1-22. sorularda, cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen kelime ya da ifadeyi koyunuz.
1- I should be very………… if you would accept the invitation to the party.
A) thanking B) honourable C) pleased D) pleasing E) pleasing
2- If you drive from the airport, go on the motorway and follow the ………… to the city.
A) points B) signs C) plans D) ways E) plates
3- I have always………… that my university was the best in the country.
A) trusted B) respected C) considered D) regarded E) decided
4- The outline of the figure was barely………… in the darkness. A) susceptible B) invisible
C) perceptible D) perceptive
E) acceptable
5- He climbed the tree and picked all the fruit………… reach.
A) near B) inside C) within D) beyond E) above
6- William Shakespeare,
about...life
surprisingly little is known, is
universally acknowledged to be one of the greatest figures in English literature.
A) who B) which C) whose D) that E) whom
7- I know...I am supposed to meet you, but I don't know...to get there.
A) when/why B) where/how C) that/which D) what/— E) —/where
8- George Orwell is one of my favourite authors, and I have enjoyed...I have read by him. A) whenever B) whatever C) whomever D) whichever E) wherever 9- Last night we had...storm...the streets were flooded and the electricity was cut off.
A) too bad/so B) the worst/as
C) a worse/than D) such a bad/that
E) so bad/that
10- Harold knew very little of Chinese culture ... having lived in Beijing for more than a year. A) since B) although C) despite D) instead of E) as if İngilizce Genel
11- The south coast of Turkey is popular for a number of aquatic activities ………….. swimming, water skiing and diving.
A) just like B) not only
C) consequently D) likewise E) such as
12. We ……… along the road for about 20 minutes.
A) have been walking B) has walked
C) will be walking D)walks D) are walking
13. When I arrived, everyone was sitting round the table with their mouths full. They ……… . A) ate
B) are eating
C) has been eating D) have been eating E) were eating
14. When I arrived, Ann ……… for me. She was rather annoyed with me because I was late and she ……… for a very long time. A) was waiting/had been waiting B) is waiting/ was waiting
C) had been waiting/ waited D) waited/ had waited
E) was waiting/ was waiting
15. He had hurt his leg, so he ……… very well.
A) can’t have walked B) can’t be walking C) couldn’t walk
D) couldn’t have walked E) could walk
16. They didn’t have any tomatoes in the first shop I went to, but I ……… in the next shop. A) have to get
B) could get C) must get D) could have got E) had to get
17. My grandmother loved music. She ………the piano very well.
A) was able to play B) could be playing C) must have played D) couldn’t have played E) is able to play
18. John seems to know a lot about history. He ……… a lot of books.
A) can’t have read B) should read C) should have read D) must have read E) could read
19. It’s good that Ann reminded me about Tom’s birthday. I ……… if she hadn’t reminded me.
A) would have forgotten B) would forget
C) will forget D) could forget E) won’t forget
20- As the managing director can’t go to the reception, I’m
representing the company …………
A) on his account
B) on his behalf C) for his part D) from his point of view
E) on my account
21-I’m sorry to hear that Peter and Dick have………… They were such good friends.
A) fallen out B) fallen against C) dropped out D) dropped against E) fallen into
22-There was so much noise that we could hardly ………… what the speaker was saying.
A) take in B) take up C) bring in D)bring out E) bring through
23. -27. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.
Iceland is not a place for the
ordinary tourist. The landscape, first of all, is bare and strange though many consider it beautiful, too. Then, too, the far northern climate is not ideal for tourism. The winter weather is (23) ………. severe and the summers are short and cool, with (24) ………. strong winds. The remote location also (25) ………. that many products have to be imported and so they are expensive.
(26) ………. , the few tourists who do put up with these difficulties are warmly welcomed (27) ………. the Icelanders. 23-A) extremely B) rarely C) seldom D)too E) hardly 24-A) rare B) too C) constant D)mild E) speedy 25-A) mentions B) means C) shows D)explains E) informs 26-A) However B) But C) Moreover D)Also E) Because 27-A) at B) from C) within D)by E) for 28. -32. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.
To an outsider, Istanbul may at first (28) ………. like a Western city. The Western dress, the many new
buildings, the traffic problems all (29) ………. the city seem very modern. But there is (30) ………. side to this great city-its rich past (31) ………. the capital of the Ottoman Empire. In the narrow back streets, the bazaars, and the mosques, this past seems very near and real. And the spectacular mosques are
evidence of the city's important role in history of Islam (32) ……….
