1-30. Sorularda boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen ifadeyi bulunuz.

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1 1-30. Sorularda boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen ifadeyi bulunuz. 1. The Prime Minister aims to... education in less developed regions by this new project. A. appreciate B. promote C. adopt D. flourish 2. The use of computers has... rapidly in the technological age. A. spread B. included C. regained D. sustained 3. Shakespeare wrote such... poems and plays that he inspired many young people. A. enormous B. awful C. terrible D. influential 4. None of us could remember when that event.... A. took place B. could stand C. set up D. came easily 5. It is...believed that the magazine is targeted at young women. A. primarily B. gently C. widely D. well 6. He speaks so... that he must have been learning Italian for a long time. A. attractive B. better C. fluently D. slowly 7. Mrs. Brown was involved... so many charity works in her last years. A. of B. at C. on D. in 8. It...nearly 10 years since Nasuh Mahruki...the Mount Everest. A. is being / was climbing B. is / climbs C. was / climbed D. has been / climbed 9.The mountaineers... after they...their equipment. A. set out / are preparing B. are setting out / prepare C. set out / had prepared D. will set out / prepared 10.This is the most impressive painting I... ; who...this? A. have ever seen / painted B. see / has painted C. will see / was painting D. saw / did paint 11. I... better when I get my license next month. A. have to drive B. should drive C. will be able to drive D. could drive 12. People... fatty foods too quickly, as it puts them at risk of indigestion. A. didn t have to eat B. shouldn t eat C. might not eat D. wouldn t prefer to eat 13. We... overtime due to a large order last week. A. could have worked B. shall work C. used to work D. had to work 14. I... the offer if I... you. A. would accept / were B. can accept / was C. may have accepted / am D. accept / will be

2 15... carelessly is one of the most common reasons for the car accidents in Turkey. A. Driving B. Driver C. Have driven D. Drive 16. Susan is always the last person... at a joke. A. laughing B. to laugh C. laugh D. laughed 17. I saw Tasia watching a TV programme... is about history. A. when B. whose C. which D. what 18. I don t have any idea... the building has been finished because I haven t been there recently. A. what B. whenever C. that D. whether or not 19. I will go there tonight but... this green dress... that purple shirt is suitable for the party. A. neither / nor B. both / and C. as / as D. each /other 20.I think my neighbour is as...as Picasso. A. great B. a great artist C. great artist D. more great artist 21.My little daughter has read two books so far; one is called Sleeping Beauty and... one is Pinocchio. A. another B. the other C. each other D. other 22...,we were still very cold. A. Besides the rescue team found us B. Since we are wearing our coats during the cruise C. Even though we had thick clothes on the trip to the mountain D. While we were diving into the deep of the ocean last summer but he is also interested in photography. A. Braine is not only good at his job B. Jack likes drawing pictures in his leisure time C. Jonathan s mother wants to buy a new camera for him D. Henry not only climbs mountains to take photos 24. Jack broke his leg three days ago,... A. because he was so careful while running. B. so that he is going to go for a walk with his friends. C. thus he won t be able to come to the meeting today D. as he wanted to run the marathon. 25. The more he eats vegetables and fruits,. A. the taller my brother would get. B. the healthier he will be. C. the weaker he wants to be. D. the more time he will need.

3 soruları aşağıdaki parçadaki numaralandırılmış boşluklara en uygun düşecek sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz. Bicycles are very popular today in many countries. Most of the time, they 26) for exercise. But exercise is only one of the reasons 27). bicycles are popular. Another reason is money. Bicycles are not expensive to buy. Petrol is not needed to 28) them go. They are also easy and cheap to 29).. In cities, many people like bicycles better than cars.30) they ride a bicycle, they never have to wait in traffic. They also do not have to find a place to park. And finally, bicycles do not cause any pollution. 26. A. will be used B. were used C. are used D. have been used 29. A. repair B. sit on C. push D. learn 27. A. why B. what C. which D. when 28. A. ride B. make 30. A. Unless B. Even if C. Though D. If C. have D. get soruları aşağıdaki parçadaki numaralandırılmış boşluklara en uygun düşecek sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz. People from different cultures 31) each other in different ways. When you visit 32). culture, it is important to learn the correct way to greet someone. In some countries, for example China, people do not 33). or kiss when they greet each other. They just smile and say hello. In other cultures, for example Saudi Arabia, men kiss men and women kiss women, but men and women never kiss in public. In fact, they don t touch at all. They don t look each other in the eye, 34).. It is always a good idea to learn about acceptable greetings 35) you travel to another country. 31. A. are greeting B. greeted C. greet D. have greeted 34. A. too B. also C. neither D. either 32. A. another B. other C. the other D. each other 33. A. cry B. touch 35. A. unless B. before C. during D. after C. ignore D. see

