1-22. sorularda, cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen kelime ya da ifadeyi koyunuz.
1- He tripped on the stairs and could not………… falling.
A) resist B) prevent
C) stop D) avoid
E) start
2- The independent arbitrator managed to ………… the confrontation between the union and the employers.
A) refuse B) confuse C) refute D) defuse E) rebuild 3- Do you think he is ………… of doing the job?
A) capable B)
competent
C) able D) suited
E) skilful
4- It takes a great deal of………… for the class to make a trip abroad.
A) arrangement B) organisation C) expense D) business E) job
5- It is very difficult to……… a secret from my family.
A) keep B) learn
C) take D) hear
E) give
6- In London, the
houses...famous people lived in are marked with blue
plaques.
A) where B) what C)when D) that E) whom 7- I'm not sure...it is from
Istanbul to London, but it takes about three and a half hours by air.
A) how often B) how long
C) how many D) how far
E) how much
8- Some historians believe that slavery did not end in the United States...it no longer made economic sense anyway. A) until B) during
C) unless D) while E) from
9- The two sides finally began peace negotiations after
fighting...for over a decade. A) one another B) another
C) some other D) the other
E) others
10. I’ve got an extra bed, so when you come to stay, you won’t need ……… your sleeping bag.
A) to bring B) to bringing C) to be brought D) being brought E) bring
11. The bus was completely empty. There wasn’t ……… on it. A) someone B) everyone C) nothing D) somewhere
E) anyone
12. ……… these pullovers are nice. I don’t know which one to buy.
A) Both of B) Neither
C) Either D) Some
E) None
13. When he told me that everybody had made fun of him, I couldn’t help ……… sorry for him.
A) to feeling B) feeling C) to feel D) being felt E) feel
14. Brian has got three houses, six cars, a yacht and a helicopter. He ……… a lot of money
A) must have B) can’t have C) must have had D) could be having E) was able to have
15. I’d have sent you a postcard while I was on holiday if I ……… your address.
A) has had B) have
C) had had
D) have had E) will have had
16. He’d never seen you before, ………?
A) had he B) hadn’t he C) didn’t he D) did he E) wouldn’t he
17. A: Is John feeling OK? He ………… very red in the face. B: Yes, I know. I ………… for the doctor’s telephone number now.
A) looked / was
looking
B) was looking / had looked
C) is looking / looked
D) looks / am looking E) looks / was looking
18. A: ………… a car?
B: Yes, but I ………… some problems with it, so it’s at the garage.
A) Do you have / am having B) Did you have / have C) Do you have / will have D) Will you have / will have E) Are you going to have / was having
19-They ……… to go to Carwen in North Wales as it ……… easy to get to and ……… driving too far.
A) decided / was / wouldn’t involve B) decide / was / wouldn’t involve C) decided / is / wouldn’t involve D) decided / was / won’t involve
E) decided / was / wouldn’t have involved
families of the young couple ……… even after they ………married.
A)has continued / got B)continued / get C)continued / have got D)continues / got E) continued / got
21. We tried ……… the fire out but we were unsuccessful.
A) to put B) have to put C) to be put D) put
E) putting
22- Hurry! It’s time to ………… and go to school. A) stand up B) get up C) dress up D) start up E) break up 23. -27. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.
The intelligence of the elephant is widely known. We say, "the elephant never forgets," in honour of its excellent (23) ………. . Elephants are also surprisingly good at solving problems. An Indian farmer (24) ………. kept elephants discovered this fact, to his misfortune. He had noticed that his elephants (25) ………. his bananas at night. No fence could keep out the elephants, of course, so he decided to tie bells on them. Then he would hear them when they came to eat the bananas and he could chase them away. A few mornings later, (26) ………., the bananas were all gone, though he had heard nothing at night. When he checked the elephants he found that they had played a trick on him.
They had filled the bells with mud (27) ………. they would not make any noise! 23-A) memory B) capacity C) power D) reminiscence E) store 24-A) which B) who C) whose D) whom E) of whose
25-A) are eating B) have been eating
C) were eating D) had been eaten E) were eaten 26-A) also B) so C) moreover D) however E) since 27-A) so B) so as to C) in case D) so far E) in the end 28. -32. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.
People usually build their houses (28) ………. the materials that are easily available to them. In some areas, most people build their homes out of wood. This is true in parts of North America and in
Scandinavia. These areas have large forests, (29) ………. wood is easy to get and inexpensive. In many other areas of Europe, there are few
forests (30) ……….. Stone and brick are cheaper, so most people build their houses of these materials. In tropical regions, houses are
sometimes made from plants (31) ………. grow there. For example, in parts of Africa or Asia, houses may be made out of bamboo. (32) ………., in the very coldest areas near the Arctic, people make their homes out of blocks of ice. 28-A) out of B) within C) of D) in E) by 29-A) in the end B) so C) as a result D) because E) since
30-A) leave B) have left
C) left E) leaving E) to leave 31-A) that B) of which C) in which D) who E) whose 32-A) But B) For C) Yet D) Finally E) At the end
33 – 42. sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.
