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The correct preposition to use with 'patient' in this context is 'with'. The phrase 'patient with her' means showing patience towards her, which fits the sentence meaning.

The active sentence 'She has completed two courses' is in the present perfect tense. The correct passive form uses 'have been' plus the past participle, matching the plural subject 'two courses'. Therefore, 'Two courses have been completed by her' is correct.

A savanna is a grassy plain in tropical and subtropical regions, so its synonym is 'grassland'. The other options do not relate to the meaning of savanna.

The word "daft" means silly or foolish, so the synonym is "silly" which corresponds to option C.

Sacrilege specifically refers to the violation or misuse of something regarded as sacred or holy, making it the correct answer. The other options do not relate to sacred violations.

The phrase 'I wish' is typically followed by a past tense or modal verb to express a desire for something that is not currently true. 'Would' is the correct choice here to express a wish about a future action that is hoped for but uncertain.

The term 'abdicate' specifically refers to the act of a monarch or sovereign giving up their throne or sovereign power, which fits the question precisely. Other options like 'relinquish' or 'renounce' are more general and do not specifically imply sovereign power.

The word 'always' is an adverb because it modifies the verb phrase 'have been' by indicating frequency. The other options are not adverbs: 'have' is an auxiliary verb, 'been' is a past participle verb form, and 'great' is an adjective.

The word 'prevent' correctly fits the sentence as it means to stop something from happening, which aligns with the idea of locking animals in a cage to stop them from getting away. Other options do not fit the context as well: 'avoid' is not used transitively in this way, 'object' is a noun or verb unrelated here, and 'hinder' means to delay or obstruct but not necessarily stop completely.

A cluster of houses in a village is called a 'hamlet,' which refers to a small settlement smaller than a village. The other options do not refer to clusters of houses.

An anarchist is someone who advocates for the absence of government or authority, believing that individuals should govern themselves without imposed laws. This matches the description given in the question.

A condiment is a substance such as a sauce or relish added to food to enhance its flavor. Among the options, 'relish' is a type of condiment, making it the correct synonym.

The term 'remuneration' refers to money paid to a person for their labor or services, making option D the correct answer. The other options do not relate to payment for labor.

The term 'delinquent' refers to a person, especially a young one, who tends to break the law or engage in socially unacceptable behavior, making it the correct answer. The other options do not specifically relate to this behavior.

The term 'incongruous' means something that is out of place or not in harmony with its surroundings, which directly answers the question. 'Obsolete' means outdated or no longer in use, which is related but not exactly 'out of place.'

The term "centrifugal" refers to moving or directed away from the center, which matches option C. The other options do not convey this meaning.

Detaining and confining someone is best described by the term 'internment,' which means the act of detaining or confining, especially during wartime or for political reasons. The other options do not accurately describe this action.

The phrase 'virtually impossible' is a common English expression meaning 'almost impossible,' which fits the sentence best. The other options do not collocate naturally with 'impossible' in this context.

The term 'liable' correctly means legally responsible, which fits the question 'Responsible according to law is?'. The other options do not convey legal responsibility.

The word 'fealty' means loyalty or faithfulness, especially to a lord or a cause. Therefore, 'loyalty' is the correct synonym.

The phrase 'to run away with a lover' specifically means to 'elope,' which is to run away secretly to get married, making option D the correct choice.

The phrase 'in no way detracts from' means that the humid climate does not reduce or lessen the beauty of the place. 'Detracts' is the correct verb here, as it means to diminish the worth or value of something.

The word 'indispensable' means absolutely necessary or bound to be done, fitting the meaning of 'which is bound to be done.' The other options do not convey this meaning: 'soliloquy' is a speech, 'sinecure' is a position requiring little work, and 'indelible' means permanent or unforgettable.

The correct preposition to use after 'different' when comparing is 'from'. Therefore, 'Sana is different from other girls' is the correct sentence.

The young one of a horse is called a colt (male) or filly (female). Among the options, 'colt' correctly refers to a young male horse, while the others refer to young animals of different species.