| 1 |
All my early childhood I <u style="">longed</u>desperately for a tricycle: |
- A. hated
- B. waited
- C. wished
- D. hoped
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| 2 |
The <u>mythical</u>summer holidays were at hand: |
- A. wonderful
- B. imaginary
- C. incompareable
- D. ideal
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| 3 |
The oppressive weight of the knowledge of a full day's school ahead remained a characteristic sensation of my............ |
- A. Oldage
- B. Boyhood
- C. Childhood
- D. Youth
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| 4 |
Yet summer holidays did come and we waited for the taxi that was to convey the family to the................ |
- A. Seaport
- B. Airport
- C. Railway station
- D. Home
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| 5 |
The maid announced the name in deep <u>funereal</u>tones: |
- A. serious
- B. sad
- C. dull
- D. depreasing
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| 6 |
But these holidays were few and for................... |
- A. among
- B. between
- C. Along
- D. Betwixt
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| 7 |
My thical summer holidays were at hand, oun spoilt as yet, typing .................. and promising just ahead. |
- A. Intact
- B. Contract
- C. Exact
- D. Contact
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| 8 |
Tow months seemed a long, long time and I would look forward to a period of parmanent............... |
- A. Felicity
- B. Faculty
- C. Facility
- D. Futility
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| 9 |
The news are not true. |
- A. News are not true
- B. The news is not true
- C. The news were not true
- D. News is not true
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| 10 |
Sunday night was full of the...................................... of Monday morning |
- A. Threat
- B. Pleasure
- C. Luxury
- D. Peace
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