| 1 |
For some reason, Chips had been afflicted with an acute desire. |
- A. Attacked with
- B. Visited with
- C. Trouble with
- D. bothered with
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| 2 |
And the answer came, in a small treble, __________ Mr.Chips |
- A. Good afternoon
- B. Good night
- C. Good bye
- D. Good morning
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| 3 |
Big Hall full of lusty ______ ready to pounce on him as their legitimate prey |
- A. Gentlemen
- B. Ladies
- C. Players
- D. Barbarians
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| 4 |
Give your ______ to Brookfield and Brookfield will give you something is return |
- A. Enthusiasn
- B. Calmness
- C. Laziness
- D. Dullness
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| 5 |
Chips was given an <u>uproarious </u>farewell. |
- A. Very impressive
- B. Quite encouraging
- C. Noisy
- D. Disturbing
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| 6 |
Lloyd George was a Prime Minister of __________ |
- A. Istanbull
- B. Holland
- C. America
- D. England
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| 7 |
He has been at Brookfield for a <u>decade.</u> |
- A. Five years
- B. 12 years
- C. Ten years
- D. Twenty years
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| 8 |
Chips began to sink into the creeping dry rot of <u>pedagogy</u>. |
- A. School work
- B. Class control
- C. Class work
- D. Teaching
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| 9 |
They became <u>hysterical.</u> |
- A. Normal
- B. Extremely funny
- C. Sad
- D. Gloomy
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| 10 |
The strange <u>randomness </u>of the world beguiled him. |
- A. Strangeness
- B. Confusion
- C. Irregularity
- D. Disturbance
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