| 1 |
The writer of "My financial career" is. |
- A. Stephen Leacock
- B. Jane Austen
- C. George Eliot
- D. Chariotte Bronte
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| 2 |
"No, not from Pinkerton's" I said seeming to imply that I came from a __________ agency |
- A. rival
- B. reveal
- C. revel
- D. revolve
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| 3 |
Someone gave me a _________ through a wicket and some else began telling me how to write it |
- A. note book
- B. log book
- C. cheque book
- D. school book
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| 4 |
I suggested that I had come form a <u>rival</u> agency. |
- A. Competing
- B. Opposite
- C. Different
- D. Separate
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| 5 |
"Shamble" means............ |
- A. Loud
- B. Resemble
- C. Sitting quietly
- D. Walking badly
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| 6 |
I <u>pocked</u> the ball of money at him. |
- A. Pushed with finger
- B. Threw
- C. Rolled
- D. Directed
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| 7 |
I looked <u>timidly</u>round at the clerks. |
- A. Cautiously
- B. Carefully
- C. Fearfully
- D. Strangely
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| 8 |
The writer of "My Financial Career" is ______ |
- A. Stephen Leacock
- B. George Eliot
- C. Jane Austen
- D. Charlotte Bronte
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| 9 |
The manager got up and opened the door, he called to the ............ |
- A. Accountant
- B. Peon
- C. Watchman
- D. Sweeper
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| 10 |
A big iron door stood open at the side of the private room, I stepped into the __________ |
- A. room
- B. balcony
- C. safe
- D. sofa
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