33. If you knew her as well as I do...
A) she is admired by her colleagues
B) you would not trust her at all
C) she could have seen assigned this special task
D) we were very disappointed by her performance
E) you would have accused her of negligence
34. Since there was no positive evidence against her,...
A) the witnesses have been completely unsatisfactory B) the police have always
suspected she is the murderer C) the trial would have been delayed indefinitely
D) the verdict had already been given
E) the judge had no other choice but to acquit her
35. Even before she reached the age of 20...
A) she has played the violin most talently
B) her knowledge of music far exceeds that of her contemporaries
C) it was obvious that she was an extremely gifted artist
D) the father still didn't realize how gifted his son was
E) few people would be aware of her extraordinary intelligence
36. …... that she still doesn't seem quite normal
A) She had given a vivid account of her adventures
what she saw during the civil war C) However interesting
everyone else found the story D) The ambassador has been recalled
E) The audience had been captivated by her speech
37. ...until the rate of
population growth is reduced to a reasonable level.
A) People all round the country
must be encouraged to
use birth control
B) There have been so many fatal accidents on the roads in the last few years
C) New measures were to be introduced regarding infant mortality
D) Improvements of medical research in recent decades have contributed to the advances in the nation's health
E) The Ministry of Health planning to build new state hospitals
38. It is not wise to come between two people...
A) that they are both interested in the same post
B) who have been quarrelling C) as they hadn't realized how skilful they were
D) though one had met the requirements
E) until both sides had the opportunity to settle their problem
39. She lives so far from the city-centre...
A) who lies lost contact with so many good friends
B) although she enjoyed all the advantages of city life
C) as one can get there only by taking a taxi
D) because the land she had bought was extremely cheap E) that she can rarely get to a concert or a theatre
40. After the final draft of the treaty is approved, ....
A) the United Nations agreed not to intervene any further
B) the members of the two delegations would have worked out the details
C) it will then be typed and submitted for ratification
D) a number of concessions were to made for ratification
E) the next stage was to estimate the costs
41. As the workers have called off the strike...
A) the daily production of the factory had increased considerably
B) the Coal Board is prepared to reconsider the proposals of the union leaders
C) there was a sense of relief nationwide
D) the chairman of the Coal Board expressed his satisfaction
E) the extent of the dispute was being ignored
42. …... that allows you to overdraw on your account up to an agreed amount.
A) The firm had made a bargain
B) The firm would have come to an agreement with the bank on the shares
C) He got a loan from the bank D) An overdraft is simply an agreement with your bank
E) Some of your customers had complained about the low interest rates
43. — 46. sorularda, verilen cümlenin hangi sorunun cevabı olduğunu bulunuz.
43. "He warned me not to touch that wire."
A) What was Betty yelling about? B) What lie did your brother tell you this time?
C) Did your father
like the present you bought for him?
D) Did the fire-fighter order
everyone to evacuate the building at once?
E) You weren't
listening to him when he was talking to you, were you?
44. "Yes. Rob finally admitted to having spent it all."
A) Who will punish
the boy who stole our jewellery?
B) Why didn't they
put the thief into prison?
C) Did they find out who had taken the money?
D) When will he be taken to the court?
E) Did he react
differently when he arrived at his birthday party?
45. “It is definitely more
controversial than his previous one.”
A) Did you like this
author's first novel?
B) What do you think
of his new novel?
C) What kind of novels does that author write?
D) Will you buy his latest novel?
E) Is this the first
book that your brother has written?
46. "She can't have one installed because there isn't enough space in her kitchen."
A) Has she changed
her furniture recently?
B) Shall we buy her kitchen chairs as a present?
C) Why did she give away her old fridge?
D) When will she change that
all the time?
E) Why doesn't she
buy a dishwasher?
47-50. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe
dengini bulunuz.
47-The speaker blushed with embarrassment when he was told that his proposal had nothing to do with the topic under discussion.
A) Önerisinin tartışılan konuyla hiçbir ilgisinin olmadığı söylenince, konuşmacı utancından kızardı. B) Tartışılmakta olan konuyla ilgili
yaptığı hiçbir önerinin rağbet görmemesi konuşmacıyı çok öfkelendirdi.
C) Konuşmacının öfkeden kıpkırmızı kesilmesinin nedeni getirdiği öneri-nin tartışmaya konulmamasıydı. D) Tartışılan konuyla ilgili hiçbir somut
öneri getiremeyince konuşmacı utanıp kızardı.
E) Getirdiği önerinin tartışma kapsamına alınmayacağı
söylenince konuşmacı çok bozuldu.
