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2015 YDS Sonbahar 2
2015 YDS Sonbahar 2
2015 YDS Sonbahar 2
Sami
DLMAN
2015 SONBAHAR YDS SINAVI D) would be / had been
E) could be / is
1-9. sorularda cmlede bo braklan yere uygun
den szck veya ifadeyi bulunuz.
8. Complex human Ianguage ---- suddenly and
1. The total amount of military ---- by all the without progression; like other advanced
countries of the world in 2010 was $ 1.63 trillion, capabilities, it ---- in a series of stages.
which is equivalent to $ 236 for every person on
the planet. A) does not appear / can evolve
E) has not appeared / might evolve
A) diversity B) requirement C) did not appear / must have evolved
C) expenditure D) dimension D) will not appear / could have evolved
E) inuence E) had not appeared / I should have evolved
6. Blood type has been linked with a variety of 12. Telecommunication companies install cell
mental disorders, but associations are weak; towers in places where the network will get
many other factors are more important in sufficient use, ---- sparsely populated areas do
determining who ---- a particular illness. not qualify, which means people there lack
access to reliable phone service.
A) runs out of B) ends up with
C) makes up for D) gets back to A) in case B) even if
E) cuts down on C) so D) although
E) just as
7. Costa Rica ---- the first country in Central
America to grow coffee, and for the last 100
years, this ---- its leading export. 13. ---- the 50-second silent film Train Pulling
lnto A Station was rst shown in 1895 people
A) is / was were so terrified by the locomotive racing
B) was / has been towards them that they hurried to the back of the
C) had been / used to be theatre.
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A) incorporate B) rehearse
A) Before B) Although C) convert D) threaten
C) Since D) When E) review
E) As if
14. Much evidence point t a relationship
between stress and disease ---- claims that
stressful life
events and daily routines cause various 20.
diseases are still premature. A) what B) where C) how
D) why E) when
A) since B) if
C) once D) only when 21.
E) but A) in B) on C) off
D) with E) from
17. 25.
A) Therefore B) Otherwise A) unless B) even though
C) In short D) However C) in case D) while
E) Furthermore E) after
18. 26.
A) have redesigned A) weakened B) eliminated
B) will have redesigned C) expanded D) demanded
C) had redesigned E) utilized
D) would have redesigned
E) could have redesigned
19.
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D) it is a fact that modern humans require some 40
to 50 nutrients for proper health
E) diet and nutrition are central to an understanding
of the evolutionary journey of humankind
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35. ----, it is not the only incentive that drives B) iddeti nleme yntemleri; bireysel davrann.
people to take certain decisions. evrenin veya kanunun deitirilmesiyle fayda
A) Whereas most shoppers decline monetary salar.
rewards in fear of being ripped off C) Bireysel davran, evreyi veya kanunu
B) As men and women spend more and more time deitirmek. iddeti nleme yntemlerine katkda
for their appearance bulunabilir.
C) Although money plays an important part in D) Bireysel davrann evre veya kanun araclyla
economic activity deitirilmesi, iddeti nleme yntemlerini ise yarar
D) Unless people are encouraged to save and hale getirebilir.
invest more of their income E) iddeti nleme yntemleri. evre veya kanunun
E) As if it were possible to entice customers with etkisiyle bireysel davran deitirebilir.
special offers
36. In tropical grassland or savannah areas,
trees may be found frequently, ----. 39. People frequently think of science as a
relatively modern field; however in its broadest
A) but savannah grasslands are located between terms, it is as old as humankind itself.
humid tropical regions and dry deserts
B) whereas temperate or semi tropical grassland A) nsanlar, genel olarak en geni anlamyla
areas have very little tree growth insanln kendisi kadar eski bir tarihe sahip olan
C) since hot summers and limited precipitation allow bilimin nispeten yeni ortaya km bir alan olduunu
for very short growth periods of vegetation dnmektedir.
D) because temperate grasslands are an important B) nsanlar, genel olarak bilimin nispeten yeni bir
resource for plant-eating animals alan olduunu en geni anlamyla dnse de bilim
E) and therefore vast areas of this type of grassland insanln kendisi kadar eskidir.
are not covered by trees C) Genelde en geni anlamyla insanln kendisi
kadar eski olan bilimin, nispeten yeni bir alan olarak
yakn bir zamanda ortaya km olduunu dnen
37. - 42. Sorularda verilen ngilizce cmleye insanlar bulunmaktadr.
anlamca en yakn Trke cmleyi, Trke D) nsanlar, genelde bilimin nispeten yeni bir alan
cmleye anlamca en yakn ngilzice cmleyi olduunu dnr ancak en geni anlamyla bilim
bulunuz. insanln kendisi kadar eskidir.
