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Words were not clear. An assailant refers to “person who attacks “which is out of context. 

Note the word “depressing “ qualities which lead …thus “laziness”

Difficulty is the most suitable answer. Other options are out of context.

Note the word “dead leaves” thus the best word related to it is “ghostly”

Pursuit refers to “search”

perpetuation-“enduring for ever” regularization-to make regular. Provocation-instigate.Proliferation-rapid and often excessive speed or increase in thus it the correct answer 

Spider “spins web”.

“In” my knowledge “for” foreigners

Accused refers to “charged of guilt”

A strong decision, but an action in future. So 'will'

Here the subject 'Hari' is the third person, and for third person we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'Hari' demands pronoun 'himself'.

For inanimate nouns like town we use reflexive pronoun 'itself'.

Here the subject 'she' is the third person, and for third person we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'she' demands pronoun 'herself'.

Here the subject 'they' is used for the third persons, and for third persons we use reflexive pronoun 'himself/herself/themselves', depending on the requirement. Here 'they' demands pronoun 'themselves'.

Here the subject 'you' is the second subject, and we use 'yourself/yourselves' as the reflexive pronoun for the second subject/subjects respectively.