Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Yds Deneme Sinavlari
Yds Deneme Sinavlari
DENEME
SINAVLARI
10 Deneme
VİDEO ÇÖZÜMLÜ
Birol Çetinkaya 5 Deneme
Nizamettin Er
400 Soru
AÇIKLAMA
2. Bir deneme sınavı için verilen cevaplama süresi 180 dakikadır. (3 saat)
3. Deneme sınavlarında yer alan her sorunun sadece bir doğru cevabı vardır.
Bir soru için birden çok cevap yeri işaretlenmişse o soru yanlış cevaplanmış
sayılacaktır.
Bu testlerin her hakkı saklıdır. Hangi amaçla olursa olsun, testlerin tamamının veya bir kısmının
Merkezimizin yazılı izni olmadan kopya edilmesi, fotoğrafının çekilmesi, herhangi bir yolla
çoğaltılması, yayımlanması ya da kullanılması yasaktır. Bu yasağa uymayanlar gerekli cezai
sorumluluğu ve doğacak tüm mali külfeti peşinen kabullenmiş sayılır.
YDS İNGİLİZCE TESTİ DENEME SINAVI 1
video çözümleri
Bu testte 80 soru vardır.
D
İ
L
K
O
2. Isaac Asimov was a Russian-born 5. In the innocent voice of a defenceless
L
American author and biochemist, a Y child who could neither ---- nor have
highly successful and exceptionally S power over the world around him, the
---- writer best known for his works of D man told his tale of sorrow.
science fiction and for his science books İ
L A) figure out B) get away
for the lay person.
C) come off D) cut down
A) incompetent B) diluted
E) bring about
C) prolific D) fragile
E) mediocre
E) brutally
13. The human brain reaches its maximum 15. At the centre of ---- tooth is an area with
weight at age 20. Over the next 60 years, nerves, arteries and veins called the
---- billions of nerve cells die within the dental pulp.
brain, it loses 3 ounces.
A) all B) whole
A) whereas B) though
C) both D) each
C) in view of D) as
E) several
E) owing to
w w w. d i l k o y a y i n c i l i k . c o m
19.
17-21: For these questions, choose
the best word or expression to fill the A) vague B) futile
spaces in the passage. C) distinct D) reckless
E) unanimous
When energy of an isolated atom or molecule
changes, it does (17) ---- in a definite jump from
one value to (18) ----, with no possible values
in between. The change in energy occurs when
radiation is absorbed or emitted, so the radiation
also has (19) ---- energy values. (20) ----, the
light emitted or absorbed by separate atoms or
molecules can be used to identify (21) ---- the
substance is.
w w w. d i l k o y a y i n c i l i k . c o m
20.
17.
A) As a result B) Nonetheless
A) so B) as
C) Regardless of D) On account of
C) such D) either
E) In contrast
E) nor
21.
18.
A) for which B) that
A) other’s B) the other’s
C) in that D) what
C) another D) other
E) of whom
E) each other
27. Following fertilization, cell division B) even though another name was the
produces a small cluster of cells ----. “terrestrial hermit crab”
A) to forming the basic tissues of an C) including the Indian and western Pacific
embryo before it is too late Ocean, where they thrive
B) during the first three months of D) known for its ability to crack coconuts
pregnancy, organs begin to form E) however, it will eat nearly anything
C) that then differentiate by appearance organic
and function
D) when all organs and body features
developed adequately
E) its features are mature enough to
w w w. d i l k o y a y i n c i l i k . c o m
28. Learning often results from two 30. The first large-scale computer screening
perceptions or actions ----. of herbs used in traditional Chinese
medicine has revealed ----.
A) occurring at about the same time
A) and colleagues identified over 8000
B) detected a wide range of visual stimuli chemicals from the 240 most commonly
C) may be a trillion times as intense as used herbs
those experienced previously B) they were found to contain molecules
D) that people detected directly rather than which, potentially at least, might be of
indirectly use
E) the stronger the mental connection C) a wide variety of chemicals that may
between the two have potential for the development of
new drugs
D) to test candidate molecules in the
laboratory to confirm the computer
findings
E) the analysis may prove useful in
developing treatments for hypertension
and HIV
43. According to the passage, it appears 46. One point made in the passage is that it
to be more reasonable to sleep before is obviously ----.
midnight because ----. A) essential that babies should go to sleep
A) the repair work runs more efficiently right before dinner
during that time B) a good idea to doze in the afternoon
B) it is harder to wake up early the C) natural to sleep lightly after midnight
following day
D) very useful to keep on sleeping until
C) people are more likely to have pleasant mid-day
dreams just after midnight
E) possible to take a short sleep every two
D) the intestines work more efficiently if hours if you are conscious enough
you are sleeping at midnight
E) there is a mystic virtue in the hours
before twelve
47. The author of the passage states that 50. We understand from the passage that the
when an excessive amount of helium is reason for the change in the voice upon
inhaled, ----. inhaling helium is ----.