28-A) seem B) take C) resemble D)show E) start
29-A) made B) had made C) will have made D)make E) will make
30-A) another B) the other C) other D)each E) others 31-A) such as B) as C) like D)likely E) as if 32-A) so B) as well C) as well as D)though E) then
33 – 42. sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.
33. ...who played an important role in the revival of the ideals of classical antiquity.
A) Dr. Williams lectured on the Renaissance
B) There is still a lively debate going on
C) He then carried on to explain why such
Renaissance figures
D) Leonardo da Vinci also lived in the Renaissance
E) Petrarch is rightly regarded as a humanist
34. ……….., although many countries are increasing their own production.
A) This is just one of the developments in the international trade
B) The U.K. still imported a great deal of tropical fruit
C) Turkey's production of fruit and vegetables will have decreased sharply
D) By the end of the month figures concerning the dollar reserves will have been processed E) Steel wasn't an important item of international trade
35. Do not attempt to cut down or prune large trees ………... A) after branches that appeared healthy had in fact
been rotten inside
B) if you are not absolutely confident that you can do it properly
C) by making sure that your neighbours do not
object to it at all
D) if the weather conditions had been taken into account E) in case the manager rejected the findings.
36. Unless we get plenty of rain soon,...
A) the price of fresh fruit and vegetables this year has been very reasonable
B) the rainy season would come late this year
C) a great deal of land is still
underwater
D) they have already put their summer clothes away
E) the harvest this year will be a poor one
37. ...which will further aggravate the unemployment problem.
A) Several companies are considering reductions in the production quality
B) No solutions were forthcoming
C) Everyone is closely concerned about the situation D) The minister had been under attack for some time E) The police should have
searched the area for the person responsible
38. The volunteers in charge of the evacuation tried to find out...
A) in case the paths were flooded
B) whether a lot of people have escaped
C) if the foods and blankets would reach them by the evening D) that more supplies will be needed
E) however hungry everyone might have been
39. Is he really convinced
…………...? ' A) that these measures will help the company to increase its production
B) how the land in this area has been eroded so far
C) why the American involvement in Somalia is to the benefit of the people
D) who first put the idea into her head
E) where rare species of reptiles are still to be found
40. I recommend that you finish all
the work by
Thursday...
A) whenever there happened to be an important programme on the television
B) if you demanded an increase in your wages
C) why you want to go to the pool for a swim
D) however impossible it was
E) so that you can take the Friday of
41. As the advertisements are often misleading...
A) the guide suggested that we take a tour to Kuşadası
B) they should be examined with a critical attitude
C) it should not be printed in children's mind
D) University students should be careful in their final tests
E) the weekly magazines should not accept to publish it
42. Excessive use of vitamin may give rise to serious diseases...
A) therefore doctors should not prescribe them very often
B) so the chemists should be careful in selling them
C) but a plethora of them may not do any harm
D) so the physicians can apply all prospective cures
E) as a result hospitals should have a pharmacy department
43. — 46. sorularda, verilen cümlenin hangi sorunun cevabı olduğunu bulunuz.
43- "I don't know for sure, but isn't it the one opposite the Chamber of Commerce?"
A) Do you think Sam will be successful in his new school?
B) Do you know
which is the quickest way to the city centre?
C) Have your parents decided to buy the house they viewed yesterday?
D) Does anyone here have any idea where Tsardas' restaurant is?
E) How long will it take us to get to the conference at the Chamber of Commerce?
44- "Oh, yes, please. The same as this."
A) We have excellent French wine. Would you like some? B) Would you like another drink, Madam?
C) I'll have wine with my fish. How about you?
D) What would you like to drink with your steak, Sir? E) Which one do you
prefer, apple juiced or orange juice?
45- "I'm afraid only my driving licence. I seem to have misplaced my passport."
A) Can I see your passport and tickets, please?
B) Will you please show me your driving licence?
C) Have you got any identification, Sir?
D) I'm afraid this passport has expired. Have you got any other sort of identification?
E) Have you applied to extend the duration of your
passport?
46- "Four twenties and two tens, please."
A) Is it okay for you if I pay by credit card?
B) What was your salary at your last job?
C) How much is that blue sweater over there?
D) This scarf can't be that expensive, can it?
E) How would you like your one hundred dollars?
47-50. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe
dengini bulunuz.
47. We left the house early to drive to the airport, but heavy traffic caused us to miss our plane.
A) Havaalanına gitmek için evden erken ayrıldık ama yoğun trafik uçağımızı kaçırmamıza sebep oldu. B) Havaalanına gitmek için evden
erken ayrılmamıza rağmen yoğun trafik yüzünden uçağımızı kaçırdık. C) Havaalanına kadar araba
kullanabilmek için evden erken çıktık ama yoğun trafik yüzünden uçağımızı kaçırdık.
