10. Sınıf İngilizce City Attractions, Services and Transport — Temeli Kur

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City Attractions, Services and Transport — directions and landmarks: Read the note carefully. Which statement is fully supported by its language and meaning?

From the library, walk past the bank and turn left at the pharmacy; the museum is beside the park.

The visitor turns left after passing the bank.
The destination is the same as the starting point.
The visitor should ignore every landmark and walk randomly.
The route requires a turn in the opposite direction.
The visitor must leave the city before reaching the place.

City Attractions, Services and Transport — matching needs to public services: Read the note carefully. Which statement is fully supported by its language and meaning?

Eren needs to send a signed document and buy a stamp before the office closes.

The person should visit a place that cannot provide the requested service.
Every public building offers exactly the same service.
Eren should go to the post office.
The service is available only in a different historical period.
The person has no need to complete any stated task.

City Attractions, Services and Transport — directions and landmarks: Which response uses the evidence accurately without adding an unsupported detail?

Leave the station, cross the square and take the second street on your right to reach the theatre.

The theatre is reached by using the second right after the square.
The route requires a turn in the opposite direction.
The visitor must leave the city before reaching the place.
The destination is the same as the starting point.
The visitor should ignore every landmark and walk randomly.

City Attractions, Services and Transport — matching needs to public services: Which response uses the evidence accurately without adding an unsupported detail?

A visitor has lost a wallet and wants to make an official report.

The service is available only in a different historical period.
The person has no need to complete any stated task.
The visitor should contact the police station.
The person should visit a place that cannot provide the requested service.
Every public building offers exactly the same service.

City Attractions, Services and Transport — directions and landmarks: Which sentence best completes the interpretation of this context?

The café is opposite the clock tower and just behind the tourist information office.

The destination is the same as the starting point.
The visitor must leave the city before reaching the place.
The route requires a turn in the opposite direction.
The clock tower and information office are useful landmarks for the café.
The visitor should ignore every landmark and walk randomly.

City Attractions, Services and Transport — matching needs to public services: Which sentence best completes the interpretation of this context?

Selin needs a quiet place to borrow two research books.

The person should visit a place that cannot provide the requested service.
Every public building offers exactly the same service.
The service is available only in a different historical period.
The person has no need to complete any stated task.
Selin should use the public library.

City Attractions, Services and Transport — directions and landmarks: Which option preserves both the grammar and the intended meaning of the note?

Go straight until the traffic lights; the art gallery is on the corner before the bridge.

The route requires a turn in the opposite direction.
The visitor must leave the city before reaching the place.
The gallery comes before the bridge on the route.
The destination is the same as the starting point.
The visitor should ignore every landmark and walk randomly.

City Attractions, Services and Transport — matching needs to public services: Which option preserves both the grammar and the intended meaning of the note?

A resident wants to ask about recycling collection and a damaged streetlight.

The person has no need to complete any stated task.
Every public building offers exactly the same service.
The service is available only in a different historical period.
The municipal service desk is the relevant contact.
The person should visit a place that cannot provide the requested service.

City Attractions, Services and Transport — directions and landmarks: What is the most defensible conclusion when the wording and context are considered together?

Take Green Street uphill, pass the school and stop at the stone building between the market and post office.

The visitor must leave the city before reaching the place.
The destination is the same as the starting point.
The destination stands between two public places.
The visitor should ignore every landmark and walk randomly.
The route requires a turn in the opposite direction.

City Attractions, Services and Transport — matching needs to public services: What is the most defensible conclusion when the wording and context are considered together?

A traveller needs a city map and current opening times for attractions.

Every public building offers exactly the same service.
The person has no need to complete any stated task.
The service is available only in a different historical period.
The person should visit a place that cannot provide the requested service.
The tourist information office can provide both details.