Restatement Testi 9 - YAZILI TEST

İngilizceden İngilizceye Çeviri Restatement Test Çöz 9

1. The rapid development of renewable energy technologies, such as solar panels and wind turbines, has significantly reduced costs, making them more accessible; however, storage solutions for intermittent energy supply remain a major challenge.

A) The development of renewable energy technologies has eliminated all challenges, including energy storage issues.

B) Renewable energy costs have decreased due to technological advancements, but storage for intermittent energy remains a significant obstacle.

C) Solar panels and wind turbines are not cost-effective and are rarely used as renewable energy solutions.

D) Intermittent energy supply does not require storage solutions because renewable technologies are consistently reliable.

E) The challenges of renewable energy include high costs, which technological advancements have failed to address.

2. Advances in biotechnology have revolutionized medicine, enabling treatments for previously incurable diseases, but ethical debates around genetic modification and data privacy continue to raise significant concerns.

A) Biotechnology is transforming medicine by enabling new treatments, though genetic modification raises ethical questions.

B) Biotechnology advancements have resolved all ethical issues, including genetic modification and data privacy concerns.

C) Ethical concerns about biotechnology are irrelevant because the focus is entirely on medical advancements.

D) Genetic modification is widely accepted, and biotechnology no longer faces ethical or privacy-related debates.

E) Medical treatments developed through biotechnology have been ineffective in addressing incurable diseases.

3. As tourism becomes more widespread, its environmental impact, such as increased carbon emissions and habitat destruction, highlights the need for sustainable practices like eco-tourism and carbon offset programs.

A) The environmental impact of tourism is negligible and does not require sustainable practices.

B) Sustainable tourism practices, like eco-tourism, are crucial for reducing carbon emissions and protecting habitats.

C) Increased tourism has improved environmental conditions by encouraging conservation and reducing carbon footprints.

D) Tourism’s environmental impact, such as carbon emissions, cannot be mitigated through sustainable practices.

E) Eco-tourism has been ineffective in addressing the environmental challenges caused by the tourism industry.

4. Urban farming is emerging as a solution to food insecurity in densely populated cities, providing fresh produce locally and reducing the environmental costs of long-distance transportation.

A) Urban farming has no significant effect on food security or environmental sustainability.

B) Food insecurity is unrelated to urban farming, which is focused solely on aesthetic city improvement.

C) By offering fresh produce locally, urban farming addresses food insecurity and lowers environmental costs.

D) Long-distance transportation of food has a negligible environmental cost compared to urban farming practices.

E) Urban farming is limited to small-scale projects and cannot contribute to food security in cities.

5. While global internet access has increased dramatically, digital inequality remains a pressing issue, with rural and low-income communities still lacking reliable connectivity, impeding opportunities for education and economic growth.

A) Internet access has become universal, eliminating digital inequality worldwide.

B) Increasing internet access has not significantly influenced education or economic opportunities in any region.

C) Reliable internet access is widely available, and rural communities no longer face connectivity issues.

D) Digital inequality persists, as many rural and low-income communities lack the connectivity needed for education and economic development.

E) Digital inequality is unrelated to internet connectivity and stems solely from economic policies.