This classification question hides its logic behind everyday words, so the fastest way to solve it is to name the exact property each item measures, rather than just its dictionary meaning.
Three of these four, Brook, Stream and River, are defined by the fact that the water moves. Lake is defined by the fact that the water does not move. So Lake, item J, is the odd one out in Set I.
Broad-Wide, Big-Large and Tiny-Small are all synonym pairs about size or dimension, whether that is large or small does not matter, the property being measured is still size. Weighty-Heavy is the only pair among the four that measures weight instead of size, so it stands apart. That makes Weighty-Heavy, item J, the odd one out in Set II.
Let's summarize:
The correct answer is option (1), I-J, II-J.
In general, the properties that decrease and increase down a group in the periodic table respectively are: