Diversity of words in English

    Choose the correct options to complete the sentences.

1. I’m afraid he’s very diligent/outgoing/dogmatic in his beliefs and will never change his mind, whatever you say.
2. He’s the most diplomatic/devious/analytical person I know. He never tells the truth and manages to lie his way out of any situation.
3. She seemed very aloof/meticulous/impulsive and not at all interested in meeting people.
4. The new ambassador is very provocative/charismatic/pragmatic. Everyone wants to talk to her and listen to what she has to say.
5. You can’t fault her attention to detail in these reports. She’s a pragmatic/provocative/meticulous worker.
6. He’s the most pragmatic/energetic/sensitive boss I’ve ever worked for. He’s always prepared to find the most rational and sensible way to solve a problem, even if it goes against what he’s originally planned.
7. It was obvious that he was a very diligent/hospitable/self-effacing man because he seemed very reluctant to talk about his amazing achievements.
8. They found it almost impossible not to be emotional/charismatic/respectful about the great discovery they had just made. They were so happy, excited and overwhelmed by it.