Question # 1

You are one of Pinkerton's men, I presume.

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Suppose

Guess

Imagine

Doubt

Your personal habits are slovenly

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Lazy

untidy

Uncivilized

Chidish

He made me write the sum on a slip and ___________ my name in a book

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signs

sign

signed

signing

I caught the meaning and answered without even trying to think. "In..................".

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tens

Twenties

thirties

Fifties

All the clearks had stopped................. to look at me.

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Reading

Writing

Sleeping

Thinking

It is six in my watch

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It is six at my watch

It is six to my watch

It is six by my watch

It is six with my watch

"But................." chips began, in sheer bewilderment.

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surprise

Happiness

Confusion

Harassment

Then I realised that I had written __________ instead of six

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fifty six

forty six

thirty six

twenty six

I want up to the accountant's wicket and poked the bal of ............ at him

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Money

Hockey

Cricket

Tennis

The manager was a grave calm man.

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Serious

Silent

Philosophical

Clever

"ratted" means.

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Happy

Satisfied

Joyful

Nervous

_______ with misery I made a plunge

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angry

disappointed

Unhappy

reckless

I am not a detective at all, have come to open an...........

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Umbrellas

Window

Account

Wicket

All the clerks had stopped __________ to look at me

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reading

writing

thinking

sleeping

I looked____ round at the clerks.

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timidly

respectfully

Silently

Noiselessly

I felt that I had an awful secret to reveal.

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Declare

Announce

Convey

Disclose

I went to a Wicket marked............

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Peon

Shopkeeper

Accountant

Sweeper

"Poke" means _________

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pull

push

pick

pack

"Shamble" means _________

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walking badly

shackle

resemble

sitting quietly

So I ______ in the bank and looked timidly round at the clerks.

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Shambles

Shambled

Shambling

Shamble

He was reckless with misery (great suffering).

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Senseless

Puzzled

Confused

Rash and careless

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