Mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to each of the following questions. 1. "Why don’t you take a holiday?", said Phuong. A. Phuong suggested I take a holiday. B. Phuong asked me why I hadn’t taken a holiday. C. Phuong ordered me to take a holiday. D. Phuong said I shouldn’t take a holiday. 2. He asked her if she would meet him that weekend. A. He said to her: "Did you meet me that weekend?" B. Her question is "Will you meet me this weekend if I like?" C. He said: "Would you meet me one weekend if I asked you?" D. He said to her: "Will you meet me this weekend?" 3. I saw a little girl running across the road by herself. It was dangerous. A. When I saw a little girl running across the road by herself, it was dangerous. B. Running across the road by herself, the girl was dangerous. C. I saw that a little girl was running across the road by herself, which was dangerous. D. It was dangerous for me to see a little girl running across the road by herself. 4. She is learning English because she wants to get a better job. A. She is learning English so she certainly gets a better job. B. Getting a better job enables her to learn English. C. Getting a better job, she will be learning English. D. She is learning English so that she will be able to get a better job. 5. Mark Twain’s career began during the Civil War. At that time he was working as a newspaper man. A. Mark Twain’s Civil War began during his writing career when he was working as a newspaper man. B. Mark Twain’s writing career began during the Civil War when he was working as a newspaper man. C. Mark Twain’s writing career began during the newspaper man when the Civil War was working. D. Mark Twain began as a newspaper man during the Civil War when his writing career worked.