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

“Where did you go last month?” asked Mark.

A. life

B. history

C. campaign

D. period

A. indefinite and illegal

B. complex and unclear

C. clear and high

D. low and simple

A. Luke has had a mechanic at that garage repair his car.

B. Luke has had his car to be repaired by a mechanic at that garage.

C. A mechanic has Luke’s car repaired by that garage.

D. Luke wants a mechanic to repair his car at that garage.

A. The twins said they would visit their grandparents tomorrow.

B. The twins said that they are going to visit their grandparents tomorrow.

C. The twins said that we were going to visit our grandparents the day after.

D. The twins said they were going to visit their grandparents the following day.

A. Chloe is very determined to win the contest.

B. Chloe has been advised to try to win the contest.

C. Chloe might not be able to win the contest.

D. Chloe is too tired to take part in the contest.

A. Companies have been made to pay men and women equally by modern laws.

B. Companies have been allowed to pay men and women equally.

C. Modern laws on equal pay have been introduced by companies.

D. Modern laws have been passed by companies to pay men and women equally.