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Vocabulary 1

Vocabulary 2

Vocabulary 3

Vocabulary 4

Vocabulary 5

Grammar (Pronouns) 1



Grammar (Tenses) 4

Grammar (Tenses) 5

LYS-5 Dengi İngilizce Deneme Sınavı

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VOCABULARY TEST 1

1. Security was ---- on the rail route due to the possibility of a terrorist attack.

A) moderated B) diminished C) weakened D) intensified E) terrified

2. I need a book which ---- information on the archaeological and natural heritage of the city of Rome.

A) surrounds B) contains C) detests D) refrains E) measures

3. When you take out a loan from a bank, how long your payments will last ---- how much you pay.

A) monitors B) commences C) exposes D) terminates E) determines

4. Geological processes such as erosion, weathering and sedimentation lower the chance that an organism will be ---- as a fossil.

A) preserved B) distributed C) deleted D) skipped E) directed

5. Both politicians ---- the invitation to the debate, offering an identical explanation that they had another engagement.

A) distinguished B) surveyed C) perceived D) welcomed E) declined

6. Although space was observed as early as the fourth century BC, it was only in the twentieth-century that man sent out probes and himself to ---- it.

A) recognize B) explore C) notice D) appreciate E) charge

7. Green health ---- to the revival of interest in medicinal plants, organic food and traditional health practices.

A) refers B) specifies C) illustrates D) indicates E) displays

8. The author of the book got angry when he had learnt that some sections had been ---- at the request of the publisher.

A) performed B) concluded C) implied D) removed E) apprehended

9. He never gives up when doing something difficult because he has a fighter’s ----.

A) discouragement B) popularity C) conclusion D) reversal E) mentality

10. After thoughtful ---- my cousin decided to accept the job offer.

A) destiny B) perspiration C) consideration D) intuition E) conflict

1.-40. sorularda, verilen tümcede bofl b›rak›lan yerlere uygun düflen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.


Diğer Sayfaya Geçiniz.


VOCABULARY TEST 1

31. Stress causes the muscles to tense up, which leads to less control of your

limbs and more ---- movements.

A) clumsy B) hilarious C) immune D) native E) edible

32. Children should be prevented from accessing information which is ----.

A) prior B) noble C) controversial D) explosive E) legible

33. Because he wanted to earn his dignity and respect back, he ---- apologized to everyone for what he had done.

A) approximately B) sincerely C) occasionally D) relatively E) increasingly

34. It is very normal for a seven year old child to write the whole alphabet, spell the words, and speak ----.

A) absolutely B) mournfully C) faithfully D) criminally E) fluently

35. The owner of the car didn’t want to pay for the repairs, even though the accident had been ---- his fault.

A) entirely B) suitably C) wrongly D) regularly E) reluctantly

36. His contract ---- states that he can’t leave before next year.

A) subsequently B) clearly C) instantly D) immediately E) impatiently

37. Helen thought she could ---- recall having seen the man somewhere before.

A) intentionally B) deceptively C) vaguely D) fatally E) desperately

38. After working for hours on the computer, John felt ---- tired.

A) dreadfully B) diligently C) willingly D) passionately E) deliberately

39. The new treatment has been used ----, but it is too early to tell whether it works.

A) tediously B) fiercely C) hardly D) experimentally E) critically

40. There was a proposal to change the exam system, but ---- it was rejected.

A) considerably B) merely C) gorgeously D) extremely E) unfortunately



GRAMMAR

TEST 1PRONOUNS

1. The main attraction at Amsterdam’s Rijks Museum is Rembrandt, whose paintings adorn of ---- walls.

A) theirs B) hers C) their D) its E) him

2. Originally from China Pekingese dogs are renowned for ---- large eyes and silky hair.

A) theirs B) hers C) their D) it E) them

3. A potential client of ---- has offices in many locations throughout the US.

A) your B) them C) us D) me E) ours

4. Young journalists should have the opportunity to meet ---- and share their experiences and viewpoints.

A) themselves B) them C) by themselves D) one another E) theirs

5. I was driving beyond the speed limit when the patrolman stopped ----

A) I B) by myself C) me D) mine E) my

6. After the huge Thanksgiving dinner, my brothers and sisters wished that they had not stuffed ---- so much because mom was just about to serve them her famous peanut butter pie.

A) them B) us C) theirs D) ours E) themselves

7. Most people are searching for a quick, easy way to get rich; that’s why ---- are disappointed.

A) them B) they C) themselves D) their E) theirs

8. ---- in the workplace has a personal responsibility for safety and these responsibilities should be an integral part of the job.

A) No one B) Everywhere C) Anyone D) Something E) Nowhere

9. I was offered to choose either a new car or a trip to Europe for ---- graduation gift.

A) mine B) me C) my D) I E) myself

10. Though the people at the party were surprised to see ----, they acted as if they were really glad we were there.

A) them B) us C) our D) their E) ours

1.- 40. sorularda, verilen tümcede bofl b›rak›lan yerlere uygun düflen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.