E) nsanlar, genel olarak bilimin modern bir alan
37. It is noteworthy that new vision of an ideal olduunu dnmekten ziyade en geni anlamyla
world in Leonardos art was expressed at a insanln kendisi kadar eski olduuna inanmaktadr.
moment when the political situation in ItaIy was
considered as hopeless. 40. Birleik Devletlerde 2007 ylnda balayan
mali krizden bu yana salk ciddi bte
A) Leonardo'nun sanatndaki yeni ideal dnya kesintilerine urad.
grnn. talyada politik durumun mitsiz
grld bir anda ifade edilmi olmas dikkat A) Health institutions have suffered serious budget
ekicidir. cuts since the nancial crisis that began in the US in
B) Leonardo'nun ifade ettii yeni ideal dnya 2007.
grnn. talya'nn politik durumunun mitsiz B) The nancial crisis that began in the US in 2007
sanld bir zamanda ortaya konmu olmas dikkate has caused health institutions to suffer from serious
deer bulunmaktadr. budget cuts.
C) talyada politik durumdan Limit kesildiinin C) The reason why health institutions have been
dnld bir zamanda. Leonardo'nun sanatta suffering from serious budget cuts is the nancial
yeni ideal dnya grsn ortaya koymu olmas crisis that began in the US in 2007.
arpcdr. D) Serious budget cuts. which have been
D) Leonardo'nun sanatndaki yeni ideal dnya experienced by health institutions since the nancial
grs, talya'da politik durumun mitsiz olduunun crisis that began in the US in 2007. cause them to
dnld bir anda Leonardo tarafndan ortaya suffer.
atlmtr. E) Health institutions have been suffering from
E) talyada. politik durumun mitsiz olduu bir anda serious budget cuts caused by the nancial crisis
Leonardo tarafndan sanatta yeni ideal dnya that began in the US in 2007.
grnn ortaya atlmas hayli dikkat ekmektedir.
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DLMAN
psychologists recommend us to care about how we or pizza. Consumers make this choice because they
speak when we talk about ourselves. want to consume more when they are feeling low.
B) We can be our worst enemy unless we judge Accordingly, the researchers conclude that big
instead of accepting ourselves. and psychologists things may signal higher status, and thus powerless
encourage us to be careful about how we talk about people buy more food if it comes in physically larger
ourselves. packages.
C) We are at times our worst enemy when we judge
rather than accept ourselves for what we are. so 43. The research conducted by Rucker and
psychologists warn us about the way we talk about Galinsky revealed that ----.
ourselves. A) those with feelings of low status were not
D) If we judge instead of accepting ourselves as we satisfied with their investments
are, we are the worst enemy of ourselves and B) those who felt powerful gave a high amount of
therefore psychologists recommend that we should money for luxury products
be careful about how we talk about ourselves. C) manipulating people's feelings of status led them
E) Because we judge rather than accept ourselves. to pay reasonable amounts of money for certain
we become our worst enemy, so psychologists products
recommend us to care about how we speak when D) there is a connection between the feelings of low
we talk about ourselves. status and the tendency to pay more
E) having felt either powerful or powerless. subjects
were equally extravagant
42. Can sknts, esnemeye yol aar ve bu da
akcierleri cevreleyen kaslar gererek veya 44. It is clearly stated in the message that ----.
beyne daha fazla oksijen tayarak uyank
kalmamz salar. A) one's attempt to control feelings of low status
might result in nancial loss
A) When boredom causes us to yawn. the muscles B) buying bigger food products are considered
around the lungs stretch or more oxygen is brought unfavourable by those with high status
to the brain which makes us feel awake. C) being aware that your behaviour is under the
B) Yawning which may be caused by boredom. influence
makes us feel awake by stretching the muscles of feelings of low status you will pay less for a
surrounding the lungs or bringing more oxygen to product
the brain. D) if you view yourself as important. you may want
C) Boredom leads to yawning and this makes us the big size for reasons related with high status
feel awake by stretching the muscles surrounding E) people who feel powerful can pay more for a
the lungs or bringing more oxygen to the brain. product to show that he or she has feelings of high
D) Stretching the muscles around the lungs or status
bringing more oxygen to the brain yawning. If
caused by boredom makes us feel awake.
