Soru: İstanbul is .........(big)than Düzce​

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• Blaze3 Workbook & Grammer in Use kitabında 2. ünitenin cevaplarını atabilir misiniz? (Sayfalar Vocabulary Practice 18-21 Grammer Practice 24-27 Skills Practice 28-29 Grammer In Use 9-11 Vocabulaery Bank 93)
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  hamlet

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• DENEME SINAVI 1. Hi, I'm Fred. I wake up at seven every morning and have breakfast. Then, I take my school bus at ten to eight and arrive at school at five past eight. I have six lessons at school. I play basketball with my friends at the break time. After school, I arrive home and take a nap because I get tired. Which of the following is correct according to the text? A) Fred has breakfast at school . B) Fred comes to school at 07 : 50 . C) Fred plays basketball after school .D) Fred has a rest when he comes home .​
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  zairesampson

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• Sorum Ankara ve Yozgat'ta yaşanlara: Ankara ile Yozgat'ın farkları nelerdir? (km olarak değil yapı boyut şeklinde) Lütfen buralarda yaşayanlar kendi illerinin önemli eserlerini vb. yazabilirmi?
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  nola

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• A) Read the text. ________________________ An alarm clock rings, a dog *barks*, a voice calls, “Time to get up!” Every day is full of familiar sounds, but what exactly is sound? Sound is caused by a back and forth movement called *vibration*. Try this. Close your lips and *hum*. While you are humming, feel your throat under your chin. Do you feel something buzzing or vibrating? What you feel is caused by something moving back and forth very fast. When you hum, the vocal cords in your throat vibrate back and forth. This makes the air around them vibrate, which then creates the sound you hear. Two things must happen to create a sound. First, something needs to vibrate and create sound waves. Then, something like air or another *medium* needs to carry the sound waves. You hear sounds more clearly if you are close to whatever is vibrating and making the sound waves. The farther away that the sound waves *spread out*, the weaker they get. That is why you can hear a friend standing right next to you better than if they are calling you from across the street. Sound travels not only through air, which is a gas, but through other mediums. In fact, sound can travel through solids, liquids, and gases. Think about sound traveling through solids, like a window or even a closed door. If you are close enough, you can still hear sounds on the other side of a window or door. How about liquids? Have you ever been underwater in a swimming pool when you have heard someone’s voice or another sound? This is an example of sound traveling through a liquid—the water in the pool. One place that sound cannot travel is in outer space. Sound cannot travel through the emptiness, or vacuum, of space. There is no sound in outer space because there is no medium to carry it. B) Read the text again and answer the questions accordingly. 1. What is sound caused by? . 2. What are the two things that are needed for sound to travel? . 3. What is the reason you hear sounds more clearly when you are close to where it comes from? . 4. Is there sound in outer space? Why/Why not? . 5. What title would you write for this text? . C) Find words or phrases in the text which mean the same as: 1. to cover, or to make something cover, a larger and larger area 2. the short loud sound made by dogs and some other animals 3. to sing a tune with your lips closed 4. a substance that something exists or grows in or that it travels through 5. a continuous shaking movement or feeling II - VOCABULARY D) Complete the sentences by selecting words from Exercise C. 1. He began to ____________ along with the music. 2. There's more room to _____________ in first class. 3. Air is a ____________ that carries the sound waves. 4. The dog started to ____________ furiously at a cat while we were chatting. 5. We could feel the __________________ from the trucks passing outside.
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  juniorberg

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