Furniture is uncountable, hence singular verb is needed. Correct: “The furniture is very costly.”

Brisk means quick, active, or energetic.

Correct preposition is “good at”. We say “good at cricket”.

Present Perfect → has/have + V3. Correct is “has gone”.

Correct sequence: Honesty is always rewarded.

Universal truth always takes present tense. Correct: “The earth is round.”

Hostile means unfriendly. Antonym is “Friendly”.

After “one of the”, plural noun is required. Correct: “One of the girls is absent.”

Correct usage: “in the east”.

After words like junior, senior, inferior, superior, “to” is used, not “than”.

Adversity means difficulties or misfortune.

Eminent means well-known. Antonym is “Obscure”.

Past Perfect is used when one action happened before another in past. Correct: “had finished”.

Context indicates positive quality → “polite”.

Correct proverb: “Time and tide wait for none”.

Married does not take “with”. Correct: “She married a rich man”.

Passage clearly says honesty builds trust.

Correct spelling is “Occasion”.

Benevolent means kind, antonym is cruel.

Verb agrees with nearest subject “friends” → plural → “were”.

Diligent means hardworking.

Correct subject-verb agreement → She does her homework daily.

Question sentence must end with a question mark.

Correct proverb: “A journey begins with a single step.”

Transparent means clear. Opposite is “Opaque”.

For is used with period of time. Correct: “for two hours”.

Neither is singular, hence verb should be singular: “is guilty”.

Rapid means fast, quick.

Correct usage: senior to.

Vacant means empty, opposite is “Full”.