On the Phone and the Internet: Kümülatif Bölüm 1–4 Yanılgı Analizi

Read the original call or online message: A caller asks for Mert, and his sister replies, “Just a moment. I will get him.”

1. A Mert’s sister refuses to connect him and ends the call immediately.
2. B Mert is available, and the receiver will connect him after a short wait.
3. C “Just a moment” proves that Mert is not at this number.
4. D The short wait shows that Mert is permanently unavailable at this number.

Read the original call or online message: The caller says, “Tell Eylül that today’s library study has moved to Room 4.”

1. A Room 4 is the caller’s name rather than the library study’s new location.
2. B The library study stays in its original room today.
3. C The message reports a room change but gives no information about when it applies.
4. D The essential message is that today’s study has moved to Room 4.

Read the original call or online message: A vocabulary app needs the microphone for pronunciation but also asks to access the contact list.

1. A Pronunciation practice requires the contact list but not the microphone.
2. B Access to every contact is necessary for pronunciation practice.
3. C Contact-list access is unrelated to pronunciation and should be denied or reviewed.
4. D Every permission from the vocabulary app is relevant to speaking practice.

Read the original call or online message: A student asks, “Just to confirm, the deadline is Friday at noon, right?”

1. A The student changes the Friday deadline to a different time without asking.
2. B The purpose is to verify the exact deadline before taking action.
3. C “Just to confirm” means that the Friday-noon deadline is being cancelled.
4. D The question politely declines every action connected with the deadline.

Read the original call or online message: After the caller identifies herself, the receiver says, “Ela is on another call right now.”

1. A Ela is permanently unreachable because she is speaking on another call now.
2. B “On another call” means that Ela is not using a telephone.
3. C The receiver says that Ela is free and waiting on the same telephone line.
4. D Ela is temporarily busy on a different call rather than unknown or permanently unavailable.

Read the original call or online message: When passing on a homework reminder, the caller name and the class communication channel are already known.

1. A A brief lesson message does not require a home address or an account password.
2. B The class communication channel is insufficient unless an account password is added.
3. C The known caller must provide a home address before the homework reminder can be passed on.
4. D The receiver must collect the caller’s account password for the lesson message.

Read the original call or online message: A library computer offers to save the password and keep the account signed in.

1. A On a shared device, credentials should not be saved and the user should sign out.
2. B Signing out would expose the account more than leaving it open on the shared device.
3. C Leaving the account signed in protects it on a shared computer after the library session ends.
4. D Saving the password is safest because the computer belongs to the library.

Read the original call or online message: The message says, “I can show you how to upload the homework if you need help.”

1. A The conditional phrase means that the homework has already been uploaded.
2. B The message reports that help with the upload process was completed earlier.
3. C The sender offers help with the homework-upload process.
4. D The sender requests upload help from the receiver instead of providing it.

Read the original call or online message: Mixed opening lines include “Hello,” “This is Burak,” and “May I speak to Zeynep?”

1. A A coherent opening greets first, identifies the caller and then requests the person.
2. B A telephone opening should begin by ending the conversation with “Goodbye” before any greeting or identification.
3. C The three opening lines work best in reverse order, beginning with the request.
4. D Burak should request Zeynep before greeting or identifying himself.

Read the original call or online message: The caller says, “No message, thanks. I will call again after dinner.”

1. A The caller accepts the offer and leaves a detailed message before dinner.
2. B “No message” means that the caller wants to leave a detailed note.
3. C Calling after dinner means that the caller will not contact the person again.
4. D The caller declines to leave a message and chooses to call again later.