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1-18. sorularda, cümlede boş bırakılan yerlereuygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. The priceless emerald-covered knife inTopkapı Palace was made as a........ for the Persian ruler, Nadir Shah.

A) kind B) valueC) gift D) wealthE) jewel

2. Çiğdem lost her ........ with her son when she found out that he hadn't attended school all week.

A) belief B) angerC) support D) temperE) madness

3. Some of the new generation of ships are toobig to ........ into many harbours and portsaround the world.

A) fit B) expandC) join D) locateE) fabricate

4. The word "utopia" comes from the........country created by the writer Thomas Moore in a 1516 book.

A) contemporaryB) imaginaryC) actualD) intentionalE) inevitable

5. The weather in northern Europe is generallycolder than in Turkey, so visitors there shouldchoose their clothes........ .

A) accordinglyB) eventuallyC) warmlyD) considerablyE) longingly

6. Antalya is a very beautiful city as a whole, butI........like the area which is around the oldharbour.

A) carefullyB) deliberatelyC) presumablyD) especiallyE) widely

7. The commanders of Russia's 1st and 2ndArmies in 1914 didn't.....with each other, and even refused to speak to each other.

A) run intoB) fall apartC) get onD) put outE) call up

8. My flat mate ........ TV late at night, so I usually ........to sleep until early in the morning.

A) has watched / mustn't getB) watches / can't getC) was watching / haven't gotD) is watching / might not getE) watched / won't have got

9. Fırat wishes that he ........ to attend the marketing conference instead of Şebnem.

A) will be chosenB) would chooseC) had been chosenD) is chosenE) was choosing

10. NASA is currently preparing a space mission...... Mars, and it is possible that the planet...... before the end of the century.

A) visit / has been colonizedB) visiting / will have been colonizedC) to visit / will be colonizedD) to be visited / is going to be colonizedE) being visited / is being colonized

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11. The musician Carlos Santana ........ in the US for roost of his life, but he originally........ from Mexico.

A) has been living / would come B) lives / came C) is living / has come D) has lived / comes E) was living / was coming

12. Dylan........that the prison doors were closed

fast night, but he ........ to.

A) used to check / had forgotten B) had to check / would be forgotten C) must check / has forgotten D) had checked / was forgotten E) was supposed to check / forgot

13. That candidate didn't know anything........

computers, but we need somebody who specializes........them.

A) inside / at B) for / on C) with / of D) out of / by E) about / in

14. I don't agree........your uncle's advice, as it was

full........contradictions. A) to / up B) with / of C) by / from D) in / with E) on / for 15. Napoleon was imprisoned on the island of

Saint Helena because it was ........ far away from any other piece of land.

A) as B) such C) how D) so E) more 16. Dominic has to finish his essay before he can

come out, ........? A) can he B) hasn't he C) has he D) can't he E) doesn't he 17. ........the weather is like, there are people who

choose to live in the high Himalayas. A) However B) Whenever C) Whichever D) Whatever E) Whoever

18. My boss didn't tell me about the meeting; ........ this, he got angry that I didn't turn up for it.

A) instead of B) provided C) however D) despite E) even if 19. 23. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen sözcük yada ifadeyi bulunuz.

While earthquakes and tsunamis clearly show the awesome power of nature, volcanoes can be (19)........deadlier. When the Toba volcano in north Sumatra exploded 73,000 years ago, it (20)........left a crater 80-km wide,........produced an enormous storm of dust and stone. This (21)........sunlight from (22)........the earth, and therefore sent global temperatures (23)........a serious decline. The new low temperatures helped to cause the ice age that brought human beings close to extinction. 19. A) more B) much C) most D) very E) too 20. A) whether...and B) hardly...when C) the more...the less D) both...yet E) not only...but also 21. A) traced B) corrupted C) directed D) prevented E) disappeared 22. A) being reached B) having reached C) to be reached D) reaching E) to reach 23. A) against B) about C) during D) until E) into




24-32. sorularda, verilen cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.

24. .........that time and motion are connected.

A) Albert Einstein correctly believed B) In spite of the physics of Isaac Newton C) Owing to experiments with atomic clocks D) It has only been since the 20th century E) Science was revolutionized in 1905

25. In 1775, the British explorer James Cook became the first person to land on the island of South Georgia.......... .

A) who was in the middle of his voyage around the world

B) but he thought that the island wasn't worth discovering

C) if there were not many undiscovered places on earth D) although he had named it after the British king George III E) since it had been accidentally discovered almost exactly 100 years earlier

26. As the shops won't close for another five

hours,......... .