48- Knowing how to manage one’s time is the most important asset one should possess today.
A) Günümüzde herkesin mutlaka öğrenmesi gereken bir şey zamanı iyi kullanmayı bilmektir.
B) Bugün bir yöneticinin sahip olması gereken en temel özellik zamanını iyi ayarlayabilmesidir.
C) Zamanı iyi kullanmayı bilmek günümüzde kişinin sahip olması gereken en önemli özelliktir. D) Günümüzde kişi insanları nasıl
idare edeceğini biliyorsa mutlaka başarılı olur.
E) Günümüzde kişi zamanını nasıl kullanacağını bilmeli ve hedeflerini önem sırasına göre dizmelidir.
49-I would like to emphasize that whereas girls learn mathematics quickly, boys learn mathematics equally quickly.
A) Erkekler kadar kızlarda matematiği kolay ve çabuk öğrenebilirler. B) Matematiği hızlı öğrenmek için kız
ya da erkek olmaya gerek
olmadığını vurgulamak istiyorum C) Kızların matematiği çabucak
öğrenmelerine dayanarak erkek çocukların da matematiği aynı derecede çabuk öğrendiklerini vurgulamak isterim.
D) Söylemek istediğim şey, erkeklerin de matematiği kızlar kadar çabuk öğrenebildikleridir.
E) Kızların matematiği hızlı
öğrenmelerinin yanı sıra erkeklerin de aynı hızda matematik
öğrenebildiklerini vurgulamak istiyorum.
50-Two of the most interesting aspects of termites are their methods of obtaining food and their social organisation.
A) Beyaz karıncaların en önemli iki özelliğinden biri yemek
organizasyonlarıdır.
B) Beyaz karıncaların en önemli tavırlarından biri de yiyeceklerini toplayış şekilleridir.
C) Beyaz karıncaların en ilginç iki yönü yiyecek elde etme
yöntemleri ve sosyal düzenleridir. D) Beyaz karıncalar yemeklerini
organize bir şekilde toplarlar. E) Beyaz karıncalar yemek toplayış
çok ilginçtirler.
51-54. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce
dengini bulunuz.
51-İki üç hafta içerisinde başvuruma bir yanıt alacağımı umuyorum. A) A reply to my application letter may take a few weeks to arrive. B) I think it’ll take me two or three
weeks to send a reply to the application.
C) I expect to receive a reply to my application within two weeks or so. D) I’ll get a reply to my application in
two or three weeks.
E) I hope it won’t take more than two weeks or so for the reply to my application to arrive.
52- Bu kadar pahalı mücevherleri sigorta ettirmemesi çok büyük akılsızlık.
A) Her jewellery is so valuable that it isn’t wise to keep it uninsured. B) It isn’t wise to insure such
expensive jewellery as hers. C) It is really unwise of her not to
have such expensive jewellery insured.
D) She wasn’t wise enough to get all her jewellery insured.
E) If she had a little wisdom, she would get all her jewellery insured.
53. Amerikan bayrağının, birliğin her bir devletini temsil eden bir yıldızı vardır.
A) The flag contains enough stars to indicate the number of the states of the union.
B) Each star is for each state in the USA.
C) The American flag consists of a number of stars representing the states.
D) The American flag has one star representing each state of the union.
E) The American flag represents every state with one star for each.
54. Eğer sen kaldığın otelin benimkinden daha konforlu
olduğunu zannediyorsan
tamimiyle yanılıyorsun.
A) You fail when you think that your hotel is more comfortable than you believe.
B) If you believe that your hotel is more comfortable than mine, you will fail.
C) If you think that the hotel in which you stay is more comfortable than mine, you are completely mistaken.
D) You are a complete foot if you think that your hotel is much more comfortable than you believe. E) If you really believe that the hotel
you stay in is more comfortable, you are failed.
55-57. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
New research offers proof that global warming is a direct consequence of man’s activity on earth and not a result of some unidentified natural phenomenon. After noting climate changes on a computer, researchers have shown that the Earth’s average temper-ature has risen by 0.7 0C since the
Industrial Revolution. As soon as the results were published, climate changes once again became
headline news. Other research predicts that by the end of the century average rainfall will be 30% higher than today as a result of a warmer climate. Air pollution is blamed for the sharp rise in the Earth’s temperature and until strict laws are introduced, the problem will continue to get worse. Something needs to be done before it is too late. When E. U. countries met last month, they agreed to cut down on pollution levels. Once clean sources of power are developed, we will have taken the first steps towards stopping global warming. 55- It is stated in the passage that ………
A) unidentified natural phenomenon results in global warming
B) what people do on earth affects the global warming directly.
C) acid rains and pollution cause the global warming.
D) global warming is not a problem for the African countries as it is always warm there.
