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Karma Test
12. Sınıf İngilizce Alternative Energy Enerji ve Çevre Sorunları Hakkında Şikâyette Bulunma - Karma Test 3
12. Sınıf İngilizce Alternative Energy Enerji ve Çevre Sorunları Hakkında Şikâyette Bulunma konusuna yönelik farklı zorluk seviyelerinden 20 sorudan oluşan Karma Test 3.
- Ders
- İngilizce
- Ünite
- Alternative Energy
- Konu
- Enerji ve Çevre Sorunları Hakkında Şikâyette Bulunma
- Test türü
- Karma Test
- Test numarası
- 3
Test Soruları
Testi çözmek için sayfa etkileşimli olarak hazırlandığında şıklarını seçebilirsin.
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Which sentence politely mentions a problem while trying to avoid being misunderstood?
Soru 3 / 20
Which phrase best completes the email: “I’m writing to let you know about an ____ problem in my neighborhood.”
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In the book’s market complaint, when is the rubbish collected?
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Which sentence contains a clear complaint rather than a neutral fact about energy?
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What is the function of “Sincerely,” at the end of the sample formal email?
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A writer wants to connect a complaint to its consequence: “Rubbish stays in the market area overnight. _____, nearby residents suffer from the smell.”
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Consider: “I’m writing about a problem in my neighborhood. The lake is polluted by factory waste. In order to solve it, the rules must be enforced.” Which part names the problem?
Soru 9 / 20
A learner rewrites “I have a complaint to make about public transportation” as “I have a complaint to make about ____.” Which ending is grammatically parallel and meaningful?
Soru 10 / 20
A resident reports that market rubbish is collected the next day. Which claim is NOT supported by this information?
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Which option combines an accurate cause-and-effect complaint without switching between the two book examples?
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A student writes a polite complaint, then adds “I expect the authorities to find a solution.” How should the added sentence be labeled?
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A municipality receives a short message: “The open-air market ends at six. Rubbish is collected the next day. People nearby complain about the smell.” Which is the main issue?
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A task asks for TWO features at once: an appropriate formal complaint opening and evidence that a service problem is ongoing. Which response satisfies both?
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A student must identify the *complaint* in this four-part note: “To Whom It May Concern. I’m writing about a neighborhood problem. The market leaves rubbish in the street, which causes a bad smell overnight. I expect a prompt solution.” Which selection is correct?
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Residents complain that the collection team visits the market area the following morning. A proposed summary says: “People object to the market itself and request its immediate permanent closure.” Which replacement is most faithful to the evidence?
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Three fragments form a complaint and its justification: A: “I’m sorry to say this, but the lake is polluted.” B: “Factory waste enters the water.” C: “The town should punish the factories.” Which fragments together make a complaint supported by a reason, while leaving out the proposal?
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A reader sees the sentence “Don’t get me wrong, but the municipal transport service is unreliable.” Which interpretation combines the pragmatic meaning and the issue correctly?
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An exam asks the student to select an email whose “reason for writing” is distinguished from its “complaint”. Which pair makes that distinction correctly?
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