Al-Qadir Jinnah Science Academy Mallian Kalan

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1 Nor it is a spaceship as certain lunatic elements have suggested.
a Large b Low c Mad
2 A time to rend and a time to sew. PA
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a Buy b Sell c Wear
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3 You whom this age's wav so captivate!
a Confused b Fascinate c Troublesoi
Lofty
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4 Not even one who is well off.
a Well behaved b Polite c Lthy b d
Healthy
5 That's one of your most primitive traits.
a Basic b Prominent Xren)ature / d
Distinctive
6 He is a nondescript sort of person.
a Nonsense b Pessimistic c Kfbt^seTr^lis d
Ordinary
7 He was eniovine his promenade in the bitter cold. Y
a Loneliness b Pleasure walk Leisure d
Adventure
8 The smoke was rising from myriads ( fire
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a Acrid b Heaps ^vc ^an made d
Countless number
9 She fought valiantly to keep me/hsjm Imqwih^ha/secret .
a Comically b Brave Cowardly d
Furiously
10 Mr. Hubert furiously lifted his hatfqa?t<sahEkin the most exasperating tone.
a Exciting b Interest g-x T c Irritating d
Indifferent
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11 she dropped therrrkito rse.
a Spontaneously b Li c Aggressively d
Willingly
12 He looked such a dandv^ b
a Poor Pr< c Fashionable d
Fraud
13 And a time to refrain froi bracing.
a Reconsider b Ke y c Ready d
Love
14 Instead, as they z e,si HV about her job .

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Inspite of
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15 The p£opfe4nere. \ t( itation stuff mainly.
a Copie' 9 Intimated c Good d
Bad
16 Towho plain against brutality ?
a rruptio Cruelty c Abuse d
Bribery
17 SI ickei front and joined Arthur in the e evator.
a Stairs b Crane c Electric lift d
Plane
18 Say, you ft$ ok pretty nervous about something.
a Beautiful b Very c Slightly d
A little

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19 I should think it would be divine.

a Divided b Developed c From God d
Artificial
20 When Della arrived lome her mind a little
, quietenec .
a Reached b Went c Looked at d
Built
21 Many people are reluctant to throw away anyt ling that looks like a book.
a Ready b Willing c About d
Hesitant
22 The Chinese girl stuc ent does a few chores in t le house.
a Stealing b Domestic work c Robbery d
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23 Superstitions were common in the past.
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a False notions b True thinking c Good manner d
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24 He got prize for his fidelity.
a Bravery b | Loyality c Responsibility
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25 Foreigners were ransacked.
a Founded b Rooted c Searched thoroughI' d
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26 They fell from the incline.
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a Dune b Hump c Mound ( X.
Slope
27 Mr.Chips nodded and stumbled on.
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a Moved on b Stopped c Irritating . T? d
Staggered
28 He was a conventional person. X V
a Modern b Tall c Heal d
Conservative
29 When he was strollina about the school. Some bcSysjH kedn estions.
a Working b Sweeping • cTT' Iking » d
Reading
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30 He found plenty to c o. 7
a A lot of work b Work foxhijjg d
Duty
31 The train passes by many a boulder.
a Large rocks b Buildings houses d
Railways
31 I hear rich leaves on top.
a Wealthy c Dry d
Happy
32 Roger Spelding is descri 'unctuous.
a Knowledgeable c Punctual d
Smooth in speech
33 The girl slammed the door. \ i/
a Opened b Kno| c Banged d
Burnt
34 The interior of the bus station
a Dull b KSimfrie c Decorated d
Gay
35 The old man said emoHpti) thjit it was very bad.
a Joyfully Si Inly c Fearfully d
Forcefully
36 The mother/yfthe ^fsk giYsj veiled at her.
a Attacked bH Shouted c Looked d
Angered
37 Mr. Hubert was ^boc/recr wrt nger.
pyrKeleased
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a Liberated c Suffocated d
Rescued
38 Its jickgave a bulging pop.
a SmS soX^j (7 b Sweet sound c Push d
Explosive sound
39 Wh I: iat'gadget?
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a b Gift c Packet d
Small machine
TxX^XQdoV of food was appetizing.
a I b Sweet c Exciting d
Bitter
41 Mr. ard's tone had aeen offensive.
a Disagreeable b Cooperative c Friendly d
Fine
42 The children hollored at the Martian sky.

