1. A policeman
(P) to abide
(Q) if he has to do well,
(R) by the strict letters of the law
(S) cannot afford

2. (P) through the long, hot summer
(Q) if you plan to train hard
(R) continually
(S) you will need to acclimatize yourself

3. (1) Paintings
(P) have been
(Q) which were submitted
(R) totally ruined by rain
(S) for the exhibition
(6) last night.

4. (P) he told the journalists
(Q)that the government must take firm action
(R)that the meeting unanimously decided
(S)after coming out of the Conference Hall

5. The professor
(P) who has explored many jungles
(Q) will lecture on the new expedi
(R) about which I have read
(S) which he is now planning

6. (1) The advantage of travelling
(P)customs and manners, is that
(Q)we learn to appreciate the good points of others
(R) in different places and having
(S) the opportunities of observing people's
(6)and our prejudice against them disappear

7. You must leave a note (P) otherwise sle will be terribly worried (Q) for your mother (R) at the usual hour (S) if you are not back home

8. (1) Nothing is more common than the idea
(P) of the twentieth century
(Q) in the western world
(R) the people living
(S) that we
(6) are eminently sane

9. (1) There is a continuous -demand
(P) are formed to train humanity
(Q) for destructive purposes, and world organisations
(R) in the art of settling their disputes
(S) to ban the application of science
(6) by peaceful negotiations

10. This is a letter
(P) from a young lady
(Q) who was lately wounded in a duel
(R)written in the most passionate terms
(S) wherein she laments the misfortune of a gentleman.