| 1 |
Iqbal is greater than any poet in Pakistan. |
- A. Iqbal is the greater than any poet in Pakistan
- B. Iqbal is greater than any poet in the Pakistan
- C. Iqbal is greater than any other poet in Pakistan
- D. Iqbal is great poet than any other poet in Pakistan
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| 2 |
The manager was a grave ______ man |
- A. Calm
- B. Quick
- C. Humorous
- D. Funny
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| 3 |
The Clerks rattle me, the ______ rattle me and everything rattles me |
- A. Doors
- B. Windows
- C. Wickets
- D. Desks
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| 4 |
I held my fifty-six dollars <u>clutched </u>in a crumpled ball. |
- A. Placed
- B. Kept
- C. Deposited
- D. Held tightly
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| 5 |
"Shamble" means _________ |
- A. walking badly
- B. shackle
- C. resemble
- D. sitting quietly
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| 6 |
I held my ______ dollars clutched in a crumpled ball in my pocket |
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| 7 |
The watch ends when we reached the ground. |
- A. The match ended when we reach the ground.
- B. The match has ended when we reached the ground
- C. The match will end when we reached the ground
- D. The match had ended when we reached the ground
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| 8 |
Someone gave me a _________ through a wicket and some else began telling me how to write it |
- A. note book
- B. log book
- C. cheque book
- D. school book
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| 9 |
It is six in my watch |
- A. It is six at my watch
- B. It is six to my watch
- C. It is six by my watch
- D. It is six with my watch
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| 10 |
"Sepulchral" means __________ |
- A. loud
- B. pleasing
- C. jovial
- D. funeral
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