11.Sınıf İngilizce 2.Dönem 2.Sınav sınavı 11.Sınıf kategorisinin İngilizce alt kategorisinin, 2 dönemine ait. Bu sınav Orta derecede zorluktadır. Toplamda 24 sorudan oluşmaktadır.
Statement: "I believe that education is the key to success. Without education, people cannot reach their full potential and achieve their goals." What is the author's opinion about education?
A) The author thinks that education is not important.
B) The author thinks that education is important but not necessary.
C) The author thinks that education is necessary for success.
D) The author thinks that education is a waste of time.
E) The author does not express an opinion about education.
Paragraph: "In my opinion, the government should do more to promote renewable energy sources. Fossil fuels are not only a finite resource, but they also contribute to climate change. By investing in renewable energy, we can reduce our carbon footprint and create new jobs in the green energy sector. Moreover, renewable energy is becoming increasingly cost-effective, and it can save consumers money in the long run." What is the author's opinion about renewable energy sources?
A) The author thinks that renewable energy sources are not effective.
B) The author thinks that renewable energy sources are too expensive.
C) The author thinks that renewable energy sources are a good investment.
D) The author does not express an opinion about renewable energy sources.
E) The author thinks that renewable energy sources are harmful to the environment.
What is a good way to start a conversation with someone you have never met before?
A) By avoiding eye contact
B) By asking personal questions
C) By introducing yourself and asking a few questions about the other person
D) By criticizing something about the person's appearance
E) By talking loudly to get their attention
Which of the following statements is NOT a good way to disagree with someone politely?
A) I see what you mean, but I think you might be overlooking something.
B) That's not true at all.
C) I'm sorry, but I have to disagree with you.
D) I can understand why you would say that, but I don't think I agree.
E) I don't think you understand what I'm trying to say.
Which of the following is a polite way to ask someone to clarify their point in a discussion?
A) That's not true, is it?
B) Are you sure about that?
C) Can you explain what you mean?
D) I'm sorry, I don't understand.
E) You must be mistaken.
Which of the following is a way to show you understand someone's point in a discussion?
A) I'm sorry, I don't see it that way.
B) You're wrong, but go on.
C) I completely disagree with you.
D) I see your point, but I still think I'm right.
E) I'm sorry, I don't care.
What is the main purpose of exchanging ideas?
A) To argue with one another
B) To share and discuss different perspectives and viewpoints
C) To prove that one person's ideas are superior to another's
D) To compete with each other for the best ideas
E) None of the above
What is the most effective way to exchange ideas?
A) Interrupting and talking over the other person
B) Ignoring the other person's ideas
C) Listening actively and asking questions
D) Criticizing the other person's ideas
E) None of the above
How can you use active listening to improve your exchanges with others?
A) By interrupting the other person to ask questions
B) By ignoring the other person's body language and tone of voice
C) By summarizing what the other person has said and checking for understanding
D) By assuming that you already know what the other person is going to say
E) None of the above
Which of the following expressions is NOT appropriate for expressing a strong opinion?
A) In my opinion, B) I firmly believe that,
C) To be honest, D) I’m pretty sure that,
E) I kind of think that.
When you strongly agree with someone's opinion, which of the following expressions is most appropriate to use?
A) I'm afraid I can't agree with you more.
B) I'm completely against what you said.
C) I agree with you 100%.
D) I have some reservations about that.
E) I don't really agree with you.
Which sentence best expresses an opinion in a formal context?
A) I think it's really cool.
B) It's my personal opinion that it's really cool.
C) This is totally awesome!
D) I'm pretty sure it's great.
E) That's my idea of perfection.
What is the best response when you don't understand someone's accent or pronunciation?
A) "I can't understand you because of your accent."
B) "Could you please repeat that?"
C) "I'm sorry, I don't speak your language."
D) "Can you write it down for me?"
E) "Speak more slowly."
When giving clarification, what is the best way to ask if someone understands what you are saying?
A) "Do you understand?" B) "Is it clear?"
C) "Are you following me?" D) "Do you get it?"
E) "Do you comprehend?"
Which of the following sentences describes a place with a negative connotation?
A) The park was beautifully maintained and filled with lush greenery.
B) The city center was bustling with activity and lively energy.
C) The abandoned warehouse was dark and eerie, with a musty smell that filled the air.
D) The beach was peaceful and serene, with the sound of the waves lulling visitors into a state of relaxation.
E) The mountain resort was breathtakingly beautiful, with stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
Which of the following sentences is the best description of a person's appearance?
A) She was tall and thin, with short blonde hair and blue eyes.
B) She was a kind and generous person, always willing to lend a helping hand.
C) She had a great sense of humor and could always make her friends laugh.
D) She was a talented musician who played the piano beautifully.
E) She was an intelligent student who always earned top grades in her classes.
Which of the following sentences is NOT a proper way to describe a sports event?
A) The game was intense, with both teams playing very well.
B) The match was boring, with no excitement at all.
C) The competition was fierce, with the participants showing great skills.
D) The tournament was dull, with the players lacking motivation.
E) The race was thrilling, with the runners pushing themselves to the limit.
Which of the following sports originated in the United Kingdom?
A) Tennis B) Volleyball C) Baseball D) Rugby E) Basketball
Which of the following is NOT a winter sport?
A) Snowboarding B) Skiing C) Figure skating
D) Surfing E) Ice hockey
What does the speaker imply about his/her feelings towards extreme sports?
A) He/she finds them thrilling and exciting.
B) He/she thinks they are dangerous and risky.
C) He/she doesn't have any interest in them.
D) He/she enjoys watching them, but not participating.
E) None of the above.
What does the speaker mean when he/she says "I was on the edge of my seat the entire game"?
A) He/she was bored and almost fell asleep.
B) He/she was anxious and nervous during the game.
C) He/she was sitting at the edge of the field watching the game.
D) He/she was cheering loudly for the home team.
E) None of the above.
What is the speaker implying when he/she says "I'm really out of shape"?
A) He/she is not physically fit.
B) He/she is in excellent physical condition.
C) He/she doesn't have any interest in sports.
D) He/she is injured and can't play sports.
E) None of the above.
Which of the following is NOT a type of news story?
A) Hard news B) Soft news C) Feature story
D) Opinion piece E) Editorial
When writing a news report, what should be included in the opening paragraph?
A) Background information on the topic
B) Personal anecdotes
C) The author's opinion
D) The most important information
E) A summary of the entire story
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