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1-22. sorularda, cümlede boş bırakılan yerlereuygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. After his new business failed, Joseph fell into......and became depressed.

A) financeB) povertyC) alternativeD) participation E) extension

2. As a whole, the countries of Africa ...... over 60% of their gross domestic product as debt to foreign countries.

A) loan B) rewardC) persuade D) investE) owe

3. I couldn't......where I'd put my car keys, so in the end I had to take the bus to work.

A) occur B) recallC) obtain D) achieveE) imply

4. When Elif realized that her life had nodirection, she decided that it was time for a/an...... change.

A) monumental B) dullC) imaginary D) accidentalE) doubtful

5. Although black metal and death metal musicare......the same thing, some fans say they are extremely different.

A) graduallyB) basicallyC) sensitivelyD) harshlyE) loudly

6. I Know you don't like getting......, but as this is an important interview, you must wear the smartest suit you have.

A) worn outB) looked afterC) put downD) dressed upE) seen off

7. We ...... our team's match-winning goal when someone in the street......a bullet through our window.

A) were celebrating / firedB) have celebrated / firesC) will celebrate / had firedD) had celebrated / has firedE) are celebrating / is firing

8. I......to the party, but I......until a couple of hours after it starts.

A) had come / should not arriveB) have come / must not arriveC) am going to come / may not arriveD) come / will not have arrivedE) will have come / could not arrive

9. I......the chores that you asked me to do, sowhat...... I do next?

A) had finished / canB) finish / mayC) have finished / shallD) was finishing / willE) used to finish / could

10. ......at......in the mirror for the first time in weeks, Michelle realized that she had lost too much weight.

A) To look / her ownB) Looking / herselfC) Having looked / sheD) Being looked / herE) To be looked / hers

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11. Molly ...... constantly ...... about office gossip; I wish she'd be more serious!

A) is / chattering B) had / chattered C) will have / chattered D) was / chattered E) would / chatter

12. Ferhan's parents were surprised......how strongly she insisted......not going to university.

A) by / from B) at / on C) upon / to D) with / over E) in / about

13. The Italian activist Errico Malatesta dedicated his life......the pursuit...... freedom and equality.

A) from / in B) at / by C) with / through D) for / on E) to / of

14. Exactly ...... people live in Istanbul is uncertain, but the city is at least twice the size of Ankara.

A) whenever B) where C) how many D) how often E) who else

15. Early NBA star George Mikan was ...... dominant in his time......one game was advertised as "George Mikan vs. Knicks".

A) so / that B) the most / of C) too / to D) such / that E) more / than

16. ......Ulaş sees Arzu very often, he is always amazed by her great beauty.

A) The moment B) However C) Unless D) As soon as E) Though

17. I'm taking my hat out with me today ......my hair won't get wet if it rains.

A) because of B) in case C) while D) so that E) in spite of

18. When the teacher asked if there were any questions about the Fibonacci numbers, ...... student raised his or her hand at the same time.

A) each B) both C) some D) all E) none

19. 23. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen sözcük yada ifadeyi bulunuz.

Usually, it (19)......that the first humans came from Siberia into the Americas sometime (20)......10,000 and 12,500 years ago. (21)......, in southern Mexico recently, scientists apparently found 40,000-year-old evidence of human occupation, (22)......a footprint. This shocked the scientific world— but then, more accurate dating methods revealed that the evidence was actually 1.3 million years old. The first modern humans did not appear (23)......at least 200,000 years ago, so it is doubtful that the "footprint", or the other evidence, is actually human. 19. A) had thought B) has thought C) would be thought D) was thinking E) is thought 20. A) about B) between C) for D) over E) among 21. A) Although B) As if C) However D) Because E) In spite of 22. A) to be included B) including C) having included D) included E) to include 23. A) after B) until C) while D) as soon as E) by the time




24-32. sorularda, verilen cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.

24. The composer Bela Bartok grew up in the Kingdom of Hungary,...... .

A) which was broken apart after World War I B) because it allied with Germany in 1879 C) who dedicated Bluebeard's Castle to his wife Marta D) which is an example of classical music E) that was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire

25. Exhausted after the 800-metre race, ………. .

A) the referee announced her the winner B) Susan goes jogging every morning C) Barb collapsed onto the grass D) the racetrack was very muddy that day E) the 400-metre race is a sprinting one

26. I was surprised to hear Özden....... .

A) who the police suspected of stealing B) to be taught how to speak perfect French C) playing the piano like a virtuoso last night D) to sing a solo in the school competition two weeks ago E) that always disturbs the neighbours

27. ......., Lev Tolstoy had already started to doubt the value of his work.