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a Smiled b Played c Looked d

Shouted
43 Enter the lantern's orbit.
a Range b Mood c Light d
String^T^
44 Yonder's the midden whose odours will madden.
a Mole hill b Mountain c Dung hill d
MySjad'
45 Roger Spelding is descri bed as middle aged and unctuous.
a Knowledgeable b Smiling c Punctual M
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46 The girl screams.
a Runs b Sits c Cries
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47 The girl felt that she was going to faint
a Lose consciousness b Die c Shriek
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48 The farm was ringing with the clamour of the gong.
a Sound b Tone c Uproar
Forces
49 The doctor coaxed the child to open her mouth.
a Asked b Forced c Flatte. d
Forbade
50 She gestured vaauei v. b
a Unclearly b Slowly d
Happily
51 He only met with increc ulitv.
a Insult b Reward isbelief d
Honour
52 The doctor grasped the child tightly.
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a Called b Held c Wm ed d
Pushed
53 Della counted it three times. V
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a Looked b Threw c Caught d
Calculated
54 My wife is unwell.
a Happy b III c Angry d
Beautiful
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55 The door rattles viscous v.
a Carefully b Slowly c Rapidly d
Violently
56 She knits passively (
a Actively b AtteW c Inactivity d
Sharply
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57 The Oyster and Pearl" iscisfroti al cornedy -
a Emotional b, Mi c Beautiful d
Historical
58 After this the ratrrshall Stop.
a Stay c Cease d
Come
59 His eyes mayVscare you\
a Invite l b ) Mokate c Like d
Terrify
60 You whom tlr ages ay-was so captivate!
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a Det Sck b Fascinate c Perplex d
Shock
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61 Yi wiTHying r ehiment to the tired human heart.
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a Excrceh ent ^ b Happiness c Lethargy d
Surprise
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62 er /eled.
nw dtsbe
rrangei T b Disordered c Managed d
Stopped
63 as steep for my feet to hold unless I braced myself.
a Ca fa b Fondled c Supported d
Wounded
64 The foundation of oppression was small in the world.
a Beggary b Cruelty c Depression d
Justice
65 He examined it with the air of connoisseur.
a Buyer b Critic c Gardener d
Musicians
66 They slumber on with paws across.
a Laugh b Sleep c Smile d
Weep

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67 Kreton says that he oves to gad about .

a Dance b Hunt c Roam
d Sing
68 The grave of Hubert withstood the havocs of the f ood.
a Aggressiveness b Calmness c Destruction
d Frustratio
69 Unearned suffering is redemptive.
a Disgusting b Encouraging c Enjoying
d Liberatfr^
70 Arthur turned off the lamp 'good night' he saic
a To stop b To switch off c To break
d Tcrmterb<e
71 Mv curiosity was aroused.
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a Despair b Eagerness c Anger
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72 The woman didn't ask anything that could embarrass him.
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a Make to b Put him to trouble c Torture
feel
73 It was engraved on nis tomb stone,years after his death.

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a Written b Typed c Inscribed

q? Signed
74 Our talk at the club one day was of opportunity and determination.
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a Chance b Hard work c labour

d Aim
75 Girl: I was afraid I was going to faint, I am crazy all o road.

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a Sentimental b Ran like mad people c , ast
d Nervously

fidgets
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76 Ellen a lively girl of twenty, as she listen^A.
a Make b Feels unhappy c Is
d Cries loudly
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somebody unco able
77 All philosophies sound good .
a Appear b Feel Known
d Are judged
78 This is night mail crossing the borderT )
a Area b Boundary c\ /ields
d Barren land
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79 Loveliest of trees,the cherry noyAs nbqg wRji nttiom along the bough.
a Prime b Mass of f] r>sNSv >yc Bush
d Buds
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80 Steward looked embarrassed.
a Successful b Delighle c Mysterious
d Upset

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81 The wind seemed to flake a1 thbi^ entities.
a Break b | c Remind
d Make out
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Refold10
82 Gentle applause b oiJfXorr evVry hand for Gorgios:
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a Curse / ( blXapRing c Dislike
d Abuse
83 The camel a sf /ok reature\ca rce) felt the blow
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oy ^ y :
a Dull ' Sensitive c Admirable
d Small
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84 The auth' had a ubtfogj^amone night.
a Trouble oroe Pleasing c Long
d Lovely
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85 The m ittlb& the©r viscously
a Violently b Peacefully c Quietly
d Silently
86 XneyTht ;etoi) s wearing a wronfi costume.
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a b Glove c Custom
d Dress
87 The bather shop is crowded with stuff.
a Void y b Vacant c Packed
d Empty

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88 The fruit glowed red hot from within.
a Sparkled b Darkened c Wasted
d Boasted
89 Our harmony depends on unity.
a Quarrel b Disintegration c Singleness
d Decline
90 Norma made a scoffing sound.