E) When bored. yawning makes us feel awake by 45. It can be understood from the passage that
stretching the muscles surrounding the lungs or ----.
bringing more oxygen to the brain. A) choosing minimal portions symbolizes high status
as the researchers propose
B) buying things in bigger size relieves the feelings
43.- 46. sorular aadaki, paraya gre of inferiority
yantlaynz. C) those who have high status gain weight more
easily than those with low status
Recently, psychologists Derek Rucker and Adam D) the association between power and portion size
Galinsky reported that manipulating people's is rather weak
feelings of status either at work or in social life in E) when people feel low they hesitate to eat or drink
various ways changes the amount that people will more. thinking that they are powerless
pay for products. The researchers told individuals to
write about a time they felt either powerful or
powerless and then asked them how much they 46. The passage mainly focuses on the ----.
would be willing to pay for different products.
Subjects who had written about feeling powerless A) reasons why high status is associated with
offered to pay more for luxury products such as a expensive goods
stylish pen or fur coat, yet the desire for a quick x B) contradiction between different studies on
for feelings of low status may put those who feelings of low status
regularly feel as if they lack influence at greater risk C) relation between people's status and their
of having enormous debt or at least of making investment strategies
some questionable investments. Aside from D) healthy size choices of people to combat feelings
lightening our wallets, feelings of inferiority can also of inferiority
lead us to gain weight. Marketing professor David E) effects of manipulating people's feelings of low
Dubois states that when people feel unimportant, status
they are more likely to opt for an extra-large coffee
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DLMAN
A) the extinction of the orang-utans in Indonesia is
more likely due to the lack of government effort to
protect them
B) a combination off actors including dry climate and
increasing plantation_ contributes to the extinction
of rare species both in Malaysia and Indonesia
C) people living in urbanized areas are supposed to
experience less health problems than those who live
in remote areas
D) palm oil industry is trying to find a better way to
produce palm oil to prevent further forest loss
E) rare species in the Indonesian forests can
survive negative conditions caused by palm oil
plantation
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but the court said they were excessive. B) UN's Efforts to Deter Japan from Hunting Whales
Nevertheless, Japan is likely to continue this C) Unacceptable Whale Hunting by Japan
D) Protection of Endangered Whale Species
E) Japan's Contribution to Research on Whales
practice. Japanese ofcials say they plan to
redesign their research program to align with the
commission's rules. ''I would bet that whaling will 55.- 58. sorular aadaki paraya gre
continue as usual, although with some trivial window cevaplaynz.
dressing to make it look like they are complying with
the ruling," says whale researcher Phillip Clapham. A vegetarian is a person who eats no flesh. There
If Japan, the only nation using the inconsistency in are subcategories, such as Iacto-vegetarians and
the regulations, submits an acceptable proposal to ova-vegetarians, who eat no flesh but who eat some
the commission, the country could resume the of the products of animals in these cases, milk
practice as soon as possible. and eggs respectively. A vegan, on the other hand,
not only refuses esh, but also abstains from eating
and sometimes wearing all animal products. Vegans
argue that animal products cannot be separated
51 According to the passage the decision made
from animal mistreatment. They point, for instance,
by the International Court of Justice ----.
to the connections between eating eggs and the
keeping of hens in battery cages, and between
A) seems to satisfy whale researcher Phillip
drinking milk and the breeding and slaughter of veal
Clapham's concerns
calves, which are necessary to keep dairy cows in
B) may lead Japan to hunt whales in places other
milk. For the same reason, many vegan also refuse
than Antarctica
to wear or use products based on animal material
C) will not be effective in the long-term
such as soap, wool and leather. They make the
D) contradicts the ban imposed by the International
point that it would be considered by a vegetarian
Whaling Commission
unsuitable to be entertained on a leather seat. Other
E) has caused great controversy among critics
variations are vegetarians who will eat free-range
eggs but refuse milk, and others who will eat sh but
refuse the esh of other animals. In spite of
problems of definition, there have been several
attempts to calculate the extent of vegetarianism in
a number of countries, but the data available for
countries such as the United Kingdom and
52. The International Whale commission's ban
the United States are few.
on commercial whaling in 1986 ---------.
55. According to the information at the end of
the passage, which of the questions can easily
A) has helped decrease dramatically the number of
be answered?
whales caught
B) stopped Japan from hunting whales in the
A) What do we mean by vegetarianism in broad
Southern Ocean around Antarctica
terms?
C) has made it possible for places where whales
B) Why do people become vegetarian?
breed to become much safer
C) Why is it difcult to calculate the extent of
D) has led to considerable progress in scientic
vegetarianism?
research on whale populations
D) Is there an increase in the number of vegetarians
E) excluded certain whales from the scope of the
across the world?
ban
E) Which countries have the highest proportions of
vegetarians?