GRAMMAR TEST 1

31. ---- seems to hold memories from the past years, so I am careful not to throw away ---- with sentimental value.

A) Anything / nothing B) Nowhere / everywhere C) Everything / anything D) Anywhere / nothing E) Nothing / anywhere

32. Although the house was heated and full of hot air, ---- went outside to enjoy the gentle wind.

A) anyone B) everything C) anything D) everyone E) no one

33. To be a good translator, ---- must be a skilled writer in the target language; for this reason, most translators choose to translate into ---- mother tongue.

A) you / yours B) the one / the ones C) you / your D) one / their E) the ones / your

34. The best passwords are ---- that are hardest to guess.

A) the one B) one C) the one’s D) ones E) the ones

35. You need to move ---- car out of my

parking spot immediately; otherwise a tow truck will move it for ----.

A) its / me B) yours / your C) my / mine D) your / you E) mine / me

36. Because the washing machine blows bubbles all over the room, I would prefer that ---- don’t use ----.

A) they / them B) you / it C) me / they D) us / its E) I / them

37. Neither my boyfriend nor ---- was willing to stand in the long lines for the concert.

A) me B) us C) him D) mine E) I

38. Because of ---- warm tropical climate, Hawaii almost never experiences subzero temperatures.

A) their B) its C) them D) theirs E) itself

39. My only concern is how my teammates view ---- as a person and how to establish solid relationships with ----.

A) I / they B) we / us C) me / them D) our / their E) us / we

40. Last week my husband, my son and I went to a favourite restaurant of ---- to celebrate ---- son’s graduation.

A) ours / our B) my / mine C) us / ours D) our / my E) mine / ours



LYS-5 DENGİ İNGİLİZCE DENEME SINAVI

1. Many public libraries and churches were successively restored during the ---- of Queen Victoria, who was a woman beyond her time.

A) notion B) scarcity C) irritation D) reign E) debris

2. I am sure that our play would have been better staged if the actors had ---- it more often and carefully.

A) pretended B) rehearsed C) abandoned D) dismantled E) engaged

3. We cannot deny the fact that we have various aims and goals to achieve, but the ---- one is to be a giant in this market.

A) infectious B) appreciative C) simultaneous D) ultimate E) ferocious

4. When I asked her to revise the project again, she promised that she would ---- do so with more attention and care.

A) reluctantly B) vaguely C) extravagantly D) certainly E) approximately

5. Due to the heavy fog, I was unable to ---- who was coming towards me.

A) put away B) turn off C) make out D) take for E) get through

6. The workers of the central state bank ---- working three times in the last few months and at the moment they ---- a letter to be sent to the President again.

A) stopped / had written B) will stop / would write C) have stopped / are writing D) were stopping / write E) would stop / are going to write

1. - 8. sorularda, cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.


DENEME SINAVI


12. We all have heard of the word “microeconomy”, ---- very few of us can define it properly.

A) despite B) nevertheless C) due to D) so that E) now that

13. North Ireland is ---- valuable for most of the English ---- London is.

A) more / that B) as / as C) so / as D) such / that E) a / than

14. Environmentalists are quite concerned that ---- of our unique species of animals and plants will not be able to see the next few years unless some measures are taken.

A) most B) neither C) none D) no E) little

15. In the exam, the questions about equations were still ---- difficult for most of the students, but there were also some ---- easier ones.

A) more / so B) as / more C) too / much D) so / many E) the most / less

16. - 20. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

Every child should experience childhood without the threat of illness. (16) ----, around the globe, polio is still prevalent and leaves lasting damage. (17) ---- year, up to 25,000 children are infected (18) ---- the polio virus. At a world-leading pharmaceutical company for human vaccines, experts provide vaccines for the (19) ---- of polio. They also support the World Health Organization and Unicef’s Polio Eradication Initiative, (20) ---- in 1988 with the support of some private and state-owned companies.

16.

A) Therefore B) Despite C) Owing to D) However E) Provided

17.

A) Several B) Many C) Each D) All E) Most

18.

A) with B) over C) through D) of E) around

19.

A) arrangement B) prevention C) celebration D) demonstration E) elegance

20. A) launching B) launched C) to be launching D) to have launched E) launch


DENEME SINAVI


25. ---- although they have been on the market for almost two years now.

A) It wasn’t until small chips were invented B) Handheld computers are still unpopular C) This information age is generally regarded

as revolutionary D) Small notebooks had been specially

designed for businessmen E) Hardly had the electronic mail system

emerged

26. You can only write a good review of a book ----.

A) whether the author is subjective in his ideas

B) that it contains long definitions of the terms used

C) why you have read it in great detail D) if you managed to summarize it thoroughly E) when you have fully grasped every single

point made by the writer

27. Because the traditional public festivals in the 16th century Spain gathered lots of people from all sections of the society, ----.