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a Harsh b Musical c Mocking d

Soft
91 The long boughs of pines were fondling the su bstance of a white cloud.
a Caressing b Hiding c Peeping d
Covering
92 "Dark eh?" mused the captain.
a Found b Shouted c Thought d
Asked
93 Edwin Arnold has aptly described Gulistan in Culinary terms.
a Official b Strange c Funny d
Of kjlch'
94 Margaret said -if this divested and mangled countryside was not ruin, what
was^inPx
a Wiped b Damaged c Washed
95 The girls lets out a muffled cry.
a Loud b Tragic c Suppressed
Chirpy
96 Slowly a luminous arcs in view.
a Huge b Bright c Burning wd
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97 Clay says,"Father,your ishing tackle is in the closet safe".
a Rod b Apparatus c Fish food v \d7Bait
98 Yonder is midden whose odours will madden. X \>
a Rubbish b Maiden c Meadovy^^x 7/ d
Midway
99 You whom this age's way so captivate. b
a Beguile b Reform c ina d
Refresh
100 She walked into the <itchen numbly.
a Staggering b Feelinglessly AS CajVnly / d
Fearfully
101 It was too steep for mv eet to hold.
a High b Deep us d
Vertical
102 looked he : , and wilj wild
He as if were ourteen or fifteen fra/7 ^w .
a Tall b Healthy c Short d
Weak
Chaudhary reprimanded!
103 Fatehdac ijm istake.
a Reminded b Reprove' c7 Taunted d
Appreciated
104 The foundation of oppression y(fas si
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a Justice c Pressure d
Beggary
105 The lets out a muffled cry. c\
a Miserable b | Tragic \ xj c Very loud d
Suppressed
106 Powers snarls and goes infref? \
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a Shouts b res cin angry c Cries d
Sneezes

107 And on the pedeffdH^ese' appear.

a Base i b rant c Upper part d
Back
108 So these are [\amss derive; God's attributes.
a Grandeur Tfuless c Blessings d
Qualities
109 Mr.S ard looked embarrassed.
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a Red^fcea^x Confused c Disgraced d
Indeed
110 Stra' le iKheveven get out of the Pasture;
a onde^aw; b Wonder c Ponder d
Render
Tokens said traat a man could succeed if he was determined.
a lute' b Passionate c Convinced d
Conceived

112 She feeble ole woman .

a Weak V b Meek c Cheerful d
Beautiful
113 Hubert the furiously lifted his hand
Mr. , peasant :
a Angrily b Quickly c Slowly d
Passionately
114 He picks up a discarded newspaper.

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a Fresh b Latest c Colourful

d Abandoned
115 Should not we go to the cellar ?
a Underground room b Upper room c Mobile room
d Dining room
116 Some people come back half-dead of homesickness.
a Illness b Fever c Nostalgia
d Malaria
117 Flare up flames in heart to height.
a Arouse b Fan up c Break up
d Back uffx
118 He said in most exasperating tone:
a Humble b Polite c Annoying
d In
119 The wind blew as if to flake away their identities:
a Recognize b Destroy c Brighten
d/fs^y \
120 Gentle applause broke out from every hand.
a Capping b Voice c Sound
^ong/ 1
121 I ground my teeth in disgust.
a Happiness b Sadness c Outrage
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 122 Unearned suffering is redemptive.

