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Question # 1

Just as I was preparing to cast my __________ upon the waters, I heard another step

Question # 2

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

Question # 3

It was nearly_____ as I stepped into the street.

Question # 4

I strode off towards the little square glow of the ______ stall

Question # 5

The _____________ was worse than the reality

Question # 6

Looking over, I hesitated aging, but I had reached the turning ...............

Question # 7

In some cases, one imagines such indigestibles get into the parcels by ______

Question # 8

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

Question # 9

Some people are easily caught in furtive acts.

Question # 10

I therefore, had to throw them away or wipe them ______ the map altogether

Question # 11

The lamps threw strong____ across the smooth, hard road.

Question # 12

Tie them up and consign them to the..........

Question # 13

I improvised a sack.

Question # 14

He is my older brother.

Question # 15

I improvised a __________ stuffed the books into in, put it over my shoulder, and went down the stairs into the darkness

Question # 16

I sprang back from the wall and began __________ on

Question # 17

I was faced with ______ of either evicting the books or else taking rooms elsewhere for myself

Question # 18

I thought savagely under the _________ mask appearance that I was wearing.

Question # 19

I was faced with ............ of either evicting the books or else taking rooms elsewhere for myself.

Question # 20

Looking over, I hesitated again, but I had reached the turning ___________

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Sr.# Question Answer
1 The police acquitted the writer.
A. Fettered
B. Detained
C. Arrested
D. Let go
2 I fervently hoped an air of rumination and unconcern
A. Care freeness
B. Care lessness
C. thoughtfulness
D. distrubance
3 I could not help thee slight .................... which comes to all who are eyed suspiciously by the police.
A. Unease
B. Satisfaction
C. ease
D. complacence
4 Books were there to lie through and forgotten whilst the unconscious world of __________ went on
A. animals
B. birds
C. men
D. beasts
5 I therefore, had to throw them away or wipe them ______ the map altogether
A. Of
B. Off
C. On
D. Over
6 I had come out alone to the river to get rid of a pack of..............
A. Prose
B. Fiction
C. Drama
D. Poetry
7 Destruction not merely makes more room for new books but saves one's heirs the troubles of.............. out the rubbish or storing it.
A. Sorting
B. Sifting
C. Scorching
D. Scouting
8 It was nearly_____ as I stepped into the street.
A. Midnight
B. Noon
C. Morning
D. Eveniing
9 I am living in a small heaven-kissing flat.
A. Distant
B. Very high
C. Unapproachable
D. Far-off
10 The implications of my act revealedthemselves.
A. Explained
B. Indicated
C. Showed
D. Suggested
11 Suddenly I heard a .................... near me.
A. cry
B. shrikek
C. step
D. Sigh
12 I had no ______ range and I could not toast them on the gas cooker
A. Sitting room
B. Drawing room
C. Dinning room
D. Kitchen
13 The police acquitted me apparently.
A. Really
B. Cutwardy
C. In fact
D. Directly
14 I could look forward to a period of permanent_________
A. Felicity
B. Satisfaction
C. Enjoyment
D. Freedom
15 The pedestrian was a trump.
A. Tourists
B. Jobless walker
C. Thief
D. Robber
16 Your fate is perhaps worse than you ____________
A. deserved
B. reserved
C. conserved
D. served
17 It is positively a ................... duty to destroy it.
A. Private
B. Public
C. government
D. officer's
18 Elder brother of Fleming was a qualified oculist
A. surgeon
B. Eye specialist
C. Heart specialist
D. Ear specialist
19 Nobody would be suspected of having stolen such goods as I was ___________
A. carry
B. carrying
C. carried
D. carries
20 Calling myself an ______________ , I stopped again
A. ass
B. egg
C. umberella
D. inch

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