English 2nd year Essays All Chapters MCQS Rawalpindi Board.

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1. You can never see …………… me plan.

a) with

b) of

c) through

d) from

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2. You should be ashamed ………….. your misbehavior.

a) by

b) off

c) of

d) with

3 / 181

3. A Muslim always prays ……………………. Allah.

a) by

b) upon

c) from

d) to

4 / 181

4. He was run ………….. by a car.

a) from

b) at

c) after

d) over

5 / 181

5. He belongs ……… a noble family.

a) of

b) with

c) from

d) to

6 / 181

6. He belongs ……… a noble family.

a) with

b) from

c) to

d) of

7 / 181

7. I am satisfied ……………… his response.

a) from

b) with

c) on

d) at

8 / 181

8. Terrorist was sentenced ………. death.

a) of

b) with

c) to

d) at

9 / 181

9. Do not quarrel ………………… your seniors.

a) for

b) at

c) with

d) to

10 / 181

10. He assured me ………………. his help.

a) in

b) with

c) by

d) of

11 / 181

11. She takes ………….. her mother.

a) to

b) in

c) from

d) after

12 / 181

12. No one can part him ……………….. his friend.

a) on

b) with

c) to

d) from

13 / 181

13. He comes …………………. a noble family.

a) off

b) on

c) to

d) of

14 / 181

14. He deals ……………….. clothes.

a) at

b) for

c) in

d) on

15 / 181

15. The thief broke …………………… the house.

a) into

b) in

c) from

d) up

16 / 181

16. I shall meet you ………………… Monday.

a) at

b) in

c) on

d) for

17 / 181

17. This ship is bound ………… Karachi.

a) to

b) an

c) for

d) up

18 / 181

18. Mother has great affection ………….. her children.

a) of

b) to

c) for

d) at

19 / 181

19. She was shocked …………… her mother’s death.

a) of

b) at

c) for

d) on

20 / 181

20. shelly lamented ……………….. keat’s death.

a) at

b) for

c) over

d) with

21 / 181

21. He is blind ………………. reason.

a) to

b) from

c) in

d) of

22 / 181

22. He walked all the way …………… foot.

a) by

b) on

c) at

d) with

23 / 181

23. He died ………………… an accident.

a) from

b) into

c) with

d) in

24 / 181

24. He is deaf ………….. my advice .

a) by

b) on

c) to

d) from

25 / 181

25. You should give …………….. smoking.

a) of

b) in

c) over

d) up

26 / 181

26. He is yelling …………….. his servant.

a) on

b) at

c) over

d) from

27 / 181

27. I am sick ………. your silly behavior.

a) at

b) to

c) over

d) for

28 / 181

28. He is negligent …………. duties.

a) of

b) for

c) about

d) on

29 / 181

29. Take care ……………….. your wealth.

a) for

b) about

c) on

d) of

30 / 181

30. We tried to tide ………………. our difficulties.

a) up

b) upon

c) over

d) on

31 / 181

31. The accused was released ……….. bail.

a) above

b) up

c) on

d) for

32 / 181

32. This food reminds me ………….. my school days.

a) by

b) of

c) over

d) off

33 / 181

33. He hunted ……….. the lost book.

a) by

b) on

c) to

d) for

34 / 181

34. You must comply ……………… the teacher’s advice.

a) for

b) with

c) in

d) by

35 / 181

35. It is easy to accustom oneself …………………. bad habits.

a) in

b) of

c) to

d) on

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36. No one likes to deal ……….. dishonest person.

a) with

b) in

c) out

d) on

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37. He is burdened …………… a large family.

a) for

b) on

c) with

d) from

38 / 181

38. The orphans yearn ………………… love and sympathy.

a) of

b) through

c) to

d) for

39 / 181

39. Do not judge others ……………….. their weakness.

a) upon

b) by

c) for

d) at

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40. They robbed him ………. his money.

a) on

b) of

c) over

d) out

41 / 181

41. Lahore is not famous ………. its college.

a) for

b) from

c) at

d) over

42 / 181

42. When you came i was going …………………. college.

a) at

b) for

c) to

d) from

43 / 181

43. They built a bridge ………… the river.

a) on

b) from

c) over

d) of

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44. He lives …………Lahore.

a) over

b) on

c) in

d) at

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45. I shall met you ……………. the airport.

a) on

b) in

c) at

d) to

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46. He always excelled ………….. his works.

a) after

b) from

c) about

d) in

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47. I enquired …….. his health.

a) for

b) from

c) in

d) after

48 / 181

48. He was furious ………. my mistake.

a) with

b) on

c) at

d) from

49 / 181

49. He is true …………. his words.

a) for

b) to

c) with

d) from

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50. He is endowed ………. great qualities.

