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Gönderim Çizelgesi 2

Cevap Anahtarı (1. Kargo) 3

CHAMPION 12.0 (Set İçeriği) 20

Dil Bilgisi Konularının Alt Başlıkları 30

Hız Çizelgesi 36

İÇİNDEKİLER

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GÖNDERİM ÇİZELGESİ

AĞUSTOS KASIM OCAK MART NİSAN

1. Grammar (Step by Step) KİTAP

2. Question Bank, Grammar KİTAP KİTAP

3. Question Bank, All Question Types KİTAP

4. Question Bank, Deneme Sınavları KİTAP

5. Question Bank, Reading KİTAP

6. Phrasal Verbs KİTAP

7. Deneme Sınav Paketi (10 Adet Deneme Sınavı)

BOX SET

8. Vocabulary Studies KİTAP 1 KİTAP 2 KİTAP 3 KİTAP 4 KİTAP 5

9. Activity Journal DERGİ 1 DERGİ 2 DERGİ 3 DERGİ 4 DERGİ 5

10. Practice&Progress DERGİ 1 DERGİ 2 DERGİ 3 DERGİ 4 DERGİ 5

11. Deneme Sınavları SINAV 1-2 SINAV 3-4 SINAV 5-6 SINAV 7-8 SINAV 9-10

YAPRAK TESTLER Test Sayısı Test Sayısı Test Sayısı Test Sayısı Test Sayısı

12. Grammar Activity 1-4 5-6 7-8 9-10 11-12

13. Grammar Test 1-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60

14. Grammar Progress Test 1-4 5-6 7-8 9-10 11-12

15. Grammar Revision Test 1-4 5-6 7-8 9-10 11-12

16. Vocabulary Test 1-8 9-16 17-24 25-32 33-40

17. Reading Test 1-12 13-26 27-40 41-54 55-60

18. Skills Test 1-4 5-6 7-10 11-12 13-14

19. Consolidation Test(Yarım Deneme Sınavı)

1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-10

20. Teacher’s Guide KİTAP KİTAP KİTAP KİTAP KİTAP

1 2 3 4 5

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CEVAP ANAHTARI

(1. KARGO)

Vocabulary Studies 1 ....................................................................... 4

Activity Journal 1 ............................................................................. 11

Practice & Progress 1 ...................................................................... 11

Deneme Sınavları 1-2 ...................................................................... 12

Grammar Activity 1-4 ....................................................................... 12

Grammar Test 1-20 ......................................................................... 15

Grammar Progress Test 1-4 ............................................................ 15

Grammar Revision Test 1-4 ............................................................. 16

Vocabulary Test 1-8 ......................................................................... 16

Reading Test 1-12 ........................................................................... 16

Skills Test 1-4 .................................................................................. 17

Consolidation Test 1-2 ..................................................................... 17

Grammar Question Bank ................................................................. 18

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NOTLAR

Grammar Test dil bilgisi testleri her konu için 5’er adet hazırlanmaktadır.

Bu beş testin ilk üçü alt konular ile ilgili ara testlerdir. Son iki test ise konunun tamamını ölçmektedir.

Practice & Progress, Reading Test ve Skills Test çalışmalarında, o testte geçen kelimelerin Türkçe anlamlarının verildiği sözlük bölümü bulunmaktadır.

Activity Journal değişik soru tiplerinin incelendiği bir dergi çalışmasıdır. Her dergi dil bilgisi soruları ile başlar, o sayıya özgü farklı soru tipleri ile devam eder.

Grammar Activity alıştırma kağıtlarındaki ilk iki sayfa konu ile ilgili alıştırmalar içermektedir. Geri kalan bölüm konu ile ilgili testlerden oluşmaktadır.

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CHAMPION 12.0 SETİNDEKİ YAYINLAR

DİL BİLGİSİ ÇALIŞMALARI

Grammar Step by Step Grammar Activity Grammar TestProgress TestGrammar Revision Test

KELİME ÇALIŞMALARI

Vocabulary Studies Phrasal VerbsVocabulary Test

SORU TİPLERİNE YÖNELİK ÇALIŞMALAR

Activity JournalPractice & Progress Reading TestSkills Test

DENEME SINAVLARI

Consolidation Test10 Adet Yabancı Dil Deneme Testi10’lu Deneme Sınavı Paketi (Box Set)

SORU BANKALARI

Question Bank, Grammar 1Question Bank, Grammar 2Question Bank, All Question TypesQuestion Bank, Deneme SınavlarıQuestion Bank, Reading

21DİLKO YAYINLARI TEACHER’S GUIDE 1

Örnek Smart Board İçeriği

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DİL BİLGİSİ ÇALIŞMALARI

CHAMPION 12.0 YDT İngilizce Hazırlık Setinde, dil bilgisi konuları detaylı olarak GRAMMAR step by step kitabında incelenmektedir. Bu çalışmada konu anlatımı Türkçe yapılmış ve konularla ilgili örnekler farklı dil seviyelerine sahip öğrencilerin rahatlıkla takip edebileceği şekilde, farklı zorluk derecelerinde seçilmiştir.

Toplam 12 dil bilgisi konusunun (pronouns, tenses, modals, passive & causative, conjunctions, relative clauses, gerund & infinitive & participle, noun clauses, if & wish clauses, adjectives & adverbs, determiners, prepositions ve nouns & extra subjects) incelendiği GRAMMAR step by step 512 sayfadan oluşmaktadır.

GRAMMAR step by step kitabında, her konu için 2 adet 20’şer soruluk, 1 adet 25 soruluk test ve çok sayıda alıştırma yer almaktadır.

Sınıf ortamında interaktif akıllı tahta kullanımına uygundur.

Sayfa Sayısı: 512Test Soru Sayısı: 855Alıştırma Soru Sayısı: 2321

Sayfa Sayısı: 512

STUDENT’S BOOK

TEACHER’S BOOK

Toplam Soru Sayısı: 3175

S M A R T

BOARD

22 DİLKO YAYINLARITEACHER’S GUIDE 1

Grammar Activity alıştırma kağıtlarında, öğrencilerin dil bilgisi konuları ile ilgili bilgi

seviyelerini artıracak boşluk doldurma alıştırmaları ve çoktan seçmeli sorular

bulunmaktadır. Bu alıştırma kağıtları her konu için 1’er adet üretilmiş olup 8’er sayfadan

oluşmaktadır.

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A. Fill in the blanks with the suitable form of the verb in parentheses.

1. Even though the mountain is very steep and the climb ____________ (be) hazardous, several strong-willed

people ____________ (manage) to reach the top.

2. The airline ____________ (ground) all planes of this type, since they ____________ (be) the subject of

several accidents and near accidents for some time.

3. Although various primitive elevators ____________ (exist) to lift goods and people, it was an invention by

Elisha Otis that ____________ (contribute) to the development of the skyscraper.

4. In Rome, Venice and other cities, there ____________ (develop) an intellectual movement called humanism,

which ____________ (be) the basis of the Renaissance.

5. Until modern times, the Japanese ____________ (write) with a brush rather than a pen, and their familiarity

with brush techniques ____________ (make) them particularly sensitive to painterly values by now.

6. Though higher education institutions ____________ (exist) in the ancient world, the origin of the university as

we know it today ____________ (lie) in medieval Europe.

7. The Japanese modern dance company is having a successful tour of Europe. Their dancers ____________

(perform) over 200 times before they ____________ (return) to Japan.

8. Geysers ____________ (compare) to volcanoes because they both ____________ (emit) hot liquids from

below the earth’s surface.

9. I’m sure he tricked me when he ____________ (tell) me he was 45 years old; he ____________ (look) more

than 30.

10. Scissors, a Bronze Age invention that ____________ (remain) basically unchanged to this day, ____________

(consist) of two blades linked by a C-shaped spring.

11. My friend Amy gave me an inquisitive look but I ____________ (refuse) to tell her where I ____________ (be)

as she broke my heart the other day.

