Match the Meaning

Read the sentence and choose the best paraphrased version that keeps the same meaning in simpler words.

"He withdrew cash from the ATM."

• He saved money in the bank.

• He took money out using the ATM.

• He checked his account balance.

Read the sentence and choose the best paraphrased version that keeps the same meaning in simpler words.

"Your loan application has been rejected."

• Your loan request was not approved.

• You applied for a credit card.

• Your loan is ready.

Read the sentence and choose the best paraphrased version that keeps the same meaning in simpler words.

"Please provide your identification."

• You need to take a photo.

• Show your IC or passport.

• Ask for help.

Read the sentence and choose the best paraphrased version that keeps the same meaning in simpler words.

"The account has been overdrawn."

• There’s no money left in the account.

• Too much money was taken out of the account.

• The account is now active.

Read the sentence and choose the best paraphrased version that keeps the same meaning in simpler words.

"Your fixed deposit has matured."

• Your money is now available to withdraw.

• Your money has expired.

• You cannot touch your savings.

Read the sentence and choose the best paraphrased version that keeps the same meaning in simpler words.

"He applied for a mortgage loan."

• He wants to borrow money to buy a house.

• He’s saving up to buy a car.

• He paid off his loan.

Read the sentence and choose the best paraphrased version that keeps the same meaning in simpler words.

"The cheque bounced."

• The cheque was accepted.

• The cheque was invalid or had no funds.

• The cheque was printed.

Read the sentence and choose the best paraphrased version that keeps the same meaning in simpler words.

"You can transfer funds online."

• You can get a new ATM card.

• You can send money using internet banking.

• You must go to the branch

Read the sentence and choose the best paraphrased version that keeps the same meaning in simpler words.

"The interest is calculated monthly."

• The rate changes every month.

• You earn or pay interest every month.

• You will be charged yearly.

Read the sentence and choose the best paraphrased version that keeps the same meaning in simpler words.

"The bank charges an annual fee."

• You only pay when you use the service.

• You pay a fee once a year.

• The bank doesn’t take any fees.