Sentence Completion

Here the clue word is 'emotional'. We have to find a word in contrast to it. 'Prudential' is the correct option, as it means 'capable of sound judgement'.

Quintessence means the pure, concentrated essence of anything. Akin means having similar qualities. Typical means symbolic. Exemplary means serving as a model or example.

'Stupor' means a situation of mental or moral dullness or apathy. A person is indecisive in such condition. 'Coma' means complete loss of senses. 'Trance' means a completely stunned condition. 'Shock' would be related to intense surprise to news. A request for a divorce from a spouse can be very shocking. Hence, 'shock' is the correct answer. 

The sentence implies that Ram was confused with the additional supplemententary things that one gets with something. Option 3 is the correct option for such things.

'Vernacular' is the clue. This could indicate a person who is not in the 'know' of things. 'Smatter' means to speak or utter (a language, words, etc.) with only slight knowledge of the subject. 'Bamboozle' means  to deceive or cheat by trickery. 'Gab' means to talk much or idly. 'Chatter' (or gab) means to make short, indistinct sounds in rapid succession. For example, birds and squirrels chatter.

Here, we need an option that means almost the opposite of taking a venture and 'naysayers' is the best option for the purpose as it means 'one who opposes, refuses or denies, especially in a habitual manner'.

We all know that politicians (generally) are hypocritical by nature. 'Sham' means an imitation that is meant to deceive.

Generally we ponder over an issue before reply. And 'ruminate' means to meditate or to think over something.

'Throng' means an informal gathering of a great number of people, that too without any prior information or invitation.

Generally people start discussing non-official issues as soon as their boss disappears. 'Piffle' means talking something which is regarded as insignificant or nonsensical.

The sentence implies that Rakhi is taken as a vamp in Bollywood. And both option 1 & 2 convey the same meaning. Hence, option 3.

The soldier showed bravado even after having both arms amputed. Thus, he was fearless (i.e. intrepid).

The sentence implies that the leader was skilled or expert at crisis handling. All the options given mean the same. Hence, option 4.

The sentence implies that 'if his characters lacks hubris (i.ie. arrogance), he is a good leader then'. 'Sans' means 'lacking' or 'without something'.

Option 1 i.e. 'paeans' fits in the blank. It means a song of joy, triumph, praise, etc (not necessarily deserved). Admiration, on the other hand is deserved praise, which does not suit the context.

The sentence implies that his treatise on the subject proved to be 'absurd'. All the above options means the same, and hence, option 4.

Decision making is a matter of choosing option from the choices. The more the choices, the more confused we are. Plethore means the state of being too full; overabundance; excess, and it suits to the requirement of the blank.

The sentence implicitly mentions about the courage and boldness of the subject. 'Audacity' means the same.

Option 4 is the correct choice as all the options conveys the same thing.

'Inexorable' is used for resources, not for persons. Option 2 & 3 both means 'persistent', and are the correct choices. Hence, option 4.

The sentence implies that as soon as the Marketing Manager 'started speaking' about the targets, the team started to yawn. 'Spout' means to speak something.

The sentence mentions about his 'perfect execution'. All the options implies the same. Hence, option 4.

The sentence implies that most of the onlookers are persons who are sexually gratified by viewing, esp. furtively and habitually, persons who are disrobing, engaged in sexual activity, etc.; peeping Tom.

The sentence implies that the bank was 'urgent or persistent in asking or demanding; insistent on' recovering the dues. Option 1 means the same.

The sentence mentions about the uncertainity of monsoon. 'Vagaries' is the best option to imply the same as it means odd, whimsical, or freakish.