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1 Eski ehirDilsemDilKursu0 222 221 41 DENEME sorularda, c mlede bo b rak lanyerlere uygun d en kelime veya science fiction deals in some waywith change and the----that science andtechnology have on )selectionB)featureC)deficiencyD)impactE )orientation2-Some researchers suggest that a lifestyleof drug abuse----from the interaction ofmultiplerisk )releasesB)developsC)culminatesD)contami natesE)associates3-Since ancient times mining has had a/an----political impact on )fundamentalB)improbableC)redundantD)com pulsiveE)revesible4-The construction of an image takes place----inthe retina itself through the use ofspecialized neural )hardlyB)fairlyC)mostlyD)reluctantlyE)ex tremely5-Stress weakens your immune system,making it harder for your body )come aroundB)fight offC)go downD)cut inE)put across6-No matter how carefulpeopleare, theymay have losses that----events that arebeyond their )dedicate toB)cope withC)turn overD)result fromE)end up7-The atmosphere has remained fairlystable----many millions of years, but itstemperature andcomposition )as / inB)for / withC)since / inD)before / byE)after / during8-Some historians think that the first truegolfers were ancient shepherds whopassed the time----using their woodenstaffs to knock small )in/ toB)by / intoC)by / overD)for / underE)with / aboveEski ehirDilsemDilKursu0 222 221 41 a person helps someone----needor participates in a worthwhile cause----expecting payment, he or she )in / withoutB)for / overC)by / ontoD)of / underE)

2 At / against10-In the past, understanding a new disease----years, but today, we expect scientists----the causative agent of an emergentdisease )used to be taken / identifyingB)had taken / to be identifiedC)might have taken / to identifyD)has taken / beingidentifiedE)was taking / identifying11-Any food dropped onto the floor orground----if it----up before 5 secondshas elapsed, since it is believed that thefood cannot be contaminated at such arapid )could have eaten / had pickedB)must be eating/ had to pickC)might be eaten / would have pickedD)can be eaten / has been pickedE)used to be eaten / was picked12-In 1993, scientists----the gene that----Huntington's chorea, elucidating themechanisms of the disease, and, perhaps,the chance of a )have isolated / causedB)were able to isolate / causesC)could be isolated / has causedD)would have isolated / was causedE)had isolated / would cause13-The board----the issue----to this weekfrom last week heatedly at this )were discussing /postponingB)are being discussed / have postponedC)is discussing / postponedD)have been discussing /to bepostponedE)had been discussed /beingpostponed14-Many people enjoy murder mysteries----horror movies,----this doesn t indicatethat they wish to murder anyone orvandalise )as well as / andB)and / butC)in addition / yetD)but / thoughE)such as /as15-The communication network ties togetherthe parts of a society----the nervoussystem ties together the organs of )even whenB)becauseC)althoughD)in spiteofE)just as16-----over-fishing, other factors play a partin the diminishing stocks of commercialfish )In addition toB)InsteadC)

3 ThoughD)BecauseE)As wellEski ehirDilsemDilKursu0 222 221 41 a daki numaralanm yerlere uygun d ens zc k ya da ifadeyi than 10 million Americans(17)----yoga, andsome doctors are prescribing it to combat healthproblems. At the University of California at LosAngeles (UCLA) School of Medicine, studentstake classes(18)----yoga. I hope that this impactwill carry through their careers and allow them(19)----a much more open mind in(20)----ways oftreating patients, said Dr. Richard Usatine of theUCLA School of Medicine. Most yoga classes(21)----only a dozen or so gentle poses and endwith meditation. Each pose is supposed tosimulate circulationin a certain part of the bodyand to improve the health of muscles and )practiseB)applyC)rehearseD)condemnE)det er18-A)intoB)onC)fromD)throughE)by19-A)t o be havingB)having hadC)to haveD)havingE)to have had20-A)otherB)each otherC)one otherD)the otherE)a fewothers21-A)makeoverB)embark onC)incorporate intoD)consist ofE)substitute forA a daki numaralanm yerlere uygun d ens zc k ya da ifadeyi teststry to(22)----a person's ability tosucceed in future study or work.

