Question # 1

The writer of the novel "Goody-Bye, Mr. Chips" is _______

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James Joyce

James Hilton

Joyce Cary

Jane Austan

But Linford, at any rate, will remember and tell the tale: I said good-bye to Chips the _____________ before he died

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month

year

night

week

Chips began to sink into the creeping dry rot of pedagogy.

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Dryness

Uselessness

Badness

Decay or rottleness

Brookfield boys were patrolling the railway.

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Protecting

Watching

Guarding

Inspecting or checking

Where a hair's death of error might be catastrophic.

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Dangerous

Ruinous or destructive

Troublesome

Horrible

Cartwright's comment was absurd because all things are forgotten.

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Useless

Foolish

Harmful

Unkind

He slipped and wrenchedhis ankle.

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Hurt

Twisted

Crushed

Pulled

Out of vast experience has emerged a kindly, gentle confidence in himself.

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Resulted

Happened

Appeared

Developed

One day, climbing on Great Gable, he noticed a girl waving excitedlyfrom a dangerously looking ledge.

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With passion

With effort

Cleverly

Painfully

And it was Grayson Senior, not Junior, with whom Mr.Chips was destined later to condole.

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Talk

Help

Sympathize

spend time

Your methods of teaching are slack and old fashioned.

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Careless

Harmful

Useless

Worthless

Chips re-saw the glorious humpof the Gable.

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Mound

Hill

Plateform

Rise

Lusty barbarians were ready to pounce on him.

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Run to

Struggle against

Jump on

Come close to

At Mrs.Wichett's, Chips had a pleasant placid life.

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Comfortable

Noiseless

Pleasant

Peaceful

The explosions still continued deafeningly.

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Cries

Sounds

Blasts

Whistles

Chips's speech was made twice as long by the laughter that impeded its progress.

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Stopped

Disturbed

Checked

Jammed

The guns began almost instantly.

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At that time

Immediately

The next moment

Clearly

Linford said that he had just come form the sanatorium.

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Playgorund

Village

City

Hospital

Chips began in sheer bewilderment.

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Disappointment

Confusion

Worry

Helplessness

Just as merriage had added something,so did bereavement.

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Loss of health

Loss of wealth

Loss through death

Separation from someone

There came to him, stirred by the warmth of the fire and the gentle ______ of tea, a thousand tangled recollections of old time

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Coma

Comma

Lacuna

Aroma

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