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Just as merriage had added something,so did bereavement.

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Loss of health

Loss of wealth

Loss through death

Separation from someone

Katherine did not always plead for leniency.

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Harshness

Mercy

Being

Liberty

He found, rather to his astonishment, that Ralston was thoroughly unpopular.

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Shock

Great surprise

Great satisfaction

Joy

Chips began in sheer bewilderment.

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Some

Clear

Complete

Near

Chips's meeting with Linford had exhausted Chips.

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Upset

Confused

Tired

Sickened

Chips began in sheer bewilderment.

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Disappointment

Confusion

Worry

Helplessness

Sometimes, Katherine persuaded him completely.

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Convinced

Impressed

Influeced

Affected

The writer of the novel "Goody-Bye, Mr. Chips" is _______

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James Joyce

James Hilton

Joyce Cary

Jane Austan

Katherine had left him with a ________ and a pose that accorded well with his own inward emotions

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cleverness

agility

loudness

calmness

Archer's business was a queer business.

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Useless

Unimportant

Uncommon

Strange

Something had happened whose significance had yet to be reckoned.

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Found

Guessed or thought of

Measured

Checked

"One black sheep can contaminate other"

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Harm

Damage

Misguide

Corrupt or make impure

Boys asked Chips questions for the sun of getting his latest to retail.

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Lates experience

Latest joke

Latest problem

Latest idea

There was plenty of shrapnel falling about outside.

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Bullets

Shots

Ammunition

Bomb pieces

Students showed less unctuousness.

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Pretension

Pride

Ambition

Passion

He leaned back in his chair.

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Lay

Hit

Rested

Bent

Chips was not articulate about the ideas.

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Expressive

Loud in talk

Showy

Troublesome

It is a mixture of slackness and obstinacy.

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Anger

Noncoorperativeness

Opposition

Enmity

Chips began a faint and palpitating chuckle.

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Changing

Unfelt

Shaking

Throbbing or trembling

His recollection lost much of their flavour.

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Meaning

Taste or attraction

Use

Effect

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