Adventures: Bölüm 3–4 Uygulama ve Karar

Read the original activity note: A supervised cycling checklist requires a well-fitted helmet before the trail begins.

1. A The checklist makes the helmet optional once the trail has begun.
2. B The fitted helmet is matched with head protection during cycling.
3. C A helmet is worn to keep the feet warm.
4. D The fitted helmet protects the hands during the supervised cycling session.

Read the original activity note: Mert writes, “Last summer, I tried canoeing on a calm lake.”

1. A The words “last summer” introduce a future canoeing plan on the calm lake.
2. B The calm-lake experience is happening now because the verb is “tried”.
3. C “Last summer” and “tried” place the completed canoeing experience in the past.
4. D Mert plans to try canoeing next summer rather than describing a completed experience.

Read the original activity note: Everyone in the rafting boat wears a life jacket selected by the trained guide.

1. A The life jacket provides flotation-related protection in a water activity.
2. B The trained guide selects the life jacket only to protect riders from sunlight.
3. C The life jacket is selected only as ordinary clothing in the rafting boat.
4. D Wearing the jacket has no protective role in the rafting boat.

Read the original activity note: The diary says, “We went trekking yesterday and saw two waterfalls.”

1. A “Went” and “saw” are irregular past forms supported by “yesterday”.
2. B Only “yesterday” is in the past; “went” and “saw” refer to the present.
3. C The group will trek tomorrow and may see two waterfalls in the future.
4. D “Went” and “saw” describe actions happening now in the diary entry about yesterday.

Read the original activity note: An indoor climbing notice lists a harness, a rope and a trained instructor.

1. A The harness replaces the trained instructor during the indoor climbing session.
2. B The harness and rope are connected with controlled climbing protection.
3. C A harness is a bag used for carrying drinks during the climbing session.
4. D The rope and harness are unrelated to controlled protection on the wall.

Read the original activity note: Ela says, “I joined the climbing session, but I did not finish the final route.”

1. A Failing to finish the final route means that no participation occurred.
2. B The word “joined” proves that every route was completed.
3. C Ela did not join the climbing session but completed its final route.
4. D Participation happened, but the final route was not completed.

Read the original activity note: A ski card lists goggles for protection from wind, snow and bright reflected light.

1. A Bright reflected light makes eye protection unnecessary on the snowy route.
2. B The goggles protect the skier’s feet from wind and reflected light.
3. C Goggles make the skis move along the slope.
4. D Goggles protect the eyes in the stated snowy environment.

Read the original activity note: Ozan writes, “I felt nervous at first but proud at the end.”

1. A The feeling changes from nervousness at the beginning to pride at the end.
2. B “At first” and “at the end” show that the feeling never changes from the beginning to the end.
3. C Ozan felt proud first and nervous only at the end of the experience.
4. D The two time expressions describe one unchanged feeling of nervousness.

Read the original activity note: A beginner skating session requires knee pads and wrist guards.

1. A Knee pads and wrist guards are decorative items with no link to possible falls.
2. B The equipment protects the named body areas during possible falls.
3. C Knee pads protect the wrists, while wrist guards protect the knees.
4. D The named equipment is intended to increase the effect of a fall.

Read the original activity note: The report says, “First we met the guide, then we checked the equipment, and finally we started.”

1. A The group started before meeting the guide and checked equipment last.
2. B The past actions occur in the order of meeting, checking and starting.
3. C “Finally we started” describes the first past action in the recorded three-step order.
4. D Meeting, checking and starting happened in reverse order in the report.