One who believes that pleasure is the chief aim of life

• A. Stoic
• B. Hedonist (Answer)
• C. Aesthete
• D. Ascetic

Hedonist is a person who believes that pleasure is the most important thing in life.

A place where books are kept

• A. Museum
• B. Gallery
• C. Library (Answer)
• D. Archive

Library is a building or room containing a collection of books and periodicals.

One who cannot be corrected

• A. Hardened
• B. Incorrigible (Answer)
• C. Stubborn
• D. Obstinate

Incorrigible means not able to be corrected or reformed.

The science of the structure of the human body

• A. Physiology
• B. Biology
• C. Anatomy (Answer)
• D. Pathology

Anatomy is the branch of science concerned with the bodily structure of humans and other living organisms.

A speech delivered without preparation

• A. Oration
• B. Extempore (Answer)
• C. Soliloquy
• D. Monologue

Extempore means spoken or done without preparation.

One who collects stamps

• A. Numismatist
• B. Philatelist (Answer)
• C. Bibliophile
• D. Curator

Philatelist is a person who collects and studies postage stamps.

A place where animals are slaughtered

• A. Kennel
• B. Stable
• C. Abattoir (Answer)
• D. Barn

Abattoir is a place where animals are killed for food.

Study of the universe

• A. Geology
• B. Astronomy
• C. Cosmology (Answer)
• D. Meteorology

Cosmology is the science of the origin and development of the universe.

A person who loves books

• A. Philatelist
• B. Bibliophile (Answer)
• C. Aesthete
• D. Numismatist

Bibliophile means a person who collects or has a great love of books.

A story in which animals behave like humans

• A. Parable
• B. Allegory
• C. Fable (Answer)
• D. Myth

Fable is a short story with a moral, typically with animals as characters.