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

1. There are a number of mysterious phenomenafor which there is no scientific ......... .

A) narrative B) miracleC) explanation D) detailE) progress

2. Some older people find it difficult to ............ rap music, which seems to them to be repetitive and harsh.

A) realize B) distinguishC) notice D) appreciateE) support

3. A number of people have been tried by theinternational War Crimes Tribunal for thebrutal methods they.........during the civil war in Bosnia.

A) founded B) spentC) employed D) occupiedE) held

4. You must give us your decision today, or we'llhave to ......... the position to anotherapplicant.

A) transmit B) offerC) promote D) transferE) order

5. When the employees went on strike, theycomplained that they could .......... afford tosupport their families on what they were beingpaid.

A) barelyB) sufficientlyC) casuallyD) eagerlyE) accordingly

6. Beşiktaş have not been very ........ in the matches they have played so far, so let's hope they will be able to improve.

A) moderate B) impressiveC) valuable D) awfulE) ordinary

7. Claiming that the current military budget wasnot......... to combat terrorism, the presidentcalled for a rise in military spending.

A) plentifulB) deficientC) scarceD) objectionableE) adequate

8. If we......... this playground rather than walk round it, we will get there a lot sooner.

A) look around B) break inC) cut across D) run intoE) give up

9. I wish you.........down the TV so that I could hear your grandma better on the phone.

A) would turnB) have turnedC) will turnD) turnE) ought to turn

10. Once the treaty ..... the refugees ..... to return to their homes.

A) signed / have begunB) has been signed / will beginC) has signed / beganD) is signed / must have begunE) was signed / can begin

11. Without doubt, we ....... much of the city already by the time you ......... us in Prague.

A) are exploring / joinedB) explore / will be joiningC) will have explored / joinD) have explored / can joinE) were exploring / would join

12. Those recovering ......... an addiction need the help and support ......... their friends and relatives.

A) to / fromB) with / inC) of / forD) from / ofE) for / through

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13. .......... the United States has the world's strongest economy, there is still far too much poverty there. A) As if B) Despite C) Although D) However E) Unless 14. The film version of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings has a great story line and strong characters; ........ the special effects are fantastic. A) moreover B) yet C) nevertheless D) therefore E) whereas 15. The goals of anthropologists are much ...... those of sociologists, but the means they use are different. A) the same as B) rather than C) so that D) far too E) as far as 16. The English in this article is very bad, so the person ........ it was written was obviously not a native speaker. A) for whose B) by whom C) from what D) of which E) of whom 17. These days, ............ we eat seems to be full of chemical additives. A) something B) how else C) everywhere D) whatever E) whichever 18. Today, everyone in the world lives only half an hour from destruction because of the work nuclear physicists did during World War II, .........? A) don't they B) didn't they C) isn't it D) do they E) did they

19-23. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada numaralanmış, yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

The elephant guards its trunk carefully and never uses it for fighting. The common idea (19).........it uses its trunk in this way (20)........from the attitude the animal takes when it suspects danger. (21).........the elephant's eyesight is poor, it has to rely for warning on its keen senses of smell and hearing. Hence, when sensing a possible threat, the animal raises its ears to catch the slightest sound and thrusts its trunk outward to probe the air with noisy sniffs. But when charging or defending (22)........, it curls up its trunk (23)........harm's way. 19. A) how B) which C) what D) when E) that 20. A) can arise B) must have arisen C) should arise D) will have arisen E) may arise 21. A) Because B) Though C) So much D) In case E) Provided that 22. A) its B) itself C) theirs D) them E) their 23. A) through B) over C) out of D) without E) into 24-42. sorularda, verilen cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.

24. While we all sympathize with your problem,... . A) it was you who insisted on telling us all about

it B) we were too absorbed in our own to notice

yours C) getting professional help did not work any

miracles after all D) there is absolutely nothing we can do to help E) you had been warned, though, that things

would turn out this way




25. ........ because of the depressed state of the economy.

A) There do not seem to be many jobs around these days

B) Everyone is confident of a new era of prosperity

C) Many industries provide services rather than physical goods

D) The number of unemployed becoming larger and larger

E) Natural disasters had done serious economic damage

26. ........., which has received excellent reviews.

A) Three climbers reached the peak after weeks of trying

B) I can't stand Russell Crowe C) In 1957 the Soviets launched the first

artificial space satellite D) Tickets are already sold out for the new play E) Everyone is hoping that Tarkan will come to

Istanbul for a concert 27. Her boss nearly fired her ......... .

A) that she was making too many long-distance calls

B) which he didn't complete in the end C) why she was always late for work D) ever since they had an argument about her performance

E) when she asked for an extra week off 28. Several buildings had to be demolished ...... .

A) when the earthquake caught people unawares in the middle of their sleep

B) after they had been declared too dangerously damaged in the earthquake

C) while the expected time of a major earthquake in the region is drawing near

D) only if they were strong enough to withstand an earthquake of this magnitude

E) so some of them could be used with a little reinforcement

29. Even though this is a work of nonfiction,...... .

A) critics agree that it reads like a novel B) it tells the true story of the minorities in the country C) which has obviously been well-research D) it couldn't have appealed to a large section of

society E) it includes a lot of factual information

30. Since he struggled a lot with Arabic, next he would like to try a language ....... .

A) when it was first put into writing B) why the writing system is so hard C) where it will be more useful D) whose pronunciation is a little easier E) that they speak it all over the Middle East

31. A degree in Public Health can be especially helpful.......... .

A) though many countries require health workers

B) since health workers are no longer in great demand

C) that it can get you a much better job D) if you want to work in a developing country E) so many developing countries are interested

in preventive medicine 32. The holiday was too short,................... .

A) that no one had enough time to really enjoy it

B) as there was plenty of time to do everything we had hoped

C) while it was not as long as our last one D) in case you wanted more time to do all that

you had planned E) so we didn't get to do everything that

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

33. "There isn't any schedule. They just leave

when they are full."

A) How often do these little minibuses go? B) What time did the flight to London leave? C) Is there a taxi stand near here? D) Which would be faster, the bus or the train? E) Shall we make a reservation so that we are

sure of getting a seat? 34. "It must be, because that is when most people

have time to visit."

A) Most people have Sundays off, don't they?

B) Shall we go to the Archaeological Museum this Sunday?

C) Do you know if Miniatürk is open on Sundays?

D) Why does the Grand Bazaar close on Sundays?

E) Topkapı Palace is closed on Mondays, isn't it?




35. "Somewhere in central Africa, I think."

A) Do you know what the capital of Botswanais?

B) Who are the people we usually call the"pygmies"?

C) Isn't Uganda the country that was ruled by IdiAmin?

D) Is Zanzibar part of Tanzania or Kenya?E) Have you got any idea where Rwanda is?

36. "Unfortunately, it looks as if it is going to getwarmer."

A) When is the ideal season for going hiking?B) How was the weather for your weekend at

the beach?C) Oh no, it's not going to snow again, is

it?D) What is the weather going to be like for our

ski trip?E) Have you ever experienced a storm at sea?

37-39. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümleye anlamca en yakın İngilizce cümleyi bulunuz.37. Çalışmaları son derece soyut ve kuramsal

olan Einstein, en çok görelilik kuramları iletanınır.

A) Although his work was extremely abstractand theoretical, Einstein is nonethelessfamous, mainly for his theories of relativity.

B) Though it was extremely abstract andtheoretical, Einstein's work, especially histheories of relativity, was famous.

C) Renowned primarily for his theories ofrelativity, Einstein produced work that wasextremely abstract and theoretical.

D) The work of Einstein, who is renownedmostly for his theories of relativity, wasextremely abstract and theoretical.

E) Einstein, whose work was extremely abstractand theoretical, is known mostly for histheories of relativity.

38. Baskı makinesinin icadından önce kitaplar,ancak büyük emek harcanarak elleçoğaltıldıkları için, çok az sayıdaüretilebiliyordu.

A) Scribes were only able to reproduce bookslaboriously by hand, and thus very fewbooks were produced prior to the inventionof the printing press.

B) Very few books could be produced beforethe invention of the printing press, due to thefact that scribes had to laboriously duplicatebooks by hand.

C) As books were only laboriously duplicated byhand prior to the invention of the printingpress, very few books could be produced.

39. Telefon ve telgraftan farklı olarak, radyo vetelevizyon için sinyallerin iletilmesi kablo yada telle değil, radyo dalgaları aracılığıylagerçekleştirilmektedir.

A) Instead of cables and wires, which are usedfor the telephone and telegraph, radio wavesare used for transmitting signals for radioand television.

B) In contrast to the telephone and thetelegraph, which, require cables and wires inorder to transmit signals, radio and televisionuse radio waves.

C) By transmitting signals through radio waves,radio and television differ from the telephoneand telegraph, which use cables and wiresinstead.

D) Unlike the telephone and the telegraph, thetransmission of signals for radio andtelevision is realized, through radio wavesrather than cables or wires.

E) The signals for radio and television aretransmitted through radio waves, not throughcables or wires as in the case of thetelephone and the telegraph.

40-42. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümleyeanlamca en yakın Türkçe cümleyi bulunuz.

40. Noted for its sophisticated style and sensitiveinterpretations, the group Amadeus Ouartetmade some 200 recordings, includingMozart's quartets as well.

A) Sofistike stili ve duyarlı yorumuyla tanınanAmadeus Ouartet grubu, Mozart'ınkuartetlerini de içine alan 200 kadar kayıtyapmıştır.

B) Mozart'ın 200 kuarteti, sofistike stili veduyarlı yorumuyla tanınan Amadeus Ouartetgrubu tarafından kaydedilmiştir.

C) Mozart'ın eserlerini de içeren 200 kadarkuartet kaydetmiş olan Amadeus Ouartetgrubu, sofistike stili ve duyarlı yorumuylatanınır.

D) Amadeus Ouartet grubu, Mozart'ın eserlerinide kapsayan 200 kadar kuarteti, son derecesofistike ve duyarlı biçimde yorumlamıştır.

E) Mozart'ın, son derece sofistike ve duyarlıolarak bilinen 200 kadar kuartetini, AmadeusOuartet grubu başarıyla yorumlamıştır

D) Before the invention of the printing press,books could be produced in very smallnumbers since they had to be duplicated byhand.

E) Prior to the invention of the printing press,very few books could be produced becausethe only way of duplicating them was byhand.




41. The ancient Egyptians developed a highlycomplicated technique for mummification inorder to preserve the body for the afterlife.

A) Eski Mısırlılar'ın, vücudu ölümden sonrakiyaşama hazırlamak için geliştirdiklerimumyalama tekniği son derece karmaşıktı.

B) Eski Mısırlılar'ın geliştirdiği son derecekarmaşık mumyalama tekniği, vücuduölümden sonraki yaşam için hazırlıyordu.

C) Eski Mısırlılar'ın kullandıkları karmaşıkmumyalama tekniği, vücudu ölümdensonraki yaşama hazırlamak için geliştirilmişti.

D) Eski Mısırlılar, vücudu ölümden sonrakiyaşam için korumak amacıyla son derecekarmaşık bir mumyalama tekniğigeliştirmişlerdir.

E) Eski Mısırlılar, vücudu ölümden sonrakiyaşam için korumak istemişler ve bu amaçlada oldukça karmaşık bir mumyalama tekniğikullanmışlardır.

42. William Wordsworth overturned the medievalconception of nature as desolate and evil byemphasizing nature in his poems as a sourceof inspiration.