a) over

b) in

c) with

d) of

51 / 181

51. Zakat must be dealt ……………. fairly.

a) in

b) out

c) upon

d) into

52 / 181

52. He agreed ………… what I said.

a) to

b) with

c) on

d) in

53 / 181

53. May God preserves us ………. all evils.

a) away

b) out

c) from

d) over

54 / 181

54. Sheep lives ………….. grass.

a) with

b) in

c) for

d) on

55 / 181

55. She is accomplished …………. singing.

a) in

b) on

c) at

d) for

56 / 181

56. Saleem introduced Ali …………..me.

a) to

b) of

c) me

d) in

57 / 181

57. Hina is sure ……………… his success.

a) of

b) on

c) at

d) about

58 / 181

58. The brave do not yield ………………. enemy.

a) to

b) against

c) with

d) for

59 / 181

59. Everybody cares ………….. wealth.

a) for

b) about

c) with

d) after

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60. His sickness confined him ……………….. bed.

a) from

b) on

c) to

d) up

61 / 181

61. He burst …….. tears.

a) from

b) into

c) with

d) in

62 / 181

62. He is mindful ……………. my duty.

a) with

b) in

c) of

d) for

63 / 181

63. You should attend …………… your work.

a) on

b) within

c) to

d) up

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64. He died ………………. cholera.

a) to

b) of

c) in

d) with

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65. I am indebted ……………… Saleem for the success.

a) to

b) on

c) from

d) for

66 / 181

66. He invested a lot o money …………… business.

a) in

b) for

c) with

d) on

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67. No one should be ignorant ………………. law.

a) to

b) from

c) by

d) of

68 / 181

68. He is incapable …………….. solving this problem.

a) in

b) on

c) with

d) of

69 / 181

69. He is zealous ……………….. driving cars.

a) with

b) of

c) on

d) for

70 / 181

70. I prefer milk ………………. tea .

a) on

b) for

c) to

d) over

71 / 181

71. Ali is void …………. wisdom.

a) to

b) with

c) of

d) for

72 / 181

72. Sewage is carried …………… pipelines.

a) with

b) to

c) from

d) through

73 / 181

73. I am popular ………………… my brothers.

a) from

b) by

c) of

d) with

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74. you are getting late ………. college.

a) in

b) for

c) on

d) of

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75. I availed myself ……………. home.

a) by

b) of

c) from

d) on

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76. charity begins …….. home.

a) from

b) in

c) at

d) of

77 / 181

77. Lysozyme has no harmful effect ……………. the leucocytes.

a) for

b) of

c) with

d) on

78 / 181

78. Hard work indispensable ………….. success.

a) of

b) for

c) to

d) on

79 / 181

79. Beware …………. pick pockets.

a) to

b) with

c) from

d) of

80 / 181

80. Eggs are sold …………… the dozen.

a) by

b) for

c) in

d) to

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81. He was not aware ………. the new station.

a) of

b) from

c) at

d) for

82 / 181

82. His failure was contrary ……………….. his expectations.

a) by

b) to

c) with

d) from

83 / 181

83. Do not be jealous ……………. others.

a) on

b) to

c) with

d) for

84 / 181

84. The area is notorious ……….. sand stroms.

a) for

b) with

c) at

d) of

85 / 181

85. He is not entitled ……….. vote.

a) to

b) on

c) for

d) with

86 / 181

86. I enquired …….. his health.

a) of

b) about

c) after

d) on

87 / 181

87. He goes to school ……………….. foot.

a) from

b) by

c) on

d) at

88 / 181

88. Hard work indispensable ………….. success.

a) to

b) in

c) on

d) of

89 / 181

89. i am vexed …………. him.

