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Ics Part 2 English Chapter 5 Test Online MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
He did not want to talk to any body or to receive
condolences.
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sympathies
Guests
Messages
Visitors
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Question # 2
It is sometimes difficult to find a
scaffold
for worthless:
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hanging or destructive structure
place for burning
place for destroying
place for throwing away
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Question # 3
....... and __ in winter if there had been a continuous hard frost for some days we would get a whole day's "skating holiday."
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Occasionally
Often
Usually
repeatedly
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Question # 4
It is positively a ................... duty to destroy it.
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Private
Public
government
officer's
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Question # 5
It is not merely absurd to keep rubbish merely because it is .............
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coloured
printed
beautiful
torn
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Question # 6
The implications of my act
revealed
themselves.
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Explained
Indicated
Showed
Suggested
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Question # 7
Your fate is perhaps worse than you..............
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Deserved
Reserved
Conserved
Served
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Question # 8
I strayed up and .......... increasingly fearful of being watched.
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down
on
above
below
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Question # 9
If you ________ now, you must never hold your head up again
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pass
fail
succeed
conquer
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Question # 10
I was not serious disturbed, as I knew that I could bear _________
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investigate
investigated
investigation
navigation
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Question # 11
In some cases, one imagines such in digestible get into the parcels by............
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Incident
Indecent
Accident
Oxidant
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Question # 12
Good God: You worm, better men that you have gone to the __________
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gully
glove
garbage
gallows
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Question # 13
Thee were few
solitary
traveler
s o
n the way.
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Lonely
young
Educated
old
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Question # 14
I turned up my overcoat collar, settled my sack comfortably across my ________
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hands
noses
feet
shoulders
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Question # 15
Destruction not merely makes more room for new books but saves one's heirs the troubles of _______ out the rubbish or storing it
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Sorting
Sifting
Scorching
Scouting
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Question # 16
He bought the same bat which I did.
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He bought the same bat which I bought
He bought the same bat that I did
He bought the same bat which I had bought
He bought the same bet as I did
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Question # 17
Your fate is perhaps.............. than you deserved.
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Bad
Worse
Good
Worst
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Question # 18
He broke the glass.................. a hundred pieces.
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In
Into
from
at
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Question # 19
I could not consume by useless books leaf by leaf in my small study fire:
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destroy
burn
damage
finish
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Question # 20
Whoever was within sight and hearing would at once rush at me and __________ me
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cease
seize
ease
cheese
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Question # 21
I fancied, he looked _______ , and I trembled slighltly
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suspicious
suspected
doubted
feared
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