| 1 |
The heat was<u> incredible.</u> |
- A. Unbearable
- B. Unbelievable
- C. Inapplicable
- D. Unreliable
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| 2 |
The voice it heralded sounded in my ears like a summons to ______ |
- A. Damnation
- B. Salvation
- C. Emancipation
- D. Recitation
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| 3 |
We got Christmas and Ester holidays...................... weeks each in my earlier school days. |
- A. One
- B. two
- C. three
- D. four
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| 4 |
On Friday the writer walked with the read of an <u>escaped</u>prisoner: |
- A. Freed
- B. Slipped away/run away
- C. jail-breaking
- D. turned-out
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| 5 |
There were biased breaks in................. |
- A. Intervals
- B. Routine
- C. Halts
- D. Stops
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| 6 |
It was a ___________ experience. |
- A. Surprising
- B. Dismal
- C. Unusual
- D. Painful
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| 7 |
I bought my first bicycle with prize money I had ............... at Edinburgh University. |
- A. Won
- B. Win
- C. Winning
- D. Wound
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| 8 |
Sometimes, they enjoyed unexpected<u> respites.</u> |
- A. Despite
- B. Inspite
- C. Breaks
- D. Events
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| 9 |
To Daiches, the <u>anticipation</u>was always worse than the reality: |
- A. hope
- B. expectation
- C. future
- D. later time
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| 10 |
The daily grind of school with its abundant ______ pressed heavily upon me |
- A. Leisure
- B. Recreation
- C. Enjoyment
- D. Home work
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