| 1 |
My schools fellows who had won prizes and ___________ had to come down again to common English |
- A. distortion
- B. devastation
- C. dejection
- D. distinction
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| 2 |
In __________ of his decision, I was in due course, placed in the third division |
- A. contrary
- B. context
- C. correction
- D. consequence
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| 3 |
Churchill owes a great <u>debt</u> to his teacher. |
- A. Number of thanks
- B. His respects
- C. Good wishes
- D. Deal or his regards
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| 4 |
I have always had the greatest ______ for Mr. Welldon |
- A. Regard
- B. Regret
- C. Recruit
- D. Retort
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| 5 |
Mr. Welldon drew the ______ that I was worthy to pass into Harrow |
- A. Conclude
- B. Concludes
- C. Concluded
- D. Conclusion
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| 6 |
The most disregarding thing was namely to write mere _________ |
- A. French
- B. English
- C. Roman
- D. Polish
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| 7 |
The I would let the clever ones learn Latin as.............. |
- A. A slender
- B. An insult
- C. An honour
- D. A benefit
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| 8 |
I got into my bones the <u>structure</u> of the ordinary English sentence. |
- A. Inner areas
- B. Form
- C. Map
- D. Outline
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| 9 |
As I remained in the Third _________ times as long as anyone else, I had three times as much of it |
- A. one
- B. two
- C. three
- D. four
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| 10 |
He showed ________ in judging my general ability |
- A. Reluctance
- B. Discernment
- C. Foolishness
- D. Negligence
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