a) with

b) from

c) at

d) of

90 / 181

90. His house is adjacent …………… the mosque.

a) with

b) of

c) at

d) to

91 / 181

91. She was brought ………. by her uncle

a) of

b) up

c) on

d) upon

92 / 181

92. He has great command…………. English.

a) in

b) of

c) on

d) over

93 / 181

93. I am obliged ……… you

a) from

b) to

c) of

d) over

94 / 181

94. He did not wait …….. me.

a) upon

b) to

c) at

d) for

95 / 181

95. He did not wait …….. me.

a) for

b) to

c) at

d) upon

96 / 181

96. I have no taste ……….. mathematics.

a) for

b) to

c) in

d) with

97 / 181

97. He has great regard ………….. elders.

a) of

b) in

c) with

d) for

98 / 181

98. I can see……………..his sticks.

a) in

b) from

c) through

d) over

99 / 181

99. The child insisted …………… going home.

a) from

b) on

c) over

d) in

100 / 181

100. He is hostile…………….. veil.

a) upon

b) on

c) with

d) to

101 / 181

101. The nation is proud ……………. its heroes.

a) of

b) in

c) over

d) on

102 / 181

102. I don’t agree …………… your suggestions.

a) to

b) from

c) at

d) with

103 / 181

103. My friend acceded……………… my request.

a) from

b) on

c) upon

d) to

104 / 181

104. Lahore is famous……………..gardens.

a) of

b) with

c) for

d) in

105 / 181

105. The road leads ……….. Sargodha.

a) us

b) from

c) of

d) to

106 / 181

106. The chairman presided……………. the meeting.

a) to

b) for

c) from

d) on

107 / 181

107. Morning walks is useful ……… health.

a) to

b) with

c) for

d) by

108 / 181

108. He is not entitled ……………. vote.

a) in

b) to

c) with

d) for

109 / 181

109. She is proficient ………… English.

a) over

b) at

c) on

d) in

110 / 181

110. You should not be ignorant ………… law.

a) to

b) by

c) from

d) of

111 / 181

111. He is blind …………….. one eye.

a) with

b) in

c) by

d) on

112 / 181

112. Listen …………… my lecture.

a) to

b) on

c) from

d) in

113 / 181

113. She is vain………. her beauty.

a) over

b) of

c) at

d) in

114 / 181

114. He alighted …….. the horse.

a) on

b) at

c) in

d) from

115 / 181

115. Ashan feels inclined…………… serve others.

a) for

b) at

c) in

d) to

116 / 181

116. Please take charge ……………… the office.

a) over

b) of

c) in

d) on

117 / 181

117. He bankers ………….. riches.

a) after

b) in

c) over

d) of

118 / 181

118. She is popular ………….. her students.

a) in

b) with

c) of

d) to

119 / 181

119. Discipline is the key …………… success.

a) by

b) from

c) to

d) about

120 / 181

120. Farah has invited me …………… tea.

a) for

b) to

c) from

d) on

121 / 181

121. I met him ……………. chance.

a) on

b) from

c) over

d) by

122 / 181

122. It is not easy to part ………………. one’s favourite possession.

a) from

b) at

c) by

d) with

123 / 181

123. Adil was ill ……………. fever.

a) by

b) of

c) with

d) from

124 / 181

124. Nazir has given………….. smoking.

a) for

b) at

c) up

d) to

125 / 181

125. Death is preferable………. disgrace.

a) in

b) to

c) on

d) from

126 / 181

126. The people did not agree …………. the laeder.

a) to

b) with

c) against

d) of

127 / 181

127. Junaid was annoyed …………. my performance.

a) at

b) of

c) with

d) for

128 / 181

128. The prince was married ………………. the hero.

a) with

b) to

c) on

d) for

129 / 181

129. Do not look down…………. the poor.

a) over

b) upon

c) on

d) form

130 / 181

130. She was leaning ……….. the pillar.

a) with

b) on

c) against

d) to

131 / 181

131. He was very kind ……………. animals.

a) with

b) on

c) to

d) for

132 / 181

132. He will not turn………… my request.

a) from

b) down

c) up

d) away

133 / 181

133. He was accused ……….. theft

a) of

b) on

c) at

d) with

134 / 181

134. Please do not find faults …….. ohers.

a) of

b) for

c) from

d) with

135 / 181

135. In this matter, he was ….. fault

a) on

b) at

c) of

d) from

136 / 181

136. Abdullah is the NEWTON ………. our class.

a) to

b) of

c) among

d) it

137 / 181

137. Xona will tied …………. her difficulties.

a) off

b) over

c) against

d) of

138 / 181

138. Trust …………. God.

a) at

b) on

c) in

d) over

139 / 181

139. He tried impose ………… row.

a) to

b) on

c) before

d) over

140 / 181

140. It is not good to depend …………… others.

a) with

b) for

c) on

d) at

141 / 181

141. They were laughing ………… the clown.