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a Redeeming b Unjust c Hard
jA Mild
123 Well its elliptical.
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a Lengthy b Square c QVcjPX
) d Round
124 Wozzeck is bewildered.
a Confused b Sad H f
d Mad
125 He is nondescript sort of person.
a uneducated b Uninteresting c Unintelligent
d Uncultured
126 He was drenched in the hotness of fear .
a Soaked b Pushed c Found
d Escaped
127 He only met with increc ulitv. © ^ pfsbelief
a Insult b Honour N
d Shame
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128 The sunlight comes down distorted/ ^
a Deformed b Curved Arranged
d Planned
129 The slave had ever experienced a iIdhvtv,
a Blessing b Travel T c Opportunity
d Misery

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130 Let us not wallow in the vail fdespair
a Enjoy b Sei D c Stumble
d Sing
131 tei

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a Low bjHjgn c Sudden
d Painful
132 Roger Spelding i rniddle a; I ,unjctuous resonant.
a Sympathetic NJ Shy, z c Sad
d Flattering
133 Compose a svmphbnv, pajpTa~p cture,write a book.
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a Musical/fjythm |j^ Book c Play
d Peom
134 Mr.Spelling ks upcwous.
a Kingly b Flattering c Cruel
d Wild
135 OJ an ithout motion.
a ns b Idlesness c Actions
d Laziness
136 The itryside was devastated and mangled.
a Beautifu b Ruined c Planted
d Fertile
137 Roxanna had an assortment of shells.
a A net b A bag c A set
d A cap
138 The doctor got furious.
a Hopeful b Disappointed c Angry
d Delighted

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139 Jorkens said that the man should arrange competition.

a Contest b Play c Programme d
Sermon
140 The girl lets out a muffled cry.
a Wiliful b Delightful c Suppressed d
Loud
141 He is middle aged,unctuous resonant.
a Thick voiced b Clear voiced c Chirpy voiced d
Bad voiped
142 A time to rend, and a time to sew .
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a Fill b Shoot c Tear d
Clurcl
143 You have come here out of great trials and tribulations.
a Fortunes b Merriments c Miseries
144 On the walls,on the shelves are many odds and ends.
a Common things b Strange things c Known things
tffiigs
145 Our talk at the club was of opportunity and determination.
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a Chance b Deterrence c Resolve /£ as
Wfiim

146 Perhaps, I suppose this is one of those mysterious we'll never slov&N
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a Miseries b Misfortunes c Secrets
Pearls.
147 He glances back at the c oor.
a Leaves b Sees c Toj s d
Smells
148 The melon was easi v swallowed.
a Eaten b Expelled SJL ited 7 d
Thrown
149 Empty of concord is the soul of Europe. 7777:
a Harmony b Disunity c Vigobt^ d
Strength
150 I told the parents that it was entirely up to then^ y
a Partially b Swiftly Completely d
Tiringly
151 Ma'am dragged the boy into the Ia rgeJc/Yc/x^/iMte.
a Big room b Back room all kitchen d
Big kitchen
152 Let freedom ring from t le curvaceous.pe s aSQaj)fornia .
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a Having curves Low d
Fat
153 The sergeant said that he could qu/gferHfre sffive.
a Silent b Punish V ) c Teach d
Train
154 The sunlight was perverted.
a Diverted b Fiei c Lovely d
Burning
155 The author had a uexmg-cke ight.
a Troublesome lea\in; c Long d
Lovely
156 The man was dragging the corpse in the mud.
a Hiding \b Burying / c Pulling d
Tearing
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157 Mrs.Spelding loo bore 'due.
a Bold TlrfTimid c Sharp d
Brainless
158 It sho’ laVwright ^rfynent/v fascinating attitude.
a Humbly fHighly c Lowly d
Simply
159 Tl is a e ^QpJuck up that which is planted.
a [est \ « b Saw c Sow d
Ascend
160 The^kjslir^ uld be God-drunk.
a Love of b Drinker of wine c Lover of wealth d
Rich man
161 Laura stumbled through the settlement.
a Staggered b Passed happily c Walked vividly d
Strolled
162 The mayor was a stout serious man.
a ugly b Handsome c Heavy d
Thin
163 The face of the sick girl was flushed.

