| 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 |
The Headmaster was a man not dependent upon paper _______ |
- A. Adjustments
- B. Manifestations
- C. Calculations
- D. Satisfactions
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| 3 |
Mr. Somervell was charged with the duty of teaching the _______ boys |
- A. cleverest
- B. finest
- C. stupidest
- D. richest
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| 4 |
The examiners, on the other hand, were partial to......................... and mathematics. |
- A. French
- B. Latin
- C. Greek
- D. Arabic
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| 5 |
The most disregarding thing was namely to write mere............... |
- A. French
- B. Polish
- C. Roman
- D. English
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| 6 |
I would __________ them all learn English |
- A. make
- B. makes
- C. made
- D. making
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| 7 |
They wrote <u>pithy</u> epigrams. |
- A. Effective
- B. Strong
- C. Deep
- D. Short and forceful
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| 8 |
I was found unable to answer ______ question in the Latin paper |
- A. A single
- B. Two
- C. Three
- D. Four
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| 9 |
I did not feel myself at any ____________ |
- A. destruction
- B. remuneration
- C. disadvantage
- D. successfulness
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| 10 |
I was unable to suggest a .............. answer to the questions which they asked. |
- A. In satisfactory
- B. Territory
- C. Satisfactory
- D. Factory
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