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A bibliophile is a person who collects or has a great love of books. The other options do not relate to books: a pluviophile loves rain, a cosmopolitan is a person familiar with many cultures, and a changeling is a folklore term for a child believed to have been secretly substituted.

The term 'Agenda' refers to the list or items of business to be considered at a meeting, making option A the correct answer. The other options do not relate to meeting business items.

A person who talks in their sleep is called a somniloquist. The term comes from Latin roots where 'somni-' relates to sleep and '-loquist' relates to speaking.

Secretly listening to a conversation is called 'eavesdropping,' which means to listen without the speakers' knowledge. Among the options, 'Eavesdrop' is the correct term.

The idiom "To cut a long story short" means to tell the story briefly or to summarize it quickly. While "Come to the point" is close in meaning, the phrase specifically emphasizes brevity in storytelling.

The idiom "A slap on the wrist" means a mild or light punishment, often just a warning rather than a severe penalty. This matches option C, which states "Warning or Small Punishment."

The sentence is a direct speech statement that needs to be converted into reported speech. The correct transformation changes the pronouns and shifts the tense and time expressions appropriately: 'I need your help now' becomes 'he needed my help then.'

The word 'abrogate' means to repeal or do away with a law, right, or formal agreement. 'Revoke,' 'rescind,' and 'repeal' all mean to officially cancel or annul something, making 'All of the above' the correct choice.

"Eclat" means brilliance or acclaim, so its antonym is "Dullness," which means lack of brightness or interest. The other options (Eminence, Esteem, Plaudit) are synonyms related to praise or high regard.

The original sentence expresses a joyful exclamation about a past event, so the reported speech should use past perfect tense ('had won') to indicate the completed action before the time of reporting. Option C correctly reflects this.