Vocabulary and Synonyms

Garrulous means excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters. Talkative is the correct synonym.

Hazardous means risky or dangerous. Dangerous is the correct synonym.

Incessant means continuing without pause or interruption. Continuous is the correct synonym (noting the spelling error in the option).

Clemency refers to mercy or leniency, especially toward an offender. Mercy is the correct synonym.

Deleterious means causing harm or damage. Harmful is the correct synonym.

Gratuitous means uncalled for, lacking good reason, or unwarranted. Motiveless is the best fit among the options.

Ovulate refers to the process of releasing an egg from the ovary. Fertilize is the most closely related term in the context of biological reproduction among the options provided.

Extrovert, Amiable, and Gregarious all describe outgoing or social personality traits. Reticent means reserved or shy, making it the outlier.

All, except 'cringe'‌, are the sounds produced.

 Fingers are sub-parts of a hand/foot.

All the others are emotions, except laughter.

Deception happens because  of lack of intelligence. So, it is correct word to be used here.

(1) Correct; the clue is in the use of 'scriptures' which signifies a religious book. Not agreeing with something that's written in the book of religion would be considered blasphemous. Also, there is a similar word in 'heresy'. (2) Incorrect; the blank requires a word that supplies the necessary connection with 'scriptures'. 'Hearsay' and 'gossip' don't have any obvious connection with it.
(3) Incorrect; the blank requires a word that can form a connection with 'scriptures'. (4) Incorrect; the word does not fit the sentence which has religious overtones. (5) Correct; the clue is in the use of 'scriptures' which signifies a religious book. Not agreeing with something that's written in the book of religion would be considered heresy. Also, there is a similar word in 'blasphemous'. (6) Incorrect; the word does not fit the sentence which has religious overtones.

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