| 1 |
Everything had passed without the slightest <u>hitch</u>. |
- A. Difficulty
- B. Obstacle
- C. Problem
- D. Quarrel
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| 2 |
At forty, he was <u>rooted</u>, and quite happy. |
- A. Place
- B. Spot
- C. Corner
- D. Section
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| 3 |
His recollection lost much of their <u>flavour</u>. |
- A. Meaning
- B. Taste or attraction
- C. Use
- D. Effect
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| 4 |
He had no worries, his pension was _______, and there was a little money saved up basides |
- A. Adequate
- B. Insufficient
- C. Inadequate
- D. Poor
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| 5 |
"Hereward the Wake" is the name of an English __________ |
- A. woman
- B. plant
- C. place
- D. outlaw
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| 6 |
His voice still had a good del of sprightliness. |
- A. Activity
- B. Liveliness
- C. Inner joy
- D. Passion
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| 7 |
The guns began almost <u>instantly.</u> |
- A. At that time
- B. Immediately
- C. The next moment
- D. Clearly
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| 8 |
He had been rather serious about it, even a little <u>awed.</u> |
- A. Shocked
- B. Angered
- C. Afraid
- D. Helpless
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| 9 |
Brookfield boys were <u>patrolling</u> the railway. |
- A. Protecting
- B. Watching
- C. Guarding
- D. Inspecting or checking
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| 10 |
Chips changed his more commodious apartments in School House for his old original bachelor _______ |
- A. quarters
- B. bungalows
- C. rooms
- D. halls
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