12. NASA ____________ (quarantine) space crews any more, since returning astronauts ____________ (carry)

no harmful agents or living organisms so far.

13. India ____________ (have) a longer exposure to English than any other country which ____________ (use) it

as a second language.

14. Our attorney, Mr Stevenson, ____________ (look for) a business partner for a year before he ____________

(meet) Daniel.

15. My grandfather still ____________ (insist on) doing the work himself even though he ____________

(recover) from the operation fully yet.

16. Although we ____________ (try) not to move one step further, the deer ____________ (sense) our presence

and then went towards the forest.

17. The ancient Egyptians ____________ (believe) that cats were blessed; that’s why, they ____________ (keep)

several in their houses as homage to the gods.

18. I ____________ (lend) David some of my reference books for his assignment last month but he

____________ (give) them back to me yet.

Tensesgrammar actIVITY

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Modals3

A. Fill in the blanks with a suitable modal.

1. They didn’t have any potatoes in the market Diana went to but she ____________ (get) some from the next

one.

2. My roommate, George, was completely an eccentric person so it took me a while to ____________ (live) with

him. We are good friends now.

3. When people buy some pieces of furniture from Ikea, this unassembled and conveniently packed furniture

____________ (carry) home by customers.

4. It ____________ (be) easier for the cricket team to postpone the game than to continue in the rain. It was

raining cats and dogs.

5. I ____________ (stay) and talk some more but I ____________ (hurry over) to the foreign languages

department for my next class.

6. Sometimes if one of us is busy and ____________ (do) a chore at home, the other one ____________ (take

care of) it.

7. Among the animals living in the desert only camels ____________ (survive) seventeen days without any

water at all.

8. You ____________ (take) some magazines with you to the airport when you go to meet Tony. His plane

____________ (be) late due to the heavy fog over London.

9. Simon is in our school athletics’ team and he likes to compete but three days ago, he twisted his ankle when

he fell, so he ____________ (run) in the race next Friday.

10. It is so easy to operate this machine. All you ____________ (do) is push this button but you have to be careful

about the speed.

11. The construction company ____________ (finish) the bridge by the end of next month because if they are

late, they ____________ (pay) a fine.

12. My brother, Steve, could get fired if he misses any more morning meetings, so he ____________ (be) late from

now on under any circumstances.

13. When Jackie Robinson, the first black baseball player, began playing baseball professionally; he

____________ (play) with Negro Leagues as the major leagues were closed to black players.

14. Few people ____________ (remember) the name Tommie Smith but what he did in the 1968 summer

Olympics in Mexico City will never be forgotten.

15. We ____________ (read) chapter six and seven tonight because we are going to discuss it in class tomorrow

in geography class and the teacher will mark us.

16. You ____________ (speak) to the driver when the bus is moving but unfortunately a lot of people do and it

may be dangerous at times.

17. We ____________ (sell) the painting to pay our debts because my parents offered to pay them for us, but it

was too late.

18. Now that my sister is living on her own, she ____________ (confront) her problems by herself. We are far

away from her and there are no friends around.

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4A. Fill in the blanks with passive & causative forms.

1. As soon as Tanya ____________ (join) the newspaper, she ____________ (show) the basics of all the jobs in

the Editorial Department.

2. The prices of many things in the market place ____________ (reduce) but the problem is that I ____________

(pay) by my firm, so I can’t buy anything.

3. According to the recent studies, the chemicals in most products ____________ (think) to convey important

information to the brain.

4. As a result of his method for early music education, Shinichi Suzuki ____________ (know) as one of the

world’s greatest violin teachers.

5. Due to the heavy storm last night, several flights ____________ (delay) and, so the departure lounge

____________ (crowd) with hundreds of angry travellers.

6. After 100 million dollars ____________ (spend), the Government ____________ (stop) construction of the

dam because of the risk of a possible earthquake.

7. Before 1788, when white settlers first ____________ (arrive) in Australia, more than 250 Aboriginal languages

____________ (speak) there.

8. Nick said he ____________ (not have) any money but he ____________ (prove) to be a liar when he

accepted our invitation to go to the casino.

9. France’s weight in the European Union ____________ (know) but what ____________ (not know), even to the

French themselves, is how they are to use it.

10. The old bowling alley ____________ (demolish) and a new cinema complex ____________ (build) in its place

at the moment.

11. Although their teacher ____________ (warn) them many times, yesterday the exercises ____________ (do) by

the students when the teacher entered the class.

12. My son spilt coffee on his T-shirt. It couldn’t be washed by hand, so I had it ____________ (dry-clean). It is

snow-white now.

13. The votes ____________ (count) when I left the building, so I can’t tell you the result but it will be announced

as soon as possible.

14. Boris ____________ (not give) many chances to play in the first team recently because of his weight problem.

He is trying to get over the problem.

15. I promise you ____________ (pay) as soon as your paintings ____________ (sell). I hope we may sell them

soon.

16. As buying shares in mining ____________ (consider) a wise investment at that time, most of the people put

their money into the banks.

17. Tonight’s choir practice ____________ (put off). It’ll take place on Monday. They say the conductor has had an

accident and he is in hospital now.

18. I ____________ (surprise) by Nancy’s decision to give up her career and move to a small coastal town in the

south of England and have many children.

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Modals3A. Fill in the blanks with a suitable modal.

1. They didn’t have any potatoes in the market Diana went to but she ____________ (get) some from the next

one.

2. My roommate, George, was completely an eccentric person so it took me a while to ____________ (live) with

him. We are good friends now.

3. When people buy some pieces of furniture from Ikea, this unassembled and conveniently packed furniture

____________ (carry) home by customers.

4. It ____________ (be) easier for the cricket team to postpone the game than to continue in the rain. It was

raining cats and dogs.

5. I ____________ (stay) and talk some more but I ____________ (hurry over) to the foreign languages

department for my next class.

6. Sometimes if one of us is busy and ____________ (do) a chore at home, the other one ____________ (take

care of) it.

7. Among the animals living in the desert only camels ____________ (survive) seventeen days without any

water at all.

8. You ____________ (take) some magazines with you to the airport when you go to meet Tony. His plane

____________ (be) late due to the heavy fog over London.

9. Simon is in our school athletics’ team and he likes to compete but three days ago, he twisted his ankle when

he fell, so he ____________ (run) in the race next Friday.

10. It is so easy to operate this machine. All you ____________ (do) is push this button but you have to be careful

about the speed.

11. The construction company ____________ (finish) the bridge by the end of next month because if they are

late, they ____________ (pay) a fine.

12. My brother, Steve, could get fired if he misses any more morning meetings, so he ____________ (be) late from

now on under any circumstances.

13. When Jackie Robinson, the first black baseball player, began playing baseball professionally; he

____________ (play) with Negro Leagues as the major leagues were closed to black players.

14. Few people ____________ (remember) the name Tommie Smith but what he did in the 1968 summer

Olympics in Mexico City will never be forgotten.

15. We ____________ (read) chapter six and seven tonight because we are going to discuss it in class tomorrow

in geography class and the teacher will mark us.

16. You ____________ (speak) to the driver when the bus is moving but unfortunately a lot of people do and it

may be dangerous at times.

17. We ____________ (sell) the painting to pay our debts because my parents offered to pay them for us, but it

was too late.

18. Now that my sister is living on her own, she ____________ (confront) her problems by herself. We are far

away from her and there are no friends around.

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2A. Fill in the blanks with the suitable form of the verb in parentheses.

1. Even though the mountain is very steep and the climb ____________ (be) hazardous, several strong-willed people ____________ (manage) to reach the top.

2. The airline ____________ (ground) all planes of this type, since they ____________ (be) the subject of several accidents and near accidents for some time.

3. Although various primitive elevators ____________ (exist) to lift goods and people, it was an invention by Elisha Otis that ____________ (contribute) to the development of the skyscraper.