a) at

b) for

c) ever

d) on

142 / 181

142. He was charged …… theft.

a) at

b) on

c) for

d) with

143 / 181

143. He longs …………… a car.

a) with

b) on

c) at

d) for

144 / 181

144. We should not boast ………………. our wealth.

a) off

b) for

c) of

d) ever

145 / 181

145. He prevented me ……………. going there.

a) by

b) on

c) with

d) from

146 / 181

146. I shall stand ……………..you in the difficult time.

a) with

b) at

c) from

d) by

147 / 181

147. I shall stand …………….. difficult time.

a) with

b) from

c) by

d) at

148 / 181

148. We discussed it …………… detail.

a) to

b) with

c) in

d) from

149 / 181

149. The poor live from hand………………….. mouth.

a) from

b) over

c) under

d) to

150 / 181

150. He will blame you …………….. it.

a) in

b) it

c) for

d) on

151 / 181

151. The Muslim believe ……………… one God.

a) in

b) at

c) from

d) for

152 / 181

152. I congratulate you…………….. your success

a) at

b) over

c) on

d) for

153 / 181

153. We should abstain………….. telling a lie

a) to

b) over

c) from

d) of

154 / 181

154. He was not absent …….. school.

a) to

b) off

c) from

d) of

155 / 181

155. He was absorbed ………. his studies.

a) to

b) in

c) at

d) of

156 / 181

156. You should about …………… your promise.

a) with

b) of

c) at

d) by

157 / 181

157. You will have to account………..you deeds.

a) by

b) of

c) for

d) at

158 / 181

158. He was addicted……..smoking

a) of

b) by

c) on

d) to

159 / 181

159. I have been waiting……….. my friend.

a) of

b) off

c) to

d) for

160 / 181

160. We can not rely ……… him.

a) to

b) by

c) at

d) on

161 / 181

161. She is tried ………. attitude.

a) WITH

b) OF

c) TO

d) ON

162 / 181

162. You are not consistent…………what you say.

a) to

b) for

c) of

d) with

163 / 181

163. Bushra was sitting……….me.

a) beside

b) for

c) on

d) with

164 / 181

164. People have been deprived…………..their rights.

a) for

b) of

c) to

d) at

165 / 181

165. I have paid………..it.

a) for

b) of

c) in

d) with

166 / 181

166. He has invited me……….tea.

a) with

b) to

c) at

d) of

167 / 181

167. What is time………….your watch.

a) by

b) in

c) for

d) of

168 / 181

168. He does not care…………….me.

a) for

b) at

c) with

d) to

169 / 181

169. We are more CRITICAL than our ancestors:

a) logical

b) intelligentr

c) dubious

d) developed

170 / 181

170. A few lazy BLUFFERS also drifts into college.

a) boasters

b) wicked

c) evil mongers

d) incapable

171 / 181

171. Out side these BELTS life would be frozen:

a) strips

b) dips

c) bolts

d) strings

172 / 181

172. A few lazy BLUFFERS also drifts into college.

a) boasters

b) capable

c) efficient

d) sane

173 / 181

173. He went to museum to read the treatment of a slight ALIMENT:

a) hullabaloo

b) treat

c) fuss

d) disease

174 / 181

174. The police man ACQUITTED the writer:

a) fettered

b) detained

c) let go

d) arrested

175 / 181

175. we are also more critical than our ANCESTORS :

a) relatives

b) neighbours

c) friends

d) forefathers

176 / 181

176. In my AGONY of decision, i left the embankment:

a) pain

b) help

c) pane

d) stain

177 / 181

177. The ABUNDANT homework was a cause of tension;

a) ordinary

b) plentiful

c) title

d) significant

178 / 181

178. We have the power to ABOLISH war:

a) stop

b) dislike

c) start

d) predict

179 / 181

179. In North Africa , he barely escaped ASSASSINATION :

a) punishment

b) capture

c) murder

d) prison

180 / 181

180. He has never learnt what real APPLICATIONS is:

a) Hard work

b) study

c) work

d) real work

181 / 181

181. Abd-al-Rehman had sharp AQUILINE features.

a) eagle like

b) attractive

c) sharp

d) dull

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1 / 13

1. Life can exist only in a narrow [belt].

a) area

b) planet

c) container

d) floor

2 / 13

2. We may think of stars as a collection of fires [scattered] through space.

a) distributed

b) arranged

c) burned

d) spread

3 / 13

3. We find the universe frightening because of [stretches] of time.

a) expanse

b) change

c) division

d) circle

4 / 13

4. From these [humble] beginning came a stream of life.

a) kind

b) strange

c) ordinary

d) complex

5 / 13

5. [Gradually] they became cooler.