A) William Wordsworth, Ortaçağ'a özgü, ıssızve kötücül doğa düşüncesine karşı çıkmış,şiirlerinde doğayı bir ilham kaynağı olarakkullanmıştır.

B) William Wordsworth, şiirlerinde doğayı birilham kaynağı olarak vurgulayarak Ortaçağ'aözgü, ıssız ve kötücül doğa düşüncesinitersine çevirmiştir.

C) Şiirlerinde doğayı bir ilham kaynağı olarakvurgulayan William Wordsworth, böyleceOrtaçağ'a özgü, ıssız ve kötücül doğadüşüncesini derinden sarsmıştır.

D) William Wordsworth, şiirlerinde doğayı birilham kaynağı olarak vurgulamış, böyleceOrtaçağ'a özgü, ıssız ve kötücül doğadüşüncesini tersine çevirmiştir.

E) Ortaçağ'a özgü, ıssız ve kötücül doğadüşüncesine katılmayan WİlliamWordsworth, şiirlerinde doğayı bir ilhamkaynağı olarak vurgulamıştır.

43-45. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya görecevaplayınız.

Fireflies are not really flies, but rather members of the beetle family. The males have wings and are relatively good fliers, while the females of most species have short wings or are wingless. The wingless females and the long, flat firefly larvae - which these females resemble - are often called glowworms. Most fireflies are visible at night because of their distinctive ability to produce light in periodic bursts. The firefly uses its light to attract a mate. The male (or sometimes the female) signals periodically, and when a potential mate sees the flashes, it returns the signal. Males and females of the same species recognize each other by certain characteristics in the signal pattern and by the timing of the response signal, because they are different for different species.

43. We learn from the passage that.........

A) no female firefly is actually able to flyB) fireflies cannot actually use their wingsC) the name "firefly" is somewhat misleadingD) the wings of male fireflies are rather shortE) fireflies and beetles do not share any

common characteristics

44. It can be inferred from the passage that somespecies of firefly .......... .

A) belong to the beetle family while some areclassified as flies

B) only come out of their shelters at nightC) lack the ability to produce light at nightD) prefer the opposite sex from other speciesE) have become worms when they have lost

their wings over time

45. The passage tells us that the firefly's light ... .

A) is not the same in every speciesB) burns constantly without interruptionC) is usually not recognized by humansD) has only one standard signal patternE) comes in many different colours




46-48. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

Cars that run on water and fusion machines that generate more energy than they use are basic elements of many inventors' fantasies. They turn up all the time. For example, Charles Redheffer raised large sums of money in Philadelphia with a perpetual motion machine and then took it to New York in 1813, where hundreds paid a dollar each to see it. It did, indeed, seem to keep itself turning. In the end, skeptics removed some wooden strips from the machine and found a catgut belt drive, which went through a wall to an attic where an old man was turning a crank. 46. We understand from the passage that cars that run on water.......... .

A) will be a reality very soon B) will someday be invented C) generate more energy than they use D) began to be used in 1813 E) are products of the imagination

47. It is clear from the passage that .......... .

A) the secret of Charles Redheffer's machine has never been discovered

B) Charles Redheffer invented a successful perpetual motion in 1813

C) Charles Redheffer made a lot of money with a fake machine

D) a car that runs on water was invented by Charles Redheffer

E) Charles Redheffer's invention was too expensive to be practical

48. As is pointed out in the passage, Charles Redheffer's machine was powered.......... A) by water B) by an elderly man C) by cats on a belt drive D) by fusion E) by burning wooden strips


