9. Sınıf İngilizce Countries, Capitals and Celebrations — Kanıtı Uygula

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Countries, Capitals and Celebrations — celebration detail and purpose: Read the note carefully. Which statement is fully supported by its language and meaning?

On 23 April, children take part in school performances and share messages of friendship.

The event is organised to cancel a national memory.
Visitors are not allowed to join any activity.
The celebration highlights children and international friendship.
Every participant must wear the same traditional costume.
The ceremony always lasts for an entire month.

Countries, Capitals and Celebrations — introduction and intercultural response: Read the note carefully. Which statement is fully supported by its language and meaning?

A new student says, “I am from Morocco, and this is my first week here.”

Welcome! Which city are you from, and how can we help you settle in?
I already know every detail about your country.
National identity tells us exactly what a person believes.
Everyone from that country must have the same habits.
Your culture is strange, so I will not ask about it.

Countries, Capitals and Celebrations — celebration detail and purpose: Which response uses the evidence accurately without adding an unsupported detail?

The town holds a short ceremony in the morning to remember an important historical day.

The ceremony always lasts for an entire month.
The event is organised to cancel a national memory.
Every participant must wear the same traditional costume.
Visitors are not allowed to join any activity.
The morning event has a commemorative purpose.

Countries, Capitals and Celebrations — introduction and intercultural response: Which response uses the evidence accurately without adding an unsupported detail?

Liam explains that his family celebrates a special day differently from his classmates.

Everyone from that country must have the same habits.
That sounds interesting; could you tell us what the day means to your family?
National identity tells us exactly what a person believes.
I already know every detail about your country.
Your culture is strange, so I will not ask about it.

Countries, Capitals and Celebrations — celebration detail and purpose: Which sentence best completes the interpretation of this context?

Families gather in the square, listen to music and watch a flag parade in the evening.

The ceremony always lasts for an entire month.
The programme includes public activities in the town square.
The event is organised to cancel a national memory.
Every participant must wear the same traditional costume.
Visitors are not allowed to join any activity.

Countries, Capitals and Celebrations — introduction and intercultural response: Which sentence best completes the interpretation of this context?

A visitor cannot find the national history exhibition in the school hall.

I already know every detail about your country.
Let me show you the exhibition and explain the signs on the way.
National identity tells us exactly what a person believes.
Everyone from that country must have the same habits.
Your culture is strange, so I will not ask about it.

Countries, Capitals and Celebrations — celebration detail and purpose: Which option preserves both the grammar and the intended meaning of the note?

Students prepare posters about national unity before presenting them to visitors.

The posters communicate a message about unity.
Visitors are not allowed to join any activity.
Every participant must wear the same traditional costume.
The event is organised to cancel a national memory.
The ceremony always lasts for an entire month.

Countries, Capitals and Celebrations — introduction and intercultural response: Which option preserves both the grammar and the intended meaning of the note?

Two exchange students pronounce the same city name differently.

I already know every detail about your country.
National identity tells us exactly what a person believes.
Everyone from that country must have the same habits.
Your culture is strange, so I will not ask about it.
Let’s listen to both pronunciations and ask how each speaker says it.

Countries, Capitals and Celebrations — celebration detail and purpose: What is the most defensible conclusion when the wording and context are considered together?

The museum opens free of charge so young people can learn why the day is celebrated.

The ceremony always lasts for an entire month.
Visitors are not allowed to join any activity.
The event is organised to cancel a national memory.
Every participant must wear the same traditional costume.
Free admission supports learning about the celebration.

Countries, Capitals and Celebrations — introduction and intercultural response: What is the most defensible conclusion when the wording and context are considered together?

A classmate asks whether every region in Türkiye has identical celebrations.

Everyone from that country must have the same habits.
I already know every detail about your country.
Your culture is strange, so I will not ask about it.
National identity tells us exactly what a person believes.
Regions may share a day but include different local activities.