53. Following the promise to redesign their
research program. Japanese officials ----.
56. According to the passage lacto-vegetarians
------
A) will minimize the use of conventional methods of
A) would rather drink milk than eat eggs
hunting Minke whales
B) view making animal products equal to
B) may continue to hunt whales commercially in
mistreatment of animals
disguise
C) refuse to purchase products containing milk
C) can gain substantial support from international
D) do not wear or use any animal products
organizations for their whaling policies
E) eat flesh of certain animals in some cases
D) will comply with the rules set by the International
Whaling Commission
E) could protect recovering whale populations
57. It is understood from the passage that
against commercial hunting
vegans ----.
54. What could be the best title for the passage?
A) are in strong opposition to the consumption of
animal products
A) International Competition for Hunting Whales
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B) are the only kind of vegetarians who nd it 59. According to the passage Egypt's Old
difcult to eat flesh Kingdom ----.
C) are much healthier than Iacto-vegetarians and
ova-vegetarians A) was a wealthy state with centralized governance
D) have made great progress in controlling animal headed by pharaohs
mistreatment B) deemed that prosperity and strong centralization
E) can use certain animal products such as soap were more important than stability
and leather C) fell long before the era when the pyramids were
built
D) ruled during a period when people were free to
58. It can be inferred from the passage that ----. worship their own gods
E) effectively separated religious affairs from
A) different types of vegetarians have different political ones
approaches towards the concept of vegetarianism
B) animal mistreatment especially of hens and
calves is a crucial issue discussed by all 60. It is clearly stated in the passage that
vegetarians pharaohs ----.
C) sh is preferred as an alternative by all
vegetarians when they reuse to eat any other A) had to choose between being a political and
animal flesh religious leader
D) vegetarianism no longer draws attention in many B) were believed to be the representatives of
countries such as the United States heavenly gods
E) all vegetarians hardly eat any animal products C) were thought to come from another world to rule
except for egg whether free-range or not their kingdom
D) were far from making use of the fertile Nile valley
E) held their religious ceremonies along the banks
of the River Nile
A) admirers B) speakers
C) keepers D) nders
E) punishers
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much faster and simpler than saying, Your keys D) Both mother and father have the same
are right behind you on the table, next to the responsibilities while raising their children.
book." E) I don't think children usually make a preference
between their mother and father.
A) Do you mean a lot more words are needed to
convey your message?
B) So we need to read more on the neurological link 66. Harun: Have you ever heard about the
between speech and gesture. companies that use multisensory marketing?
C) But some people still insist on verbalising their Gizem: ...
thoughts even if they use body language Harun: Not exactly. They want to have not only
D) Do you think gesturing should be used only when the right look for their product also the right
one is short of words? sounds, smell, taste, and touch.
E) I believe one needs to think in depth before he or Gizem: Now, I see your point. Coffee shops are a
she speaks. good example, right? They have a particular
style of music that they play in their stores as
64. Hseyin: What do you think about going to well as certain aromas and avours.
Russia for the summer holiday?
Glsm: I've always wanted to visit St. A) Companies using multisensory marketing! Are
Petersburg. It's a beautiful city that has inspired they the ones that sell multifunctional products?
artists, writers, composers and thinkers for B) It's a complex issue which I only partially
hundreds of years. understand. I haven't read enough about it.
Hseyin : ------------------- C) Well, I visited one last week and it was really
Glsm: Yes, it's everything a culture lover could amazing. What do you know about them?
dream of. We could also visit dozens of palaces D) Really? I haven't heard about them yet. Can you
and over 200 museums. Please, let's go there. explain what you mean?
E) Of course. One of my friends has started up such
A) From May through the end of July, they have a a company.
celebration featuring opera. classical music and of
course the ballet. 67. Glsen: Do you think living in an extended
B) I dont know. I was actually planning to go on a family makes children more sociable and self-
camping holiday. Being in the countryside is what confident?
excites me. You know mountains, lakes, forests and Orhan: It may make them more sociable but I
plenty of fresh air. don't think it makes them more self-confident
C) The Trans-Siberian Railway is the longest railway but rather more dependent.
in the world and we can take it all the way from Glsen: ..
Moscow in the west to the seaport of Vladivostok in Orhan: Denitely! They might not be able to find
the east. someone to back them up all the time. They
have to make their own decisions.
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especially earthquakes. E) The authority of the nation states has been
C) The experts argue the fact that the Hagia Sophia weakened by the growth of the European Union,
would have collapsed as a result of earthquakes if which still takes policy decisions and implement
the Great Architect Sinan had not built the supports. European Union policies.
