Complete the sentences given in List-I with the appropriate adverbs given in List-II:

List-I	List-II
(Sentences)	(Adverbs)
(A) She looked at him___, trying to hide her excitement.	(I) efficiently
(B) He _____admitted that he had forgotten the appointment.	(II) confidently
(C) They finished the project _____, avoiding any last minute stress.	(III) eagerly
(D) The professor spoke ____, capturing everyone's attention.	(IV) sheepishly

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Option 1 -> (A) confidently - doesn't fit trying to hide excitement; (B) efficiently - inappropriate for admitting a mistake; (C) sheepishly - wrong context for project completion; (D) eagerly - doesn't suit capturing attention.

Option 2 -> (A) efficiently - illogical for describing a look; (B) eagerly - contradicts the embarrassment of forgetting; (C) confidently - doesn't relate to avoiding stress; (D) sheepishly - professors don't capture attention this way.

Option 3 -> (A) sheepishly - doesn't align with hiding excitement; (B) eagerly - contradicts admitting a forgotten appointment; (C) confidently - doesn't address efficiency in finishing; (D) efficiently - unnatural for describing speech.

Option 4 -> (A) eagerly - fits someone excited despite trying to hide it; (B) sheepishly - perfect for admitting an embarrassing mistake; (C) efficiently - appropriate for completing work without stress; (D) confidently - ideal for captivating speech.

Hence, Option 4: (A) - (III), (B) - (IV), (C) - (I), (D) - (II) -> Each adverb naturally complements its sentence: "eagerly" conveys suppressed excitement, "sheepishly" reflects embarrassment, "efficiently" indicates smooth completion, and "confidently" describes compelling delivery -> correct