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1. – 16. sorularda verilen boşluklara getirilebile-cek uygun ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. If you are planning to work as a medical secretary or a legal secretary, your knowledge about the field’s ---- must be both wide and updated so as not to cause major and irreversible problems in reports.

A) profession

B) terminology

C) perfection

D) extensity

E) density

2. After many television productions promoting it, boutique pastry which requires working ---- has become popular in Turkey in recent years.

A) dispersedly

B) laxly

C) studiously

D) solicitously

E) sloppily

3. When Laura steps in a crowd, she attracts atten-tion of everyone as she has an ---- beauty.

A) exquisite

B) attentive

C) ordinary

D) inner

E) unexceptional

4. After his merciless lover’s departure from the town, the young man burnt all photographs he had collected for 12 years, and ---- ashes through a waste container with anger.

A) picked

B) distributed

C) scattered

D) gathered

E) merged

5. Mr. Demir, who is 70 years old, has bought a smart phone after using an analog cell phone for a long time, to ---- his grandchildren’s generation.

A) come along with

B) put up with

C) get away with

D) keep up with

E) get along with

6. Daisy tried to call police when someone ---- her apartment but failed, because her phone was out of battery.

A) settle down

B) wipe out

C) set up

D) broke in

E) put off

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7. Fazıl Say ---- International Beethoven Prize, which ---- as the most prestigious music award, for peace, human rights, and fighting poverty by Bee-thoven Academy, in 2016.

A) grants / accepts

B) granted / was accepted

C) is granted / is accepted

D) had been granted / has been accepted

E) was granted / is accepted

8. Matteo was three years old when his parents moved to the city, eventually he forgot ---- in a wrecked cottage.

A) live

B) living

C) to live

D) having lived

E) to have lived

9. The last question in the exam was about ideal state. If you ---- some Plato, you ---- a least a few sentences.

A) will read / should write

B) read / should have written

C) are reading / may have written

D) had read / could have written

E) have read / would write

10. Serel received her salary but got it stolen ---- her wedding day.

A) in B) on C) at

D) of E) for

11. My love ---- this beautiful woman has been grow-ing since the day I saw her ---- 1000 people.

A) in / between

B) with / in

C) for / between

D) of / by

E) for / among

12. Nowadays many people, especially women, sell products which they produce using inexpensive materials online ---- they get necessary permis-sion for sale from related government agency and provide invoice to customers.

A) provided that

B) on the other hand

C) in case of

D) owing to

E) irrespective of

13. Parents can now learn their children’s body tem-perature easily when they are ill ---- the new med-ical thermometers that have undergone an impor-tant technological change.

A) in addition to

B) although

C) apart from

D) thanks to

E) in spite of

14. The governor has just announced that all primary and middle schools’ lessons had been cancelled ---- dense snowing.

A) because

B) due to

C) instead of

D) in case

E) regardless of


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15. Cem has shown some unexpected negative be-havior towards his employees probably ---- work stress but I’m sure that he will understand his mis-take soon.

A) thanks to

B) because

C) because of

D) regardless of

E) so as to

16. A fit body, which is everyone’s dream, is not easy to gain because you achieve this goal ---- you work out regularly and eat clean.

A) on condition that

B) instead of

C) regardless of

D) in addition to

E) owing to

17. – 21. sorularda, parçada numaralandırılmış alanlara getirilmesi uygun ifadeleri bulunuz.

There has been a group of people in recent years who limits or minimize the number of stuff (17) ---- they use in houses and offices. (18) ---- quantity ---- features of objects are taken into consideration. This popular trend, which can be referred as a part (19) ---- min-imalism, leads these followers to create a smooth environment which do not tire eyes and enable work-ing efficiently. Likewise, this movement is reflected to interior architecture and design. (20) ---- traditional, curved, heavy furniture, designers now (21) ---- rather minimal, light, simple objects, using less or any color three colors; black, white and grey.

17.

A) when B) how C) what

D) why E) –

18.

A) Both / and

B) Neither / nor

C) Either / or

D) Whether/or

E) The/the

19.

A) of B) in C) for

D) with E) by

20.

A) Because of

B) On grounds of

C) Instead of

D) In case of

E) On account of

21.

A) produce B) pretend C) portray

D) purge E) partake


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22. – 26. sorularda, parçada numaralandırılmış alanlara getirilmesi uygun ifadeleri bulunuz.

Mythology is the study of collected stories, myths, per-sonalities which tells us cultures, nature and customs. (22) ---- people who are interested in lives of gods and goddesses, there are many schools and universities (23) ---- schedule mythology classes for students. In those classes students learn about great Zeus; the King of all gods and goddesses, Athena; goddess of intelligence and reason, Aphrodite; the goddess of beauty, love and desire… Generally, (24) ---- as a very beautiful, blonde lady in paintings and sourc-es, she is known to have attracted men, had a power which binds people, and secret affairs in Greek My-thology. (25) ---- these characteristics of her, a story, theJudgementofParis, comes to minds. A goddess, Eris, comes to a wedding which she wasn’t invited and angry for not getting an invitation and willing to cause a bedlam. She presents an apple and addresses “the most beautiful woman”, three goddesses Hera, Ath-ena, Aphrodite. Zeus interferes at this point and ap-points Paris (26) ---- one of those goddesses, each offering promises. Paris chooses Aphrodite because she pledged to bring the love of the most beautiful woman, Spartan Helen. Paris accepted this offer and presented the apple in return. However, Paris’ de-cision would later cause the break out of the Trojan War.