D) Havaalanına
yetişmek için evden erken
ayrılmamız nedeniyle yoğun trafik uçağımızı kaçırmamıza neden oldu.
E) Havaalanına arabayla gitmemize rağmen yoğun trafik uçağımızı
kaçırmamıza sebep oldu.
48. In the middle of the first semester, he began to
understand the principles of economics.
A) Birinci dönemin ilk yarısında ekonomiyi anlamaya başladı. B) Birinci dönemin ortasında ekonomiyi anladı.
C) Ekonominin ilkeleri birinci dönemin ilk yarısında anlaşıldı. D) Birinci dönemin
ortalarında ekonominin ilkelerini anladı.
E) Birinci dönemin ortasında ekonominin ilkelerini
anlamaya başladı.
49. Talking to people with different opinions from ours enables you to see things from other perspectives as well.
A) Olaylara farklı açıdan bakabilmek için, görüşleri sizinkilerden farklı olan insanlarla da konuşmanız gerekir.
B) Sizinkilerden farklı görüşlere sahip olan
insanlarla konuşmazsanız, olayları değişik açılardan görmeyi
öğrenemezsiniz.
C) Görüşleri sizinkilerden farklı olan kişilerle konuşmak, olayları başka açılardan da görmenizi sağlar. D) Çeşitli insanlarla konuşarak
değişik görüşler edinebilir, olaylara başka açılardan bakabilirsiniz.
E) Farklı görüşlere sahip insanlarla konuşmak, olayları değişik yönleriyle görebilmeniz açısından gereklidir
50. They hope to have doubled or even tripled the firm volume of business by the end of the year. A) Şirketin iş hacmini yıl sonuna kadar iki hatta üç
katına çıkarmayı umuyorlar.
B) Yıl sonuna kadar iki ya da üç şirketle daha
bağlar kurmayı umuyorlar.
C) İki-üç şirketin yıl sonuna kadar yapmış
oldukları hacmi umut vericiydi. D) Yıl sonuna kadar yapmış oldukları
işin iki-üç kat
daha fazla olacağını umuyorlardı. E) Şirketin iş hacmini iki-üç katına
çıkarmak ancak
sonuna doğru gerçekleşebildi. 51-54. sorularda, verilen Türkçe
cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz.
51. Öğrencilerin hepsi toplu gösteriye katılmaya razı olmadılar. Çoğu, gazete
editörüne mektup yazmayı tercih ettiler.
A) Although not all students agreed to participate in the public
demonstration several of them preferred to write letters to the newspaper editor.
B) The students who couldn't agree to participate in the public
demonstration decided to write letters to the newspaper editor. C) None of the students agreed to
participate in the public demonstration. All of them preferred to write letters to the newspaper editor.
D) Not all the students agreed to participate in the public demonstration. Several preferred to write letters to the newspaper editor.
E) Several students preferred to write letters to the newspaper editor because none of the students agreed to participate in the public demonstration.
52. Biz eve varmadan önce güneş batmış ve yağmur başlamıştı. A) The sun had set, and the
rainstorm had begun before we reached home.
B) We couldn't reach home before the sun set and the rainstorm began.
C) We reached home after the sun had set and the rainstorm had begun.
D) On the way home
the sun had set and the rainstorm had begun.
E) The sunset and the rainstorm began while we were trying to reach home.
53. Pamuk ipliğinin üretimi, çeşitli makineler
tarafından sürdürülen bir dizi işlem
içermektedir.
A) The manufacture of cotton thread requires a
number of machines, each having a variety of
purposes.
B) Cotton thread can be manufactured on several machines using a number of
processes.
C) Cotton thread is manufactured in a number of
diferent ways, which all use special machines.
D) The manufacture of cotton thread involves a
number of processes carried out
by a variety of machines.
E) The many diferent processes used in the
manufacture of cotton thread require a variety of
machines.
54. Tibet’in çoğu yerinde toprak, yükseltisi fazla olan çöllerin ya da bozkırlarınkine benzer
biçimde, verimsiz ve incedir. A) Tibet's soil is poor and thin and
much of the land
is deserts or steppes at high altitudes.
B) The deserts and steppes of Tibet, where the soil
is thin and poor, resemble those at high
altitudes.
C) Much of the soil of the deserts and steppes of
Tibet is poor and thin, but this depends on the
altitude.
