Answer: Option E. -> knocked down
Answer: (e)

Answer: Option C. -> were
Answer: (c)

Answer: Option B. -> watching
Answer: (b)

Answer: Option C. -> relies
Answer: (c)

Answer: Option A. -> reprimanded
Answer: (a)

Answer: Option D. -> dubious
Answer: (d)

Answer: Option A. -> Traverses
Answer: (a)Meaning: Traverses - to travel across or through, Critique - a detailed analysis of something, Wanes - becomes weaker, Valorize - to give value to something “Critique and Wanes” can’t be filled in the blank because the sentence tells about praise by someone for a movie and these words give a negative sense. Also, “a couple that forecasts/valorize (giving value to) decades and continents” makes no sense. “Traverses” which means ‘to travel through’, suits to the phrase.

Answer: Option C. -> Grisly
Answer: (c)Meaning: Grisly - Causing horror or disgust, Garrulous - Excessive talking on unimportant matters The blank requires a word that describes a crime and such a word can’t be positive. Bearable, Faithful are illogical here. Crime is something a person does purposely. Hence, it cannot fit in the blank. Garrulous is an adjective of a person, not of a crime.

Answer: Option A. -> Palpable
Answer: (a)Meaning: Palpable - capable of being handled, jeopardize - put something is a situation of danger, Proposition - a statement of judgment or opinion. The noun - resentment can’t be preceded with “Jeopardize and Proposition” as all these words are nouns. Resentment means feeling of anger over something. Feeling of anger can’t be “defective or convenient”. “Palpable” which means capable of being handled is a suitable adjective before resentment.

Answer: Option C. -> have been repairing
Answer: (c)