Discussion
Disheveled : After long working hours, the police officer looked tired and disheveled.
Answer: C
Disheveled means untidy.
A disheveled person has messy hair and rumpled clothes; after long working hours the officer looks tired and unkempt. The word comes from the Old French deschevele, with the hair undone.
'Well-groomed' is the opposite, neat and tidy. 'Happy' and 'enthusiastic' describe mood, and they also clash with 'tired' in the same sentence.
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