A) I don't have to go into work tomorrow B) they'll probably have sold out of fresh bread C) we won't have time to clean the house today D) there's no need for us to go out right now E) we haven't had enough time to find a good wardrobe

27. You shouldn't have borrowed money from- your sister......... .

A) even if you have more than enough in your bank account B) because family members are more reliable

than strangers C) without working out how you were going to pay her back D) so her financial situation is now not as bad as yours E) before you see whether your boss can pay you early

28. ........, the population of the country will continue to decline.

A) Unless Russian families start having more

children B) Demographers are worried about declining

birth rates C) Due to the high number of births that occur in Oman D) One of the major questions facing Italian society E) If the government of Scotland didn't take the problem seriously

29. ........, Onur had already got a plumber in to fix it. A) Since the water system in the house was designed in the 1920s B) Hardly had the connections to the washing machine been set up C) As soon as the problem with the shower was clear D) After the new washbasin was ordered from the factory E) By the time the landlord finally came to. look at the leaky tap

30. Considering that Phuong only started learning

English a year ago, ......... . A) it was an intensive course in a local language school B) she could easily do her doctorate in the US C) she is able to write good compositions in it D) she should be fairly fluent in it soon E) I would expect her to know more than three verb tenses

31. Though we didn't know the city, we managed

to find a decent hotel......... . A) when most other tourists are unable to B) while we were looking along the seafront C) that we were surprised the place didn't have more guests D) which we therefore only stayed in for one night E) whereas we ate well-prepared food in a nice restaurant

32. Bram Stoker is one of those writers …………. .

A) whose books are better known than he is B) many of which came from Ireland C) even though he started out as a journalist D) which is reflected in his many works E) as well as Mary Shelley and Robert Louis Stevenson




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

33. I'll probably look for a job.

A) What are you going to do in the summer? B) Do you work anywhere at the moment? C) When are you going to start earning some money? D) Will your father let you work in his shop? E) How could you afford that DVD player?

34. Only if it won't take too much of my time.

A) Which language would you like to study? B) Can you help me with my homework? C) When do you usually exercise? D) Have you read T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land? E) Do you know anything about philosophy?

35. I won't know until the doctor gets here.

A) Can you remember coming to the hospital? B) Should you go and see a doctor? C) How are you feeling at the moment? D) Was the operation successful? E) Why did the doctor arrive here so late?

36. We keep it in a large jar on the bottom shelf of that cupboard.

A) Where can I find some rice in this kitchen? B) Is there anything in that cupboard? C) Which cupboard are the beans kept in? D) Are you keeping anything hidden from me? E) What do you store in that part of the kitchen?

37-39. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümleye anlamca en yakın Türkçe cümleyi bulunuz.

37. Peru's famed Mummy Juanita could be

destroyed unless suitable climatic conditions are maintained in the department where she is kept.

A) Peru'nun ünlü Juanita Mumyası ancak

bulunduğu bölmede uygun hava koşulları sağlandığı takdirde zarar görmekten kurtarılabilir.

B) Bulunduğu bölmede uygun hava koşulları sağlanmazsa, Peru'nun ünlü Juanita Mumyası zarar görebilir.

C) Peru'nun ünlü Juanita Mumyası uygun hava koşullarında saklanmadığı için giderek bozulmaktadır.

D) Peru'daki ünlü Juanita Mumyası saklandığı bölmede uygun hava koşullarının sağlanamaması nedeniyle zarar görmüştür.

E) Bulunduğu bölmede uygun hava koşulları sağlanırsa, Peru'nun ünlü Juanita Mumyası'nın zarar görmesi engellenebilir.

38. The ruler of Haiti throughout the 1960s was

Duvalier, who was first brought to power in 1957 with the army's support.

A) Haiti'de ordunun gücüyle iktidara getirilen ilk

yönetici olan Duvalier, 1960'lı yıllar boyunca hüküm sürmüştür.

B) Haiti'nin 1960'lardaki yöneticisi Duvalier, ilk kez 1957 yılında askeri destekle iktidara gelmiştir.

C) Duvalier, 1957'de askeri darbeyle iktidara gelmiş, 1960'lı yıllar boyunca da Haiti'yi yönetmiştir.

