Learn 30 questions from K-TET II - December 2025 - Part III (English)

K-TET II - December 2025 - Part III (English) Questions

technology was unavailable until recently

initiated a collaboration that led to a key scientific breakthrough

ended Karikó’s struggles at the university

It led to her promotion at the university

It brought her into collaboration with Drew Weissman

It resulted in early recognition of her research

Their paper rejected top scientific journals.

Their paper was rejected by top scientific journals

Financially secure and academically celebrated

Financially unstable and professionally vulnerable

Academically independent but well-supported

Research without grants is rarely acknowledged

Universities discourage independent research

that DNA could permanently alter human genes

that messenger RNA could train human cells to fight disease

that viruses could be eliminated through antibiotics

that proteins were more reliable than nucleic acids

Aphasia – difficulty in understanding or producing language

ADHD – difficulty in maintaining attention and impulse control

Dyslexia – difficulty in reading and word recognition

Autism – difficulty caused only because of low intelligence

The teacher said that the exam would begin at 10 a.m.

The teacher said that the exam will begin at 10 a.m.

The teacher said that the exam has begun at 10 a.m.

The teacher said that the exam begins at 10 a.m.

identifying the purpose of the letter and the target reader

Providing extensive exposure to meaningful listening and reading texts

Encouraging memorisation of grammar rules

Focusing mainly on error correction during speaking activities

Emphasising repeated written practice of sentence structures

a teaching strategy used by parents to help children learn language

an innate mental capacity that enables children to acquire language naturally

a set of grammar rules learned through imitation and repetition

a social mechanism developed through interaction with peers

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