F5: The Model Millionaire

The author of the story mentioned that unless one is wealthy, there is no use in being a / an __ fellow.

• kind

• ambitious

• romantic

• charming

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Hughie was living on two hundred pounds a year which was given to him by __.

• his parents

• Alan Trevor

• an old aunt

• a retired Colonel

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According to Alan Trevor, the only people a painter should know are people who are beautiful and __.

• stupid

• talented

• rich

• poor

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Hughie told Alan that, to painters, the beggar's face could be his own __.

• pride

• shame

• fortune

• story

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'Poor old fellow,' Hughie thought to himself, 'he wants it more than I do, but it means no hansoms for a fortnight;' The underlined phrase means __.

• no meeting up with his girlfriend for two weeks

• no horse-drawn carriage services for two weeks

• no more charming face for the next few nights

• no facial makeup for four nights

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Hughie suggested that perhaps he may further help the beggar with __.

• his old clothes

• food

• a few more coins of guineas

• a shelter

According to Trevor, an artist's heart is his __.

• dream

• skill

• head

• passion

Hughie had to have __ pounds in order to marry Laura.

• 1,000

• 1,500

• 10,000

• 100,000

Which did not describe Baron Hausberg?

• He was the richest man in the world.

• He could buy London.

• He had a house in every capital.

• He could prevent Russia from going to war.

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The rags (old torn clothes) the beggar wore belonged to __.

• Baron Huasberg

• Gustave Naudin

• Alan Trevor

• another beggar

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