E) climate changes cause the natural phenomenon
56-According to the passage some people predict that ……… A) global warming is the
phenomenon for the E. U. countries.
B) computerisation will help solve the air pollution.
C) the higher the population is the more air pollution there will be. D) warmer climate results in nearly
one third more rain than today. E) strict laws will be applied to stop
the air pollution by the governments
57- It was decided at the meeting of E. U. countries
that ………
A) members would prevent their countries from negative results of industrial revolutions.
B) members of the union will take precautions to stop unidentified natural phenomenon.
C) a new research group would start to study global warming
D) to improve the pollution level in
the European countries , members would come together every month.
E) clean sources of power would be developed to stop global warming. 58-60. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
Mandy was getting so bored one afternoon that she decided to go shopping. She always took such pleasure in buying things for herself that she would often spend lots of money in just one day. She set out feeling really excited. After two hours she had bought so many things that she could hardly carry them. The shops were closing and there was such a lot of traffic in the streets that she couldn’t find a taxi. She started feeling frustrated as the parcels and bags she was carrying were getting in everyone’s way. She was so anxious to get back home that she decided to take the underground. She took such a long time to find her purse among her things that people waiting behind her in the queue started muttering. When she finally found it, there was so little money in it that she didn’t have enough to buy a ticket. Mandy was so embarrassed that she just wanted to disappear. She left the station and was in such a desperate state that she didn’t know what to do. “I’ve spent so much money,” she thought, “that I’ve made a fool of myself in front of complete strangers.” Mandy eventually got home with all her shopping after getting a lift in a pizza delivery van! 58- It’s clear in the passage that ………
A) Mandy couldn’t help going out for shopping as it is a pleasure for her to buy things for herself.
B) Women like shopping, especially when they get bored.
C) shopping is a spare time activity for the housewives.
D) Mandy went out to pick up the children from school but she forgot them while shopping.
E) Mandy bought so many things that the underground attendant didn’t get her in.
that …………
A) Mandy did the shopping in the city all day.
B) Mandy spent only two hours for shopping but bought many things. C) she was frustrated because the
attendant in the underground didn’t allow her to the train. D) she left some of the things in the
department store because she didn’t have enough money for the underground.
E) she left her purse on the underground.
60- It is stated in the passage that ………
A) she preferred the pizza delivery van to the underground.
B) she gave her last money to the pizza van.
C) Mandy regretted doing a lot of shopping.
D) she was in a desperate state at the station and she called her husband to give her a lift.
E) women do the shopping without taking into consideration how much money they have.
61-63. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
Anorexia is a comparatively new illness and seems to be linked to the society we live in which increasingly judges us on our appearance. The media encourages us to try to be slim and beautiful. Falling short of these criteria can put enormous pressure on the majority of us who are less than perfect. Each year there are estimated to be at least 2,000 new cases of anorexia. About one sufferer in ten is male, but most anorexics are females in their teens and twenties who suffer from a distorted self image, feeling fat and ugly, however slim and attractive they may appear to others. Though constantly hungry, anorexics attempt to gain control of their lives by refusing to eat. The problem commonly develops in teenage years, when responsibilities increase. In prolonged cases, it can cause anaemia, heart and kidney problems and, in almost a fifth of the cases, death by starvation or secondary infection. Treatment involves encouraging patients to regain weight by providing
counselling and therapy which, in essence, guides the sufferers towards a normal life.
61- We can understand from the passage that ……
A) ninety per cent of anorexic people are females in their teens and twenties.
B) anorexia is relate to our statues in the society.
C) people around affect our eating habits and it causes anorexia. D) the less people eat, the less they
suffer from anorexia.
E) anorexics tend to eat more because they lose the control of their lives.
62- One can understand from the passage that
people become anorexic because ………
A) people around encourage them to be slim, attractive and beautiful B) they have anaemia, heart and
kidney problems.
C) they can’t find enough food to eat and suffer from starvation.
D) they are affected by the media. E) they don’t accept operations
although they are seriously ill.
63- We can infer from the passage that ………
A) treatment involves encouraging people for the operation.
B) in a long term cases, 20 % of the patients either die by starvation or are infected secondarily.
C) anorexics need counselling, guidance and therapy to balance their weight.
D) all teenagers and adults of both sexes suffer from their feelings about appearance.
E) youngsters are generally affected by the people around them rather than the media.
64-66. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
A high percentage of the English language consists of idioms which a learner will have to acquire in order to achieve complete fluency. However, good communication is not based on the quantity of idioms
used, but on their appropriate usage. Students of English can easily make themselves understood using a minimal amount of idiomatic language, but some feel it is a necessity to learn them and then use them as often as possible to make a good impression and show how good their language is. However, using them incorrectly can sound worse than not using them at all. Thankfully, there are many qualified teachers who can provide clear explanation and help with practice.
