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Boyles law states that the volume of a given mass of gas is inversely proportional to pressure at constant temperature.

The word "audacity" implies boldness or daring behaviour. To maintain the contrast in the sentence, we are looking for a word that represents the opposite of audacity, the word that contrasts with audacity is: A. cowardice So, the complete sentence would be: "Obi's family is known for their audacity, so one is surprised at his cowardice."

Let’s look at the contrast implied by "while"—this conjunction signals opposition or contrast. We need a word that contrasts with "careless." "Meticulous" means very careful and precise, which is the direct opposite of careless.

Stringent: Refers to something that is strict, precise, or severe. Lax: Refers to something that is not strict, loose, or lenient. Given that the law against armed robbery is described as stringent, the appropriate opposite to complete the sentence would be "lax," indicating that the law against smoking in public places is not as strict or severe.

The word "impede" means to hinder, obstruct, or slow down progress. In the context of the sentence, the statement contrasts the purpose of education with the idea of hindrance or restraint. The sentence conveys that education is not meant to prevent or impede progress but, instead, to facilitate or promote it. Option B, "impede," accurately captures the idea of creating obstacles or barriers, making it the most suitable choice for the intended meaning in the sentence.

The sentence expresses the idea that many people are giving undue attention to temporary or worldly matters, and this focus is negatively affecting another aspect. The missing word should represent the opposite or a contrasting aspect to "temporal" or worldly. Temporal refers to things that are related to time, temporary, or material. Spiritual represents matters related to the spirit, soul, or the non-material aspects of life, often associated with beliefs, values, and a sense of purpose. Therefore, the most suitable word to complete the sentence is "spiritual," as it contrasts with "temporal" and reflects the idea that people are neglecting spiritual aspects in favour of temporary or material concerns.

"Conservative" refers to an inclination to preserve existing conditions and institutions, or to limit change. It can also describe a cautious or moderate approach, especially in political or social matters. In this sentence, it suggests that one set of parents is more traditional or cautious in their views. On the other hand, the term "liberal" indicates an openness to new ideas, progress, and social reform. The sentence implies that the speaker's parents hold more progressive or open-minded views compared to the conservative views of the other parents.

The most appropriate option to complete the sentence is D. evasive. The sentence suggests that the accused did not provide direct answers, and the term "evasive" fits means to avoid giving direct responses or being intentionally vague in your answers.

The word "whereas" in the sentence indicates a contrast between Kofi's generosity and his wife's trait. The opposite of "generous" is "stingy," which means unwilling to share or give.

Uncouth means lacking good manners, refinement or grace. The opposite of this would be someone polished and well-mannered. Refined means elegant, cultured and well-mannered. Therefore, C. refined is the correct answer.

The "base" of a mountain refers to the lowest part where it begins to rise. Since the peak of Mount Everest is about six miles above its starting point, "base" is the most appropriate word to complete the sentence

The word "claimed" is often used in the context of disasters, accidents, or tragic events to indicate that lives were lost. When we say that lives were "claimed," it implies that they were taken or lost as a result of the floods.

No expanded working has been attached for this question yet. The verified answer is Option C.

No expanded working has been attached for this question yet. The verified answer is Option A.

An "appeal" is a formal request to a higher court or authority for a review and possible reversal of a decision made by a lower court or tribunal. In the context of the sentence, the governor is dissatisfied with the ruling of the tribunal and is taking legal action by filing an appeal. An appeal is a common legal term used when someone challenges a decision and seeks a reconsideration from a higher judicial body. The other options, such as "injunction," "objection," and "application," do not specifically convey the idea of seeking a review of a tribunal ruling.