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Magnanimous means generous or forgiving, especially towards an enemy or someone less powerful. It perfectly describes a gesture of forgiveness. Loving is too general, suspicious contradicts forgiveness, and stingy means the opposite of generous.

Withstand means to resist or endure something successfully. In military context, it means to hold back or resist an enemy advance. Prevent would mean stopping entirely, conquer is incorrect, and avoid would mean evading rather than resisting.

Nevertheless means 'in spite of that' or 'despite this.' It correctly shows they proceeded with the operation despite having little hope of success. And would show addition, so would show result, and because would show cause.

Whereas is a conjunction used to show contrast between two things. It correctly contrasts Tom's ambition with his brother being 'quite the reverse.' As shows similarity, since shows cause, and yet shows contrast but is less formal.

Here the subject is 'you', and the person or thing this subject wants to see is object. For objects, we use either 'whom' or 'what'. As, 'whom' is not in the options list, so 'what' is the right choice.

Here the subject is 'you' and the person he meets to is object. For living objects we use 'whom'.

To show belongingness or relation we use pronoun 'whose'.

For living subjects we use pronoun 'who'.

Book is a non-living identity. For non-living things we use 'which'.

'Giving' is a verb or action. And for animate (living) doer of an action, we use 'who'.

For abstract nouns we use pronoun 'what'.

Books are non-living things. For living things we use 'which'.

The sentence implies 'what is your intension?'. So, pronoun 'what' is required here.

'That house' means that the house talked about in the sentence belongs to somebody. To show belongingness we use 'whose'.

Here 'you' is a living being. And for living beings we use 'who'.