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a Darkened b Yellow c Pale

d Rosy
164 The new mealies were just showing.
a Stars b Maize c Colours
d Clouds
165 Abul had bulging eyes.
a Narrow b Big c Swelling
d Tiny
166 The man rattles the door viscously.
a Open b Breaks c Looks inside
d ClatJ rV

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167 They think Kreton a monster first.
a Droll b Intellectual c Ghost
168 Roxanna had an assortment of shells.
a Net b Skin c Set
FRapV
169 Tells that its sculptor we I those passions read.
a Forces b Changes c Hills
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170 To have no faith is worse than slavery.
a Bondage b Freedom c Liberty
|N Hope

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171 The man peers out t ne g ass . ^ \y
a Break b Gaze c Lift ^
d Throws
172 Compose a symphony o paint,write a book. 5
a Piece of music b Rhyme c ook1
d Poem

173 It was clotted inside wit eggs. 1 5 ±

a Thickened b Covered feted
d Opened
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174 Pyramid piled like cannon balls.
a High up b Conical c Toplyked
d Flat
175 She was a feeble old woman .
a Wake b Weak c Invited
d Ordered
176 Thy flying object has given rise to s ucfTrKgs sinsible conjecture.
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a Guess b Problem ]sg/f Trouble

d Basis
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177 She shook him until iis teeth rattled^ \ 7
a Broke b Clatten c Shown
d Removed
178 Empty of concord is the soul of [\u §
a Reality b Depltj c Harmony
d Faith
179 He answered me curtly.
a Politely b feisty) c Civilly
d Openly
180 The following tfyflgSL ere^fpur d iff the various pockets.
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a Different / f pj c Coat
d Shirt
\fyiany
181 The storm has[probably slowedliftdown.
Likely happe
a to era Sorely/ c Suddenly
d Practically
182 Are you^uggestin^we-^dyatrick on Clay,in order to carry out your mumbo-iumbo
ideas?
a Grea Innovative c Confusing
d Mature
183 Your afrestlbc f reidgm eft you battered by the storms of persecution.

a Preachy y b Pursuit c Request

d Sympathy
184 an en,fygarts perplexed, prayers cold,
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a b Prosperous c Prominent
d Closed
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185 ThuExhorted the unfortunate man, the greatest fear
a Suggest b Provided c Explained
d Urged
186 Are you deliberately trying to confuse me?
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a Delightedly b Dramatically c Only
d Intentionally
187 His thin figure was made all the more melancholy jy tight-fitting uniform.
a Gloomy b Graceful c Healthy
d Active

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188 ,
Of that colossal wreck boundless and bare.
a Despair b Glory c Might
d Ruin
189 He answered me curtly. "I cleared this land".
a Abruptly b Not politely c Very politely
d Angrily
190 Fateh dad's censure was purely religious.
a Reaction b Decision c Disapproval
d Statemen y

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191 The door rattles viscous .

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a Violently b Forcibly c Mildly d
Caref JJy y

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192 Let bygones by bygones.
a Forget the past b Recall the past c Do everything
itream
smoothly
193 All the trees were queer and still.
a Fresh b Strong c Strange ) <
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194 And since to look at things in bloom.
a Beauty b In full swing c In fascinatio
sadness
195 Her face was flushed Vs. \V

a Red b Gloomy c Bright X

Flustered
196 Spelding nods weari y .
a Happily b Heartily c Ti
d Sadly
197 To have a young ath ete at court exhibiting phvsic^ffitn^ss .
a Claiming b Discarding 7
d Demonstrating
198 We are hollow men.
a Fragile b Void c
d Brave
199 He stopped at the ec ge of the meadow. XL
a Hill stop b Waste land Valley
d Desert
200 He found a crowd assembled to watchJhemoceec ings.
a Came b Invited e/s^ s$Waited
d Gathered
201 I braced myself. V

Supported
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a Told b Pulled \ \ d
Beat
202 The grave of Hubert withstood th^ftaubcs of^ghe f ood.
a Water b Destruct ft? nX^J c Waves d
Noise
203 The foundation of oppressiorvtfJSs^si HTthe world .
a Depression b Sa/ c Cruelty
d Will power
204 Unearned sufferingjs-reetempf/Vt
a Hard Ha c Unjust
d Saving
205 He examined it wrth the airof connoisseur.
a Musician b Crit c Gardener
d Buyer
206 Her hair is disheveled.
a Thin IT Thick c Untidy
d Discoloured
207 Kreton^aysT^at he jfivfes to gad about .
a Hunt pa Shoot c Goad
d Wander
208 I want to lit home to San Francisco.
a £ b Travel c Leave
d Enjoy
209 Sta om es at her blank-faced coaches.
a Attracti b Passionless c Ugly
d Broken
210 You may de afraid to plot an evil.
a Make b Introduce c Plan
d Follow
211 The sunlight was coming out distorted.
a Tampered b Lovely c Shiny d
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212 Mr.Spelding nods wearily.