a) suddenly

b) slowly

c) amazingly

d) quickly

6 / 13

6. The sun and the other stars we see in the sky are all [extremely] hot.

a) greatly

b) clearly

c) hardly

d) mostly

7 / 13

7. That this mountain was [torn] to piece.

a) distributed

b) divided

c) broken

d) spread

8 / 13

8. Some two thousand millions years ago this [rare] even took place.

a) sad

b) historic

c) uncommon

d) strange

9 / 13

9. A star [seldom] finds another any where near it.

a) frequently

b) daily

c) hardly

d) only

10 / 13

10. Each star makes its [voyage] in complete loneliness.

a) passage

b) distance

c) direction

d) travel

11 / 13

11. These millions of stars are [wandering] about in space.

a) swinging

b) floating

c) moving

d) flying

12 / 13

12. Such is the [littleness] of our home in space.

a) greatness

b) smallness

c) meaninglessness

d) nothingness

13 / 13

13. Here and there we find an [immense] star.

a) hot

b) bright

c) cold

d) huge

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RWP_2ND_ENG_ESSAYS_CHP_2

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1 / 14

1. Feelings, which involves baseless fears are called [superstitions].

a) doubts

b) thoughts

c) views

d) ideas

2 / 14

2. Through the use of scientific method, we have now learnt how to spend our [leisure] time.

a) busy

b) extra

c) free

d) costly

3 / 14

3. [Thrifty] housewives preserved their home grown vegetables and fruits.

a) frugal

b) old

c) lazy

d) foolish

4 / 14

4. Water was used very [sparingly] for bathing and cleaning purposes.

a) lavishly

b) usefully

c) carelessly

d) economically

5 / 14

5. It has been [demonstrated] that unsanitary conditions cause a spread of various diseases.

a) proved

b) shown

c) suggested

d) told

6 / 14

6. [Sewage] from all sections is carried through sealed pipes.