D) The experts believe that the supports built by the
Great Architect Sinan are the main reason why the 71. The most fuel-efficient way to transport
Hagia Sophia did not collapse during the time of people and goods is by sea, but journey times
earthquakes. are long.
E) According to experts. thanks to the Great
Architect Sinan's supports that were built onto the A) Sea transportation is widely preferred to carry
Hagia Sophia, no damage was caused even by goods from one place to another although it is both
earthquakes. time-consuming and expensive.
B) Transportation by sea is teh most efficient way for
69. Although we now accept drawings as works people and goods as it costs less than the other
of art in their own right, up until recently they means of transportation.
were thought to be preparatory processes - no C) Poeple goods are best transported by sea in
matter how intricate or complex might be. terms of fuel consumption, however, it is time-
consuming
A) Today. drawings are considered to be art; D) Other means of transportation can take less time
however, not so long ago, this was not the case and cost less, as they are much more efficient than
even though they could be both detailed and sea transportation.
complicated; they were only regarded as a E) Transporting people and goods by sea is mostly
preliminary stage of a work of art. preferred, as it is teh fastest and cheapest way of
B) Drawings have always been considered to be transportation.
rightful works of art, but only when they were very
intricate and complex, were they used in preparation 72-75. sorularnda bo braklan yere parada
for other works of art. anlam btnln salamak iin getirilebilecek
C) As part of the preparatory process in the cmleyi bulunuz.
production of a work of art, drawings were
considered by some to be works of art; however. 72. The most fundamental aspect of Piaget's
Today, this is no longer the case unless they are theory is the belief that intelligence is a process,
detailed and complex. not something that a child has, but something
D) The preparatory process of a work of art that a child does. Piagets child does not
generally includes an intricate or complex drawing. possess knowledge, but understands the world
which was the usual process in the past, yet this is by acting or operating in it. ---- These actions
no longer true. represent the cognitive structures of infancy
E) Even though people regard drawings as true and are called 'schemes'.
works of art. it was not until quite recently that
people appreciated their role in the preparatory A) Furthermore. as a student of biology and zoology,
process of a complex, detailed work of art. Piaget learned that survival requires adaptation.
B) One psychologist might concentrate on infants.
Like Piaget. while another might study the ways in
which children's social skills affect their success.
C) For example. Piaget would describe an infant's
knowledge of a ball in terms of what he or she
70. The growth of the European Union has performs with it- pushing. throwing or mouthing it.
weakened the nation states authority though it D) For Piaget. development referred to continual
is still nation states that take policy decisions recognition of knowledge into new and more
and implement European Union policies. complex structures.
E) The cognitive-developmental approach actually
A) In spite of the fact that the authority of the nation includes several related theories. and it is closely
states has been weakened by the growth of the associated with the work of Piaget.
European Union, they continue taking policy
decisions and carrying out European Union policies. 73. Nowadays, manual labour has largely been
B) Even if the authority of the nation states has replaced by machines; in some cases machines
been eliminated by the growth of the European are completely taking over certain processes.
Union, nation states are responsible for taking policy For example, some machines produce food and
decisions and carrying out European Union policies. energy, as well as transport passengers and
C) Nation states in the European Union have been goods by land, sea, air and even space ...... .
affected by its growth although they still hold the The global connection between humans and
authority to take policy decisions and implement machines made possible by computer networks
European Union policies. that allow for the merging of old and new ways
D) The expansion of the European Union has of communication. Computers can even be
devastated its authority to take policy decisions and programmed to simulate the intelligent
carry out European Union policies. performances of living organisms and transfer
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this artificial intelligence into motion carried out denitions in music.
by robots. E) On the other hand, there are various reasons
why genre is more controlled in certain countries.
A) Machines are used to accomplish almost all
agricultural tasks from cultivating the soil to sowing
and harvesting. 76-80. sorularda cmleler srasyla
B) An increasing number of machines are equipped okunduunda parann anlam btnln
with sophisticated articial intelligence and can be bozan cmleyi bulunuz.
programmed to handle many types of work
C) There is, however, growing concern about the 76. (I) What conservationists do in order to protect
potential threat of machines becoming more endangered species should be supported by
intelligent than humans. governments to succeed. (II) Conservationists are
D) Others simplify administration, planning or using different methods to decide which species to
organizational tasks, for instance, computers save and not to save. (III) Each one favours certain
support ofce work education and research. priorities, such as an animal's role in preserving
E) This is reducing the number of jobs that are food chain or genetic diversity. (IV) Serving those
available for unskilled workers in these sectors. priorities ultimately deems species winners or
losers. (V) For example, Chinese river dolphins are
viewed as losers since they serve no meaningful
74. ---- It was all very well to have a steam role, while grey wolves are winners because
engine next to a factory to turn the generator, to of controlling animal population.
