| 1 |
But <u>reason</u>cannot control all these matters: |
- A. philosophy
- B. wisdom
- C. knowldge
- D. ability
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| 2 |
Nervous habits are not easy to <u>uproot</u>. |
- A. Get rid of
- B. Nuture
- C. Appreciated
- D. rejected
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| 3 |
Such nervous habits are not easy to uproot, and so far as I can see can not be <u>eradicated</u> by anyone but the boy him self. |
- A. Finished
- B. Uprooted
- C. Selected
- D. Started
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| 4 |
The poise and calm in the student <u>smothers</u>the fidgets in him: |
- A. kills
- B. deadness
- C. suspends
- D. suppresses
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| 5 |
Most colleges are trying to<u> alleviate</u> the boys' educational situation. |
- A. Improve (Better)
- B. Deal with
- C. Change
- D. Reshape
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| 6 |
The student can <u>cultivate</u> a poise: |
- A. Create
- B. Produce
- C. Form
- D. Deveop
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| 7 |
He, the bright boy, is the most ______ object among all our failing students |
- A. Imitable
- B. Pitiable
- C. Peculiar
- D. Admirable
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| 8 |
Only learning is not of much value unless he possesses the physical <u>vigour.</u> |
- A. Show
- B. Strength
- C. Habit
- D. Ordinary
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| 9 |
Higher you go, cooler it is |
- A. The higher you go, the cooler it is.
- B. the higher you go, cooler it is
- C. Higher you go, the cooler it is
- D. The high you go, the cool it is
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| 10 |
But it is necessary to keep constantly in mind the simple fact that there is no __________ for health |
- A. substance
- B. subsidy
- C. subtract
- D. substitute
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