Tests strange, queer, odd, quaint

 №1

1.  Sandy was still haunted by the ..... feeling of remorse and shame.  

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quaint

 2.  American visitors to England admire the English ..... customs.  

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 3.  To him her problems seemed ..... .  

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 4.  There are a great many ..... things to be seen in the great world.  

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quaint

 5.  Her eyes were large, ..... and attractive.  

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 6.  This fellow may not be a scamp; his face is not a bad one, but he is a ..... fish.  

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quaint

 7.  Adam had a ..... way of talking.  

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 8.  It was ..... to see so many lamps burning at noon.  

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 9.  Mark is a ..... bird, I am sure.  

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 10.  Her old house was full of ..... old things.  

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 11.  He had a ..... feeling of being watched.  

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 12.  John’s ideas were ..... and fantastic.  

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quaint

 13.  There was something ..... in the way he looked – big head and small arms and legs.  

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quaint

 14.  The story he told us was ..... and unbelievable.  

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quaint

 15.  I find your behaviour ....., to say the least of it.  

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quaint

№2

1.  He was an ..... old man.  

strange-looking

queer-looking

odd-looking

quaint-looking

 2.  This fellow may not be a scamp; his face is not a bad one, but he is a ..... fish.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 3.  John’s ideas were ..... and fantastic.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 4.  Sandy was still haunted by the ..... feeling of remorse and shame.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 5.  The man looked ..... in that fantastic attire of his.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 6.  In broad daylight the place seemed ..... to him.  

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quaint

 7.  I am feeling a little .....; I think I’d better go home.  

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quaint

 8.  I didn’t like the customs of that country; I found them ..... and strange.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 9.  How ..... it is to have snow in June!  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 10.  Truth is ....., stranger than fiction.  

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quaint

 11.  Her old house was full of ..... old things.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 12.  Adam had a ..... way of talking.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 13.  There are a great many ..... things to be seen in the great world.  

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queer

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quaint

 14.  His attire was very ..... and old – a long way behind the time.  

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quaint

 15.  She was looking for a ..... cottage in the country.  

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quaint

1.  Nobody liked him; everybody spoke of him as of a ..... character.  

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quaint

 2.  Her voice sounded hoarse and ..... .  

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quaint

 3.  Don’t you think it’s ..... that he had quit such a good job?  

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odd

quaint

 4.  Along the street there went a ..... procession of odd-looking people.  

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quaint

 5.  This fellow may not be a scamp; his face is not a bad one, but he is a ..... fish.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 6.  There are a great many ..... things to be seen in the great world.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 7.  It was ..... to see so many lamps burning at noon.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 8.  He was an ..... old man.  

strange-looking

queer-looking

odd-looking

quaint-looking

 9.  The man looked ..... in that fantastic attire of his.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 10.  ..... to say, Felix turned out to be quite a decent fellow.  

Strange

Queer

Odd

Quaint

 11.  John’s ideas were ..... and fantastic.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 12.  In broad daylight the place seemed ..... to him.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 13.  His attire was very ..... and old – a long way behind the time.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 14.  To him her problems seemed ..... .  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 15.  Truth is ....., stranger than fiction.  

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quaint

1.  It’s ..... that you have never seen her before.  

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 2.  How ..... that he had not thought of that before!  

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 3.  The man looked ..... in that fantastic attire of his.  

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quaint

 4.  How ..... that he should have said it!  

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 5.  Steve was a ....., shy man, whom I could never understand.  

strange

queer

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quaint

 6.  Her eyes were large, ..... and attractive.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 7.  To him her problems seemed ..... .  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 8.  Adam had a ..... way of talking.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 9.  How ..... it is to have snow in June!  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 10.  American visitors to England admire the English ..... customs.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 11.  I didn’t like the customs of that country; I found them ..... and strange.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 12.  The story he told us was ..... and unbelievable.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 13.  ..... to say, he was thinking of going in for school teaching.  

Strange

Queer

Odd

Quaint

 14.  There are a great many ..... things to be seen in the great world.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 15.  She was looking for a ..... cottage in the country.  

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odd

quaint

1.  What an ..... thing to say!  

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 2.  I am feeling a little .....; I think I’d better go home.  

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queer

odd

quaint

 3.  I didn’t like the customs of that country; I found them ..... and strange.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 4.  He had a ..... feeling of being watched.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 5.  That Belgium chap is a ..... customer, I can tell you.  

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quaint

 6.  Truth is ....., stranger than fiction.  

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queer

odd

quaint

 7.  ..... to say, he was thinking of going in for school teaching.  

Strange

Queer

Odd

Quaint

 8.  ..... to say, Felix turned out to be quite a decent fellow.  

Strange

Queer

Odd

Quaint

 9.  Steve was a ....., shy man, whom I could never understand.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 10.  There was something ..... in the way he looked – big head and small arms and legs.  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 11.  He was an ..... old man.  

strange-looking

queer-looking

odd-looking

quaint-looking

 12.  Her voice sounded hoarse and ..... .  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 13.  How ..... it is to have snow in June!  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 14.  To him her problems seemed ..... .  

strange

queer

odd

quaint

 15.  I heard ..... noises in the attic.  

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quaint