Fill in the blanks in given in List-I with the most appropriate words from List-II:-

List-I	List-II
(A) Ritu did not get involved in the scandal on account of her friend's ____.	(I) suite
(B) He filed a civil ____ against his siblings.	(II) counsel
(C) Some of the members of the ____ walked out in protest during the session.	(III) suit
(D) He surprised his wife by booking a special ____ on their anniversary.	(IV) council

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

List-I	List-II
(Sentences)	(Homonyms)
(A) The wind blew so strongly that the weather _______ on the rooftop spun rapidly.	(I) vain
(B) She has a personal _________ in the success of the play.	(II) steak
(C) Her ______ efforts to fix the broken device only ended up frustrating her.	(III) vane
(D) The conversation sizzled like a ____ on the grill: heated and rich with unspoken tension.	(IV) stake

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Choose the best option to fill in the blank with the correct phrase:

The terms of the agreement were ________ both the parties, ensuring a smooth transaction.

From the given options, select the one which can replace the given expression:

One who is new and inexperienced in a certain job

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Men who are always _____ about their poverty, never achieve success forget happiness.

Match the words in List-I with their definitions in List-II:

List-I	List-II
(Words)	(Definitions)
(A). Inexpedient	(I). That which cannot be persuaded, changed or stopped
(B). Denouement	(II). Placing people or things together to show contrast or relationship.
(C). Inexorable	(III). That which is not practical, suitable or advisable.
(D). Juxtaposition	(IV). The final part of the play, film etc. where the matters are explained or resolved.

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Choose the correct word from the given options which can substitute the following phrase:

Opinion contrary to accepted doctrines of a paticular religion.