Mr Chips synonyms ch 9 to 18 28.

Chatteris asked the Chips not to take anything strenuously

1.Just as maariage had added something so did bereavement (a) idly (b) slowly (c) lazily (d) laboriously
(a) deprivation (b) grief (c) consolation (d) happiness 29. Chips answered breathlessly and with a holy joy in his heart
2. Chips recounted the event many times (a) reluctantly (b) timidly (c) eagerly (d) automatically
(a) accept (b0 reject (c) refute (d) tell 30. I do sympathize with you
3. The strange randomness of the world beguiled him (a) be ashamed (b) know (c) alarm (d) feel sorry
(a) guided (b) shocked (c) deceived (d) helped 31.There is no sublimer feeling in the world
4.The Head with them standing was aghast (a) noble (b) harsh (c) strange (d) coarse
(a) pleased (b) horrified (c) pinched (d) grieved 32.
5. I was myself a mere infant
(a) old man (b) a young boy (c) a baby (d) man
6. Chips worn a tattered gown
(a) new (b0 silky (c) precious (d) torn
7. He changed his commodious apartment in school house
(a) small (b) hot (c) cold (c) spacious
8.Chips would chuckle sometimes
(a) weep loudly (b) sob (c) laugh quietly (c) wail
9.Chips was heretical about the Boers
(a) orthodox (b) radical (b) conventional (d) usual
10.Katherine gave Chips a calmness and poise
(a) hatred (b) serenity (c) boredom (d) irksome
11.Meldrum succeeded Wetherby
(a) won (b) insulted (c) came after (d) defeated
12. Ralston was pontifical
(a) docile (b) submissive (c) authoritative (d) brilliant
13.The boys were construing Virgil
(a) idealizing (b) beautifying (c) interpreting (d) mocking
14. Where a hair’s breadth of error might be catastrophic
(a) rewarding (b) destructive (c) honorable (d) noble
15. The boys of Brookfield patrolling the railway
(a) breaking (c) guarding (c) supervising (d) running
16. Ralston was ruthless.
(a) merciful (b) cruel (c) diligent (d) intelligent
17. They greedily swallow the bait
9a) sweetness (b) deception (c) prize (d) award
18. Your personal habits are slovenly
(a) shy (b) untidy (c) good (d) pleasant
19. Chips recounted the events many times
(a) accepted (b) rejected (c) refuted (d) told
20. Abruptly , Chips flame up
(a) satisfied (b) pleased (c) angered (d) left
21Chips in his wildest dreams had never envisaged such partisanship
(a)imagined (b) viewed (c) expected 9d) demanded
22. Ralston told Chips that it was mixture of slackness and obstinacy
(a) willfulness (b) happiness (c) awareness (d) kindness
23.Chips was an old veteran
(a) old master (b) popular master (c) renowd master (d) unique
24.At last Chips had something tangible that he could tackle
(a) fertle (b) useless (c) solid (d) unreal
25. They walked round the deserted cricket pitches
(a) wide (b) beautiful (c) wide (d) forlorn
26. They disliked Chips demolished respect for him
(a) defy (b) utilize (c) fertile (d) destroyed
27.Chips did not conceal the fact
(a) hide (b) reveal (c) relate (d) explain