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THINK OF A THE WORD THAT MAKES A COMMON SENSE

Before you look at the given choices, think of some words that make a sense. Then look at the given choices. If the word you thought is same or similar to any of the choice given, select it as your answer
Example:
They tried to test the rat’s___; to see how the rat adjusted to the changing conditions.
A) reflection                                                    C) adaptablility                   
B) stamina                                                       D) ociablity    
MORE EXAMPLES:
1.  In a revolutionary development in technology, several manufacturers now make biodegradable forms of plastic; some plastic rings, for example gradually _____ when exposed to sunlight .
      A) Harden                                                      C) Inflate                                                       
      B) Stagnate                                                   D) Decompose
2. The young man was quickly promoted when his employers saw how ________ he was.
      A) Indigent                                                  C) Assiduous                                                 
      B) Indifferent                                              D) Lethargic
3. Because it arrives so early in the season before many other birds the robin has been called the ________ of spring.
      A) Hostage                                                  C) Compass                                                    
      B) Autocrat                                                  D) Harbinger

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