| 1 |
They became <u>hysterical.</u> |
- A. Normal
- B. Extremely funny
- C. Sad
- D. Gloomy
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| 2 |
There is no <u>sublimer</u> feeling in the world. |
- A. Strange
- B. Mean
- C. Queer
- D. Higher, superior
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| 3 |
Rarely did he read more than a page of the novel before sleep came swiftly and _______ |
- A. Agitatingly
- B. Shakingly
- C. Gingerly
- D. Peacefully
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| 4 |
During the General Strike of 1926 Brookfield boys loaded motor, vans with __________ |
- A. water
- B. foodstuffs
- C. oil
- D. petrol
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| 5 |
Ralston claimed to have double the school<u> endowment.</u> |
- A. Donation
- B. Buildings
- C. Area
- D. Staff
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| 6 |
There were <u>tumultuous</u> cheers. |
- A. Troublesome
- B. Disturbing
- C. Noisy
- D. Improper
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| 7 |
English gentleman ought to know a few <u>quotations</u> form Greek and Latin. |
- A. Sayings
- B. Wise words
- C. Passages
- D. Lines
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| 8 |
You do not know when he wants you to <u>push off.</u> |
- A. Go home
- B. Move outside
- C. Leave
- D. Jump out
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| 9 |
Chips was a little <u>bald.</u> |
- A. Weak
- B. Tired
- C. Unhealthy
- D. Hairless
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| 10 |
Chips's small capital was invested in <u>gilt-edged</u> stocks. |
- A. Very valuable
- B. Gold
- C. Uncommon
- D. Unusual
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