İNGİLİZCE DENEME SINAVI 13

1-	Cevap kağıdınızda  Yabancı dil bölümüne işaretleyiniz.
2-	Bu testte 100 soru vardır. Cevaplama süresi 150 dakikadır.
3-	Cevaplamaya istediğiniz sorudan başlayabilirsiniz.

1-22. sorularda, cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen kelime ya da ifadeyi koyunuz.

I-	The ............ charged by the architect for the plans of the new building were unusually high.

	A)	hire 	B) 	price 
	C)	fees 	D) 	sum 
	E) 	rent

2-	It has always been the…………  of this company to promote existing staff to senior positions. 

	A) 	policy	B) 	procedure
	C) 	plan	D) 	campaign
	E)	idea

3 	As my …………  , Mr Dupreez, you would be travelling around the country and helping me generally with many of my duties.

	A) 	assistant 	B) 	boss 
	C) 	colleague	D) 	clerk
	E)	student

4-	He…………  his son of the dangers of driving too fast in his new car.

	A) 	advised
	B) 	remembered	
	C) 	threatened
	D) 	concerned
	E) 	warned

5-	In today’s paper it …………     that we shall have an election this year.

	A) 	says	B) 	admits
	C) 	expresses	D) 	proposes
	E)	accepts
6-	You might be able to get their flat if you’re lucky. They’re ………… of giving it up.

	A)	beside the point 	
	B)	to the point 
	C)	on the point 	
	D)	in the point
	E)	above the point

7. 	If you speak ………… , he will listen to you.

	A) 	considerably	B) 	firmly	
	C) 	hardly	D) 	exceedingly	
	E) 	superbly

8.	Before taking any exercise, you should ensure complete digestion of food and a ………… empty stomach.

	A) 	scarcely	
	B) 	rarely
	C) 	steadily	
	D) 	unambiguously
	E) 	relatively

9. 	These letters seem to be an abbreviation. Do you know what they ....... ?

	A)	clear up	B)   	care for
	C) 	breakout             	D)	stand for
	E) 	blowup

10. 	Paul was so nervous about his job interview that he  ……… just before he left for it.

	A)	threw up 	B)  	made up for 
	C) 	took on                	D)  	went through
	E)  	kept on

11.	Perhaps you are right, but ......... it is not a very well-paid job.
	
	A) 	however 	B) 	although 
	C) 	even so 	D) 	in spite 
	E) 	due to

12. 	This time last month we ………  excited about our holiday and now it is all over.

A) 	were getting 	
B) 	had got
C) 	have got 	
D)	have been getting
E) 	would get

13. 	I………  still from David even though I………  to him three times last month.

A) 	hadn't heard / wrote 
B) 	heard / have written 
C) 	haven't heard / wrote 
D) 	didn't hear / had written 
E) 	don't hear / was writing

14. 	He had a ticket so he………  come to the match but he was too busy.

	A) 	should have 	B) 	could have 
	C) 	must have 	D) 	can't have
	E) 	may have

15. 	We………  seats for the show because the theatre was half empty. Next time we won't bother.

A) 	mustn't have booked 
B) 	didn't need to book 
C) 	couldn't have booked 
D) 	needn't have booked 
E) 	might have booked

16. 	Here they are! Don't worry. I……   you your camera back as soon as I ……… a photo!

A) 	would give / had taken 
B) 	could give / will take
C) 	have given / have taken 
D) 	had given / took
E) 	will give / take

17. 	It was at least three days since we ..….. any solid food. 

A) 	have eaten 	
B) 	might eat
C) 	had eaten 	
D) 	may have eaten
E) 	have been eating

	
18.	I had to ask her several times who she…… with and how long she …… .

	A) 	will go / will stay
	B) 	has to stay / stayed
	C) 	was going / stayed
	D) 	will go / stays
	E) 	was going / was staying

19. 	I thought children ……… admission to horror films, but the other day my twelve – year-old-niece ……… in to see that shocker at the Plaza.

A) 	refused / allowed
B) 	would refuse / could be allowed 
C) 	were refused / was allowed
D) 	were refusing / allowed
E) 	had been refusing / had been allowed

20. 	I'd rather you ……… anything about it for the time being.

A) 	don't do 	B) 	didn't do 
C) 	won't do 	D) 	not to do
E) 	haven't done

21. 	Why do you insist on living in a large flat? I'd prefer you ……… in a small house.

A) 	to live 	B) 	live
C) 	lived 	D) 	had lived 
E) 	having lived

22. 	……… the eye witnesses, the murderer  denied ……… the old lady.

A) 	Even though / to steal 
B) 	In spite of / stealing
C) 	Except for / stolen
D) 	Providing / having stolen 
E) 	Even if / to have stolen

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

In industrialized countries today, many elderly people suffer from depression. The main cause of this is (23) …….  . In the past, older people usually lived with other members of the family. They usually had some responsibilities around the home. For example, older women (24) …… take care of the children or prepare meals. Older men could help their sons at work or around the house. These days, married children often prefer (25) …… on their own, sometimes far away from their parents. Thus, older people may be (26) ……. from family ties. They may feel cut off from the world around them. Life has changed (27) ….. much quickly …….. older people sometimes feel that they do not belong any more. 

23-
	A)	loneliness	B)	lonely
	C)	alone	D)	lone
	E)	belong

24-
	A)	can help	B)	will help
	C)	could  help	D)	had helped
	E)	have helped	

25-
	A)	live	B)	to  have lived
	C)	being lived	D)	to live
	E)	having lived

26-
	A)	cut out	B)	cut off
	C)	cut down on	D)	cut into
	E)	cut up

27-
	A)	such …….that	
	B)	so…..as to
	C)	not only …… but also
	D)	so…….that
	E)	as …….as 

28. -32. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

After several decades, jogging is still a very popular activity in the United States. Many people like to go jogging early in the morning before work or after work in the evening. (28) ……, in the winter months especially, it may be dark during those hours. To help these joggers, a sports shoe manufacturer (29) ….. a new kind of jogging shoe. These shoes have little red lights on the back of the heels. The lights are very small and lightweight. They (30) ….. by tiny batteries. With these new shoes, the jogger can feel much safer running along the road in the dark. The lights make the jogger (31) ….. more visible to the drivers of motor vehicles. This may (32) …… the risk of accidents.

28-
	A)	However
	B)	But
	C)	In addition
	D)	Furthermore
	E)	On the other hand 

29-	
	A)	will invent
	B)	invents
	C)	has invented
	D)	will have invented
	E)	has been invented

30-
	A)	will run	B)	are run
	C)	were run	D)	being run
	E)	have run

31-
	A)	many 	B)	little
	C)	much	D)	a few
	E)	rather

32-
	A)	induce	B)	produce
	C)	deduce	D)	reduce
	E)	increase	

33 – 42. sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.

33.	The man I believe stole the jewellery..... 

A) 	therefore should be arrested.
B) 	he escaped after stealing it.
C) 	he must be an experienced thief. 
D) 	is standing over there
E) 	hardly any money was spent on it.

34. 	The professional man, such as the doctor, should be well paid because….

A) 		looking after the sick or teaching children requires talents
B) 		he has spent several years learning how to do his job.
C) 	the work of a miner and oilrig labourer is both hard and dangerous.
D) 	these jobs are traditionally regarded as vocations.
E) 		he has nothing to do with money as he spends most of his time in a hospital

35. 	He was so skilful a footballer ………

A) 		who had never left his team for more money
B) 		than he was able to run for hours without get ting tired.
C) 	that at times no defence was able to stop him scoring.
D) 	that he has been playing for the same team for years.
E) 	who was known all over the world.

36. 	Don't forget to take your seasickness pills ………

A) 		because you might feel sick while crossing the Atlantic
B) 		in case someone takes it while you are away.
C) 	so that we could swim even if the weather was cold.
D) 	since you don't want to get tired of waiting for him.
E) 		even if you have to stay home instead of going on a holiday.

37-	Even though Ben had never attended university, ………….

A)		he failed the entrance exams every time he took them
B)		his father is a medical doctor at a prominent university hospital
C)		he had to leave school at 16 when his father died
D)		he became a leading expert in the field of computing
E)		his intelligence was definitely far above the average too

38. 	Although we reached the station only half a minute late, ………

A) 		the conductor welcomed us with a friendly smile.
B) 		we, with a sense of frustration, saw the train disappearing round the bend.
C)		we were able to catch the one and only train to London.
D) 	we had already bought our tickets two days in advance.
E) 		it was depressing to learn that all the flights were postponed to an uncertain date

39. 	As I walked out of the house expecting to see my husband get out our battered old car, ………

A) 		nobody could ever hear us arguing about it. 
B) 		our car was a reddish and quite small one.
C)		I opened the door to welcome my wife to home. 
D) 	I saw to my surprise that a new car was standing behind her in the drive.
E) 		I was amazed to see a new car standing in the drive, with him sitting in the driving seat.

40. 	He pushed the box very hard down the slope, ………

A) 		but he couldn't stop rolling down the hillside
B) 		and this makes it much easier to put it where it was.
C) 	but it stopped forcing an entry into the building. 
D) 	thinking it would be easier to carry it himself.
E) 		but friction gradually caused it to slow down and stop.
41-	The old lady made sure to take her umbrella ………….

A)		so the storm has continued since the day before yesterday
B)		despite the heavy thunderstorms that broke out any moment
C)		in case it rained on her way to the supermarket
D)		thus her fur hat will be ruined when it gets wet
E)		unless it has stopped raining by the time she leaves

42-	…………. I would accept it without even thinking much.

A)		Although I've got several job interviews to attend
B)		Not only is the job very well-paid with fringe benefits
C)		When I received the invitation to Jim's wedding
D)		As long as the parcel is sent by express mail
E)		If I were offered a job which stimulates creativity

43. — 46. sorularda, verilen cümlenin hangi sorunun cevabı olduğunu bulunuz.