A) Leonardo Da Vinci was one of the most famous painters of the period

B) similar places of entertainment had also been established all over the country

C) young people looking for a partner were drawn there

D) the original forms of theatres dated back to the ancient times

E) Bertolt Brecht played a significant role in the development of English drama

28. ---- that poverty and corruption of industrialization became the main themes of novels and poems in the 19th century.

A) A large number of stories concerning the depression of the period were published

B) It is generally due to Charles Dickens and his works

C) In Dickens’ time many people were sent into exile

D) Dickens severely criticized the previous forms of characterization and plot construction

E) They were banished from the literary world



DENEME SINAVI


29. - 31. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

In the first part of the twentieth century, before a TV set was a part of most households, radio programming was different from what it is today. Children rushed home from school to listen to “Story Hour”. Someone read an exciting story, while the children’s imaginations provided visual images to fit the spoken ones. Family members gathered around the radio to listen to serials, stories that were broken into one-hour segments. Because each hour ended with suspense, listeners had to tune in at the same time the next day to find out what would happen next. Radio was an important form of home entertainment. However, because of television, radio has become only a music medium used more often in a car than at home.

29. We can understand from the passage that

----.

A) TV serials had a great popularity among the school children

B) today’s radio programmes are exactly the same as the ones in the twentieth century

C) children listening to “Story Hour” were using their imagination to illustrate the story in their minds

D) listening to the radio was a favourite activity that people preferred to do alone

E) TV set has never been a part of home entertainment

30. One can conclude from the passage that ----.

A) in radio programs, a story was presented not in its entirety but in sixty-minute pieces

B) TV sets have been designed to set up into cars

C) stories ending with a tragedy were more popular with the middle-aged women

D) the listeners were capable of making correct guesses as to what would happen next

E) radio has never lost any of the popularity it had during the first part of the twentieth century

31. It is stated in the passage that ----.

A) children were quite reluctant to listen to the stories broadcast on the radio

B) it is due to television that radio is only a music medium now

C) most of the stories told on the radio were considered by children to be dull and dry

D) the number of radio sets at homes compared to those in cars is very high

E) people didn’t like the idea of having to wait for the next program to learn the end of stories


DENEME SINAVI


44. - 48. sorularda, karşılıklı konuşmanın boş bırakılan kısmını tamamlayabilecek ifadeyi bulunuz.

44. James :

- Do you have any plan for the weekend?

Nick : - ----

James : - Really? How are you going to travel

there? Nick :

- Of course by plane. I am a seasick, you know.

A) Nothing yet, but I’m really trying hard to find something.

B) No, I am going to stay at home. I feel sick. C) Definitely yes. I’m going to the Bahama

Islands. D) I’m sorry you can’t. I have only one ticket. E) Yes, I had to cancel my reservation at the

hotel.

45. David :

- You have a gloomy expression on your face. Is there something wrong?

Linda : - ----

David : - My goodness! Well, I understand

your feelings. It is really hard to bear it. Can I do anything for you?

Linda : - No, thank you indeed.

A) No, I’m happier than I have ever been in my life.

B) Stop asking. Go away and leave me alone.

C) What do you advise me to do right now? D) What’s wrong with my face? E) Yes, my boyfriend left me without giving

me any logical explanation.

46. Mike :

- My father and I plan to open an estate agent at the heart of Taksim.

George : - ----

Mike : - We don’t think so. You can always

find your chances if you know how to search for them properly.

George : - Then, I can only wish good luck to

you.

A) It sounds nice, but won’t you have difficulty finding places to rent or sell?

B) I liked that idea. When will you get into action?

C) I wish I had enough money to work with you.

D) Did you rent an office for the agent? E) How much money are you expecting from

this business?

47.

Kathy : - What is the latest state of your

project? You have completed the final part, haven’t you?

Johnson : - You are right. I have written a

wonderful summary at the end. Kathy :

---- Johnson :

- No, I have learnt that I don’t have to.

A) I’m sure it is. You are very skilful at doing that.

B) Great! Are you going to present it in the class as well?

C) What does your teacher think about it? D) How did you manage to write such a great

summary by the way? E) You must be proud of yourself at the

moment.


DENEME SINAVI


51. It wasn’t until he got home that he realized his wallet had been stolen.

A) When he realized he had his wallet stolen, he went home.

B) Only when he arrived home did he understand that somebody had stolen his wallet.

C) If he hadn’t perceived the loss of his wallet, he wouldn’t have found it necessary to go home.

D) The only thing that came to his mind when he was at home was the loss of his wallet.

E) Before he arrived home, he had already discovered the loss of his wallet.

52. Since the two parties were in a close cooperation with each other, they became quite successful in their respective projects.

A) The very success in individual projects came as a result of a good share of work between the two parties.

