E.Rearranged
Correct answer: (C) Restored (बहाल किया, सुधारा)
Explanation:
“Redressed” (सुधारा, निवारण किया) refers to the act of correcting or remedying a wrong or an injustice, often by making it right or restoring it to a fair or proper state. Therefore, “restored” means returned to a former condition; made right again; directly synonymous with redressed in the context of correcting wrongs.
Why the other options are incorrect:
• Option (A) “Addressed” (संबोधित किया): This is incorrect because “addressed” means to deal with or focus on a matter, but it does not carry the same meaning of correcting or remedying something as “redressed” does.
• Option (B) “Equalised” (समान किया): This is incorrect because “equalised” refers to making something equal or balanced, which does not have the same meaning as “redressed.”
• Option (D) “Redone” (फिर से किया): This is incorrect because “redone” refers to something being done again, often in the same way, but does not specifically capture the meaning of correcting or remedying a wrong as “redressed” does.

Correct answer: (A) Practical (व्यावहारिक)
Explanation:
“Feasible” (संभव, व्यवहार्य) means something that is possible, practical, or achievable. “Practical” is the most appropriate synonym, as it refers to something that can be realistically done or accomplished.
Why the other options are incorrect:
• Option (B) “Rejoice” (आनंद मनाना): This is incorrect because “rejoice” means to feel or express great happiness, which is unrelated to “feasible.”
• Option (C) “Accentuate” (ज़ोर देना): This is incorrect because “accentuate” means to emphasize or highlight something, which has no connection to the meaning of “feasible.”
• Option (D) “Accurate” (सटीक): This is incorrect because “accurate” refers to something being correct or precise, which is not the same as “feasible.”

Correct answer: (B) Search (तलाश करना, खोजना)
Explanation:
“Ferret” (खोजना, ढूंढ़ निकालना) means to search or hunt for something, often in a persistent or thorough manner, like searching for information or hidden objects. “Search” means to look thoroughly for something is the most appropriate synonym.
Why the other options are incorrect:
• Option (A) “Steal” (चोरी करना):: This is incorrect because “ferret” does not mean to steal. It refers to searching for something, not taking it.
• Option (C) “Forget” (भूलना): This is incorrect because “forget” means to fail to remember something, which is unrelated to the meaning of “ferret.”
• Option (D) “Fight” (लड़ना): This is incorrect because “fight” refers to a physical or verbal altercation, which is not related to “ferret.”

Correct answer: (D) Resistance (प्रतिरोध, विरोध)
Explanation:
“Defiance” (अवज्ञा, विद्रोह) refers to open resistance or bold disobedience, especially in the face of authority or opposition. “Resistance” is the most appropriate synonym as it also means the act of opposing or standing against something.
Why the other options are incorrect:
• Option (A) “Insult” (अपमान): This is incorrect because “insult” refers to disrespect or offense, which is different from “defiance.”
• Option (B) “Denial” (इनकार): This is incorrect because “denial” refers to the refusal to accept or acknowledge something, not directly to resisting or opposing.
• Option (C) “Degradation” (अवनति): This is incorrect because “degradation” refers to the process of something being degraded or lowered in quality, status, or dignity, which does not align with the meaning of “defiance.”

Correct answer: (B) Recover (स्वस्थ होना, ठीक होना)
Explanation:
“Recuperate” (स्वस्थ होना, अच्छा होना) means to recover, especially after illness or difficulty, and regain strength or health. “Recover” is the closest synonym because it means to get better or return to a normal state after a setback.
Why the other options are incorrect:
• Option (A) “Rehabilitate” (पुनर्वास करना): While “rehabilitate” refers to the process of restoring someone to health or normal life, it is more specific and involves a structured program, whereas “recuperate” is more general and refers to regaining health or strength.
• Option (C) “Reimburse” (धन वापस करना): This is incorrect because “reimburse” means to repay someone for money spent, which is unrelated to “recuperate.”
• Option (D) “Relocate” (स्थानांतरित करना): This is incorrect because “relocate” means to move to a new place, which is unrelated to the concept of recovering or recuperating.