43. 	Their being an incredibly important part of the human - like opposable parts - makes me so keen on them.

A)  	Why can't you tell apart a movie and a theatre performance?
B) 		How many components does a show-programme have?
C)	Why do you most enjoy comedy works?
D)		Which side of a comedy is detestable for you?
E) 	How much do you like a comic novel?

44.	Well, Mr. Thomson, it is Sean who never complies with the decisions of the board.

A) 		Do you believe that he can put this project into practice properly?
B) 		May I learn the person's name ordering a TV set, please?
C) 	Why don't we make a deal on Sean, the vice-president?
D) 	Whom do you hold responsible for the 		failure in the marketing?
E) 		Do you suggest that he is the right one for the vacancy?

45. 	In a big city. I doubt they are in a small town because they'd be more easily detected.

A) 		Where do you think the fugitives are hiding right now?
B) 		How do the police conduct their search for the prisoners in New York?
C) 	Where do you have matters hard to be solved?
D) 	Will your relatives be in the downtown or countryside?
E) 		Does the gangster prefer metropolitan or small areas as hideout?

46. 	That depends on the technology's development rate. So, it's not likely to figure out whether it'll be so or not.

A)		Will the search for AIDS' cure take a long Time?
B) 		Do scientists have studies on the epidemics?.
C) 	How can we shorten the duration for AIDS' treatment?
D) 	When precisely did the infectious diseases break out?
E)		What are the determiners for an end to cure an illness?

47-50. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz.

47.	Although many people are unaware of the danger, air and water pollution is slowly destroying the ecological balance of nature.

A) 		Çoğu insan farkında olmamasına rağmen doğanın ekolojik dengesi hava ve su kirliliği tarafından yavaşça bozuluyor.
B) 		Birçoğumuz farkına varmasak da su ve hava kirliliği doğanın ekolojik dengesini yavaşça yok ediyor.
C) 	Birçok kimse tehlikenin farkında olmamasına rağmen, hava ve su kirliliği doğanın ekolojik dengesini yavaş yavaş bozmaktadır.
D) 	Çoğu insan hava ve su kirliliğinin doğanın ekolojik dengesini bozduğunun farkında bile değildir.
E) 		Birçok insan doğanın ekolojik dengesinin yavaş yavaş hava ve su kirliliğine sebep olarak bozduğunun farkında bile değildir.

48. 	While an increased amount of money in the hands of one person will make him better off, doubling the money in the hands of everybody will only serve to raise prices.

A) 		Bir insanın elindeki artan para miktarı onu daha zengin yaparken, herkesin elindeki para miktarını ikiye katlamak yalnızca fiyatların artmasına hizmet edecektir.
B) 		Bir kişinin elindeki artan para miktarı onu daha iyi yaparken, herkesin para miktarını ikiye katlaması elindeki fiyatların artması demektir.
C) 	Bir insan elindeki artan para ile zengin olabiliyorsa herkesin elindeki fazla para fiyatların artmasına hizmet edecektir.
D) 	Bir tek insan, elindeki parayı ikiye katlayarak zengin olabilirken, birçok insanın elindeki fazla para yalnızca fiyatların artmasına neden olur.
E) 		Bir insanın parasını ikiye katlamaya çalışması onun zengin olmasına, fiyatların da artmasına neden olur.

49. 	After they have weighed the consequences of intervention, many people prefer not to act in an emergency for fear that they may become the victims of a retaliatory attack.

A) 		Birçok insanın müdahalenin sonuçlarını gördükten sonra acil bir durum olur korkusuyla harekete geçmemeyi tercih ediyorlar çünkü misilleme bir saldırının kurbanı olabilirler.
B) 		Misilleme bir saldırının kurbanı olabileceklerinden korkan pek çok insan, acil bir durumda hareket etmemeyi tercih ediyorlar.
C) 	Kilo almanın sonucunda misilleme bir saldırının kurbanı olan pek çok insan acil bir durumda hareket etmemeyi tercih ediyorlar.
D)		Birçok insan müdahalenin sonuçlarını gördükten sonra, acil bir durumda misilleme bir saldırının kurbanı olacağından korktuğu için harekete geçmemeyi tercih ediyor.
E) 		Müdahalenin sonuçlarını değerlendirdikten sonra, birçok insan misilleme bir saldırının kurbanı olabilecekleri korkusuyla acil bir durumda hare kete geçmemeyi tercih ediyor.

50. 	Good readers learn to recognise the markers that lead to certain expectations and help in making predictions. 

A) 		İyi okuyucular tahminde bulunmaya yardımcı olan ve birtakım beklentilere yönlendiren işaretleri tanımayı öğrenirler.
B) 		İyi okuyucular bir takım beklentilere ve tahminlere yönlendiren işaretleri tanımayı öğrenirler.
C) 	İyi okuyucular bir takım beklenti ve tahmin işaretlerini bilirler.
D) 	İyi okuyucular tahmin etmeye yardım eden bir takım beklentilerin anlamını öğrenirler.
E) 		İyi okuyucular tahmin etme gücünü geliştirmelerine ve bir takım beklentilerini gerçekleştirmelerine yardımcı olan işaretleri tanımayı öğrenirler.