22.

A) Though B) As much as

C) As many as D) As if

E) If

23.

A) whom B) in which C) that

D) when E) whose

24.

A) hidden B) depicted

C) taken D) understood

E) foreseen

25.

A) Because B) Therefore

C) Despite D) Provided

E) Apart from

26.

A) choose B) to choose

C) to have chose D) chose

E) choosing


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27. – 36. sorularda, cümleleri tamamlayan uy-gun ifadeyi bulunuz.

27. Tattoos have mostly been made for visual and aesthetic reasons but ----.

A) there are also many people who do it to indicate their chronical illness in case paramedics need in a situation when the person is unconscious

B) modern master builders demand very high prices which some cannot afford

C) of course, children’s skin is sensitive and not fully developed

D) now they can design mass patterns to hide birth-marks which you don’t want to seem

E) once you had it done your skin may develop reac-tion which would later cause serious damage

28. Even though passenger airplanes which have the capacity to carry 850 passengers is thought to be the largest, ----.

A) many people, especially ones who have flight anx-ieties, do not prefer to travel by these

B) planes which have 110.000 kg capacity and carry plane pieces overseas the are placed on the top in this category

C) some passengers are in the opinion that those are more likely to have crash even if it has not been scientifically proven yet

D) only 190 were built and sold airway companies worldwide

E) they are mostly used for international flights in-stead of domestic

29. Some people cannot, or hardly lose weight due to insulin resistance ----.

A) and she does not obey diet plan which her dietician prescribed

B) which may occur because of sedentary lifestyle and food which suddenly increase blood glucose

C) even intense work-out may not be sufficient to de-crease it

D) if diet does not work, you doctor is possibly to pre-scribe you some medicine

E) you have a blood test which is analyzed by a pro-fessional medical person

30. In contrast to popular belief which was almost 20 years ago ----.

A) many people still abstain from using it and don’t abandon traditional methods like using salt to ease the process

B) they are irreplaceable for working people, stu-dents, office kitchens and everyone living alone

C) I do not prefer to use microwave ovens since I like eating fresh

D) the number of household appliances sold is in-creasing %2 last year

E) a microwave oven spreads radiation only as much as a cell phone does, which means many people had been mistaken

31. Credit cards sometimes let off the hook in a month for salaried employee until they get next salary, ----.

A) although some of banks offer advantageous op-tions to make you a user

B) some banks still let you use your credit card on condition that you pay 50% of your accrued debt

C) there are approximately 30 million people in this country who are being sued for debts unpaid

D) but if the person is unemployed s/he may be in trouble in upcoming months

E) it is always better to carry cash in your pocket in case you may not find cash point any time you need

32. If you have old furniture, household appliances or clothes, ----.

A) it is best to make a market research to buy dis-counted products

B) especially homeless people have difficult times during winter

C) you can exchange them with other people on on-line platforms and economically make use of them

D) we decided to give gifts to children who are suc-cessful at competitions

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33. Unlike previous generations who aimed at buying properties with their salaries ----.

A) the elderly spent more time at libraries because they didn’t have the Internet then

B) young people prefer adventure like camping in a foreign country instead of investing their money on houses or cars today

C) it is observed that parents push their children to learn more by getting them enrolled at activity courses

D) lux or boutique hotels, cottages, or rental houses are only some of alternatives for vacationers

E) children used to save money on little tin boxes called penny bank

34. The young teacher does not only teach her stu-dents how to write and read, ----.

A) they follow a plan which was prepared by educa-tional experts beforehand

B) but also, growing a well-behaved and virtuous per-son in life is very important

C) students’ exams need to be evaluated for the next stage

D) but also, shows techniques for building simple ma-chines and wooden models which would pay the way for their future professions

E) an ideal teacher motivates students to achieve better and becomes a companion in their way to success

35. Many young college students are volunteered to spare time for helping people ----.

A) facilities are available for them to spend time after classes

B) teachers also support innovative and creative ide-as of their students

C) founding a charity is another way to raise aware-ness about disabled children

D) if they are given financial support by leaders in var-ious sectors

E) the consequences of their actions may not be as they were expected

36. Tenants should have less stuff in their homes ----.

A) on the other hand, carrying agencies have special-ly designed boxes in which your stuff is not dam-aged

B) because families with little children generally buy stuff and most of them are toys

C) however, a contract can be signed by both sides before the term begins

D) likewise, landlords may demand extra money if their tenant harms either intentionally or uninten-tionally any place in house

E) because it will take short time and be easier to transfer when they decide to move to another house

37. – 39. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlelere anlamca en yakın Türkçe cümleleri bulunuz.

