AS CHILDREN
Which of both sisters is a naughty girl?
Evie
Evie used to smile.....................at the teachers
-beautiful
- beautifuly
-beautifully
-more beautiful
beautifully
Where did Edi work after finishing school?
At an office
Swapped means:
-hid
-washed
-changed
changed
The twins’ parents usually dressed them ...............
-identically
-similarly
-differently
similarly
...............of us was ever punished for being naughty
- Both
-Neither
- One
Neither
Why did Evie visit Edie from time to time?
She asked her sister for money
To behave as if something is true when you know it is not is....................................
- To play truant
- To pretend
- To get into trouble
to pretend
The twins even had........... which were similar.
a. clothes
b. names
c. personalities
names
But as we got .............., it got .................
- more old / worse
-older / worse
- older / worsly
older / worse
How many policemen visited Edie one day at six o'clock in the morning?
Three: two of them in uniform and the other one a detective.
A formal examination by a judge in a court of law of all the evidence to decide if someone is guilty of a crime
A trial
Two peas in a pod is an idiom. It means :
- They are very different
- They look very valike
- They go to the same school
They look very alike
When we were 15, some money was taken from...............................
- a teacher's desk
- a student's bag
-a teacher's bag
a teacher's bag
At the police station, there was a long list of charges against Evie. Name one of them.
Fraud and smuggling drugs.
Evidence that shows you are not guilty of a crime because you were somewhere else at the time
Alibi
Where has Evie got a birthmark?
- On her left arm
- On her right arm
- On her left shoulder
- On her right shoulder
On her left shoulder
To plead with someone is to........
- pretend you are that person.
- try to convince them to see it your way
- try to cheat them
try to convince them to see it your way
The twin who is telling the story at the end is..........
Evie
To not go to school, without being ill or having an explanation
To play truant