  Amphibians are animals that can live both on land and in water (e.g., frogs, toads, salamanders).

  Insectivorous (A) refers to animals that eat insects, not those that live on both land and water.

  Dinosaurs (B) were land-dwelling reptiles and do not typically fit the amphibian description.

               Reptile (D) refers to animals like snakes, lizards, and turtles, which are mostly land-dwelling.

  Beggar refers to a person who begs for money, food, or other forms of help, typically living on charity or alms.

  Aristocrat (A) refers to a member of the noble or upper class, the opposite of a beggar.

  Impecunious (B) refers to someone who is poor or without money, but doesn't necessarily live by begging.

  Hypocrite (C) refers to someone who acts in a way that contradicts their beliefs, not someone who lives on alms.

  Addicted refers to being physically and mentally dependent on a substance, such as drugs or alcohol, often resulting in a loss of control over consumption.

  Pendant (A) refers to something hanging, typically a piece of jewelry.

  Granary (C) refers to a building used for storing grain.

               Stoic (D) refers to someone who remains indifferent to pleasure or pain, not related to substance dependence.

·  Somniloquist: A person who talks while sleeping. The term comes from the Latin roots somnus (sleep) and loqui (to speak).

·  Verbose: A person who uses more words than necessary; overly wordy.

·  Teetotaler: A person who abstains from alcohol.

·  Somnambulist: A person who walks while sleeping (sleepwalker).

·      Priest is a religious leader authorized to perform rituals, ceremonies, and offer spiritual guidance.

·      Worship (A) refers to the act of reverence, not a person.

·      Saint (C) refers to a person recognized as holy or virtuous, often after death, not necessarily someone who leads religious ceremonies.

·      Apostate (D) refers to someone who has abandoned their faith or religion, not a religious leader.

  Fanatic refers to someone who is excessively enthusiastic or devoted to a cause or belief.

  Patriotism (A) is love for one's country, not necessarily excessive zeal.

  Fundamentalist (B) refers to someone who strictly adheres to basic principles, usually in a religious context.

  Retrospect (C) refers to looking back on past events, not zeal.

  Butcher is someone who slaughters animals or sells meat.

  Pasture (B) is land used for grazing livestock, not a person.

  Livestock (C) refers to domesticated animals raised for food, wool, etc.

               Cannibal (D) refers to a person who eats the flesh of other humans, not related to selling meat.

  Astute refers to someone who is perceptive and shows sharp judgment and insight.

  Judiciary (B) refers to the judicial system, not a person.

  Intelligent (C) means having the ability to learn and understand, but not necessarily related to sharp judgment.

               Eugenicist (D) refers to someone who believes in improving the genetic quality of the human population, not related to sharp judgment.

  Archaeologist is someone who studies ancient human history through excavation and analysis of artifacts and relics.

  Solarium (A) is a room or space designed for sun exposure, not related to ancient buildings.

  Curator (B) is someone who manages a museum or collection, but not specifically related to ancient buildings.

               Podium (C) is a platform for speakers, not a person interested in ancient artifacts.

  Sycophant is a person who flatters or acts subserviently towards someone important to gain personal advantage.

  Eloquent (B) refers to someone who speaks or writes persuasively, not necessarily someone who acts obsequiously.

  Privilege (C) refers to special rights or advantages, not a person.

               Preamble (D) refers to an introductory statement, not a person.