12. Sınıf İngilizce Alternative Energy Enerji ve Çevre Sorunları Hakkında Şikâyette Bulunma - Karma Test 2 | İngilizce

Ders: İngilizce
Ünite: Alternative Energy
Konu: Enerji ve Çevre Sorunları Hakkında Şikâyette Bulunma
Test türü: Karma Test
Test numarası: 2

Test Soruları

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Soru 1 / 20

Which sentence identifies a problem without proposing what should be done?

Soru 2 / 20

In a complaint email, which section normally explains what has gone wrong?

Soru 3 / 20

Which sentence reports a negative effect experienced by the people living near the market?

Soru 4 / 20

What does “to make matters worse” signal in a complaint?

Soru 5 / 20

Which phrase is a respectful salutation for a formal complaint when the recipient is not named?

Soru 6 / 20

Which sentence expresses an expectation rather than the complaint itself?

Soru 7 / 20

Which English word best completes the complaint? “There is too much ____ left after the open-air market.”

Soru 8 / 20

A local transport complaint says: “Traffic is crowded, and vehicle emissions are a problem.” Which revision adds a relevant complaint without changing the cause?

Soru 9 / 20

Which sequence best matches the structure of the sample complaint email in the book?

Soru 10 / 20

Choose the sentence pair in which the first part is a complaint and the second is a related expectation.

Soru 11 / 20

A citizen says, “I hate to tell you, but there is a lot of waste near the open-air market.” Which response correctly identifies the speech act?

Soru 12 / 20

A report states: “Factories have been leaving waste in the lake, so the lake is polluted.” What should a complaint focus on?

Soru 13 / 20

In the dialogue, one citizen complains about vehicle emissions and another about irregular buses. Which inference stays within the evidence?

Soru 14 / 20

Four possible subject lines are proposed for an email describing uncollected rubbish after an open-air market. Which one most precisely identifies the complaint without implying a remedy already completed?

Soru 15 / 20

A letter states: “I am sorry to say this, but the lake is polluted by factory waste. The factories should be made to follow the rules. I hope the situation improves.” Which pair consists of the complaint and the expectation, in that order?

Soru 16 / 20

A citizen’s email lists: “(1) The market has closed. (2) The cleaning team comes only the next morning. (3) Residents smell rubbish all night. (4) We should send cleaners earlier.” Which statements should be combined to SUPPORT the complaint with a time relationship and an effect, but without offering the solution?

Soru 17 / 20

The mayor receives these two messages: “Our roads are crowded and vehicle emissions are high.” / “Bus services are irregular.” Which official reply addresses both complaints while avoiding a false claim that one necessarily causes the other?

Soru 18 / 20

An editor has two statements about the same complaint: A: “Residents suffer from a smell because rubbish stays overnight.” B: “The mayor should send cleaners earlier.” A student labels A as “solution” and B as “complaint.” Which correction is necessary?

Soru 19 / 20

A resident writes: “Sorry to bother you, but factories are leaving waste in the lake.” A classmate rewrites it as “All factories everywhere have poisoned every lake.” What is the most important flaw in the rewrite?

Soru 20 / 20