| 1 |
The examiners were <u>partial</u> to Latin and mathematics. |
- A. Liked
- B. Wanted
- C. Demanded
- D. Asked for
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| 2 |
Not only did we learn English..... thoroughly but we also practiced continually English analysis. |
- A. Parsing
- B. Pressing
- C. Paraphrasing
- D. Precis writing
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| 3 |
My school fellows who had won prizes and................had to come down again to common English |
- A. Disfortion
- B. Devastation
- C. Distinction
- D. Dejection
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| 4 |
But the only thing I would................. them for is not knowing English. |
- A. Slip
- B. Whip
- C. Tip
- D. Clip
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| 5 |
I continued in this............. situation for nearly a year. |
- A. Unpretentious
- B. Precautious
- C. Precious
- D. Pretentious
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| 6 |
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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| 7 |
Their questions were <u>invariably</u> the same |
- A. At times
- B. Mostly
- C. Always
- D. Permanenty
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| 8 |
I ______ for two whole hours at this sad spectacle |
- A. Grazed
- B. Gazed
- C. Glazed
- D. Grimaced
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| 9 |
The head master was a man not dependent upon paper.................... |
- A. Adjustments
- B. Manifestations
- C. Calculations
- D. Satisfactions
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| 10 |
Churchill was destined to journey through the regions of examinations for the next.................... yeas. |
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