4. In Rome, Venice and other cities, there ____________ (develop) an intellectual movement called humanism, which ____________ (be) the basis of the Renaissance.

5. Until modern times, the Japanese ____________ (write) with a brush rather than a pen, and their familiarity with brush techniques ____________ (make) them particularly sensitive to painterly values by now.

6. Though higher education institutions ____________ (exist) in the ancient world, the origin of the university as we know it today ____________ (lie) in medieval Europe.

7. The Japanese modern dance company is having a successful tour of Europe. Their dancers ____________ (perform) over 200 times before they ____________ (return) to Japan.

8. Geysers ____________ (compare) to volcanoes because they both ____________ (emit) hot liquids from below the earth’s surface.

9. I’m sure he tricked me when he ____________ (tell) me he was 45 years old; he ____________ (look) more than 30.

10. Scissors, a Bronze Age invention that ____________ (remain) basically unchanged to this day, ____________ (consist) of two blades linked by a C-shaped spring.

11. My friend Amy gave me an inquisitive look but I ____________ (refuse) to tell her where I ____________ (be) as she broke my heart the other day.

12. NASA ____________ (quarantine) space crews any more, since returning astronauts ____________ (carry) no harmful agents or living organisms so far.

13. India ____________ (have) a longer exposure to English than any other country which ____________ (use) it as a second language.

14. Our attorney, Mr Stevenson, ____________ (look for) a business partner for a year before he ____________ (meet) Daniel.

15. My grandfather still ____________ (insist on) doing the work himself even though he ____________ (recover) from the operation fully yet.

16. Although we ____________ (try) not to move one step further, the deer ____________ (sense) our presence and then went towards the forest.

17. The ancient Egyptians ____________ (believe) that cats were blessed; that’s why, they ____________ (keep) several in their houses as homage to the gods.

18. I ____________ (lend) David some of my reference books for his assignment last month but he ____________ (give) them back to me yet.

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12A. Fill in the blanks with prepositions.

1. The Dragon is present _____________________ many Chinese cultural celebrations as the Chinese people often think _____________________ themselves as descendants _____________________ the mythical creature.

2. Due to deliberate and large-scale illegal hunting of tigers _____________________ body parts, mostly for use in traditional medicine, the number of tigers in the wild in Southeast Asia has dropped _____________________ more than 70 percent _____________________ a little more than a decade.

3. Various explanations have been put forth _____________________ history to explain what fossils are and how they came to be where they were found and many of these explanations relied _____________________ folktales or mythologies.4. DNA is a nucleic acid that contains the genetic instructions used in the development and functioning _____________________ all known living organisms and some viruses.5. The belief that some individuals can perform magic _____________________ the help _____________________ spirits was almost universal _____________________ antiquity.

6. The Colossus was an enormous bronze sculpture _____________________ the sun god Helios built _____________________ the Rhodians over 12 years in the third century B.C.7. Arsenic minerals were known _____________________ fourth-century Greeks, but arsenic alone was not until Albert the Great, the famed theologian and scientist, who is credited _____________________ arsenic’s discovery.

8. Designed _____________________ the Greek architect Sostratos and completed around 270 B.C., the Lighthouse of Alexandria was located _____________________ a small island called Pharos near the city of Alexandria.

9. Anne Boleyn, the second of Henry’s six wives, was _____________________ her early twenties when she attracted his attention _____________________ about the year 1525. 10. Many patients are seeking reasons _____________________ what is _____________________ a pain, but in the vast majority of cases, you can’t fi nd one.11. The continent of Antarctica is warming up _____________________ accordance _____________________ the rest of the world.

12. Most of Antarctica’s scientifi c stations are located _____________________ the peninsula, and scientists have known _____________________ many years that this portion of the continent is getting warmer.

13. The magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck _____________________ the coast at 2:34 a.m., local time, and has killed at least 200 people in Chile.14. Horses still hold a place _____________________ honour in many cultures, often linked _____________________ heroic exploits in war.15. Anne Boleyn’s particular glamour and appeal was different _____________________ that of the prevailing standard of female beauty _____________________ her time. 16. Tiled arches and other decorative touches distinguish Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar, famous _____________________ its hundreds of shops selling everything from carpets _____________________ gold jewellery.

17. _____________________ fewer than 5,000 tigers left _____________________ the wild, by 2015 it may not be possible to see a 500-pound Bengal outside the zoo.18. World War I was a military confl ict that lasted _____________________ 1914 _____________________ 1918 and involved most of the world’s great powers, assembled in two opposing alliances.

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A. Fill in the blanks with pronouns.1. This method is not familiar to Martin, so don’t be angry with ____________ for making a mistake.2. The 8-mile walk passes through parkland and woodland; besides, ____________ takes you alongside many

points of interest including a disused airfield.3. Elvis Presley began ____________ career in 1954 as one of the first performers of rockabilly, an uptempo

fusion of country and rhythm and blues with a strong back beat.4. There are many similarities between the pyramids of Latin America and ____________ of Egypt, but the pyramids of these unique civilizations exhibit basic, fundamental differences as well.5. Aesop started life in very poor circumstances but because he was very clever and could often see answers to problems that ____________ people couldn’t solve, he became a sort of adviser to the ruler and in ____________ spare time dashed off some very memorable fables.6. Steve is influenced a lot by ____________ friends. He should be more independent and think for ____________.

7. Tony can imitate the headmaster so well that he’s even made a phone call and pretended to be ____________.

8. After having convinced ____________ that the Hudson was only a river and not the Northwest Passage, Henry

Hudson sailed back south.9. The greatness of Chinese and European cultures was demonstrated by ____________ ability to influence

large areas of the world.10. Haiti is an impoverished country with 63 per cent of ____________ population undernourished and only about

25 per cent having clean drinking water.11. Within Edger Allan Poe’s short lifespan, ____________ composed fantastic novels defining the basis for the

gothic horror story.

12. The Aztecs employed a 365-day calendar, corresponding to the solar year, the time ____________ takes for the earth to revolve once around the sun.

13. The Hubble Space telescope has circled Earth 58,000 times and it has provided more than 270,000 images of ____________ from comets smashing into Jupiter to faint light of galaxies near the end of the observable universe.

14. Albert Einstein was a genius because he not only contributed to the world of physics, but ____________ theories helped evolve modern physics.

15. If American car manufacturers recover from the setbacks ____________ have experienced in recent months,

the economy of the entire country would be positively affected.16. Scientists often place the initial domestication of horses at around 4,000 years ago, basing ____________ estimates on historical depictions showing horses used by military cavalry.17. In 1976, NASA set up its search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence programme, which was designed to seek out

evidence of intelligent life on ____________ planets.18. While solvent-based wall paints offer good coverage, ____________ are more difficult to clean up than

water-based ones.

Test Sayısı: 12Test Soru Sayısı: 720

Alıştırma Soru Sayısı: 480

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GRAMMAR REVISION TEST

GRAMMAR TEST GRAMMAR PROGRESS TEST

GRAMMAR ACTIVITY


Toplam Soru Sayısı: 1200 Toplam Soru Sayısı: 240


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Pronouns

1. - 20. sorularda, verilen cümlede boş

bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da

ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. The Pirahã language has a number of linguistic

features that are claimed by some linguists to

be unusual though ---- have argued that they are

found in other languages as well.

A) the other B) one another

C) each other D) another

E) others

2. Cooking is the most enjoyable activity that

parents can do with ---- kids in ---- free time. It

contributes a lot to their emotional development.

A) their / their

B) them / their

C) themselves / their

D) their / themselves

E) their / theirs

3. Some labourers complain about new

technologies as they think that automation

will steal their jobs and create even more

unemployment. ---- welcome machines as they

want to boost worker productivity.

A) All the others B) The other

C) Another D) Others

E) One after another

4. The Internet breaks down cultural boundaries

by enabling easy, near-instantaneous

communication between people ---- in the world

in a variety of digital forms and media.