37. Steve Jobs, who was the inventor of mobile phones and computers used by millions of peo-ple, had been the lowest-paid CEO in the world for 14 years.

A)Milyonlarca insan tarafından kullanılan cep tele-fonuvebilgisayarlarınmucidiolanSteveJobs14yıldırdünyadaenazmaaşlaçalışanCEO’dur.

B)14yılboyuncadünyadakiCEO’lararasındaendü-şükmaaşlıolanSteveJobs’tıvemilyonlarcainsantarafındankullanılanceptelefonlarıvebilgisayarla-rıüretmişti.

C)Milyonlarcainsantarafındankullanılanceptelefo-nuvebilgisayarlarınmucidiolanSteveJobs14yılboyuncadünyadakiendüşükmaaşlıCEO’ydu.

D)Tümdünyadamilyonlarcainsantarafındankullanı-lanceptelefonuvebilgisayarlarınmucidiolmasınarağmenSteveJobs,14yılboyuncaendüşükma-aşlıCEO’ydu.

E)Dünyadamilyonlarcainsanınkullandığıceptelefo-nuvebilgisayarlarınmucidiolanSteveJobs14yılboyuncaendüşükmaaşlıCEO’ydu.


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38. People are curious about what will President Ba-rack Obama, who was formerly United States Sen-ator from Illinois, do after he hands over the reins to Republican, president-elect Donald Trump.

A) İnsanlar,Illinois’danBirleşikDevletlerSenatörüveBaşkanıBarackObama’nınkoltuğunucumhuriyet-çi, seçilmiş başkanı Donald Trump’a bıraktıktansonraneyapacağıkonusundameraklılar.

B) İnsanlar,öncedenIllinois’danBirleşikDevletlerSe-natörüolanBaşkanBarackObama’nınkoltuğunucumhuriyetçi,seçilmişbaşkanDonaldTrump’abı-raktıktansonraneyapacağıkonusundameraklılar.

C)BirleşikDevletlerIllinoiseskiSenatörüveBaşkanıBarackObama’nın koltuğunu cumhuriyetçi, seçil-mişbaşkanDonaldTrump’abıraktıktansonraneyapacağımerakkonusu.

D)İnsanlar, koltuğu önceki Birleşik Devletler IllinoisSenatörü, Başkan Barack Obama’dan devralancumhuriyetçi,seçilmişbaşkanDonaldTrump’ınneyapacağıkonusundameraklılar.

E)Önceden Birleşik Devletler Illinois Senatörü olanBarackObamanınkoltuğunuCumhuriyetçiDonaldTrump’adevrettiktensonraneyapacağıinsanlarınmerak konusu oldu.

39. According to a survey consisting of 33 European countries, while Macedonia has the highest rate of unemployment, Switzerland has the lowest rate with 5%.

A)Bir araştırmaya göre 33 Avrupa ülkesi arasındaMakedonya en yüksek işsizlik oranına sahipkenİsviçre%5ileendüşükoranasahiptir.

B)Avrupa’daki 33 ülke arasında en yüksek işsizlikoranıMakedonya’yaaitken,endüşükoran%5ileİsviçre’dedir.

C)33AvrupaülkesinikapsayanbiraraştırmayagöreMakedonya’nınişsizlikoranıenyüksek,%5ileİs-viçreninkiendüşüktür.

D)Bir araştırmaya göre Avrupa’da işsizlik oranı enyüksekülkeMakedonyaiken%5ileİsviçreendü-şükoranasahiptir.

E)33AvrupaülkesinikapsayanbiraraştırmayagöreMakedonyaenyüksekişsizlikoranınasahipkenİs-viçre%5ileendüşükoranasahiptir.

40. – 42. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlelere an-lamca en yakın İngilizce cümleleri bulunuz.

40. Akıllı telefonlar hayatımızı kolaylaştırsa da özel-likle gençlerde bağımlılık yaratması veya sağlığa zarar vermesi sebebiyle kullanımı sınırlanmalıdır.

A) Smart phones make our lives easier but their use must be restricted young people for fear that they may cause addiction.

B) Health problems and addictions are only two rea-sons of restricting frequently use of cell phones for young people.

C) Even though smart phones make our lives eas-ier, their use must be limited for the reason that they lead addiction especially in the young or harm health.

D) Smart phone usage is prohibited because of their fatal consequences majorly on teenagers even if we make our lives easier.

E) Like other technological devices, smart phones make life easier but there’s a concern about its medical and psychological effects on young peo-ple.

41. Kullanılmayan eşyalardan yeni eşyalar üretmek hem sizi bazen alışveriş masrafından kurtarır hem de el becerinizi geliştirir.

A) Producing new stuff from impractical materials can save you from expanses of needs and improves you hand skill.

B) In order to improve your hand skill, you can use unused stuff, it also saves you from spending extra money for shopping.

C) Producing new stuff from unused stuff both some-times saves you from shopping expanses and im-proves your hand skill.