D) Much of Tibet is desert or steppes at high
altitudes where the soil is poor and thin.
E) In much of Tibet, the soil is poor and thin,
resembling that of deserts or steppes at high
altitudes.
55-57. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
Andrew Wyeth is an American realist artist. His picture of a Pennsylvania boy riding his new bicycle, entitled ‘Young America', is painted with a high degree of precision and attention to detail. Its first impression is one of freedom, for the boy cycles with ease over the flat landscape. However, the land and the sky are both without event, and while this means that there is nothing to detract from the rider, it also suggests that he is passing through an empty world. The boy is looking out of the picture and away from the viewer; whatever he is gazing at can be guessed but not seen. The colours of the picture are soft, and the largest area is a neutral grey. The chief impression is one of melancholy.
55- From the description of the painting, we understand that...
A) the artist paints in a bold, impressionistic style
B) the painting is an abstract work, resembling nothing real
C) the artist paints in a detailed, true-to-life style
D) Wyeth paints
what he feels, regardless of detail E) the picture is
painted in a very old fashioned style
56- We may gather from the description that...
A) all the colours used in this painting have faded in time
B) the only colour used in this painting is grey
C) the artist has used bright, contrasting colours D) the precision of
details in the picture may disturb the viewer
E) the colours in this painting are not bright
57- According to the author when you look at this painting keenly...
A) the eyes of the boy look straight into yours
B) the main thing you'll feel is a sense of freedom C) your attention will
be held by the background
D) the major image you'll receive is one of sadness E) you'll see the boy looking at another person
58-60. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
In the history of public opinion research, no poll has ever gained so much notoriety as that conducted in 1936 by Literary Digest magazine. More than 10 million ballots were sent to readers to get their preferences in the upcoming presidential election between Franklin Roosevelt and Alfred Landon. The returns indicated that Landon would win easily. This poll was contradicted by separate statistical samplings taken by Gallup and Roper, which pointed to a Roosevelt victory. Roosevelt won in the first great landslide, that is, overwhelming victory, election of the 20th century. The problem was in the method of polling. The Digest poll was a kind of survey called a straw poll, which was completely non-scientific. The Gallup and Roper polls, by contrast, were more recently devised and were carefully calculated statistical samplings. 58- The Literary Digest poll La
1936 became notorious
because...
A) its result was diferent from the result of Gallup and Roper's polls
B) its results were completely wrong, due to an
inaccurate system
C) the ballots were sent to the readers through the postal service
D) it was asking people who would win the presidential election
E) it asked its readers who they would vote for, before the election
59- In the author's opinion, in 1936, Gallup and Roper...
A) pointed out the faults in the straw poll system
B) ran a rival
magazine to Literary Digest
C) wanted Franklin Roosevelt to win the election
D) had an up-to-date and superior polling system
E) didn't have a very scientific system for polling
60- Roosevelt won the
election...
A) despite the result of the Gallup and Roper samplings
B) and became
President with a large majority of the vote
C) in the twentieth century's first presidential election
D) due to the
support of Gallup and Roper's polling system
E) as indicated by the Literary Digest magazine's
poll
61-63. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
Food preservation systems in general slow down or stop the growth of micro organisms, but not all micro organisms are harmful. Some, in fact, are commonly used in
preservation. In the process known as fermentation, micro organisms convert carbohydrates to acid. Salt, or a brine solution made with salt, is also used. The amount of salt used determines whether or not any organism can grow and what types will grow. Fermented products are left in containers with salt solutions for several weeks in rooms with carefully controlled temperatures. Each group of micro organisms has an optimum temperature for growth which the processor must maintain so that correct fermentation action will take place. Fermented foods include pickles made of fruits and vegetables, wine and beer, cheeses, vinegar, and pickled meats.
61- We learn from the passage that micro organisms ...
A) are prevented totally from developing in the process of food preservation
B) are employed in all the methods of food preservation
C) are often
preserved and used to make certain types of foods
D) may be either useful or dangerous to human beings
E) can only develop and grow in a heated environment 62- In the process of fermentation
described in the passage... A) a combination of
salt, water and micro organisms is heated
B) acid must be added to the existing carbohydrates in the food
C) micro organisms are allowed to grow up to a desired level
D) carbohydrates slow down or stop the growth of micro organisms
E) micro organisms must be added to the product over several weeks
63- The author tells us that in order to create products
fermented using
salt...
