One who repairs shoes

• A. Cobbler (Answer)
• B. Tailor
• C. Blacksmith
• D. Weaver

Cobbler is a person who repairs shoes. A tailor makes or repairs clothes, not footwear.

A person who has no money

• A. Miser
• B. Pauper (Answer)
• C. Beggar
• D. Bankrupt

Pauper means a very poor person. A miser is someone who hoards money rather than lacking it.

One who spends money extravagantly

• A. Miser
• B. Philanthropist
• C. Spendthrift (Answer)
• D. Prodigy

Spendthrift means a person who spends money in an extravagant, irresponsible way — the opposite of a miser.

A place where coins are made

• A. Treasury
• B. Mint (Answer)
• C. Bank
• D. Foundry

Mint is a place where money, especially coins, is manufactured under government authority.

One who talks too much

• A. Reticent
• B. Garrulous (Answer)
• C. Taciturn
• D. Laconic

Garrulous means excessively talkative, especially about trivial matters. Reticent and taciturn mean the opposite.

A person who walks on foot

• A. Commuter
• B. Trekker
• C. Pedestrian (Answer)
• D. Hiker

Pedestrian means a person walking rather than travelling in a vehicle.

Life history of a person written by himself

• A. Biography
• B. Memoir
• C. Autobiography (Answer)
• D. Chronicle

Autobiography is an account of a person's life written by that person. A biography is written by someone else.

One who personally sees an event happen and can give a firsthand account

• A. Bystander
• B. Eyewitness (Answer)
• C. Spectator
• D. Onlooker

Eyewitness specifically means a person who has personally seen an event and can describe it firsthand.

A journey by sea

• A. Expedition
• B. Excursion
• C. Voyage (Answer)
• D. Pilgrimage

Voyage means a long journey involving travel by sea or in space.

One who works without pay

• A. Apprentice
• B. Trainee
• C. Intern
• D. Volunteer (Answer)

Volunteer means a person who freely offers to do something, especially work for no payment.