| 1 |
Just as merriage had added something,so did <u>bereavement</u>. |
- A. Loss of health
- B. Loss of wealth
- C. Loss through death
- D. Separation from someone
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| 2 |
Mr.Chips was <u>conscientious.</u> |
- A. Noble
- B. Dutiful
- C. Honest
- D. Truthful
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| 3 |
When they first met, Katherine thought Chips was a <u>solicitor</u>. |
- A. Judge
- B. Migistrate
- C. Law officer
- D. Lawyer
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| 4 |
The house itself was ugly and <u>pretentious.</u> |
- A. Strange
- B. Showy
- C. Horrible
- D. Very large
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| 5 |
At forty, he was <u>rooted</u>, and quite happy. |
- A. Place
- B. Spot
- C. Corner
- D. Section
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| 6 |
Cartwright's comment was <u>absurd</u> because all things are forgotten. |
- A. Useless
- B. Foolish
- C. Harmful
- D. Unkind
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| 7 |
Ralston claimed to have double the school<u> endowment.</u> |
- A. Donation
- B. Buildings
- C. Area
- D. Staff
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| 8 |
Chips wore a tattered gown. |
- A. Cheap
- B. Badly sewn
- C. Old and torn
- D. Colourless
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| 9 |
They watched him mixing spoonfuls form different <u>caddies</u>. |
- A. Tins
- B. Bottles
- C. Boxes
- D. Plates
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| 10 |
Maynard was a <u>dauntless</u> boy. |
- A. Strong
- B. Powerful
- C. Fearless
- D. Forceful
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