Vocabulary and Synonyms

Judicious means wise, sensible, or showing good judgment. 'Provident' means showing foresight, careful, or prudent in planning for the future. While not perfect synonyms, both relate to wisdom and careful decision-making. The distractors are incorrect: 'prodigal' means wasteful, 'normal' means average, and 'abate' means to reduce intensity.

Pupil means a student or learner. 'Disciple' means a follower or student of a teacher, especially in a religious or philosophical context. Both terms refer to someone learning from another. The distractors are incorrect: 'sharp' means keen or cutting, 'obscure' means unclear, and 'none of these' is false.

Inexact means not precise, accurate, or exact. 'Erring' means making errors or mistakes, which relates to inaccuracy. While erring specifically means 'mistaken', it conceptually aligns with inexact. The distractors are incorrect: 'careful' is the opposite concept, 'latent' means hidden, and 'manifest' means clear or obvious.

Recurrent means occurring repeatedly, happening again and again. 'Periodic' means occurring at regular intervals or recurring in cycles. Both describe repeated occurrence. The distractors are incorrect: 'undying' means eternal, 'defend' means to protect, and 'none of these' is false.

Consideration is correct. 'Shows consideration for' means demonstrates regard for others' feelings - this is exactly what a well-bred, honorable person does. Concern could work but consideration is more precise for thoughtful regard. Decaying is meaningless in context. 'None of these' is incorrect because consideration fits perfectly.

Cheap and showy, gaudy, flashy Eg; tawdry reputation, tawdry clothes etc.

Dogma, belief and principles For eg; we shouldn't show discrimination based on caste and creed.

Irritable, full of complaints, ill humored, fractious, cranky

Laborious, strenuous, hard to achieve, demanding considerable mental effort and skill, grueling, backbreaking, characterized by the toilsome effort to the point of exhaustion.

Supposition means something that is assumed or taken for granted without proof. Assumption is a synonym as it also refers to something accepted as true without certain evidence. The other options are unrelated: tenuous means weak/doubtful, tacit means implied/unspoken, and wrenched means twisted forcibly.

Resolute means admirably purposeful, determined, and unwavering. Firm is the correct synonym as it also describes someone who is determined and steadfast in their decisions or opinions. Gullible means easily deceived, potted means confused/dazed, and quaint means attractively unusual or old-fashioned.

Capricious, based on individual discretion or preference rather than rational or reasonable thinking, impulsive, whimsical, Eg; Her arbitrary decisions have cost the company a lot of money