| 1 |
There always seemed to be someone who would ______me. |
- A. Seize
- B. Stop
- C. Check
- D. question
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| 2 |
The police man ...... me apparently. |
- A. acquit
- B. acquitting
- C. acquitted
- D. Quit
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| 3 |
I fancied, he looked..................... and I trembled slightly. |
- A. Suspicious
- B. Doubled
- C. Feared
- D. suspected
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| 4 |
Books are lying there with only a stray rag, sticking out of the slime into the opaque brown............. |
- A. Tides
- B. Toads
- C. Toasts
- D. Tights
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| 5 |
What an earth would be the good of telling a........... constable, that I was carrying only books. |
- A. Paris
- B. New York
- C. London
- D. Berlin
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| 6 |
Books of inferior minor ______ gradually accumulated there |
- A. Prose
- B. Novel
- C. Fiction
- D. Verse
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| 7 |
I walked on until I reached the __________ |
- A. town
- B. market
- C. Embankment
- D. shop
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| 8 |
I __________desperately (without understanding or knowing) for a tricycle. |
- A. Longed
- B. Hoped
- C. Asked
- D. Requested
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| 9 |
I was not serious disturbed, as I knew that I could bear _________ |
- A. investigate
- B. investigated
- C. investigation
- D. navigation
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| 10 |
As I walked I thought a little sadly of all those books falling into that cold. |
- A. Ice
- B. snow
- C. torrent
- D. Air
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