turn the motors, and light the bulbs. But the
energy lost along the wires was so great that it A) I B) II C) III D) Iv E) v
would require a steam engine and generator at
the end of every street to service a town. Indeed 77. (I) During the 19305, evidence began to emerge
early distribution networks had a limited range suggesting that people who receive social support
of about 2km. The challenge was to come up from friends, family members, and health care
with a system that could offer useful electricity providers tended to live longer and healthier lives
at the end of a very long wire. than people who lacked support. (II) A review done
by a group of scientists concluded that people who
A) Walking at night in the past meant walking have high levels of social support are more able
through a world illuminated via the burning of coal. than other people to cope with stress and chronic
B) Reliable electric lighting transformed cities in pain . (III) Although social support has been widely
Europe and America making streets safer and researched, no single denition of the concept has
helping to foster a 24-hour society. emerged. (IV) Indeed, lack of social support
C) By the end ofthe1Q" century electricity offered rivalled other well-established risk factors as a risk
huge potential to change the world, but it suffered for poor health. (V) Cigarette smoking, high blood
from one major limitation: distribution. pressure, obesity, and inactive lifestyle are among
D) The name electricity was coined by William the impacts with which social support is compared.
Gilbert, who had spent years studying magnetism.
E) While the major source of electricity was water A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
and coal in the past. Today it is nuclear radiation.
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3. Strateji: Nasl/ne lde sorusu. Bugnk
79. (I) In Britain, biscuit consumption is higher than gelimi lkelerdeki salk nlemleri ve beslenme
in the rest of Europe. (II) When someone sits down sayesinde bebek lmleri nasl/ne lde
for a tea, coffee or biscuit, he or she might be azalmtr? Bunlar olumlu etmenler olduu iin
consuming a little bit of celebrity history. (III) Some nemli lde yani significantly azalmtr.
of the most common and popular foods are named 4. Strateji: Ne yapmak sorusu: nsanlk enerji krizi
after famous people of the past (IV) Grey tea, ve kresel snma ile ne yapmtr? Yz yze
Garibaldi biscuits and the classic Victoria sponge kalmtr. Beraber yaplan eylemler genellikle co-
cake are among the most favoured food and drinks neki ile balar. Confrontation gibi e anlamllar
linked with historical gures. (V) Rich, famous and olan contradiction, ve conflict, eylemleri de byledir.
talented historical celebrities have also lent their
names to seafood dishes, puddings and PHRASAL VERBS
champagne.
5. Strateji: Ne yapmak sorusuna bal olarak
A) I B) II C) III D) Iv E) v eylemin yn kural. Teleskop icat edilinceye kadar
yldzlara bakmak iin insanlar sadece gzlerine ne
80. (I) Staring at the Sun without sunglasses hurts, yapmlardr? Gvenmilerdir. Gvenmek
which is reason enough to avoid doing it. (II) Too dayanmak demektir. Dayanma eylemi bir eyin
little sunshine leads to low vitamin D levels, which zerine yapld iin on eki alan rely on doru
put you at higher risk of certain cancers. (III) But cevap olmaktadr. Depend on ile beraber ok
direct exposure to the ultraviolet radiation intense sorulan bir deyim-fiildir bu.
sunlight can also damage the eye and increase the 6. Strateji: Ne yapmak sorusuna bal olarak
likelihood of cataract developing. (IV) Cataracts eylemin yn kural. Burada bir hastala
affect the part of the eye that focuses light the yakalanmaktan sz ediliyor. Bir hastala
lens gradually clouding vision and leading to yakalandnzda onun ile birlikte (with)
blindness. (V) Surgery to restore vision involves yayorsunuz. O nedenle end up with doru
making tiny cuts in the eye to remove the cataract olmaktadr. Ya da bir hastala kaltmsal olarak
and replace the lens. yatknsanz eninde sonunda (end up) ona
yakalanabiliyorsunuz.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
ZAMAN BLGS SORULARI
PREPOSITION SORULARI
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13. As if cmle banda kullanlmaz. ki cmleciin 28. Sorudaki in order to analyse eylemini sadece A
fiilleri gemi zaman yani ayn olduu iin although kkndaki zne yapabilir. Ayrca giri cmlesi esi
ve sincei de imdilik bir kenara brakalm. Geriye a li szckle balayan bir zne bu.
