All except dog, are the young ones of animals.

Criticise means to express disapproval of or dissatisfaction with somebody or something. Other words are opposite in meaning to it.

Family and friend both are close to somebody but stranger is unknown.

Lazy means unwilling to do any work or make an effort. Other words are opposite to it in meaning.

Sleepy means quiet and not very lively or exciting. Other words are opposite to it in meaning. 

The feminine of prince is princess, not queen.

Ignore means 'not to notice something' while all the other words are used to ask for attention.

Try and attempt have similar meaning. Quit is opposite in meaning to the other words here.

‘Ill-mannered person’ means the person who doesn't behave well in social situation or is impolite.

We will use “reduce + s” to make it a correct sentence in simple present tense.

'Called-off' means cancelled.

‘Whose' is used to ask about a particular person associated with the thing (mobile phone in this case). Option 1 is the correct answer.

Weaken means 'to reduce physical strength or to make something weak'.

'Excited' means 'very eager and energetic'.

'Well-mannered' means who behaves in a good way in social situations.

Here, the adjective 'long' describes the noun 'hair'. The word 'longer' is used for comparison and the word 'longest' is the superlative degree. So, option 1 is the correct answer.

"Take rest" is the correct phrase. Option 2 and 3 do not make sense. “Go out” and “be careful” are the correct phrases.

'Bath' means 'washing our body by water in order to clean ourselves'. “Take a wait” is an incorrect phrase. “Take a talk” doesn’t make any sense. Only 'bath' fits here.

In the first statement, there is a use of possessive pronoun 'our'. So, we need to use objective pronoun 'us'.

'Much' is used for the things that can not be counted. ‘Many’ is used with plural countable nouns. 'That much' is used mostly while speaking and indicating by hand gestures.

'Daily' in the second sentence indicates the habit of Ram. So, 'studies' is the correct answer.

First sentence is in present tense and tells us where Deepak is and the second sentence tells us about the activity that he is performing right now.

We need to use an adverb which describes the way she picked up the puppy. Option 1 is incorrect because it is an adjective and option 3 is incorrect because it is a noun and refers to a quality.

Here, the first two options are correct because the preposition 'into' is used and it is used when motion is being indicated in a sentence, for example 'jumping'.

In present perfect continuos tense we use has/have+been+present participle(verb's first form+ing) and since/for. In past perfect continuos tense we use had+been+present participle (verb's first form+ing) and since/for. So, option 3 is incorrect.

With plural pronoun, ‘do’ is used in the negative and interrogative sentences of present indefinite tense. Did is used in the negative and interrogative sentences of past indefinite tense. So, option 2 is incorrect.

Option 2 is the correct response here. Option 1 and 3 do not make sense.

Ram is not completely sure that he has an extra pen, so he checks his bag. Option 2 and 3 do not make sense in this context.

The question is about birthday plan. Option 1 is not exactly answering the question that Ram has asked. Option 3 is incorrect as birthday is approaching (future). Option 2 is correct because it tells about the plan that Shagun made.

Option 3 is the correct answer. Option 1 and 2 are irrelevant answers as they do not indicate the thing that Anjan enjoyed in the movie.