After much effort he could tide over the crisis.

• Overcome
• Win over
• Defeat
• Enjoy
Correct Option: A  [ Overcome ]

Remark: "tide over": to get through a period of difficulty.

Antagonism (Find Antonym)

• Cordiality
• Animosity
• Hostility
• Enmity
Correct Option: A  [ Cordiality ]

Remark:

The representatives of the two states tried to enforce a treaty which was a dead letter.

• not well-thought out
• no longer in force
• no longer relevant
• not in keeping with the changing times.
Correct Option: B  [ no longer in force ]

Remark:

He dealt very politely _____________ me.

• in
• at
• with
• to
Correct Option: C  [ with ]

Remark:

To be fair and square

• worthy
• honest
• successful
• obedient
Correct Option: B  [ honest ]

Remark:

Government runs its administration through departments staffed by civil servants:

• Bureaucracy
• Democracy
• Aristocracy
• oligarchy
Correct Option: A  [ Bureaucracy ]

Remark:

He was accused ________ robbery.

• at
• of
• with
• in
Correct Option: B  [ of ]

Remark: "Accused of" means to say that someone has done something wrong or is guilty of something:

Labyrinth (Find Synonym)

• Meandering
• Rotating
• Pacing
• Wriggling
Correct Option: A  [ Meandering ]

Remark:

Unsettled conditions in the land led to the EXODUS of hundreds of its citizens. (find opposite)

• invasion
• immigration
• expulsion
• entry
Correct Option: D  [ entry ]

Remark: "Exodus" is a noun that refers to a mass departure or the act of a large group of people leaving a place, often used in the context of migratio.

"entry" means the "act of entering or arriving".

Neither John nor Alex __________ scored the century.

• have
• was
• has
• is
Correct Option: C  [ has ]

Remark: in case "Neither-Nor" the verb must agree with the second subject (the subject closer to the verb).