B) Due to the successful joint of work, the two parties devoted their projects to one another.

C) The two parties failed to form a good cooperation due to separate efforts.

D) If the two parties are to get into an equal share of work, they should be more open to each other’s suggestions.

E) Neither of the two parties were satisfied with the outcome of their individual projects.

53. This is the best horror fiction I’ve read for ages.

A) It’s a wonderful horror fiction; I read it years ago.

B) It’s a long time since I read such a great horror fiction.

C) It’s absolutely the best horror fiction I have ever read.

D) That was a splendid horror fiction, rather different from anything I have ever read.

E) It’s not often one has the chance to read such a horror fiction.



DENEME SINAVI


54. - 58. sorularda, verilen durumda söylenmiş olabilecek sözü bulunuz.

54. One of your friends tells you that his teacher has caught him cheating in the exam and he asks you how to restart his good relationship with his teacher. You think that apologizing would be the best course of action and so you say: ----

A) I think you should tell your teacher that you are terribly sorry for your irresponsible behaviour.

B) I really don’t know how you and your kinds dare to cheat in exams.

C) Don’t worry. Every student cheats somehow.

D) My father has punished me six times for cheating in the exam.

E) If I were your teacher, I would never forgive you.

55. A friend of yours says that he needs to go to a party tonight but his parents will not allow such a thing, so he asks if you can tell his parents when they phone you that he is studying with you at home. You definitely disagree with him and refuse it straight away, saying: ----

A) It would be a pleasure for me to deceive such obstinate parents as yours.

B) Absolutely no. I will never ever do such an immoral thing.

C) Why are you so interested in this party? D) I had better think it over one more time. E) I have always been restricted by my

parents. I want to be free.

56. Your sister will be taking a role in a school play next week. She fears that she is going to forget the parts that she has memorized up to now and so wants to leave the play. To encourage her to continue, you say: ----

A) This is so stressful for you, so please stop doing it immediately.

B) Nobody can force you to play. You are free to do whatever you want to.

C) I agree with you that the text you will be reciting is too difficult.

D) Do not care about the others’ performances. You are responsible for your own.

E) Believe me! You really should go on as I am fully sure you will do a great job.

57. You have been assigned to write a term paper about the historical places in İstanbul and so you go to the city library and ask the man in charge there for help, saying: ----

A) Three books are not sufficient for such a comprehensive paper. Why don’t you understand?

B) You call this place a library? You have only tabloids and magazines.

C) My friends warned me that I shouldn’t expect too much.

D) Could you please tell me how I can find some books and others about the historical places in İstanbul?

E) I wish I had searched on the Internet.


DENEME SINAVI


58. Your best friend asks if he can borrow your laptop for a week. You very well know that he is a clumsy person and so are afraid that he will damage it. However, you feel you cannot reject his request and accept it but on one condition. You say: ----

A) Of course you can. It is not more valuable than my best friend.

B) Well, you can but providing you don’t let anyone else touch it.

C) I still remember your taking back my radio in pieces.

D) Don’t forget you haven’t paid for the last damage yet.

E) I’m sorry but you can’t because I will be using it myself.

59. - 63. sorularda, boş bırakılan yere parçada anlam bütünlüğünü sağlamak için getirilebilecek cümleyi bulunuz.

59. A novella is a prose fiction which is longer than a long story, but shorter than a short novel. If that seems confusing, you could think of something around 30-40,000 words in length. ----. That is, character, incident, theme and language are all focused on contributing to a single issue.

A) Different types of novellas have been published up to now

B) Dark characters are the main characters in novellas

C) The essence of a novella is that it has a concentrated unity of purpose and design

D) Novellas were not so popular in the nineteenth century as they are today

E) Many of the classic novellas are concerned with people learning important lessons

60. Humour is a form of entertainment and a form of human communication, intended to make people laugh and feel happy. ----. This happens because humour often relies on a context, and someone not understanding the context will usually not understand the humour.

A) The origins of the word “humour” lie in the humoral medicine of the ancient Greeks

B) Various techniques have been developed to deliver humour

C) Most humours in English culture are about old ladies

D) For example, many people have created humours of their kings

E) Humour does not easily transfer from one culture to another


DENEME SINAVI


64. - 69. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümleye anlamca en yakın Türkçe cümleyi bulunuz.

64. People from different cultures should respect one another’s traditions and values since they represent their individual identities.

A) Bireysel kimlikleri yans›tan tüm kültürler insanlar›n birbirlerinin geleneklerine ve değerlerine sayg› duymas›n› ssğlar.

B) Bireysel kimlikleri yans›tt›klar› için farkl› kültürlerin hepsi insanlar›n sayg›s›n› hak eder.

C) Bireysel kimlikleri yans›tt›klar› için farkl› kültürlerden insanlar birbirlerinin geleneklerine ve değerlerine sayg› duymal›d›rlar.