zaman balalar before ve when kalyor. Sorudaki 29. Sorudaki when zaman cmlesi olumsuz bilgi
first e bakarsak bir eyin ilk kez yapld veriyor. klarda olumsuz bilgi veren cmle C ve
zamandan sz edildii anlalyor. O nedenle when Dde var. Bunlardan giri cmlesi esi iereni C.
doru oluyor. 30. Soru ztlk balac although ile balyor. Nerde
14. Much szc nerde okluk orda ztlk, still okluk orda ztlk ilkesine gre A kkndaki many
szc de although-still ilikisini gsteriyor. Virgl doru cevabn bu olduunu gsteriyor.
yok ama yine de but doru cevap oluyor. 31. Sorunun fiili is ise klarda it aryorduk. Bdeki
15. Burada iki ismi balayan balalardan not its o nedenle biz doru cevaba gtryor.
onlybut also sorulmu. N1 ama bildiren for ile 32. Soruda siyasi partilerden sz edildiine gre
balam, N2 ise yine ama bildiren to ile balyor. klarda they arayacaz. O yok ama A kknda
16. Burada boluun bir tarafnda plerin geri them var. Buradaki might ta could gibi doru
dnmnden dier tarafnda ise p toplama cevaplarda sklkla karlatmz bir yardmc fiildir.
alanna atlmasndan sz ediliyor. Geri dnm Any ise giri cmlesi esidir.
dierine tercih edildii iin instead of anlaml 33. Virglden sonra but gelir, ilkesine bakarak Bdeki
oluyor. e onun anlamls yet ve burada sorudaki uyku iin
kullanlm ite bakarak doru cevaba ulayoruz.
CLOZE TEST 1 34. Some-others ikili yaps bizi doru cevap Bye
gtryor.
17. lk cmle olumsuz, ikincisi ise olumlu olduu iin 35. Virglden sonraki bolua but geliyorsa nceki
however doru cevap oluyor. bolua although gelir kuralna ve Money-it
18. Recently, FIDORS anahtarna gre bizi A kkna ilikisine gre C kk dorudur, diyoruz. An
gtryor. important.. ifadesindeki giri cmlesi esi an de
19. Kularn zelliklerini uak modeline uyguladklar doru cevabn bu olduunu gsteriyor.
iin ieri doru eylem sz konusu. O nedenle in n 36. Virglden sonra but gelir ilkesine gre A
eki alan incorporate doru olmaktadr. kkndaki bilgi anlam testini geemiyor ama Bdeki
20. Ua uak yapan ey demek iin burada what butn eanlamls whereas ile balayan cmle
a ihtiya vard. anlaml oluyor. ki blge yamur alma asndan
21. Srayla demek iin in turn deyimi kullanlr. karlatrlm.
nk srada olmak srann iinde olmay gerektirir.
EVR SORULARI
CLOZE TEST 2
37. Bu cmledeki zne bo zne (it) olduu iin
22. Who/which cmleleri sim+Ving eklinde fiilden yardm alacaz. Fiil dikkat ekicidir, sadece A
ksaltlabilmektedir. kknda bulunuyor.
23. The fact that kalb yznden anlamna gelen 38. zne iddeti nleme yntemleri kta var.
due to veya e anlamllar ile ok sklkla Fiil work ie yaramak ise sadece A kknda
kullanlmaktadr. bulunuyor.
24. Bu kurallarn ne olduunu belirlemek 39. nsanlar znesi 4 kta var ama ana fiil eskidir
aratrmaclar iin (for) zordur. B ve Dde bulunuyor. Soru although ile
25. It is being acquired cmlesi imdiki zaman bir balamad iin B yanl, D dorudur.
fiille ekilmi. Byle bir fiil devam eden bir eylemi 40. zne salk kurulular A ve E klarnda var.
anlatt iin -iken anlamna gelen while doru Bitmi bir eylemi anlatan uradnn karl ise
cevap olmaktadr. sadece Ada var.
26. Aratrmalar insan davrann anlamak iin bu 41. Kendimizin en kt dman olabiliriz ifadesi A
gerei ne yapmlardr, sorusuna en uygun cevap ve B klarnda var. When balac sadece A
kullanmlardr-utilized olur. Zayflatmak ve elimine kknda olduu iin o doru olmaktadr.
etmek olumsuz eylemler olduu iin zaten buraya 42. Can sknts-boredom znesi sadece A kknda
uymazlard. Dier fiiller genilemek ve istemek var.
anlamnda oluu iin uygun deiller.