A) By the time he finished Anna Karenina in 1877 B) it was in his short novel about Hadji Murad C) As his first works were autobiographical novels D) Though War and Peace is not actually the longest novel E) As soon as he finished the story "Father Sergius"

28. ......if they had advertised it better.

A) It has been their least profitable concert ever B) That cafe might not have had to close down C) Only the company's chief executives will actually know D) They didn't hand out many flyers to potential customers E) It must never have been extremely successful

29. We had such a fantastic time on our holiday in Segovia....... .

A) so we would rather have seen Granada B) which are among UNESCO's World Heritage Sites C) how we got there after several hours on the train D) that it was very difficult for us to come back home E) when our travel agent recommends it to us

30. Whereas the fire ant's sting feels like a mild electric shock, ....... .

A) it also formed blisters that easily became infected B) swarms of African driver ants sometimes eat entire cows C) there are thousands of different types of ant D) the bullet ant's is stronger and feels like a gunshot wound E) red harvester ants are a major source of food for the Texas horned lizard

31. There were about a dozen people at Canan's party,....... .

A) but I had never met any of them before B) as if you would have enjoyed being there C) why she wanted to invite so few guests D) that was held in her new apartment in Arnavutkoy E) most of them were Canan's colleagues from work

32. While you were busily washing the dishes, .....

A) your daughter had borrowed the car for the weekend B) your husband hasn't called home yet C) your son was cutting down the roses in your garden D) and what a lovely job you did, too E) because there was so much dried food on them




33. 36. sorularda, verilen cümlenin hangi sorunun cevabı olduğunu bulunuz.

33. Well, I certainly won't if you don't ask me nicely.

A) I wonder if you know the capital of Guatemala. B) Could you please give me a ride to the airport tomorrow? C) Do you think tomorrow's test will be easy or difficult? D) Are you going to watch the football match tonight, too? E) Come to my birthday party this weekend, okay?

34. Yes; in fact, I first started during high school.

A) Have you been bird-watching for a long time? B) Did you do very well in your classes at high school? C) Have you finished writing your thesis yet? D) You met your high school history teacher yesterday, didn't you? E) Which classes did you like best when you were at high school?

35. But I was hoping to watch Anlat Bakalım on television.

A) Why don't we go out tonight for a change? B) Isn't Anlat Bakalım going to be on television this evening? C) We had better stay in this evening, hadn't we? D) Do you want to do anything special tonight, honey? E) Is Televizyon Makinası a better show than Anlat Bakalım?

36. Is yours the blue one or the black one?

A) Could you hand me my coat, please? B) Have the publishers chosen blue for the cover of my new book? C) Is my purse the one on the table over there? D) My new tennis shoes are fantastic, don't you think? E) Which do you think looks better, the blue dress or the green one?

37-39. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümleye anlamca en yakın Türkçe cümleyi bulunuz.

37. Some people use colour therapy for healing purposes; however, the mood-altering effects of colours may only be temporary.

A) Ruh halini ancak geçici olarak değiştirdiği bilindiği halde renk terapisi tedavi amacıyla hala kullanılmaktadır. B) Renklerin ruh halini ancak geçici olarak etkilediğini bilmelerine rağmen bazı insanlar renk terapisini tedavi amacıyla kullanmaktadır. C) Renklerin ruh halini değiştirmedeki etkisi geçicidir, buna rağmen bazı insanlar rahatsızlıklarını renk terapisiyle gidermeye çalışmaktadır. D) Renk terapisinin ruh halini sadece geçici olarak etkilediği bilinmektedir, ama insanlar bu yöntemi tedavi amacıyla kullanmaya devam etmektedir. E) Bazı insanlar tedavi amacıyla renk terapisini kullanmaktadır, oysa renklerin ruh halini değiştiren etkileri ancak geçici olabilir.

38. It sounds odd to me that exhibitions displaying preserved bodies are among the most popular attractions at science museums in America.