4 soruları aşağıdaki parçadaki numaralandırılmış boşluklara en uygun düşecek sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz. Space biomedicine is a relatively new area of research 36). in the USA in Europe. Its main objectives are to study the effects of space travel 37).. the human body, identifying 38).. critical problems and finding 39). to those problems. Space biomedicine centers 40). increasing direct support from NASA and/or the European Space Agency (ESA) day by day. 36. A. either or B. both and C. even when D. neither nor 39. A. results B. supports C. solutions D. questions 37. A. for B. toward C. on D. about 38. A. the least B. less 40. A. are receiving B. has received C. will receive D. could receive C. worse D. the most sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlelerin Türkçe karşılığını bulunuz. 41. Although it is a bank holiday tomorrow, we are going to work whole day. A. Yarın bankalar kapalı olsa bile biz tüm gün çalışabiliriz. B. Yarın resmi tatil olmasına rağmen tüm gün çalışacağız. C. Tüm gün çalışacak olmamıza rağmen bankalar tatil. D. Yarın bütün gün çalışırken bankalar kapalı olacak. 42. After Keriman Halis had become Miss Turkey, she went to Belgium to represent her country in the international beauty contest. A. Keriman Halis ten sonra Türkiye güzeli olan kişi ülkesini uluslararası güzellik yarışmasında temsil etmek için Belçika ya gitti. B. Keriman Halis Türkiye güzeli olduktan sonra Belçika dan ülkesini temsil etmek için döndü. C. Keriman Halis Türkiye güzeli olduktan sonra ülkesini uluslararası güzellik yarışmasında temsil etmek için Belçika ya gitti. D. Türkiye güzeli olduktan sonra Belçika ya giden Keriman Halis ülkesini uluslararası yarışmada temsil etti. 43. President, who submitted the budget to the Parliament last week, was accused of not telling the truth about the general expenditure of the government. A. Geçen hafta Meclise bütçeyi sunan Başkan hükümetin genel harcamalarıyla ilgili doğruyu söylememekle suçlandı. B. Meclise geçen hafta bütçe sunan Başkan ın genel hükümet giderleriyle ilgili doğruyu söyleyip söylemediği bilinmiyordu. C. Geçtiğimiz haftalarda Meclise bütçe teklifi götüren Başkan ın hükümetin genel harcamalarını doğru anlatmamaktan sorumlu olduğu söylendi. D. Geçen hafta meclisten bütçe isteyen Başkan hükümetin genel harcamalarının doğru anlatılmadığıyla suçlandı.

5 sorularda verilen Türkçe cümlelerin İngilizce karşılığını bulunuz. 44. Avrupa da ortak bir pazar için ilk planı 1943 te tasarlayan, Hollanda eski Dışişleri Bakanı J. W. Beyen idi. A. Back in 1943, it was a former Dutch Foreign Minister J. W. Beyen who first announced a plan for a common market in Europe. B. In 1943 the former Dutch Foreign Minister J. W. Beyen announced a plan for common market in Europe. C. It was J. W. Beyen, the former Dutch Foreign Minister who drafted the first plan for a common market in Europe in D. In Europe the first common market was planned by the former Dutch Foreign Minister J. W. Beyen in Kamuoyu yoklamaları farklılık gösterir ancak Avusturalyalıların yaklaşık üçte ikisi cumhuriyet istediklerini açıkça söylemektedir. A. Opinion polls are inconclusive, but roughly two thirds of all Australians are clearly pleased to have a republic. B. Opinion polls may vary, but well over two thirds of the Australians admit that they want a republic. C. Opinion polls conclusively show that roughly two thirds of the Australian people actually want a republic. D. Opinion polls vary but about two thirds of the Australians openly says that they want a republic. 46. Kuveyt teki en önemli gelişme, Körfezde özellikle Dubai de yaygın bir uygulama olan serbest bölgenin yaratılmasıdır. A. In imitation of the Gulf and of Dubai, in particular, Kuwait now has a free zone, which is a most important development. B. The most important development in Kuwait is the creation of a free zone, the practice that is common in the Gulf and especially in Dubai. C. The creation of a free zone in Kuwait is an important thing and it is very common in the Gulf and in Dubai. D. The creation of a free zone in Kuwait like those in the Gulf and in Dubai, especially, is an important development soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız. Like many people, David and Kate Grant dreamed of going around the world. But their dream was out of the ordinary- the Grants and their three children wanted to travel in a horse-drawn wagon! It started as an unrealistic plan, says David. None of us knew a thing about driving a horse. In 1990, the Grants sold their house in Scotland, bought a horse and a wagon, and hit the road. They brought along a set of encyclopedias so as the children could keep up with their studies.

