| 1 |
I would whip them.................... for that. |
- A. Hard
- B. soft
- C. mild
- D. benign
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| 2 |
Thus I got into my....................... the essential structure of the ordinary British sentence. |
- A. Bones
- B. Face
- C. Hands
- D. Feet
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| 3 |
Churchill was destined to journey through the regions of examinations for the next ______ years |
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| 4 |
Incidentally there arrived from nowhere a .......... and several smudges. |
- A. Bird
- B. Blood
- C. Blot
- D. blade
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| 5 |
I wrote down the number of the question ______ |
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| 6 |
This sort of treatment had only one result, I did not do..........in examinations. |
- A. Well
- B. Bad
- C. Worst
- D. Worse
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| 7 |
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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| 8 |
They wrote <u>pithy</u> epigrams. |
- A. Effective
- B. Strong
- C. Deep
- D. Short and forceful
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| 9 |
The Headmaster was a man not dependent upon paper _______ |
- A. Adjustments
- B. Manifestations
- C. Calculations
- D. Satisfactions
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| 10 |
In......................... of his decision, I was in due course, placed in the third division. |
- A. Contrary
- B. Correction
- C. Context
- D. Consequence
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