51-54. sorularda verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce karşılığını bulunuz.

51. 	Yapacak çok şeyi ve bunu yapmak için çok az zamanı olan insanlar her şeyi bir anda tamamlamak isterlerse çoğunlukla kafaları karışır.

A) 		People have a lot of things to do but very little time do to it so they are often confused it they try to complete everything at once.
B) 		People who are often confused to complete everything at once have too much to do and too little time to do it.
C) 	People who have too much to do and too little time in which to do it are often confused if they try to complete everything at once
D)		People are confused if they try to complete everything at once as they have too much to do and too little time in which to do it.
E) 		People who try to complete everything at once as they have too much to do and too little time to do it are often confused.

52. 	Yazı, tüm evlerin hemen hemen aynı olduğu ve herkesin hayatını balıkçılıktan kazandığı bir köyde geçirdik. 

A) 		The summer that we spent in the village where all the homes were nearly alike and everybody earned a living from fishing was wonderful.
B) 		The houses in the summer village were nearly alike and everybody earned a living from fishing. 
C) 	The summer is spent in a village where all homes were nearly alike.
D) 	The summer is spent in a village where all homes were nearly alike and everyone earned a living from fishing.
E) 		We spent the summer in a village in which all homes were nearly alike and everyone earned a living from fishing.

53. 	Olay yerinde olmadığını ispat edebileceği için, şüpheli, suçlu olmadığını kesin bir dille ifade edecektir.

A) 		Because he can prove that he was not at the scene of the crime, the suspect will state positively that he is not guilty.
B) 		The suspect is not guilty because he can prove that he was not at the scene of the crime.
C) 	We can be positive that the suspect is not guilty as he can prove that he was not at the scene of the crime.
D) 	The scene of the crime can't be proved because the suspect will state positively that he is not guilty.
E) 		As he was not at the scene of the crime, the suspect will state that he is not guilty.

54. 	Sahte vaatleri ve akıcı konuşması ile satıcı, Alicia'yı kullanılmış arabayı alması için ikna etmeye çalıştı.

A) 		The salesman influenced Alicia with his promises and smooth talk and made her buy the used car.
B) 		Alicia bought the used car because she was influenced by the false promises and smooth talk of the salesman
C) 	The talk and promises of the salesman was false because the car that Alicia bought was a used one.
D) 	Alicia was easily persuaded to buy the used car because the salesman talked smoothly
E) 		With false promises and smooth talk, the salesman tried to persuade Alicia to buy the used car

55.-57. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
 
The Olympiad Games originated in 776 B.C in Olympia, a small town in Greece. Only Greek amateurs were allowed to participate in this festival in honour of the god Zeus. The event became a religious, patriotic, and athletic occasion where winners were honoured with wreaths and special privileges. There was a profound change in the nature of the Games under the Roman emperors. After they became professional circuses and Carnivals, they were banned in 394 A. D. by Emperor Theodosius. The modern Olympic Games began in Athens in 1896 as a result of the initiative of Baron Pierre de Coubertin, a French educator whose desire was to promote international understanding through athletics.

55.	The first Olympic Games were held ….

A) 	as a religious festival.
B) 	for political reasons.
C)	as a professional athletes competition 
D) 	as an international games
E) 	by the god Zeus

56. 	The games were discontinued because ……… 

A) 	the Romans did not enjoy them 
B)	the emperors hated athletes.
C) 	they were no longer sport events
D) 	winners were getting special privileges
E) 		helping the progress of good will among nations people preferred circuses.

57. 	The Games began in modern times for the purpose of ………

A) 		giving amateur athletes a chance to participate 
B) 		creating a political arena
C) 	promoting athletics in every nation 
D)	pleasing the French educator
E) 		helping the progress of good will among nations

58.-60. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

Looking around the stamp dealers showrooms, it is easy to gain the impression that things have not changed very much since today's parents were themselves introduced to philately as youngsters a generation ago. In stamp collecting there is a very strong adherence to tradition. It is, however, possible to pick out some significant changes which have taken place over the last ten to 15 years. For mint stamps, particularly collectors have tended to discard hinges, which can leave a slight mark on the back of the stamp, and go instead for stamp mounts. These are plastic pockets, designed to take either individual stamps or rows of stamps, which are stuck onto the album page. They come with either white or black backgrounds. Some albums have the mounts already in position; they are known in the catalogues as hingeless albums.

58.	We understand from the passage that stamp collecting ………

A) 		is a tradition passed from parent to child 
B) 		has not changed for several generations.
C) 	is a hobby which always involves damage to stamps.
D) 	has seen changes in the methods of mounting stamps.
E) 	does not impress parents anymore.

59. 	Plastic pockets are sometimes used…. 

A) 	to avoid black and white contrasts.
B) 		because they don't mark the back of the stamps.
C) 	since they provide the only way to see the stamps.
	D) 	because they can be stuck on in rows. 
	E) 	to make slight marks on stamps.

