| 1 |
In some cases, such <u>indigestibles</u>get into parcels by accident: |
- A. those bad-tasting ones
- B. those useless ones
- C. those harmful ones
- D. those difficult to read or understand
|
| 2 |
In my _________ of decision, I left the Embankment and hastened straight for the first of these seats |
- A. joy
- B. agony
- C. pleasure
- D. happiness
|
| 3 |
There was a <u>cold nip</u>in the air. |
- A. Coldness
- B. Nappy
- C. Napkin
- D. Navel
|
| 4 |
Here and there rang out the steps of solitary __________ on the way home across the bridge to Battersea |
- A. voyagers
- B. dirvers
- C. travellers
- D. swimmers
|
| 5 |
I fancied, he looked _______ , and I trembled slighltly |
- A. suspicious
- B. suspected
- C. doubted
- D. feared
|
| 6 |
I am living in a small heaven-kissing flat. |
- A. Distant
- B. Very high
- C. Unapproachable
- D. Far-off
|
| 7 |
But non-bookish people are very reluctant to throw away anything that looks like a ________ |
- A. Book
- B. Cloth
- C. Show
- D. Chair
|
| 8 |
I <u>improvised </u>a sack . |
- A. Made up
- B. Arranged
- C. Provided
- D. Found
|
| 9 |
Whoever was within sight and hearing would at once rush at me and __________ me |
- A. cease
- B. seize
- C. ease
- D. cheese
|
| 10 |
What under the resolute mask that you show your friends is there really a shrinking and contemptible........... |
- A. Brave
- B. Hero
- C. Coward
- D. Bold
|
