28. The writer describes a side of Detective Ousborne's character which . . . .
A) he thinks is unsuitable for a detective
B) is referred to as a major defect
C) was little known by the general public
D) had a bad effect upon his work
29. The writer points out that, after a quiet afternoon spent in listening to music, Ousborne . . . .
A) went back to his detective work with greater efficiency
B) would lose interest in his professional work
C) found himself behaving in an aggressive manner
D) wished he didn't have to work as a detective
30. We can understand from the passage that Ousborne was generally regarded as . . . .
A) being rather unreliable as a detective
B) a man of many and varied talents
C) rather a cruel person, even a wicked one
D) an extremely intelligent detective, and one to be feared
“Losers quit when they’re tired. Winners quit when they’ve won.”
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