a) heavy water

b) poisoned water

c) dirty water

d) clean water

7 / 14

7. Human waste [drained] into wells.

a) mixed

b) filtered

c) passed

d) collected

8 / 14

8. In city streets household [garbage] and other refuse were thrown.

a) waste

b) dirt

c) water

d) material

9 / 14

9. Today babies are born in hospitals where there is little [likelihood] of their getting a disease.

a) possibility

b) surety

c) fear

d) doubt

10 / 14

10. A person who lived to be more than thirty years of age was indeed [fortunate].

a) glad

b) satisfied

c) old

d) lucky

11 / 14

11. We are also more critical in our thinking than our [ancestors].

a) seniors

b) forefathers

c) juniors

d) friends

12 / 14

12. Today we are better able to explain happenings which used to be considered strange and [mysterious].

a) complex

b) wonderful

c) old

d) unknown

13 / 14

13. All of us have [benefited] greatly from the use of scientific method.

a) damaged

b) profited

c) shocked

d) helped

14 / 14

14. All of us have [benefited] greatly from the use of scientific method.

a) helped

b) shocked

c) damaged

d) profited

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1 / 14

1. A few lazy bluffers [drift] into college and usually drift out again.

a) join

b) visit

c) come and go

d) admit

2 / 14

2. Most colleges do all they can with scholarship funds to [alleviate] this situation.

a) discourage

b) increase

c) overcome

d) reduce

3 / 14

3. To see boys undergoing transfusion of blood is a [heartrending] spectacle.

a) bold

b) unique

c) tragic

d) ordinary

4 / 14

4. It is always to the [detriment] of their health.

a) warning

b) waste

c) weakness

d) loss

5 / 14

5. Many boys are [cast] entirely on their own resources.

a) need

b) thought

c) depend

d) help

6 / 14

6. If an [adequate] health service is available, an immense number of failures ca be avoided.

a) modern

b) comfortable

c) proper

d) latest

7 / 14

7. The parents whom I have [offended] usually comes around after a term of years.

a) advised

b) counseled

c) annoyed

d) discouraged

8 / 14

8. As well argued with a person that he ought to like onions whe he [detests] them.

a) sales

b) likes

c) keeps

d) hates

9 / 14

9. A boy follows a direction [mapped out] by his parents.

a) suggested

b) planned

c) calculated

d) given

10 / 14

10. A common cause of failure is a mistaken [ambition] for the boy on the part of his parents.

a) aim

b) help

c) future

d) wish

11 / 14

11. A boy must cultivate a poise and calm that smothers the [fidgets].

a) time table

b) weakness

c) habits

d) nervous excitement

12 / 14

12. A boy must cultivate a [poise] and calm that smothers the fidgets.

a) planning

b) attitude

c) balance

d) thought

13 / 14

13. Such nervous habits cannot be [eradicated] by anyone but the boy himself.

a) finished

b) encouraged

c) removed

d) destroyed

14 / 14

14. Many boys have the [native] ability to complete their education.

a) strong

b) gifted

c) modern

d) natural

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1 / 18

1. The daily [grind] of school pressed heavily upon him.

a) labor

b) pain

c) pleasure

d) thought

2 / 18

2. Waking up in the morning was a [dismal] experience.

a) sad

b) pleasant

c) strange

d) new

3 / 18

3. There was no possibility for an extra [doze].

a) half sleep

b) comfort

c) rest

d) pleasure

4 / 18

4. We ha a maid once who would climb each morning with [grim] steps.

a) light

b) long

c) loud

d) gloomy

5 / 18

5. I used to lie waiting for the [ominous] tread.

a) clear

b) slow

c) bad omen

d) painful

6 / 18

6. I used to lie waiting for the ominous [tread].

a) walk

b) conversion

c) style

d) running

7 / 18

7. The voice is heralded sounded in my ears like a [summons] to damnation.

a) gift

b) surprise

c) call

d) news

8 / 18

8. The voice is heralded sounded in my ears like a summons to [damnation].

a) cell

b) hell

c) room

d) prison

9 / 18

9. The [anticipation] was always worse than reality.

a) feelings

b) thought

c) idea

d) calculation

10 / 18

10. Much homework had been [assigned] for the Monday.

a) given

b) read

c) told

d) written

11 / 18

11. Sunday night was full of the [threat] of Monday morning.

a) joy

b) fear

c) idea

d) taste

12 / 18

12. Sometimes there were unexpected [respites].

a) surprise

b) comforts

c) blessings

d) relief

13 / 18

13. I could look forward to a period of permanent [felicity].

a) trouble

b) struggle

c) happinesss

d) rest

14 / 18

14. I would walk home and [savour] my happiness.

a) waste

b) wish

c) save

d) enjoy

15 / 18

15. I could hardly believe that three [strenuous] school terms had indeed rolled away.

a) long

b) swift

c) hard

d) amazing

16 / 18

16. The longed for, dreamed of almost [mythical] summer holidays were at hand.

a) natural

b) unreal

c) gifted

d) annual

17 / 18

17. All my early childhood I [longed] desperately for a tricycle.

a) seen

b) prayed

c) dreamed

d) wished

18 / 18

