Choose the sentence which has the closest meaning to the original one.It is very cold in the mid-summer. I think it is the autumn now.
A.It looks as though it were the autumn now.
B.It looks as though it is the autumn now.
C.It is very as cold as the autumn.
D.I think it is the cold autumn.

I would love to be rich and famous.
A.I would rather to be rich and famous.
B.If only I were rich and famous.
C.I wish I can be rich and famous.
D.I wish I would have been rich and famous.

I’d love to be in a secluded beach in Mexico.
A.I’d rather to be in a secluded beach in Mexico.
B.If only I can be in a secluded beach in Mexico.
C.I wish I were in a secluded beach in Mexico.
D.I wish I had been in a secluded beach in Mexico.

I was working for a trucking company and the owner wanted me to do extra work on top of my job as a mechanic.
A.including
B.next to
C.except for
D.in addition to

A computer described the intricate details of managing a bakery.
A.containing many detailed parts
B.closely guarded
C.interior
D.inversely related

There were so many members of the political party who had gone against the leader that he resigned.
A.appointed
B.insisted
C.invited
D.opposed

It was inevitable that the smaller company should merger with the larger.
A.urgent
B.unavoidable
C.important
D.necessary

The new cowboy film catches the fancy of the children.
A.attracts
B.satisfies
C.surprises
D.amuses

In the twentieth century, drug markedly improved health throughout the world.
A.supposedly
B.noticeably
C.recently
D.consistently

The boy felt disgraced because he knew that he had been wrong to steal.
A.slender
B.tempted
C.worried
D.ashamed