English Language

The word 'Quoyidian' appears to be a misspelling of 'Quotidian,' which means 'daily' or 'ordinary.' The antonym of 'quotidian' is 'extraordinary,' meaning unusual or remarkable. Therefore, option A is correct.

The phrase 'He pleads for sanity in a lunatic world' is a common expression meaning he is asking for reason in a crazy or irrational world. 'Lunatic' correctly contrasts with 'sanity' here, making option B the correct answer.

JIT (Joint Investigation Team) refers to a group of people formed to investigate a crime, making it a collective noun because it denotes a collection or group as a single entity.

The correct preposition to complete the sentence 'He writes dash ink.' is 'in', making the sentence 'He writes in ink.' This is the standard English expression indicating the medium used for writing.

The phrase 'I suggest you try calling him tomorrow' is the correct and natural way to complete the sentence, expressing a polite recommendation. Options B and C do not fit grammatically or contextually, and D is incorrect since option A is correct.

The word 'Emancipate' means to set free or release from restraint. Among the options, 'Release' is the correct synonym. 'Defame' means to harm someone's reputation, and 'Incorporate' means to include or integrate, which are unrelated.

The correct verb form to agree with the singular subject 'Saad' in the present simple tense is 'works'. 'Woked' is incorrect spelling and tense, 'work' does not agree with the singular subject, and 'None of these' is incorrect since 'works' is a valid option.

The correct preposition to use with 'bound' when indicating the destination of a ship is 'for'. 'Bound for the United States' means the ship is heading towards the United States. The other options are incorrect in this context.

The correct preposition to use with 'afraid' when indicating the object of fear is 'of'. Therefore, 'She is afraid of spiders.' is the correct sentence.

The sentence 'Who is creating this mess?' in passive voice is correctly formed as 'By whom is this mess being created?' Option C correctly uses the passive construction with the present continuous tense and proper word order for a question.