Synonyms

Disorder refers to a state of confusion or lack of organization. Confusion is the direct synonym.

Solemnity refers to the state of being serious or dignified, which is synonymous with gravity. The other options do not fit the definition.

Benevolence is the quality of being well-meaning and kind, which is synonymous with amity (friendly relations). The other options are unrelated.

A mark is a visible impression or a symbol, which is synonymous with a sign. The other options are unrelated.

To applaud is to show approval or praise, typically by clapping. Praise is the correct synonym.

A leader is someone who guides or commands a group, which is synonymous with a captain. The other options are roles that do not necessarily imply leadership of a group.

Indisputable means impossible to question or doubt, which is synonymous with certain. The other options are unrelated.

Coldness refers to the state of having a low temperature, which is synonymous with chillness. The other options are unrelated to temperature.

Solace means comfort or consolation in a time of distress. Politeness, play, and true are unrelated to the meaning of solace.

To follow someone or something is to pursue them. The other options do not share this definition.

Selection means a variety to choose from and select is to choose.....e.g Please select from the selection of clothes available in the shop.

To advertise is to make something known to the public, which is synonymous with publicize. The other options are unrelated.

Excellent means extremely good or outstanding, which is synonymous with superior. Right, wrong, and fine do not capture the intensity of excellent.

 To select means to opt or choose, therefore selection is similar in meaning to option.

To require something is to need it or demand it. Demand is the closest synonym among the choices provided.

To stop is to cease movement or action, which is synonymous with pause. The other options are antonyms or unrelated.

Insolence is rude and disrespectful behavior, which is synonymous with impudence.