64- We can understand from the passage that ……
A) the more idioms a speaker uses, the better communication it is. B) qualified teachers know all the
idioms in English.
C) teachers correct the students whenever they make mistakes. D) the more idioms the language has,
the more fluent it is.
E) using idioms incorrectly may cause misunderstanding in the society.
65- The author states that, in order to achieve
complete fluency in a foreign language …………
A) students should memorise lists of idioms.
B) one must acquire the idioms. C) language teachers should force
the students to learn idioms. D) people should use idioms in a
communication.
E) the incorrect use of idioms should be corrected by the native
speakers when they sound bad.
66- It is stated in the passage that ………
A) some of the learners find it
necessary to learn the idioms and use them to show how fluent and
impressive they are.
B) in the examinations idioms are fluently asked by the teachers. C) good communication is based on
the quantity of the idioms used in the conversation.
D)many students can’t use the idioms appropriately.
E) if a learner uses a minimal amount of idioms he has difficulty in
expressing himself.
67-69. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
Creative therapy is now regarded as a worthy alternative to the more conventional forms of treatment such as psychoanalysis. Art, music and dance are some of the forms of therapy now available. These therapies are thought to be effective in relieving stress, depression and even emotional problems caused by tensions in relationships. Art therapy involves painting, sculpture and modelling as a means of expressing one’s hidden feelings. The good news is that no particular talent is needed; once you have completed your “work of art” there is the opportunity to talk it through with a therapist. Those who find it difficult to immediately start up a conversation find this form of therapy useful. Music therapy involves singing or the playing of a musical instrument, using sound to bring hidden emotions to the surface. Again, no special skill is required; you don’t have to be Pavarotti to benefit from this type of therapy. This technique is often used to promote self-confidence in the physically or mentally disabled. And for those among you who spend too much time in intellectual pursuits, dance therapy may prove invaluable. It encourages spontaneity and helps the deep thinker become more bodily aware.
67- It is stated in the passage that ………
A) art, music and dance are the forms of creative therapy available nowadays. B) psychoanalysis is effective to relieve
stress, depression and emotional problems.
C) psychoanalysis is now regarded as an alternative to creative therapy.
D) creative therapy is more effective when applied to the students.
E) creative therapy helps people become specialist in their favourites.
68- The author states that art therapy ………
A) is a means of learning how talented a person is.
B) is used to understand how a person expresses his unknown feelings and abilities.
C) helps therapists start a conversation with the patient.
D) has been used as a remedy for mentally sick people to relieve.
E) is the only way for depressed and emotionally ill people to relieve.
69- It is stated in the passage that dance therapy ………
A) is often used for the promotion of self-confidence in the physically or mentally ill people.
B) encourages and help the bodily disabled become more aware.
C) may be very important for people who spend too much time in intellectual jobs.
D) is the new basis of learning the folk dances.
E) involves singing and moving according to the music played with the instruments.
70-72. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
Mountain biking is becoming an increasingly popular sport, as people become more interested in keeping fit and doing activities which take them out of their homes. It is not only a pleasurable way of improving your fitness, but also one of the most rewarding ways to explore the countryside. However, it is important to follow a few simple rules, otherwise you could harm the environment and spoil other people’s enjoyment. Cyclists can use any road but they must pay attention to the type of path they are on. Some paths are only designed for people who are on foot, so if you are cycling along
these, you could cause
inconvenience to walkers as well as ending up being taken to court by the owner of the land you are on. On any other path, you should still respect walkers and be careful when you are passing horse riders. Other things which you are asked to do
are to close gates behind you, so that farm animals cannot escape, and to take your rubbish home with you. Always let someone know where you are going and carry the right equipment and clothing for unexpected conditions, otherwise you could be creating unnecessary problems for yourself.
70- The writer states in the passage that mountain biking ………
A) must be done in special routes and paths.
B) could find the environmental and spoil other’s enjoyment
C) takes people out from their homes into the streets.
D) improves your fitness and also helps you explore the countryside
E) is forbidden in some countries and people are taken to the court by the government.
71- The author mentions in the passage that there are
some rules such as ………
A) cyclists must use only the roads designed for them.
B) you shouldn’t cause inconvenience to the around and the environment. C) you should be respectful to the horses
and wild animals
D) cyclists must obey the traffic rules. E) people who are interested in
mountain biking must have the brakes and tyres checked before cycling.
72- In the passage it is advisable that you ………
A) should inform your relatives or friends about where you are going.
B) not carry too many equipments and clothes while cycling.
C) keep the farm animals on the farm. D) leave the natural rubbish in the
country as it is fertiliser to the soil. E) go cycling within a group of friends if
you want to enjoy.
