| 1 |
I did not feel myself at any ____________ |
- A. destruction
- B. remuneration
- C. disadvantage
- D. successfulness
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| 2 |
Their questions were <u>invariably</u> the same |
- A. At times
- B. Mostly
- C. Always
- D. Permanenty
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| 3 |
They sought to expose my........ |
- A. Galance
- B. Fragrance
- C. Ignorance
- D. Arrogance
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| 4 |
My school fellows who had won prizes and................had to come down again to common English |
- A. Disfortion
- B. Devastation
- C. Distinction
- D. Dejection
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| 5 |
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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| 6 |
Churchill owes a great <u>debt</u> to his teacher. |
- A. Number of thanks
- B. His respects
- C. Good wishes
- D. Deal or his regards
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| 7 |
This was <u>remarkable</u> because the headmaster did what others did not do. |
- A. Unusual
- B. Wonderful
- C. Unexpected
- D. Strange
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| 8 |
The head master was a man not dependent upon paper.................... |
- A. Adjustments
- B. Manifestations
- C. Calculations
- D. Satisfactions
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| 9 |
I have always had the greatest............... for Mr. Weldon. |
- A. Regard
- B. Regret
- C. Retort
- D. Recruit
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| 10 |
He took a fairly long sentence and broke it up into its ___________ |
- A. comparisons
- B. cosmopolitans
- C. companions
- D. components
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