2 USE OF ENGLISH Read the sentences and choose the
words (a, b or c) which mean the same as the fragments
in bold.
1 There were not many exciting scenes, but the story was
extremely interesting.
a convincing
b imaginative
c gripping
2 Only a small number of people came to the show.
a a few people
b not many people
c a little people
3 The Isle of Wight is part of the UK so it isn't necessary to take
your passport
a you mustn't take your passport
b you needn't take your passport
c you have to take your passport
4 At the moment, we do not know the cause of the delay
a the cause of the delay is unbelievable
b the cause of the delay is illegible
c the cause of the delay is uncertain
5 I'm not free tomorrow evening, but how about meeting for
lunch?
a do you want to meet for lunch?
b when can we meet for lunch?
c for how long can we meet at lunchtime?​