| 1 |
I hung on (waited for sometime) on the ___________ of a crowd. |
- A. Outer points
- B. Areas
- C. Outskirts
- D. Limits
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| 2 |
To Daiches, the <u>anticipation</u>was always worse than the reality: |
- A. hope
- B. expectation
- C. future
- D. later time
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| 3 |
The oppressive weight of the knowledge of a full day's school ahead remained a characteristic sensation of my ______ |
- A. Oldage
- B. Boyhood
- C. Childhood
- D. Youth
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| 4 |
My thical summer holidays were at hand, oun spoilt as yet, typing .................. and promising just ahead. |
- A. Intact
- B. Contract
- C. Exact
- D. Contact
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| 5 |
The maid servant announced in deep funeral tones, "Lionel, David, Sylvia, ______ |
- A. Breakfast
- B. Lunch
- C. Dinner
- D. Time
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| 6 |
I would walk home across the meadows in the ________ sunshine |
- A. April
- B. May
- C. June
- D. July
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| 7 |
During our early childhood Lionel, syivia and I never had anything to...... |
- A. Spend
- B. Spending
- C. Spent
- D. Spends
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| 8 |
Waking up in the morning and seeing the hours of school stretching ahead was a <u>dismal</u> experience. |
- A. Pleasing
- B. Comforting
- C. Depressing
- D. Fantastic
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| 9 |
I assure you................. my help. |
- A. of
- B. from
- C. with
- D. off
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| 10 |
During our early childhood Lionel, Sylvia and I never had anything to _________ |
- A. spend
- B. spent
- C. spending
- D. spends
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