D) You can use detrited stuff to produce new ones, and at the same time, your hand skill is improved.

E) To tighten your belt, you can produce new stuff us-ing old ones and, also improve your hand skill.


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42. Türkiye’deki kadınların %22’si henüz kalıcı tedavi-si bulunamayan migren ağrıları yüzünden günlük yaşamının engellendiğinden yakınmakta.

A) 22% of women in Turkey complain that their daily lives are obstructed because of Migraine whose permanent treatment has not been found yet.

B) Migraine pains is so common among people that 22% of Turkish women suffering from it complain because there’s still not any treatment for it.

C) Among the most distracting problems of Turkish women, Migraine pains is leading with 22% rate because its treatment is still not found.

D) 22% of women in Turkey complain that their dai-ly lives are obstructed because of Migraine pains whose permanent treatment has not been found yet.

E) 22% of women in Turkey complain that their daily lives are obstructed even if Migraine pain whose permanent treatment is yet to be found.

43. – 46. soruları aşağıda verilen parçaya göre yanıtlayınız.

A popular destination for nearly five million adventur-ers every year The Grand Canyon, or as it once called Great Canyon or Big Canyon, is in the northwest of Arizona, USA. Tourist choose the canyon because it’s easier to reach when compared to other sites, have many options to view the scene such as helicopter tours and there’s a chance to watch splendid sunrise and sunset. 446 kilometers’ length, 29 kilometers’ width and 1800 meters’ depth do not make it the big-gest canyon in the world but those are enough for it to become one of the most visited natural formation. Although there are still conflicts among many scien-tists about its age, it’s generally estimated that The Grand Canyon is assumed to be two billion years old, and this makes it an ideal site for discovery for geolo-gists and the host for many Native tribes such as the Hualapai Tribal Nation and Havasupai Tribe which are still responsible from its protection and management. It’s also revealed that we owe much to The Grand Canyon because it provides us necessary information about the Earth’s generation; two billion years means 40 percent of the whole history.

43. It’s understood from the passage that the Grand Canyon ----.

A) is known to be the largest in the world

B) is homeland for some indigenous people

C) has always been referred with only one name

D) has a history which scientist have a common opin-ion about

E) is the ideal source to discover the history of Arizo-na

44. It would be true to say that the Grand Canyon ----.

A) completed its formation 6 million years ago

B) is exactly two million years’ old

C) has the potential to enable geological researches

D) it is so wide that it reaches Nevada and Utah

E) has a undulating surface which makes impossible for researchers to study

45. Every year millions of people visits the Grand Canyon because ----.

A) though not certain, it is accepted as the widest can-yon compared to others

B) sightseeing opportunities, landscape and easy ac-cess put it above the rest

C) Native tribes have been living there for years and this brings a historical significance

D) geologists recommend to see to ones who are cu-rious about history

E) it has been accepted as the most attractive desti-nation of western side of the States

46. The passage does not give a detail about --- of the Grand Canyon.

A) width

B) history

C) occupants

D) touristic attractions

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Not turning the clocks back by staying in summer time or winter time with the purpose of using daylight bet-ter may not be efficient at first. Students and people who begin working in early hours complain about this timing stating that they still feel like as if they still need to sleep since the sun sets after they wake up. This is because of a hormone in our body called melatonin and directly related with this disturbance. Melatonin is released only in dark environment, which basically means at nights. Therefore, sleeping between 21.00 and 05.00 is assumed to be the ideal period; between 02.00 and 04.00, it reaches its maximum level. Itmakes easier for us to sleep and sets out body time. Now, the warnings appearing at 21.30 every night on Turkish television channels and advising children to sleep seem more comprehensible. Not only children, but also adults need sleeping in these specific hours because with developing technology we spend 2/3 of our time using machines powered by electricity and spread light which hinders the production of melatonin as much as daylight does. Our body prepares itself for sleep with the sunset; but we retard our bedtime by working at home under a desk lamp, watching television, and the most common, idle around with smart phones, even in bed. First, we harm our eyes, secondly our sleeping pattern, then our whole body makes it regular and causes even cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and mental disorders, par-ticularly depression. Unplugging all electronic devices at evenings or adjusting their brightness according to your environment at nights and fastening sleeping time are little but very effective precautions in long term.

47. One can understand from the passage that ----.

A) if one sleeps between 21.00 and 05.00, s/he possi-bly benefit from the effects of melatonin

B) time factor is not important for melatonin since it is related with age

C) adults, most of which are working people, may spend half of their day using electronics

D) hormone release is independent from our actions so it is not affected positively or negatively

E) timing is not important for hormone release as long as dark environment is available

48. According to the passage ----.

A) daylight is necessary when the requirements of a healthy body are considered

B) children are more likely to be affected by outer fac-tors which cause insufficient melatonin release

C) leaving technological devices out of action at nights is a way to help your body release melatonin

D) television is the major problem for children since it affects their sleep

E) restricting use of cell phones in daytime is the only way to solve problem of sufficient sleep

49. It cannot be inferred from the passage that ----.

A) melatonin reaches its peak at night between 2 and 4a.m.

