Question # 1

It is almost as hopeless to try to burn a book without opening it as to try to burn a piece of.

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sponge

Paper

granite

Chalk

He did not want to talk to any body or to receive condolences.

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sympathies

Guests

Messages

Visitors

Perhaps he suspects i have swagin this sack:

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precious items

stolen things

rejected items

smuggled goods

I could hear the gruff sneering laugh.

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Disturbing

Confusing

Painful

Harsh

It says in the paper that over ______ million volumes have been presented to the troops by the public

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One

Two

Three

Four

I walked on until I reached the.......

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Lown

Market

Embankment

shop

The police acquitted the writer.

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Fettered

Detained

Arrested

Let go

I turned up my overcoat collar, settled my sack comfortably across my ________

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hands

noses

feet

shoulders

He broke the glass.................. a hundred pieces.

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In

Into

from

at

It was nearly __________ as I stepped into the street

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midnight

evening

noon

morning

The policeman looked suspicious

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Obnoxious

Doubtful

Certain

Clear

What an earth would be the good of telling a __________ constanble, that I was carrying only books

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Paris

New York

Berlin

London

You fate is perhaps ____________ than you deserved

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bad

worse

worst

good

Every worthless volume that is bought finds its way to a shelf and ______ there

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Stood

Stayed

Stay

Stays

Most people are reluctantto throw away anything that looks like a book:

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unwilling

unable

unhappy

unprepared

He aimed ................ the deer and fired.

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In

for

at

with

Some people were sending the oddest things to the troops.

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Newest

Strangest

Oldest

Most unusal

I sprang back from the wall and began.................. on.

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walked

walks

walking

walk

It was then that all the ............ of my act revealed themselves.

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Applications

Implications

Supplications

Duplications

The police man ...... me apparently.

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acquit

acquitting

acquitted

Quit

I fancied he looked suspicious

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Obnoxious

Doubtful

Certain

Clear

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