| 1 |
He was knocking the door |
- A. He was knocking upon the door
- B. He was knocking at the door
- C. He was knocking by the door
- D. He was knocking on the door
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| 2 |
To see boys undergoing ___________ of blood to get money for their food and books, is a heartrending spectable |
- A. transmigration
- B. transfusion
- C. transfix
- D. transition
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| 3 |
"I think that I had better ______ my pencil |
- A. Sharpen
- B. Soften
- C. Broken
- D. Darken
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| 4 |
He has never learned what real <u>applicatio</u>n is. |
- A. Hard work
- B. real work
- C. work
- D. Study
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| 5 |
He aught to be trusted to make good use of a reasonable ___________ from his parents towards his expenses |
- A. contribution
- B. contribute
- C. contributes
- D. contributed
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| 6 |
Most of the lazy bluffers have not found any serious ___________ in life |
- A. interesting
- B. utterance
- C. interest
- D. detest
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| 7 |
Nervous habits are not easy to <u>uproot</u>. |
- A. Get rid of
- B. Nuture
- C. Appreciated
- D. rejected
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| 8 |
A common cause of failure is a............................... ambition for the boy on the part of his parents. |
- A. Good
- B. upright
- C. Mistaken
- D. Bonafide
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| 9 |
<u>Occasionally</u>, we meet old-fashioned fathers. |
- A. Specially
- B. Rarely
- C. Always
- D. Sometimes
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| 10 |
He, the bright boy, is the most............. object among all our failing students. |
- A. Imitable
- B. Pitiable
- C. Admirable
- D. Peculiar
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