4 They focus on aspecific ability or group of abilities in such areasas art, music, mathematics, languages, law, andmedicine. The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT),(23)----other information, is used by somecolleges(24)----students for admission. TheGeneral Aptitude Test Battery (GATB) is used tohelp those(25)----jobs to find(26) )predictB)dictateC)polishD)signifyE)augm ent23-A)in case ofB)except thatC)almostD)in view ofE)along with24-A)selectedB)selectingC)to selectD)to be selectingE)having selected25-A)soughtB)to be soughtC)having been soughtD)seekingE)to be seeking26-A)suitableB)remarkableC)consec utiveD)hugeE)selectiveEski ehirDilsemDilKursu0 222 221 41 sorularda, verilen c mleyi uygun ekildetamamlayan glassblowers were forbiddento leave )Once the glass is on the tableB)Although both the Romans and theVenetians had developed a clear glassC)In order to keep the skills of their craft asecretD)As the skill and speed of the workersmake the process seem easyE)

5 Because of the iron present in all sand28-----which may include either a specificregion or the entire )The word atlas dates from the 16thcenturyB)Gerardus Mercator had called hiscollection of maps an atlasC)Theatlas contained thematic informationfor the regionD)An atlas is a book of maps or chartsE)The first modern atlas isTheatrum orbisterrarum29-----, clothing in different parts of the worlddeveloped )If a design was to be made in largenumbersB)Despite similarities in basic constructionC)Often synthetics are used together withnatural fibersD)Until the 19th century, most clothing wasmade in the homeE)As women become more active andindependent30-Forests grow nearly everywhere in theworld, )except in Arctic regions, arid plains orsteppes, and )as does an increase in elevation in highmountains anywhere on the EarthC)where summers are hotter and drierD)with the Earth's climate continuallychangingE)since the pace of climatic change is veryslow31-----ashecouldhavedone )When the wounded man was carried tohis bedB)As the surgeon was about to enter theroomC)Symptoms are not always so obvious orconsistentD)Within six weeks, he was able to walkupon hislegs asperfectlyE)As young man behaves himselfextremely well32-Throughout the 19th century there werewriters in Europe and in the United )as control by the editors of science-fiction magazines diminishedB)who imagined a way in which scienceandtechnology might change humanlivesC)since the early 20th century, sciencefiction has reached a broader readershipD)

6 As writers realized that their lives werebeing transformed by industryE)which rejected American attitudes andtraditions33-While it is possible to look directly at thestars at nightbecause they are so faraway, )when sunlight passes through thespectrographB)scientists estimate that the sun is billion years oldC)the sun has shone steadily for more billion yearsD)thesun is enormous compared to theEarth and other planetsE)it is very dangerous to look directly at thesun34-The movement of ocean currents createsmoderating effects in some )that represented a place of recreation, ameans of transportation, and astorehouse of foodB)throughout recorded history people haveused the ocean as a source of foodC)where weather extremes mightotherwise make life unpleasantD)since the 1960s, the production of oilfrom wells has increased drasticallyE)by making use of thechange in sea levelcaused by tidal cyclesEski ehirDilsemDilKursu0 222 221 41 and )As I grew up on a grain and cattle farmin Karapazar near the town of SeyitgaziB)She re-established a career in zmir asthe plant manager of big firmC)The documentationshows hercommunity involvement and professionalaccomplishmentsD)After three years, I left zmir andrelocated to Eski ehir where my wife sfamily residesE)Her skills of business as well as humanrelations are soworthyofappreciation36-----if thedistance to the transmitter is nottoo )A more advanced type of flat-paneldisplay is the plasma monitorB)A television signal can be receivedthrough an antenna on the television setitselfC)

