V. WRITING
Choose the sentence (A, B, C or D) that is closest in meaning to the root sentence or best combines the two given sentences.
46. How much do you pay for the blue jeans you are wearing?
A. How much money does the blue jeans you are wearing?
B. How much are the blue jeans you are wearing?
C. How many money do you pay for the blue jeans you are wearing?
D. How many are the blue jeans you are wearing?
47. When did you last ride a bike?
A. What time is it when you ride a bike?
B. How often did you ride a bike?
C. How much time did you ride a bike?
D. When was the last time you rode a bike?
48. I am wearing sunglasses. I am wearing a T-shirt. I am wearing jeans.
A. I am wearing a pair of sunglasses, a T-shirt and a jeans.
B. I am wearing a T-shirt, jeans and a pair of sunglasses.
C. I am wearing jeans, T-shirt and sunglasses.
D. I am wearing a pair of sunglasses, T-shirt, jeans.
49. Tuan put some flour in the mixture. Tuan didn’t put any milk.
A. Tuan put some flour and milk in the mixture.
B. Tuan didn’t put any flour in the mixture but he put some milk.
C. Tuan forgot to put some flour and milk in the mixture.
D. Tuan put some flour and he didn’t put any milk in the mixture.
50. Trang has got lots of friends. She hasn’t got much money.
A. Trang has got a lot of friends and money.
B. Trang hasn’t got a lot of money but she has many friends.
C. Trang has got much friends and many money.
D. Trang hasn’t got any friends or money.