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

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.'

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 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.

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.

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

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

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

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.