B) by the sunset, human body prepares itself for the night even if we do not realize

C) children should go to bed at 9.30 pm which is the ideal timing

D) we actually do not let our body to follow its regular circle by resisting to stay awake at evenings

E) if melatonin is not released in sufficient amount in one’s body, the person is negatively affected if s/he is not adult

50. According to the passage ----.

A) keeping electronics in the room where you sleep doesn’t affect your sleep

B) the risk of developing cancer, diabetes or psycho-logical disorders cannot be predicted

C) our body is affected negatively due to insufficient melatonin which may result in various illnesses in-cluding cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and mental disorders

D) electronics such as television harms body but elec-tric light is considered innocent

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Suprematist movement in art began with Russian painter and art theoretician Kaizmir Malevich, the founder, in early 20th century. The name takes its roots from Latin word suprema or supra meaning “the topmost”. Basic geometric forms; such as circles, squares, rectangles, and limited range of colors, gen-erally black and white, are primary elements of this abstract and nihilist concept. Having begun his career by depicting agricultural laborers on canvas, Malevich professionally involved in art by working as a technical painter at a railroad company in his youth. In early 1900s, he was attracted by mystical sides of quantita-tive sciences. Then he returned painting, which would pave the way to the birth of Supremacism, by drawing pictures of three different books and designing cos-tumes and décor of an opera, VictoryOver theSunin 1913. Those are assumed to be pioneering steps taken from Futurism to Supremacism. Malevich con-tinued his art by attending an exhibition The Last Fu-turist Exhibition O.10 which consisted of 35 paintings including other artists’. White on White, Supremus:58,BlackCircle which is displayed at St. Petersburg State Russian Museum and famous BlackSquare are the most recognized works of Malevich, who thinks that shapes are more meaningful than objects.

51. It can be inferred from the passage that ----.

A) it is not concrete when the Suprematist movement began

B) Malevich was interested only in paining throughout his life

C) in paintings, which can be categorized in this movement, randomly drawn shapes are mostly ob-served

D) etymology of the word Supremacism was ex-plained by its variations

E) artists in this movement tried to use as many color as they could

52. Though he was the founder of an artistic move-ment, Malevich did not begin his career as a pro-fessional ----.

A) however, his family forced his to make money us-ing his art

B) but worked independently by depicting people on her canvas in the beginning

C) artist but chose a totally different field to work

D) but was in the charge of St. Petersburg Russian Museum

E) instead, worked as an assistant at operas and also contributed to the instruction of decor

53. According to the passage, it is not true that ----.

A) The Last Futurist Exhibition O.10 was an exhibition where only Malevich’s works are displayed

B) Malevich began working professionally at a rail-road company

C) there was a period in Malevich’s life when he gave a break for art

D) Black Circle is one of the most famous works of Malevich

E) sometime, Malevich drew pictures of books in ad-dition to painting

54. According to Malevich ----.

A) it is shapes which tell us more on a piece of art-work, rather than colors and objects

B) if you use many colors than you need, you may deviate from your aim which you want to depict on canvas

C) an artist should use every color found in nature dis-play his emotions on canvas

D) it is shapes which give the true impression of an artwork as much as colors

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In recent years GMO, genetically modified organism, has been a subject to be investigated for many ar-ticles, news and television programs about healthy life. It’s important because GMO, the process of re-dounding a characteristic to a plant which it does not have naturally, is directly related to nutrition, our basic need. Therefore, people may think that GMO is dan-gerous. It has both positive and negative sides affect-ing many areas. First, with modification, a protection shield for modified plant is generated to send away pests and this means efficiency in agriculture in long term. It also eliminates the need for pesticides. Simi-larly, the color, size, smell of a plant can be altered as well and it provides better ways of marketing for pro-ducers. However, it is not the same when observed from consumer’s perspective. Genetically modified plants have the risk of distracting hormone balance in human body and may cause obesity, anomaly, hir-sutism (excessive hair growth on skin), early puberty etc. Not only human being but also animals, espe-cially insects, are killed and this cause degradation of ecosystem, jeopardizing bio-diversity and cause eco-nomic rout for local farmers.