a Angrily b Hastily c Excitedly
d Tiredly
213 Shamim Ahmad stumbled over the words .
a Staggered b Resembled c Remembered
d Discussed
214 There is time to refrain.
a Sustain b Maintain c Abstain
d Disdain
215 The doctor empowered the sick girl.
a Treated b Injected c Overestimated
d Ove e
216 The girl looked stunned.
a Beautiful b Dangerous c Confused
Mrs Jones did not embarrass the boy.
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a Confuse b Refuse c Refute n d
218 The traveler was from antique land.
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a Ancient b Efficient c Prudent

219 The children hollored at the deep dome of Martian sky.
a Strolled b Stayed c Looked
Shouted
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220 He looked at the guitar with an air of connoisseur.
a Eagle b Sparrow c Critig
d Ignorance
221 I saw the rear light burning.
a Middle b Dim c l/K Qer t.
d Back
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222 She had long blonde hair.
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a Black b Silver c Curffrs
d Golden
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223 hunted all over town to find it
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a Looked for b Requested JcJ Begged
d Yelled
224 That valley is fatal when furnaces burn^
a Disastrous b Beautiful ( X Gr#en
d Fertile
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225 The slave had never been at sea,andsexpeRenbed aov calamity.
a Blessing b Travel ^ .'Misery
d Opportunity
226 His wife, bored in vague, knits passiyffyN X
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a Pretty b Clear X^ V c Absent-minded
d Clever
221 But,whatever his motive was,le- : > st extraordinary ambition.
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a Contest b Success' c Desire
d Wealth
228 Nothing beside remain^^jxujri' y.
a Structure -sQecln\e c Statue
d Body
229 Mr.Steward's tonelhad Deehjaflfensive.
a Low Imprassiyi c Annoying
d Humorous
230 The pavement thr^qgec ledestrians.
a Shop ID Hdfel c Ground
d Footpath
231 Kreton atfks t jiythingTa oblige.
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a wit li \\v X 5 Demolish c erect
d Serve

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232 The ruit / from within .
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a D/rkeneX \ l/\ b Sparkled c Sprinkled
d Wasted
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233 Rate acTsTgtta/ re was purely religious.
a Apprecia' b Criticism c Help
d Praise
234 Roxanna hair an assortment of shells.
a Net b Skin c Set
d Cap
25 The mayor was a stout serious man.
a Handsome b Heavy c Thin
d Ugly
236 Jess saw many species of hard and soft wood trees.

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a Branches b Kinds c Leaves

d Trunks
237 The girls clothes are wet and muddy.
a Colourful b Dirty c Precious
d Pretty
238 Let freedom ring from every hamlet.
a City b Classroom c Small village
d Countrj
239 There are shrieks in stock.
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a Awaiting b Consumed c Decreased
d E m
240 The face of the sick girl flushed.
a Darkened b | Pale c Glowed
241 I,with my stoop reflect.
a Think b Ask c Look
242 He too was turned off.
a Rejected b Beaten c Called
bused
243 It is an old fashioned shop crowded with stuff.
a Decorated b Coloured c Damaged
\^/d Packed
244 She dragged the boy inside. /CXV
a Pulled b Pushed c Punisl
d Invited
245 We are here to rescue you.
a Award b Punish IV(
d Meet
246 A large bus schedule is on the wall. 2
a Picture b Programme ‘" /fs el
d Fare
X. IN ^
247 Old Stephen yelled at the house boy.
a Hit b Advised c Pushed
d Shouted
248 They can really create the great .
a Encourage b Discour; A c Produce
d Praise
249 To whom shall I complain against *
utblitvI
a Kindness b Cru c Desire
d Wisdom
250 Ranks broken hearts perp/ s s cbi /
, exechya^ <
a Purple b Pure ( c Worried
d Punished
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251 He felt submerged in a chemicaJ.
a Drowned b i c Shouted
d Rushed
252 The mayor was a stout sffi* NPiatf)
a Strong c Severe
d Shy
253 The king sumnfcmetH^e f^h nd mother of the boy.
a Respected / \ b Vmreatened c Called
d Coaxed
254 Continue to / orks A/ ith thj un earnec su fering is redemptive.
A ^ laitffihat -
a Positive J^Recreeming c Easy
d Hard

