Choose the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the given one.

I think you should be more careful with money.

A. to advise people how to shop sensibly

B. to talk about her expensive way of living

C. to describe her addiction to shopping

D. to talk about different fashions

A. do

B. make

C. produce

D. form

A. The cleverest person in the group is Linda.

B. No other member of the group is as clever as Linda is.

C. No one else in the group is more clever than Linda.

D. Both A and B are correct.

A. The stores have more brands and styles than the ones at the mall in my neighborhood.

B. The stores in my neighborhood have more brands and styles than the ones at the mall.

C. The stores in my neighborhood have more brands than the ones and styles at the mall.

D. The stores have more brands and styles in my neighborhood than the ones at the mall.

A. My sister last month ordered a calculator, but it hasn’t arrived.

B. My sister ordered a calculator, but last month it hasn’t arrived.

C. My sister ordered a calculator last month, but it hasn’t arrived.

D. My sister ordered a calculator, but it hasn’t arrived last month.

A. Khanh is student the most intelligent in this class.

B. Khanh is the student most intelligent in this class.

C. Khanh the most intelligent student is in this class.

D. Khanh is the most intelligent student in this class.

A. As their customer service is so good, this restaurant’s food is not as great.

B. Despite their good customer service, this restaurant has the greatest food.

C. Although this restaurant’s food isn’t good, their customer service is certainly the best.

D. This restaurant doesn’t have the greatest food because of their best customer service.