D) İnsanlar›n sayg› duyduklar› gelenekler ve değerler farkl› kültürlerden yans›rlar.

E) Farkl› kültürlerden insanlar›n temsil ettikleri tüm değerler her bir kimlik için sayg› değerdir.

65. Killing animals to use them in experiments is not only an immoral behaviour, but also a strike that ruins the ecological balance.

A) Hayvanlar› deneylerde kullanmak için öldürmek sadece ahlak d›ş› bir davran›ş değil, ayn› zamanda ekolojik dengeyi bozan bir darbedir.

B) Deneylerde kullanmak üzere baz› hayvanlar›n öldürülmesi ahlak d›ş› bir davran›şt›r ve ayn› zamanda ekolojik dengeye ciddi zarar verir.

C) Deneylerde kullanmak için hayvanlar› öldürmek ahlak d›ş› bir davran›ş olmasa da ekolojik dengeyi bozan bir darbedir.

D) Deneylerde kullanmak için hayvanlar›n öldürülmesi hem ahlak d›ş› hem de zarar verici bir davran›şt›r.

E) Ekolojik dengeyi bozan ahlak d›ş› davran›şlardan biri de hayvanlar› deneylerde kullanmak için öldürmektir.

66. The development of robots has been incredibly fast, and the next century might not be the same as today’s applications.

A) Robotlarda gelişimin inan›lmaz derecede h›zl› olmas›, önümüzdeki yüzy›l›n, bugünkü uygulamalar›n ayn›s› olmayabileceğini gösteriyor.

B) Robotlar inan›lmaz şekilde h›zl› bir gelişim gösterdikleri için önümüzdeki yüzy›l bugünden farkl› olabilir.

C) Robotlar›n gelişimi inan›lmaz şekilde h›zl› olmuştur ve önümüzdeki yüzy›l, bugünün uygulamalar›n›n ayn›s› olmayabilir.

D) İnan›lmaz şekilde h›zl› bir gelişim gösteren robotlar ile önümüzdeki yüzy›l, bugünün ayn›s› olmayabilir.

E) Robotlar inan›lmaz şekilde h›zl› bir gelişim göstermiştir, ancak önümüzdeki yüzy›l bugünkü uygulamalar›n ayn›s› olmayacakt›r.

67. Up to now, numerous descriptions have been made to analyse the real cause of insomnia.

A) Uykusuzluğun gerçek sebebi değişik zamanlarda yap›lan tan›mlamalara temel oluşturmuştur.

B) Uykusuzluğun gerçek sebebini analiz etmek için devaml› olarak say›s›z tan›mlamalar yap›lmaktad›r.

C) Bugüne kadar yap›lan say›s›z tan›mlamalar, uykusuzluğun gerçek sebebini analiz etmektedir.

D) Uykusuzluğun gerçek sebebi, devaml› olarak say›s›z tan›mlamalarla analiz edilmeye çal›ş›lmaktad›r.

E) Uykusuzluğun gerçek sebebini analiz etmek için bugüne kadar say›s›z tan›mlamalar yap›lm›şt›r.



DENEME SINAVI


68. During the rain season every year, we allow huge amounts of water to run off our roads and pavements into the drains, where it mixes with the sewage.

A) Her yıl yağmur sezonunda çok büyük miktarlarda suyun, yollarımızdan ve kaldırımlarımızdan akıp kanalizasyona karıştıkları kanallara gitmesine izin veriyoruz.

B) Yağmur sezonu boyunca çok büyük miktarlarda suyun, yollarımızdan ve kaldırımlarımızdan akıp kanalizasyona karışmasına izin veriyoruz.

C) Her yıl yağmur sezonunda çok büyük miktarlarda su, yollarımızdan ve kaldırımlarımızdan akıp gidiyor ve kanallara giderek kanalizasyona karışıyor.

D) Her yıl yağmur sezonunda çok büyük miktarlarda su, yollarımızdan ve kaldırımlarımızdan akarak kanalizasyona karıştıkları kanallara gidiyor.

E) Yağmur sezonu boyunca çok büyük miktarlarda suyun, yollarımızdan ve kaldırımlarımızdan akıp kanalizasyona karışmasına izin verdiğimizi biliyor olmalısınız.

69. A person who has lost a lot of salt through sweating can experience painful cramps, which is why you mustn’t forget to drink lots of water before going out on a hot afternoon.

A) Terleme nedeniyle çok fazla tuz kaybeden biri, acı veren kramplar yaşayabilir ki bu yüzden sıcak bir öğleden sonra dışarı çıkmadan önce bolca su içmeliyiz.

B) Sıcak bir öğleden sonra dışarı çıkmadan önce bolca su içmek gerekir çünkü terleme nedeniyle çok fazla tuz kaybeden biri ciddi kramplar yaşayabilir.