255 It wa old that induced people to come out .

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a Topped ( )\ b | Hurried c Forced
d Inclined

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256 The e/ s, man its sharp teeth
z^ th^ with .
its b Smells c Grasp
d Attacks
eally ca nor permit to wreck my ship.
\
a b Destroy c Occupy
d Disturb
258 Clar bee has scarelv noticed her.
a Hardly^ b Happily c Seriously
d Gently
259 She added with conviction.
A Chill b Doubt c Suspicion
d Certainty
260 He is non descript sort of person.
A Uneducated b Unintelligent c Uncultured
d Uninteresting

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261 But then this visit was a I rather impromptu.

A Confused b Happy c Without
d Well prepared
preparation
262 Wozzeck,carrying a satchel , comes in.
A Box b Bag c Register
d Book
263 And on the oedesta these words appear.
/X
A Support b Base c Worship
d | WalJ-fX XT
264 You whom this age's way so captivate.
A Attract b Ugly c Avoid
d pspfeXs^
265 The daughter wove tapestries.
A Pastries b Frocks c Shirts
jmbhaideH
266 And his thin figure worn with age was made al the more melanehJxt)
5

A Happy b Short c Joy

d ourful

.
267 These animals are came s of prodigious size and strength.
A Thin b Short c Colossal
Small
268 Let freedom ring from t ie curvaceous peaks of Ca ifornia.
V
A Winding b Low C High 3
d Smooth
S
269 This is the Night Mail crossing the border.
a Boundary b Bound c
d March
270 Can hardly dwell here or cross. t
a Sing b Live c pXtiyX7
d Sleep
271 "No" she couldn't seem to breathe. She strugg ed to her /and walk
into t ie kitchen numbly.
rfget
(
\ / r
d Happily
a Gloomy b Senselessly 2 Sadly
272 But she bent down enough to permit him to J
a Walk b Run P HXack
d Bend
273 She fought, with clenched teeth, desp
a Rubbish b Broken/ X. Bleeding
d Hold tightly
. X?
274 We hold this truths to be se/f-ewdeffL haS^|l mfin are created equal.
^
a Unclear b Clear c Ambiguous
d Vague
275 The pavement throngec with oede
a Walkers b Ani c Birds
d Articles
,

276 When the curtain rises the sta. iqrje.

a Beautiful ity c Dim
d Crowded
111 Spelding: this is Roger spXjing.saying good night to mother and father
America,from my
old homestead in Silver Glen\ 1 A
a Garden pX Fan ; e c Dairy-farm
d Fish-farm
278 Miss McCutcheonXcyth (avCOfsthe probability that this is not the millionth
Oyster.
a Eligibility JD Luck c Possibility
d Option
279 I have meotet deatl rr)bny times.
^
^ ^
a Met b Deceived c Called
d Faced
280 K triumph.
a nd b Argue c Write
d Say
281 She at them without the least hope of owning them.
a Cutting X/ b Drying c Possessing
d Dying
282 He looked^uch a dandy.
a Fashionable b Poor c Proud
d Dreadful
283 Say, you look pretty nervous about something.
a Sharp b Calm c Puzzled
d Angry
284 I had to learn them all quite exhausting.

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a Fascinating b Tiresome c Fruitful

d Refreshing
285 That's a couplet Sha <espeare had them at the end of the scene.
a Couple b Cupboard c A poetic verse
d A small cup^
286 Raidant as lanterns,they forgot.
a Red b Bright c Glowing
d Hard
287 Music of strange lands with Islam's fire blends.
a Mixed b Written c Away
d
288 Do you not perceive ?

