Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the original sentence in each of the following questions
XI. Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is
closest in meaning to the original sentence in each of the following questions.
1. The Eagle team performed more successfully than the Lion team
A. The Lion team performed more successfully than the Eagle team.
B. The Lion team performed less successfully than the Eagle team.
C. The Lion team performed successfully than the Eagle team.
D. The Lion team performs less successfully than the Eagle team.
2. In the countryside, children play more freely than in the city.
A. In the city, children play less freely than in the countryside.
B. In the city, children plays less freely than in the countryside.
C. In the city, children played less freely than in the countryside.
D. In the city, children play more freely than in the countryside.
3. Our gers are now better equipped than in the past.
A. In the past, our gers was worse equipped than now.
B. In the past, our gers were better equipped than now.
C. In the past, our gers were the worse equipped than now.
D. In the past, our gers were worse equipped than now.
4. A sports car is more expensive than an ordinary car.
A. An ordinary car is cheapest than a sports car
B. An ordinary car is the cheaper than a sports car
C. An ordinary car is more cheaper than a sports car
D. An ordinary car is cheaper than a sports car
5. Mr Thompson works more responsibly than Mr Dylan.
A. Mr Dylan works more carelessly than Mr Thompson
B. Mr Dylan worked more carelessly than Mr Thompson
C. Mr Dylan work more carelessly than Mr Thompson
D. Mr Dylan doesn't works more carelessly than Mr Thompson
7. Sebastien is a French, but he plays Vietnamese folk games well.
A. Although Sebastien isn't a French, he plays Vietnamese folk games well.
B. Despite Sebastien is a French, he plays Vietnamese folk games well.
C. In spite of Sebastien is a French, he plays Vietnamese folk games well.
D. Although Sebastien is a French, he plays Vietnamese folk games well.
8. He has to join the festival in order to play Vietnamese folk games.
A. He has to join the festival, so that he can't play Vietnamese folk games.
B. He has to join the festival, so that he could play Vietnamese folk games.
C. He has to join the festival, so that he can play Vietnamese folk games.
D. He have to join the festival, so that he can play Vietnamese folk games.
9. Although the weather was terrible we had a good time
A. We had a good time in spite of the terrible weather.
A. We had a good time in spite of the fact that the terrible weather.
A. We had a good time despite the fact that the terrible weather.
A. We have a good time in spite of the terrible weather.
10. If you don't start early, you will get stuck in the traffic.
A. You should / have to start early; otherwise, you will get stuck in the traffic.
B. Unless you don't start early, you will get stuck in the traffic.
C. If you start late, you will not get stuck in the traffic
D. Unless you don't start early, you get stuck in the traffic.
closest in meaning to the original sentence in each of the following questions.
1. The Eagle team performed more successfully than the Lion team
A. The Lion team performed more successfully than the Eagle team.
B. The Lion team performed less successfully than the Eagle team.
C. The Lion team performed successfully than the Eagle team.
D. The Lion team performs less successfully than the Eagle team.
2. In the countryside, children play more freely than in the city.
A. In the city, children play less freely than in the countryside.
B. In the city, children plays less freely than in the countryside.
C. In the city, children played less freely than in the countryside.
D. In the city, children play more freely than in the countryside.
3. Our gers are now better equipped than in the past.
A. In the past, our gers was worse equipped than now.
B. In the past, our gers were better equipped than now.
C. In the past, our gers were the worse equipped than now.
D. In the past, our gers were worse equipped than now.
4. A sports car is more expensive than an ordinary car.
A. An ordinary car is cheapest than a sports car
B. An ordinary car is the cheaper than a sports car
C. An ordinary car is more cheaper than a sports car
D. An ordinary car is cheaper than a sports car
5. Mr Thompson works more responsibly than Mr Dylan.
A. Mr Dylan works more carelessly than Mr Thompson
B. Mr Dylan worked more carelessly than Mr Thompson
C. Mr Dylan work more carelessly than Mr Thompson
D. Mr Dylan doesn't works more carelessly than Mr Thompson
7. Sebastien is a French, but he plays Vietnamese folk games well.
A. Although Sebastien isn't a French, he plays Vietnamese folk games well.
B. Despite Sebastien is a French, he plays Vietnamese folk games well.
C. In spite of Sebastien is a French, he plays Vietnamese folk games well.
D. Although Sebastien is a French, he plays Vietnamese folk games well.
8. He has to join the festival in order to play Vietnamese folk games.
A. He has to join the festival, so that he can't play Vietnamese folk games.
B. He has to join the festival, so that he could play Vietnamese folk games.
C. He has to join the festival, so that he can play Vietnamese folk games.
D. He have to join the festival, so that he can play Vietnamese folk games.
9. Although the weather was terrible we had a good time
A. We had a good time in spite of the terrible weather.
A. We had a good time in spite of the fact that the terrible weather.
A. We had a good time despite the fact that the terrible weather.
A. We have a good time in spite of the terrible weather.
10. If you don't start early, you will get stuck in the traffic.
A. You should / have to start early; otherwise, you will get stuck in the traffic.
B. Unless you don't start early, you will get stuck in the traffic.
C. If you start late, you will not get stuck in the traffic
D. Unless you don't start early, you get stuck in the traffic.