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A.whimsical
B.impulsive
C.predictable
D.fickle
Explanation: CAPRICIOUS describes someone who changes their mind or mood suddenly and unpredictably. The opposite of this would be someone who is steady, consistent, and predictable. “Predictable” means behaving in a way that is expected and not changing suddenly, making it the antonym of “capricious.”

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A.tempt
B.lure
C.attract
D.repel
Explanation: “Entice” means to attract or tempt someone to do something by offering pleasure or advantage. The opposite of enticing someone is to drive them away or discourage them, which is what “repel” means. Therefore, “repel” is the antonym of “entice.”

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A.sorrow
B.sadness
C.joy
D.gloom
Explanation: “Melancholy” refers to a deep, persistent sadness or a gloomy state of mind. The opposite of feeling melancholy would be feeling a strong sense of happiness or delight, which is captured by the word “joy.” Therefore, “joy” is the antonym of “melancholy.”

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