OKUMA PARALARI
METN 1
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45. Yine bir karm sorusu. Byk boy eyler almak rn tketmiyor, kullanmyor. Bdeki only Cdeki
aalk kompleksinin gstergesidir diyen B kk great ve Ede much healtier iddial ifadelerdir.
dorudur. Morelardan dolay C ve E, rather weak 58. Bu da karm sorusu. Bunun da cevab ok
olumsuz kavram olduu iin D elenir. kolay. A kk parann ksa bir zeti olmu. B, C ve
46. Parann konusunun sorulduu bu soruda doru Edeki all ile Ddeki no longer iddial ifadedir.
cevap E olmaktadr. nk parada genel olarak
kendini gsz hissedenlerin davran deiimleri
anlatlyor. METN 5
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balalar ile balanan cmleler if balac ile de standartlar ve ilkelerine sahiptir, diye balayan A
balanabilir. O nedenle A kk doru olmaktadr. kk bu nedenle doru oluyor. Rules buradaki
69. Bu soru ncekine gre ok daha kolay nk standarts ve conventions yerine kullanlyor.
sorudaki balacn e anlamls hemen A kknda
bulunuyor. Intricate and complex sfatlarnn ANLAM AKIINI BOZAN CMLE SORULARI
karlklar da burada var. Ayrca bu en uzun k.
Uzun klarn doru olma ihtimali yksektir. 76. Farkl cmleyi bulma sorularnda da benzer bir
70. Bu soruda da ztlk balalar iimizi yaklam kullanyoruz. rnein bu paragrafta ilk iki
kolaylatryor. A kk o nedenle doru. Bdeki cmlede giri cmlesi. yle olmasayd ikincisinin
eliminate fiili yetkiyi elden almak anlamna geliyor. they ile balamas gerekirdi. Bu durumda 3.
Halbuki yetkinin zayflamas sz konusu. Cmleye bakyoruz. nc cmle, ikincideki
71. Yine ztlk balac yardmyla kolayca zlen bir methodslardan her biri znesi ile balad iin
soru. nk herkes butn e anlamlsnn Cdeki farkl cmle ilki oluyor.
however olduunu bilir. 77. Bu paragrafn konusu insanlarn ald sosyal
destek. O nedenle bu konuda verilen bilgiler olumlu.
PARAGRAFTA EKSK CMLE SORULARI Ancak sadece C kknda hibir tanmnn
yaplmad sylenerek olumsuz bilgi veriliyor. Bu
72. Bu blm sorularnda eksik cmleden sonra yzden o cmle anlam akn bozuyor.
he/she/it/they veya this/these/such+(isim) yaps 78. Bu paragraf kadn matematikilerin erkekler
olup olmadna bakyordu. Orada yoksa bunlar kadar baarl olduu zerine ve olumlu bilgiler
klarda aryorduk. Balala balayan klar da bize veriyor ama son cmlede kadnlarn bilim
yardmc oluyordu. Burada these actions ifadesi dnyasnda cinsiyet ayrmcl iin mcadele
eksik cmlede bir takm aktivitelerden sz edildiini etmeleri gerektii sylenerek olumsuz bir bilgi
gsteriyor. Hem balala balayan hem de bu veriliyor. lk drt cmleye gre kadnlarn byle bir
etkinliklerden sz eden C kk bu nedenle eksik sknts yok.
cmle oluyor. 79. Burada ngilterede ay, kahve gibi hafif
73. Bu sorunun eksik cmlesinden sonra yukarda ieceklerle biskvi, kek gibi hafif yiyeceklerin nl
szn ettiimiz yapsal ipular yok. O zaman veya tarihi kiilerin isimleriyle anldndan sz eden
klara bakalm. Cde bala var, Ede ise This. bir para var. Bunu sadece A kk yapmyor.
nem srasna gre nce Eyi bolua koyup anlam 80. Burada dorudan gne na maruza
testi yapalm. Bu cmle bir these sectors ifadesiyle kalmann gze verecei zararlardan sz eden bir
bitiyor ve olumsuz bir bilgi ieriyor. Eksik cmleden paragraf var ama B kknda gzle ilgili bir ifade yok.
nce de bu eylerden sz edildii iin doru k
budur.
74. Bu soruda giri cmlesi karlm. lk cmle ile
son cmle ayn eyi syler ilkesine gre klarda
son cmle gibi elektrikle ilgili olarak olumsuz bilgi
veren bir cmle bulacaz. C dndaki klar olumlu
bilgi veriyor. Cdeki gzel bir giri cmlesi oluyor.
75. Bu soruda da eksik cmleden sonraki these
rules iimizi kolaylatryor. Her yaz tr kendi
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