Mixed conditionals Kazanım Test Çöz

MEB · 12. Sınıf · İngilizce · LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE AND THE FUTURE

12. Sınıf İngilizce dersi "Mixed conditionals" konusu için MEB müfredatına uygun 20 soruluk kazanım testi. Kazanımı doğrudan ölçen klasik sorular. Testi çözdükten sonra doğru cevapları, çözümleri ve kazanım analizini görebilirsin.

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  1. 1.

    Which adjective clause correctly modifies the concept of an exoplanet in the habitable zone?

    • A) An exoplanet whose orbital path lies within the Goldilocks zone has the potential to sustain liquid water.
    • B) An exoplanet which orbital path lies within the Goldilocks zone has potential.
    • C) An exoplanet who orbital path lies within the Goldilocks zone sustains water.
    • D) An exoplanet where orbital path lies within the Goldilocks zone is habitable.
    • E) An exoplanet whom orbital path lies within the Goldilocks zone contains ice.
  2. 2.

    Which sentence correctly uses an embedded question to express scientific curiosity about extraterrestrial life?

    • A) Astrobiologists wonder whether can microbial organisms endure extreme radiation.
    • B) Astrobiologists wonder whether microbial organisms can endure extreme radiation.
    • C) Astrobiologists wonder that microbial organisms can endure extreme radiation.
    • D) Astrobiologists wonder where do microbial organisms endure extreme radiation.
    • E) Astrobiologists wonder how could microbial organisms endure extreme radiation.
  3. 3.

    Which sentence uses the correct preposition of place and direction to describe an astronomical phenomenon?

    • A) Comets travel into circular trajectories on the center of gravity.
    • B) Robotic satellites orbit around distant celestial bodies in the Kuiper Belt.
    • C) Light travels between a vacuum at constant speed without energy.
    • D) Space stations operate under zero gravity across the deep oceans.
    • E) Asteroids collide over planets inside the vacuum of light.
  4. 4.

    Which of the following sentences correctly expresses a hypothetical future condition and its result regarding space travel?

    • A) If humans developed warp drive engines, interstellar travel would become accessible to ordinary citizens.
    • B) If humans develop warp drive engines, interstellar travel would become accessible.
    • C) If humans had developed warp drive engines, interstellar travel will become accessible.
    • D) If humans will develop warp drive engines, interstellar travel becomes accessible.
    • E) If humans develop warp drive engines, interstellar travel would have become accessible.
  5. 5.

    Which question tag correctly completes the following speculative statement about intelligent life in the universe? "Advanced extraterrestrial civilisations must utilise renewable cosmic energy to survive, ________?"

    • A) do they
    • B) mustn't they
    • C) don't they
    • D) will they
    • E) are they
  6. 6.

    Which transition word correctly shows a contrast between two statements regarding the feasibility of human space colonies? "Establishing settlements on the Moon requires enormous financial resources; ________, several international consortia have declared their readiness to invest."

    • A) therefore
    • B) consequently
    • C) furthermore
    • D) nevertheless
    • E) in addition
  7. 7.

    Which sentence correctly uses a time clause to describe two interconnected future events in space research?

    • A) As soon as the deep-space transmitter receives the signal, mission control will initiate the landing sequence.
    • B) As soon as the transmitter will receive the signal, mission control initiates the sequence.
    • C) As soon as the transmitter received the signal, mission control will initiate the landing.
    • D) As soon as the transmitter is receiving the signal, mission control will have initiated it.
    • E) As soon as the transmitter will have received the signal, mission control initiated it.
  8. 8.

    Which of the following sentences correctly reports an astronomer's aspiration using a future-oriented reporting verb pattern?

    • A) The researcher hopes finding biosignatures on Europa next decade.
    • B) The researcher hopes to discover biosignatures beneath the ice crust of Europa.
    • C) The researcher hopes discovered biosignatures in future missions.
    • D) The researcher is hoping to discovering biosignatures soon.
    • E) The researcher hope for discover biosignatures across the universe.
  9. 9.

    Which sentence uses the correct verb form to indicate a future intention formulated at the moment of speaking?

    • A) The signal from the probe is fading; I will adjust the antenna frequency immediately.
    • B) The signal is fading; I am adjusting the antenna frequency yesterday.
    • C) The signal is fading; I am going to have adjusted it right now.
    • D) The signal is fading; I will have adjusted the antenna last week.
    • E) The signal is fading; I adjusted the frequency at once tomorrow.
  10. 10.