A) anywhere B) anyone

C) something D) nowhere

E) everyone

5. According to official statistics, about a million

people die by suicide annually, more than ----

murdered or killed in wars.

A) them B) one

C) that of D) other

E) those

6. Hometown is primarily used as a generic

term for the city or town in which ---- was

born or grew up, or the place of ---- principal

residence.

A) anyone / nowhere

B) everybody / anyone

C) no one / everyone’s

D) someone’s / no one’s

E) someone / someone’s

7. A monetary union is a situation where several

countries have agreed to share a single currency

amongst ----.

A) them B) by themselves

C) themselves D) it

E) on their own

8. One gentleman, who ---- in the hospital for three

days, when asked if he knew where he was,

stated the correct city and hospital. He said he

---- in a different place though.

A) has been / has started

B) had been / started

C) had been / had started

D) was / had been starting

E) was / has started

9. Because it was very cold, the climbers gathered

around the fire in a circle as close to ---- as

possible in order to get warm.

A) other B) them

C) themselves D) each other

E) one another’s

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ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. Latin America ---- significant economic growth

over the last few decades, with its economies

expanding yearly at an average of 5 per cent.

A) experiences B) is experiencing

C) had experienced D) experienced

E) has experienced

2. The workers in the room ---- the way the

manager acted, therefore, some of them ----

about resigning for the time being.

A) don’t like / have thought

B) won’t like / will think

C) didn’t like / are thinking

D) didn’t like / had been thinking

E) hadn’t liked / thought

3. Economists know that until the government

---- the economic conditions throughout the

country, more and more factories ---- down.

A) has stabilized / will close

B) had stabilized / will have closed

C) stabilized / close

D) has stabilized / had closed

E) will stabilize / are going to close

4. Robert ---- a semi-detached house, but he ---- a

flat instead as he thought he wouldn’t afford it.

A) would buy / had rented

B) was going to buy / rented

C) will buy / rents

D) bought / rented

E) has bought / had rented

5. Before the French Revolution ---- place, peoples

of Europe ---- many social and economical

problems.

A) will take / will be experiencing

B) had taken / experienced

C) was taking / have experienced

D) takes / were experiencing

E) took / had experienced

6. Once babies ---- eating solid foods, the amount

of iron they need ---- on their age. They get it

mostly from protein, which is found abundantly

in meat.

A) will start / depends

B) start / depends

C) started / is depending

D) are starting / depends

E) have started / depended

7. Acupuncture ---- the subject of active scientific

research since the late 20th century but it

---- controversial among Western medical

researchers and clinicians right now.

A) is / remained

B) has been / remains

C) was / has remained

D) has been / remained

E) had been / has remained

8. Sometimes people ---- angry when they ---- by

others who are younger in public.

A) got / had been criticized

B) will have got / are criticized

C) are getting / were criticized

D) get / are criticized

E) have got / will have been criticized

9. Soon after the bomb ----, someone ---- the police

station to inform the police officers about where

the terrorists were hiding.

A) had exploded / called

B) exploded / had called

C) was exploding / had been calling

D) explodes / was calling

E) will explode / is calling

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Konu anlatımından ve alıştırma kağıtlarının çözülmesinden sonra, öğrencilerin dil bilgisi konularındaki performansları her konu için 5’er adet Grammar Test ile sınanır. Bu testlerden 3 tanesi ara başlıklarla ilgili, 2 tanesi ise konunun geneli ile ilgilidir.

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ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. Photosynthesis, is a process in which green

plants ---- the energy of sunlight to manufacture

carbohydrates from carbon dioxide and water in

the presence of chlorophyll.

A) had utilized B) are utilized

C) have been utilized D) utilize

E) are being utilized

2. Of nearly 20 amino acids our bodies ----, eight

---- by the body in sufficient quantities to

maintain health.

A) required / should make

B) are required / can’t have been made

C) require / can’t be made

D) have been required / must be made

E) require / will have been made

3. Among the many outstanding art museums in

the United States, the Metropolitan Museum of

Art which ---- in 1870, ---- as one of the largest

and most important.

A) had been founded / ranked

B) has been founded / is ranked

C) founded / has ranked

D) was founded / ranks

E) has founded / ranks

4. When the Sun’s radiation ---- the Earth’s

atmosphere, some 25 per cent of the energy

---- back into space by clouds and other

atmospheric particles.

A) has reached / reflects

B) is reached / will reflect

C) reached / is being reflected

D) reaches / is reflected

E) will reach / has reflected

5. Hamlet is a tragedy by William Shakespeare and

it is believed ---- between 1599 and 1601. It has

been turned into plays and films.

A) to have written B) to write

C) to have been writing D) to have been written

E) to be writing

6. Most chemical symbols ---- from the letters in

the name of the element, most often in English,

but sometimes in German, French, Latin, or

Russian.

A) are derived B) will derive

C) had derived D) derived

E) had been derived

7. Jules Verne’s classic science-fiction novel

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea ---- in

1870 and it gained a rapid fame.

A) has published B) published

C) is published D) was published

E) had been published

8. Bulgaria ---- in the central part of the Balkan

peninsula and nearly 33 per cent of its land ----

by forests.

A) was situated / covers

B) is situated / covered

C) had been situated / has been covered

D) situated / has covered

E) is situated / is covered

9. Before the biological effects of radiation ----,

many physicians and corporations ---- marketing

radioactive substances.

A) were known / had begun

B) had been known / began

C) have been known / had begun

D) knew / have begun

E) had known / were beginning

10. As the development of steam engines ----

through the 1700s, various attempts ---- to apply

them to road and railway use.

A) have progressed / made

B) progressed / had made

C) had progressed / had been made

D) was progressing / have made

E) progressed / were made

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PRONOUNS

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1. You may want to consult with ---- lawyer about

this issue, but I don’t think you will get a

different answer.

A) other B) others

C) the others D) another

E) each other

2. Scientists make observations, ask questions

and do extensive research work in finding the

answers to many questions ---- may not even

think about.

A) some other B) another

C) others D) the other

E) every other

3. A cell phone tower picks up the call from your

cell phone and sends it to ---- person so that you

can talk to them.

A) another B) other

C) each other D) others

E) one another

4. Different families have different rules of

behaviour. Some behaviours that are accepted in

some families are rejected in ----.

A) other B) the other’s

C) others D) another’s

E) each other

5. The mother made it a priority to visit her children

---- Friday. She would get one weekend to herself

and spend the other one with her children in

their apartment home.

A) other B) one after another


E) every other

6. People earn money by working at a job making

or growing things, selling things, or doing things

to help ---- people.

A) other B) another

C) others D) each other

E) every other

7. The shops on this street are closing down one

after ---- because not many people prefer to do

their shopping here.

A) other B) every other

C) one another D) the other

E) any other

8. We have got all the travel documents that we

need. We don’t need ---- documents, which

means we are ready to go.

A) another B) others

C) each other D) any other

E) the others

9. We have eliminated all ---- options, so there is

only one thing left that we can do to sort out this

problem. We need your help to finalize the case.

A) others B) another

C) the others D) another’s

E) the other

10. Throughout its history, the USA has been the

destination for a steady flow of immigrants

from ---- parts of the world, making the USA the

diverse country it is today.

A) another B) others

C) one another D) the others

E) other

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5



ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. Had George listened to ---- friend’s advice, he

could have saved ---- from much trouble.

A) his / himself B) himself / ones

C) their / his D) his / him

E) other / one another

2. When you are given a promotion, people who

are under your command will be anxious about

what changes will occur, so it is advisable to let

---- know what ---- expectations are.

A) those of / your

B) anything / yourself

C) everyone / your

D) no one else / themselves

E) ones / the one’s

3. Some researchers suggest that dreams serve no

real purpose while ---- believe that dreaming is

essential to mental, emotional and physical

well-being.

