To solve this problem you need to determine which of these answers is something that might lead two students to get suspended from school. The correct answer is therefore "hoax." A "hoax" is a trick pulled to try and deceive people, a practical joke. Additionally, a "skeptic" is someone who doubts something, a non-believer; a "captive" is a prisoner; "homage" is respect, a certain honor paid to someone well-regarded; a "bargain" is something cheaper than expected, to "bargain" means to negotiate, to try and get better terms for oneself. 

This sentence describes the rule of a monarch, specifically the British Queen Victoria. The rule of a King or Queen is known as a "reign." Additionally, "nostalgia" is wishful thinking about the past, remembering the past fondly with a hint of sadness; "accord" means peace, harmony, and agreement; "deception" is trickery, the act of lying to others in order to trick them; "piety" is deep religious belief.

Based on the context of this sentence you are looking for a noun that means opponent, rival in a competition. The correct answer is "antagonist." Although "antagonist" means simply rival, opponent, adversary, it is most commonly used to mean villain in a piece of literature or a movie. Additionally, "protagonist" means hero, particularly in a piece of literature or a film; a person's "kin" is their family, their relatives; a "guardian" is a protector, someone who defends or looks after something; a "deputy" is an assistant, a second-in-command.

Based on the context of this sentence you are looking for a noun that describes a promise made between people about future behavior. So, the correct answer is an "oath" which means a pledge, a promise, a vow. Additionally, an "audience" is a group of people who watches a performance; an "accomplice" is someone who helps someone commit a crime; a "tradition" is a long-lasting cultural belief, a social practice passed down from previous generations; "kinship" means family relationship. 

If people had been wrongly "convicted" (found guilty of and put in jail) then it makes sense that the governor would legally forgive them, release them from guilt. A "pardon" is a formal statement that releases someone from guilt. To "pardon" means to forgive, to show mercy to. Additionally, "summons" are orders to appear somewhere; "mandates" are official orders and instructions; "vows" are promises; "reprimands" are official scoldings and punishments.

To solve this problem you need to figure out which of these nouns describes a place where someone might go to pick apples. An "orchard" is a place where fruit trees are planted and raised. Additionally, "marina" means harbor, place where boats are kept; "metropolis" means city; a "vehicle" is a machine that transports people or things, like a car.

The subject of this sentence is able to make the rules so he must be in a position of "authority." "Authority" means the power or capability of making rules and laws. Additionally, "abundance" means the quality of having more than enough of something; "severity" means harshness; "dishonesty" means the action of lying; an "atrocity" is a terrible action committed by some people. 

A "mine" where things like marble and stone are found and mined is called a "quarry." Additionally, "fatality" means death; a "pastor" is a religious leader; a "victim" is a person who has suffered or been attacked; a "neighborhood" is a community of people who live close together.

If the subject of this sentence could not "complete" (finish) the puzzle it makes sense to suppose that he found it confusing, bewildering, puzzling. The correct answer then is "perplexing." Additionally, "frightened" means scared; "futile" means pointless, meaningless; "illicit" means illegal or against the rules; "pathetic" means not impressive at all, deserving of pity.

The speaker of this sentence is not certain that the man is guilty, but thinks that he is. When you have a suspicion or feeling based on intuition that something is true you have a "hunch." Additionally, "misery" is great sadness; "loathing" is deep hatred; "euphoria" is great happiness; a "burden" is something difficult that a person has to deal with.