Two effective figures of speech are hyperbole, a form of exaggeration, and understatement, a negative exaggeration. To say, for instance (using a metaphor), "I have a mountain of work to do," is obviously an exaggeration, but it gets the point across that the amount of work is very large and seemingly endless. By contrast, to note that "Adolf Hitler was not the most beloved person of the 20th century," is a remarkable piece of understatement considering the crimes he perpetrated during World War II. Hyperbole - probably more than understatement - is used by people every day to describe what has happened to them, how much they have enjoyed themselves, or how hard they work, as can be seen every time an amateur fisherman makes the frequently-heard claim, "I have caught a whale of a fish." 49. We learn from the passage that understatement.......... . A) is often used with reference to Adolf Hitler B) has never been used very effectively C) is rarely used in everyday life D) is the opposite of hyperbole E) is inappropriate when talking about fishing 50. The author of the passage assumes that hyperbole is ......... . A) always used as a metaphor B) not suitable during discussions about World War II C) rarely as exaggerated as understatement is D) composed only of an extreme exaggerations E) more commonly used than understatement 51. The amateur fisherman is mentioned in the passage as a person who........ .

A) works harder than other people B) nearly always lies about his catch C) rarely uses understatement

D) is known to use hyperbole very often E) enjoys himself immensely





Britain's industrialization process was secured by destroying the manufacturing capacity of India. In 1699, the British government banned the import of woollen cloth from Ireland, and in 1700 the import of cotton cloth (or calico) from India. Both products were forbidden because they were superior to British ones. As the Industrial Revolution was built on the textile industry, Britain could not have achieved its global economic dominance if it had let them in. Throughout the late 18th and 19th centuries, India was forced to supply raw materials to Britain's manufacturers, but forbidden to produce competitive finished products. Thus, it wouldn't be unfair to say that today, Britain is rich because the Indians are poor. 52. The passage emphasizes the point that....... .

A) Britain achieved its wealth at the expense of India B) the Industrial Revolution began in Ireland C) British industrialization has benefited the entire world D) Britain banned inferior products from Ireland

and India E) Indian and Irish products were unable to

compete in terms of quality 53. The author of the passage believes that had Britain not banned the import of cotton cloth from India, .......... .

A) Indian cloth would not have been superior to

British cloth B) Ireland would have become a great

economic power C) the Industrial Revolution would have been

based on textiles D) Britain would have exported more raw

materials E) Britain would not have become the economic

power that it did 54. The author of the passage feels that the British.......... .

A) favour Ireland more than India B) encouraged Indian textiles to be of superior quality C) unintentionally encouraged the industrialization of India D) laid the foundations for present world

prosperity E) are responsible for the poverty in modern-

day India


When the Nico Malan Theatre - the home of opera in Cape Town, South Africa - opened in 1971, it was open to whites only. Embarrassed liberals organized a boycott, and soon afterwards, the theatre said "coloureds" could come on Tuesday nights. It was many years before mixed audiences were permitted, but even then the freedom was largely theoretical. Opera remained a white pastime funded by a government that believed it unnecessary to provide black townships with even water or electricity. Thankfully, times have changed. 55. One conclusion we can draw from the passage is that......... .

A) Cape Town is no longer a centre of

excellence for world opera B) liberals wanted black performers at the Cape

Town opera C) non-whites in South Africa now enjoy opera

just as much as whites D) the opera was used to raise money for social

projects in South Africa E) non-whites did not use to enjoy equal rights

in South Africa 56. According to the passage, after mixed audiences were allowed at the Nico Malan Theatre,.......... .

A) increasing numbers of non-whites began enjoying opera

B) the government thought it was unnecessary to fund opera

C) it was opened in 1971 to universal acclaim D) hardly any non-whites actually attended

performances E) liberals felt quite satisfied with the result

57. The passage implies that non-white South Africans didn't go to the opera because they.......... .

A) had to deal with more basic necessities B) did not have sophisticated tastes C) found the plays too theoretical D) were not free on Tuesday nights E) had to pay more for performances than

whites





Born in 1935 in Jerusalem, then part of British-ruled Palestine, Edward Said spent almost all his adult life in the United States, where he became a professor of comparative literature at Columbia University. He wrote passionately about the Palestinian question but also on a huge variety of other subjects ranging from English literature - his academic speciality - to music and culture. His most famous book, Orientalism, published in 1978, exposed the ideological biases behind Western perceptions of "the Orient" and changed the direction of academic study of the Middle East. Despite criticisms from the right, and sometimes the left, the book is still influential today - though Orientalist paintings of the type hated by Professor Said are nowadays eagerly sought by wealthy Gulf Arabs. 58. We can understand from the passage that Edward Said emigrated to the United States.......... .

