Question

Match the dictionary definitions (A–D) of the word “Relief” with the correct usage (E–H).

Dictionary definition		Usage
A. Removal or lightening of something distressing	E	A ceremony follows the relief of a sentry after the morning shift.
B. Aid in the form of necessities for the indigent	F	It was a relief to take off the tight shoes.
C. Diversion	G	The only relief I get is by playing cards.
D. Release from the performance of duty	H	Disaster relief was offered to the victims.

• A. a: A–F, B–H, C–E, D–G
• B. b: A–F, B–H, C–G, D–E
• C. c: A–H, B–F, C–G, D–E
• D. d: A–G, B–E, C–H, D–F

Hint:

Link physical relief to discomfort removal, and formal relief to military or official duty changes.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

- A–F: Relief from distress — taking off tight shoes. - B–H: Aid in form of necessities — disaster relief to victims. - C–G: Diversion — playing cards as relief. - D–E: Release from duty — relief of a sentry. Thus mapping is: A–F, B–H, C–G, D–E.