2022-2023 9.Sınıf İngilizce 2.Dönem 2.Yazılı - Test sınavı 9.Sınıf kategorisinin İngilizce alt kategorisinin, 2 dönemine ait. Bu sınav Orta derecede zorluktadır. Toplamda 23 sorudan oluşmaktadır.
What is the difference between "must" and "have to" when expressing obligations in English?
A) "Must" is stronger and more formal than "have to"
B) "Must" is weaker and less formal than "have to"
C) There is no difference in meaning between the two
D) "Must" is only used in written English, while "have to" is used in spoken English
E) "Have to" is stronger and more formal than "must"
When expressing an obligation in English, which of the following sentence structures is correct?
A) Obligation + verb + subject
B) Subject + verb + obligation
C) Verb + obligation + subject
D) Obligation + subject + verb
E) Subject + obligation + verb
Which of the following modal verbs is used to express a strong obligation in English?
A) Should B) May C) Can D) Must E) Might
What is the best way to give clear and concise instructions during an emergency?
A) Use technical jargon to ensure understanding
B) Use long sentences with multiple instructions at once
C) Speak slowly and repeat important information
D) Speak loudly and authoritatively
E) All of the above
In an emergency situation, it is important to:
A) Panic and run around
B) Remain calm and follow instructions
C) Ignore any instructions given
D) Wait for someone else to take charge
E) None of the above
During an emergency, it is important to stay _____ in order to make good decisions.
A) Excited B) Calm
C) Frustrated D) Aggressive
E) None of the above
Which of the following phrases is an appropriate way to start talking about something that has happened recently?
A) "Let's talk about something completely unrelated."
B) "I don't want to talk about it."
C) "Have you heard about what happened?"
D) "I don't care what you have to say."
E) "I'm not interested in discussing recent events."
When talking about recent events, it is important to:
A) Use neutral language and avoid exaggerating or distorting the facts
B) Focus only on your own perspective and ignore other viewpoints
C) Use hyperbolic language and make everything seem like a huge deal
D) Talk over other people and ignore their contributions to the conversation
E) Only talk about events that support your preconceived opinions
Which of the following is an appropriate response when someone shares something that has happened to them recently?
A) Dismiss their experience as unimportant and irrelevant
B) Interrupt them and start talking about your own experiences instead
C) Listen actively and ask questions to show interest and support
D) Laugh and make fun of their experience
E) Ignore what they are saying and focus on your own thoughts and opinions
Your cousin wants to quit their job and start their own business. What advice would you give them?
A) Don't quit your job. Starting a business is too risky.
B) Go for it. Starting a business is a great way to be your own boss.
C) Ask for advice from successful entrepreneurs before starting a business.
D) Don't start a business in this economy.
E) I'm not sure.
Your classmate is nervous about giving a presentation in front of the class. What advice would you give them?
A) Don't worry about it. It's just a presentation.
B) Practice your presentation in front of a mirror.
C) Take deep breaths before starting your presentation.
D) Imagine everyone in the audience is naked.
E) I don't know.
Which of the following is an appropriate way to answer an interview question?
A) Ramble on without getting to the point
B) Give a vague and general answer
C) Speak negatively about your past experiences and employers
D) Give specific examples and details to support your answer
E) Speak in a monotone voice without any enthusiasm
Which of the following is an appropriate question to ask during an interview?
A) "How much vacation time will I get?"
B) "What are your policies on dating in the workplace?"
C) "Can you tell me more about the company culture?"
D) "How soon can I take a day off after I start?"
E) "Do I have to work on weekends?"
When making an inquiry, which of the following should be included in the email?
A) Your entire life story
B) Only questions, no introduction
C) Your contact information and a brief introduction
D) Just the questions, no greeting or closing
E) A lengthy complaint about the company
Which of the following is an example of a polite way to make an inquiry?
A) "Why haven't you responded to my email yet?"
B) "Can you please tell me when my order will be shipped?"
C) "What's the deal with your terrible customer service?"
D) "I demand that you tell me what's going on!"
E) "Why are you such an incompetent company?"
What is the purpose of asking questions during an interview?
A) To make the interviewee feel uncomfortable
B) To get to know the interviewee better and assess their suitability for the position
C) To waste time
D) To prove how much the interviewer knows
E) To trick the interviewee into revealing personal information
What is an appropriate way for an interviewee to prepare for answering questions in an interview?
A) Memorize a script and recite it word for word
B) Make up answers on the spot
C) Research the company and the job position in advance
D) Ignore the questions and talk about irrelevant topics
E) Lie about their qualifications and experience
Which of the following verb tenses is used to talk about past events in a chronological order?
A) Present simple B) Present perfect
C) Past simple D) Past continuous
E) Future simple
Which of the following sentences is NOT grammatically correct for talking about a past event?
A) I went to the museum yesterday.
B) She has finished her homework an hour ago.
C) We saw a great movie last night.
D) They played basketball every Sunday.
E) He studied for his exam all night.
Which of the following phrases is commonly used to introduce a past event in a conversation?
A) "As far as I know..." B) "In my opinion..."
C) "To be honest..." D) "Actually..."
E) "The other day..."
What is the most common way to order food at a restaurant in English-speaking countries?
A) Writing a note to the server
B) Asking for the menu
C) Using a smartphone app
D) Sending an email in advance
E) None of the above
What is the polite way to decline an offer for food when ordering in English?
A) Saying "no"
B) Saying "I'm not hungry"
C) Saying "I don't like that"
D) Saying "I'm afraid I can't eat that"
E) None of the above
Which of the following is a typical way to express gratitude when ordering food in English?
A) Saying "Thanks, dude!"
B) Saying "That's what I'm talking about!"
C) Saying "Thank you very much"
D) Saying "No worries"
E) None of the above
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