C) Bilindiği gibi, terleme yoluyla çok fazla tuz kaybeden biri, acı veren kramplar yaşayabilir ki bu yüzden sıcak bir öğleden sonra dışarı çıkmadan önce bolca su içmeyi unutmamalısınız.

D) Bu sıcak günde dışarı çıkmadan önce bolca su içmek çok yerinde olacaktır çünkü terleme nedeniyle çok fazla tuz kaybeden biri ciddi kramplar yaşayabilir.

E) Terleme yoluyla çok fazla tuz kaybeden biri, acı veren kramplar yaşayabilir ki bu yüzden sıcak bir öğleden sonra dışarı çıkmadan önce bolca su içmeyi unutmamalısınız.

70. - 75. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümleye anlamca en yakın İngilizce cümleyi bulunuz.

70. Son beş y›lda gözlemlenen teknolojik gelişmeler, bilimin ulaşt›ğ› muhteşem seviyeyi göstermektedir.

A) Technological developments that we have observed in recent years show the great level that science has reached.

B) In the last five years some technological developments have been observed and this shows the great level of science.

C) Technological developments which have been observed in the last five years demonstrate the wonderful level that science has reached.

D) In the last five years certain technological developments have taken place, which shows the level that science has reached wonderfully.

E) Technological developments which show the wonderful level of science have been observed in the last five years.



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75. Yaklaşık beş bin yıl önce, akıllı bir insan, bugün uygarlığın en önemli aracı durumuna gelmiş olan bu basit aygıtı icat etti.

A) About five thousand years ago, a clever human invented this simple device, which has become the most important tool of civilization today.

B) It was five thousand years ago that a clever man invented this simple device, which has become the most important tool of civilization today.

C) Approximately five thousand years ago, a clever individual invented this simple device, which has become one of the most important tools of civilization today.

D) Five thousand years ago, a smart person invented a simple device and it has become the most important tool of civilization today.

E) More or less five thousand years ago, an ingenious person invented a simple device, which has managed to become one of the most important tools of civilization.

76. - 80. sorularda, cümleler sırasıyla okunduğunda parçanın anlam bütünlüğünü bozan cümleyi bulunuz.

76. (I) The use of corporal punishment in home and school has been widely debated. (II) Some believe it is a means of discipline while others call it abuse. (III) Corporal punishment is harmful to children. (IV) It could lead to emotional and physical problems. (V) Many people were used to seeing such scenes of crime.

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

77. (I) When the first Academy Awards were handed out on May 16,1929, movies had just begun to talk. (II) That first Awards ceremony took place during a banquet held in the Blossom Room of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. (III) This year The Lord of the Rings has received ten awards. (IV) The suspense which now touches most of the world at Oscar time was not always a characteristic of the Awards. (V) At first the winners were known prior to the Awards banquets with the results given in advance to the newspapers.



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78. (I) In 1997, the US National Institute of Health issued a report titled: “Acupuncture: The NIH Consensus Statement”. (II) Herbs have long held an important place in the treatment and the prevention of illnesses. (III) It stated that acupuncture is a very useful method for treating many conditions. (IV) It acknowledges the side effects of acupuncture are considerably less adverse when compared to other medical procedures. (V) In addition, the NIH made the recommendation to insurance companies to provide full coverage of acupuncture treatment.


79. (I) B.F.Skinner is a behavioural psychologist who became famous for his work with rats using his “Skinner Box”. (II) He took the extreme liberty of transferring his experience and theories of rats directly to human beings. (III) It should be kept in mind that rats and people are tremendously different creatures. (IV) Yet, Skinner had no problem assuming what was true for rats would be applicable to human beings. (V) Behavioural psychology has contributed a lot to the language learning process.


80. (I) Hungary is still on the way to the full membership of the Customs Union. (II) Owing to its favourable climate and fertile soil, Hungary produces a variety of agricultural products. (III) Livestock farming is also important within this sector, certain animals being commercially raised. (IV) For the country’s rural population, agriculture is the main source of employment. (V) Development projects being implemented by the government therefore place great emphasis on agriculture and rural development.






SKILLS CHECK 1. - 5. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

Elizabeth Taylor is an iconic two-time Academy Award-winning actress. She was long considered (1) ---- American actress of all time. Many consider her the last icon of Hollywood’s golden era. In 1963, (2) ---- she accepted $1,000,000 to play the title role in the lavish production of Cleopatra for 20th Century Fox, she (3) ---- the highest paid movie star up until that time. She is also known for her numerous marriages (4) ---- she has been married eight times (5) ---- seven husbands.

1. A) as beautiful B) more beautifulC) so beautiful D) the most beautifulE) too beautiful

2. A) that B) what C) when D) which E) why

3. A) may become B) has become C) should become D) became E) can become

4. A) as soon as B) since C) when D) as long as E) by the time

5. A) of B) with C) from D) to E) for


After Atatürk (6) ---- the Republic of Turkey, he established the Turkish Language Foundation, (7) ---- had an ideologically driven task to (8) ---- the language by replacing words of Arabic and Persian origin. This was part of a bigger effort to abolish the Arabic script as part of a Westernisation process. By banning the usage of these words in the press, the foundation succeeded (9) ---- removing (10) ---- hundred Arabic words from the language.