D) İlk kez 1957'de iktidara gelen Duvalier, 1960'lı yıllarda Haiti'yi askeri gücün desteğiyle yönetmiştir.

E) 1960'Iı yıllar boyunca Haiti'de hüküm süren kişi, ilk kez 1957'de ordu desteğiyle iktidara getirilen Duvalier'di.




39. In a blood transfusion, if the blood types are not compatible, red blood cells will clump together, making clots that can block blood vessels and prove fatal.

A) Bir kan naklinde kan grupları uyumlu değilse,

alyuvarlar bir arada kümelenip, damarları tıkayabilen ve ölüme neden olabilen pıhtılar oluşturur.

B) Kan gruplarının uygun olmadığı bir kan naklinde, alyuvarlar bir arada kümelenerek damarlarda pıhtılaşmaya ve böylece ölüme yol açar.

C) Bir kan naklinde kan gruplarının uyumlu olmaması ölümle sonuçlanabilir, çünkü alyuvarlar bir arada kümelenerek damarları tıkar.

D) Bir kan naklinde kan grupları birbiriyle uyumlu değilse, bir arada kümelenip pıhtılar oluşturan alyuvarlar damarların tıkanmasına neden olmaktadır.

E) Kan gruplarının uyumsuz olduğu bir kan naklinin ölümle sonuçlanabilme-sinin nedeni, alyuvarların bir arada kümelenerek damarları tıkamasıdır.

40.42. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümleye anlamca en yakın İngilizce cümleyi bulunuz.

40. Esperanto 1887’de resmi bir dil olarak

tanınmış olsaydı, bugün onu konuşan birçok ulus olabilirdi.

A) There could be many nations speaking

Esperanto today if it had been adopted as an official language in 1887.

B) Esperanto, developed in 1887, has never been adopted as an official language, so it isn't used much today.

C) If Esperanto had been chosen as an official language in 1887, many people would be using it as their native tongue now.

D) Many nations refused to adopt Esperanto as an official language in 1887; as a result, there aren't any people speaking it today.

E) If more people had used Esperanto as their native language, it could have been adopted officially in 1887.

41. William Kidd kötülüğüyle ün salmış bir korsan olarak tanınmadan önce, dürüst bir gemi kaptanı olarak saygı görürdü.

A) William Kidd was respected as an honest

ship captain, but then, he turned into a notorious pirate.

B) Although William Kidd was a respectable and honest ship captain, he is usually thought of as an infamous pirate.

C) William Kidd used to be respected as an honest ship captain before he came to be known as a notorious pirate.

D) William Kidd had been well-known as an honest ship captain in society before he became a notorious pirate.

E) William Kidd used to be an honest ship captain, but this didn't prevent him from gaining a reputation as a dangerous pirate.

42. Çöllerdeki bal karıncaları kuraklık sırasında

hayatta kalmalarını, vücutlarında depoladıkları nektara borçludurlar.

A) It is possible for honey ants to survive in

deserts because they keep nectar in their bodies and use it in times of drought.

B) Honey ants in deserts owe their survival during droughts to the nectar they have stored in their bodies.

C) If honey ants in deserts didn't use the nectar they store in their bodies, they wouldn't be able to survive drought.

D) By storing nectar in their bodies and using it during drought, honey ants in deserts can sustain themselves.

E) Owing to the fact that honey ants store nectar in their bodies, they are able to withstand droughts in deserts.




43-45. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

In the evening I was involved in the trek to the mountains and didn't see Dean or Carlo for five days. Babe Rawlings had the use of her employer's car for the weekend. We brought suits and hung them on the car windows and took off for Central City, Ray Rawlings driving, Tim Gray lounging in the back, and Babe up front. It was my first view of the interior of the Rockies. Central City is an old mining town that was once called the Richest Square Mile in the World, where an enormous amount of silver had been found by the old men who roamed the hills. They grew wealthy overnight and had a beautiful little opera house built in the midst of their old wooden huts on the steep slope. 43. The passage suggests that the narrator…….. .

