The veterinarian embarked on an ambulatory service in the village.

Here are the answers to the questions:

33. The veterinarian embarked on an ambulatory service in the village. "Ambulatory" means able to walk or moving from place to place. The best option is B. a mobile.

    • B. a mobile

34. Claire looked beautiful in a white top and a pink skirt. "Beautiful" means pleasing to the senses or mind aesthetically. The best option is D. resplendent, which means shining brilliantly; splendid or dazzling in appearance.

    • D. resplendent

35. Some army officers foiled the coup attempt. "Foiled" means prevented (something considered wrong or undesirable) from succeeding. The best option is D. stopped.

    • D. stopped

36. The principal intervened in the fracas between Mary and Paul. "Fracas" means a noisy disturbance or quarrel. The best option is B. quarrel.

    • B. quarrel

37. The interview was relatively easy. "Relatively" means in relation, comparison, or proportion to something else; to a certain degree. The best option is E. comparatively.

    • E. comparatively

38. The newly admitted students were given adequate guidance during the matriculation ceremony. "Guidance" in this context refers to advice or information given to help new students adjust. The best option is D. orientation, which is the process of familiarizing oneself with new surroundings or circumstances.

    • D. orientation

39. Many parents hope that this year will be auspicious. "Auspicious" means conducive to success; favorable. The best option is C. favourable.

    • C. favourable

40. The students were sternly punished for flouting the school rules. "Sternly" means in a strict and severe manner. The best option is B. severely.

    • B. severely

41. The Dramatic Society of our school ____ a drama in the school hall tomorrow. The word "tomorrow" indicates a future event. The simple future tense is appropriate here.

    • E. will stage

42. I realised that ____ my door open was a bad decision. The verb "realise" followed by "that" and a clause often takes a gerund as the subject of the clause. "Leaving my door open" acts as a noun phrase.

    • B. leaving

43. Habiba never imagined ____ John in January. The verb "imagine" is typically followed by a gerund (the -ing form of a verb).

    • C. marrying