6 The trip got off to a good start as the family rode through Belgium, France, and Italy. But then they ran into some problems. They arrived in Slovenia in 1991 at the start of the Balkan wars, just as jets were bombing the country. Two years later, in 1993, after crossing Hungary, Russia, and Kazakhstan, bureaucratic routines prevented them from entering China. They had to go 1600 kilometers out of their way to Mongolia. There, thieves tried to rob them, and the Grants used a slingshot to drive them away. In 1996, the family flew from Japan to North America for the last leg of their trip. They spent more than a year crossing the United States and Canada. In the late 1997, the family sailed from Nova Scotia back to Scotland. Kate says she s ready to settle down now, but David is not so sure. Maybe I ve got another expedition in me, he says. 47. How many years did the family spend on the road? A. ten B. nine C. seven D. eight 48. How did the children continue their education? A. They went to schools in the countries they visited B. They studied themselves with their own books C. They did not have any education D. Their father taught them 49. What is the meaning of the phrase hit the road in paragraph 2? A. fall while walking B. force someone to leave C. the final stage of a trip D. start a trip 50. Which of the options below include a problem in their trip? A. They killed some thieves on their way B. They started a war between two countries C. They couldn t enter a country and turned back D. One of the children broke his leg 51. What does there refer to in paragraph 3? A. China B. Mongolia C. Hungary D. Russia

7 soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız. Though art and high culture are important in America, the most popular sources of entertainment and information are televisions, movies, radio and recorded music. With a cable TV, a lot more programs are available, but many people still complain about the low intellectual level of TV. They also feel that the emphasis on youth, sex, and money teaches children (and adults) the wrong values and goals. These criticisms are often made about American movies too. But despite the bad movies, many wonderful and internationally successful movies are produced in the U.S. The rapid spread of videotaped movies, watched nightly by millions of Americans in their homes, has made movies an even more popular and influential form of entertainment in recent years. 52. People complain about TV because A. TV does not give us good information and ideas B. TV does not have any good shows C. there are not enough TV channels D. they don t like movies 53. It can be understood from the passage that... A. people do not like to watch movies on cinemas B. people do not like cable TVs C. some people watch their TVs to be intelligent D. a cable TV can provide various channels 54. What is the meaning of the word rapid in the passage? A. conditional B. interesting C. quick D. entertaining 55. What does they refer to in the passage? A. entertainment sources B. millions of Americans C. many people D. cable TVs 56. Which of the below is considered as an effective form of entertainment in the last few years? A. radio B. recorded music C. television D. videotaped movies

8 soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız. UNESCO- the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization- wants to protect cultural traditions around the world. These traditions include types of dance, music, festivals, cooking, and more. Every year, UNESCO adds more traditions to the list. UNESCO calls these traditions intangible cultural heritage. Big Ben is a tangible example of British heritage. You can see it and touch it. But what are some examples of intangible heritage? Here is one of our reader s favorite intangible traditions. For example, there is an oil wrestling festival in Edirne, Turkey. The first Turkish oil wrestling festival was almost 650 years ago. It is the oldest wrestling competition in the world. Men wear leather pants and put oil all over their bodies. Then they wrestle. The winner gets a golden belt and a lot of money. At the festival, there is also food, music and dancing. Every year thousands of people of different ages, cultures, and regions come together for this exciting event. 57. What is the aim of UNESCO? A. To save cultures from different parts of the world B. To organize oil wrestling championships C. To give names to traditions D. To find new traditions for British people 58. Why does the writer mention Big Ben? A. To give an example of a cultural monument B. To picture how London is C. To provide information about UNESCO D. To explain the meaning of the word tangible 59. What is the meaning of the word intangible in the passage? A. variable B. untouchable C. understandable D. intellectual 60. What does the phrase this exciting event refer to? A. leather pants B. oil C. wrestling competition D. British heritage 61. Where was the oldest wrestling competition held? A. in Africa B. in Anatolia C. in Australia D. in Canada

