| 1 |
The maid servant announced in deep funeral tones, "Lionel, David, Sylvia, ______ |
- A. Breakfast
- B. Lunch
- C. Dinner
- D. Time
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| 2 |
On Friday the writer walked with the read of an <u>escaped</u>prisoner: |
- A. Freed
- B. Slipped away/run away
- C. jail-breaking
- D. turned-out
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| 3 |
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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| 4 |
The daily grind of school with its abundant............ present heavily upon me. |
- A. Leisure
- B. Recreation
- C. Home work
- D. Enjoyment
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| 5 |
Once walked home from school on a Friday afternoon with the tread of an escaped............... |
- A. Player
- B. Prisoner
- C. Professional
- D. Sailor
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| 6 |
The knowledge of a full day's school ahead remained a <u>characteristic</u>sensation with me: |
- A. special
- B. peculiar
- C. new
- D. old
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| 7 |
The writer hung on the <u>outkskirts </u>of a crowed. |
- A. Outer parts
- B. Outside
- C. Outer areas
- D. Outer limits
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| 8 |
The two month's vacation we got in summer time, and it was these months towards which the whole _________ moved |
- A. month
- B. year
- C. week
- D. century
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| 9 |
Saturday night, with still a whole dya between it and......... was pleasant in a quit different way |
- A. Sunday
- B. Monday
- C. Wednesday
- D. Tuesday
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| 10 |
Sometimes there were unexpected............ |
- A. recipes
- B. Respects
- C. Respites
- D. Responds
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