A) no one B) others

C) one another D) another

E) any other

4. If ---- has heat stroke, remove ---- from the warm

area and place ice packs in the armpits and call

an ambulance.

A) anyone / her B) the one / one

C) no one / theirs D) somebody / his

E) someone / him

5. Ireland relies on tourism to a great extent and in

this way ---- boosts ---- income every year.

A) it / itself B) they / its

C) itself / one’s D) she / her

E) its / it

6. The word Buddhism comes from ‘budhi’, ‘to

awaken’. It has its origins about 2,500 years ago

when Siddhartha Gotama, known as the Buddha,

was ---- awakened at the age of 35.

A) him B) by himself

C) himself D) on his own

E) of his own

7. Today, ---- on earth is free from ecological

damage and therefore it seems that many animal

species will become extinct in the near future.

A) somewhere else B) everywhere


E) anywhere else

8. It is true that the writer’s previous books have

failed to attract the attention of ---- who deal with

literature but his last ---- is exceptionally good.

A) they / the one B) the one / one

C) them / one’s D) those / one

E) another / other

9. We are running out of space and the only places

to go to are other worlds. It is time to explore

other solar systems. Spreading out may be the

only thing that saves us from ----.

A) those B) ourselves

C) the other one D) the ones

E) their own

10. A major concern of Hawking, and ----, is that

climate change is already causing rapid sea

level rise. It is possible, if this progression isn’t

diminished, a significant amount of current land

will be under water.

A) the others B) the other

C) others D) another

E) each other

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Subject & Object Pronouns / Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns / Reflexive Pronouns

grammar TEST

1. - 20. sorularda, verilen cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. Cooking is an essential skill, you have to develop before you reach 30. It will allow you to develop your creativity and take responsibility for ---- at the same time.

A) your B) yoursC) your own D) on your own E) yourself

2. Lobsters walk on the sea bottom but ---- can swim backward for short distances by flapping ---- abdomens.

A) they / theirs B) theirs / themselvesC) themselves / their D) they / their E) their / their

3. Retail transactions make up the largest part of e-commerce as consumers can find ---- for sale on the Internet.

A) nothing else B) anybodyC) nowhere D) no one E) anything

4. I want you to come with ----. I don’t want you to sit here all by ----. I need your help and I don’t want you to get bored.

A) my / yourself B) me / yourselfC) my / yourselves D) I / yourselves E) mine / yourselves

5. Cockroaches have lived on Earth for 250 million years. Today many varieties of ---- look identical to the fossilized record of ---- ancestors.A) their / their B) theirs / theirsC) them / their D) themselves / them E) them / themselves

6. My sister’s school is quite far from ---- home but ---- is only a few hundred metres away. I sleep one more hour in the morning, so I am lucky.

A) her / me B) my / myC) my / her D) our / mine E) ours / my

7. In some regions of India where the soil is red, elephants take on a permanent pink tinge because they regularly spray dust over ---- bodies to protect ---- against insects.

A) their / themselves B) themselves / theirsC) theirs / them D) their / they E) themselves / them

8. She thought the email was sent to her by ---- friend but in fact someone she didn’t know sent ---- to her. She got confused.

A) herself / it B) her / itC) her / its D) hers / itself E) hers / its

9. They didn’t want ---- friends to start the party without ---- because they had a surprise for them.

A) their / themselves B) they’re / themC) they / they D) their / them E) their / theirs

10. They were all excited about the journey because none of ---- knew what was waiting for ----, but they knew that it would be something good.

A) they / them B) their / theirC) them / them D) their / they E) they / theirs

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Simple Tenses

6TENSES


1. Last year, a survey on parking in Britain ---- that seventy per cent of people ---- a ban on parking on pavements.A) was finding / wantB) finds / wantC) found / wantedD) found / were wantingE) was finding / were wanting

2. It ---- not a very good idea for you to go to the lawyer’s again. I think you ---- a big mistake by going there yesterday.A) was / made B) is / madeC) is / will make D) was / will make E) is / were making

3. Alex always ---- on his family for his needs until he ---- thirty, but then he realised that he had to learn to stand on his own feet.A) depends / will be B) depended / wasC) will depend / will be D) was depending / is E) depended / was being

4. When an earthquake ----, it ---- an expanding wave front from the hypocentre, which is the calculated location of the focus of an earthquake.A) occurred / generatesB) will occur / will generateC) occurs / generatesD) occurred / will generateE) will occur / generates

5. “I ---- you go until you ---- me everything you know,” said the police officer to the suspect but he didn’t want to speak and kept silent.A) won’t let / tellB) don’t let / will tellC) am not letting / are going to tellD) didn’t let / told

E) am not going to let / will tell

6. It ---- until the twentieth century that lipstick, and cosmetics in general, ---- true societal acceptance.A) won’t be / gains B) was not / gainedC) is not / will gain D) was not / gains E) was not being / was gaining

7. I ---- the equipment in the depot in the afternoon. You can reach me on my mobile if you ---- to ask me anything.A) will be packing / needB) am going to pack / neededC) am packing / were needingD) packed / neededE) was packing / needed

8. Coffee trees ---- best in a temperate climate without frost or high temperatures. They also ---- fertile, well-drained soil.A) grew / like B) are growing / likedC) grow / like D) were growing / like E) will be growing / liked

9. When I ---- at the street, I saw that a police car ---- on the corner. There were two police officers in it.

A) looked / is waitingB) was looking / is waitingC) will look / will waitD) looked / was waitingE) was looking / will be waiting

10. In the 1950s, runners ---- lighter shoes, and consequently nylon ---- to replace the heavier materials previously used to make running shoes.

A) needed / is beginningB) were needing / was beginningC) needed / will be beginningD) needed / beganE) were needing / is beginning

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PREPOSITIONS60

1. - 20. sorularda, verilen tümcede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. George should have arrived ---- now, so he must

be in trouble ---- his car.A) on / about

B) off / untilC) without / upon

D) by / with

E) over / below

2. ---- age fi fty, women are ---- a signifi cantly greater risk of developing heart disease than in

early years.A) Above / in

B) On / throughout

C) Of / over D) After / at

E) Across / into

3. Mary Josephine Ray, who was born in Canada

---- May 17, 1895, died ---- the age of 114.A) on / at B) at / over

C) within / beside D) in / by

E) for / in

4. Because their plane arrived ---- midnight, Sophie’s parents came ---- taxi.A) next to / on

B) in / amongC) for / by

D) to / in

E) at / by

5. Because I couldn’t see the car ---- me due to the

snow, I bumped ---- it when I was backing up my

car.

A) by / till B) behind / into

C) from / to D) beyond / through

E) among / between

6. ---- using the Internet, you can do your shopping

---- home, but still many people prefer the traditional way.

A) By / from B) Of / across

C) In / for D) With / across

E) Up / against

7. It was such a great exhibition that ---- the last

day, ---- 5,000 people had visited it.A) at / into B) by / over

C) to / by D) under / within

E) from / up

8. Polar bears can eat a diet pretty much entirely

composed ---- seal blubber ---- getting heart

disease, as seal fat is naturally polyunsaturated.A) by / at

B) up / forC) off / by

D) at / with

E) of / without

9. Brighton Rock is a novel ---- Graham Greene,

published in 1938, and later made ---- a 1947 fi lm

with the same name.A) through / with

B) by / intoC) at / by

D) under / of

E) upon / onto

10. Humpback whales are renowned ---- their extraordinary and complex songs, which can

last ---- hours.A) of / in

B) to / againstC) for / for

D) at / by

E) in / to


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Subject & Object Pronouns / Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns /

Reflexive Pronouns

grammar TEST


1. Cooking is an essential skill, you have to develop before you reach 30. It will allow you to

develop your creativity and take responsibility

for ---- at the same time.A) your

B) yoursC) your own

D) on your own

E) yourself

2. Lobsters walk on the sea bottom but ---- can

swim backward for short distances by flapping

---- abdomens.A) they / theirs

B) theirs / themselves

C) themselves / their D) they / their

E) their / their

3. Retail transactions make up the largest part of

e-commerce as consumers can find ---- for sale

on the Internet.A) nothing else

B) anybodyC) nowhere

D) no one

E) anything

4. I want you to come with ----. I don’t want you to

sit here all by ----. I need your help and I don’t

want you to get bored.A) my / yourself B) me / yourself

C) my / yourselves D) I / yourselves

E) mine / yourselves5. Cockroaches have lived on Earth for 250 million

years. Today many varieties of ---- look identical

to the fossilized record of ---- ancestors.A) their / their B) theirs / theirs

C) them / their D) themselves / them

E) them / themselves

6. My sister’s school is quite far from ---- home but

---- is only a few hundred metres away. I sleep

one more hour in the morning, so I am lucky.A) her / me B) my / my

C) my / her D) our / mine

E) ours / my

7. In some regions of India where the soil is red,

elephants take on a permanent pink tinge because they regularly spray dust over ---- bodies to protect ---- against insects.A) their / themselves B) themselves / theirs

C) theirs / them D) their / they

E) themselves / them

8. She thought the email was sent to her by ----

friend but in fact someone she didn’t know sent

---- to her. She got confused.A) herself / it B) her / it

C) her / its D) hers / itself

E) hers / its

9. They didn’t want ---- friends to start the party

without ---- because they had a surprise for them.

A) their / themselves B) they’re / themC) they / they

D) their / them

E) their / theirs

10. They were all excited about the journey because

none of ---- knew what was waiting for ----, but

they knew that it would be something good.A) they / them B) their / their

C) them / them D) their / they

E) they / theirs


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Subject & Object Pronouns / Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns /

Reflexive Pronouns

grammar TEST


1. Cooking is an essential skill, you have to develop before you reach 30. It will allow you to

develop your creativity and take responsibility

for ---- at the same time.A) your

B) yoursC) your own

D) on your own

E) yourself

2. Lobsters walk on the sea bottom but ---- can

swim backward for short distances by flapping

---- abdomens.A) they / theirs

B) theirs / themselves

C) themselves / their D) they / their

E) their / their

3. Retail transactions make up the largest part of

e-commerce as consumers can find ---- for sale

on the Internet.A) nothing else

B) anybodyC) nowhere

D) no one

E) anything

4. I want you to come with ----. I don’t want you to

sit here all by ----. I need your help and I don’t

want you to get bored.A) my / yourself B) me / yourself

C) my / yourselves D) I / yourselves

E) mine / yourselves5. Cockroaches have lived on Earth for 250 million

years. Today many varieties of ---- look identical

to the fossilized record of ---- ancestors.A) their / their B) theirs / theirs

C) them / their D) themselves / them

E) them / themselves

6. My sister’s school is quite far from ---- home but

---- is only a few hundred metres away. I sleep

one more hour in the morning, so I am lucky.A) her / me B) my / my

C) my / her D) our / mine

E) ours / my

7. In some regions of India where the soil is red,

elephants take on a permanent pink tinge because they regularly spray dust over ---- bodies to protect ---- against insects.A) their / themselves B) themselves / theirs

C) theirs / them D) their / they

E) themselves / them

8. She thought the email was sent to her by ----

friend but in fact someone she didn’t know sent

---- to her. She got confused.A) herself / it B) her / it

C) her / its D) hers / itself

E) hers / its

9. They didn’t want ---- friends to start the party

without ---- because they had a surprise for them.

A) their / themselves B) they’re / themC) they / they

D) their / them

E) their / theirs

10. They were all excited about the journey because

none of ---- knew what was waiting for ----, but

they knew that it would be something good.A) they / them B) their / their

C) them / them D) their / they

E) they / theirs


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CHAMPION 12.0


Pronouns



ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. Interconnection between humans has led to

the development and use of weapons of mass

destruction, affecting not only ---- but also most

---- life forms on the planet.

A) by themselves / its

B) on their own / the other

C) the ones / another

D) themselves / other

E) other / other

2. Early human settlements were dependent

on proximity to water and, depending on the

lifestyle, ---- natural resources, such as suitable

land for growing crops and grazing livestock.

A) others B) every other

C) another D) one another

E) other

3. My dog had an operation yesterday and it will be

several weeks before ---- can feed ---- again. I am

happy it will be allright soon.

A) she / it B) it / itself

C) itself / its D) they / it

E) its / it

4. Some people say that nuclear power is an

important energy source that reduces carbon

emissions and decreases dependence on oil

however it cannot provide for all our energy

needs ----.

A) its

B) by itself

C) on their own D) of these

E) themselves

5. A positive attitude, determination and

persistence minimize the impact of ---- that may

get in the way of success.

A) everywhere B) any other

C) anything D) other

E) it

6. I believe that ---- can accomplish what they

desire in life if they know ---- strong and weak

points well.

A) someone / its

B) everyone else / theirs

C) no one / themselves

D) ones / their

E) anyone / their

7. When my mother showed ---- a photograph of ----

at the age of 5, I was surprised to see that I was

very fat.

A) me / myself B) mine / me

C) it / hers D) us / she

E) me / our

8. Even though there was hardly ---- in the café, we

enjoyed ---- much last night. We had a nice chat

without much noise.

A) anything / us B) nobody / ourselves

C) everybody / it D) anyone / ourselves

E) nowhere / itself

9. John likes this restaurant very much and he

says that it serves ---- from beers and wine to

exotic cocktails.

A) no one B) the ones

C) everything D) nothing else

E) the other

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CHAMPION 12.0


2 Tenses



ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. In 2007, it was estimated that 33.2 million people

---- from AIDS worldwide, and that it ---- an

estimated 2.1 million people, including 330,000

children up to that time.

A) were suffering / has killed

B) suffered / has been killing

C) had suffered / is killing

D) have been suffering / had been killed

E) suffered / had killed

2. Last year, the company for which I have been

working for ten years now ---- but since then the

production ---- by fifty percent.

A) has been expanding / has fallen

B) was expanding / has fallen

C) had been expanding / had fallen

D) expanded / fell

E) was expanding / had fallen

3. Most native peoples who ---- within Brazil’s

current borders are thought to have descended

from the first wave of migrants from North Asia

that ---- the Bering Land Bridge at the end of the

last Ice Age around 9000 BC.

A) live / have crossed

B) are living / crossed

C) have lived / have been crossing

D) have lived / were crossed

E) lived / had been crossed

4. In 1981, only 213 computers were connected to

the Internet but by 2000, the number ---- to more

than 400 million.

A) has grown B) grew

C) had grown D) is growing

E) grows

5. Since the advent of the Industrial Revolution

in the 1700s, scientists ---- lots of machines to

make people’s lives easy.

A) devised B) devise

C) are devising D) were devising

E) have devised

6. John ---- in a play at the Thorndike Theatre

currently and I ---- his performance tomorrow if I

can find some time.

A) was appearing / would watch

B) is appearing / am going to watch

C) has appeared / will watch

D) will be appearing / watched

E) appears / watch

7. Some scientists believe that by the end of this

century half of the animal species living in the

oceans ---- extinct.

A) will become B) will have become

C) have become D) would become

E) became

8. After having completed the exam, I went out

to get some fresh air and ---- across a friend

of mine whom I ---- since I graduated from the

university.

A) was coming / didn’t see

B) have come / haven’t seen

C) came / haven’t seen

D) had come / don’t see

E) came / hadn’t seen

9. When I ---- the office, Liz ---- to explain the

reason for her attending the meeting late to the

boss thus they didn’t notice me.

A) was entering / tried

B) have entered / have been trying

C) had entered / was trying

D) had been entering / has tried

E) entered / was trying

10. The representatives of the company with whom

we ---- for over a year ---- us today but their flight

was delayed.

A) had been trading / will visit

B) were trading / are visiting

C) traded / had visited

D) have been trading / were to have visited

E) have traded / had been visiting



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CHAMPION 12.0


Pronouns



ifadeyi bulunuz.




