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GOOD-BYE MR. CHIPS MCQ’S SET-I

CHAPTER # 1
1. A chubby little fellow made a brilliant century. strong weak plump/fat powerful
2. Chips assumed scowl to cover his inward nervousness Position intimacy frown obduracy
3. Chips had a vivid recollection of Wetherby. Clear warm vast colourful
4. Chips had a vivid recollection of Wetherby. picture memory record books
5. Chips remained ragged at Melbury. Happy Sorrowful Fat Anxious and tired
6. Chips' voice had still a good deal of sprightliness. jerkiness liveliness hardness toughness
7. Chips was at the mercy of five hundred ruffians. Youngsters toddlers barbarians pioneers
8. Give your enthusiasm to Brookfield. Experience zeal life decision
9. He had been there more than a decade. Ten years century fortnight period
10. He remembered that first tremendous ordeal his class. trial situation experience task
11. He remembered the day of his preliminary interview. introductory first successful long
12. He was taken to Exhibition as a toddling child. Sharp bulky intelligent small/wobbling
13. It was queer that things were so clear in Chips' mind. Sad funny strange interesting
14. Nothing was wrong with Chips only Anno Domini. old age Flue asthma indignation
15. The autumn gales rattling the window. rains Winds fairies ghosts
16. The autumn gales rattling the window. Closing opening polishing clattering
17. The boys were implacable in mob. Selfish selfless unruly unforgiving
18. The boys were implacable in mob. Class crowd company disciple
19. Wetherby was very fatherly and courteous. Loathsome ugly strict affectionate
20. Wetherby was very fatherly and courteous. Polite Loathsome ugly strict
21. When you are getting on in years, you get very sleepy. living running growing old ousting
22. You’re such a remarkable old boy that one never knows. clever smart common noteworthy

CHAPTER # 2
1. At fifty he was the doyen of the staff. junior respected local senior member
2. Brookfield lay behind a rampart of ancient elms. Shade embankment remains stockade
3. Brookfield lay behind a rampart of ancient elms. Latest mountain stone wall old
4. Brookfield looked russet under mantle creeper. covering Aroma flowers fragrance
5. Brookfield sometimes dwindled to non-existence. progressed hastened Declined prospered
6. Brookfield turned out many manufacturers. Doctors teachers farmers producers
7. Brookfield was established in the reign of Elizabeth. conquest name period area
8. Brookfield was an old foundation. Hall institution shop post- office
9. Chips knew the inadequacy of his qualification. defects advantage merits qualities
10. Chips was not boastful or conceited. foolish proud ugly silly
11. His discipline was not absolutely reliable. dependable Successful proper suitable
12. His dream had been to get a headship eventually. fairly meanly finally lazily
13. The epilogue was to come still. joy sorrow marriage Conclusion
14. Some snobbish people said they heard of Brookfield. Rich arrogant poor humble
15. Wetherby restored its fortunes status somewhat. brought established revived caught

CHAPTER # 3
1. Chips once thrashed Collingwood. pushed rewarded beat loved
2. Chips' pension was adequate/sufficient little enough scanty less
3. Chips script was thin, spidery but very legible. Dressing writing talent stature
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4. Chips was a little bald. Fat tall foolish hairless

5. Chips was living a pleasant and placid life. busy calm happy regular
6. Collingwood was a cheeky boy. Naughty troublesome noisy arrogant/disrespectful
7. The house itself was ugly and pretentious. costly far away showy ordinary

CHAPTER # 4
1. Bernard Shaw had strange and reprehensible. Queer cold wise condemnable/shameful
2. Brookfield was a haven for Chips. Shelter playground grave battlefield
3. Chips did not contradict with Katherine. stroll Oppose match correspond
4. Chips felt no relish of being rescued. Delight insult warning admonition
5. Chips had vague notion about women. clear Unclear certain charming
6. Chips had vague notion about women. Fancy command imagination idea
7. Chips slipped and wrenched his ankle. sprained broke fractured messaged
8. Chips' sprain put him on Katherine's mercy. foolishness personality injury old age
9. Chips was not very articulate. Active wise healthy expressive/eloquent
10. Chips was rescued by Katherine. loved abused saved insulted
11. Chips was stirred by gentle aroma of tea. fragrance Heat color taste
12. He was a conventional person. Conservative Modern tall healthful
13. He used to hobble with stick. run move Limp walk
14. In politics, Katherine was radical. loving easy soft revolutionary
15. Katherine had freckled cheeks. Spotted bright beautiful shinning
16. Nice men treated them with distant chivalry. Love bravery disregard rebuke
17. The world seemed to him distasteful. Felt appeared deserted liked

CHAPTER # 5
1. Chips had a mediocre degree. Bad extraordinary average very good
2. Chips remembered the dizzy happiness. puzzled lay certain great
3. Chips resaw the glorious hump of the Gable. Uneven majestic low round
4. He was afflicted to depreciate himself
5. He was afflicted to depreciate himself. Praise admire dissolve devalue
6. She said, with mock-gravity Good-Bye, Mr. Chips. Consciously unconsciously half-seriously pleasantly
7. She was happy that Chips was not a solicitor. Artist clerk judge lawyer
8. So clearly it lingered, the time of happiness. Rushed delayed rushed stopped
9. The trivial cause of many tremendous happenings. Little great strange important