A) the food should
be contained in salt water at set temperatures
B) it is important that no water is added during the process
C) the room
containing the products should be kept very warm
D) the growth of micro organisms must be completely stopped
E) only a small quantity of salt should be used for the best results
64-66. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
Temporarily losing your voice is common enough, especially in winter, when throats suffer from coughs and colds and dry, heated atmospheres! Teachers, lecturers, lawyers and other professionals whose work involves talking are especially vulnerable to vocal strain, while dropping the vocal pitch to be softer, hardening it to give authority or raising it to be heard can all cause damage. Emotional stress, smoking and drinking alcohol and throat infections are all possible causes of vocal loss, while some drugs, such as anti-histamines, can alter voice quality. For those whose voice is their tool, the best advice when acute throat illness strikes is to stay off work, drink plenty of water, suck glycerine sweets and take steam inhalations at least twice a day.
64- The writer claims that... A) almost all people lose their voices during winter
B) coughs and colds are caused by dry, heated atmospheres
C) it is not unusual for people to lose their voices for a time
D) people only lose their voices during the winter
months
E) only people with certain jobs are likely to lose
their voices
65- The author warns that your voice may be harmed if ... A) you work in any professional occupation
B) your voice is naturally rather soft and deep
C) you work for an authoritarian boss
D) your personality is particularly hard
E) you have to struggle to be audible
66- The passage states that while you are taking certain drugs like anti-histamines,...
A) you must take care not to strain your throat too much
B) you may find the sound of your voice changes a bit C) you should drink
lots of water and suck glycerine sweets
D) it is important not to smoke or to drink alcohol
E) you will inevitably sufer from vocal loss or vocal strain
67-69. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
Tourists whose plane careered off a runway after brake failure are suing their holiday company over post-traumatic stress in what they claim is the first case of its kind. More than 20 passengers on the Manchester-to-Ibiza flight have so far signed up with a lawyer to claim damages from First Choice holidays. They allege that their experience has left them psychologically scarred, with many passengers suffering from flashbacks, nightmares and difficulty in sleeping and concentrating. But the company says it offered adequate counselling and support for those involved both
at the time and after their return to the United Kingdom. Their airbus jet apparently overshot the runway on landing due to brake failure, leaving some passengers with minor injuries.
67- The tourists ...
A) think that the travel company has been very unkind to them
B) are becoming
stressed because of their legal situation
C) were involved in an accident that took place at Ibiza Airport
D) are suing the company because they had a terrible holiday
E) have sufered a lot because of the badly-organised holiday
68- The incident ...
A) happened
because the plane had difficulty stopping
B) was a minor
accident at Manchester Airport
C) was not a major one because only twenty
passengers were injured
D) has not yet been proved to have occurred
E) occurred when
the airplane couldn't stop and hit a service bus
69- The travel company...
A) has hired a lawyer to obtain the passengers' signatures
B) has already paid compensation to the passengers C) claims that the
passengers didn't need help after this incident
D) left some of the injured passengers in Spain after the accident
E) feels that it did
enough to help passengers after the incident
70-72. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
The worst condition of Antarctic flying is called the "white out." Pilots have said it is like "flying in a bowl of milk." Atmospheric conditions make the snow and sky appear to blend together. There is no horizon, which leaves them without any visible check point above or below the airplane. Despite these handicaps, aviation is vital to polar exploration. Airplane flights, however, cannot be used for getting many kinds of information. Plant and animal life cannot be studied from the air. An air observer cannot make detailed examinations of mineral deposits, and he cannot obtain records of weather conditions in stormy times when airplanes cannot be flown. For all such studies, men must still work on the ground.
70- One may assume from the passage that one of the most dangerous features of a 'white out' is that...
A) the pilots cannot see their base, and therefore,
lose their way
B) the pilot cannot use the horizon in order to check his position
C) the atmosphere in the plane is bad, causing mental confusion
D) the snow blinds the pilots temporarily, so they
lose control
E) the pilot cannot see above or below the plane during the flight
71- It is clear from the passage that Antarctic flying...
A) is not very useful, for a number of reasons
B) is essential, but does not replace all ground staf C) can be useful for all purposes, except in a 'white
out’
D) is much too
dangerous to be of any real use
E) proves most
useful to exploration during 'white outs'
72- The men working on the ground in the Antarctic...
