| 1 |
I could hardly belief three ____ school terms had indeed rolled away. |
- A. Troublesome
- B. Strenuous
- C. Difficult
- D. Painfull
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| 2 |
I would walk home across the meadows in the ............. sunshine. |
- A. April
- B. May
- C. June
- D. July
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| 3 |
How often had I stood outside sweet shops with.......... pockets. |
- A. Full
- B. Empty
- C. Torn
- D. No
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| 4 |
Tow months seemed a long, long time and I would look forward to a period of parmanent............... |
- A. Felicity
- B. Faculty
- C. Facility
- D. Futility
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| 5 |
I bought my first bicycle with prize money I had __________ at Edinburgh University |
- A. won
- B. win
- C. winning
- D. wound
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| 6 |
Wishes did not come __________ in this life, I knew that |
- A. false
- B. flopped
- C. fail
- D. true
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| 7 |
During our early childhood Lionel, syivia and I never had anything to...... |
- A. Spend
- B. Spending
- C. Spent
- D. Spends
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| 8 |
The knowledge of a full day's school remained a characteristic ______ of my childhood. |
- A. Sensation
- B. Happiness
- C. Understanding
- D. Doubt
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| 9 |
Yet summer holidays did come and we waited for the taxi that was to convey the family to the................ |
- A. Seaport
- B. Airport
- C. Railway station
- D. Home
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| 10 |
Once a term we had the annual mind-term holiday, a Monday off which made a luxuriously _________ week end |
- A. long
- B. short
- C. tiny
- D. small
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