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The Parliamentary Candidate (1)

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There was absolutely no doubt that Henry Orpington liked politics. He talked politics all the time.

Correct answer: (d) doubt

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All the members of his family were pleased therefore when Henry was adopted as the prospective parliamentary candidate for the constituency in which they were living.

Correct answer: (c) adopted

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One year later the date of the general election was announced by the Prime Minister.

Correct answer: (a) announced

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Throughout the election campaign Henry's wife and his two teenage daughters worked night and day for him

Correct answer: (b) Throughout

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and he finally won a seat in the House of Commons by a very large majority.

Correct answer: (d) won

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Every day of the campaign was a challenge

Correct answer: (c) challenge

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but there was one day in particular that Henry would never forget.

Correct answer: (b) forget

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That was the day he thought he was going to be blown up by a bomb.

Correct answer: (d) up

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On a Friday morning at the beginning of the campaign, the phone rang in the Orpingtons' house at 6.30 in the morning.

Correct answer: (c) rang

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Henry got out of bed and ran down the stairs. He wondered who could possibly be ringing at that early hour in the morning.

Correct answer: (a) wondered

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