Here are the correct forms of the given words:

1. **bursting** - There was a sudden **bursting** of clapping and cheering as he rose to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
2. **imaginatively** - It was a terrible game. Our team played very **imaginatively**.
3. **disagreement** - Jackson had another violent **disagreement** with the referee.
4. **likable** - She’s a very sweet child, very **likable** indeed, not at all impolite like her sister.
5. **approval** - The crowd showed its **approval** by shouting insults at the players.
6. **applicants** - We have decided to interview only the best six **applicants** for the job.
7. **drink** - I made some coffee, but it is horrible. In fact, my sister said it was **undrinkable**.
8. **confidential** - This issue is very **confidential**. Don’t discuss it outside the group.
9. **foreseeable** - There will be no more increases in oil price in the **foreseeable** future.
10. **action** - The government is expected to take **action** against the level of unemployment.
11. **carriage** - The cost of **carriage** must be paid by the buyer.
12. **worthless** - The ring was not at all valuable; in fact, it was almost **worthless**.
13. **obedience** - You must realize that such **obedience** cannot be tolerated.
14. **qualification** - She got the job because she had the right **qualification**.
15. **confidence** - The key to success is **confidence**; you have to believe in yourself.