12. Sınıf İngilizce Alternative Energy Enerji ve Çevre Sorunlarına Çözümler Sunma - Karma Test 3 | İngilizce

Ders: İngilizce
Ünite: Alternative Energy
Konu: Enerji ve Çevre Sorunlarına Çözümler Sunma
Test türü: Karma Test
Test numarası: 3

Test Soruları

Testi çözmek için sayfa etkileşimli olarak hazırlandığında şıklarını seçebilirsin.

Soru 1 / 20

Which suggestion directly concerns excessive energy consumption rather than changing energy sources?

Soru 2 / 20

For a complaint email about a dirty street, which phrase can naturally introduce the action to be taken?

Soru 3 / 20

The municipality collects waste only the morning after the street market. Which action matches the book’s immediate solution?

Soru 4 / 20

Someone proposes solar or wind energy because fossil fuels will eventually run out. Which concern does this reason address?

Soru 5 / 20

Which word best completes the advice: “We need ___ effective public transportation system.”?

Soru 6 / 20

A student writes, “The lake is terribly polluted. I expect the municipality to take action.” Which additional sentence would turn this into a message containing a concrete solution?

Soru 7 / 20

A student proposes “Raise awareness” as the only response to a clearly identified factory-waste problem in the lake. Which revision most directly addresses the cause as well?

Soru 8 / 20

The sentence “We need better public transportation” is rewritten with a verb. Which form preserves the advice and is grammatically correct?

Soru 9 / 20

A municipal officer asks for a citizen-level daily action and an authority-level service improvement related to traffic emissions. Which pair fits the roles?

Soru 10 / 20

Which proposal respects both the problem and the time condition in this message? “The marketplace has closed, yet waste and a bad smell remain all night.”

Soru 11 / 20

During a debate, one speaker says, “Fossil fuels are finite, so we must seek alternatives.” Another says, “Changing the system takes time and money.” Which reply addresses both points?

Soru 12 / 20

The local environment club writes: “Residents should use reusable items. The next step is to ask them to waste more paper.” What is wrong with the second sentence?

Soru 13 / 20

An official is writing the expectation after two solutions in a formal complaint email. Which sentence belongs in that final function?

Soru 14 / 20

A project must use only the actions named in the textbook and directly address (i) overuse of paper and (ii) unnecessary electricity consumption. Which joint proposal satisfies these two constraints?

Soru 15 / 20

Five sentences are offered as the closing portion of a complaint email. The writer has already reported factory waste in the lake and suggested enforcing factory rules. Which sentence is a logically suitable expectation that neither restates the complaint nor adds a different problem?

Soru 16 / 20

A committee is creating a plan for a town with both high vehicle emissions and costly but desirable renewable-energy projects. Which plan addresses both problems while avoiding the claim that the transition has no constraints?

Soru 17 / 20

Consider the statement: “We should replace disposable cups with reusable ones because people use too much electricity.” A student wants to correct the reason without changing the proposed action. Which revision does that?

Soru 18 / 20

A town has two stages of action. Stage 1 must produce an immediate improvement to market waste at night. Stage 2 should be a possible lasting change rather than a guaranteed promise. Which wording respects both stages?

Soru 19 / 20

Read the debate: A: “Fossil fuels cause pollution, so we need alternatives.” B: “Some alternatives cost more and may need larger areas.” C: “Then all investment is pointless.” Which response uses A and B to show why C is an unjustified conclusion?

Soru 20 / 20

A school’s final task is: “Write to the mayor about irregular public transport, state why it matters for the environment, propose an action and end with an expectation.” Which outline fulfills all four required functions in order?

Test Soruları

Which suggestion directly concerns excessive energy consumption rather than changing energy sources?

For a complaint email about a dirty street, which phrase can naturally introduce the action to be taken?

The municipality collects waste only the morning after the street market. Which action matches the book’s immediate solution?

Someone proposes solar or wind energy because fossil fuels will eventually run out. Which concern does this reason address?

Which word best completes the advice: “We need ___ effective public transportation system.”?

A student writes, “The lake is terribly polluted. I expect the municipality to take action.” Which additional sentence would turn this into a message containing a concrete solution?

A student proposes “Raise awareness” as the only response to a clearly identified factory-waste problem in the lake. Which revision most directly addresses the cause *as well*?

The sentence “We need better public transportation” is rewritten with a verb. Which form preserves the advice and is grammatically correct?

A municipal officer asks for *a citizen-level daily action* and *an authority-level service improvement* related to traffic emissions. Which pair fits the roles?

Which proposal respects both the *problem* and the *time condition* in this message? “The marketplace has closed, yet waste and a bad smell remain all night.”

During a debate, one speaker says, “Fossil fuels are finite, so we must seek alternatives.” Another says, “Changing the system takes time and money.” Which reply addresses both points?

The local environment club writes: “Residents should use reusable items. The next step is to ask them to waste more paper.” What is wrong with the second sentence?

An official is writing the *expectation* after two solutions in a formal complaint email. Which sentence belongs in that final function?

A project must use *only the actions named in the textbook* and directly address (i) overuse of paper and (ii) unnecessary electricity consumption. Which joint proposal satisfies these two constraints?

Five sentences are offered as the closing portion of a complaint email. The writer has already reported factory waste in the lake and suggested enforcing factory rules. Which sentence is a logically suitable *expectation* that neither restates the complaint nor adds a different problem?

A committee is creating a plan for a town with both high vehicle emissions and costly but desirable renewable-energy projects. Which plan addresses *both problems* while avoiding the claim that the transition has no constraints?

Consider the statement: “We should replace disposable cups with reusable ones because people use too much electricity.” A student wants to correct the *reason* without changing the proposed action. Which revision does that?

A town has two stages of action. Stage 1 must produce an *immediate* improvement to market waste at night. Stage 2 should be a *possible* lasting change rather than a guaranteed promise. Which wording respects both stages?