A) is living with Dean and Carlo B) is in a relationship with Babe Rawlings C) is taking his first trip to Central City D) prefers to wear formal clothing E) doesn't know how to drive a car

44. We can conclude from the passage that Babe Rawlings......... .

A) is a native of Central City B) had never seen the Rockies before C) enjoys going to the opera D) doesn't have her own motor vehicle E) works in the same place as Ray Rawlings

45. We can understand from the passage that, when Central City became rich, ………. .

A) it already had a history of great architecture B) the price of silver was at a record high C) its population was mostly elderly D) the richest people in the world moved there E) its residents were interested in opera


New research has confirmed that listening to music can have a significant positive impact on feelings of chronic pain or depression. The 60 patients who took part in the study had been suffering from severe continuous pain, often in more than one part of their bodies, for an average of six-and-a-half years. Many people who suffer from pain say that it continues despite their use of medication, so such results are positive. Dr. Cathy Stannard, however, said that, from other studies, the effects of music tended to be relatively small, and there was doubt as to whether they were anything more than short-term. She pointed out that the amount of pain a person feels is influenced by factors such as emotion, experience, and mood. She said it was possible that music simply distracted people from concentrating on their pain. 46. It is obvious from the passage that the study

on the 60 patients......... .

A) involved stopping them from using their medicines

B) was carried out under the supervision of Dr. Cathy Stannard

C) didn't use a wide enough sample of people D) isn't the first to look at a link between music

and pain E) influenced their emotions as well as their

feelings of pain 47. It is understood from the passage that a

person's......... .

A) psychology affects how much pain he or she experiences

B) negative feelings disappear if that person listens to music

C) doubts about medication prevent it from being very effective

D) use of medicine to combat pain usually gives positive results

E) experience of extreme pain normally continues for just under seven years

48. It is implied in the passage that Dr. Cathy

Stannard......... .

A) doesn't believe that music has any effect on pain

B) does not find the results of the new research very reliable

C) is against the use of medicine on patients who are suffering from pain

D) thinks that music should only be listened to for a short time

E) encourages patients to focus on their pain in order to fight it





The stadiums of the 2006 World Cup in Germany give a clue to what the stadiums of the future will look like. They will have a rounder shape, as that gives everyone a good view of the game. They will also have roofs. Roofs keep the sound of the crowd enclosed and reflect it back. This is important because of the affect of noise on a referee's decisions. In an experiment, various referees were asked to watch and give their decisions on a match on TV. First the sound was off, and then it was turned on. When the referees could hear the crowd, they favoured the home team by an extra 15%. Future stadiums are unlikely to seat more than 90,000 people, though, because if those at the back can't see the game very well, they will stay at home and watch it on TV. 49. One point emphasized in the passage is that

referees......... .

A) shouldn't be allowed to work in matches where their home team is playing

B) find it difficult to give decisions in football matches because of the noise

C) do not base their judgements only on what happens on the football field

D) make better decisions when watching TV than they do on the field

E) will perform more fairly in the stadiums of the future than they do now

50. The passage suggests that, in the 2006 World Cup, ......... .

A) everybody was relaxed while watching the

games B) the stadiums had a covering over their tops C) just under a hundred thousand people attended all of the games D) the referees tried not to listen to the crowd E) referees watching the matches on TV disagreed with those on the field

51. As we learn from the passage, the football

stadiums of the future ........ .

A) will be completely different from those that now exist

B) will allow a better viewing of matches on the television

C) will probably be limited as to how many fans they will hold

D) will keep on growing in size to contain more spectators

E) won't offer fans a better view of matches than the television does


Americans love their automobiles, but not as much as they used to. Nearly seven in 10 drivers enjoy driving, while the rest find it difficult. The biggest reasons for hating the road are traffic and the behaviour of other drivers. Only 3 percent said the new level of petrol prices put them off driving. Americans have been loving their cars for about a century, buying increasingly bigger, faster, and more expensive cars while the rest of the world has moved toward economy and efficiency. The growth in negative views about driving has emerged as many Americans have moved further from the centre of cities. This has meant longer drives to work and more traffic jams. 52. It is implied in the passage that, in the US,

…………. .

