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The correct word is 'Affluence,' which means wealth or abundance of possessions, fitting the context of showing wealth by wearing diamonds and furs. 'Afficiancy' is not a correct English word, 'Accuracy' is unrelated, and 'None of these' is incorrect since option A is correct.

The correct word is 'detracted' because it means to reduce the value or quality of something. The stained tablecloth diminished the appeal of the fine china and lovely flowers, so 'detracted' fits best. 'Attracted' is incorrect as it implies drawing attention positively, 'dirty' is an adjective and does not fit grammatically, and 'None of these' is unnecessary.

The sentence is incomplete and grammatically incorrect as given. None of the options (Testimony, Hexalogy, Determined) fit logically or grammatically to complete the sentence meaningfully. Therefore, 'None of these' is the correct choice.

The word 'amorphous' means shapeless or without a definite form, which correctly describes a piece of clay before it is sculpted. The other options are either misspelled or do not fit the context.

The sentence 'The waiter told us about the specials -------------- both the Selman and Turkey dishes sound good to me.' requires a word or punctuation that connects the two independent clauses. None of the options 'Closed', 'Disclosed', or 'Secret' fit grammatically or contextually. The best choice is 'None of these' because the sentence needs a conjunction or punctuation (like a semicolon or 'and') rather than a single word from the given options. Therefore, the correct answer is D (None of these).

Pusillanimity means showing a lack of courage or determination; timidity. Therefore, the synonym is 'Timidity' (option B), not 'Magnanimity' which means generosity or nobility of spirit.

The word 'maim' means to wound or injure someone so that part of the body is permanently damaged or lame. Therefore, the synonym 'Lame' correctly matches the meaning of 'maim'.

The word 'mendacity' means untruthfulness or lying. Its antonym is 'truthfulness,' which directly opposes the meaning of mendacity. The other options do not represent the opposite of mendacity.

The word 'Noble' means having high moral qualities or aristocratic status. Its antonym is 'Common,' which refers to something ordinary or of low rank, making option C correct. The other options are synonyms or unrelated.

The word 'wile' means cunning or craftiness, so its antonym is 'artlessness,' which means innocence or lack of deceit. Therefore, option D is correct.