A) only work when the planes cannot fly
B) are much more useful than the aviators
C) concentrate
particularly on plant and animal life D) gather data which can't be obtained from the air
E) have a more
difficult task than the pilots
73-75. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
When hypnosis first claimed the attention of scientists, it was called animal magnetism or mesmerism, after Franz Mesmer of Vienna. In the late 18th, century, Mesmer claimed
to use it to heal certain nervous ailments. For many years, mesmerism was denounced by medical practitioners and generally associated with stage performances, fraud and superstition. In the 19th century, before the discovery of anesthetics, physicians began to use mesmerism in surgery. They found that a deeply hypnotized patient would lie perfectly still and appear unaffected by pain. Around 1840, a doctor named James Braid coined the term hypnosis, which means a "nervous sleep." The new name was more acceptable than mesmerism, with its implications of fraud, and it soon supplanted the older term.
73- The author informs us that Franz Mesmer...
A) was criticised by other medical practitioners because he used animals in his experiments
B) cheated people by claiming that he would cure their ailments C) used to perform his method on the stage
regularly .
D) said he could cure some conditions through the method now called hypnosis
E) was a famous 18th century scientist, who made great contributions to medicine
74- The passage implies that mesmerism...
A) was widely
employed by the medical profession in the late 1700s
B) led to the
discovery of anaesthetics by the medical world
C) was only used on animals until around the 19th century
D) was illegal until the 19th century, when it became respectable
E) was initially
thought by most doctors to have no medical value
75- Dr James Braid...
A) renamed mesmerism, giving it its current name
B) was the first doctor to use hypnosis on himself
C) changed the
process of hypnosis, making it more useful
D) reinvented
hypnosis in a form which was medically acceptable
E) bought the rights to the art of hypnosis for medical use
76-80. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın seçeneği bulunuz. 76. More than twice as many women
are working full time today as were in 1970.
A) Women used to work more efficiently in the 1970's.
B) Today, the number of full-time working women is more than twice when compared to 1970's.
C) 1970 was a heyday for working women.
D) It’s becoming a fact that, more women work than men.
E) Many women are working today but the number is not any more than in 1970.
77. It wasn't the reply I was hoping to hear.
A) What they told me was also what I thought.
B) The response wasn't unfamiliar to me.
C) I was expecting to hear a diferent respond.
D) Everything was in order just as I had presumed it to be.
E) Nothing unusual happened and I got the answer which I was sure about.
78. My neighbour, who had moved to a new flat,
invited me to visit him.
A) Just before moving to a new house, my neighbour suggested that I visit him.
B) As soon as he changed residence he invited me.
C) After moving to a new flat, my neighbour invited me to his new apartment.
D) My neighbour
changed the place where he lived but he didn't call me from there. E) He moved to a new apartment but
invited me somewhere else.
79- It is possible that the general's incompetence lost us the battle. A) The general's lack
of competence may have caused us to lose the battle.
B) Perhaps the general was incapable of commanding such a big battle.
C) We must have
lost the battle because the general was so incompetent.
D) If the general hadn't been incompetent, we would certainly have won the battle.
E) The general was so incompetent that, not
surprisingly, we lost the battle.
80. Despite being born as heir to one of the largest fortunes in the country, Pete died penniless in an alien land.
A) Although he was very lucky to have been born in
to a rich family, Pete died lonely and short of
money.
B) Pete ended up dying abroad with no money
though his family was among the wealthiest in
the country.
C) Pete was born into one of the richest families of
the country, but he abandoned them and lived
abroad until his death
D) Pete wasted all the money he inherited from his
family, who were among the richest, and died
overseas in poverty
E) With the money he obtained from his wealthy
family, Pete led a luxurious life abroad, but died
poor.
81 -85. sorularda, parçada bırakılan boşluğu uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.
81- In "War of the Worlds", written in the late 19th century, the author H.G. Wells told a fanciful story of how Martians invaded, and almost conquered, the Earth. Their weapon was a mysterious "sword of heat". Radiation from this Martian ray-gun killed men and horses instantly, made lead run like water and anything combustible burst into
flame. ...Today, of course, his "sword of heat" comes close to reality in the laser: the sharpest, purest, most intense light ever known.
A) A radio
adaptation of the book was so realistic that many people were frightened
B) It is now known that there is no intelligent life on
Mars
C) Wells was one of the most popular authors of his day
D) In Well's day, such ideas were pure imagination E) There is no scientific basis for anything of the
sort
82. We live in a dynamic world that has changed almost beyond recognition within the last
decade. --- . New values and new outlooks have emerged, and continue to emerge, by reason of this awakening, and also
because of the amazing scientific discoveries which have
conquered old geographical barriers and have made the world into what it is today- a really small place.