A) Amerikan bilim müzelerinde en gözde alanlar, tuhaftır ki, korunmuş cesetlerin teşhir edildiği sergilerdir. B) Amerika'daki bilim müzelerinde, korunmuş cesetlerin teşhir edilmesi ve bunların en gözde alanlar olması bence çok tuhaf. C) Amerikan bilim müzelerinde en gözde alanların korunmuş cesetlerin teşhir edildiği sergiler olmasını ben çok tuhaf karşılıyorum. D) Korunmuş cesetleri teşhir eden sergilerin Amerika'daki bilim müzelerinde en gözde alanlardan olması bana tuhaf geliyor. E) Duyduğum bir tuhaflık da, Amerikan bilim müzelerinde en gözde alanların korunmuş cesetlerin teşhir edildiği sergiler olmasıdır.




39. We are all aware of the big difference between knowing what we ought to do and what we actually do.

A) Hepimiz, gerçekte yaptığımız eylemlerin yapmamız gerekenlerden çok farklı olduğunu bilmeliyiz. B) Hepimizin bildiği gibi, ne yapmamız gerektiği ile aslında ne yaptığımız birbirinden çok farklı şeylerdir. C) Ne yapmamız gerektiğini bilsek de, hepimiz gerçekte ne kadar farklı şeyler yaptığımızın farkındayızdır. D) Ne yapmamız gerektiğini bilmekle gerçekte ne yaptığımız arasında büyük bir fark olduğunu hepimiz biliriz. E) Aslında hepimiz ne yapmamız gerektiğini biliriz, ama farkında olmadan bambaşka şeyler yaparız.

40. 42. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümleye anlamca en yakın İngilizce cümleyi bulunuz.

40. Takım susuzluk, sıcak ve vahşi hayvanlarla mücadele etmek zorunda kaldığı için kamp alanına planlanandan bir hafta geç ulaşmış olabilir.

A) The team may have arrived at the campsite a week later than planned because they had to struggle against thirst, heat, and fierce animals. B) Due to its struggle against thirst, heat, and fierce animals, the team might arrive at the campsite a week later than planned. C) The thirst, heat, and fierce animals which the team had to struggle against caused them to arrive at the campsite a week later than planned. D) The team may arrive at the campsite a week later than planned owing to difficulties like thirst, heat, and the struggle against fierce animals. E) The team might arrive at the campsite a week later than planned if it has to struggle with thirst, heat, and fierce animals.

41. Çoğu maymun türünün ulaşılamaz bölgelerde yaşaması nedeniyle, UNESCO, bu alanların ne kadar hızlı yok olduğunu gözlemlemek için Avrupa Uzay Dairesi ile ortak calışıyor.

A) UNESCO has to work with the European Space Agency to monitor how remote the ape habitat is and how fast it is disappearing. B) UNESCO should cooperate with the European Space Agency to observe how fast the ape habitat is disappearing, as many ape species live in inaccessible areas. C) The reason why UNESCO is working with the European Space Agency is to understand how fast the ape habitat is disappearing, since most apes live in inaccessible areas. D) The ape habitat is disappearing, and UNESCO is working with the European Space Agency to monitor how fast this is happening in the remote areas where apes live. E) Because most ape species live in inaccessible areas, UNESCO is working with the European Space Agency to monitor how fast these areas are disappearing.

42. Patent hakkının verilmesi için, kişi yeni, faydalı ve özgür bir yöntem, ya da fabrika ürünleri icat etmiş olmalıdır.

A) A new, useful, and unique thing or process must be invented in order for a person to be able to obtain a patent. B) For a patent to be granted, a person must have invented a new, useful, and unique thing or process. C) A person should invent a useful and unique thing, or a new process in order to get a patent. D) A person who has created a new, useful, and unique process is granted a patent. E) A new, useful thing, or a unique process is required if a person wants to get a patent for an invention.




43-45. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

During his second voyage to the Americas, Christopher Columbus sent a letter to King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, asking permission to enslave some of the native peoples. His petition was refused, as the monarchs chose to view the Native Americans as potential Christians and treat them well. Still, in 1495 Columbus took 1,600 Arawak slaves. Their capture led to the first major battle between the Spanish and the Native Americans. 550 of the slaves were shipped to Spain, but 200 died on the way. Many of the 1,600 were kept as slaves for Columbus' men, and the remaining 400 were let go. The others were used by Columbus to find gold: all those over 14 years old were required to find a certain quantity of gold, and those who failed to reach this quantity had their hands chopped off. Despite such tactics, Columbus found very little gold. 43. It is clear from the passage that, before 1495, Christopher Columbus had....... .