A) the voice becomes funnier than one A) the resemblance between humans and
would normally expect cartoon characters
B) the toxic effects of helium are reduced B) the increasing speed of sound in fresh
to a great extent air
C) it spreads its toxic effects so fast that C) the different speeds of sound in
paralysis is inescapable different gases
D) there could be quite hazardous results D) the danger related to inhaling helium
E) the blood is cleared of toxins instantly E) helium’s moving three times faster than
air
67.
68-71: For these questions, choose
Fred :
the best rephrased form of the given
- ----
sentence.
Sarah :
- Well, I guess it was the pair of 68. Love is the offspring of spiritual affinity
trousers I bought last month. and unless that affinity is created in
Fred : a moment, that means it will never be
- Why? Did you find the same created.
trousers at a much lower price? A) A happy couple loving each other must
Sarah: crown their relationship with a baby
- It is not about the price. When I unless they want to break up shortly.
got home that day I found that my B) Once two people are sure they are soul
mother had bought me a similar mates, they should never hesitate to
pair and I didn’t have time to return reveal their actual feelings.
them to the shop.
C) Only if you are convinced that you
can devote your life to her happiness,
A) Did you like the trousers your sister
w w w. d i l k o y a y i n c i l i k . c o m
who will bear the costs. very low temperatures, reaction rates are
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V too slow. (III) High temperatures and/or
extremes of acidity can irreversibly change
the structure of most protein molecules. (IV)
Even small changes in acidity can alter the
molecules and how they interact. (V) Both
herbivorous and carnivorous organisms
inhabit such land for further food supplies.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
77. (I) An H II region is a cloud of glowing 80. (I) Chemical and biological warfare was
gas, sometimes several hundred light used long before the World War One. (II)
years across, in which star formation is The largest chemical weapons factory is
taking place. (II) They study extragalactic in Kazakhstan, a leftover from the Soviet
H II regions and try in vain to find the era. (III) In the 5th century BC, Spartans
distance and chemical composition of other used bombs made of sulphur to overcome
galaxies. (III) Young, hot, blue stars which the enemy. (IV) In medieval times, soldiers
have formed from this gas emit copious sometimes threw bodies of plague victims
amounts of ultraviolet light, ionising the into water wells. (V) During the Indian wars
nebula surrounding them. (IV) H II regions in North America, blankets used by smallpox
may give birth to thousands of stars over victims were given to American Indians in
a period of several million years. (V) In the hope they would carry the disease.
the end, supernova explosions and strong A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
stellar winds from the most massive stars in
the resulting star cluster will evaporate the
gases of the H II region.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
C) instalments D) initials
E) casualties
D
İ
L
K
O
L
2. As a result of the illegal drug traffic in the Y 5. Many religious individuals believe that
S
country, the Columbian government had while each person may be the author of
to take ---- action against the dealers. D his or her own life, there is still a rough
İ
A) peculiar B) deficient L outline that must be followed, one that
has been ---- by some far more talented
C) immediate D) legible author.
E) impersonal A) drawn up B) taken down
C) called at D) sent for
E) talked into
13. The Cullinan, ---- the largest uncut 15. Representing large numbers in terms of
diamond, was discovered in South Africa powers of ten makes it ---- to think about
in 1905. It was the size of a man’s fist them and to compare things that are
and weighed over half a kilo. greatly different.
A) soon B) as soon as A) easily B) more easily
C) once D) while C) as easy as D) easier
E) during E) the easiest
w w w. d i l k o y a y i n c i l i k . c o m
14. Energy is released whenever the nuclei 16. ---- the University of Chicago is better
of very heavy atoms, such as uranium known for its scientific achievements,
or plutonium, split into middleweight ----, its students have also made significant
or when very light nuclei, such as ---- contributions to the arts.
of hydrogen and helium, combine into
A) So that B) In that
heavier ones.
C) Nonetheless D) Neither
A) one / some
E) Although
B) of the ones / that
C) one’s / one
D) ones / those
E) the one / each
24.
22-26: For these questions, choose
the best word or expression to fill the A) not only B) as well
spaces in the passage.
C) even if D) as for
E) in addition to
The Turk was a hoax (22) ---- to be a chess-
playing machine. (23) ---- in 1770 by a Hungarian
baron, the mechanism appeared to be able to
play a strong game of chess against a human
opponent, (24) ---- performing the knight’s tour, a
puzzle that requires the player to move a knight
to occupy every square of a chessboard once.
Publicly promoted as a robot, the Turk was in fact
a mechanical illusion that allowed a human chess
master (25) ---- inside and operate the machine.