55. It is understood from the passage that ----.

A) it cannot be solely said that GMO has only positive sides

B) consumer does not purchase food with GMO

C) GMO only alters smell and color of plants

D) hazards of genetically modified food have not been known yet

E) genetically modification does not have any role in marketing

56. Among the effects of modified organisms, ---- is not mentioned in the passage.

A) distracting hormone balance of humans

B) harming animals, especially insects

C) being able to function as a protector against pests

D) creating a risk of destroying bio-diversity

E) having the possibility of causing cancer in human body

57. Plants with GMO may effect consumers because ----.

A) it begins controlling our digestive system

B) equilibrium of hormones is distracted

C) protection shield which covers our organs is harmed

D) it eliminates beneficial bacteria and deprives our body from nutrition

E) it threatens our lives with the risk of cancer

58. The author of the passage may aim ----.

A) to make a comparison

B) to give pros and cons

C) to classify

D) to disproof

E) to give opinion


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A man comes to a hospital complaining that some of his organs are missing and some are rotten, and he doesn’t need to eat anything since he thinks he doesn’t have a complete body to be nourished. When doctors see him, they can neither identify any abnormality with his physical integrity nor convince the man that he is fine. Patients suffering from Cotard Syndrome, which is namedafter its discoverer JulesCotard-aFrenchneurologist-feel emptiness in consciousness, move away from reality, chronically feel sad and change their habits. If it proceeds, anxiety, excessive fear, self-denial, negative attitude towards everything in the environment follow previously mentioned symp-toms. Then comes chronic depression; after this point it’s quite difficult to protect the patient from his/her thoughts because they isolate themselves from pub-lic and disregard basic life requirements which would later end up with suicide or auto mutilation because of feeling pitiable.

59. It is clearly stated in the passage that ----.

A) every patient experiences mutilation unintentionally

B) there are various treatments which can result in short time

C) Cotard Syndrome patients believes that something is wrong in their body physically though it is not

D) the syndrome has nothing to do with diet

E) even if the patient goes through a depression, doc-tors are able to apply the best treatment

60. ---- can be understood about the Cotard Syndrome from the passage.

A) Reasons of the syndrome

B) That it’s a mental disorder

C) Prevalence of the disorder

D) Geographical variations of the disorder

E) Ways of treatment

61. It cannot be inferred from the passage that ----.

A) the reason why patients harm their bodies is the feeling of having artificial organs in body

B) patients may feel emptiness in time

C) this syndrome could be followed by various symp-toms such as anxiety

D) the syndrome was first named by a French neurol-ogist

E) being in public is not something that they want

62. It is understood from the passage about the Co-tard Syndrome that ----.

A) it became a subject to some series, science maga-zines and programs

B) people diagnosed with it have the tendency to cut their organs

C) it does not have any relation with other mental illnesses

D) its symptoms are not as severe as depression’s

E) people suffering it became unexplainably cheerful in time


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63. – 67. sorularda, konuşmalardaki boşlukları uygun şekilde tamamlayabilecek ifadeleri bulu-nuz.

63.

Alison:

- I’ve been staying at university’s dormitory for a short time but now I understand that it’s a bit harder than it seemed before coming here.

Laura:

- Do you have problems with your roommate?

Alison:

- ----

Laura:

- We need to obey them if we want to continue living in a regular and peaceful environment.

A) I cannot stand when she turns the lights on in the middle of the night.

B) Public restrooms are generally dirty and may cause many infectious diseases.

C) No, I feel comfortable because transportation is not a problem thanks to the localization in the campus.

D) Yes, and there are thousands of books available there but students use the facility to study.

E) No, but obligation of living according to rules makes me feel stressed at times.

64.

Son:

- Dad why don’t you find a solution for your folders? They cover every inch of your office.

Father:

- I’m an old school, Son; but it wouldn’t be bad if I could allocate less space for all these.

Son:

- ----

Father:

- Then you are taking me to a techno market, my assistant!

A) There are companies which hire a personal assis-tant for you.

B) I tried to teach you how to use the Internet many times but it seems I failed.

C) Since you have a computer and can use it, maybe an exterior disk to would be perfect way to store them.

D) You are using the technology of the 90s, eventually you lose time.

E) I’m very satisfied with my new computer because I can carry it everywhere.


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65.

Alex:

- I want to redecorate my saloon but painters de-mand too much. It will cost twice as much as I can afford.

Nathan:

- Have you considered doing it on your own?

Alex:

- ----

Nathan:

- If you decide to attempt, I’m here to help you since I painted three houses by now as you know.

A) Yes, you’re cut out for this job, I trust you my friend!

B) To tell the truth, I can’t count on you, either.

C) How much should I pay then?

D) Maybe I should call my sisters and nephews to fin-ish in a short time.

E) Ten years ago, I painted my room in four different colors and this is the only experience I have.

66.

Madelyn:

- I must write a research paper on depictions of agri-culture in paintings but don’t know how to begin.

Sean:

- ----

Madelyn:

- No, but I thought observing works on site first may be more inspirational.

Sean:

- If you think so, I recommend you to visit the grand museum in the city.

A) Why don’t you have an ID to visit all museums?

B) Would you like to share your notes with your class-mates about these issues?

C) Have you chosen your sources?

D) Did you consult your adviser before attending ar-chaeologists’ club?

E) Don’t you think it’s too early to write a paper? You’re still a freshman.


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67.

Lisa:

- I have two tickets for the premiere of that famous playbutasweareinbadwithJohn,Idon’twanttogo.

Mom:

- So, will you waste them?

Lisa:

- Of course, I won’t. I paid as much as half of my salary.

Mom:

- ----

Lisa:

- That’s the perfect solution!

A) Uncle Tim spent 30 years at this stage.

