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They had ______ from the path and found themselves at the feet of a hill.

A£®wandered

B£®waited

C£®wired

D£®walked

She said her family ()themselves() the army during the war.

A¡¢has hidden, from

B¡¢had hidden, from

C¡¢has hidden, with

D¡¢had hidden, with

Which of the following statements is NOT true£¿

A£®Primitive people had to arm themselves with wooden sticks when they travelled.

B£®Primitive people protected themselves with stone clubs when they travelled.

C£®Primitive people had to travel in groups.

D£®Primitive people never traveled at night.

Many of the ministers had been peasants or workers themselves and ______ (use) to do physical la-hour.

A£®have; when

B£®had; than

C£®had; when

D£®did; when

A£®they had to arm themselves with wooden sticks

B£®they protected themselves with stone clubs

C£®they had to travel in groups

D£®they never traveled at night

__________ settled themselves in their seats in the theatre when the curtain went up£®

A.Scarcely they had

B.Had scarcely they

C.Scarcely had they

D.Scarcely have they

A¡¢enjoyed themselves

B¡¢held a ball in their hands

C¡¢got a gift

D¡¢played the ball

Which of the following can NOT be inferred from this passage£¿

A£®If Adam and Eve had not eaten the forbidden fruit, human being would be ignorant until now.

B£®God acts like a dictator.

C£®Satan and his followers are parliament members in the poem.

D£®The angels are depicted as stupid in the poem.

A¡¢in accordance with themselves

B¡¢accordingly

C¡¢of their own accord

D¡¢according to themselves