A) Whole continents have awakened from an age-long slumber
B) But, everything is still basically the same
C) It must be the function of education to inform the heart and spirit as well as the mind of man
D) Material progress relieves man from the
struggle for the satisfaction of his basic needs of food, clothing and shelter
E) It's necessary that man's intellectual and spiritual growth keep pace with his material
progress
83. Science is not to be defined by a single method or routine, such as the classic before-after
experiment or the use of special implements such as glass tubing or lenses or precise measuring instruments. --- . The
specialised routines and equipment of the scientific
enterprise, which vary from time to time should not be confused with science itself.
A) Each of the old and established sciences has developed more or less distinctive techniques, instruments and routines
B) Primary relations provide a source of informal discipline
C) It has only one definition and this is commonly known
D) These
instruments are always the same as before and there's not even a slight change
E) The interrelations between culture and social
organisation are worth studying 84. _______. It’s in an excellent state
of repair, and
built high up on the chalk cliffs, İngilizce Genel
with a glorious
view of the sea. A house agent had also
recommended the place to me, informing me
that the rent was moderate. However,
calculated I'd been walking for fifteen minutes
from the stop before I recognised the cottage, at the very edge of a bare cliff. A) When I retired, I resolved to buy a
country house, an afordable one for me
B) Even though I insisted on finding
a, cottage level
with the sea, the one I was ofered was on a huge hill
C) The agent had assured me that the summer
house I'd rent was only thirty yards from the
beach
D) According to the advertisement, the cottage
was two minutes walk from the bus stop
E) At the last minute, we changed our minds and
decided to rent a house instead of buying one
85. Mead is an alcoholic drink made by fermenting honey and water and is sometimes spiced. It was drunk a great deal in medieval England and appears in much of the literature of the period. _______ but it is still manufactured
in, and exported by, Poland. A) Mead halls were important
meeting places in historic times
B) Its popularity has waned greatly in the last
several centuries
C) It is now produced on a large scale in eastern
Europe
D) Much of the action of the poem Beowulf centres
round mead
E) Many people still enjoy its distinctive flavour.
86-90. sorularda verilen durumda söylenebilecek sözü bulunuz.
86. Your mother is in hospital. You go to visit her. You know which ward she is in, but not where it is. You ask a nurse to help you: A) Where's my mother staying? She
is very ill.
B) My mother is ill. Where is the nearest hospital?
C) Could you inform me which ward Mrs. Johnson
is in, please?
D) Excuse me, could I speak to a doctor about my
mother's illness?
E) Excuse me, could you tell me where ward 5 is?
87. You meet a foreigner in a bar. You disagree indignantly with him when he says that all people from your country are the same, and you say:
A) Oh, I’m terribly upset that you feel that way.
B) I'm afraid I can't agree with you on certain
points.
C) You're completely mistaken. I don't believe you
can be so narrow-minded.
D) I'm afraid I must admit that everyone in my
country is alike.
E) It’s just because of our cultural background.
88. You have been given a beautiful and unusual plant. You've had it for a few weeks and it's not looking as good as it was when you received it. Concerned that you may not be caring for it correctly, you take it to your local plant nursery and say:
A) This plant looks terrible and I'd like my money
back, please.
B) Do you have another plant exactly the same as
this one I can buy?
C) Could you give me some advice on how to look
after this plant?
D) Do you think I should throw this plant away
because it's dying?
E) Would you mind coming to my house to have a
look at my plant?
89- During a holiday, you are travelling to New Orleans from Canada by car with some friends, which is a considerable distance. One friend has a friend who lives in Charleston, which is in the general direction you are travelling, but still a sizeable detour. Your friend wants to call in there, but you feel this would unnecessarily cut short your holiday in New Orleans. Objecting on this account, you say:
A) I think we should stick to the direct route; otherwise, we won't have enough time in New Orleans.
B) Well as long as we don't stay there
too long, I don't see any harm in it. C) If we call in and visit your friend
will he be able to put up all of us or will some of us have to stay at a hotel?
D) Do you realise how far of the main highway Charleston is? We would never get to New Orleans.
E) In my opinion, New Orleans would make a better holiday destination than Charleston.
90- At your high school reunion, you are chatting with a group of former friends who are bragging about their salaries and yuppie life styles. Since you have been working in a poorly paid, but satisfying job as a psychiatric nurse for the last fifteen years, you have little in common with them. When they ask you about your life, you politely say:
A) I suppose I'm just a better person than you, because material things aren't important to me. B) It has been quite diferent
from yours, but very fulfilling. C) At the rate you are going,
you will go mad and be patients of mine soon.
D) I really envy you. Do you think you can get me a job?