A) travelled to the Americas B) often disobeyed authority C) not actually been a Christian D) taken 1,600 slaves for his personal use E) been the first European in the Americas

44. According to the passage,....... .

A) King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella did not want Columbus to take slaves B) there was a lot of gold in the Americas C) only very young slaves had their hands chopped off D) many Native Americans died in their first major battle with the Spanish E) the 550 slaves sent to Spain served King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella

45. It can be concluded from the passage that Columbus' men....... .

A) became slaves of the Arawak in 1495 B) kept most of the gold for themselves C) had over 500 slaves of their own D) found no gold in the area where the Arawak lived E) on the second voyage were the same men as on the first


Cappadocia is an enchanting open-air museum in the middle of a once active volcanic region. When Anatolia was evolving, the eruptions were so strong that the lava was up to 100 metres thick in places. Over millions of years, wind, rain, and ice sculpted this lava. From this erosion, basalt stones remained, forming conical structures that were as high as 45 metres. The local people called these unique rock formations "Fairy Chimneys", and they dug homes into them. During the 8th and 9th centuries AD, radical priests escaped to Cappadocia and built their churches inside the "Fairy Chimneys" because they were so easy to hide in. These beautiful churches can still be visited today. 46. We learn from the passage that Cappadocia....

A) is buried under 100 metres of lava B) has air that is extremely clean C) is a zone of frequent eruptions D) used to have active volcanoes E) has a number of excellent museums

47. It is clear from the passage that Cappadocia's "Fairy Chimneys"...... .

A) are no shorter than 45 metres B) are rocks of unusual shape C) are actually small volcanoes D) still serve as homes for the local people E) were originally built by the local people

48. We can conclude from the passage that, in the 8th and 9th centuries AD, ………… .

A) a volcano was erupting in Cappadocia B) Cappadocia's churches were a great tourist attraction C) fairies were first seen in the "Fairy Chimneys" D) Cappadocia's churches were the most beautiful in Anatolia E) there was a religious conflict




49-51. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız. In Britain during the Industrial Revolution, child labour was common, especially in factories; for example, in England and Scotland in 1788, about two-thirds of workers in the textile factories were children. Child factory workers who could cope with the difficult conditions would later become adult factory workers, and so the make-up of the factory labour force shifted towards adults before any corrective laws were even passed. Later, in the mid-19th century, a series of Factory Acts were passed, gradually limiting the working hours for children and improving safety. The United States was slower, not managing to ban child labour until the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. Today in many poor countries, however, many families still depend on their children's income for survival. 49. It is clear from the passage that, in the late 18th century,....... .

A) the first child labour laws were passed B) there was no child labour in factories in the United States C) no adults worked in English or Scottish factories D) the Industrial Revolution was nearly finished E) most of the textile factory workers in England and Scotland were children

50. It is understood from the passage that ……. .

A) some child factory workers could not deal with the working conditions B) the Fair Labor Standards Act was inspired by the Factory Acts C) child labour had been banned in Britain by the mid-19th century D) the Factory Acts quickly ended the child labour problem E) English factories employed more children than Scottish ones

51. It can be concluded from the passage that child labour....... .

A) laws have been passed in most of the world's countries B) was increasing in Britain when the Factory Acts were passed C) was used in factories only during the Industrial Revolution D) was not really discussed in the 1938 Fair Labor Standards Act E) can still be found in a lot of countries today

The last known Asiatic Lions, which once ranged from Greece to India, today live in the Gir Forest in western India. About 300 lions live in the sanctuary, as compared to the 13 that survived when they were first given protection in 1907. The Gir Forest is also the only place in the world where both lions and tigers coexist, though they seldom come into contact in the large park. The Asiatic Lion used to live in Europe and Anatolia as well, and both Aristotle and Herodotus wrote that, in the first millennium BC, there were lions in the Balkans. Lions probably died out on the Greek peninsula around 80-100 AD, though they remained widespread elsewhere until the increasing use of firearms in the mid-1800s. On rare occasions, however, people report sightings of the Asiatic Lion in Anatolia. 52. St is stated in the passage that....... .