B) We have already seen that, really doesn’t worth to upset yourself.

C)Justthrowthemawayifyoureallydonotwanttosee him.

D) Maybe you want to give them as a gift to me and Dad.

E) As your mother, I never let you do such a crazy thing.

68. – 71. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın seçeneği bulunuz.

68. Negotiations between the U.S. and Cuban govern-ments have begun creating a peaceful environ-ment and this is reflected to tourism, conduced to creation of a sincere atmosphere for Cuban socie-ty and American tourists.

A) Tourism is perceived as a way to strengthen ties between Cuban society and American tourists and it’s likely to affect positively politics of U.S. and Cu-ban governments.

B) International negotiations haven’t been effective for creating a peaceful environment between the States and Cuba even though Cuban society and American tourists are willing to come together.

C) Thanks to the recent attempts of the governments of the States and Cuba to create a reconciled at-mosphere, now tourism has also been affected and an intimate environment between the two states’ citizens has been created.

D) Tourism has a potential to affect the foreign policy of Cuba, therefore Cuban and U.S. governments began negotiations which would also interests Cuban society and American tourist to create a peaceful atmosphere.

E) U.S. and Cuban governments has begun negotia-tions with the purpose of creating a sincere atmos-phere between peoples, however, Cuban society and American tourists are reluctant.


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69. We used to learn far countries via magazines and televisions but it has changed thanks to the Inter-net which offers us numerous ways to discover countries, even ones we’ve never heard of.

A) We didn’t have opportunity to learn about foreign cultures but thanks to televisions now we have the chance to learn about countries.

B) Internet offered us many ways to learn countries, including we didn’t know, after having used maga-zines and television as a way of discovery.

C) We used to discover foreign countries through the internet, television and magazines.

D) Only three option was offered to us: the internet, television and magazines, all of which open doors to discover foreign countries which we didn’t know.

E) We want to learn about the World more but we have restricted source such as television and mag-azines.

70. On cloudy and snowy days, we prefer to stay in-side and devote our weekends to television series ensuing episodes instead of outdoor activities in which crowds are gathered.

A) Outdoor activities are not attractive for us any-more, so we decided to spend our weekends at home watching television series.

B) Since winter has arrived staying at home and watching television seems to be the best that we can do.

C) Activities which brings together many people out-door is not our choice so we spend our weekends at home by watching television series continually especially on snowy weather.

D) Whether we spend out holidays at home by watch-ing television series’ episodes or attending to out-door activities which brings together people is de-pend on the weather in winter.

E) On cloudy and snowy days, we either stay home especially on weekends or spend time by attending outdoor activities with other groups.


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71. Young people who cannot endure mobbing by their managers and working for hours anymore follow a new path by travelling around the world and remu-nerate the term wanderlust.

A) The pressure of managers on employees is known as mobbing and it directs young people to quit the job and travel around the world.

B) One reason why young people prefer to travel around the world is that they fed up with their man-ager’s attitude at office.

C) Young people have chosen an alternative way; since they cannot endure their administrator’s long working hours, they carry out wanderlust.

D) Not being able to put up with their administrators and long working hours, young people now choose to travel around the world and qualify their action which is known as wanderlust.

E) Young people should choose the way which they can escape from their managers’ mobbing and travel around the world to remunerate the term wanderlust.

72. – 75. sorularda, verilen paragrafı uygun şe-kilde tamamlayan seçeneği bulunuz.

72. Generational differences have become an impor-tant case today especially with developing tech-nology. Those are related because technology creates a gap between parents and children. Chil-dren can now reach any kind of information on-line using tablets or notebooks, many have even latest technology smart phones. ---- However, today’s children do it with technological devices. They are born in an environment equipped with digital machines, and act as if they knew how to use them before opening eyes to the world. On the other hand parents didn’t have the same condi-tions, they learnt using them by reading instruc-tion guides, not directly practicing. Especially Millennium children, ones born in and after the year 2000, are on the top of this issue. And we, as parents and adults of today, somehow keep pace with this variety which would possibly disappear when today’s kids become grandparents.

A) Children today attend some private courses to make researches as their teachers want, also sup-port it with technology.

B) 50 years ago, children used to make research, consult parents, or spend hours at libraries for reading to investigate things they want to learn or find answer to questions in their minds.

C) They may not fully understand what their grand-children say because educational system has changed a lot.

D) Now, it’s essential to use computers for homework but their health, especially eyes, is negatively af-fected.

E) Teachers give lessons using interactive boards which enables students to participate more.


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73. Mostly known for its political significance, Wash-ington DC is also an important center for art and architecture. There’s stunning, green area which is surrounded by an almost three miles of walk-way on which both politicians and public can tour and rest in Georgetown. There you can see many monuments including Martin Luther King Jr.’s and Abraham Lincoln’s, and many museums inner part of this walkway. ---- The museum also gives visi-tors to chance to learn how to begin their own col-lection. Located in the northwest of Washington DC, Georgetown also attracts many tourists with its historically designed buildings which stands in a harmony with the part of the city. Not only its astonishing architecture and historic charm, but also commercial importance and entertainment make this district a favorite one.

