1996 YILI ÖYS SORULARI
1) The headmaster asks you if you could show some visitors around your schooll. You are very pleased at this and agree at once, saying:
A. I’m afraid I haven’t got the time at the moment. B. I’ll be delighted to do so.
C. I will if I really have to. D. It’s awful. I hate visitors.
E. I’m sure there are others who could do it better.
2) A friend has knocked over a glass of coke and it’s gone all over the sleeve of your new blouse. You don’t want her to feel bedly about it so you say:
A. That was very careless of you. Why aren’t you more careful?
B. Will it come clean when I wash it?
C. Never mind. I’ll wash it and it will be like new again. D. It was clean on today so I’m really rather annoyed E. It doesn’t matter. As you can see it’s old and mended.
3) A friend wants to borrow a school book from you. You don’t want to lend it to her as she is always slow in returning
everything. She insists. Finally you agree but rather reluctantly. You say:
A. Well, alright take it. But just for one night you must give it back tomorrow.
B. No, certainly not. You never give things back on time. C. I’m sorry I need it myself. Ask Alan to lend you his. D. Why should? You lost last book I lent you.
4) You feel sorry for your mother who has been ill with the flu and has to back to work through she isn’t looking at all well. You want to help her, so you say:
A. If you’d followed the doctor’s advice this wouldn’t have happened.
B. When you get ill, I have to do the house work and I hate doing it.
C. Don’t worry about me. I’m going to the cinema this evening with a friend.
D. When you get home, take a rest. I’ll do the shopping and make the evening meal tonight.
E. I think I’m getting the flu too so I’ll stay at home and keep you company.
5) ln a day or two it will be Alice’s birthday lnstead of
everyone in the group buying her a separate present you think one good present from everyone would be much better. You say:
A. Alice needs a new bag, but she can buy for herself.
B. Let’s all join in and get her something she really likes, like those sport shoes.
C. Has anyone any good idea about what to give Alice? D. As Alice is inviting us to her party I suppose we shall
have to take presents.
E. I don’t know what to buy for Alice. She has everything.
6) You are giving a party and are trying to persuade one of your friends to come to it. You know he doesn’t enjoy crowded, noisy parties so you say to him:
A. Did you expect the party to be such a lively one? I didn’t. B. Everyone will be there. You must come too.
C. There won’t be much to eat, but there will be lots of music and dancing.
D. I didn’t realize that you enjoyed parties so much. E. It is going to be quiet, friendly party. Please join us.
