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THIS QUESTION IS FOR ANYONE WHO SPEAKS FLUENT TURKISH Question 1. Look at the picture and pick the most suitable question (Turkish Image 1)
A. Şu ne?
B. O ne?
C. Bu ne?
D. Şunlar ne?
Question 2. Look at the picture and pick all possible choices (Multiple choice, Turkish image 2)
A. şu ne?
B. Onlar ne?
C. Bunlar ne?
D. Şunlar ne?
Question 3. Look at the picture and pick all possible choices (Multiple Choice, Turkish Image 3)
A. Bu ne?
B. Şu ne?
C. O ne?
D. Bunlar ne?
Question 4. Read the sentence and select if it is true or false for the picture. (Turkish image 4)
''Bunlar Ayşe, Kenan ve Sedat.''
A. True
B. False
Question 5. Bu ne? (What is this or This what; Turkish image 5)
A. True
B. False

*THIS QUESTION IS FOR ANYONE WHO SPEAKS FLUENT TURKISH*

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