| 1 |
Mrs. Jones told the boy that the shoes got by <u>devilish</u> ways would burn his feet. |
- A. Good
- B. Evil
- C. Fair
- D. Just
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| 2 |
Roger wanted to buy some <u>suede</u> shoes. |
- A. Big
- B. Costly
- C. Cheap
- D. Soft leather
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| 3 |
He did not want to be <u>mistrusted</u> |
- A. Asked
- B. Invited
- C. Respected
- D. suspected
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| 4 |
M'am <u>dragged</u> the boy. |
- A. Frightened
- B. Funished
- C. Beat
- D. Pulled
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| 5 |
The lady's kind behavior <u>embarrassed</u> the boy |
- A. Frightened
- B. Pleased
- C. Encouraged
- D. Put the shame
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| 6 |
The boy washed his face on the direction of. |
- A. Police officer
- B. His father
- C. The woman
- D. His uncle
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| 7 |
<u>Instead,</u> as they ate, she told him about her job |
- A. In place of
- B. Despair
- C. In fact
- D. Inspire of
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| 8 |
Mrs. Jones did not <u>embarrass </u>the boy. |
- A. Confused
- B. Refuse
- C. Refube
- D. Salute
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| 9 |
She <u>dragged</u> the boy inside. |
- A. Pulled
- B. Pushed
- C. Punished
- D. Invited
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| 10 |
He looked as if he were fourteen or fifteen frail and <u>willow wild.</u> |
- A. Savage
- B. Lean
- C. Thief
- D. Brave
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