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Karma Test
12. Sınıf İngilizce Alternative Energy Enerji ve Çevre Sorunları Hakkında Şikâyette Bulunma - Karma Test 1
12. Sınıf İngilizce Alternative Energy Enerji ve Çevre Sorunları Hakkında Şikâyette Bulunma konusuna yönelik farklı zorluk seviyelerinden 20 sorudan oluşan Karma Test 1.
- Ders
- İngilizce
- Ünite
- Alternative Energy
- Konu
- Enerji ve Çevre Sorunları Hakkında Şikâyette Bulunma
- Test türü
- Karma Test
- Test numarası
- 1
Test Soruları
Testi çözmek için sayfa etkileşimli olarak hazırlandığında şıklarını seçebilirsin.
Soru 2 / 20
Which sentence is a complaint about public transportation rather than a proposed solution?
Soru 3 / 20
In “I have a complaint to make about the public transportation,” what follows “about”?
Soru 4 / 20
Which situation in the mayor’s discussion is a complaint about water pollution?
Soru 5 / 20
A resident says: “Sorry to bother you, but the streets are crowded with traffic.” What is the speaker doing?
Soru 6 / 20
Which expression is used in the coursebook to introduce an unpleasant fact as part of a complaint?
Soru 7 / 20
A complaint says, “The buses are irregular.” What issue is directly identified?
Soru 8 / 20
A mayor asks citizens to report environmental problems. A resident wants to complain about polluted water rather than traffic. Which response fits the request and evidence?
Soru 9 / 20
Read the email: “I am writing about a local issue. After the market, rubbish remains in the street overnight. I suggest earlier cleaning.” Which sentence is the complaint?
Soru 10 / 20
A resident writes: “The street is untidy after the market. To make matters worse, _____.” Which completion keeps the intended meaning?
Soru 11 / 20
Two citizens write: “The lake is polluted by factory waste” and “Our buses are irregular.” Which classification is correct?
Soru 12 / 20
The coursebook email says the market finishes in the evening, but rubbish remains until the following day. Which rewritten complaint preserves the timing?
Soru 13 / 20
A student wants to complain to a municipal office rather than to a close friend. Which sentence is appropriately formal and sufficiently specific?
Soru 14 / 20
An email includes: “The residents have to endure an unpleasant smell. We should send cleaners straight after the market.” Which analysis is accurate?
Soru 15 / 20
Four lines in a formal email are labeled I–IV: I. “I am writing about an environmental issue near our market.” II. “Rubbish is left there all night, and residents have to endure the smell.” III. “I suggest collecting the rubbish when the market closes.” IV. “I hope you will resolve this matter.” Which mapping is accurate?
Soru 16 / 20
A citizen posts: “The buses are irregular. There is heavy traffic, and vehicle emissions are a concern. I suggest improving public transportation.” Which sentence summarizes the complaints without adding a proposal or an unsupported causal claim?
Soru 17 / 20
A journalist combines two comments: A: “Factory waste is polluting the lake.” B: “The buses are irregular.” Which revised paragraph preserves BOTH speakers’ complaints and their different topics?
Soru 18 / 20
A complaint email needs its body arranged into three coherent paragraphs after the greeting. The sentences are: (a) “I expect this matter to be resolved.” (b) “Market rubbish is left overnight, so residents suffer from the smell.” (c) “I am writing about a local environmental problem.” Which order gives purpose, complaint and expectation?
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A student must turn the neutral note “buses irregular; mayor; polite complaint; no solution yet” into one English sentence. Which answer meets all four conditions?
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