| 1 |
The ______, Mr. Weldon took a broad-minded view of my Latin prose |
- A. Teacher
- B. Bandmaster
- C. Headmaster
- D. Warden
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| 2 |
Mr. Welldon drew the ______ that I was worthy to pass into Harrow |
- A. Conclude
- B. Concludes
- C. Concluded
- D. Conclusion
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| 3 |
In......................... of his decision, I was in due course, placed in the third division. |
- A. Contrary
- B. Correction
- C. Context
- D. Consequence
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| 4 |
I ............... for two whole hours at this sad spectacle. |
- A. grazed
- B. gazed
- C. grimaced
- D. glazed
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| 5 |
I would have willingly <u>displayed </u>my knowledge. |
- A. Presented
- B. Shown
- C. Exhibited
- D. Projected
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| 6 |
I gazed for two hours at his sad <u>spectacle</u>. |
- A. Event
- B. Incident
- C. Sight
- D. Piture
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| 7 |
I had scared passed my twelfth birthday when I entered the <u>inhospitable</u> regions of examinations. |
- A. Unfavourable
- B. Very difficult
- C. Dark
- D. Rough
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| 8 |
I would have liked to have been examined in _______ poetry and writing essays |
- A. Mathematics
- B. Stat
- C. Geography
- D. History
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| 9 |
The examines, on the other hand, were partial to ______ and Mathematics |
- A. French
- B. Arabic
- C. Latin
- D. Greek
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| 10 |
Not only did we learn English parsing thoroughly,but we also practised continually <u>English analysis.</u> |
- A. Uses of English words
- B. Grammatical functions of English words
- C. Difficult of English words
- D. Details of English words
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