    Consider the project timeline below: Year 2030: Complete Mars orbital station construction. Year 2032: Land the first human crew on Mars. Which statement is grammatically and factually accurate based on this schedule?

    • A) By 2031, engineers will have completed the Mars orbital station construction.
    • B) By 2030, humans will have landed on Mars already.
    • C) In 2032, engineers will be completing the station construction.
    • D) By 2031, humans will be landing on Mars for two years.
    • E) Engineers will complete the human landing before they finish the station.
  11. 11.

    Which relative pronoun correctly completes the defining relative clause in the following sentence? "Astrobiologists study extreme environments on Earth ________ mimic the harsh living conditions of Mars."

    • A) who
    • B) whose
    • C) that
    • D) whom
    • E) where
  12. 12.

    Which of the following sentences correctly expresses a prediction based on present visual or factual evidence?

    • A) Look at those severe fuel pressure drops; the rocket launch is going to be postponed.
    • B) The rocket launches tomorrow because it might have a problem yesterday.
    • C) Look at the telemetry data; the mission will have failed yesterday.
    • D) Engineers are predicting that the probe was going to crash next week.
    • E) Look at the clear sky; the spacecraft will landing without difficulties.
  13. 13.

    Which sentence correctly uses the passive voice to describe a future space exploration objective?

    • A) Robotic rovers will deploy on the Martian surface by engineers next year.
    • B) Advanced life detection modules will be launched into deep space by the international coalition.
    • C) Space stations are going to built by robotic systems in the next decade.
    • D) Samples have been collect from the asteroid belt in the coming mission.
    • E) The lunar base will have establish by international space agencies.
  14. 14.

    Which sentence correctly uses a conditional structure to state a general scientific truth about celestial mechanics?

    • A) If a spacecraft will enter an orbit, it had lost velocity.
    • B) If a planet has sufficient mass, its gravitational field attracts surrounding cosmic dust.
    • C) If an asteroid reached Earth, it will disintegrate in the atmosphere.
    • D) If a star explodes, it would have created a black hole instantly.
    • E) If satellites are orbiting Earth, they was experiencing microgravity.
  15. 15.

    Which linker of purpose correctly completes the following statement about deep-space probes? "Deep-space probes are equipped with solar shields ________ protect sensitive instruments from extreme radiation."

    • A) so that
    • B) in order to
    • C) because of
    • D) due to
    • E) in case of
  16. 16.

    Which sentence correctly expresses a prior personal plan or intention regarding future aerospace career aspirations?

    • A) I will study astrophysics because my flight was already booked.
    • B) I am study aerospace engineering to work on deep space missions.
    • C) I am going to apply for the astronaut training program after completing my degree.
    • D) I have applied for the astronaut program next year when I graduate.
    • E) I study astrophysics next year as a future aspiration.
  17. 17.

    Which of the following sentences correctly expresses a scheduled official event of a space agency using the simple present tense?

    • A) The next lunar rocket is launching yesterday according to the schedule.
    • B) The space agency was launching the satellite next Monday at 08:00 AM.
    • C) The space probe has launched at 08:00 AM next week.
    • D) The new observation telescope launches at 06:00 UTC next Friday according to the flight timetable.
    • E) The telescope will have launched at 06:00 UTC every Friday morning.
  18. 18.

    Which modal verb best expresses a strong logical possibility about life existing on exoplanets based on scientific clues?

    • A) Life must not exist in harsh planetary atmospheres.
    • B) Life should have existed only within our solar system.
    • C) Given the presence of water vapor, microbial life could exist on that distant exoplanet.
    • D) Alien organisms would exist without any source of energy.
    • E) Microbial life had to exist before planets were formed.
  19. 19.

    Which sentence uses the Future Continuous Tense correctly to describe an activity in progress at a specific time during a space journey?

    • A) The crew collects geological samples when the module lands on Mars.
    • B) At this time tomorrow, the astronauts will be conducting experiments on the International Space Station.
    • C) The astronauts will conduct experiments tomorrow at this time on the station.
    • D) The crew will have conducted experiments on the space station at this time.
    • E) Astronauts have been conducting experiments tomorrow morning in space.
  20. 20.

    Which of the following sentences correctly expresses a completed action before a specific time in the future regarding space missions?

    • A) By the end of 2035, scientists will have established a permanent research station on the Moon.
    • B) Scientists establish a permanent research station on the Moon by the end of 2035.
    • C) In 2035, scientists are establishing a permanent research station on the Moon.
    • D) By the end of 2035, scientists will establish a permanent research station on the Moon.
    • E) Scientists will be establishing a permanent research station on the Moon by 2035.

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