"words lettered A-D, choose the one that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the underlined word 1. Though my mother was convinced about the success of the business, her manager remained (a) skeptical (b) serious (c) confused (d) concerned 2. Judgment should always be in favour of the innocent and not the (a) guilty (b) accused (c) weak (d) elderly Ans 3. Layi is quite reliable but his sister is (a) unswerving (b) untrustworthy (c) deceptive (d) pretentious Ans 4. The gullible and not the usually fall prey to tricksters (a) unfriendly (b) carefree (c) brave (d) discerning Ans 5. Tom’s humility contrasts with his brother’s (a) haughtiness (b) stubbornness (c) gentleness (d) quietness Ans (a) brief (b) quick (c) shortened (d) stunted Ans 7. In the interest of peace, it is better to dialogue than to be (a) controversial (b) rational (c) confrontational (d) forceful Ans 8. All the wealth amassed by a greedy father is often by undisciplined children (a) destroyed (b) scattered (c) squandered (d) ruined Ans 9. Many people find cod liver oil disgusting but soldiers find it (a) refreshing (b) medicinal (c) pleasant (d) bitter Ans 10. The arrival of the riot police at our campus ... the tension rather than mitigate it (a) lengthened (b) heightened (c) prolonged (d) created Ans " https://worldclasscollege.com/?goto=INCOMPARABLE++SCHOOLS#:~:text=words%20lettered%20A,prolonged%20(d)%20created

Here are the answers to the questions, choosing the word most nearly opposite in meaning to the inferred underlined word: 1. The inferred underlined word is convinced. Opposite of convinced: doubting, unsure. Ans: (a) skeptical 2. The inferred underlined word is innocent. Opposite of innocent: guilty, culpable. Ans: (a) guilty 3. The inferred underlined word is reliable. Opposite of reliable: untrustworthy, undependable. Ans: (b) untrustworthy 4. The inferred underlined word is gullible. Opposite of gullible: shrewd, discerning, not easily fooled. Ans: (d) discerning 5. The inferred underlined word is humility. Opposite of humility: arrogance, pride. Ans: (a) haughtiness 6. Assuming the underlined word implies full growth or development. Opposite of full growth/development: hindered growth. Ans: (d) stunted 7. The inferred underlined word is dialogue (implying peaceful discussion). Opposite of dialogue: conflict, confrontation. Ans: (c) confrontational 8. The inferred underlined word is amassed (meaning gathered or accumulated). Opposite of amassed: wasted, spent recklessly. Ans: (c) squandered 9. The inferred underlined word is disgusting. Opposite of disgusting: pleasant, appealing. Ans: (c) pleasant 10. The inferred underlined word is mitigate (meaning to make less severe). Opposite of mitigate: worsen, intensify. Ans: (b) heightened