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Karma Test
12. Sınıf İngilizce Technology Mülakatlarda Soru Sorma ve Yanıtlama - Karma Test 3
12. Sınıf İngilizce Technology Mülakatlarda Soru Sorma ve Yanıtlama konusuna yönelik farklı zorluk seviyelerinden 20 sorudan oluşan Karma Test 3.
- Ders
- İngilizce
- Ünite
- Technology
- Konu
- Mülakatlarda Soru Sorma ve Yanıtlama
- Test türü
- Karma Test
- Test numarası
- 3
Test Soruları
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After an answer, the interviewer says, “Could you give an example?” What is the purpose?
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A learner writes “People can exchange messages even when they are far apart.” Which topic does the sentence illustrate most directly?
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Interviewer: “Where do you usually join online study meetings?” Which reply answers the question?
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A student has finished interviewing a classmate. Which closing fits the situation?
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Two classmates answer a question differently. What should the interviewer do when taking notes?
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Q: “How has technology changed the time you spend with friends?” A: “I call them more often.” What should the interviewer ask to learn the effect on face-to-face meetings?
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A classmate says, “Technology saves time because I can send files immediately.” Which sentence correctly separates the reason from the claimed result?
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A researcher asks two questions in order: “Do you use social media for study groups?” → “What makes it useful or distracting?” What is the function of the second question?
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Someone is interviewed about “easier communication”. Which answer provides both a clear claim and a relevant supporting example?
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Two interviewees say: A—“I always mute notifications when studying.” B—“I sometimes mute them, but not when I expect an urgent message.” Which comparison is justified?
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A student records: “I think working online might save time, but I am not sure it suits everyone.” Which report is faithful to the hesitation?
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An interviewer asks, “What happens when you check messages during a face-to-face conversation?” Which answer most directly addresses the question?
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A pupil writes these interview notes: “Selim—Online contact is fast; serious talks are better in person. Duru—Face-to-face meetings are valuable; online contact helps when distance is a problem.” Which sentence can be used as the opening of a comparison paragraph?
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An interviewer asks “What is your favourite social media app?”; the reply is “I prefer one that helps me organize group work.” The interview goal, however, is the effect of social media on social life. Which revision and follow-up together improve the evidence?
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A sociologist is asked, “Does technology always save time?” They reply, “It can shorten communication, but it may also add interruptions.” Which inference respects BOTH modal expressions?
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Interview question: “Why do you think texting saves time?” Answer: “I can send short updates immediately, so my friends do not have to wait for a meeting.” Which statement correctly assigns the roles of the ideas?
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A project group wants to report classmates’ views accurately. Notes: A—“Online meetings sometimes save travel time.” B—“I like online meetings for short updates, but not for long debates.” C—“I have never attended an online meeting.” Which conclusion is justified?
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An interview has this sequence: (1) “How do you keep in touch with distant classmates?” (2) “I send messages, but sometimes the meaning is unclear.” (3) “Could you describe one message that caused confusion?” What is the MOST precise analysis of step (3)?
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