| 1 |
Chips had a <u>mediocre</u> degree. |
- A. Unimportant
- B. Low
- C. Average
- D. Common
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| 2 |
<u>Abruptly</u> Chips flamed up. |
- A. Soon
- B. Suddenly
- C. Surprisingly
- D. Later
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| 3 |
Chips was given an <u>uproarious </u>farewell. |
- A. Very impressive
- B. Quite encouraging
- C. Noisy
- D. Disturbing
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| 4 |
Manyard was an <u>impudent</u> boy. |
- A. Naughty
- B. Disobediant
- C. Careless
- D. Rude/ Disrespectful
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| 5 |
He carried a <u>detective </u>novel to bed. |
- A. Of crime and punishment
- B. Of crime and investigation
- C. Of murders
- D. Of police action
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| 6 |
The armies were <u>clenched</u> held in deadlock form the sea to Switzerland. |
- A. Pressed
- B. Pressured
- C. Grripped
- D. Crushed
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| 7 |
Everyone was certain that East End lads would be <u>hooligans.</u> |
- A. Naughty
- B. Ruffians
- C. Disobedient boys
- D. Foolish boys
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| 8 |
Brookfield, as the Wetherby had said, was an old foundation, established in the reign of ______ |
- A. Victoria
- B. George
- C. Tudor
- D. Elizabeth
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| 9 |
Chips remained a <u>Conservation </u>in politics. |
- A. A supporter of common views
- B. A supporter of extreme views
- C. A supporter of uncommon views
- D. A supporter of new ideas
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| 10 |
At Mrs.Wickett's, he sometimes made <u>desultory</u> notes. |
- A. Difficult
- B. Strange
- C. Improve
- D. Irregular
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