Question # 1

There was such a spontaneous sympathy for Chips.

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Unexpected

Ready

Unplanned

Automatic or immidiate

Abruptly Chips flamed up.

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Soon

Suddenly

Surprisingly

Later

Chips remained a Conservation in politics.

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A supporter of common views

A supporter of extreme views

A supporter of uncommon views

A supporter of new ideas

The explosions still continued deafeningly.

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Cries

Sounds

Blasts

Whistles

Very interesting, Mr.Chipping, but once again it proves my point, you live too much in the ____________

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future

present

past

imagination

Yet katherine persisted .

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Disagreed

Stood firmly

Did not care

Did not change

Thinking she was in difficulties, he hastened towards her, but in doing so slipped himself and _______ his ankle

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Quenched

Pinched

Wrenched

Mended

His discipline was not absolutely reliable.

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Successful

Proper

Dependable

Suitable

The autumn gales rattling windows.

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Gentle winds

Storms

Fast winds

Evening winds

Bernard Shaw is a British ____________

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poet

athlete

playwright

politician

Chips began to sink into the creeping dry rot of pedagogy.

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School work

Class control

Class work

Teaching

Freemasonry is a great organization of the people having _________ characters

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similar

opposite

antagoinistic

contrary

The actual work was not taxing.

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Painful

Complex

Difficult

Long

Chips was a fixture [one firmly fixed(here, in teaching) ] that gave service, satisfaction, confidence, everything except inspiration.

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A non-transferable prerson

An unmovable person

A staying person

An unchanging person

They watched him mixing spoonfuls form different caddies.

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Tins

Bottles

Boxes

Plates

Merival was stooping over Chips smiling.

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Looking down

Standing

Bending

Shadowing

Volte face means to ___________ completely

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stand

do make up

change

vomit

His dream was to get a headshipeventually.

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As a result

In the end or at last

Surely

definitely

I've seen the name on hoardings.

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Wall advertisements

Board advertisements

Newspaper ads

Magazines ads

Brookfield, as the Wetherby had said, was an old foundation, established in the reign of ______

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Victoria

George

Tudor

Elizabeth

His voice still had a good del of sprightliness.

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Activity

Liveliness

Inner joy

Passion

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