With a skilled operator, the Turk won most of the
games played. The apparatus was demonstrated
around the world (26) ---- eighty years until its
w w w. d i l k o y a y i n c i l i k . c o m
destruction in 1854.
22. 25.
A) claimed B) survived A) by hiding B) hid
C) occurred D) devoted C) hidden D) hiding
E) inhaled E) to hide
23. 26.
A) Constructing A) in about B) at all
B) Constructed C) for over D) all around
C) To construct E) ever since
D) To be constructed
E) Having constructed
became proverbial. Above all he learned to baby boy was found to be vulnerable,
endure hardship without complaint. He went ----.
barefoot and wore only a single garment, in A) he was placed in a military school so
winter and summer. Every year he and his that he could polish his skills
comrades had to submit to a whipping before
the altar of the goddess Artemis, and the hero B) his father was made to leave it to death
was the lad who could bear the whipping longest C) he was taken from his parents’ home
without giving a sign of pain. It is said that boys and kept in custody
sometimes died under the lash rather than utter a
cry. Such ordeals are still a feature of savage life D) it was easy for him to tolerate pain and
today. hardship because he felt he was part of
a powerful family
E) he wore only a single garment in winter
and went hunting with his father
43. We understand from the passage 46. We can infer from the passage that a
that even in the present day there are good Spartan soldier was expected to
uncivilized societies where ----. ----.
A) individuals have to experience A) whip himself before a large group of
agonizing tests spectators and shout as loudly as
possible
B) Spartan textbooks are used during the
education process of soldiers B) kill his comrades when necessary, even
though his conscience was hurt
C) disobedient citizens are forced to speak
very briefly C) speak foreign languages so that he can
infiltrate enemy lines
D) seven-year-old girls have to leave their
homes D) keep the amount of oral communication
to an absolute minimum
E) mental strength is considered far more
important than physical strength E) do social service in peace time
67.
68-71: For these questions, choose
Fiona : the best rephrased form of the given
sentence.
- Have you heard that the computers
of the Federal Bureau have been
hacked? 68. Land-based human activity is damaging
the oceans, but still they are the last
Michael:
great frontier of relatively unspoiled
- Yes, but it’s not surprising. There are natural habitat.
people who can hack any computer
A) Excessive fishing and poisonous
in the world.
wastes from factories have
Fiona : contaminated the oceans to such an
extent that soon there will be no life left.
- ----
B) When humans first began to sail
Michael :
across the oceans, they couldn’t have
- Yes, you should. I always prefer imagined what was going to happen to
traditional methods to technological that vast body of water.
w w w. d i l k o y a y i n c i l i k . c o m
ones.
C) The oceans have managed to remain
fairly intact in spite of the harmful
activities of people over land.
A) Then I should reconsider using Internet
banking for my transactions. D) Although there are still many natural
beauties in this country that attract
B) I don’t believe you. Big companies
people from all over the world, they will
spend lots of money to safeguard their
be destroyed in a few decades.
systems.
E) The wild inhabitants of this territory
C) Should I tell you how often they check
seem to have been disturbed by the
the whole database?
sprawl of human settlements.
D) Do you think I should include some
more information in my article?
E) Yes, I know how dangerous some
hackers could be.
determined to guard the delicate ecosystem built. (II) A bicycle takes about 90 per cent
in every respect, from the smallest life-form of the energy your legs supply at the pedals
to the largest body of water. and turns it into kinetic energy. (III) Add
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V up all the energy a car needs during its
lifetime and you’ll find 10 per cent is used
just getting the thing on the road. (IV) Six
per cent goes into making the steel and all
the other bits and the other four per cent
is needed in the car factory to put them
together. (V) As you’d expect, the vast
majority of the energy a car consumes in
its life goes into the fuel tank in the form of
gasoline.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
77. (I) A cell that no longer repairs damage
incurred by its DNA can enter one of three
possible states. (II) DNA repair refers to
a collection of processes by which a cell
identifies and corrects damage to the DNA
molecules. (III) Both normal metabolic 80. (I) Chemical and biological warfare was
activities and environmental factors such as used long before the World War One. (II)
UV light can cause DNA damage, resulting The largest chemical weapons factory is
in as many as one million individual in Kazakhstan, a leftover from the Soviet
molecular lesions per cell per day. (IV) Many era. (III) In the 5th century BC, Spartans
of these lesions cause structural damage to used bombs made of sulphur to overcome
the DNA molecule and can alter or eliminate the enemy. (IV) In medieval times, soldiers
the cell’s ability to transcribe the gene that sometimes threw bodies of plague victims
the affected DNA encodes. (V) Other lesions into water wells. (V) During the Indian wars
induce potentially harmful mutations in the in North America, blankets used by smallpox
cell’s genome, which affect the survival of its victims were given to American Indians in
daughter cells after it undergoes mitosis. the hope they would carry the disease.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V