrong.

Imminent and near are synonyms. Imminent means about to happen soon or impending. Near means just about, almost or nearly.

Jubilant means happy or delighted.

Judicious means something done with good sense or judgement; something that is reasonable.

Jumble is a mixed assortment of items; and so is miscellany.

To keep something means to hold or possess something.

Languish and weaker are synonyms. Languish means lose or lack vitality; grow weak.

Lofty and giant are synonyms. Lofty means of imposing height.

Knack and expertise are synonyms. Knack means an acquired or natural skill at doing something.

Lucrative and profitable are synonyms. Lucrative means producing a great deal of profit.

Laborious means something challenging or industrious.

Luxuriant means something abundant or thick.

 Someone who is loathes to do something is unwilling. Hence, option 3 is correct.

A mature person is someone who is fully developed or experienced.

Magnificent describes something grand, impressive, or beautiful. Splendid is the closest synonym among the options, sharing similar connotations of grandeur, excellence, and visual impressiveness.

Nurture means to bring up; train; educate.

Momentous refers to something of great importance or significance, especially regarding future consequences. Serious is the closest match among the options, though words like significant or consequential would have been better synonyms.

Notorious means widely known for some negative quality or deed. Infamous is the precise synonym, also conveying fame for unfavorable reasons or disgraceful notoriety.