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1. Being a chemist hampers me. hampers mean:
   1.   restrict
   2.   help
   3.   support
   4.   incite
2. I had walked into the reading-room a happy, healthy man, I walked out decrepit wreck. Decrepit means:
   1.   trustworthy
   2.   patient
   3.   feeble
   4.   none of these
3. The diagnosis seems in every case to correspond exactly with all the sensation that I have ever felt. Diagnosis means:
   1.   treatment
   2.   cure
   3.   problem
   4.   investigation
4. When I reached it I knelt on the seat. Knelt means:
   1.   melt
   2.   bent
   3.   welt
   4.   pelt
5. I improvised a sack, stuffed the book into it, put it over my shoulder, and went down the stairs. Sack in this sentences means:
   1.   bag
   2.   rag
   3.   sage
   4.   raise
6. It was nearly midnight when I stepped ------------------- the street.
   1.   out
   2.   up
   3.   into
   4.   on
7. The next thought came like a blaze of terrible blue lightening --------------- my brain.
   1.   about
   2.   across
   3.   up
   4.   on
8. I sat -------------------- a moment frozen with terror.
   1.   down
   2.   for
   3.   on
   4.   in
9. So I concluded that there nothing else the matter ------------------ me.
   1.   with
   2.   for
   3.   on
   4.   in
10. I pulled ----------------- my watch and timed it.
    1.   out
    2.   up
    3.   down
    4.   on
11. After a while, however, a less grasping feeling prevailed, I reflected that I had every other known malady in the pharmacology, and I grew less selfish and determined to do without housemaid’s knee. How many nouns are there in the sentence given above?
    1.   4
    2.   5
    3.   6
    4.   7
12. After that, he sat down and wrote out a prescription, and folded it up and gave it me, and I put it in my pocket and went out. How many clauses are there in the sentence given above?
    1.   5
    2.   6
    3.   7
    4.   8
13. I stuck it out as far as ever it would go, and I shut one eye and tried to look to examine it with the other. How many verbs are there in the sentence given above?
    1.   4
    2.   5
    3.   6
    4.   7
14. There was a cold nip in the air; the sky was full of stars: and the greenish-yellow lamps threw long gleams across the smooth, hard road. How many adjectives are there in the sentence given above?
    1.   6
    2.   7
    3.   8
    4.   9
15. So far I do not know how long I strayed up and down, increasingly fearful of being watched, summoning my courage to take the plunge and quailing from it at the last moment. How many subordinate clauses the sentence given above has?
    1.   one
    2.   two
    3.   three
    4.   four
16. Choose the correct spellings.
    1.   Premmonitory
    2.   Premonitory
    3.   Premanitory
    4.   Permonitory
17. Choose the correct spellings.
    1.   malignant
    2.   melignant
    3.   mallignant
    4.   malignent
18. Choose the correct spellings.
    1.   symptoms
    2.   simptoms
    3.   symptems
    4.   simptems
19. Choose the correct spellings.
    1.   accummulate
    2.   accumolate
    3.   accumulte
    4.   accumulate
20. Choose the correct spellings.
    1.   indigestable
    2.   indigistible
    3.   indigestible
    4.   indegestible