9th form Reading / Test p. 108

1. William Hill was supposed to be a very clever pupil in his class.

2. The boy couldn't keep on studying after he had to leave his school at the age of fifteen.

3. William's father being a shoemaker tried to do his best to help his son get good education.

4. William was interested in Mathematics since his childhood.

5. The scholarship gave the boy the opportunity to be involved into the fields of science which he loved.

6. William couldn't afford to buy new clothes and delicious food for himself.

7. Great amount of scientific work couldn't prevent William from making a lot of new friends.

8. The girl, William paid attention to, didn't get acquainted with people of William's class.

9. The staff of the biological laboratory was very friendly to William.

10. William felt something like a competition between Wedderburn and himself both in study and in private life.

11. Miss Haysman tried to be a friend of _____.

12. Miss Haysman tried _____.

13. William was made to feel class differences because of ____.

14. Sommers was William's opponent as ____.

15. They had to take their first exam ____.

16. A test or an action undertaken to discover or demonstrate something is ____.

17. The way in which people or things are not similsr is _____.

18. Anything that comes about as an effect is ____.

19. A room or a building for scientific experimentation or research is ____.

20. The science that deals with the origin, history, characteristics, etc. of plants and animals is ____.