| 1 |
I often had hung on the outskirts of a crowd around _______ barrow |
- A. a tea
- B. a fruit
- C. an ice cream
- D. a peanut
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| 2 |
I used to lie waiting for that <u>ominous</u>tread: |
- A. showy
- B. dangerous
- C. threatening
- D. unpleasent
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| 3 |
I could hardly believe that three<u> strenuous</u> school terms had indeed rolled away. |
- A. Difficult
- B. Hard
- C. Ardous
- D. Boring
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| 4 |
The story came <u>vividly</u> to Christopher's mind on the second morning. |
- A. Clearly
- B. Veguely
- C. Slowly
- D. Surely
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| 5 |
If there had been a continuous hard frost or some days we would get a whole day's __________ holiday |
- A. fire burning
- B. swimming
- C. skating
- D. camping
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| 6 |
A half holiday to let us attend a...................match |
- A. Hockey
- B. Foot ball
- C. Base ball
- D. Cricket
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| 7 |
I could look forward a period of permanent <u>felicity</u>: |
- A. hatred
- B. patience
- C. great happiness
- D. success
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| 8 |
I bought my first bicycle with prize money I had __________ at Edinburgh University |
- A. won
- B. win
- C. winning
- D. wound
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| 9 |
I would walk home across the meadows in the ............. sunshine. |
- A. April
- B. May
- C. June
- D. July
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| 10 |
In the university, the freedom of the student to come and go meant a complete new kind of................... world. |
- A. sport
- B. academic
- C. disciplined
- D. Curricular
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