Asking Amelia questions about her brother Miss Sharp was interested in

Asking Amelia questions about her brother Miss Sharp was interested in his ... first of all.
nbsp;(*ответ*) income and marital status
nbsp;age and health
nbsp;appearance and manner of dressing
nbsp;character and habits
At first, according to Cecily, Jack was going to send his (imaginary) brother to ...
nbsp;(*ответ*) Australia
nbsp;Paris
nbsp;Ireland
nbsp;America
At nineteen Samuel had quit the country and come to town and spent a year in and out the city jail for .
nbsp;(*ответ*) gambling and fighting
nbsp;manslaughter
nbsp;robbery
nbsp;storing drugs
At the cashiers desk sits , cold sordid, slow smouldering and takes your money.
nbsp;(*ответ*) Bogle
nbsp;Aileen
nbsp;cashier
nbsp;a Voice
Captain Dobbin easily conveyed Mr. Jos Sedley into a hackney-coach which deposited him safely at ...
nbsp;(*ответ*) his lodgings
nbsp;his club
nbsp;the pub
nbsp;the church
Cecily keeps diary to enter ...
nbsp;(*ответ*) the wonderful secrets of her life
nbsp;the names and addresses of her admirers
nbsp;her appointments to make within the next few days
nbsp;new German words and expressions
Cecily: Miss Prism has just been complaining of ...
nbsp;(*ответ*) slight headache
nbsp;toothache
nbsp;backache
nbsp;stomachache
Cecily: The next day I bought this little ring in your name and this is the little.... I promised you always to wear.
nbsp;(*ответ*) bangle with the true lovers knot
nbsp;necklace
nbsp;silver chain
nbsp;scarf
Cecily: You must not laugh at me, but it had always been a girlish dream of mine to ...
nbsp;(*ответ*) love someone whose name was Ernest
nbsp;to marry a well-known artist
nbsp;live in Paris
nbsp;to buy a small bookshop
Choose the article for each sentence
nbsp;nbsp;W S Maugham was orphan lt; an
nbsp;nbsp;It was twenty years ago and I was living in Paris, in ... Latin Quarter lt; the
nbsp;nbsp;I was in Thursday Island and I wanted very much to go to ... New Guinea lt; zero
nbsp;nbsp;Maughams reputation as ... novelist rests primarily on four books: Of Human Bondage (1915), The Moon and Sixpence (1919), Cakes and Ale (1930) and The Razors Edge (1944) lt; a
Choose the article for each sentence
nbsp;nbsp;Не seemed to be occupied ... nothing but his dogs, his chickens and his food lt; with
nbsp;nbsp;Не ran ... matches and was afraid that his fire would go out lt; out of
nbsp;nbsp;The vicar had been but recently appointed, a red-faced energetic man ... the early forties lt; in
nbsp;nbsp;I answered that I would meet my friend - ... correspondence - at Foyofs on Thursday at half-past twelve lt; by
Choose the article for each situation
nbsp;nbsp;The church clock strikes first quarter. lt; the
nbsp;nbsp;The sarcastic bystander could easily tell person where he or she came from lt; a
nbsp;nbsp;The shallow depression in the west of these islands is likely to move slowly in easterly direction. lt; an
nbsp;nbsp;Henry Higgins wanted to teach Liza to speak standard English. lt; -
Choose the only right variant to complete the sentence. Alison and Nicholas decided to play a trick.
nbsp;(*ответ*) the carpenter
nbsp;Absolon
nbsp;the miller
nbsp;the shipman
Choose the only right variant to complete the sentence. Alison, the young carpenters wife . .
nbsp;(*ответ*) fell in love with hende Nicholas
nbsp;was always faithful to her husband
nbsp;loved Absolon, a parish clerk
nbsp;was going to take the veil
Choose the only right variant to complete the sentence. Curl was hair, and as the gold it shone, and spread out as a fan large and broad.
nbsp;(*ответ*) Absolons
nbsp;Alisons
nbsp;Nicholass
nbsp;Johns
Choose the only right variant to complete the sentence. Daun John had permission to travel outside the boundaries of his abbey because .
nbsp;(*ответ*) he was a man of high prudence
nbsp;he had a bad health
nbsp;he was very respectable
nbsp;he was the abbots cousin
Choose the only right variant to complete the sentence. Daun John .
nbsp;(*ответ*) liked the merchants wife
nbsp;hated the merchants wife
nbsp;respected the merchants wife
nbsp;despised the merchants wife
Choose the only right variant to complete the sentence. Once upon a time a merchant lived .
nbsp;(*ответ*) at Saint Denis
nbsp;in Paris
nbsp;in Italy
nbsp;in Bruges
Choose the only right variant to complete the sentence. Once upon a time there lived a rich lout that
nbsp;(*ответ*) took in boarders
nbsp;never invited anyone to his house
nbsp;preferred to live alone in his house
nbsp;had a large family
Choose the only right variant to complete the sentence. One day this hende Nicholas decided to .
nbsp;(*ответ*) seduce the carpenters wife
nbsp;kill the carpenter and marry his wife
nbsp;to give a good lesson to a carpenters wife
nbsp;move away from the carpentera house
Choose the only right variant to complete the sentence. Sir Thopas fell in love with .
nbsp;(*ответ*) an elf-queen, that he saw in his dream
nbsp;a young peasant girl
nbsp;a beautiful girl who was his cousin
nbsp;a young princess from the neighbour kingdom