---- life forms on the planet.

A) by themselves / its

B) on their own / the other

C) the ones / another

D) themselves / other

E) other / other







E) other



happy it will be allright soon.

A) she / it B) it / itself


E) its / it





needs ----.

A) its B) by itself


E) themselves



get in the way of success.

A) everywhere B) any other


E) it



points well.

A) someone / its

B) everyone else / theirs

C) no one / themselves

D) ones / their

E) anyone / their



very fat.



E) me / our



without much noise.

A) anything / us B) nobody / ourselves


E) nowhere / itself



exotic cocktails.

A) no one B) the ones


E) the other



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Pronouns1. - 20. sorularda, verilen cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. Interconnection between humans has led to the development and use of weapons of mass destruction, affecting not only ---- but also most ---- life forms on the planet.

A) by themselves / itsB) on their own / the otherC) the ones / another D) themselves / otherE) other / other

2. Early human settlements were dependent on proximity to water and, depending on the lifestyle, ---- natural resources, such as suitable land for growing crops and grazing livestock.A) others B) every otherC) another D) one another E) other

3. My dog had an operation yesterday and it will be several weeks before ---- can feed ---- again. I am happy it will be allright soon.

A) she / it B) it / itselfC) itself / its D) they / it E) its / it

4. Some people say that nuclear power is an important energy source that reduces carbon emissions and decreases dependence on oil however it cannot provide for all our energy needs ----.

A) its B) by itselfC) on their own D) of these E) themselves

5. A positive attitude, determination and persistence minimize the impact of ---- that may get in the way of success.

A) everywhere B) any otherC) anything D) other E) it

6. I believe that ---- can accomplish what they desire in life if they know ---- strong and weak points well.

A) someone / itsB) everyone else / theirsC) no one / themselvesD) ones / their E) anyone / their

7. When my mother showed ---- a photograph of ---- at the age of 5, I was surprised to see that I was very fat.

A) me / myself B) mine / meC) it / hers D) us / she E) me / our

8. Even though there was hardly ---- in the café, we enjoyed ---- much last night. We had a nice chat without much noise.

A) anything / us B) nobody / ourselvesC) everybody / it D) anyone / ourselves E) nowhere / itself

9. John likes this restaurant very much and he says that it serves ---- from beers and wine to exotic cocktails.

A) no one B) the onesC) everything D) nothing else E) the other



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Pronouns1. - 20. sorularda, verilen cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da

ifadeyi bulunuz.




---- life forms on the planet.A) by themselves / itsB) on their own / the otherC) the ones / another D) themselves / otherE) other / other




land for growing crops and grazing livestock.A) others

B) every other


E) other



happy it will be allright soon.A) she / it B) it / itself


E) its / it





needs ----.

A) its

B) by itselfC) on their own

D) of these

E) themselves

5. A positive attitude, determination and persistence minimize the impact of ---- that may

get in the way of success.A) everywhere B) any other


E) it



points well.A) someone / itsB) everyone else / theirsC) no one / themselvesD) ones / their E) anyone / their



very fat.



E) me / our



without much noise.A) anything / us

B) nobody / ourselves


E) nowhere / itself



exotic cocktails.A) no one

B) the onesC) everything

D) nothing else

E) the other


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12 Prepositions

1. - 20. sorularda, verilen tümcede boş


ifadeyi bulunuz.1. In Britain, the eighteenth century was noted ----

the fact that it witnessed the development --- the

offi ce of Prime Minister.A) at / on B) in / for

C) over / in D) for / of

E) on / with

2. At the end of the academic year, my parents

congratulated me ---- my remarkable

improvement as I had passed all the courses ----

no marks lower than a B.A) on / with B) for / of

C) at / by D) over / off

E) with / on

3. The origins of Western democratic culture is

often attributed ---- Ancient Greece, though

numerous other distinct infl uences should also

be taken ---- consideration.A) to / into B) at / for

C) over / on D) for / of

E) on / at

4. I am afraid I can’t help you ---- your assignment

as I have been working ---- two projects right

now.

A) at / for B) in / above

C) for / beneath D) with / on

E) of / across

5. The man charged ---- robbery indicated that he

would accept the accusations as there was no

point ---- trying to offer any defence.A) along / on

B) in / for

C) for / of D) with / in

E) of / at

6. If the company owners had cared ---- their

workers’ demands more, they wouldn’t have

been ---- the edge of bankruptcy.A) for / in

B) of / at

C) about / on D) at / over

E) in / across

7. Some experts accept that intelligence is based

---- a single dominant factor while others argue

that intelligence consists ---- a set of relatively

independent abilities.A) on / for B) for / in

C) upon / of D) at / on

E) with / over

8. During the meeting, I had some disagreement ----

my boss as to how to allocate responsibilities

---- the people.A) with / among

B) on / at

C) for / within D) at / for

E) to / to

9. The advantage ---- having free time is that you

can do anything you want ---- it.A) of / with

B) from / for

C) in / to D) for / through

E) at / from

10. The boy swam a long way ---- water and then

came ---- for air.A) under / up

B) in / from

C) on / beneath D) at / onto

E) through / below



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ifadeyi bulunuz.1. Interconnection between humans has led to



---- life forms on the planet.A) by themselves / itsB) on their own / the otherC) the ones / another D) themselves / otherE) other / other







E) other



happy it will be allright soon.A) she / it B) it / itself


E) its / it





needs ----. A) its

B) by itself


E) themselves



get in the way of success.A) everywhere B) any other


E) it



points well.A) someone / itsB) everyone else / theirs

C) no one / themselvesD) ones / their E) anyone / their



very fat. A) me / myself

B) mine / me


E) me / our



without much noise.A) anything / us B) nobody / ourselves


E) nowhere / itself



exotic cocktails.A) no one

B) the ones


E) the other



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Modals31. - 20. sorularda, verilen cümlede boş


ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. Nelson is very knowledgeable about world

history, but still he ---- a lot.

A) was able to read B) didn’t need to read

C) needs to read D) would have read

E) was to have read

2. You ---- another bouquet of red roses but that

was a very nice gesture and I appreciate it very

much.

A) had to send

B) will have sent

C) were supposed to send

D) can’t have sent

E) needn’t have sent

3. Japan’s climate varies from tropical in the south

to cool temperate in the north, so you ---- the

weather now before you go there.

A) must have checked

B) had better check

C) can’t have checked

D) are used to checking

E) didn’t have to check

4. From the degree of pain he was obviously

experiencing, I suspected the footballer ---- his

ankle.

A) shouldn’t break B) might be breaking

C) must break D) might have broken

E) was to have broken

5. Tom ---- to one of the best schools in the

country, but he decided to go to a rather

low-rank college.

A) could have gone B) needn’t have gone

C) will be able to go D) must have gone

E) used to go

6. While the restaurant ---- approximately 1500

customers a week, they are now down to about

800 customers as many of the clients moved

away from the area.

A) are to serve

B) used to serve

C) may be serving

D) ought to have served

E) are used to serving

7. Goldfish are gregarious, that is, they normally

live in large groups. Therefore, one generally ----

them in groups of less than three specimens.

A) must have kept B) didn’t need to keep

C) shouldn’t keep D) might have kept

E) had to keep

8. Despite the weather conditions, Peter ---- the car

race in the top-five yesterday.

A) had better not finish

B) doesn’t have to finish

C) was able to finish

D) could finish

E) is to finish

9. Since she has resigned from her job lately, Julia

is with her son every single day and ---- him to

daycare for the time being.

A) was going to send B) is used to sending

C) might have sent D) ought to have sent

E) doesn’t have to send

10. Elizabeth’s latest grades are unusually high. She

---- well for her finals.

A) must have studied

B) would study

C) was supposed to study

D) couldn’t have studied

E) may not have studied

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41. - 20. sorularda, verilen cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen sözcükya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. Stem cell therapy remains a controversial issue because stem cells ---- from human embryos, which ---- in the process.

