'Initiative' means eagerness to act. Its antonym 'apathy' means indifference or lack of interest.

'Candida' is a comedy play written by George Bernard Shaw.

Samuel Taylor Coleridge was a major poet of the English Romantic period.

Third Conditional: If + Past Perfect → could/would/might + have + V3.

The climax is the highest point of tension or the turning point in a plot.

Charles Dickens vividly depicted London's life in his Victorian novels.

Present Perfect Continuous + specific point in time → 'since'.

'Transitory' means short-lived. Its antonym is 'permanent' meaning lasting or enduring.

'Number' can function as a verb meaning to assign numbers to or to count.

This famous line is from William Wordsworth's poem 'My Heart Leaps Up'.

'Slow and steady' is a single concept so it takes a singular verb 'wins'.

Greek philosopher Aristotle said this in his work 'Politics'.

William Wordsworth is known as the 'poet of nature' for his deep spiritual portrayal of nature.

'Yesterday' indicates past indefinite tense → 'he went home'.

'A Passage to India' (1924) is written by British novelist E. M. Forster.

Rabindranath Tagore translated Gitanjali himself. W. B. Yeats wrote the famous preface to the English edition.

'Venerate' means to regard with great respect or reverence.

'Credit to' an account is the correct preposition usage.

'To do away with' is a phrasal verb meaning to eliminate or get rid of something.

W. B. Yeats was a poet and playwright not a novelist.