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YDT DENEMELERİ                     Ortaöğretim Genel Müdürlüğü                         6. DENEME


                                                           36.  Which of the following conclusions could be drawn
           35. - 37. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.  from the passage?

                                                               A)  The city’s residents were unable to rebuild their
          The Great Fire of London began on September 2, 1666,
          in a bakery on Pudding Lane. The fire quickly spread,   homes for several decades after the fire.
          fuelled by strong winds and the highly flammable     B)  London’s reconstruction after the fire focused solely
          timber buildings that characterised the city at the time.   on replacing destroyed homes.
          Within three days, it consumed over 13,000 homes and   C)  The fire highlighted the need for better urban
          numerous public buildings, including the iconic St. Paul’s   planning and fire safety measures.
          Cathedral. Miraculously, the death toll was low, with   D)  There was no visible change in the economic
          fewer than ten recorded fatalities, but it left most of the   activities after the disaster.
          mediaeval city to ruins. The fire’s aftermath saw the city
          in chaos, with an estimated 70,000 to 80,000 homeless   E)  St. Paul’s Cathedral was the only public building
          people. Because London was a major commercial hub,     affected by the fire.
          the economic impact was also severe. The disaster,
          however, led to a profound shift in urban planning and
          construction practices. Under the leadership of architect
          Sir Christopher Wren, fire-resistant materials were used in
          the reconstruction of the city, and streets were designed
          wider in accordance with new building regulations. Overall,
          despite all the catastrophic effects, it became a catalyst for
          change, influencing the city’s architectural development
          and safety measures in a way that would have a lasting
          impact on urban planning both in London and around the
          world.




                                                           37.  What is the primary purpose of the author?
        35.  According to the passage, which of the following is
            true about the Great Fire of London?               A)  To discuss the economic challenges faced by
                                                                 London after the Great Fire
            A)  It led to the construction of St. Paul’s Cathedral
               using fire-resistant materials.                 B)  To provide a detailed account of the number of
                                                                 homes and public buildings destroyed by the fire
            B)  It spread rapidly due to the flammable nature of the
               city’s buildings.                               C)  To describe the role of Sir Christopher Wren in the
                                                                 city’s reconstruction efforts
            C)  The fire caused the deaths of thousands of London
               residents.                                      D)  To point out the lasting impact of the Great Fire of
                                                                 London on urban planning and architecture
            D)  The fire exclusively affected the public buildings
                                                               E)  To explain the origins of the Great Fire of London
               and poorer districts of London.
                                                                 and its spread through the city
            E)  It was started by architect Sir Christopher Wren on
               purpose.




















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