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Karma Test
9. Sınıf İngilizce School Life Ülkelerin Başkentleri ve Turistik Yerler - Karma Test 2
9. Sınıf İngilizce School Life Ülkelerin Başkentleri ve Turistik Yerler konusuna yönelik farklı zorluk seviyelerinden 20 sorudan oluşan Karma Test 2.
- Ders
- İngilizce
- Ünite
- School Life
- Konu
- Ülkelerin Başkentleri ve Turistik Yerler
- Test türü
- Karma Test
- Test numarası
- 2
Test Soruları
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Soru 2 / 20
Nora finishes her journey in Thailand. Which place does she visit there?
Soru 3 / 20
During Nora’s Turkic states journey, which city is connected with the Amir Timur Museum and Independence Square?
Soru 4 / 20
Which city does Nora visit to see Nisa and the carpet art in the Turkmen Carpet Museum?
Soru 5 / 20
Nora wants to buy Kyrgyz goods such as cheese, meat, and spices. Where does the text say she goes?
Soru 6 / 20
Nora spends time in Lefkoşa before visiting other Turkic states. Which experience is described there?
Soru 7 / 20
Which option correctly summarises Nora’s activities in Peru?
Soru 8 / 20
A traveller wants to see the Amir Timur Museum first and then shop for Kyrgyz goods. Which city order matches Nora’s route information?
Soru 9 / 20
Which city is described both as the capital and the largest city of its country in the reading text?
Soru 10 / 20
In Diego and Ishaan’s trip, what is the correct contrast between New Delhi and Acapulco?
Soru 11 / 20
What is the strongest similarity between the Tokyo and Mexico City examples in the dialogue?
Soru 12 / 20
Which set contains only the three sites listed in Baku as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Azerbaijan text?
Soru 13 / 20
Which option correctly groups Chile’s natural/adventure places from the reading text?
Soru 14 / 20
Tokyo, Mexico City, and Santiago are all identified as capitals in the theme. Which feature distinguishes Santiago in the reading text?
Soru 15 / 20
Which statement correctly preserves all three facts from Diego and Ishaan’s passage and the Japan–Mexico dialogue?
Soru 16 / 20
Which statement breaks the city–place pattern in Nora’s Turkic states journey?
Soru 17 / 20
Examine the pairs. I. Japan — Tokyo — Mount Fuji II. Mexico — Mexico City — National Palace III. Azerbaijan — Baku — Maiden Tower IV. Chile — Santiago — Andes/Pacific activities Which option contains all and only the fully supported pairs?
Soru 18 / 20
A traveller plans three stops: first a UNESCO-listed site in Azerbaijan’s capital, then a national park of lakes and glaciers in Chile, and finally a famous mountain trip from Japan’s capital. Which country order fits the clues?
Soru 19 / 20
A mixed note says: “Tokyo—National Palace/Reforma Avenue; Mexico City—Tokyo National Museum/Mount Fuji.” Which revision fixes both destinations at once?
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