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

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

Test Soruları

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Soru 1 / 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 2 / 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 3 / 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 4 / 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?

Soru 5 / 20

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?

Soru 6 / 20

Read the complaint: “The rubbish was still there during the night. To make matters worse, _____.” Which ending adds a second harmful consequence rather than changing the complaint into a solution or denying the first fact?

Soru 7 / 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 8 / 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 9 / 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 10 / 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 11 / 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 12 / 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 13 / 20

Which of the following mini-emails is internally consistent with the coursebook’s open-air market case, from complaint to proposed action?

Soru 14 / 20

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?

Soru 15 / 20

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?

Soru 16 / 20

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?

Soru 17 / 20

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?

Soru 18 / 20

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?

Soru 19 / 20

An exam asks the student to select an email whose “reason for writing” is distinguished from its “complaint”. Which pair makes that distinction correctly?

Soru 20 / 20

A school newspaper plans a report on the mayor’s discussion. Its draft says: “The mayor asked residents about problems; one mentioned a polluted lake, another mentioned vehicle emissions, and a third complained about irregular buses.” Which conclusion is licensed by the draft but does not exaggerate it?