73-75. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
Come and visit one of the most interesting countries in the world -Israel, where the people are more hospitable than anywhere else. You will see some of the oldest biblical sites in the world, as well as the
most modern cities with the best restaurants in the Middle East. To make travel arrangements easier, our tour includes guided visits to some of the holiest and most important sites for a number of different religions. You will also get the opportunity to float in the Dead Sea – lowest point on earth. The climate is more pleasant than anything you will have experienced. Even in the hottest of summers you will find places to cool off. Our company offers tailor-made tours for smaller groups that is usual on a package holiday. We provide accommodation in intimate hotels which offer more friendly service than the larger, more impersonal ones. Even the most frequent traveller will experience something new in this unique country.
73- It is stated in the passage that Israel ………
A) is one of the most interesting countries in the Middle East, in which there are the most important and holiest sites for different religions.
B) is a new country founded in the first half of the nineteenth century. C) always causes chaos among the
countries in the Middle East. D) and Palestine have been brother
countries for a long time.
E) is the most attractive country for a foreigner.
74- The author states that if you visit Israel …………
A) you’ll get the chance of seeing ancient cities.
B) you’ll get the opportunity to see the lowest point on earth.
C) you’ll visit many religious places for Muslims.
D) you’ll taste the delicious Israeli food.
E) it’s difficult to travel round by yourself as there is always war with Palestine.
75- We can infer from the passage that ………
A) the weather in Israel is always hot everywhere.
B) people in the Middle East are generally hospitable.
C) among the Muslim Arab countries Israel is the only Hebrew one. D) Israel is the typical Middle East
country.
E) it’s quite normal that you get may confused when you visit Israel next time.
76-80. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın seçeneği bulunuz. 76- We decided not to buy the
house because of its location, not because of its price.
A) The price of the
house we wanted to buy might have been so low due to the neighbourhood.
B) Although the
house was inexpensive, it was not in such a good location as we would like.
C) Even if the house
had been in a better place, we could still not have afforded it.
D) It was not the
price but the location of the house that deterred us from buying it.
E) In spite of the
favourable price, we thought the house couldn't have been located in a worse place.
77- Kuwait has ruled out a resumption of ties with Iraq in the near future.
A) Kuwait says that
renewing relations with Iraq is presently out of the question,
B) There is no rule
stating that Kuwait might not renew relations with Iraq soon.
C) Iraq shows no
sign of wishing to renew
diplomatic relations with Kuwait.
D) In all probability,
relations with Iraq again.
E) Future ties
between Kuwait and Iraq are unlikely.
78- Despite cries of protest, the man was publicly executed.
A) Although a lot of people were crying, the man was murdered by the crowd.
B) The man was
killed in front of spectators though many people were opposed to it.
C) The death of the
man in front of the crowd made a lot of people cry.
D) The man was due
to be killed, but he was released after the crowd said it was not right.
E) As the man was
not popular with the public, they cheered when he was killed.
79- As a scenic wonder, the Grand Canyon has few rivals.
A) The Grand
Canyon is the most beautiful spot in the world.
B) A few places are
more scenic than the Grand Canyon.
C) There aren't many
places as beautiful as the Grand Canyon.
D) The Grand
Canyon has no rivals as the most scenic place in the world.
E) The wonderful
scenery of the Grand Canyon is unrivalled.
80- In my opinion, Arabic is no more difficult than French.
A) It seems to me
that French is even more difficult than Arabic.
B) I don't think
French is as difficult as Arabic.
C) My belief is that
French and Arabic are two of the most difficult languages.
D) The difficulties of
French and Arabic are not to be compared, in my opinion.
E) I feel that while
Arabic may be difficult, French is equally so.
81 -85. sorularda, parçada bırakılan boşluğu uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.
81- The chief reason for the Crusades was liberation of the Holy Land. Other causes,
however, were also at work. The Crusades failed to regain the Holy Land, but their contact with the East awakened Europe to new ways of living and to new thinking. This led to the
Renaissance, the spark of modern Europe. Another great result of the Crusades was the Age of Discovery..., and so they turned westward instead, and finally discovered the New World.
A) The longbow was
a favourite weapon of the time
B) Unlike the other
crusades, the Fourth Crusade was ruled by political and commercial greed
C) Richard the
Lion-hearted was unable to recapture Jerusalem from Saladin
D) The legendary
bandit hero Robin Hood dates from this period
E) The Muslims kept
Europeans from expanding to the east
82- Together, the Indonesian and Philippine
archipelagos contain about 21,000 islands and nearly
one-fifth of the Earth's coral
reefs... . A single bay in the Indo-Pacific sea may contain twice as many coral and fish species as in the entire
Caribbean. Unfortunately, fewer than 10 percent of Indonesia's reefs remain in prime condition. In the Philippines, the figure falls below 5 percent.
