| 1 |
Thus I got into my....................... the essential structure of the ordinary British sentence. |
- A. Bones
- B. Face
- C. Hands
- D. Feet
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| 2 |
The Headmaster was a man not dependent upon paper _______ |
- A. Adjustments
- B. Manifestations
- C. Calculations
- D. Satisfactions
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| 3 |
Mr. Somervell was charged with the duty of teaching the ....................... boys. |
- A. Cleverest
- B. Stupidest
- C. Richest
- D. Finest
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| 4 |
but I was taught _______ |
- A. French
- B. Latin
- C. Greek
- D. English
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| 5 |
Not only did we learn English parsing thoroughly,but we also practised continually <u>English analysis.</u> |
- A. Uses of English words
- B. Grammatical functions of English words
- C. Difficult of English words
- D. Details of English words
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| 6 |
I would whip them.................... for that. |
- A. Hard
- B. soft
- C. mild
- D. benign
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| 7 |
Naturally I am ______ in favour of boys learning English |
- A. against
- B. biased
- C. not
- D. totally
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| 8 |
I continued in this............. situation for nearly a year. |
- A. Unpretentious
- B. Precautious
- C. Precious
- D. Pretentious
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| 9 |
It showed that he was a man capable of looking beneath the ................ of things. |
- A. Bottom
- B. Side
- C. Surface
- D. Ground
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| 10 |
I ______ for two whole hours at this sad spectacle |
- A. Grazed
- B. Gazed
- C. Glazed
- D. Grimaced
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