After a long separation, Abdullah was eager to see his family. What did he really want to do?

• A. To forget them
• B. To speak with them
• C. To see them
• D. To move away

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is interpreting what someone means by “eager to see his family.” When Abdullah has been apart from his family for a long time, that phrase points to a strong wish to be with them again and to share time in person. That’s why the most fitting choice is to see them—it directly expresses the desire to reunite physically. The other options don’t match this sense: forgetting them goes against the feeling of longing to reunite; speaking with them could happen without reuniting in person and isn’t as precise about the act of being together; moving away would contradict the act of wanting to reconnect.