Read each statement, then answer the question following the statement. Use your
best judgment to determine what each statement means.
1.The proposal was approved overwhelmingly. (What percentage of the vote was in
favor of the proposal?)
2.My neighbor just bought an expensive car. (How much did it cost?)
3.I recently saw an article on this subject. (How long ago was it?)
4.My boss is an older man. (How old is he?)
5.I saw several movies this summer. (How many movies did I see?)
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SB 153 Handout 7 (concluded)
6.The assailant was described ...
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