One Word Substitution

Concept: A criminal is a person who commits a crime or breaks the law. The question tests vocabulary and correct word usage. Step 1:Understand the meaning of the sentence.
The phrase ``breaks the law'' directly refers to committing a legal offence.
Step 2:Analyze each option:

• (A) rogue → A dishonest or unprincipled person, but not specifically someone who breaks the law.
• (B) criminal → Correct; a person who breaks the law.
• (C) guilty → Describes a state of being responsible for an offence, not a person.
• (D) sinner → A person who commits a moral or religious wrong, not necessarily a legal offence.

Step 3:Final answer:

The correct option is (D): Novice.
"One who is new and inexperienced in a certain job" is referred to as a "novice."

The correct option is (C): Decennial.
The term that most accurately explains the expression "Recurring every ten years" is "Decennial."

The correct option is (B): Hydrophobia
The term that most accurately explains the expression "Fear of Water" is "Hydrophobia."

The correct option is (C): Misanthrope.
"One who hates mankind" is referred to as a "misanthrope."

The correct option is (C) :Articulate