| 1 |
But I was taught ....... |
- A. French
- B. Latin
- C. English
- D. Greek
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| 2 |
He took a fairly long sentence and broke it up into its ___________ |
- A. comparisons
- B. cosmopolitans
- C. companions
- D. components
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| 3 |
Subject, Verb, object, Relative clauses, conditional clauses, conjuctive and Disjunctive clauses! Each had its _______ and its bracket |
- A. meaning
- B. syllable
- C. colour
- D. pronunciation
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| 4 |
Incidentally there arrived from nowhere a ______ and several smudges |
- A. Bird
- B. Blood
- C. Blot
- D. Blade
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| 5 |
They sought to expose my........ |
- A. Galance
- B. Fragrance
- C. Ignorance
- D. Arrogance
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| 6 |
The ______, Mr. Weldon took a broad-minded view of my Latin prose |
- A. Teacher
- B. Bandmaster
- C. Headmaster
- D. Warden
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| 7 |
Churchill was destined to journey through the regions of examinations for the next ______ years |
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| 8 |
Naturally I am........................... in favour of boys learning English. |
- A. Against
- B. Totally
- C. Biased
- D. Not
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| 9 |
Subject, verb, Object, Relative clauses, conditional clauses, Conjunctive and Disjunctive clauses! Each had its........... and its bracket. |
- A. Meaning
- B. Syllable
- C. Colour
- D. Pronunciation
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| 10 |
They wrote <u>pithy</u> epigrams. |
- A. Effective
- B. Strong
- C. Deep
- D. Short and forceful
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