YDS CÜMLE ATMA / TEST 6

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1. 1 (I)Children compelled to change school frequently naturally develop some unwanted behaviour. (II) Each child brings to school the emotional make-up which his past environment has given him. (III)He has likes and dislikes for school, subjects and for the types of personalities in teachers. (IV)In. this respect, the teacher's business is to help him overcome his prejudices. (V)They "shouldn't ignore the fact that the child is not an empty jug to be filled; he is full already.
2. 2 (I)The gift of language is the single human trait that marks us all genetically, setting us apart from the rest of life. (II) Language is the universal and biologically specific activity of human beings. (III) What is more, knowing languages other than one's own is becoming increasingly important in this respect. (IV)We engage in it communally, compulsively and automatically. (V)We cannot be human without it.
3. 3 (I) The foundation of the railways in Britain goes back as far as the 1830s and 1940s. (II) British Rail operates a service of 16.000 trains in a day serving over 2.000 stations. (III) There is hardly a part of Britain, that can't be reached by train. (IV) A fast Inter-City network links London with all major cities. (V) Also, at no extra cost, you can travel up to, 125 mph on the High Speed Inter-City Trains to many major destinations.
4. 4 (I)Britain is first and foremost an Industrial country, with, her chief industrial areas mainly centred on her rich iron and coal-fields. (II) This quick growth of industry during the 19th century meant that agriculture was neglected for many years. (III) The great factories of Birmingham , produce everything from needles to locomotives. (IV) Manchester and Leeds are the centres of the cotton and wool industries. (V) And in the London area, there are many factories which produce articles of every kind.
5. 5 (I) Human beings ordinarily enjoy talking and do a great deal of it. (II) Yet our How of speech often dries up when we are thrown together with strangers or nodding acquaintances at parties, business gatherings or on train platforms, (III) People seem to be in such haste now that it is often difficult to start a conversation in such circumstances. (IV) We become afflicted with verbal timidity. (V) Thus, we find ourselves struggling just to make "small talk."
6. 6 (I)The Japanese are among the most hardworking peoples of the world and are known for their loyalty to their country. (II) Japanese people have developed a deeply individual enjoyment of universally available pleasures. (III) In Japan, you might be invited to a moon-viewing party, for instance. (IV) You watch the moon rise and no conversation is expected of you. (V) It's assumed that your mind is fully occupied by watching the changing light the moon throws on gardens.

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