| 1 |
Chatteris said that Chips knew all <u>the ropes</u> of Brook field. |
- A. Methos or ways
- B. Conditions
- C. Situations
- D. Circumstances
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| 2 |
They all said how _________ it was that he know every boy's name and face so quickly |
- A. marvellous
- B. odd
- C. strange
- D. useless
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| 3 |
Grayson was <u>excused</u> lessons. |
- A. Allowed not to attened
- B. Made to miss
- C. Pardoned
- D. Forgiven
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| 4 |
They asked Chips questions for the sun of getting his latest to <u>retail</u>. |
- A. To provide
- B. To sell
- C. To give
- D. To distribute
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| 5 |
So clearly it lingered, that time of <u>dizzy </u>happiness. |
- A. Confusing
- B. Disturbing
- C. Giddy
- D. Unsetting
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| 6 |
At fifty, he was the <u>doyen </u>of the staff. |
- A. Learned member
- B. Sinior member
- C. Able member
- D. Powerful member
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| 7 |
Out of vast experience has <u>emerged </u>a kindly, gentle confidence in himself. |
- A. Resulted
- B. Happened
- C. Appeared
- D. Developed
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| 8 |
He <u>leaned </u>back in his chair. |
- A. Lay
- B. Hit
- C. Rested
- D. Bent
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| 9 |
After 1929, Chips did not leave Brookfield, even for Old, Boys Dinners in __________ |
- A. London
- B. Bermingham
- C. Ireland
- D. Scotland
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| 10 |
That verifying <u>glance</u> was a subject of mimicry. |
- A. Sight
- B. Look
- C. Observation
- D. Attention
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