III. Select the option to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to each of the following questions. Question 24: If I hadn’t played computer games all night yesterday, my eyes wouldn’t be so tired now. A. My eyes would be so tired now if I hadn’t played too many computer games. B. My eyes are so tired now because I played computer games all night yesterday. C. My eyes are not tired now because I didn’t play computer games last night. D. If I play too many computer games all day, my eyes will be very tired. Question 25: If our house had a garden, we would have a barbecue party this weekend. A. We would have had a barbecue party last weekend if we had had a garden. B. We could have a barbecue party more often at weekends if our house had a bigger garden. C. We can’t have a barbecue party this weekend because our house doesn’t have a garden. D. As our house has a big garden, we can have a barbecue party this weekend. Question 26:If it hadn’t been for the driver’s carelessness, the accident wouldn’t have happened. A. But for the drivers’ carefulness, the accident wouldn’t have happened. B. If the driver had been more careful, the accident wouldn’t have happened. C. The accident wouldn’t happen if every driver were more careful. D. Most of the accidents happen because the drivers are very careless. Question27: I didn’t pass the exam, so I can’t go to university. A. I wish I had passed the exam, and then I could go to university. B. If I passed the exam, I could have gone to university. C. If only I didn’t fail the exam; I’m sure I can go to university now. D. Supposed that I passed the exam, I could go to university. Question 28: She couldn’t tell you the truth because she didn’t know it. A. Had she known the truth, she could have told you. B. She wishes she had known the truth you told her. C. If only she could tell you the truth that she knew. D. Suppose she knew the truth, she would tell you. Question 29: Jo locked her keys in the car and had to break the window to get in. A. Jo would have to break the window to get it were she not to lock her keys in the car. B. If Jo hadn’t locked her keys in the car, she wouldn’t have had to break the window to get in. C. Should Jo lock her keys in the car, she will have to break the window to get in. D. If Jo had broken the window to get in the car, she would have found the keys that she locked. Question 30:Should you see my missing dog, please call me immediately. A. If you had seen my missing dog, you could have called me. B. If you see my missing dog, please call me as soon as possible. C. If you had called me immediately, my dog wouldn’t have been missed. D. My dog shouldn’t have been missed if I had been called immediately. Question 31:Were the situation worse, would you call him? A. Would you call him if the situation were worse? B. If the situation got better, would you call him? C. How about giving him a call if the situation is worse? D. Should you call him if the situation is getting worse?