a Understand b Argue c Write

glowed -
289 The fruit red hot from within
a Grew b Ripened c Sparkled
HfeKV
, perplexed, prayers .
y
290 Ranks broken heats cold
a Profound b Healthy c Confused
\ assure
291 Mr.Steward looked embarrassed. VX V
a Upset b Tired c Happy
/d Ashamed
292 Mr. Hubert looked at the Mavour astounded.
V
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a Astonished b Seriously c Happil 5
d Intelligently
293 She was big startled looking woman .
a Nervous b Educated /£] Cu i red
d Stylish
< \ -£
294 The others tried to pacify him. ATM-
a Displease b Calm down c Rut
d Motivate
reprimanded
^
295 Chaudhary Fatehdac him for a mistake.
a Promised b Advised c Caught
d Scolded
296 He strolls up toware the center door.
a Walks leisurely b Runs nr , Moves quickly
d Stays
297 This is all some kind of publicit V
a Fashion b Trie2“ ^ c Tradition
d Campaign
298 Miss America . I presume.
a Guess b Call c Dream
d Wish
299 The young man twin ed nispaqjahqtily.
.
'
a Spun b nqV c Option
d Option
ffipTspn written not
written not written
300 Mr. Hubert choked withindictftaliorl:
a Blame uil c Anger
d Sadness
^
301 The boys parqffts agreet to hed his blood for the trash of this world.
^ ^
a Rubbish \ b o c Comfort
d Pleasure
repressed milej
302 Norma a ^ .
a Refuse; Rejected c Controlled
d Released
303 The author had a vexing dream:
^
a Coaxv c Troublesome
d Pleasing
304 Father&ai I cleared this land".
a /Ang Y b Happily c Feverishly
d Hardly polit

30! bject arcs into view .

a He /> b Bright c Long
d Red
306 The ginVioves away suspiciously:
a Sharply b Swiftly c Doubtfully
d Angrily
307 Clay wants to buy for mother a present.
a Gift b Oyster c Chain
d Watch
308 There is shattered visage lies:
a Person b Head c A man;sfact
d Trunk

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309 Sheep does slumber on with paws across.

a Bark b Sleep c Small d
Cut
310 It could dissolve his inte lect and burn away his part.
a Fluctuate b Thaw c Activate d
Consolidate
311 The sick girl shrickec hysterically.
a Delightfully b Peacefully c Calmly d
Wildly (\
312 The slave had not experienced any calamity.
a Comfort b Beauty c Talk d
| Tragg yX
313 The quack said that ie can cure the goiter.

^
a Pretender b Read doctor c Expert d
Surgeon
314 The state of Mississippi was sweltering with the heat of oppression.
a Fire b Tyranny c Sun shine
,

e
315 Kreton says that he picks up things.
a Refutes b Realizes c Denies
up
316 The second man is non-descript sort of person. ^ W
a ugly b Indescribable c Delightful yd,
Frightening
/
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317 Roxanna had an assortment of shells.
a Net b Skin c Set d
Cap
318 She wants to solace the young ones.
a Hates b Thrash c d
Cmfort
319 , ripple
In Sindhi woman s thread there is no .
' 2
a Maker b Baker ^c^sSagfer d
Beggar
320 The pavements were thronged with pedestrians.
a Dirty b Void c Empty/ d
Packed
321 The girl shrieked hysterically.
a Ran b Screamed Looked d
Sang
322 Jess's curiosity was aroused. OA
.
 q
a Temperature b Hatred / Interest d
Anger
/^
323 He alighted from the high heavgfts
a Ascended b Descen c Looked d
Delighted
324 Clark has scarcely noticed her. &
a Happily b Sa ^Fpx c Hardly d
Sharply
325 The girl lets out a muffled cnj.
a Loud c Sharp d
Willful
326 Mr. Hubert far/oK^/ytiftedl^ hVjW.
a Angrily b [ea antly c Tactfully d
Foolishly
^
327 The sunlight w ; 'erted. j]
a Diverted \ TCJ c lovely d
Burning
328 On ev side decamptndtalk.
a Cryin Wake c Sleep d
Walk
^
329 Finally, qu^sk perceived his mistake.
^
a Rejected b Ignored c Understood d
Cleared
330 o have ith fs worse than slavery.

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^
a B§ a ge b Freedom c Liberty d
Hope
3
331 SheikmdUs perpetually modern.
^
a Eternally]/ b Lazily c Wrongly d
Swiftly
332 Finally, the quack perceived his mistake.
a Rejected b Ignored c Understood d
Cleared
333 To have no faith is worse than slavery.

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a Bondage b Freedom c Liberty d Hope

334 Sheikh Sadi is perpetual,^modern.
a Eternally b Lazily c Wrongly d
Swiftly

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