1 |
Only learning is not of much value unless he possesses the physical <u>vigour.</u> |
- A. Show
- B. Strength
- C. Habit
- D. Ordinary
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2 |
He ______ that all his pencils need sharpening |
- A. Hides
- B. Observes
- C. Reserves
- D. Tells
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3 |
The doctor described the health problems to the students to his <u>unspeakable</u> relief. |
- A. Very great
- B. A little
- C. Some
- D. Usual
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4 |
Nervous habits are not easy to <u>uproot</u>. |
- A. Get rid of
- B. Nuture
- C. Appreciated
- D. rejected
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5 |
My father's hairs are grey. |
- A. My father hair are grey
- B. My fathers hair are grey
- C. My father's hair is grey
- D. My father's hairs is grey
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6 |
Another type of boy who does not try is the very.................. boy who has always done his school work without effort. |
- A. dull
- B. unsuccessful
- C. bright
- D. slow
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7 |
All that <u>the rest</u>of us can do it to point out what is the matter: |
- A. Most of,
- B. some
- C. all
- D. the remaining
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8 |
To see boys undergoing <u>transfusion</u> of blood is a heartrending sight. |
- A. Change
- B. Transfer
- C. Shifting
- D. Transmission
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9 |
The parents must give the best possible <u>equipment </u>to their sons. |
- A. Apparatus
- B. Machinary
- C. Tools
- D. Materials
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10 |
The ...................... for this sort of thing is aging a not easy, for it involves an entire change of attitude. |
- A. Cure
- B. Puzzle
- C. Problem
- D. Knot
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