Choose the sentences (A, B, C or D) that is closest in the meaning to the root sentence or best combines the two given sentences

D. WRITING

Part 1. Choose the sentences (A, B, C or D) that is closest in the meaning to the root sentence or best combines the two given sentences. (1.0pt)

1. 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.

2. 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?

3. They water the flowers every morning.

     A. They need some water and flowers every morning.

     B. There is some water on the flowers.

     C. The flowers are watered by them in the morning every day.

4. Mr. Viet started collecting stamps two years ago.

A. Mr. Viet has collected stamps for two years.

B. Mr. Viet has been collected stamps for two years ago.

C. Mr. Viet has collected stamps for two years ago.

5. It usually takes me two hours to do my homework.

     A. I usually spend two hours doing my homework.

     B. Doing my homework needs me two hours.

     C. Two hours is the time I need to do my homework.