60. 	It is obvious in the passage that hingeless albums are those ………

A) 	using black or white backgrounds.
B) 		in which the collector can mount stamps with hinges.
C) 	in which the collector can mount plastic pockets
D) 	which only take individual stamps
E) 		in which plastic pockets are already mounted.
61.-63. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

Twenty years ago, before the North Sea discoveries, gas was already becoming the most popular domestic fuel largely because of the success of the new gas fires and the growing new demand for central heating. It wasn't the cheapest fuel on the market then, though costs were being held down because of efficient new production and business methods. But its controllability, cleanliness, and other advantages, with the efficiency and attractiveness of the new gas appliances, made gas a winner. Today, with 3 million more customers, gas is the long-established market leader. On latest figures, for example, it accounts for over three quarters of all new Central heating installations in Britain.

61.	Gas first began to be popular because it was ………

A) 	cheaper than other fuels
B) 	a new domestic fuel
C) 	clean and easy to regulate
D)	part of an efficient new production 
E) 	its impractical controllability.

62. 	Efficient and attractive new gas appliances ……… 

A) 	also made gas popular domestic fuel
B) 	won gas a prize
C)	held down the costs
D)		increased the demand for central heating 
E) 	led to the North Sea discoveries.

63. 	Today gas is used by ………

	A) 	3 million people in Britain 
B) 	three quarters of a million.
C)	3 million more than twenty years ago.
D) 	all new central heating installations in Britain. 
E) 		3 million customers in the world.

64.-66. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

A film director's style is usually personal and recognisable, but every rule has its exception. Not long ago, I was in a theatre watching Roman Polonsky's Macbeth. Suddenly the actor slowed considerably. A frightening red circle began moving outward from the centre of the screen, engulfing first the actors and finally the entire screen. I was sitting on the edge of my seat, waiting for the next horror, which never came. It was not Polonsky's terrifying style, after all, but a fly in the film projector.

64.	The writer points out that although it is not always true ………

A) 	a director's style is never recognised.
B) 		the styles of directors have lots of exceptions 
C)		Roman Polonsky is an expert at shooting Macbeth Films
D)		viewers usually find it difficult to understand a director's personality.
E) 	we can know a director by his style.

65. 	From the way the writer sat we can understand that ………

A) 	he was frightened.
B) 	the seat was not comfortable. 
C) 	the film was about to end
D)		there was not enough room for him to sit. 
E) 	he was waiting for the next film

66. 	The writer realised that the red circle was ………

A) 	the director's style 
B) 	a film projector
C) 	just an insect.
D) 	the actors moving outward 
E) 	the shadow of the projector

67.-69. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

He was brought to the asylum at the age of three when the staff at the orphanage could no longer cope with his wild behaviour, and he has been here for the last eight years. He is surrounded by the despairing cries of the other fifteen or so children who share the room, which is illuminated by a single electric bulb hanging from the ceiling, just out of reach. There is no warmth surrounding him, so for much of the day he sits on the stone floor in his torn, naked clothes clasping his knees tightly to his thin body and burying his head; there are moments of rage as well, when he hit his pale, scarred face with his fists or beats his head against one of the walls. At other times he simply sits there rocking hard backwards and forwards, his wide open, black eyes staring at the grey walls and at a terrifying, endless future as sorrowful as despair itself.

67.	According to the paragraph ………

A) 	it is terrifying to stay in an asylum 
B) 	there is no warmth in an asylum 
C) 	children are all poor and need care
D)		there have been others as desperate as him in the asylum
E) 	there has been an energy crisis

68. 	It is stated in the passage that when there are moments of rage, the boy …..

A) 	feels desperately uneasy.
B) 		hits his face with his fists or beats his head against one of the walls.
C)		stays in an empty room in the asylum.
D)		simply sits there, rocking hard backwards and forwards.
E) 	feels no warmth around himself.

69. 	In general the boy ………

A) 		simply sits there, rocking hard backwards and forwards, his wide open, black eyes staring at the grey walls
B) 		sits on his bed in his torn, naked clothes
C) 	sits clasping his knees tightly to his thin body and burying his head
D) 	he stares at the grey walls
E) 		share the room, which is illuminated by a single electric bulb hanging from the ceiling, just out of reach.

 70.-72. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

Travelling by yourself all through the night when you are ten is a big adventure and you can hardly expect to sleep as if you were in bed at home. But Mary Ann was not at all frightened. She had no brothers or sisters so she was often by herself, and she had learned not to let herself be afraid unless there was something serious to be afraid of. She had come to Australia from England because her father was going to live and work in Suncity. And because her parents had decided that a hotel, the only home they had been able to find, was not a happy place for a little girl. Mary Ann was going to live with the Walkers, Uncle Tom and Aunt Mary, who lived on a sheep station two hundred miles west of Suncity.

