| 1 |
The Boy must take himself by the collar and make himself ______ a poise and calm |
- A. Leave
- B. Give up
- C. Cultivate
- D. Uproot
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| 2 |
He, the bright boy, is the most ______ object among all our failing students |
- A. Imitable
- B. Pitiable
- C. Peculiar
- D. Admirable
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| 3 |
A common cause of failure is the parents mistaken <u>ambition</u> for the boy: |
- A. Plan
- B. Hope
- C. High desire
- D. felling
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| 4 |
A few lazy<u> bluffers</u> also drift into college. |
- A. Cheaters
- B. Friends
- C. Foes
- D. Students
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| 5 |
Suchnervoushabits are not easy to <u>uproot</u>: |
- A. Suspend
- B. Halt
- C. End(give up)
- D. stop
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| 6 |
I condoled ........... him on his father 's death. |
- A. at
- B. with
- C. of
- D. by
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| 7 |
Such habits can not be ______ by anyone but the boy himself |
- A. Hidden
- B. Eradicated
- C. Revealed
- D. Accepted
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| 8 |
A few lazy ______ drift into college and usually drift out again |
- A. blazers
- B. bosses
- C. bufoons
- D. bluffers
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| 9 |
Nervous habits are not easy to <u>uproot</u>. |
- A. Get rid of
- B. Nuture
- C. Appreciated
- D. rejected
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| 10 |
It is always to the <u>detriment</u> of their health. |
- A. Loss of
- B. Danger to
- C. Injury to
- D. Failure
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