Correct answer: (A) Strong (मजबूत, सशक्त)
Explanation:
“Resilient” (लचीला, सहनशील) refers to the ability to recover quickly from difficulties, adversity, or challenging situations. It can also mean the ability to return to a normal state after being bent, stretched, or compressed. “Strong” is the most appropriate synonym because it conveys the idea of toughness and the ability to endure or bounce back.
Why the other options are incorrect:
• Option (B) “Quite” (काफी): This is incorrect because “quite” means completely or to a considerable extent, which doesn’t relate to the concept of resilience.
• Option (C) “Repressible” (दबाने योग्य): This is incorrect because “repressible” means capable of being suppressed or controlled, which is the opposite of “resilient.”
• Option (D) “Volatile” (अस्थिर): This is incorrect because “volatile” refers to something unstable or prone to rapid change, which is the opposite of being resilient.

Correct answer: (B) Candid (स्पष्टवादी, मुखर)
Explanation:
“Outspoken” (मुखर, स्पष्टवादी) refers to someone who expresses their opinions freely and directly, often without holding back. “Candid” is the most appropriate synonym because it also means being honest, open, and direct, especially in speech.
Why the other options are incorrect:
• Option (A) “Reserved” (संयमी): This is incorrect because “reserved” refers to someone who is quiet and does not share their thoughts easily, which is the opposite of “outspoken.”
• Option (C) “Laconic” (संक्षिप्त): This is incorrect because “laconic” means using few words or being brief in speech, which contrasts with being outspoken, where one speaks openly and at length.
• Option (D) “Quiet” (शांत): This is incorrect because “quiet” refers to someone who speaks little or is not loud, which is the opposite of being outspoken.

Correct answer: (C) Prophecy (भविष्यवाणी)
Explanation:
“Augury” (भविष्यवाणी, शकुन) refers to the practice of interpreting omens or signs to predict the future, or the prediction itself. “Prophecy” is the most appropriate synonym, as it also refers to the act of foretelling future events, often based on signs or omens.
Why the other options are incorrect:
• Option (A) “Astronomy” (खगोल विज्ञान): This is incorrect because “astronomy” refers to the study of celestial bodies like stars and planets, which is unrelated to the concept of predicting the future.
• Option (B) “Future” (भविष्य): This is incorrect because “future” is a time period, not a process of prediction or divination.
• Option (D) “Intention” (इरादा): This is incorrect because “intention” refers to a purpose or plan, which is not related to predicting or foretelling events.

Correct answer: (D) Insignificant (तुच्छ, नगण्य)
Explanation:
“Paltry” (तुच्छ, नगण्य) means something that is of little value, worth, or importance. It often refers to something trivial or insignificant. Therefore, “insignificant” is the most appropriate synonym as it means too small or unimportant to be worth consideration.
Why the other options are incorrect:
• Option (A) “Average” (औसत): This is incorrect because “average” refers to something typical or standard, which does not convey the meaning of something being insignificant or of little value.
• Option (B) “Unfair” (अनुचित): This is incorrect because “unfair” refers to something that is unjust, which is unrelated to the meaning of “paltry.”
• Option (C) “Slovenly” (मैला-कुचैला): This is incorrect because “slovenly” refers to being messy or untidy, which does not align with the meaning of “paltry.”

Correct answer: (A) Profitable (लाभप्रद, फायदेमंद)
Explanation:
“Lucrative” (लाभकारी, मुनाफ़े वाला) refers to something that is financially rewarding or results in profit. “Profitable” is the most appropriate synonym as it directly refers to something that generates income or profit.
Why the other options are incorrect:
• Option (B) “Important” (महत्वपूर्ण): This is incorrect because “important” refers to something significant or of great value in a non-financial sense, which doesn’t align with the meaning of “lucrative.”
• Option (C) “Challenging” (चुनौतीपूर्ण): This is incorrect because “challenging” refers to something difficult or requiring effort, which doesn’t relate to the financial reward implied by “lucrative.”
• Option (D) “Worthwhile” (सार्थक): This is incorrect because “worthwhile” refers to something valuable or meaningful, but not necessarily financially profitable.