A) The Potomac River is assumed to be two million years old and takes its name from Native American culture.

B) The residents of Georgetown are very careful to protect historical fabric of the district.

C) Smithsonian National Postal Museum is one of them; you can observe the vast collection of Amer-ica’s postal history there.

D) Even today thousands of Afro American citizens gather at Lincoln Memorial, where King delivered his famous speech.

E) Lincoln Memorial is probably the most significant places to be seen in the United States.

74. Global warming has long been a problem for everyone living in this planet. Most of us, espe-cially living in crowded cities, may still not be aware of the threatening facts about it but there are many animals suffering because of the con-sequences of this change in far lands. ---- Global warming, so climate changes, cause dissolving of ice which polar bears live on. Also, it gives way to sea level continuously increase. Therefore, those polar bears look for a new ice floe since they lose former one. While searching, bears may spend days swimming nonstop and this harsh marathon cause them to lose weight. As some surveys ex-plain, if we don’t do something to stop or retard global warming, we won’t be seeing those beau-tiful animals anymore in their natural habitat by 2050.

A) There’s a dramatic change in water levels when statistics of 2006 and 2016 are compared.

B) Restricting our use of water and electricity is a more effective way than we can imagine.

C) We may not be aware of the facts about global warming as European residents but not only polar bears, but also many other species are affected.

D) The relation between ozone layer and global warming is still open to debate.

E) Even though some defend the opposite, global warming continues and we can understand it es-pecially from polar bears’ critical living conditions.


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75. While preparing for a language exam or learning a language, vocabulary may become a great prob-lem for many people who have bad memorizing skills. So, isn’t there any way to ease learning and anchoring what is learnt not to forget quickly? ---- Making a list is a has-been way. Also, vocab-ulary cards can be placed in this category. How-ever, when you are told an interesting story which consists of unknown words or ones that does not sound similar, you focus more and learn it. When you come across those words in that story anoth-er time, you recognize. Even if you cannot remem-ber the meaning in your mother language, at least you can recall if it had a positive or a negative meaning; or with an overall remembrance of the story you can remember the case for which it was used.

A) There’s been a group thinking that learning a lan-guage is a skill which not everyone can have.

B) Vocabulary exams are not healthy to measure one’s knowledge in the target language alone.

C) There’s a threshold for learning language, after that point many ways become futile.

D) For years, language teachers and learners invent innumerable techniques for this.

E) Teachers of preschools generally teach words by singing that helps permanent learning.

76. – 80. sorularda, metnin cümleleri sırayla okunduğunda akışı bozan cümleyi bulunuz.

76. (I) There are several locations in Turkey sharing the samename,Gölcük.(II) One of them is a village with a lake in the District of Bolu, the city which has many picnic areas. (III) The one located in the District of Kocaeli is home to many industrial factories. (IV) The lake is surrounded with an immense forest in which you can fill your lungs with fresh air. (V) While touring around the lake, sipping a cup of salep is a unique pleasure.

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

77. (I) Human history witnessed many tragic, fearful pan-demics throughout years. (II) One of them was The Black Death, probably the most devastating and re-membered in all times. (III) It began in Asia in 1357 andreachedEuropein1346andwasthoughttohavekilled 30% of European population. (IV) Though not certain, the death toll was varied locally, differing in cities and villages. (V) People’s fervor and faith for re-ligion also increased in the wake of epidemic.


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78. (I) Even if it isn’t used as much as before, many of us have heard Fahrenheit - temperature scale mostly use in the UK and the USA. (II) Invented by German-Dutch physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit in early 18th cen-tury, it is a temperature scale which was named after its inventor. (III) There are three reference points to determine temperature; first is the lowest - 0 F which is determined by placing the scale in a mixture com-prised of three substances, second is 32 F and it’s determined using water cloze to freezing point and the highest is determined by human body’s temperature. (IV) According to this temperature scale, Fahrenheit stated that mercury boils at 300 F, while the degree is 180 for water. (V) There’s also centigrade at which water boils at 100 C°.


79. (I) Although many people claim that it has become an overrated holiday destination,Alaçatı is oneof sev-eral popular villages which is ideal for summer days. (II) Many people in Turkey used to visit Aegean coasts but now they prefer to spent holidays somewhere off the beaten path. (III) One reason except for typical at-tractions is that this small village is famous for its wind sports, especially windsurfing. (IV) There you can see many sportspeople, surfers, or kids who tries to learn. (V) Either adult or children, if you do not know how to experience this, you can also find surfing teachers in the town.


80. (I) Most of the doctors who keep their knowledge fresh are skeptical about everything new which hits the market place. (II) One of these new products are probiotic yogurts that promises of a regular digestion system and a healthy urinary system. (III) There are also prebiotics - substances which induces micro-organisms. (IV) One can consume these as yogurt or can prefer to drink it as an alternative beverage. (V) Kefir may have positive functions as some experts and consumers state.


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