Soru 1
A sign at a stop reads 'Trams every 12 minutes, 06.00-23.00.' What does it tell passengers?
- A) Trams are free after eleven o'clock.
- B) The stop is twelve kilometres long.
- C) Buses come every twelve minutes.
- D) Trams arrive every twelve minutes until eleven.
Cevabı göster
Doğru cevap: D) Trams arrive every twelve minutes until eleven.
The number after 'every' is the interval between two trams, and the range between the two clock times gives the last departure, so the fourth reading is the correct one. The notice says nothing about prices, distances or buses, so the other options add information that is not on the sign.
Soru 2
Read this: 'Ten years ago there were two bus lines in our street. Now there are five, and the tram runs every eight minutes.' What has changed?
- A) There are more bus lines and a more frequent service now.
- B) The tram has replaced the buses.
- C) Bus lines have become fewer and the tram is slower.
- D) Nothing has changed in the street.
Cevabı göster
Doğru cevap: A) There are more bus lines and a more frequent service now.
Two lines have become five and the tram interval is eight minutes, so there are more bus lines and a more frequent service, which is what the third option states. The tram has not replaced the buses, the number of lines has gone up rather than down, and the last option contradicts every figure in the text.
