the sentence (A, B, C or D) that is closest in meaning to the root sentence or
best combines the two given sentences.
46. Loan is beautiful. She is also intelligent and hard working.
A. Loan is not very beautiful but she is intelligent and hard working.
B. Loan is beautiful, intelligent and hard working.
C. Loan is beautiful and she is not intelligent or hard working either.
D. Loan is as beautiful as intelligent and hard working.
47. Da Nang is peaceful and beautiful. Nha Trang is peaceful and beautiful.
A. Both Da Nang and Nha Trang are peaceful and beautiful.
B. Da Nang is different from Nha Trang because Da Nang is more beautiful and
peaceful.
C. Da Nang is not as beautiful and peaceful as Nha Trang.
D. Da Nang and Nha Trang are peaceful and beautiful either.
48. It rained heavily this morning. Luyen was late for school.
A. Because Luyen was late for school, it rained heavily this morning.
B. It rained heavily this morning as Luyen was late for school.
C. Luyen was late for school this morning because it rained heavily.
D. Luyen was late for school so it rained heavily this morning.
49. Dancing is as healthy and interesting as singing.
A. Dancing is healthier and interesting as singing.
B. Singing is different from dancing and more interesting.
C. Dancing is healthy and interesting and singing is too.
D. Singing and dancing are not very healthy and interesting.
50. Photography is more expensive and time-consuming as photography.
A. Dancing is as expensive and time-consuming as photography
B. Dancing is not as expensive and time-consuming as photography.
C. Photography is the same as dancing.
D. Photography is expensive and time-consuming and dancing is too.
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