| 1 |
I believe a school ______wrote a book some years ago with title "Friday Thank God" |
- A. Player
- B. Peon
- C. Teacher
- D. Headmaster
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| 2 |
A half-holiday to let us attend a _________ match |
- A. hockey
- B. cricket
- C. football
- D. base ball
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| 3 |
How often had I stood outside sweet shops with.......... pockets. |
- A. Full
- B. Empty
- C. Torn
- D. No
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| 4 |
It disappeared only left I had left school and entered the ............... |
- A. Office
- B. Building
- C. University
- D. Gate
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| 5 |
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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| 6 |
Mythical summer holidays were at hand, un-spoilt as yet, lying __________ and promising just ahead |
- A. intact
- B. contact
- C. contract
- D. exact
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| 7 |
I bought my first bicycle for myself when I was _________ |
- A. twenty
- B. twenty one
- C. twenty two
- D. twenty three
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| 8 |
The last period on Friday had a happy <u>flavour:</u> |
- A. air
- B. special taste
- C. sweet taste
- D. perfume
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| 9 |
The maid servant announced in deep funeral tones, "Lionel, David, Sylvia, ______ |
- A. Breakfast
- B. Lunch
- C. Dinner
- D. Time
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| 10 |
Once a term we had the annual mind-term holiday, a Monday off which made a luxuriously _________ week end |
- A. long
- B. short
- C. tiny
- D. small
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