A) Divers are particularly fond of coral reefs
B) Coral is formed from the skeletons of tiny sea animals
C) There are no other regions that are richer or more complex D) The southern Philippines and
Indonesia share, a common language
E) There is still a lot of piracy in the region
83. The reading skills of skimming and scanning are very important when you need to read quickly for information. Skimming means reading quickly for information for general meaning. You skim read material to find out about the topic, the main ideas and the general organisation of a
passage. Scanning means knowing what information you need to find before you read. ………...
A) Reading is still an important part of our lives.
B) The average book reader spends more than one hour a day poring over the pages.
C) Then your eyes move quickly to find that particular information. D)Reading books will help you to
develop good reading skills.
E) You can answer questions correctly if you read quickly.
84. In some ways it is easy to see how pottery aids in the getting of facts about history. Pottery
may be easy to break but it's hard to destroy. ……... And this, over thousands of years, is just what has happened. As pots, jars, tiles and plates were made, used, broken, and thrown away in the same place for hundreds of years, there were built up great piles of these parts, layer upon layer, each telling much about the people who had used them.
A) It took ancient man thousands of years to learn how to make pottery B) In the same way, archaeology can
trace the movement of art at different times in history
C) That fact means two things a lot of it will have to be thrown away, and the broken pieces will not decay D)The chief values of pottery, of
course, apples to the times before the development of writing and keeping of records
E) How far cultural ideas go from country to country, and how they change can be seen in one motif
85. The Football Association has always been rather traditional in its administration of the game. …………. They didn't say that women were not capable of playing football but that they wouldn't be allowed to play on proper fields with qualified officials in any organised way. A) Female teams began to appear everywhere
B) In 1971 the international bodies F.l.F.A. and U.E.F.A. decided that their members must recognise the women's game
C) The rule was strictly applied for 49 years
D)What broke down the resistance of the Football Association to women's football was the 1966 World Cup
E) In 1921 its members decided to ban women from playing football
86-90. sorularda verilen durumda söylenebilecek sözü bulunuz.
86- A good friend was recently interviewed for a job she wanted badly. During the interview, however, she panicked, and was unable to answer even the simplest questions. She phones you in tears, certain that she will not get the job. To encourage her, you say soothingly:
A) Perhaps you are
only remembering the bad parts. They haven't turned you down yet.
B) There must have
been better ones among the people interviewed.
C) I'm sorry to hear
that you have been turned down, but it's not the end of the world, you know.
D) Why didn't you
prepare better? I can't believe you made such basic mistakes.
E) What a shame!
Your parents are going to be really disappointed with you.
87- You are at a busy Greyhound Bus station in the USA. Though you have your ticket to Chicago, you cannot find the bus. With time running short, you stop someone and ask:
A) Why have they
made this station so complicated? I'm lost!
B) Excuse me. Have
you got any idea where the 2 o'clock bus for Chicago leaves from?
C) Can you please
tell me where the bus station in Chicago is?
D) Pardon me, but do
you know if the 2 o'clock bus for Chicago is on time?
E) Could you tell me
where to buy a ticket for Chicago? I'm in a hurry.
88- While you are on holiday, your
bag with all your money, traveller's cheques, credit card and passport is stolen. Needing cash right away, you call your credit card company to report the theft and see how quickly they can issue you with a new card, explain the situation and ask:
A) Why was my
credit card refused? There
shouldn't be any problem with it. B) I'd like to report a
theft, and you'd better do something about it quickly.
C) I've heard I can
get new traveller's cheques issued instantly. Is that correct?
D) You really should
have warned me about how dangerous this place can be.
E) I'm afraid my
credit card has been stolen. Is it possible to get a new card issued as soon as
possible?
89- You are at work when you suddenly feel ill. There is a flu epidemic about, and you feel as if this is what you are getting. Not wishing to infect your workmates, you immediately go to the boss and say:
A) Everybody in the
office seems to be coming down with flu, and I'd like to go home before I get it too.
B) Today I'm not
doing anything very important, so I wonder if I could take the rest of the day off.
C) You don't look
very well. Maybe you should go home before you give the rest of us the flu.
D) I think we had
better phone emergency services before I get really sick.
E) I think I am
coming down with flu, and since it is highly contagious, I should go home as soon as possible.
80- You are riding in a taxi when you think the driver has turned the wrong way in order to increase the fare. Not wanting to anger him, but wanting to make sure he takes you in the right direction, you say carefully:
A) Do you know how
much the normal fare is to where I want to go?
B) Wouldn't it have
been shorter if you had turned left at the last corner?
C) I'm afraid I
haven't got any change; can you change a large bill?
D) I usually take the
bus. It takes longer, but it is much cheaper.
E) You must earn a
lot of money if you always take people the long way around.
91-95. sorularda, karşılıklı konuşmanın boş bırakılan
bölümünde söylenmiş olabilecek sözü bulunuz.
91- Lisa : How was your holiday? Barbara : ...
