| 1 |
I began walking on with an air of <u>unconcern</u> |
- A. Carelessness
- B. Selfishness
- C. Absence of interest
- D. Opposition
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| 2 |
I<u> improvised</u> a sack. |
- A. Arranged
- B. Supervised
- C. Prepared
- D. Collected
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| 3 |
Just as I was preparing to cast my __________ upon the waters, I heard another step |
- A. eyes
- B. clothes
- C. shoes
- D. books
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| 4 |
I could not help the slight ___________ which comes to all who are eyed suspiciously by the police |
- A. unease
- B. ease
- C. satisfaction
- D. complacence
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| 5 |
Every worthless volume that is bought finds its way to a shelf and ........... there |
- A. Stood
- B. Stayed
- C. Stays
- D. Stay
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| 6 |
Books are lying there with only a stray rag, sticking out of the slime into the opaque brown _________ |
- A. tides
- B. toads
- C. toasts
- D. tights
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| 7 |
I felt that someone would rush at me and <u>seize</u> me. |
- A. Arrest
- B. Catch
- C. Imprison
- D. Stop
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| 8 |
In some cases, such <u>indigestibles</u>get into parcels by accident: |
- A. those bad-testing ones
- B. those useless ones
- C. those harmful ones
- D. those difficult to read or understand
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| 9 |
Suddenly I heard a .................... near me. |
- A. cry
- B. shrikek
- C. step
- D. Sigh
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| 10 |
The lamps threw strong____ across the smooth, hard road. |
- A. Gleams
- B. Lights
- C. signs
- D. spots
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