A) together with his whole family B) because Jerusalem was too dangerous C) when he was no longer a child D) after he had become famous E) because he was anti-British

59. It is pointed out in the passage that Said.......... .

A) specialized in Middle Eastern affairs B) wrote on a large range of topics C) was only influential in his own field D) was important in Palestinian politics E) supported primarily Western cultural values

60. According to the passage, Said's book Orientalism ........... .

A) is a comparison of the literatures of East and

West B) is universally admired C) has been found controversial especially by the right D) is nowadays eagerly read by wealthy Gulf Arabs E) has led to an increase in demand for

orientalist paintings among Arabs

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

61. You would be able to work more efficiently if you upgraded your old computer.

A) You should get a new computer because your old one is badly affecting your performance.

B) You should have upgraded your old computer in order to take advantage of the latest improvements.

C) Had you upgraded your computer, your work might be better. D) Updating your outmoded computer would

improve your efficiency when working. E) Your lack of efficiency at work' could be the result of your working with an outmoded computer.

62. You shouldn't be surprised if the price of goods is higher during the peak season.

A) It is natural for prices to be higher during the most popular shopping time of the year.

B) Even if it is peak season, you can still get some good deals. C) If I were you, I wouldn't go during the peak

season since everything is more expensive then.

D) Let's not go during the most popular shopping time because everything will be a lot more expensive.

E) You shouldn't go during the high season if you cannot afford the more expensive prices then.

63. He is so busy trying to make money that he cannot devote as much time as he would like to his real interests.

A) His pursuit of money has left him with less time than he would like for what is really important to him.

B) If only he didn't have to work so hard, he would probably take up some

hobbies. C) As he spends so much time on his hobbies,

he has not been able to make as much money as he would like to.

D) Though he earns quite a lot in his job, it is less important to him than the other interests he is pursuing.

E) He is never able to earn enough money to be able to do all the things he really wants to do.




64. Emre still lacks the maturity expected at hisage, so he cannot be relied on.

A) No one can count on Emre, because he isstill at too young an age to be mature.

B) It's not possible to count on Emre since he isstilt not as mature as anyone else his ageshould be.

C) For a person of his age, Emre is quiteimmature, so it might not be a good idea tocount on him.

D) Considering his young age, Emre is a personwho cannot be relied on.

E) When he gets older, Emre should becomemature enough to be relied on.

65-68. sorularda, boş bırakılan yere parçanın anlam bütünlüğünü sağlamak için getirilebilecek cümleyi bulunuz.65. Many thousands of years ago, says the sacred

Hindu text Ramayana, while Lakshmana,brother of Rama, lay dying in Lanka, hisfaithful deputy Hanuman, the monkey god,flew to a holy peak in the Himalayas to harvestlife-saving herbs. Unsure which plants tochoose, Hanuman lifted the entire mountainand carried it to his master, on the wayscattering plants across the land. .......... .Ayurveda, which for three and a half millenniahas combined some 2,000 herbs into a holisticsystem, has recently enjoyed a wave ofpopularity among New Age enthusiasts in theWest.

A) Hanuman is one of the most popular Hindugods, and shrines to him can be seeneverywhere

B) In spite of the popularity of Westernmedicine, the traditional Indian system calledAyurveda is still popular all over India

C) This, so the story goes, was how the medicalscience of Ayurveda took root all over India

D) He managed to save Lakshmana's life in theend

E) The Ramayana and the Mahabharata are thetwo great Hindu epics

66. Although the novel is usually thought of asbeing western in origin, in fact, the world'soldest full novel -and one of its finest - waswritten in the Far East. It is The Tale of Genji,written by Lady Murasaki Shikibu of Japanearly in the 11th century. ....... . Apart from themain story, however, underlying the plot thereis also a Buddhist theme about the vanity oflife and its pleasures. The story also gives anexcellent portrayal of the militaristic culture ofimperial Japan.

