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Alexandre Dumas, a famous French author, wrote both 'The Count of Monte Cristo' and 'The Three Musketeers,' making option C the correct answer.

A Doll's House is a famous play written by Henrik Ibsen, a Norwegian playwright. Therefore, option C is correct.

The play "Hamlet" was written by William Shakespeare, who is a renowned English playwright. None of the other options are associated with this work.

The space between the margin and the start of a paragraph is called indentation. It visually separates paragraphs and improves readability.

In MLA style, superscript numbers are used to indicate note references. These notes appear either at the bottom of the page as footnotes or at the end of the document as endnotes, making option C correct.

According to MLA and most citation styles, the title of a longer work (like a book or journal) on a works cited page should be italicized or underlined if italics are not available. Boldface, enlargement, or other styles are not correct.

A standard letterhead typically includes the full street address, logo, and complete legal name of the company, group, or individual. Therefore, none of the options listed are items that should be excluded from a letterhead.

"Slaughter" is a synonym for "massacre," as both refer to the brutal and indiscriminate killing of many people or animals. The other options do not share a similar meaning.

"Clumsy" is a synonym for "awkward" as both describe someone who lacks grace or coordination. The other options do not share a similar meaning.

To 'exonerate' means to clear someone from blame or fault. The antonym would be to accuse or charge someone with wrongdoing, making 'Charge' the correct answer.

The word 'stentorian' describes a person with a very loud or powerful voice. The other options do not relate to having a loud voice.

A book is used for reading, just as a fork is used for eating. The analogy matches the object to its primary function.

Nonchalant means calm and unconcerned. The word most dissimilar in meaning is 'Concerned,' which means worried or anxious, making it the antonym of nonchalant.

Wearing a gray suit is typically associated with trying not to attract attention, making someone inconspicuous. The other options do not fit the context of dressing in a plain color to avoid notice.

To be 'inconspicuous' means to avoid attracting attention. Dressing in a gray suit is a way to blend in and not stand out, which matches the meaning of 'inconspicuous.'

The sentence describes the texture of a baby's skin, which is typically soft and smooth. Among the options, 'smooth' is the most appropriate descriptive word completing the idea of delicate baby skin.

The word 'nonchalant' means calm and unconcerned, so its most dissimilar (antonym) is 'concerned.' The other options are not antonyms of 'nonchalant.'

A synonym is a word with a similar meaning. 'Scuffle' means a short, confused fight or struggle, so 'struggle' is the closest synonym among the options.

The word 'gutty' means brave or courageous, so its antonym is 'timid,' which means lacking courage or confidence.

A gullible person is someone who believes others easily and can be easily deceived or cheated.

A compound noun is formed when two words combine to create a single meaning. 'Colour pencil' (commonly 'colored pencil') is a compound noun because it combines 'colour' and 'pencil' to refer to a specific object used for drawing.

The word 'wood' is a material noun because it names a substance or material from which things are made. Material nouns refer to physical substances, and 'wood' fits this definition.

In the sentence 'Is your father home?', the word 'at' functions as a preposition when used in context (e.g., 'at home'). Prepositions show the relationship between nouns or pronouns and other words in a sentence. The first sentence 'Experience is the best teacher' contains a subject complement structure, but the clearer identifiable grammatical item in the options relates to 'at' as a preposition.

The sentence 'I cannot wear this shirt any longer' is the correct active voice transformation of the passive sentence 'This shirt cannot be worn by me any longer.'

‘Armaghan-e-Hijaz’ was published posthumously after Allama Iqbal’s death in 1938, making it the correct answer.