A) drivers are ruder than elsewhere in the world B) people spend more time working than they

used to C) workplaces have moved out of the city centres D) the cost of motor fuel has recently increased E) the motor vehicle industry is starting to get smaller

53. We can understand from the passage that, when Americans are driving their cars, they….

A) feel more relaxed if they are on their own B) are concerned about how much petrol they use C) tend to think about depressing things D) spend most of their time in traffic jams E) are not always polite to other drivers

54. We can conclude from the passage that a large number of Americans........ .

A) would rather own smaller and more efficient

cars B) prefer not to live in the middle of urban areas C) are the owners of more than one motor vehicle D) spend most of their day driving to and from work E) do not know how to drive a motor vehicle





Shortly after leaving school in 1911, Wilfred Owen passed the entrance exam for the University of London, but not successfully enough to win himself a scholarship. In 1915, he joined the British Army, which was fighting in France. His poems are full of anger at the war and its brutality, and pity for "those who die as cattle". In June 1917, he was wounded and sent home. While in hospital, he met the poet Siegfried Sassoon, who helped to improve his style. In 1918, Owen chose to return to the war. This was because Sassoon had been wounded and was back in Britain. Owen felt that a poet had to be present to continue to tell of the horrors of war. Owen was killed a few months later. For his courage and leadership in battle, he was awarded the Military Cross. 55. We can understand from the passage that

Siegfried Sassoon........ .

A) fought in the war for longer than Wilfred Owen

B) was working in the hospital that Wilfred Owen stayed in

C) had an effect on Wilfred Owen's poetry D) pressured Wilfred Owen to return to the war E) later died in hospital from his injuries

56. It is clear from the passage that Wilfred Owen........ .

A) decided on a lifelong military career B) was not offered money to go to university C) started writing poetry at university D) later became an enemy of Siegfried Sassoon E) had many problems with his exams

57. We can conclude from the passage that

Wilfred Owen......... . A) was ordered to return to France B) opposed the war because of its extreme cruelty C) became a better poet than Siegfried Sassoon D) was aware that he was going to be killed E) failed to graduate from the University of

London


I recommend that you leave your cell phone at home. After all, travellers in Europe had amazing experiences for decades without them. Part of the very charm of travel is being disconnected from your home and your friends. Moreover, bringing a cell phone on a European vacation can cut you off from the people around you. The travel author Elliott Hester wrote a book on his multiyear trip around the world. In it, he says that he heard mobile phones ringing in churches and along remote village roads. He notes that travellers used to go to a local bar when they were lonely, but these days they spend such a lot of time telephoning their friends back home that there's hardly enough time for them to enjoy their surroundings. 58. The purpose of the passage is to......... .

A) offer some advice to a person who is going to Europe

B) promote the book that was written by Elliott Hester

C) discourage people from using cell phones so frequently D) point out the attractions of taking a vacation in Europe E) explain the advantages and disadvantages of using a ceil phone abroad

59. It is understood from the passage that Elliott

Hester......... .

A) doesn't own a cell phone B) spent a year visiting many countries C) has been travelling for dozens of years D) doesn't like seeing other travellers when he is abroad E) dislikes it when people travel with cell phones

60. We can conclude from the passage that, as compared to travellers from a few decades ago, modern travellers ........ .

A) don't like the look of the countries that they

visit B) usually take shorter vacations C) have less contact with local people D) have a larger number of friends E) drink much less alcohol on the whole




61. 64. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz.61. People in general distrust the statement that

the prime minister gave to the press.

A) There is a public consensus that the primeminister's statement to the media may nothave been honest.

B) The prime minister's statement to the mediawas untrue, and most people are aware ofthat.

C) Everyone agrees that what the press saidabout the prime minister's statement isincorrect.

D) There is a large body of opinion that truststhe prime minister even less than the media.

E) The press reported the prime minister'sstatement about not being trusted by thegeneral public.

62. There is little hope that Craig will be able tofind a job.

A) Craig hopes that he won't have to find workfor himself.

B) It is not very likely that Craig's search foremployment will be successful.

C) There is a good chance that Craig will betaken on by someone.

D) Craig has given up hope of findingemployment.

E) Craig hopes that it will only take a little timefor him to get work.

63. Despite the insects in the bathroom, Lewiswas content with his hotel room.

A) Since the bathroom had insects in it, Lewisdidn't like his room in the hotel.

B) Lewis was happy with his hotel roombecause the bathroom was free of insects.

C) Lewis was satisfied with his hotel room eventhough the bathroom had insects in it.

D) If the bathroom had been insect-free, Lewiswould have liked his hotel room.

E) The contents of Lewis' hotel room included abathroom with insects in it.

64. Only those countries in the Pacific region willbe invited to attend the conference.

A) No country that is outside of the Pacificregion will be asked to come to theconference.

