| 1 |
It showed that he was a man capable of looking beneath the ______ of things |
- A. Bottom
- B. Side
- C. Surface
- D. Ground
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| 2 |
Not only did we learn English _________ thoroughly but we also practised continually English analysis |
- A. parsing
- B. paraphrasing
- C. pressing
- D. preciswriting
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| 3 |
I was unable to suggest a ______ answer to the questions which they asked |
- A. In-satisfactory
- B. Satisfactory
- C. Factory
- D. Territory
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| 4 |
I was in fact only two from the ____________ of the whole school |
- A. surface
- B. bottom
- C. top
- D. beginning
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| 5 |
Their questions were <u>invariably</u> the same |
- A. At times
- B. Mostly
- C. Always
- D. Permanenty
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| 6 |
Thus I got into my....................... the essential structure of the ordinary British sentence. |
- A. Bones
- B. Face
- C. Hands
- D. Feet
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| 7 |
The examiners were <u>partial</u> to Latin and mathematics. |
- A. Liked
- B. Wanted
- C. Demanded
- D. Asked for
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| 8 |
When did Churchill enter the regions of examinations. |
- A. 10th Birthday
- B. 11th Birth day
- C. 12th Birth day
- D. 13th Birth day
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| 9 |
Not only did we learn English <u>parsing</u> thoroughly,but we also practised continually English analysis. |
- A. Grammer
- B. Sentence parts
- C. Writing
- D. Word combinition
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| 10 |
Then merciful us here's collected my piece of ...................... with all the others. |
- A. Foolscap
- B. Full-scale
- C. Scapegoat
- D. Scraper
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