CHAPTER # 6
1. Chips became less rigid. Wise foolish diligent stern/hard
2. Chips could not refute her ideas. Accept reject enjoy believe
3. Chips had begun to sink in dry rot of pedagogy. Teaching class work class control discipline
4. Chips remained conservative in politics. revolutionary modern foolish old-fashioned
5. Chips volte-face was complete. Firm opinion disturbance of opinion/change of opinion/public opinion
6. Chips was conscientious. hard-working ill-tempered furious raged
7. East End lads would be hooligans. Gentle Poor Rich Ruffians
8. Everything ended without a slightest hitch. Difficulty case jerk objection
9. For his marriage was a triumphant success. little good serious rejoicing
10. Her eyes gained sparkle. Injury blight modesty shine
11. Katherine broadened his views and opinions. narrowed limited widened distorted
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12. Katherine conquered both Brookfield and Chips. Saw won bought visited
13. Katherine was an astonishing girl-wife. Lazy smart excellent wonderful
14. Katherine was immensely popular with boys. Greatly a little a bit lazily

CHAPTER # 7
1. Archer's resignation was a queer business. Contemptible lovely odd loveable
2. Chips made desultory notes in an exercise book. Haphazard/disorganized organized short
3. Chips remembered dynasty upon dynasty of masters. crowd meeting line class
4. Chips remembered Katherine laughing at a howler. Punishment mistake admiration appreciation
5. Chips remembered many funny anecdotes. games poems essays tales
6. He was adamant and wouldn't be persuaded. strict Polite mild lenient
7. He was too cocksure of himself. Clever great healthy over-confident
8. It would seem quite tame in print. Bright dull healthy sparkle
9. Katherine came scampering along corridors. running Laughing slipping crying
10. Katherine had not always pleaded for leniency. punishment cruelty Mercy whip
11. Katherine did not like cocksure type of boys. arrogant humble tall lazy
12. One black sheep can contaminate others. follow lead spoil activate
13. What a host of incidents. Gusts scene tragedy collection

CHAPTER # 8
1. Chips did not want to receive condolences. praises horrors curses sympathies
2. Chips nearly answered that he could go to blazes. hell shelter heaven haven
3. Chips nodded and stumbled on. talked shake head frowned laughed
4. Chips nodded and stumbled on. talked laughed staggered wept
5. Chips was standing in a trance. Hall happy delighted half conscious
6. He had been leaning his elbows on them. Pushing bending sleeping piercing
7. The letters did not leave any impact on him. effect Tact amount pleasant

CHAPTER # 9
1. As marriage added something so did bereavement. Happiness grief fun comfort
2. Chips changed his commodious apartment. comfortable small ugly large
3. Chips had an uncharted privilege.
4. Chips recounted the event many times. Told Accepted rejected refuted
5. Chips wore almost too tattered gown. New silky torn/worn out precious
6. Chips stared about him. Gazed delighted slighted ordered
7. I was myself a mere infant. Old man young boy man a baby
8. Katherine was unable to bequeath her mind to him. grant Conceal read afford
9. The Head, standing with them, was rather aghast. Pleased grieved horrified pinched
10. The strange randomness of the world beguiled him. Teased pleased saddened deceived

CHAPTER # 10
1. Chips did not feel diffident about his work. Shy bold brave coward
2. Everyone was summoned to a Big Hall. Sent shown caught sent for
3. Grayson's father was rescued. Killed saved enslaved boiled
4. He was milder and less ferocious animal fierce angry cruel kind
5. Hair’s breadth error might be catastrophic. Constructive destructive energetic enthusiastic
6. In 1900, Meldrum succeeded Wetherby. Expelled threw out replaced came after
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7. Ralston was pontifical. docile insulting confident coward

8. The legendary lady was sitting like crumbling doll. Roaring laughing rising falling into pieces
9. Then came the frenzied Edwardian decades. Charming wild beautiful tame
CHAPTER #11

1. And then row with Ralston. harmony adjustment quarrel agreement

2. Abruptly, Chips flamed up. Slowly finally silently suddenly
3. Abruptly, Chips flamed up. angrily suddenly courageously completely
4. At least, Chips had something tangible to handle. Fertile useless solid liquid
5. Chips was an old veteran. officer ruler boy experienced person
6. Chips was given an uproarious farewell. comfortable noisy quiet calm
7. Chips in sheer bewilderment said, "slovenly". Fun delight confusion admiration
8. Chips had never envisaged such a partnership. Viewed imagined expected demanded
9. Chips took up isolated words of that indictment. Speech reward award blame
10. In a torrent of thoughts, Chips made answer. Outburst sleeplessness confusion imagination
11. Ralston claimed to have doubled school endowment. donation building area
12. Ralston was efficient, ruthless, and ambitious. merciless careless helpless brainless
13. Ralston was a live wire. Diligent energetic sluggish determined
14. Ralston told Chips that old methods result chaos. Order wisdom efficiency disorder
15. They greedily swallowed the bait. Sweetness deception award prize
16. Your methods of teaching are slack and old-fashioned modern old unique slow/sluggish
17. Your personal habits are slovenly. untidy Nice loveable adorable