65-68. sorularda, boş bırakılan yere parçanınanlam bütünlüğünü sağlamak için getirilebilecekcümleyi bulunuz.

65. The Genesis Rock is an incredibly unusualrock sample. ........ . When they returned toEarth, they handed it over for analysis. Theanalysis revealed that it had been formed inthe early stages of the solar system severalbillion years ago.

A) It was found in 1971 and it is believed byscientists to be as old as the moon itself

B) Scientists have identified that it is anothosite,which is known to exist on nearby planets

C) It was taken from the surface of the moon bythe astronauts James Irwin and David Scott

D) The various Apollo space missions of the1960s and 70s collected a number of moonrocks

E) Researchers have noticed that, unlike normalEarth rocks, the Genesis Rock contains nowater

66. The ballet Marion is based on a book byAntoine Francois Prevost. The story is setaround the Parisian woman Manon, who fallsin love with a young student called DesGrieux. ...... . Desiring even more of it,however, she persuades Des Grieux to cheather husband at a card game. When they arediscovered, she is arrested, and she later diesin Des Grieux's arms.

A) However, she marries a man who has beenintroduced to her by her brother

B) He is an intelligent young man, but he is notrich enough to make Manon happy

C) She is torn between her desire for DesGrieux and her desire to be rich

D) In spite of this, she decides to marry awealthy elderly man for his money

E) She is a very passionate young woman, butshe is also greedy for riches

B) Invitations to come to the conference haveonly been sent by countries which are alongthe Pacific coast.

C) Only those nations that are in or around thePacific have applied to attend theconference.

D) The conference might not have anyrepresentatives from countries that are I notalong the Pacific.

E) The conference is probably just going to beattended by countries from in or around thePacific.




67. ....... . In this book, as in the original, the maincharacter's father has been murdered by his uncle, and his father has come back as a ghost to get his son to take his revenge. However, unlike the Shakespeare play, the action of this book is not centred on a medieval castle an Denmark. Rather, it takes place In a present-day British pub.

A) Franco Zeffirelli wanted his film version ofShakespeare's Hamlet to look like theoriginal play

B) Shakespeare didn't come up with the idea forHamlet himself; instead, he took it from amid-16th century play

C) Hamlet is not always performed as it was inShakespeare's time; some directors give it amore up-to-date look

D) The story of the play Hamlet was made intoan opera in the 19th century by AmbroiseThomas

E) Matt Haig took from the storyline ofShakespeare's Hamlet for his new novel, TheDead Father's Club

68. Free school is based on an environmentstructured to encourage the child to becomeactively involved in the Seaming process.Children proceed from one step to another attheir own rate of development. The school dayis not divided into rigid timetables as in atraditional classroom. ...... . In fact, physicalactivity and conversation are necessary to thistype of beaming.

A) In Great Britain, the method has becomecommon since the end of World War II

B) Talking and moving about are not forbiddenC) In the United States, such schooling is known

as open classroomD) The free school stresses individual rather

than group instructionE) Students should remain seated and quiet

during lessons in order to learn

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

69. You are in an art gallery looking at a painting.You think it is very beautiful and you want tobuy it. You want to try and get the person incharge to lower the price of it, so you pretendthat you are only slightly interested in it bysaying:

A) I loved this painting, but I was wondering ifyou could reduce the price by 10%.

B) This painting is not great, but it's alright, and Imight consider taking it if it were cheaper.

C) I can't believe that you are charging so muchfor such an ugly painting.

70. You have been sitting in a cafe waiting to beserved for more than ten minutes. A couplehas just walked in and sat clown, andimmediately, the waiter goes to take theirorder. You point out this unfairness to thewaiter by saying to him:

A) I've spent so long waiting that I can'tremember what I actually want to order now.

B) I hope you don't take as long making a cupof coffee as you do taking down an order forone.

C) I'm not going to tip you because of theextremely slow service in this cafe.

D) After you've learned what those people want,will you come over here and take my order?

E) Are you aware that you haven't taken myorder yet, even though I came in long beforethem?

71. Your friend has spent a lot of money on a newpair of shoes which you think are quite ugly.He asks you what you think of them. You don'twant to hurt his feelings, but you also don'twant to lie completely, so you say:

A) You spent your money wisely on a pair ofsuch lovely shoes.

B) Will you buy me a pair as well if you go backto the shop?