67. In 1920, the Westinghouse Company, one ofthe leading radio manufacturers, had an ideafor selling more radios: it would offer musicprogramming. Radio had begun as a one-to-one method of communication, so this was anew idea. Dr. Frank Conrad was a Pittsburgharea amateur operator with lots ofconnections. ..... . This was just the sort ofthing Westinghouse had in mind, so theyasked Conrad to help set up a regularlytransmitting station in Pittsburgh.

A) There were a lot of amateur operators inthose days

B) He frequently played records over theairwaves for the benefit of his friends

C) Pittsburgh was known mainly for steelmanufacture

D) Because of the Internet, there are now feweramateur radio operators than there were atthat time

E) Westinghouse later became more famous formanufacturing refrigerators

68. ......... Horse breeders, however, considercolour an important point in judging the value of a horse. Some breeds are required to have certain colours and patterns in order to be registered. Registries for such breeds as the Appaloosa and Pinto, for example, will not accept horses with undesirable colours or patterns. Colour is one of the most obvious features of a horse and is often the basis for description, such as bay, chestnut or gray.

A) As the dependence on the horse grew, itbecame a partner in human life

B) By careful selection breeders throughouthistory have developed various kinds ofhorses

C) A person buying a horse for pleasure ridingmay choose the animal for the colour entirelyaccording to individual taste

D) White face markings and leg markings mayoccur on horses of any coat colour

E) Black Beauty is the horse that is the maincharacter in a book of the same name whichwas written by Anna Sewell

A) The tale is a long court romance that followsthe loves of Prince Genji throughout most ofhis life

B) The best-known English translation of thiswork was made by Arthur Waley in 1935

C) Murasaki's fascinating and informative diaryhas also been published in English

D) The author's real name is unknown, and it isthought she was called Murasaki after theheroine in her novel

E) It remained largely unknown in the West andhad little influence on the development of thenovel therewww.ingilizcecin.com



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

69. One of your friends, Alex, is going for a jobinterview as a salesman in a book store. SinceAlex is known as someone who never readsanything except the TV section of thenewspaper, you say to a mutual friend:

A) Alex is so knowledgeable about books thathe is sure to get the job.

B) I told you that you should have done someresearch before you went for the interview.

C) Maybe you should read a few books beforeyou go for the interview.

D) I'm really glad that Alex has finallyfound a job that suits him.

E) I can't think of a less likely job for Alex toapply for.

70. You are late for an appointment, and need toget a bus from Taksim to Kadıköy as quicklyas possible. When you get to Taksim, you go to the booth where you can buy bus tickets and ask frantically:

A) You won't mind if I am a few minutes late,will you?

B) How much does it cost to get from here toKadıköy?

C) Is there a Kadıköy bus leaving right away?D) Can I use my student card on the bus from

here to Kadıköy?E) Can you tell me how many kilometres it is

from here to Kadıköy?

71. You have been working for about six monthsand live with your parents. However, youwould like to be more independent and haveyour own apartment. Worried that you mighthurt their feelings, you say carefully to yourparents while you are eating dinner oneevening:

A) I appreciate everything you have done forme, but I think I really need a change.

B) If you didn't treat me like a child. Iwouldn't mind living here.

C) I'm really beginning to get tired of yourefforts to interfere in my life.

D) If I moved out, would you pay the rent forme?

E) This is really good, Mum, You're the bestcook in the world.

72. You are doing some work on your apartment,and sometimes it gets rather loud, Notwanting to upset the neighbours downstairs,you feel that you should say something tothem, so you knock on their door and say:

A) You should see our apartment. It's lookinggreat after all the work we've done.