18. How often had I stood outside sweet shops with [empty] pockets.

a) full

b) heavy

c) big

d) vacant

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1 / 21

1. I thought a little sadly of all those books falling into the cold [torrent].

a) mud

b) waves

c) stream

d) river

2 / 21

2. With the courage of despair I took have a {heave].

a) breath

b) noise

c) sigh

d) cry

3 / 21

3. I do not know how long I [strayed] up and down.

a) jumped

b) stopped

c) moved

d) stayed

4 / 21

4. It was a [tramp], who had other things to do.

a) beggar

b) sweeper

c) wanderer

d) policeman

5 / 21

5. I fervently hoped, an air of [rumination] and unconcern.

a) meditation

b) loneliness

c) unconcern

d) respect

6 / 21

6. I [fervently] hoped, an air of rumination and unconcern.

a) amazingly

b) emotionally

c) slowly

d) unwillingly

7 / 21

7. I looked down into the faintly [luminous] swirls of the river.

a) loud

b) strong

c) bright

d) weak

8 / 21

8. I learned against the [parapet] ad looked down.

a) iron bar

b) bridge

c) low wall

d) seat

9 / 21

9. It was then that all the [implications] of my act revealed themselves.

a) influence

b) complexity

c) impact

d) complication

10 / 21

10. He [acquitted] me apparently.

a) supported

b) arrested

c) unsupported

d) released

11 / 21

11. Perhaps he suspects I have [swag] in this sack.

a) stolen things

b) drugs

c) medicines

d) books

12 / 21

12. I fancied he looked [suspicious].

a) smart

b) active

c) lazy

d) doubtful

13 / 21

13. I turned up my overcoat collar and [strode] off.

a) fell

b) walked

c) jumped

d) ran

14 / 21

14. I [improvised] a sack.

a) made

b) bought

c) arranged

d) stole

15 / 21

15. I was faced with alternative of either [evicting] the books or else leaving them in sole.

a) burning

b) throwing

c) placing

d) keeping

16 / 21

16. Books of inferior minors verse gradually [accumulated] there.

a) arranged

b) bought

c) collected

d) printed

17 / 21

17. It is sometimes difficult to find a [scaffold] for them.

a) sack

b) room

c) store

d) platform for hanging

18 / 21

18. In reality it is not merely [absurd] to keep rubbish merely because it is printed.

a) useless

b) difficult

c) poor

d) odd

19 / 21

19. In reality it is not merely [absurd] to keep rubbish merely because it is printed.

a) difficult

b) poor

c) useless

d) odd

20 / 21

20. Non-bookish people are [reluctant] to throw away anything that looks like a book.

a) unwilling

b) happy

c) anxious

d) thoughtful

21 / 21

21. Some people were sending the [oddest] things.

a) cheapest

b) oldest

c) most wonderful

d) most strange

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1 / 18

1. Being only a chemist [hampers] me.

a) suggests

b) advises

c) stops

d) encourages

2 / 18

2. He immediately afterwards [butted] me with the side of his head.

a) signaled

b) rubed

c) hit

d) pointed

3 / 18

3. I went to my medicine man. He is an old [chum] of mine.

a) senior

b) friend

c) companion

d) assistant

4 / 18

4. I crawled out a decrepit [wreck].

a) destroyed

b) broken

c) weak

d) active

5 / 18

5. I crawled out a [decrepit] wreck.

a) nervous

b) tired

c) satisfied

d) amused

6 / 18

6. I [patted] myself all over my front.

a) moved

b) pushed

c) tapped

d) rubbed

7 / 18

7. I sat and [pondered]

a) touched

b) thought

c) tapped

d) rubbed

8 / 18

8. Gout, in its most [malignant] stage, it would appear had seized me.

a) analytical

b) critical

c) important

d) initial

9 / 18

9. I reflected that I had every other known malady in the [pharmacology].

a) book of diseases

b) book of medicines

c) book of doctors

d) book of hospitals

10 / 18

10. I reflected that I had every other known [malady] in the pharmacology.

a) symptoms

b) disease

c) medicine

d) weakness

11 / 18

11. Why this [invidious] reservation?

a) unjust

b) dangerous

c) unique

d) harmless

12 / 18

12. I plodded [conscientiously] through the twenty six letters.

a) accordingly

b) knowingly

c) sincerely

d) slowly

13 / 18

13. I [plodded] conscientiously through the twenty six letters.

a) walked

b) crawled

c) jumped

d) cried

14 / 18

14. In the [listlessness] of despair, I again turned over the pages.

a) thoughtlessness

b) unconcern

c) hopelessness

d) anxiety

15 / 18

15. I had glance half down the list of [premonitory] symptoms.

a) final

b) clear

c) dangerous

d) initial

16 / 18

16. I forget which was the first [distemper] I plunged into.

a) disease

b) problem

c) destruction

d) weakness

17 / 18

17. I [idly] turned the leave.

a) lazily

b) thoughtfully

c) quickly

d) hopelessly

18 / 18

18. I am suffering from the particular disease therein dealt with in its most [virulent] form.

a) initial

b) troublesome

c) final

d) deadly

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1 / 14

1. I made a [wretched] attempt to look like a man with fearfully quick temper.

a) bold

b) cruel

c) unfortunate

d) last

2 / 14

2. [Reckless] with misery, I made a plunge.