C) I can't believe that you wasted your moneyon a pair of shoes like that.

D) They are great, and they look comfortable,too. Are they?

E) Well, they are not to my taste, but they lookgood on you.

72. You are sitting on a park bench next to amiddle-aged woman. Another woman with asuitcase comes up to her and asks if sheknows where the bus station is. She doesn't,but, as you do, and you want to be helpful, yousay:

A) I could help you by keeping an eye on yoursuitcase while you look around for the busstation.

B) I can't believe how ignorant of this area thewoman sitting next to me is.

C) A taxi would have taken you straight there.D) If you keep going down this street and then

take the second left, you'll see it at the end ofthe road.

E) I'm sure the bus station is around heresomewhere, so I'll come with you and helpyou look for it.D) Do you have any cheaper paintings by the

same artist, as she seems to have realartistic skill?

E) If I had enough money, I would definitely buythis wonderful painting.




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

73. Noel : What do you think of Germinal? Medea : The book or the film? Noel : …………………………………. Medea : Perhaps that's because it came out

a few years ago.

A) Do you mean the most recent film version?B) The novel by Emile Zola, of course.C) I didn't know there was a movie of it.D) I think the film is as good as the book.E) Didn't you study it for your degree in French?

74. Moira : Do you know what is in just one litreof sea water?

Susan : Is it a lot of salt? Moira : ……………………………… Susan : That's disgusting—I don't think that

I want to go swimming again.

A) It is possible that too much salt can causeyour bones to become weak.

B) That really depends on the sea that you havetaken the water from.

C) Pollution is an increasing problem in seassuch as the Mediterranean.

D) It is, but some people buy it for food insteadof regular table salt.

E) Well yes, but it also contains 20,000different types of bacteria.

75. Carrie : Why isn't the traffic moving?Sarah : There may have been an accident

up ahead. Carrie : …………………………….. Sarah : I hope I'm not, though.

A) I hope that nobody was hurt badly in it.B) Well, we still don't want to be late to work.C) Have you ever been in a traffic accident?D) With these wet roads, you're probably right.E) Are you able to see anything from your side?

76. Taimi : Have you changed your watch?Hans : What's wrong with this one? Taimi : ……………………………. Hans : So, my watch says 16:13, but it is

actually 17:13, right?

A) It is a digital one, and I think you should get atraditional one; they're a lot better-looking.

B) Weren't you telling me the other day thatyour watch runs faster than it should?

C) I didn't mean that; the clocks changed by onehour last night for spring.

D) Don't you realize that your watch is exactlyone hour ahead?

E) I think the battery is weak; that is why thetime on it is not correct.

77. – 80. sorularda, cümleler sırasıylaokunduğunda parçanın anlam bütünlüğünü bozancümleyi bulunuz.

77. (I) Buildings in tropical countries can becomeincredibly hot. (II) Humid air is less comfortablethan drier air at the same temperature. (III) This iswhy air conditioners usually reduce a room'swater vapour as well as cooling it. (IV) In fact,some air conditioners don't make the room colderat all, but just dry its air. (V) When they are usedwith electric fans in humid climates, they achievea similar level of comfort as standard models, butuse less electricity.

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

78. (I) When police officers arrived at a man's hometo arrest him, his wife said her husband was nothome. (II) He had earlier been spotted by thepolice officers when he was breaking the speedlimit. (III) But their three-year-old daughtercontradicted this by saying that her daddy wasthere. (IV) She then proved it by leading the policeto the cellar where he was hiding from them. (V)She gave her father away because she hadrecently been told by her parents not to tell lies.

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

79. (I) Penguins wash up on Brazilian beaches eachwinter after floating on Antarctic ice which thenmelts. (II) Many of the birds, which are flightless,are taken to local zoos. (III) Many of the widevariety of creatures seen in foreign zoos actuallycome from Brazil. (IV) However, this year, the airforce and navy have been called in. (V) They aregoing to return more than a hundred of them toAntarctica.

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

80. (I) Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin was a chemist whofirst used the technique of X-ray crystallography.(II) This is a method which shows the structures ofthose molecules that are found in living beings.(III) Among her most influential discoveries with itwere the structures of penicillin, insulin, andvitamin B12. (IV) Her extraordinary scientificabilities were combined with a passion for socialjustice and peace. (V) She won the Nobel Prize inChemistry in 1964 for these important advancesin science.

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



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