11. Sınıf İngilizce Family Traditions and Shared-Home Solutions — Temeli Kur

The family still shares recipes each winter, but now grandchildren join by video call.

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

The family rule requires everyone to lock the door at night for safety.

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

They once wrote holiday messages by hand; today they create a shared digital album with the same wishes.

1. A The tradition has disappeared because one detail changed.
2. B The medium changed while the purpose of sharing wishes remained.
3. C The family has no shared memory or repeated practice.
4. D A new tool automatically makes the custom meaningless.
5. E Every generation must copy each action exactly.

Ece thinks her brother’s music is too loud while she studies.

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

Sunday lunch moved from the grandparents’ house to a park during renovation.

1. A Every generation must copy each action exactly.
2. B Changing the place did not end the regular family gathering.
3. C A new tool automatically makes the custom meaningless.
4. D The tradition has disappeared because one detail changed.
5. E The family has no shared memory or repeated practice.

Parents invite suggestions before deciding how to divide weekend duties.

1. A Family members can discuss a fair division of responsibilities.
2. B You must obey my preference because discussion is impossible.
3. C A suggestion and a legal requirement always mean the same thing.
4. D No one has any responsibility in a shared home.
5. E Respect means that only one person may speak.

Younger relatives added vegetarian dishes to the annual table without removing older recipes.

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

A guest is arriving, and the family agreed yesterday to prepare the spare room together.

1. A No one has any responsibility in a shared home.
2. B You must obey my preference because discussion is impossible.
3. C Respect means that only one person may speak.
4. D They need to complete the responsibility they agreed on.
5. E A suggestion and a legal requirement always mean the same thing.

The family tells the same migration story, and each generation adds its own questions.

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

Grandpa prefers an early dinner, but the teenagers return later from practice.

1. A A suggestion and a legal requirement always mean the same thing.
2. B Respect means that only one person may speak.
3. C The family should discuss a time that considers both routines.
4. D No one has any responsibility in a shared home.
5. E You must obey my preference because discussion is impossible.