6. A) has founded B) was foundingC) would found D) has been foundingE) founded

7. A) when B) which C) where D) that E) how

8. A) ignore B) escape C) obey D) dwell E) purify

9. A) to B) at C) in D) on E) of

10.

A) a little B) much C) several D) a lot E) little


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The Golden Gate Bridge is (31) ---- as a popular site for suicide. The official suicide count ended in 1995, (32) ---- the number approached 1,000. Through the eight years to 2003, (33) ---- average there was one suicide jump (34) ---- two weeks, (35) ---- brought the unofficial total to over 1,300 suicides.

31.

A) notorious B) suspicious C) equivalent D) tolerant E) sarcastic

32.

A) that B) why C) when D) which E) how

33.

A) from B) on C) for D) to E) into

34.

A) each B) a lot C) every D) some E) few

35.

A) where B) when C) that D) which E) whom


During the Cold War, a definition emerged (36) ---- the Earth was divided (37) ---- three worlds. The First World was composed of NATO members and (38) ---- countries aligned with the United States. The Second World was the Eastern bloc in the Soviet sphere of influence. The Third World consisted of countries that were not aligned with (39) ----, and important members include India, Yugoslavia and for a time the People’s Republic of China, though some find it expedient to group the latter two under Second World (40) ---- their communist ideology.

36.

A) where B) that C) what D) which E) whose

37.

A) at B) on C) of D) from E) into

38.

A) the others B) each other C) other D) one another E) others

39.

A) every B) all C) several D) either E) none

40.

A) even though B) however C) in case D) in order that E) because of



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The Hippocratic Oath is perhaps the most widely known of Greek medical texts. It requires a new physician to (61) ---- upon a number of healing gods that he will uphold a number of professional ethical standards. One of the best-known prohibitions is to do no harm. (62) ---- is known about (63) ---- wrote it or first used it, but it appears to be (64) ---- influenced by followers of Pythagoras than Hippocrates and is often estimated (65) ---- in the 4th century B.C.

61.

A) accuse B) profit C) multiply D) swear E) circulate

62.

A) A lot of B) Little C) Plenty of D) Many E) Very few

63.

A) who B) that C) whose D) when E) whom

64.

A) as strongly B) strongly enough C) too strongly D) so strongly E) more strongly

65.

A) to writeB) having writtenC) to have been writtenD) writingE) to have written


The University of Oxford traces its roots back to at least the end of the 11th century (66) ---- the exact date of foundation remains unclear. According to legend, after riots between scholars and townsfolk (67) ---- in 1209, some of the academics at Oxford fled northeast to the town of Cambridge, (68) ---- the University of Cambridge was founded. Since then, the two universities (69) ---- a long history of competition with (70) ----, and are the most selective universities in the United Kingdom.

66.

A) in order that B) although C) in case D) thanks to E) despite

67.

A) cared for B) took after C) pointed out D) broke out E) told off

68.

A) which B) that C) how D) where E) whom

69.

A) had been havingB) were havingC) have hadD) used to haveE) had had

70.

A) by themselves B) them C) themselves D) their E) each other


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Wigs have been worn for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians, (91) ----, wore them to protect their shaven heads from the sun. Today, wigs are worn by women on a daily or (92) ---- basis as a matter of convenience, as they can be styled ahead of time and then worn when there is not sufficient time to style (93) ---- own hair. They are also worn by individuals who (94) ---- hair loss due to (95) ---- medical reasons.

91.

A) otherwise B) by contrast C) in that D) for instance E) inasmuch as

92.

A) reluctant B) alert C) occasional D) pale E) familiar

93.

A) oneself B) one’s C) the one D) the ones E) ones

94.

A) had been experiencingB) are experiencingC) were experiencedD) are experiencedE) had experienced

95.

A) much of B) a lot C) a little D) every E) a number of


Live Aid was a multi-venue rock music concert held on July 13, 1985. The event was organized by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure (96) ---- raise funds for famine relief in Ethiopia. It was one of (97) ---- scale satellite link-ups and TV broadcasts of all time. The concert grew in scope (98) ---- more acts were added on (99) ---- sides of the Atlantic. On a television programme in 2001 one of the organizers stated that while initially it was hoped that Live Aid (100) ---- £1 million, the final figure was £150 million for famine relief.

96.

A) because B) if only C) so as to D) despite E) in case

97.

A) larger B) as large C) too large D) the largest E) large enough

98.

A) in spite of B) as C) on the contrary D) in order to E) instead of

99.

A) either B) every C) neither D) both E) each

100.