A) firearms were first used to hunt lions in the mid-19th century B) the Asiatic Lion still lives in some parts of Anatolia C) both lions and tigers were given protection in India in 1907 D) the Asiatic Lion currently has a population of less than 300 E) a type of lion once found in Anatolia still lives in India

53. According to the passage, the Asiatic Lion.......

A) is less numerous in India than the tiger B) lives together with the tiger in the Gir Forest C) was seen by both Aristotle and Herodotus D) died out in Anatolia long before it did anywhere else E) was killed on the Greek peninsula by armed hunters

54. We understand from the passage that it is only in the Gir Forest that...... .

A) the Asiatic Lion attacks tigers B) hunters aren't allowed to shoot lions C) Indian citizens can see tigers D) the Asiatic Lion is known to live E) philosophers mention large animals





55-57. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız. Some people say that talking to houseplants as you would to a child or pet will help them grow. This is almost certainly a myth, but research does suggest that sound can stimulate growth. A high school student once found that radish seeds exposed to high-pitched sound for a month grew taller than others. The taller radishes, however, were thinner and weaker than the shorter ones. A few years later, four scientists from the University of North Carolina discovered that noises that were at about the volume of a loud rock concert caused turnip seeds to develop in less time than seeds not exposed to such sounds. This contradicts a doubtful 1970 theory which claims that soft classical music helps plants grow while loud rock music kills them. 55. It is clear from the passage that....... .

A) turnips respond better to sound than radishes do B) talking to houseplants will certainly help them grow C) the high school student specialized in science D) loud noise may help turnips start growing faster E) loud sounds can cause plants to die

56. St is stated in the passage that....... .

A) only three experiments on the effects of sound on plants have been done B) the high school student's experiment is less reliable than the scientists' C) it takes turnip seeds a very long time to develop in quiet areas D) North Carolina is the centre of the turnip- growing industry E) the radishes that grew faster were actually less strong

57. The author of the passage seems to think that the 1970 theory....... .

A) was not really a reliable one B) encouraged plant growth C) was better than the other theories D) advised people to play loud music for plants E) was stated by scientists from the University of North Carolina

58-60. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız. Research shows that longer lifespans are resulting in more people staying in the family home. With retired people struggling on an average income of about £11,000, more and more will live with their children, because rising costs make it harder for them to keep their homes. Young people, too, are staying at home due to the high cost of housing. The result of these two movements could be several generations living under one roof. This has not been seen in Britain for more than a century. Moreover, the state and companies will have trouble paying for more old age pensions. Ultimately, the Earth's natural resources may also be affected by the population rise. 58. It is clear from the passage that....... .

A) the passage was written by a British person B) people in Britain live longer now than in the past C) British families are traditionally very small D) people in Britain are retiring at younger ages now E) British companies work together with the state

59. We can conclude from the passage that the retired people in Britain....... . A) generally live comfortably on a salary of £11,000 B) usually take part-time jobs to make ends meet C) are worried about their effects on natural resources D) can only afford to live in very small houses E) aren't paid enough money to keep up with increasing costs 60. We can understand from the passage that, about 100 years ago,.......

A) the structure of the family in Britain changed B) population had no real effect on the Earth's natural resources C) life was better in Britain in most ways D) it was unusual for young British people to stay at home E) retired British people were paid an average income of over £11,000




61. 64. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz.

61. Terence only failed his exam because he didn't study well enough.

A) Terence might have more chance of passing the exam if he studies well. B) If Terence takes the exam, he should pass, because he's studied very well. C) Terence could not have passed his exam even if he had studied. D) It was only Terence's study habits that enabled him to pass his exam. E) If only Terence had studied better for his exam, he would have passed it.

62. You had no intention of being polite to Eda, so you shouldn't have called her.

A) You must have wanted to be nice to Eda, or you wouldn't have called her. B) It was wrong for you to call Eda, since you weren't planning to be nice to her. C) You promised to be polite to Eda, so talk politely when you telephone her. D) Although you didn't intend to be nice to Eda, at least you telephoned her. E) I wish you hadn't been so rude to Eda when you talked to her on the phone.