CHAPTER # 12
1. Chatteris accepted situation wisely and courteously. Reluctantly hesitatingly unwillingly kindly
2. Chips entered in the midst of the uproar. noise crowd rostrum house
3. Chips' speech was impeded by laughters. Praised interrupted disliked liked
4. Chips was given uproarish farewell. quiet lovely small Noisy
5. Chips began to read detective stories. Love secret tragic terrific
6. Chips lodged at the house of Herr Staefel. stayed
7. In1913, Chips went for a cure to Wiesbaden. Treatment/Remedy comedy fun recreation
8. There were tumultuous cheers. low expected Loud rejected
9. The bonfire was lit near the pavilion. Bus stand theatre church ground
10. The duty of lamp boys was to trim light lamps. Prune light fill shut

CHAPTER # 13
1. Chips did not afterwards conceal the fact. Hide Expose know reveal
2. Chatteris was modern and sympathetic. Cruel kind great wise
3. Chatteris asked Chips not taking strenuously. Idly lazily slowly laboriously
4. I do sympathize with you. know be ashamed alarm feel sorry
5. It seemed tragically sensational. Sorrowfully strangely half optionally
6. 1915. Armies clenched in deadlock. occupied troubled gripped dripped
7. Towards the close of catastrophic July. Devastating charming alarming bewitching
8. The silly fool got hysterical. Happy grieved mad delighted
9. The first shock and the first optimism. Criticism despair disappointment hopefulness
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CHAPTER # 14
1. Actual work was not taxing for Chips. Amusing tiring easy profiting
2. Chips said, "I am a war-time fluke. Activist veteran victorious luck
3. From that last honour he shrank instinctively. Generously automatically slowly gradually
4. The ideas of generosity were rare in a frantic world. mad Charming amusing beautiful
5. The yarn was passed on and joyously appreciated. Book article story letter
6. They might have despised anyone else. condemned Liked praised loved

CHAPTER # 15
1. A whole holiday was decreed in Brookfield. Ordered obeyed started decreased
2. Chips was a legend. Poet novelist held famous person
3. Chips went on with his Latin amidst the crashes. Clashes cries bang matches
4. It was a damp and foggy day. acrid soggy sunny dry
5. Let us resume our work. Carry out go commence continue.
6. Maynard was a chubby boy. Brave timid thin fat
7. Maynard was an impudent boy. wayward Obedient respectful insolent
8. Maynard was dauntless. Merciless shy brave meek
9. The explosions still continued deafeningly. cries sounds whistles blasts
10. The foggy day gave Chips a chill. Excitement cold pleasure contentment
11. The guns began almost instantly. immediately
12. The story was told, retold embellished. Distorted extorted forgotten exaggerated
13. There was plenty of shrapnel falling outside. bomb Trees stones leaves
14. There was the shrill whine of anti-air craft shells. danger destruction cry anger
CHAPTER # 16

1. Boys asked Chips fun of getting Chips latest to retell. Journal news tit-bit answer
2. Chips earned reputation of a great jester. Teacher housemaster headmaster comedian
3. Chips' faculties remained unimpaired. Senses desires capabilities interests
4. Chips' faculties remained unimpaired. Harmful undamaged broken defective
5. Chips kept up hospitality in his room. reception Reading knowledge showiness
6. Chips said that he knew the dilatoriness of Gregson. Intelligence Cunningness Slowness Fatness
7. The post-war decade swept through. Pre-war after-war war-like above-war
8. The students showed less unctuousness. Respect insult caliber pretension
9. When he was strolling about the school. sweeping walking reading stumbling

CHAPTER #17
1. Chips began his usual ritualistic blending of tea. Active sensational typical hasty
2. Chips encountered a boy wearing a Brookfield cap. Abused met astounded missed
3. Chips looked at window graying into twilight. Dusk bright light rust pitch dark
4. It was cold and foggy and he dared not go out. misty rainy sunny windy
5. Linford had just come from sanatorium. City village playground hospital
6. Linford said good bye in a shrill treble. silence resonance void hall way
7. Linford said good bye in a shrill treble. Low voice murmur whisper high pitched
8. The meeting with Linford had exhausted Mr. Chips. tired freshened distorted ruined
9. The whole pageant of the past swung before him. Story performance spectacle incident
10. With a glance at clock, Chips told Linford to leave. Light look colour fame
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CHAPTER # 18
1. Cartwright was whispering to Merivale. Listening murmuring punishing teaching
2. Chips began a faint and palpitating chuckle. Sweet loud singing trembling
3. Chips did not bother about details. think see Worry rejoice
4. Chips murmured after a pause. whispered Growled cried sobbed
5. Chips saw Merivale stooping over him. Eating drinking bending beating
6. Chorus sang in his ears final harmony. Choir/singers girls women boys
7. Merivale said, "You old ruffian, feeling alright. Fellow gentleman villain teacher
8. Sleep again if you inclined. disturbed noisy troubled tempted