Solutions
We need to find out the similar expression of the phrase mentioned in the question.
• Let’s first understand the meaning of the words.
• Torrent is used as noun, meaning fast flow of water.
Eg.‘The builder moved across the torrent to catch a train.’
• Posse is also a noun informally used, generally referring to a group of people who have common attributes or occupation.
Eg.‘The town market attracts ambitious posse.’
• Hamlet if used as noun is a small village.
Eg.‘You may find numerous wells in that hamlet.’
• Current if used as adjective would mean the present time or whatever is happening now. If figuratively used, it would mean the flow of electricity through wire.
Eg. The current (adjective) landlord is a miser
The current (figurative) shut down in my neighbourhood last night.
Thus, the correct answer will be:
torrent is the most suitable word for the phrase ‘A strong and fast-moving stream of water or other liquid.’
Hence, option A will be the correct answer.