Bank has two meanings, 

1. financial institution. for example where you go to accept or pay money

2. slope beside a body of water

which one are you referring to?

The sentence "The senator went to hospital shortly after taking up office" means
the senator was hospitalized (though i am not quite sure about it!)

"Hand in the paper by Friday" means
the paper can be submitted before or on the final date 


A person wishes you a great weekend. The most appropriate reply would be
To you too

Help!!!

Hi guys!! I need help with some questions. Thanks for all.

Which of the sentences is NOT possible or would sound awkward?

Meet me in the bank
Meet me inside the bank
Meet me on the bank
Meet me at the bank

The sentence "The senator went to hospital shortly after taking up office" means

the senator paid someone a visit
the senator inspected the hospital
the senator invested in the hospital
the senator was hospitalized

"Hand in the paper by Friday" means

the paper can be submitted before the final date
the paper can be submitted only on the final date
the paper can be submitted before or on the final date
the paper can be submitted only before the final date

A person wishes you a great weekend. The most appropriate reply would be

To you too
For you too
At you too
By you too

Hello, Adriana. I have highlighted the answers. 

Which of the sentences is NOT possible or would sound awkward?

Meet me in the bank
Meet me inside the bank
Meet me on the bank
Meet me at the bank

The sentence "The senator went to hospital shortly after taking up office" means

the senator paid someone a visit
the senator inspected the hospital
the senator invested in the hospital
the senator was hospitalized

"Hand in the paper by Friday" means

the paper can be submitted before the final date
the paper can be submitted only on the final date
the paper can be submitted before or on the final date
the paper can be submitted only before the final date

A person wishes you a great weekend. The most appropriate reply would be

To you too
For you too
At you too
By you too

Meet me on the bank is correct English and would mean meet me on the bank of the river. However, as the other three are clearly referring to a 'money' bank, then 'meet me on the bank' is incorrect as nobody will meet on the (roof/top of) the bank.