COMPREHENSION TEST
999. (2) large sums of money 1037.(3) the average man often uses 1068.(2) at a seaport village.
1000.(1) could not refuse to pay any his own vocabulary what was 1069.(3) 84 million galons of crude oil.
attention once technical language not 1070.(4) The H-shaped steel racks.
1001.(3) invested meant for him 1071.(1) 8 major oil companies joined
1002.(2) lost her money 1038.(3) Because the railways were hands to share the cost.
1003.(2) can balance the scales in our admitting more pedlars on the 1072.(3) Lack of funds.
favour. platform. 1073.(4) perceptual disorder.
1004.(2) We are not able to develop our 1039.(4) He did not know if he was 1074.(3) reversed.
intelligence. moving forward or backward. 1075.(3) ambidextrous.
1005.(2) freedom. 1040.(2) Because nothing one ever 1076.(3) persist into adulthood.
wanted was available. 1077.(2) recognize the condition.
1006.(1) seek the meaning of life.
1041.(2) From high up.
1007.(4) necessity of freedom. 1078.(3) Because they have been on
1042.(1) Because he saw a new person, earth for more than a 100 million
1008.(1) education.
where he and his father had sat. years and because they can be
1009.(4) To find shelter from the wind
1043.(1) Because their homes have found anywhere on earth.
1010.(2) A deserted hut
been turned into hives of worry. 1079.(2) communicate.
1011.(2) Because she could not see 1044.(4) They become addi cts to
clearly in the dark. 1080.(3) It hibernates.
coffee or hard liquor and 1081.(4) They do not make homes but
1012.(4) A golden necklace with a gambling.
pendant on it. travel in search of food.
1045.(1) Places a heavy burden on the 1082.(3) To mate with future queen
1013.(3) There was no dust on it. youth
ants
1014.(4) About courage and loyalty. 1046.(2) Hobbies play an important 1083.(2) habits and traditions.
1015.(3) faithfulness role in changing the unfortunate
1084.(2) Laws ensure people’s reli-
1016.(4) He fled and climbed up the situation.
gious and social rights absolutely
nearest tree. 1047.(2) Hobbies play a crucial role in
and unconditionally.
1017.(1) The bear thought the man was physical and mental develop-
1085.(3) To ensure peace among citi-
dead. ment.
zens by safeguarding individual
1018.(3) His own presence of mind. 1048.(3) his own age.
rights.
1019.(4) All of the above 1049.(2) Hats and hairdos.
1086.(4) safeguards people’s posses-
1020.(1) Speci alization to acquire 1050.(3) Applying a base colour, then
sions against being stolen/lost.
greater skills modelling the face by highlighting
1087.(4) The Inspector General of
1021.(1) Later part of the Stone Age and shadowing.
Police is responsible to the State
1022.(2) qualities of leadership 1051.(2) wrinkles
Assembly for maintaining law
1023.(3) benefit 1052.(3) After the make-up.
and order.
privilege (N.) : a special right or 1053.(2) we miss breakfast. 1088.(1) It gi ves the articl e an
advantage that a particular 1054.(3) we have skipped the first authoritative, scientific tone.
person or group of people has. meal. 1089.(2) The rich and varied life in
1024.(2) Only if he is defeated by 1055.(4) keeps you active; boosts such areas.
Robin in a competiton of shooting performance. 1090.(4) How winter cover affects
arrows. 1056.(1) carbohydrates, proteins, fats, game bird populations.
1025.(3) They made arrangements for minerals and vitamins. 1091.(3) facts derived from scientific
the competition. 1057.(2) it contains high protein and literature.
1026.(4) When Robin’s arrow hit the fibre content. 1092.(2) Very dependent.
bul l’s eye and broke the 1058.(2) The Jamun tree 1093.(2) an obstacle.
stranger’s arrow. 1059.(2) There were parrots nesting in 1094.(1) a right value system.
1027.(4) Little John the tree. 1095.(2) it lulls Man into believing that
1028.(1) He welcomed the stranger to 1060.(3) That they should not be all is well when it is not.
the band and changed his name. captured and sold. 1096.(4) helping man to understand
1029.(4) To acquire good speaking and 1061.(3) He had mastered the trash his potential, the world around
writing skills. trucks schedules. him and his role in it.
1030.(4) By his speech and writing 1062.(3) So that Kalu could pass on 1097.(1) encourages indifference to
information about local drug the outcome of examinations.
1031.(1) One year
dealers. 1098.(4) nothing
1032.(2) Soldier
1063.(2) Cugnot 1099.(3) Move slowly.
1033.(1) patient, thoughtful and 1064.(2) The French Army 1100.(3) Eminence.
holistic. 1065.(3) its inability to maintain steam 1101.(4) One with a weak spirit.
1034.(1) may become part of common pressure. 1102.(1) wise, firm and resolute.
speech. 1066.(4) resentment 1103.(2) A period of change.
1035.(3) a linguist. 1067.(4) the name of the world’s first 1104.(3) Financially healthy.
1036.(2) technical terminology. internal combustion engine. 1105.(1) By being innovative.
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