Vocabulary and Synonyms

Deadly means causing or able to cause death, fatal. Option B 'Lethal' is the correct synonym for deadly.

Convince means to cause someone to believe something, to persuade. Option D 'Persuade' is the correct synonym for convince.

Melancholy means a feeling of pensive sadness, typically with no obvious cause. Doleful is a synonym that expresses sorrow or sadness. Doll is an unrelated noun, search is an action verb, and maintain means to preserve.

Antiquated means something that is old-fashioned or obsolete - out of date. Arrest means to detain, excel means to do well, and mournful means sad (which might be confused but is not the meaning of antiquated).

Vivid means producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind - something pictorial or bright. Fatal means deadly, timely means occurring at a suitable time, and home is unrelated to vividness.

A magician is a person who performs magic tricks or illusions. Wizard is a synonym for someone with magical powers. Focus is concentration, praise is commendation, and none is a negative - none define magician.

Grace can mean elegance, beauty of form, or courteous goodwill. Elegance captures this meaning of refined beauty. Joy is happiness, strange means unusual, and stupid means foolish - none match the meaning of grace.

A cinema is a place where people go to watch movies.

A hangar is a place where aeroplanes are kept.

An adjective modifies a noun. The word 'poor' modifies the noun 'man'. Hence, option (3) is correct.

'Tired' means 'weary' or ‘exhausted’.

'Closed’ means 'sealed' or ‘locked’.

The subject is 'the river' which is followed by the main verb 'flows'. It is followed by the preposition ‘through' and then by the phrase 'a narrow valley'.

The river flows through a narrow valley. 

'Quick’ means ‘fast’.