| 1 |
He showed ________ in judging my general ability |
- A. Reluctance
- B. Discernment
- C. Foolishness
- D. Negligence
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| 2 |
I was unable to suggest a .............. answer to the questions which they asked. |
- A. In satisfactory
- B. Territory
- C. Satisfactory
- D. Factory
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| 3 |
The I would let the clever ones learn Latin as.............. |
- A. A slender
- B. An insult
- C. An honour
- D. A benefit
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| 4 |
It was from these <u>slender</u> indications of scholarships that Mr.Welldon drew the conclusion that I was worthy to pass to Harrow. |
- A. Meanings
- B. Directions
- C. Hints
- D. warnings
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| 5 |
Subject, verb, Object, Relative clauses, conditional clauses, Conjunctive and Disjunctive clauses! Each had its........... and its bracket. |
- A. Meaning
- B. Syllable
- C. Colour
- D. Pronunciation
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| 6 |
Churchill was destined to journey through the regions of examinations for the next ______ years |
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| 7 |
The examiners, on the other hand, were partial to......................... and mathematics. |
- A. French
- B. Latin
- C. Greek
- D. Arabic
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| 8 |
Mr. Welldon drew the ______ that I was worthy to pass into Harrow |
- A. Conclude
- B. Concludes
- C. Concluded
- D. Conclusion
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| 9 |
I was i fact only two from the ........................... of the whole school. |
- A. Surface
- B. Beginning
- C. Bottom
- D. Top
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| 10 |
The ................... Mr. Weldon took a broad minded view of my Latin paper |
- A. A single
- B. Three
- C. Two
- D. Four
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