Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the
original sentence in each of the following questions.
33. Van asked her if she would meet him that weekend.
A. Van said to her: “Did you meet me that weekend?”.
B. Van’s question is “Will you meet me this weekend if I like?”.
C. Van said: “Would you meet me one weekend if I asked you?”.
D. Van said to her: “Will you meet me this weekend?”.
34. Barbara is not as keen on travel as she used to be.
A. Barbara has always been very keen on travel.
B. Barbara used to be keener on travel than now.
C. Barbara used to travel to many places in the world.
D. Barbara likes travelling more now than she used to.
35. Is it your idea that I should learn another language besides English?
A. Do you mean that I should learn another language besides English?
B. Do you really want to teach me another language besides English?
C. Is it easy or difficult to learn another language besides English?
D. Besides English, it is important for you to learn another language?
36. A man got on the bus. He was carrying a big cat in the box.
A. A man, which was carrying a big cat in the box, got on the bus.
B. A man, whom was carrying a big cat in the box, got on the bus.
C. A man, who was carrying a big cat in the box, got on the bus.
D. A man got on the bus, whom was carrying a big cat in the box.