| 1 |
Incidentally there arrived from nowhere a .......... and several smudges. |
- A. Bird
- B. Blood
- C. Blot
- D. blade
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| 2 |
The subjects which were dearest the examiners were almost invariably those I <u>fancied</u> least. |
- A. Thought about
- B. Remembered
- C. Liked
- D. Needed
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| 3 |
After much <u>reflection</u> the writer put a bracket round the number of question. |
- A. Confusion
- B. Doubt
- C. Effort
- D. Thinking
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| 4 |
Being so long in the lowest form, I gained an immense............... over the cleverer boys. |
- A. Disadvantage
- B. Advantage
- C. Sewage
- D. Cleavage
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| 5 |
Not only did we learn English <u>parsing</u> thoroughly,but we also practised continually English analysis. |
- A. Grammer
- B. Sentence parts
- C. Writing
- D. Word combinition
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| 6 |
The names of the new boys were printed in the school list in __________ order |
- A. queue
- B. historical
- C. alphabetical
- D. chronological
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| 7 |
I would whip them _________ for that |
- A. hard
- B. soft
- C. mild
- D. benign
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| 8 |
Not only did we learn English _________ thoroughly but we also practised continually English analysis |
- A. parsing
- B. paraphrasing
- C. pressing
- D. preciswriting
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| 9 |
The sort of treatment had only one result, I did not do ______ in examination |
- A. Bad
- B. Worse
- C. Worst
- D. Well
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| 10 |
Mr. Somervell was charged with the duty of teaching the ....................... boys. |
- A. Cleverest
- B. Stupidest
- C. Richest
- D. Finest
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