11. Sınıf İngilizce Family Traditions and Shared-Home Solutions — Bütüncül Transfer

The family still shares recipes each winter, but now grandchildren join by video call. A related classroom note adds: Parents invite suggestions before deciding how to divide weekend duties.

1. A The tradition continues through a new form of participation.
2. B Every generation must copy each action exactly.
3. C The family has no shared memory or repeated practice.
4. D The tradition has disappeared because one detail changed.
5. E A new tool automatically makes the custom meaningless.

Ece thinks her brother’s music is too loud while she studies. A related classroom note adds: Family photos are sometimes shared without consent.

1. A You must obey my preference because discussion is impossible.
2. B A suggestion and a legal requirement always mean the same thing.
3. C No one has any responsibility in a shared home.
4. D Respect means that only one person may speak.
5. E She should explain the problem calmly and suggest quiet hours.

One person opens a window for fresh air while another feels cold. A related classroom note adds: Grandpa prefers an early dinner, but the teenagers return later from practice.

1. A Different comfort needs are creating the disagreement.
2. B The other person certainly intended to cause harm.
3. C Winning the argument is more important than solving the issue.
4. D One person is entirely bad and no behaviour can change.
5. E The problem should be ignored until it becomes larger.

Family photos are sometimes shared without consent. A related classroom note adds: Two siblings need the only desk at the same time for different weekday online lessons.

1. A Repeat the same failed arrangement without reviewing it.
2. B Promise to improve without naming any action or time.
3. C Punish every family member for one unresolved issue.
4. D They should ask the people shown before posting each photo.
5. E Let one person decide forever without hearing anyone else.

The family tells the same migration story, and each generation adds its own questions. A related classroom note adds: Ece thinks her brother’s music is too loud while she studies.

1. A The family has no shared memory or repeated practice.
2. B Every generation must copy each action exactly.
3. C The tradition has disappeared because one detail changed.
4. D A new tool automatically makes the custom meaningless.
5. E The shared story remains active through intergenerational dialogue.

The family rule requires everyone to lock the door at night for safety. A related classroom note adds: Different room temperatures cause daily arguments.

1. A Respect means that only one person may speak.
2. B No one has any responsibility in a shared home.
3. C You must obey my preference because discussion is impossible.
4. D A suggestion and a legal requirement always mean the same thing.
5. E Everyone has to lock the door because it is a shared safety rule.

Dirty dishes remain overnight although the family agreed on a rotation. A related classroom note adds: A guest is arriving, and the family agreed yesterday to prepare the spare room together.

1. A One person is entirely bad and no behaviour can change.
2. B Winning the argument is more important than solving the issue.
3. C The behaviour breaks a shared task agreement and affects others.
4. D The problem should be ignored until it becomes larger.
5. E The other person certainly intended to cause harm.

Different room temperatures cause daily arguments. A related classroom note adds: Morning noise disturbs the night-shift worker before the required rest period ends.

1. A Punish every family member for one unresolved issue.
2. B Repeat the same failed arrangement without reviewing it.
3. C Promise to improve without naming any action or time.
4. D Let one person decide forever without hearing anyone else.
5. E They can agree on a range and review it after a one-week trial.

Younger relatives added vegetarian dishes to the annual table without removing older recipes. A related classroom note adds: The family rule requires everyone to lock the door at night for safety.

1. A A new tool automatically makes the custom meaningless.
2. B The tradition has disappeared because one detail changed.
3. C The meal tradition expanded to include new needs.
4. D Every generation must copy each action exactly.
5. E The family has no shared memory or repeated practice.

Morning noise disturbs the night-shift worker before the required rest period ends. A related classroom note adds: Ece thinks her brother’s music is too loud while she studies.

1. A Repeat the same failed arrangement without reviewing it.
2. B The family can set quiet hours and prepare noisy tasks later.
3. C Punish every family member for one unresolved issue.
4. D Let one person decide forever without hearing anyone else.
5. E Promise to improve without naming any action or time.