A. Dishonesty

B. Immorality

C. Goodness and moral excellence

D. Deception

A. People who live at the same time

B. People who live in the past

C. People who live in the future

D. People who live in isolation

A. Selfishness

B. Selflessness and concern for others

C. Greed

D. Egoism

A. Uninterested

B. Curious and eager to learn

C. Indifferent

D. Apathetic

A. Clean and tidy

B. Dirty and unpleasant

C. Elegant and refined

D. Bright and colorful

A. To provoke

B. To suppress or calm

C. To confuse

D. To encourage

A. Represents or embodies

B. Denies or rejects

C. Hides or conceals

D. Exaggerates or embellishes

A. Friendly and approachable

B. Distant and reserved

C. Outgoing and sociable

D. Warm and welcoming

A. Open and accessible

B. Secluded or sheltered

C. Crowded and noisy

D. Bright and sunny

A. Careless and sloppy

B. Quick and efficient

C. Very attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail

D. Slow and deliberate

A. Focused on teamwork

B. Thinking only of oneself, without regard for the feelings or desires of others

C. Generous and altruistic

D. Centered around the environment

A. Lacking concern for details

B. Excessively concerned with minor details or rules

C. Open-minded and willing to change

D. Focused on practical results and outcomes

A. A person who believes in the goodness of human nature

B. A person who has an excessive interest in oneself

C. A person who believes that people are motivated purely by self-interest rather than acting for honorable or unselfish reasons

D. A person who is always cheerful and optimistic

A. To disagree strongly

B. To represent or embody a quality or type perfectly

C. To confuse or complicate

D. To reduce in importance

A. To smile in a way that expresses contempt or mockery

B. To laugh in a loud, harsh way

C. To cry with a loud voice

D. To look around in a cautious manner

A. Extremely cold

B. Moderately warm; lukewarm

C. Boiling hot

D. Freezing to the touch

A. The process of healing

B. A method of transportation

C. The communication of disease from one person to another by close contact

D. A state of deep tranquility

A. To make a correct decision

B. To make a mistake or be incorrect

C. To perform an action with great precision

D. To remain in a constant state

A. The act of mentioning a number of things one by one

B. The process of reducing something's value

C. The act of making something complicated

D. The process of combining two elements into one

A. A feeling of happiness and contentment

B. A state of confusion and disorder

C. Anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment

D. The quality of being calm and even-tempered

A. A general truth or rule of conduct expressed in a concise and witty saying

B. A detailed description of a scientific principle

C. A long narrative about heroic deeds

D. A mathematical formula used to calculate values