70.	Mary Ann wasn't frightened ………

A) 		as she was accustomed to being alone as she had no sisters or brothers
B) 		because she was accustomed to travelling by herself all through the night.
C) 	so long as there was something serious to be afraid of
D) 	since she used to travel with her parents at nights
E) 		for his father was going to live and work in Syndey

71. 	One cannot expect to sleep comfortably ………

A) 	in a hotel in Suncity
B) 	while travelling alone through the night 
C) 	if he is having an adventure
D) 	if there is something serious to be afraid of 
E) 	unless he is brave enough to travel

72. 	Mary Ann was going to live with his relatives ………

A) 		so that it was impossible to live with her parents in a hotel.
B) 		because the hotel wasn't as happy as her parents expected.
C)		since the hotel wasn't good enough to live
D)		as her parents couldn't find any place but for a hotel to live.
E) 		because a hotel wasn't suitable for her to live
73.-75. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

Demography, the size of population, the speed at which it changes and its age structure, is an important factor in determining how a country' s economy will perform and what economic policies a government should follow. For example, in a country where the population is growing very fast, the economy has to grow quickly if the income per head is not to fail. In a country like South Africa, where the population is rising by about 2.7 per cent a year, politicians are worried about producing enough extra national income to at least correspond that level of increase. In Britain, however, the population has grown by less than 2 per cent over the last 10 years. Therefore almost all the economic growth in Britain during that time has meant higher average per head, even if the distribution of income is unequal.

73.	According to the paragraph, demography enables a government…..

A) 		to learn how much the  population of the country
B) 	to follow its economic policies soundly
C) 	to find out where the population is growing  fast
D) 	to determine the speed of its economic growth 
E) 		to learn where the economy has to grow quickly

74. 	According to the paragraph, if the national income per head falls,  …….

A) 	the politicians usually become worried
B) 		the population has grown by less than 2 per cent for a long time
C) 	the economy hasn’t been growing as fast as the population
D) 	extra national income corresponds that level of increase
E) 		the economy has to rise by about 2.7 per cent a year

75. 	During the last ten years the British have got higher national income per head ………

A)		because the growth of population hasn’t been by more than 2 per cent in Britain
B) 		since almost all the economic growth in Britain has been faster
C) 	there has been an equal distribution of national income 
D) 	as the growth of population in Britain is more than expected
E)		because the government have to distribute extra national income equally

76-80. sorularda verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın cümleyi seçiniz.

76.	Someone had spilt a whole cup of tea over my bread, which was now soggy and impossible to eat.

A) 		I couldn't eat my bread because it became soggy after someone had spilt a whole cup of tea over it.
B) 		My bread over which someone had spilt a whole cup of coffee became soggy.
C) 	My soggy bread which I couldn't eat had fallen over a whole cup of tea.
D) 	Although someone had spilt a whole cup of tea over my bread it became soggy because I couldn't eat it.
E) 		I couldn't eat my bread even though someone had spilt a whole cup of tea over it and it became soggy.

77. 	A sudden shriek of horror from outside the door caused me to drop the egg on the floor.

A) 		I couldn't understand the reason for the sudden shriek of horror from outside the door because I dropped the egg on the floor.
B) 		I had to drop the egg on the floor because I suddenly heard a shriek of horror from outside the door.
C)		When I dropped the egg on the floor I suddenly heard a shriek which caused me panic outside the door.
D)		A sudden shriek of horror from outside the door was made to drop the egg on the floor.
E) 		The egg fell on the floor when I was outside the door hearing a sudden shriek of horror.

78. 	I found it very difficult to see what I was eating in the dimly-fit restaurant,

A) 		The dimly-lit restaurant made it difficult for me to eat what I was eating.
B) 		I couldn't eat anything at that restaurant because my eye sight was poor.
C) 	I could hardly see what I was eating in that tiny restaurant.
D) 	The restaurant where I was going blind because it was dimly - lit was a difficult one as I had difficulty in eating.
E) 	I had difficulty seeing what I was eating in the restaurant as it was dimly-lit.

79. 	It would have been impossible for me to do it without your help.

A) 		I wouldn't have done it if you had helped me.
B) 		It would have been possible for me to do it if you had helped me.
C)		I couldn't have done it but for your help.
D) 	You hadn't helped me that’s why I couldn't do it. 
E) 		You didn't help me otherwise I could have done it.

80. 	Not having been fed the correct information, the computer caused a serious error to be made by the company.

A) 		The company made a serious error because of their lack of information on the computer.
B) 		The computer made the company find the serious error because it was not fed the correct information. 
C) 	Although the company knew the correct information, the computer made a serious error.
D)		Since the computer had not been fed the correct information a serious error was made by the company.
	E) 	The serious error was not the company's but the computer's fault.

81-85. sorularda verilen parçayı uygun şekilde tamamlayan cümleyi bulunuz.

81. 	A doctor taking over a local practice visited a 74-year-old woman who had been bedridden for 40 years. He could find nothing wrong with her. He discovered that one of his predecessors had ordered the woman to bed because she had influenza and had told her not to get up again until he returned. He forgot to return. Within a few days, the 74-year-old single woman had recovered but ……… Several weeks elapsed and he still did not call. By then the patient had discovered that she enjoyed being waited on hand and foot-and she refused to budge.