a) excited

b) anxious

c) discouraged

d) thoughtless

3 / 14

3. The people in the bank had the impression that I was in an [invalid] millionaire.

a) ex

b) old

c) rich

d) great

4 / 14

4. I went up to the accountant’s wicket and [poked] the ball of money at him.

a) placed

b) pushed

c) kept

d) pulled

5 / 14

5. I had been [prompted] to lie about it.

a) forced

b) told

c) bribed

d) encouraged

6 / 14

6. He had gathered from my mysterious manners that I was a [detective].

a) representative

b) spy

c) agent

d) manager

7 / 14

7. The manager felt that I had an [awful] secret to reveal.

a) surprising

b) ordinary

c) unpleasant

d) political

8 / 14

8. I held my fifty six dollars clutched in a [crumpled] ball in my pocket.

a) twisted

b) destroyed

c) rounded

d) counted

9 / 14

9. My voice was [sepulchral].

a) sad

b) loud

c) soft

d) attractive

10 / 14

10. I went up to a [wicket] marked “Accountant”.

a) window

b) door

c) plate

d) glass

11 / 14

11. I shambled in and looked [timidly] round at the clerks.

a) lazily

b) cowardly

c) quickly

d) happily

12 / 14

12. I [shambled] in and looked timidly round at the clerks.

a) jumped

b) walked unsteadily

c) fell

d) sat

13 / 14

13. The moment I cross the [threshold] of a bank, I become an irresponsible idiot.

a) lawn

b) garden

c) gate

d) main door

14 / 14

14. When I go into a bank I get [rattled].

a) excited

b) surprised

c) amazed

d) confused

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1 / 12

1. Mr.Chips thought in a distant way that it was rather [peculiar].

a) dangerous

b) wonderful

c) awkward

d) specific

2 / 12

2. The Chinese [regime] has set up a assistance system guaranteeing a minimum subsistence level.

a) society

b) era

c) government

d) farmers

3 / 12

3. Nearly all the plants [boast] nurseries and kindergartens.

a) suggest

b) develop

c) posses

d) wish

4 / 12

4. In the agricultural [communes] housing is completely free.

a) political

b) groups

c) fields

d) workers

5 / 12

5. This [radical] change in women’s conditions in China has given women a sense of confidence.

a) sudden

b) revolutionary

c) political

d) great

6 / 12

6. From a Western angle there is a lack of [femininity] in the Chinese woman.

a) beauty

b) depth

c) wisdom

d) height

7 / 12

7. National machines and equipment are not entirely [indigenous].

a) natural

b) foreign

c) imported

d) local

8 / 12

8. Economic decentralization has freed China from a traditionally [cumbersome] bureaucracy.

a) lazy

b) literate

c) old

d) troublesome

9 / 12

9. Political control over the masses stops the [exodus] from the countryside.

a) escape

b) emigration

c) settlement

d) set up

10 / 12

10. The [gigantic] Chinese social experiment does not only concern Asia.

a) scientific

b) small

c) huge

d) traditional

11 / 12

11. In China the individual has been rescued from the aftermath of this unfortunate [heritage].

a) legacy

b) tradition

c) festival

d) history

12 / 12

12. [Occidentals] certainly launched the warm bug.

a) Americans

b) Westerners

c) Asians

d) Europeans

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1 / 11

1. We have the power to [abolish] war if we have the will.

a) postpone

b) advance

c) destroy

d) eradicate

2 / 11

2. The study of the population growth indicates one of the greatest [paradoxes] of our time.

a) thoughts

b) irregularities

c) problems

d) contradictions

3 / 11

3. Yaws stars as little hard pimples which may join together to make [blotches].

a) injuries

b) wounds

c) spots

d) rashes

4 / 11

4. In Asia and the far East the death rate has been reduced rapidly by [epidemic] control.

a) a spreading disease

b) a common disease

c) an incurable disease

d) a dangerous disease

5 / 11

5. In the past only a [fraction] of the babies born grew up.

a) great number

b) small number

c) even number

d) odd number

6 / 11

6. A [tremendous] population explosion is taking place.

a) powerful

b) old

c) huge

d) historical

7 / 11

7. Robin Hood [poached] from the Royal forests for the poor.

a) borrowed

b) stole

c) took

d) robbed

8 / 11

8. Widespread disaster was only [averted] by the previous compulsory shortage of food.

a) prevented

b) overcome

c) destroyed

d) reduced

9 / 11

9. One of the first records of famine was [carved] in granite.

a) kept

b) inscribed

c) painted

d) written

10 / 11

10. The early hunter suffered [grave] shortages during the winters.

a) painful

b) sudden

c) normal

d) acute

11 / 11

11. After a few slices of bread and butter you forgot all about those hungers [pangs].

a) trouble

b) pain

c) wish

d) habit

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1 / 12

1. Al-Hakam’s agents [ransacked] the bookshops of Alexandria.

a) searched

b) looted

c) spoiled

d) burnt

2 / 12

2. He invited professors from the East to the university and set aside [endowments] for their salaries.

a) donations

b) rewards

c) wages

d) scholarships

3 / 12

3. Al-Hakam,Abd-al-Rahman’s successor was himself a scholar and [patronized] learning.

a) criticized

b) reserved

c) supported

d) developed

4 / 12

4. The third Abd-al-Rahman, like his [illustrious] predecessor was a young man.

a) distinguished

b) experience

c) hardworking

d) wise

5 / 12

5. Caliph Abd-al-Rahman’s court was of the most [glorious] in all Europe.

a) Vast

b) powerful

c) stately

d) huge

6 / 12

6. With his realm [consolidated], Abd-al-Rahman turned to the arts of peace.

a) strengthened

b) spoiled

c) enclared

d) reduced

7 / 12

7. To his villa, he brought water and introduced [exotic] plants.

a) beautiful

b) green

c) foreign

d) thick

8 / 12

8. He beautified the cities of his [domain].

a) palace

b) area

c) province

d) land

9 / 12

9. They offered him [refuge].

a) food

b) money

c) help

d) shelter

10 / 12

10. It took him some years more to bring all of Spain to [subjection].

a) development

b) migration

c) prosperity

d) slavery

11 / 12

11. In North Africa he barely escaped [assassination].

a) injury

b) murder

c) loss

d) destruction

12 / 12

12. Abd-al-Rehman was a striking young man, tall, lean, with sharp [aquiline] features ad red hair.

a) like an eagle

b) like a dove

c) like a pigeon

d) like an parrot

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