B) I'm really sorry if we're disturbing you, but thework won't last too long.

C) I know the work is really noisy, but I had toput up with the noise while you were doingthe same.

D) There's no reason to get so upset, it's only alittle noise, after all.

E) Maybe we shouldn't be so noisy. It might bedisturbing you.

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

73. Rick : Have you seen "The Return of the King"?

Sam : Yes, and I thought it was even better than the other two.

Rick : ............................................. Sam : That's natural enough. We never

agree on anything.

A) Don't tell me about it. I haven't seen it yet.B) I haven't seen them either.C) I couldn't agree more.D) Yes, that's what all the critics are

saying.E) Did you really? I didn't like it as much.

74. Ellen : How do you like the new boss?Terry : ................................................. Ellen : What's wrong with that? Terry : I just don't trust bosses who

pretend to be so nice.

A) He doesn't seem to know much about thebusiness.

B) He's not a very nice guy, is he?C) In my opinion he's trying to be too friendly.

D) So far he's really been frightening me.E) He knows what he's doing, but he's very

distant.




75. Steve : Can you help me think of a topic for my science report? John : How about the reasons why the average speed of jet liners hasn't increased in over 40 years? Steve : ..................................................... John : There is plenty online. But the best place to start is the library.

A) Is that true? What about Concorde? B) Is that actually a science topic, or is it

economics? C) That's a good idea, but I wonder where I can

find any information on it. D) It would be nice to have affordable

supersonic flight, wouldn't it? E) That sounds interesting. I wonder what the

reasons are. 76. Vanessa : When did you get this burglar alarm for your apartment? Sarah : Last month, after a thief broke in. Vanessa : .................................................... Sarah : No. Luckily I didn't have any cash in the house, and the computer was too bulky to steal. A) I guess you must feel a lot safer now. B) Was anything broken? C) Why didn't you lock your door? D) Oh no! Did you lose anything valuable? E) Did it cost much to have it installed? 77-80. sorularda, cümleler sırasıyla okunduğunda parçanın anlam bütünlüğünü bozan cümleyi bulunuz.

77. (I) The climate at the polar ice cap has no

month with a mean temperature above freezing, (II) Almost all of Antarctica and all but the coast of Greenland have this coldest of all climates. (III) These areas are covered by permanent snow and ice and some bare rock, and there is no vegetation. (IV) Climate is economically most significant in its effect on agriculture. (V) Even in the summer months temperatures barely rise above freezing and often drop far below zero.

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

78. (I) In the late 19th century, the Christian church denounced vultures and other birds that eat dead animals as "unclean", (II) Thus, over the next 20 years or so they were systematically hunted down across Europe. (Ill) Against all the odds, a few vultures managed to survive in remote mountainous areas of the continent. (IV) Later, some species thrived in Europe, and four of these species somehow were able to escape extinction in countries such as Spain and the Balkans. (V) Many other native birds were hunted without restraint but did not become extinct.

A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V 79. (I) The roots of blues music lie far back in

West African community vocal music, which was taken to America with the slaves, (II) Almost all modern-day rock and pop music developed, in turn, from blues music, (III) After many black Americans moved from the rural South to Northern cities in the 1940s, Chicago became the centre of blues recording. (IV) This link can be seen in the verse-chorus-verse structure of almost every rock or pop song, which is a direct echo of West African "call and response" music. (IV) This type of music consists of a single vocalist singing one or two lines, and the community answering him by singing a line of their own.

A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V 80. (I) Despite its newfound status as host to the

2004 Olympics, Athens' reputation still lies in ruins. (II) Greek athletes performed quite well in the Olympics. (Ill) The only good news is the Acropolis, while the bad news encompasses asthma-inducing levels of pollution, the worst traffic in the Mediterranean, and a city centre that resembles a building site more than a medieval gem. (IV) Little wonder that most visitors spend just one night there. (V) They stop only for a tramp to the Parthenon and some Greek food, before hopping on the ferry out of town.

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



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