Lisa : But you were looking forward to it
so much.
Barbara : I know, but everything possible
went wrong. A) I wish it had never ended.
B) It could hardly have been better C) It couldn't have been worse. D) It surpassed my wildest dreams. E) It was fine while it lasted.
92- Hilary : Have you been to the new disco
downtown?
Alex : No, loud music gives me a
headache, and all the lights make
me dizzy.
Hilary : ...
Alex : No. It's just because my interests
are different
from yours.
A) Don't you think you are a little too boring?
B) Maybe that's why I have been getting migraines recently. C) I guess you wouldn't want to go tonight then.
D) I agree, but you have to go there if you want to be noticed. E) It's such a relief to meet
someone who doesn't go where everyone else does.
93- Agent : What can I do for you, Sir?
John : ...
Agent : I have several nice properties of that
description for rent. Or are you
interested in buying? John : I shouldn't think so
unless the price is exceptionally good. A) I'm looking for a
one-bedroom flat close to public transport and shops.
B) I think it is time I took out a good life insurance policy.
C) Have you got any good late model, low-mileage used vans? D) I need to upgrade my
system so that it is compatible with the latest models.
E) I'm having some financial difficulties and need to re-mortgage my house.
94- Ed : How much do you charge for
photocopies? Winston : ...
Ed : Quite a few. At least a hundred I
think.
Winston : In that case, we can give you a 15% discount off the normal rate.
A) Are you in a hurry, or can you wait?
B) When I was a student, there weren't any photocopy machines. C) There is a shop that does them
just down the street on the right. D) If you tell me how much you
normally pay, I'll try to match the price.
E) It depends how many pages you want to be copied.
95- Jake : Did you realise that if our bodies
were compressed into material as
dense as that found in a pulsar, we
would be invisible without a
microscope? Roy : ...
Jake : Maybe so, but don't you find it
interesting?
Roy : Not really,
since I don't even know what a pulsar is. A) Can't you see I'm too busy to
listen to all that nonsense? B) Isn't that the same as a super-nova remnant?
C) I can hardly imagine any information more useless than that.
D) Who would there be to look at us if we were so small?
E) I think I read somewhere that pulsars were not discovered until 1967.
96-100. sorularda, anlam
bakımından parçaya uygun olmayan cümleyi bulunuz.
96- (I) Throughout most of history, women generally have had fewer legal rights and career opportunities than men. (II) Wifehood and
motherhood were, and in some societies still are, regarded as women's most significant
professions. (III) What annoys most women is that, housework is not considered "work" even though it takes up a housewife's time practically from morning until evening. (IV) In the 20th century, however, women in most nations won the right to vote and increased their educational and
job-opportunities. (V) Perhaps most important, they fought for — and to a large degree accomplished — a re-evaluation of traditional views of their role in society.
A) I B)II C)III D)IV E)V
97- (I) Grasses are common in Mongolia in the steppe zone and plain, and these give way to desert plants or little vegetation in the Gobi, (II) Mongolia's worst weather in decades has killed nearly two million camels, goats, horses and other livestock. (III) A drought last
summer was followed by heavy snow this winter. (IV) Grass is now so hard to come by in a large part of Mongolia that about 1.7 million head of livestock have starved. (V) The disaster has hit about 400,000 nomadic people, 40 percent of the herding population in this central Asian nation of 2.7 million.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
98- (I) James Cook was born on 27 October, 1728, at Marton, north Yorkshire in England. (II) His father was a farm labourer, (III) The son was to become the most famous navigator in the world, discovering and charting coastlines from the Arctic to the Antarctic, the east coast of Australia to the west coast of North America, and hundreds of islands between. (IV) The natives of the Hawaiian Islands at first thought he was a god. (V) Cook gave the world a chart of New Zealand, which mariners relied upon for many years, and his discoveries in Australia led to the founding of the first colony there only eighteen years later. A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
99- (I) Nearly all higher vertebrates can make some vocal sounds, (II) An owl's hoot, a dog's bark and a lion's roar are all sounds, for
example. (III) The lion's roar is the most terrifying voice in the animal kingdom. (IV) Only humans, however, can laugh, cry, sing and
speak. (V) This is because such complex voice sounds require the coordination of many different parts of the body.
A) I B)II C) III D)FV E)V
100- (I) The great Victorian novelist Anthony Trollope did not deal in the Tolstoian theme of the grand
passion, (II) Tolstoi changed his way of life in 1879, and decided to live by a code of non-violence, universal love and forgiveness, and simplicity. (III) Trollope turned that
preoccupation into serious literary and monetary success. (IV) His distant relation — the contemporary novelist Joanna Trollope — is
following in his footsteps. (V) Her novels, intelligent and acutely perceptive observations on middle-class England, have sold more than 6 million copies around the world. A) I B)-I C)III D)FV E)V
