Just do it

What does 'just' imply in the statement, "The project is just about finished"?

• Very recently
• Only
• Exactly
• Almost

In the sentence, "He's been travelling for just under two years," what does the word 'just' imply?

• Only two years
• Slightly less than two years
• Very recently two years
• Exactly two years

In the sentence, "It's just a matter of time before we see results," what does 'just' imply?

• Very recently
• Exactly
• Slightly
• Only

In the sentence, "He was just a kid when he started playing the piano," what does 'just' suggest?

• Slightly
• Exactly
• Very recently
• Only

What does 'just' mean in the context of the phrase, "It's just to do with habit, like the food you eat"?

• Slightly
• Very recently
• Simply
• Exactly

In the sentence, "Not many American teenagers listen to Indian sitar music, just as not many nomads in the Sahara eat hamburgers and fries," what does 'just as' indicate?

• Exactly like
• Only that
• In the same way that
• Very recently

What does 'just' signify in the statement, "I just get excited by exploring music"?

• Very recently
• Solely
• Slightly
• Exactly

In the context of the sentence, "And he's just produced a CD of Mexican-Irish songs, which are fantastic!", what does 'just' mean?

• Exactly
• Very recently
• Only
• Slightly

What does 'just' mean in the context of the phrase, "She arrived just in time for the meeting"?

• Slightly
• Very recently
• Only
• Exactly

What does 'just' convey in the phrase, "Each new generation has the feeling that 'their' music is speaking just to them"?

• Exactly
• Very recently
• Solely
• Slightly