11. Sınıf İngilizce Family Traditions and Shared-Home Solutions — Kanıtı Uygula

Two siblings need the desk at the same time for different online lessons.

1. A The problem should be ignored until it becomes larger.
2. B Winning the argument is more important than solving the issue.
3. C The other person certainly intended to cause harm.
4. D The conflict is about overlapping access to one shared resource.
5. E One person is entirely bad and no behaviour can change.

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 They can create a timetable and alternate the first study slot.
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.

Dirty dishes remain overnight although the family agreed on a rotation.

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

The agreed cleaning rotation is often forgotten during a busy school week.

1. A Punish every family member for one unresolved issue.
2. B Promise to improve without naming any action or time.
3. C Repeat the same failed arrangement without reviewing it.
4. D Let one person decide forever without hearing anyone else.
5. E A visible weekly chart with names and check marks makes duties trackable.

One person opens a window for fresh air while another feels cold.

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

Different room temperatures cause daily arguments.

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

A teenager posts a family photo without asking, and a relative wants privacy.

1. A The conflict concerns consent and privacy, not the value of the relationship.
2. B The problem should be ignored until it becomes larger.
3. C The other person certainly intended to cause harm.
4. D One person is entirely bad and no behaviour can change.
5. E Winning the argument is more important than solving the issue.

Family photos are sometimes shared without consent.

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

Morning noise wakes a family member who works a night shift.

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

Morning noise disturbs the night-shift worker before the required rest period ends.

1. A Promise to improve without naming any action or time.
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 Repeat the same failed arrangement without reviewing it.
5. E Let one person decide forever without hearing anyone else.