63. The team we played yesterday were very bad, so, for once, we managed to win a match.

A) Because the team we played were really terrible, we managed to beat them easily. B) The team we played against yesterday are so bad that we have been beaten by them only once. C) Our team always loses, but yesterday was an exception, because the team we played against were awful. D) Yesterday, the team we played against were awful, but for the first time ever, we were beaten. E) The first time we were able to beat that really bad team was yesterday

64. It is probably impossible for me to complete this essay by the deadline.

A) Unless the deadline changes, I'll manage to complete this essay on time, B) I still don't know when I will be able to finish writing this essay. C) I doubt that I will be able to finish writing this essay in time. D) I want to finish writing this essay, even if it's going to be late. E) I'm sure that I won't be able to finish writing the essay on time.

65. As a group, crows seem to be much more clever than other birds. ………...... . Also, some species of crow in the north-western United States have even displayed some linguistic abilities, as well as the ability to relay information over great distances. This is a unique talent in the bird world.

A) Several varieties of crow, though, feed on dead animals B) However, they have often been seen as symbols of doom and death C) Crows are similar to ravens, but ravens tend to be a bit larger D) For instance, they have been shown to score very highly on intelligence tests E) “To eat crow" means to be proven wrong after expressing your opinion

66. Anne Frank was a German Jewish girl who wrote a diary while she was hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam with her family. The family hid in secret rooms in the office building of Anne's father. …...... . There, in February or March 1945, Anne died. Her father managed to survive, and eventually he had his daughter's unique diary published.

A) The Nazi policy of killing all Jews was called the "Final Solution of the Jewish Question" B) After two years, they were betrayed and moved to the concentration camps C) Her father had fought in the German army during the First World War D) The diary was given to Anne as a present for her thirteenth birthday

E) Some parts of Anne's diary were edited by her father due to their sensitive nature 67. Coffee first arrived in the city of Constantinople from Yemen in the mid-116th century. ...... . After just three years, they returned home with a small fortune in their pockets.

A) Eventually, coffee became as characteristic of Constantinople as tulips B) By the early 19th century, there were about 2,500 coffee-houses in the city C) Several bans were imposed on coffee, but they were all quickly lifted D) Both the English "coffee" and the Turkish kahve derive from the Arabic word qahwah E) But it was two Syrian businessmen who founded the first public coffeehouse there in 1554

65-68. sorularda, boş bırakılan yere parçanın anlam bütünlüğünü sağlamak için getirilebilecek cümleyi bulunuz.




68. One calm day, a large mass of earth rose tothe surface of the sea, where no land hadever been seen before. The islanders whoobserved it were absolutely amazed. ……..... . And so, in order to be certain of its identity, a few young islanders decided to approach the thing in a boat, and have a good look at it.

A) Some said it was a whale or other seamonster, while others claimed it was solidland

B) People who live on islands often seem tohave a different character than people on themainland

C) Some of the islanders followed an old man'sadvice and shot at it with burning arrows

D) Phantom islands are islands that do notreally exist, but that appear on some oldmaps

E) The Icelandic isle of Surtsey was formed in avolcanic eruption in November 1963

69. Your cat has knocked down and broken oneof your neighbours' flowerpots. You feelterrible about it, even though the pot was acheap variety. The next day, in order to makeup for your cat's mistake, you explain to yourneighbour what happened, and say:

A) Where I can buy that kind of flowerpot?B) You ought to guard your flowerpots more

carefully, you know.C) You would love to kill my cat, wouldn't you?D) Please let me buy you a pot to replace the

broken one.E) Those cheap pots are everywhere, so it

won't be hard to find another one.

70. You have not had time to eat anything all day.In the evening, you are standing on a crowdedbus when your blood pressure suddenlydrops and you feel dizzy. You need to sitdown, and so you say to the young man whois sitting in front of you:

A) I'm older than you are, so why don't you letme sit down?

B) Doesn't it feel terrible when your bloodpressure falls all of a sudden?

C) Have you ever managed to last an entire daywithout eating a thing?

D) Excuse me, would you mind getting up? Ifeel very ill.

E) Do you know when the next stop is? I wantto get off this crowded bus.

71. You have just learned about an art exhibitionopening in your town. You want to see it, butyou don't want to go alone. However, no onethat you know is interested in art at all. Inorder to convince one of your friends to come,you bargain with him by saying:

A) I'll watch next Friday's match with you ifyou'll join me at the exhibition.

B) Why don't you have any interest in any kindof art?

C) Come on, come to the exhibition with me; it'llbe good fun.

D) Have you heard about the new art exhibitionthat's opening soon?

E) There's no point in asking you to come,because I know you won't.