A) 	At first she was nursed by her mother.
B) 		When the old woman died her brother - in - law took over.
C) 	it took seven months of sympathetic encouragement before the old lady was persuaded to leave her bed.
D)		she remained in her sickroom awaiting the doctors' visit.
	E) 	a new doctor to the area paid a routine call to the patients home in Tounton and examined the old woman.

82. 	Joe Ramirez, 19 years of age, drove to the court house in a New York suburb to face a traffic charge. As his case was about to be called he realised that his par king meter was running out, so he asked the judge for time to feed it. His request was granted.  ……… when a policeman grapped him for jay-walking. He gave Joe a ticket and a long lecture. So long a lecture that a traffic warden got to his car first and gave him a ticket.

A) 		Joe had to feed the meter until the judge returned.
B) 		Joe raced out and was starting across the street 
C) 	He was duly fined five dollars, as he had expected.
D)		The court clerk accepted the money on a promise that the remainder would be forth coming.
E)		Joe, now broke, walked two miles home

83. 	Two gypsy children were badly wounded in Haly when a booby-trapped "gift package" given to them by a passing motorist blew up and investigators said the bomb was designed to kill. Police said the device exploded in the girl's hands as soon as she opened it. Doctors said the boy risked losing the sight in one eye and ………

A) 		another gypsy child was given an exploding book of fairy tales in the same area.
B) 		a 20 year - old Italian was arrested on suspicion of that assault three weeks ago.
C) 	his sister suffered serious injuries to her arms and legs
D) 	he told a news conference that a doll had been found at the scene
E) 		the attacker had probably given it to the children to tempt them to take the package.

84. 	The cafe owner was looking at the old man in amazement. He had taken out a small hammer and had started using it to break a small stone. After a couple of hits, ……… The man had picked it up and placed it on the counter, presumably as payment for the cheese sandwich and coffee.

A) 		when the owner had looked at the shiny object carefully, he saw that it was a gold coin.
B) 		the stone had broken open and something shiny had fallen out.
C) 	the coffee owner pointed to the coin and the old man just looked at him.
D) 	he had seen and heard everything that had happened.
E) 		he was looking for someone to buy them for him.

85. 	I woke at dawn and left the house quietly. My friends were waiting. ……… After stopping for a quick coffee, we began the steep walk uphill. As this was the first time I had climbed, I was surprised to find that it was not too difficult for me to keep going. By mid-morning, we were over half way up.

A) 		If I hadn't been attached to the leader by a rope I'm sure I would have fallen.
B) 		I kept remembering the advice I had been given, not to look down.
C)		We reached the top safety but I was quite frightened. 
D) 	We set off from the village towards the foot of the mountain.
E) 		As the others rested, I was so impressed that I simply stood and stared.

86-90. sorularda, verilen durumda söylenmiş olabilecek sözü bulunuz.

86.	One of your friends asks you the name of the book you have been reading recently. You say "nonsense". She/he is surprised with your answer and you say:

A) 		You are always asking nonsense questions 
	B) 	Well, your talking style is in fact nonsense. 
C)		Oh, this is the name of the book, nonsense
D) 	In fact I have always thought you as a nonsense person.
E) 		Why are you surprised? Aren’t you 		talking nonsense?
87. 	You are talking on the phone with a fiend but your little sister is interrupting you with lots of demands. You ask your mother to take her away:

A) 		Mum, why don't you teach her how to behave herself?
B) 		Don't you see I am talking? Can't you wait a few minutes?
C) 	Mum, can you please let me talk with my friend for a while?
D) 	Mum, I have a talk with you about my friend on the telephone.
E) 		Mum, can you please take her out of the room while I am talking?

88. 	Although you are a good driver you get nervous to drive in the city-centre. You need help from a driving instructor. You explain your problem to him:

A) 		I am an experienced and skilful teacher that’s why I need some help from you.
B) 		Why don't you drive in the city-centre to improve your driving ability.
C) 	I need to improve myself by driving in the city-centre to get over my anxiety.
D) 	I want to help you learn how to drive in the city centre without getting nervous.
E) 		I have to learn not to drive in the city-centre since I am a nervous person.

89.	Your friend is accused of making an accident and driving away from the scene of the crime without waiting for the police to come. You object to the accusation as he was with you at the time, you say:
		
	A) 	He might have done that if he could have been brave enough.
B) 	He can't have done that because we were together all day long.
C) 	It is impossible for him to have escaped from there. He has always been an honest person.
D) 	I don't believe that he has made an accident. He is a careful driver.
E) 	He may have been drunk at the time of the accident; otherwise, wouldn't have made an accident.

90. 	You have a very important meeting early in the morning and you have to be there in time. You remind your mother to wake you up earlier than usual.