E) Well, when in high school, neither of you appeared to be capable enough to be so successful.
91-95. sorularda, karşılıklı
konuşmanın boş bırakılan
bölümünde söylenmiş olabilecek sözü bulunuz.
91- Ian : The Sheraton, please,
Driver : …………
Ian : Oh, sorry. The
Sheraton Century Centre.
Driver : O.K., sure.
A) Well, here we are. This is the Sheraton. That's $7.80. B) Which one? There are three Sheratons here in
Atlanta.
C) Hi, mister. Where to?
D) The Sheraton Century Centre? E) Hey, mister! This is a five dollar bill, not a ten.
92. Ken : Has Mike won the lottery?
Jef : I don't think so. Why? Ken : _______.
Jeff : Ah. I think that was the points on his
computer game actually. A) Well. I've just seen him
jumping up and down and waving a ticket in the air.
B) I overheard him telling
someone that he'd made a million. C) He was asking everybody how they would spend a fortune.
D) He's just invited everybody out for a celebratory drink at his expense.
E) Because he's been buying extravagant present for everyone recently
93. May : _______ Sid : Not at all. Is there anything in
particular that you want? May : Oh the usual! But you'd better get
something special for Sunday as your
parents are coming for dinner.
A) Would you mind doing the shopping for me this
afternoon as I have a dentist appointment?
B) Is it a problem for you if I telephone you at home
like this?
C) I hope my calling in to your office unannounced
hasn't inconvenienced you.
D) You wouldn't mind bringing a few books with you when you come here tomorrow, would you? E) You've got such a huge
selection of cassettes. Do you mind if borrow some of them? 94. Neil : What will you
do if the teacher gives you an assignment? Philip : --- .
Neil : What about the next day? What will
you say to the teacher? Philip : If I could find the answer of this,
there wouldn't be any problem.
A) The answer is simple, I won't do it B) The only thing I will do is do what I'm told.
C) I'm a clever student as you know. It will only take an hour to finish it D) That means a night without sleep
E) That’s only an assumption. If he really does, then we should think about it
95. Stella : Are you going to continue studying
English at summer? Pamela : --- .
Stella : You may partly be right but unless
you keep on studying you'll forget
most of the things you've learned.
Pamela : I'd better take what you say into
consideration. A) Yes, because I know that
repetition means better learning.
B) It’s our only holiday, that’s why I'm planning to relax during the summer.
C) Not only English but also another foreign language.
D) I didn't plan anything last year.
E) Of course; you shouldn't have asked such a question.
96-100. sorularda, anlam
bakımından parçaya uygun olmayan cümleyi bulunuz.
96. (I) The education system in the western world
embraced the Arabic and Persian education
systems.
(II) Since the
beginning of eighteenth century, the Turks have discussed reforms in education.
(III) In the second half of that century, military
schools were founded and modern scientific
subjects taught.
(IV) The nineteenth century ushered in more
extensive reforms, involving both military and
civil education
(V) But the old traditionalist schools were not
replaced by the new.
A)I B)II C)III D)IV E)V
97. (I) Societies are held together by sharing things called values. (II) Most modern countries are not governed by family groups, religious groups, or business groups (III) Values are the goals and ideals that make life meaningful (IV) Values include what people think is important, good, beautiful, worthwhile and holy
(V)Understanding values helps us understand why people act as they do.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
98. (I) The Ottoman Empire was an intricate network of social systems and subsystems (II) These systems changed from one period to another far more than is generally believed (III) The vast array of constituent elements shifted in relation to each other much like the particles in a kaleidoscope (IV) They have just decided to use names and terms commonly known in the west
(V) Not only did they difer, but they often displayed important variations within themselves.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
99. (I) Nowadays, most people tend to associate recreation and entertainment with such audio-visual means as radio, television and film. (II) Thus the recreation industry has turned out to be a giant sector that seems to have no boundaries. (III) However, books also provide recreation and entertainment, in a solitary, peaceful atmosphere at a more leisurely pace than that set by radio, television and film. (IV) Readers have an opportunity through books to escape from the hectic, rapid-fire impact of the mass media. (IV) They can meditate on the ideas in book, which are patient, portable, durable carriers of all human knowledge.
A) I B) II
C) III D) IV E) V
100. (I) There are lots of things that annoy me. For
instance; I cannot stand the sound of ambulances.
(II) The sound of their sirens howling goes right
through me (Ill) I jump every time I see a police car or a fire engine. (IV) On the other hand, I was a wonderful hospital visitor. (V) I can not bear the sight of blood, especially
when it is my own.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
