| 1 |
I strode off towards the little square glow of the ______ stall |
- A. tea
- B. juice
- C. coffee
- D. cigratte
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| 2 |
I could almost hear his gruff, sneering laugh, "you tell that to the __________, my son!" |
- A. townsmen
- B. marines
- C. villagers
- D. army men
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| 3 |
There was a ________ nip in the air |
- A. hot
- B. cold
- C. lukewarm
- D. warm
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| 4 |
It was a tramp, who had other things to think about. |
- A. Addict
- B. Thief
- C. Beggar
- D. Wanderer
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| 5 |
I improvised a ............... stuffed the books into in put it over my shoulder, and went down the staris into the darkness. |
- A. Bag
- B. Handkerchief
- C. Sack
- D. Bubdle
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| 6 |
Tie them up and consign them to the.......... |
- A. River
- B. Rock
- C. Lake
- D. Jungle
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| 7 |
Horrible bad books, poor....................... books, you are lying there still. |
- A. Criminal
- B. Innocent
- C. At fault
- D. Culprit
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| 8 |
Your fate is perhaps.............. than you deserved. |
- A. Bad
- B. Worse
- C. Good
- D. Worst
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| 9 |
In my _________ of decision, I left the Embankment and hastened straight for the first of these seats |
- A. joy
- B. agony
- C. pleasure
- D. happiness
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| 10 |
He did not agree.................. my proposal. |
- A. on
- B. to
- C. with
- D. from
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