A) 		Please don't wake up even if the president calls me
B) 		Don't bother to wake me up, I will set the alarm clock
C) 	I have got to be there before the meeting starts. 
D) 	Don't forget to wake me up earlier. You know how important the meeting is for me.
E) 		Don't forget to go there before everybody else; otherwise, it will be bad for you.

91-95. sorularda karşılıklı konuşmanın boş bırakılan kısmında söylenmiş olabilecek sözü bulunuz.

91.	John 	: What are you going to do when 
				you finish your school?
	Sidney : I shall go back home and 
			practice architecture there.
	John 	: ………? 
	Sidney: It’ll be useful in many ways 
			because there's a lot about 
			architecture written in English. I 
			think I've done well to brush up 
			my English.

A) 		What made you decide to take up architecture as a career.
B) 		Did your teachers encourage you to study architecture
C)		When are you going to graduate from English department.
D) 	Will you need English in your job?
E) 		Why have you chosen this country for your studies?

92. 	Burcu : I suppose that family life has 
				changed a lot in the last fifty 
				years, hasn't it?
	Büşra : ……… ?
Burcu : I suppose that's why in those 
		days very few women took up 
		careers outside the home. They 
		were too busy to bring up their 
		families.

A) 		Yes, most people had servants to do the house work and nannies to look after the children.
B) 		Oh, yes, very much. I think families used to be much larger. Very few people nowadays care to have such large families.
C) 	Well, I think we have more freedom of choice and we're more independent now.
D) 	I think that family life in the old days must have been very pleasant and secure.
E) 		In fact I wouldn't like to have lived then. At least today we're free to marry whoever we like and to take up a job if we wish.

93. 	Merve	: ………?
Reneta: Oh, there are a lot of dishes I 
		miss very much indeed.
Merve 	: Don't you like any of English 
		dishes?
Reneta: Well, I'm a little tired of your 
		fish and chips. I don't like the 
		way you cook your vegetables, 
		either.

A) 	Do you miss your home cooking a lot 
B) 		Are you getting used to our English food 
C) 	What are your favourite dishes
D) 	Which would you prefer Reneta, pudding or apple pies.
E) 		What do you think about the quality of English food.

94. 	Mustafa : We are going to Spain for our 
			holiday this summer.
Erhan	: Good. Now, where shall we 
		stay? 
Mustafa : ………
	Erhan	: No, I don't want to go there 
			again. 

A) 	Where do you suggest then ?
B) 	How long will it take us to get there ?
	C) 	I haven't been camping before, so it’ll be a new experience for me.
	D) 	We can use my tent. It’s big enough for both of us.
E) 		We could stay in the same place as last year, couldn't we?
95. 	Ali 		: You look tired. What have you 
				been doing?
	Hasan	: ………
	Ali 		: Have you got to pass?
Hasan : Yes, otherwise I'll have to 
		leave college.

A) 		I'm sure I'll be alright. I got top marks last year 
B) 		Well, don't get too worried.
C) 	It is kind of you to think of me.
D) 	Staying up late, working for my exams.
E) 		Nothing unusual. Just studying and sleeping a lot.

			
96-100. sorularda, anlam bakımından parçaya uygun olmayan cümleyi bulunuz.

96. 	(I) 	In ancient Egypt the cat was a goddess, so the people made the statues of cats, usually woman with cat heads. (II) Women looked like cats, with narrow eyes and a gentle walk and Egyptian never hurt cats because it was unlucky. (III) The Persians knew this, so when they attacked an Egyptian army once, they let cats run in front of the soldiers. (IV) The Egyptian soldiers didn't dare to fight against the Persians soldiers who won a very important war by this trick against the Egyptians. (V) After burning the cats, they thought there would be no illness.

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

97.	(I) 	We may suspect that the Scots keep their very best malt whisky to preserve their own toes and fingers in cold weather. (II) But they make enough for England and other countries, (III) In fact 80 % of Scotch whisky goes outside the British Isles. (IV) But three-year-old whisky is still young, and the best whisky houses let their whisky mature for ten or even fifteen years. (V) People drink it in all sorts of ways, before meals, during meals and after meals.

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

98. 	(I) Solar energy has many uses. (II) In many parts of the world, people are building solar houses with large number of windows to collect the heat of the sun. (III) Solar collectors can make hot water from sunlight. (IV) The rays of the sun heat the water in a solar collector, and the hot water goes into a storage tank. (V) The modern world is becoming more and more productive nowadays.

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

99. 	(I)	The great Wall of China was originally built for the purpose of defence. (II) This wall greatly contributes to China's 	income as a tourist attraction. (III) It was begun in 221 B.C. and took twenty years to complete. (IV) More than a million men were engaged in the task of making this wall. (V) These men were forced labour composed of the criminals throughout the country.

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

100. (I)	Jack dived into the cool, clear water of the lake. (II) With long, powerful strokes, he swam rapidly toward a boat. (III) A moment later he came to the surface, gasping for breath. (IV) He could see a girl's bright straw hat floating on the water, and he was afraid someone had fallen in. (V)  When he reached the hat he dived straight down, hoping to find the girl in time to save her life.

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