7 In the early 1900's, inventors found thatelectrical signalscould be transmittedthrough the airD)During the 1930's, many manufacturersbegan producing television receiversE)Television first became widely availablein the 1940's and 1950' , verilen ngilizce c mleninT rk e dengini Greek philosopher and scientist andAristotle's most famous pupil,Theophrastus, headed the Peripateticsfollowing )Yunanl felsefeci ve bilim adam ve ayn zamanda Aristo nun nl bir rencisiTheophrastus tur ve Aristo dan sonraPeripatetics e liderlik etmeyi ba arm t )Theophrastus, Yunanl felsefeci ve bilimadam ve ayn zamanda Aristo nun nl bir rencisi olarak tan n r ve Aristo dansonra Peripatetics e liderlik edendeO )Aristo nun bir rencisi olarak tan nan veayn zamanda nl bir Yunanl felsefecive bilim adam olan Theophrastus,Aristo dan sonra Peripatetics e liderlikyapt.

8 D)Aristo nun bir rencisi olan ve nl birYunanl felsefeci ve bilim adam olarakda tan nan Theophrastus, ger ekteAristo dan sonra Peripatetics e liderliketmeyi istemi )Yunanl bir felsefeci ve bilim adam veayn zamanda Aristo nun en nl rencisi olan Theophrastus, Aristo dansonra Peripatetics e liderlik etmi thought of as a land war,theAmericanCivilWarwasalso by far thelargest naval war of the )Genelde kara sava olarak bilinenAmerikan Sivil Sava , asl nda d neminen b y k deniz sava yd .B)Bir kara sava olarak tarihe ge enAmerikan Sivil Sava d nemin b y kdeniz sava lar aras nda tarihteki yerinialm t )Genellikle bir deniz sava olarakak llarda kalan Amerikan Sivil Sava asl nda d nemin en b y k karasava yd .D)Genellikle bir kara sava olarakd n len Amerikan Sivil Sava , ayn zamanda d nemin en b y k denizsava yd.

9 E)D nemin en b y k deniz sava lar ndanbiri olan Amerikan Sivil Sava , geneldebir kara sava olarak d n ehirDilsemDilKursu0 222 221 41 , verilen T rk e c mlenin ngilizce dengini 1961 de ilk defayery z nden ayr ld ndan beri, insanl uzay u u u tam anlam yla h k mety netimindeki bir i olmu turA)Since Yuri Gagarin defined himself asthe first spaceman of the world, manyspacemen have landed on the moonunder the controlof their governmentsB)Yuri Gagarin was the first person whoblasted off in 1961, and after landingback, Gagarin was more exultant thaneloquentC)Since Yuri Gagarin first landed on theground back in 1961, unmanned spaceflight has been severely an affair underthe control of governmentD)After Yuri Gagagarin first left the groundin 1961, the government took the controlof manned space flightE)Since Yuri Gagarin first blasted off in1961, manned space flight has beenstrictly a government-run affair40-Ya lanmak bir da a t rmanmak gibidir, kt k a yorgunlu unuz artar, nefesinizdaral r; ancak g r alan n z geni )Aging looks like climbing a mountain; ifyou climb fast, you get tired, you hardlybreathe but your field of view )Aging is like climbinga mountain.

10 As youclimb you grow tired and you becomeshorter of breath, but your point of viewgets )Aging is like climbing a mountain, yourtiredness becomes unbearable and youhardly breathe as much as you climb butyour field of view )Aging unlike climbing a mountain, yourtiredness rises and you hardly breatheas much as you climb but your field ofview )Aging like climbing a mountain, yourtiredness rises and you hardly breatheas much as you climb but your field ofview ehirDilsemDilKursu0 222 221 41 44. sorular a a daki par aya g recevaplay n seismologists know that certain regionsare more earthquake-prone than others, they donot know for certain justwhen an earthquake willoccur. Today much of the effort of earthquakeprediction goes into studying the geology of theEarth and examining historical records ofparticular regions to determine exactly where andhow often earthquakes occurred in the past.