9 sorularda parçada anlam bütünlüğünü bozan cümleyi bulunuz. 62. (I)There are now over 700 million motor vehicles in the world - and the number is rising by more than 40 million each year. (II) The average distance driven by car users is growing too - from 8km a day per person in western Europe in 1965 to 25 km a day in (III) This dependence on motor vehicles has given rise to major problems, including environmental pollution, depletion of oil resources, traffic congestion and safety. (IV) Until a hundred years ago, most journeys were in the 20km range, the distance conveniently accessible by horse. A. I B. II C. III D. IV 63. (I) Discovered in the early 1800s and named nicotianine, the oily essence now called nicotine is the main active ingredient of tobacco. (II) Nicotine, however, is only a small component of cigarette smoke, which contains more than 4,700 chemical compounds, including 43 cancer-causing substances. (III)Passive smoking, the breathing in of the sidestream smoke from the burning of tobacco between puffs or of the smoke exhaled by a smoker, also causes a serious health risk. (IV) In recent times, scientific research has been providing evidence that long time cigarette smoking vastly increases the risk of developing fatal medical conditions due to such substances. A. I B. II C. III D. IV 64. (I) One of the most popular fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood was written in Venice. (II) Venice makes you a believer in fairy tales. (III)Cars are banned, so the only way to get around the 1,500-year-old city is by foot or by water. (IV) From these vantage points, you'll be amazed by the magical beauty. La Serenissima, "the most serene one," is filled with palaces and art, fine shopping and excellent food. (V) Relax in Piazza San Marco, visit the basilicas, drink a Bellini cocktail at Harry's Bar and wander the alleyways and bridges. A. I B. II C. IV D. V sorularda parçayı anlam bütünlüğü açısından tamamlayan ifadeyi seçiniz. 65. Roald Dahl was born in Wales in September His parents were Norwegian so they often told him stories about trolls and other mythical creatures. He started writing stories and things about himself in a secret diary when he was eight years old. Roald didn t like school very much....roald Dahl s unhappy days at school later influenced many of his characters and stories. A. His main memory of this time was a school trip to a Sweet shop and that s when he started thinking about his famous story Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. B. He wrote stories about the yeti and the Chupacabra, which believed to live in South America. C. His teacher, Mrs. Holloway was a model for him; he learned the first mythical stories at school. D. Although, Dahl was not a good student he always studied hard, and especially in physics he became so successful that he invented a printing machine.

10 66. The Museum of Technology is a hands-on museum, designed for people to experience science at work.... Special shows are scheduled for the first and second Wednesdays of each month at 13:30. Open Tuesday Friday 12:00 16:30, Saturday 10:00 17:30, and Sunday 11:00 16:30. A. Many scientists work in the museum, they all work in the field of technology. B. Visitors are encouraged to use, test, and handle the objects on display. C. A lot of children visit the museum during the weekends, so you d better take your ticket beforehand. D. The Museum of Technology has the most amazing view of the city. 67. The kangaroo is the largest marsupial in the world. It is an animal that carries babies in the pouch for 8 months. It can weigh 85 kilograms...when European explorers first saw these strange animals they asked a native Australian Aborigine about their name. He answered kangaroo to say I don t understand your question. The explorers thought this was the animal s name. That is how the kangaroo got its name. A. The name koala is the Aboriginal name for no water. B. How do you spell kangaroo? C. The echidna is a toothless ant-eater and is an egg-laying mammal. D. Why a kangaroo? sorularda diyaloğu en iyi şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. 68. Peter: Have you started your research project for management class? Martin: Well, I have decided on a topic, but haven't actually started the research yet. Peter: Martin: I know. Actually, I went to the library yesterday, but wasn't sure where to look. A. Didn't you hear what the professor said yesterday? B. I guess we should get started today, so shall we head to the library now? C. You are late. You don't have that much time to complete the paper. D. If you want to find books on that subject, why don't you try the card catalogue? 69. Kyle: It's summertime. I thought people only took trips to Crested Butte in the winter, for skiing. Greg: Kyle: Like what? Greg: It's great for hiking. Or, if you don't feel like traveling on foot, you can rent horses or mountain bikes. A. It is a great place to go in the summer, too. There are lots to do. B. This trip next week to Crested Butte is going to be fantastic, isn't it? C. Could we get very far on a mountain bike if the hills are very steep? D. Okay, then. If you don't want to go there, we could go somewhere else.

