Noun Clauses and Indirect Speech Testleri 13

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Soru 1

Why the lorry burst into ñames will probably never be known for certain.

A	They didn't say exactly what the cause of the engine fire on the lorry was.
B	We couldn’t understand how a loriy could just burst into ñames so suddenly.
C	It is likely that we'll never know what caused the lorry to burst into flames.
D	It will take a long time before we know exactly what caused the lorry to burst into flames.
E	He found it impossible to explain why his lorry had suddenly burst into flames.

Soru 2

Many people couldn’t understand why they had placed him in a hospital for the mentally ill instead of putting him on trial for murder.

A	Even though he was definitely guilty of murder, they put him in a mental hospital for treatment because he was also mad.
B	Nobody was surprised that he was mentally ill, but most people thought that he should have been sent to prison anyway.
C	It surprised a lot of people that they put him into a mental hospital and did not try him for murder in the law courts.
D	I didn’t consider it fair Lhat he received hospital treatment for his mental illness instead of going to prison for his crime.
E	Despite being mentally ill, he was tried for murder in a court of law instead of receiving hospital treatment for his condition.

Soru 3

Nobody expected our team to win the tournament, but we played even worse than anyone had imagined.

A	Everyone was surprised when we won the competition because no one had anticipated such a good performance from us at all.
B	Contrary to all comments, we did not play as badly as we normally do, yet we still didn't win the tournament.
C	Because we weren't expected to win the competition anyway, no one was surprised when we finished in a poor position.
D	Although we were not considered to be the winner of the tournament, our performance was even worse than all expectations.
E	We didn’t win the competition, yet we played a lot better than anyone had imagined.

Soru 4

My professor says that determination is a more beneficial personal quality than intelligence.

A	My professor believes that intelligent people will only be successful if they are also determined.
B	My professor believes intelligence only leads to excellence if it is matched by an equal amount of personal determination.
C	My professor says that one needs a lot of determination to succeed if one is not exceptionally intelligent.
D	My professor believes people can succeed even if they are not that intelligent but can’t if they are not sufficiently determined.
E	It is my professor’s belief that, of the two personal characteristics, determination and intelligence, the former is more useful.

Soru 5

Both my sister and I prefer not to ask my mother to baby-sit.

A	I don’t like to ask my mother to look after the children, and neither does my sister.
B	Our mother will always look after my sister’s children, and mine too, but we never ask her.
C	My sister and I only ask our mother to look after the children in an emergency,
D	My sister and I would ask our mother to look after the children more often if she liked to do so.
E	My sister doesn't mind asking our mother to look after the children, but I do.

Soru 6

Whether I can go to the match or not depends on my parents’ decision.

A	My parents will decide when I can go to the match.
B	I can only go to the match if my parents say I can.
C	I’m sure my parents won't allow me to go to the match if 1 ask for their permission.
D	If I have been to a match, it means that my parents have allowed me to do so,
E	I’ll tell my parents that the match will go on whether I go or not.

Soru 7

Now that I have reached the age of fifty, I’ll just have to face the fact that I'm not as young as I was.

A	When someone reaches the age of fifty, they have to face the idea that their life is more than half over.
B	Since there was nothing I could do about being fifty, I just tried to get used to it.
C	I don't like being fifty at all, and I’m going to fry to prove I am just as good as I ever was.
D	It is no good telling that just because I am fifty, I should act my age because I feel as young as I ever did.
E	I have to accept that I’m now fifty, and no longer the young man that I used to be.

Soru 8

When his book was not reprinted, even after the first printing had sold out, he became so discouraged that he looked for a job.

A	His first book was so successful that after the first printing sold out, he was offered a good job.
B	Though his book was moderately successful, he thought it necessary to get a job so that he would have a steady income.
C	Although his book was not a total disaster, its failure to achieve a second printing left him depressed, so he sought regular employment.
D	After the first printing of his book sold out, he tried to get it reprinted, but it was so expensive that he gave up on the idea.
E	In spite of its not being a best seller, he was so pleased with the moderate success of his book that he decided on writing as a career.

Soru 9

It is obvious that religion has played a large role in the human history.

A	How important religion was in the past may not be well understood today.
B	Most people accept that the human history was shaped by religion.
C	The important role of religion in world history is acknowledged by many.
D	It’s an undeniable fact that the human history has been affected by religion to a great extent.
E	Regardless of how it is today, religion played an important role in the past.

Soru 10

While the genex^il was preparing his troops for an attack, the enemy secretly surrounded them.

A	When the enemy encompassed his soldiers, the general decided to mount a surprise attack and began to prepare his troops.
B	The enemy was already in a superior position before the general began his war preparations
C	Skill and silence were the main strengths of the enemy, which the general’s army lacked.
D	Due to a careless mistake made by the general, the enemy managed to encircle the whole army.
E	The general was unaware that they were surrounded by the enemy as he was getting his soldiers ready for an attack.

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