II. Choose the sentence that has the same meaning as the given one.
1. Robbie plays the guitar well.
A. Robbie can play some musical instruments.
B. Robbie isn't really good at playing the guitar.
C. Robbie is a good guitar player.
D. Robbie started to play the guitar.
2. Talented as he is, he is not yet ready to turn professional.
A. He is both talented and professional.
B. He is not yet professional although he is talented.
C. He is not either talented or professional.
D. He is professional, but he is not talented.
3. His hobbies include bird-watching and photography.
A. Taking photos is one of his hobbies.
B. He only likes watching birds.
C. He likes taking photos of flying birds.
D. He doesn't concern about watching birds.
4. The musician spent some years editing his craft.
A. The musician took his craft to an editor.
B. The musician didn't edit his craft many times.
C. It took the musician some years to edit his craft.
D. The musician didn't have time to edit his craft.
5. Experts revealed that the painting was a fake.
A. Experts said that they liked the painting a lot.
B. The author of the painting was an expert.
C. Experts believed that the painting was very valuable.
D. According to experts, the painting was not an original one.