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The word 'embezzle' means to steal or misappropriate funds. Its opposite would be to 'compensate,' which means to make amends or pay back. The other options either are synonyms or unrelated.

The antonym of 'drought' (a prolonged period of dryness) is 'surplus,' which implies an excess or abundance, often of water or resources. The other options do not represent opposites of drought.

In Islamic and Arabic terminology, 'Amannah' refers to trust or trustworthiness. Therefore, the correct answer is 'Trust'.

A ceasefire is an agreement to stop fighting temporarily, which is synonymous with a truce. The other options (War, Attack, Assault) are related to conflict but do not mean stopping it.

The correct preposition to use with 'interested' when referring to a subject or object is 'in'. Therefore, 'He is interested in books.' is the correct sentence.

The correct preposition to use with 'accustomed' in this context is 'to'. The phrase 'accustomed to' means being used to or familiar with something, so 'accustomed to being interrupted' is correct.

The word 'exonerate' means to free someone from blame or fault. Its antonym is 'charge,' which means to accuse or hold responsible for a fault or crime. Therefore, 'Charge' is the correct opposite of 'Exonerate.'

The word 'massacre' means a brutal and indiscriminate slaughter of many people or animals. 'Slaughter' is a synonym as it also means to kill in a violent or brutal way. The other options do not have similar meanings.

The correct option is 'while they are in Sheikhupura' because 'while' is followed by the present simple tense to indicate a time clause referring to the duration of their stay. Options B and C are grammatically incorrect in this context, and D is not appropriate since option A is correct.

The correct option is 'are being questioned' because the sentence describes an ongoing action in the present continuous passive tense, indicating that the police are currently questioning the two men.