11 70. Carla: How much of a tip should we leave? Sally: No more than a dollar. Carla: Sally: No, not at all. The service was slow and the soup was cold. A. Why do you say that? Wouldn't it be too little? B. They didn't offer us coffee, either. C. How about leaving nothing? I wasn't satisfied with it. D. Instead of leaving a tip, I think we should complain to manager. 71. Jane: Alice was so angry when the toaster that she bought didn't work. Judy: She certainly was. Jane: Judy: She made the company refund her money. A. She should have examined it thoroughly before she bought it. B. She always acts too quickly and gets into trouble. C. What did she do when she found out? D. Why didn't they take it back? 72. Tim: Were you able to get some sleep last night? I know you were really tired. Amy: Tim: Oh, really. What was the problem? Amy: I was disturbed by the noisy traffic. A. Thanks, I slept soundly as soon as I went to bed. B. The NBA fans were everywhere making a lot of noise with their cars' horns. C. I was going to do that, but some of my friends popped in to have coffee. D. Well, actually I was able to sleep only a little bit sorularda cümleye anlamca en yakın ifadeyi bulunuz. 73. Why don t we fix the bike so you can go for a ride? asked Tom. A. Tom suggested fixing the bike so that we could go for a ride. B. Tom want me not to go for a ride unless we fixed the bike. C. Tom insisted on going for a ride so we fixed the bike. D. Tom promised me to fix the bike to go for a ride. 74. The students finished the test before the teacher announced that the time was over. A. By the time the students finished the test, the teacher had announced that the time was over. B. As soon as the teacher announced that the time was over, the students finished the test. C. When the teacher announced that the time was over, the students had already finished the test. D. The moment the students finished the test, the teacher announced that the time was over.

12 75. The mobile phone has made a greater contribution to our convenience than any other invention. A. Our convenience has improved thanks to many inventions, one of which is the mobile phone. B. No invention has played a larger role to our convenience than the mobile phone. C. Without the mobile phone, it is doubtful that out convenience would ever have improved. D. After the invention of mobile phone, we exploited it to a great extent. 76. I m sure someone else wrote this essay since Maria s English is not good. A. Maria must have asked someone to write this essay even though she is good at English. B. Maria would write her essays without any help if her English were better. C. Maria s English is poor; therefore, she might make someone else write her essay. D. Maria can t have written this essay because her English is poor sorularda duruma uygun düşen ifadeyi bulunuz. 77. You didn t get enough sleep last night, so you cannot focus on the lesson. You fell asleep in the classroom, and your teacher noticed that you are about to sleep. He says: A. Let s listen to your ideas, why do you disagree with the writer? B. If you feel that you are not well enough to participate in the lesson, you are free to leave. C. Some people suffer from trouble sleeping because of the Seasonal Affective Disorder. D. As your friend suggests, sleeping is necessary for the brain to revive and refresh itself. 78. You want a new coat made for you, but you don t want to pay too much. So you ask a friend: A. Who is the best tailor in this town? B. Who made that coat for you? C. Can you recommend a good tailor who isn t too expensive? D. Where did you buy the coat? I like it. 79. You are reserving a room in a hotel. The receptionist asks you for the dates. You reply: A. I want the room for at least 10 days, starting May 20th. B. I m afraid I can t stay for two weeks. C. I m too busy to come this month. D. What time of the year do most people come? 80. You learn from his mother that Peter is ill. You say to her: A. Why can t he come to the match tonight? B. I told you he would soon be better. C. Please tell him I hope he ll be feeling better soon. D. Please send him a get-well soon card.