A) has raised B) would raise C) is going to raise D) will have raised E) is raising

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1 D 1 E 1 A 1 A 1 D

2 B 2 C 2 D 2 A 2 A

3 E 3 C 3 D 3 D 3 B

4 A 4 D 4 B 4 C 4 B

5 E 5 A 5 E 5 E 5 A

6 B 6 A 6 A 6 D 6 A

7 A 7 B 7 C 7 A 7 B

8 D 8 D 8 E 8 B 8 E

9 E 9 E 9 A 9 A 9 D

10 C 10 C 10 C 10 C 10 A

11 D 11 D 11 C 11 B 11 E

12 E 12 E 12 B 12 D 12 A

13 A 13 A 13 C 13 A 13 C

14 D 14 C 14 C 14 E 14 E

15 B 15 B 15 E 15 A 15 C

16 C 16 D 16 E 16 E 16 A

17 C 17 D 17 A 17 A 17 A

18 D 18 A 18 E 18 D 18 E

19 A 19 B 19 A 19 A 19 A

20 B 20 A 20 D 20 A 20 C

21 E 21 B 21 B 21 E 21 A

22 A 22 C 22 D 22 A 22 D

23 D 23 D 23 C 23 E 23 E

24 E 24 C 24 C 24 A 24 A

25 E 25 C 25 D 25 A 25 B

26 A 26 B 26 A 26 E 26 D

27 C 27 C 27 D 27 A 27 C

28 E 28 B 28 A 28 C 28 A

29 B 29 E 29 A 29 D 29 C

30 D 30 D 30 C 30 E 30 A

31 A 31 A 31 A 31 D 31 A

32 C 32 C 32 A 32 A 32 D

33 B 33 B 33 C 33 C 33 B

34 E 34 A 34 A 34 C 34 B

35 A 35 C 35 E 35 A 35 A

36 B 36 D 36 A 36 C 36 A

37 C 37 C 37 C 37 A 37 E

38 A 38 D 38 A 38 A 38 D

39 D 39 D 39 A 39 D 39 C

40 E 40 E 40 C 40 A 40 E

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2 C 2 B

3 E 3 B

4 D 4 D

5 C 5 E

6 E 6 C

7 B 7 D

8 C 8 C

9 C 9 E

10 B 10 C

11 C 11 D

12 D 12 B

13 A 13 C

14 E 14 E

15 C 15 B

16 B 16 D

17 D 17 A

18 E 18 C

19 B 19 B

20 C 20 B

21 D 21 D

22 E 22 B

23 B 23 E

24 A 24 B

25 A 25 B

26 E 26 A

27 C 27 C

28 C 28 E

29 B 29 A

30 E 30 A

31 C 31 D

32 E 32 C

33 D 33 D

34 E 34 E

35 D 35 C

36 B 36 E

37 E 37 E

38 B 38 C

39 C 39 D

40 A 40 B

1 E

2 E

3 C

4 B

5 D

6 C

7 D

8 E

9 A

10 B

11 B

12 E

13 C

14 D

15 B

16 E

17 C

18 A

19 D

20 C

21 C

22 D

23 B

24 A

25 C

26 E

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28 A

29 D

30 E

31 C

32 D

33 B

34 C

35 A

36 A

37 E

38 B

39 C

40 E

1 C 1 D

2 B 2 B

3 E 3 A

4 D 4 C

5 A 5 E

6 C 6 D

7 B 7 B

8 E 8 E

9 A 9 A

10 C 10 C

11 B 11 D

12 D 12 D

13 A 13 B

14 E 14 A

15 B 15 E

16 A 16 C

17 D 17 B

18 C 18 D

19 B 19 E

20 E 20 C

21 C 21 A

22 A 22 B

23 E 23 D

24 C 24 C

25 D 25 B

26 A 26 E

27 C 27 D

28 B 28 C

29 D 29 B

30 A 30 E

31 B 31 D

32 C 32 A

33 D 33 C

34 A 34 B

35 C 35 E

36 B 36 A

37 E 37 C

38 D 38 D

39 B 39 A

40 C 40 E

1 D 21 A 41 C 61 A

2 B 22 A 42 A 62 D

3 D 23 A 43 B 63 C

4 D 24 E 44 C 64 C

5 C 25 B 45 E 65 A

6 C 26 E 46 A 66 C

7 E 27 C 47 B 67 E

8 D 28 B 48 C 68 A

9 C 29 C 49 B 69 E

10 E 30 A 50 C 70 C

11 C 31 B 51 B 71 A

12 B 32 C 52 A 72 E

13 B 33 A 53 B 73 E

14 A 34 A 54 A 74 E

15 C 35 B 55 B 75 A

16 D 36 C 56 E 76 E

17 C 37 D 57 D 77 C

18 A 38 B 58 B 78 B

19 B 39 A 59 C 79 E

20 B 40 D 60 E 80 A

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