72. You have just come home in a taxi. The fare is9 TL and you give the driver a 20-TL note. Hehands you back a 5-TL note and several 1-TL coins. You have just stepped out of thetaxi when you realize that the coins add up toonly 5 YTL. Angry, you say firmly:

A) Have taxi rates risen recently?B) Why don't you give me my other lira now?C) No, thanks. I don't want to leave a tip.D) Never mind; you need that lira more than I

do.E) Did I pay you the right amount?

73-76. sorularda, karşılıklı konuşmanın boşbırakılan kısmını tamamlayabilecek ifadeyibulunuz.

73. Rachel : You love both me and Fritz verymuch, don't you, Mom?

Annette : Of course I do, sweetheart.Rachel : …………………………..Annette : Oh, you know that I can't possibly

choose between the two of you.

A) Have you ever thought of having any morekids?

B) You love Dad very much as well, don't you?C) Is a mother's love the deepest kind that there

is?D) So, why don't you ever say "I love you"?E) But you love me more than you love him,

right?

69-72. sorularda, verilen duruma uygun düşencümleyi bulunuz.




74. Edward : ……………………….. Mary Lou: Actually, I don't. Edward : Really? Why? Mary Lou: Well, for one thing, we don't get

along very well, do we?

A) Do you think that you and I ought tomarry?

B) You and I don't suit each other anymore, dowe?

C) Do you want me to tell you the truth, or a lie?D) What sort of person do you look for in a

relationship?E) Why don't you tell as many lies to me as you

tell to other people?

75. Chelsea : Would you mind handing me mypurse?

Todd : ……………………………………….. Chelsea : Of course you have, silly! It's the

one I bought while we were on holiday in the Hamptons.

Todd : Oh yes, now I remember.

A) With pleasure, darling. Here you are!B) Actually, I would; I haven't got the strength.C) I haven't seen this purse before, have I?D) I'm sorry, but I really haven't got the time.E) Have I got any real reason to do so?

76. Elvin : ………………………………….. Jimmy : Nowhere. I just move with the

rhythm of the song and follow other people.

Elvin : Well, you must be a natural talent. I certainly can't do it.

Jimmy : That's because you have two left feet.

A) Have you noticed the problem with thissong's rhythm?

B) Where did you learn to dance so well?C) This song has a special place in my heart;

how about you?D) Do you always copy other people?E) I don't know where this song was written; do

you?

77. (I) The Bhopal Disaster of 1984 was the worstindustrial disaster in history. (II) Most industrialdisasters are not just accidents, but the result ofnegligence. (III) It was caused by the accidentalrelease of 40 metric tons of methyl isocyanidesfrom a chemical plant in the centre of the Indiancity of Bhopal. (IV) Early in the morning of 3December 1984, this toxic gas spread through thecity, killing thousands and injuring hundreds ofthousands more. (V) At least 15,000 of the injuredlater died of their injuries.

A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V

78. (I) In 1999, the American magazine Timechanged the sexist title "Man of the Year" to"Person of the Year". (II) At the end of every year,Time releases its "Person of the Year" issue. (III)The issue is meant to recognize the person orpeople that have most influenced world events inthe past year. (IV) It is not, however, an honourthat is only awarded to admirable people. (V) Forinstance, Adolf Hitler was widely mistrusted in theUnited States when he was chosen in 1938.


79. (I) The habanero chile is the spiciest chile pepperof all. (II) Most habaneras, for example, are200,000 to 300,000 Scoville heat units (SHU). (III)The hottest type of habanero is the Red Savinas,at 580,000 SHU. (IV) By comparison, commonchile peppers are about 1,500 SHU, while policepepper spray is approximately 3,500,000 SHU.(V) When it is sprayed, pepper spray immediatelycauses a person to close their eyes and cough.


80. (I) Dizzy Gillespie taught himself to play thetrumpet at the age of 12. (II) Despite his family'spoverty, he won a scholarship to North Carolina'sLaurinburg Institute. (III) The Laurinburg Instituteis a private African-American school that wasfounded in 1904 by Emmanuel Monty and TinnyMcDuffie. (IV) Soon, however, he dropped out ofschool to look for work as a full-time musician. (V)He eventually found a job with Cab Calloway'sgroup, but soon lost it because he stabbedCalloway in the leg.


77. – 80. sorularda, cümleler sırasıylaokunduğunda parçanın anlam bütünlüğünü bozancümleyi bulunuz.



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