| 1 |
The boy was absorbing too much poison. |
- A. Getting
- B. Having
- C. Recieving
- D. Taking in
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| 2 |
Such nervous habits are not easy to uproot, and so far as I can see can not be <u>eradicated</u> by anyone but the boy him self. |
- A. Finished
- B. Uprooted
- C. Selected
- D. Started
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| 3 |
The boy thinks he <u>had better</u>sharpen his pencil: |
- A. Must
- B. Should
- C. may
- D. Can
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| 4 |
The <u>anticipation</u> was always worse than the reality. |
- A. Fear
- B. Delay
- C. Knowledge before hand
- D. wait
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| 5 |
We need an <u>adequate</u>health service: |
- A. perfect
- B. ideal
- C. modern
- D. proper
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| 6 |
He, the bright boy, is the most............. object among all our failing students. |
- A. Imitable
- B. Pitiable
- C. Admirable
- D. Peculiar
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| 7 |
To see boys undergoing transmission of blood is a <u>heartrending </u>sight or spectacle. |
- A. Upsetting
- B. Tragic
- C. Saddening
- D. Shocking
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| 8 |
<u>Nevertheless</u> many boys are left to earn for themselves. |
- A. And
- B. Yet
- C. Of course
- D. Moreover
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| 9 |
<u>Financial</u> pressure on students is a very serious one. |
- A. Social
- B. Monetary
- C. Family
- D. Daily
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| 10 |
Such ........ habits are not easy to uproot. |
- A. Nervous
- B. Impressive
- C. Attractive
- D. Serious
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