Ans : acquire; gain; obtain acknowledge; believe; recognize
13Access(n)
Ans : admission; admittance; approach; entrance
14Accident (n)
Ans : calamity; casualty; disaster; collision
15Accord (v)
Ans : agree; allow; confer; grant
16Accuse(v)
Ans : blame; charge; attribute; criminate
17Acquaint (v)
Ans : disclose; familiarise; inform; reveal
18Acquaintance (n)
Ans : colleague; companionship friend;
19Advanced (adj.)
Ans : extreme; foremost; forward; progressive
20Advantageous (adj.)
Ans : beneficial; profitable; gainful; convenient.
21Adventurous (adj.)
Ans : bold; daring; reckless; risky
22Affectionate (adj.)
Ans : devoted; friendly; kind.
23Aggravate (v)
Ans : exaggerate; irritate; annoy; intensify
24Alliance (n)
Ans : coalition; compact; treaty; agreement
25Almighty (adj.)
Ans : all powerful; omnipotent; invincible; great;
26Although (conj)
Ans : even if; even though; though; while
27 Altruistic (adj.)
Ans : benevolent; humane; generous; charitable
28Always (adv.)
Ans : ever; evermore; forever; without exception
29 Ambiguous (adj.)
Ans : confused; doubtful; obscure; vague
30Among (prep)
Ans : amidst; amongst; between; midst
"It is understanding that gives us an ability to have peace. When we understand the other fellow's viewpoint, and he understands ours, then we can sit down and work out our differences"