A) obtained / can destroyB) have been obtained / destroyedC) are obtained / are destroyedD) will be obtained / had been destroyedE) obtain / are destroying

2. Psychometric tests ---- since the early part of the 20th century and originally ---- for use in educational psychology.

A) are used / had been developedB) have been using / were developingC) were used / have been developedD) have been used / were developedE) had been used / are developed

3. The Egyptians ---- a number of gods and goddesses, most of which ---- to possess a human form although some had the heads of birds and other animals.

A) are worshipped / are believingB) worshipped / were believedC) have been worshipping / had believedD) had worshipped / have been believedE) were worshipping / are believed

4. Studies ---- that food dyes and certain foods ---- children’s behaviour adversely.

A) show / can affectB) were showing / could be affectedC) have been showing / had effectedD) are shown / must have affectedE) have shown / should be affected

5. After the official investigation it ---- that the boy ---- by his friend on purpose.

A) is concluded / has killedB) has concluded / killedC) has been concluded / had been killedD) concluded / has been killedE) was concluded / had been killed

6. Natural food colours for industrial or domestic use ---- any certification but the synthetic ones ---- for their safety standards by organizations like FDA.

A) aren’t needing / were certifiedB) don’t need / have to be certifiedC) needed / can be certifiedD) aren’t needed / have been certifiedE) haven’t needed / should have certified

7. The boss ---- all the employees ---- all night and most of them arrived their homes after midnight.

A) got / work B) made / workC) had / worked D) got / to have worked E) let / to work

8. International students ---- to work off campus to earn money but they ---- top priority for on campus jobs.

A) don’t allow / are receivedB) haven’t been allowed / were receivingC) are allowing / haven’t been receivingD) are not allowed / receiveE) won’t be allowed / were received

9. Quinces have a very ancient history, and are known ---- in Asia and around the Mediterranean for over four hundred years.

A) to have been cultivatedB) to cultivateC) being cultivatedD) to be cultivatingE) having been cultivated

10. At the time, arson ---- but police later revealed that in fact the fire ---- by a dust extractor, accidentally left on over the preceding weekend.

A) had been suspected / were causingB) is suspected / is causingC) may have suspected / causedD) suspected / has been causedE) was suspected / was caused

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Pronouns1. - 20. sorularda, verilen cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. The Pirahã language has a number of linguistic features that are claimed by some linguists to be unusual though ---- have argued that they are found in other languages as well.A) the other B) one anotherC) each other D) another E) others

2. Cooking is the most enjoyable activity that parents can do with ---- kids in ---- free time. It contributes a lot to their emotional development.A) their / theirB) them / theirC) themselves / theirD) their / themselvesE) their / theirs

3. Some labourers complain about new technologies as they think that automation will steal their jobs and create even more unemployment. ---- welcome machines as they want to boost worker productivity.A) All the others B) The otherC) Another D) Others E) One after another

4. The Internet breaks down cultural boundaries by enabling easy, near-instantaneous communication between people ---- in the world in a variety of digital forms and media.A) anywhere B) anyoneC) something D) nowhere E) everyone

5. According to official statistics, about a million people die by suicide annually, more than ---- murdered or killed in wars.

A) them B) oneC) that of D) other E) those

6. Hometown is primarily used as a generic term for the city or town in which ---- was born or grew up, or the place of ---- principal residence.

A) anyone / nowhereB) everybody / anyoneC) no one / everyone’sD) someone’s / no one’sE) someone / someone’s

7. A monetary union is a situation where several countries have agreed to share a single currency amongst ----.

A) them B) by themselvesC) themselves D) it E) on their own

8. One gentleman, who ---- in the hospital for three days, when asked if he knew where he was, stated the correct city and hospital. He said he ---- in a different place though. A) has been / has startedB) had been / startedC) had been / had startedD) was / had been startingE) was / has started

9. Because it was very cold, the climbers gathered around the fire in a circle as close to ---- as possible in order to get warm. A) other B) themC) themselves D) each other E) one another’s


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Prepositions121. - 20. sorularda, verilen cümlede boş


ifadeyi bulunuz.1. Caffeinism is thought to occur if you have an

intake ---- more than 750 mg of caffeine per day,

which is roughly fi ve ---- six cups of ground

coffee.

A) of / to B) under / on

C) between / of D) through / within

E) with / at

2. Anaemia is a condition ---- which the blood

fails to supply the body’s tissues ---- suffi cient

amounts of oxygen.A) on / by

B) through / onC) in / with

D) over / by

E) for / over

3. People who suffer ---- anxiety disorders may

also have other mental illnesses, such as depression.

A) for

B) fromC) over

D) through

E) by

4. ---- average, an American home uses nearly 20

times as much electric light as an Indian one

and ---- 1 billion people in the world live with no

electricity.

A) On / over B) To / on

C) At / on D) For / over

E) With / by

5. Clay tablets were used as the fi rst writing medium, inscribed ---- cuneiform script ---- the

use of a blunt reed called a stylus.A) within / on B) through / of

C) with / through D) over / with

E) above / at

6. When the student persisted ---- asking awkward

questions, the teacher got annoyed ---- him.A) of / on

B) through / byC) by / at

D) on / for

E) in / with

7. Blood pressure is a measure of the force exerted

by the blood fl owing ---- the arteries, the vessels

that carry blood ---- the heart to the body.A) from / of B) for / at

C) through / from D) under / below

E) on / on

8. What makes humans different ---- animals is that

humans are omnivorous which means that they

are able to consume both vegetarian and non-

vegetarian foods.A) for

B) from

C) under D) on

E) with

9. While boxing accounts ---- fewer deaths than many other sports, this is insignifi cant

compared ---- the effects of brain damage that

may go unrecorded in many boxers.A) for / to B) from / on

C) over / in D) to / through

E) along / with

10. One of the striking facts ---- the movie is that its

scenario is based ---- a real story.A) during / in B) about / on

C) from / at D) for / over

E) to / of

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Pronouns1. - 20. sorularda, verilen cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da

ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. The Pirahã language has a number of linguistic

features that are claimed by some linguists to

be unusual though ---- have argued that they are

found in other languages as well.A) the other B) one another


E) others

2. Cooking is the most enjoyable activity that

parents can do with ---- kids in ---- free time. It

contributes a lot to their emotional development.A) their / theirB) them / theirC) themselves / theirD) their / themselvesE) their / theirs

3. Some labourers complain about new technologies as they think that automation

will steal their jobs and create even more unemployment. ---- welcome machines as they

want to boost worker productivity.A) All the others B) The other

C) Another D) Others

E) One after another

4. The Internet breaks down cultural boundaries

by enabling easy, near-instantaneous communication between people ---- in the world

in a variety of digital forms and media.A) anywhere B) anyone


E) everyone

5. According to official statistics, about a million

people die by suicide annually, more than ----

murdered or killed in wars.A) them B) one

C) that of D) other

E) those

6. Hometown is primarily used as a generic term for the city or town in which ---- was born or grew up, or the place of ---- principal

residence.

A) anyone / nowhereB) everybody / anyoneC) no one / everyone’sD) someone’s / no one’sE) someone / someone’s

7. A monetary union is a situation where several

countries have agreed to share a single currency

amongst ----.A) them

B) by themselves

C) themselves D) it

E) on their own

8. One gentleman, who ---- in the hospital for three

days, when asked if he knew where he was,

stated the correct city and hospital. He said he

---- in a different place though. A) has been / has startedB) had been / startedC) had been / had startedD) was / had been startingE) was / has started

9. Because it was very cold, the climbers gathered

around the fire in a circle as close to ---- as

possible in order to get warm. A) other B) them

C) themselves D) each other

E) one another’s



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VOCABULARY STUDIES kitapları öğrencilerin kelime bilgilerini artırmayı amaçlar. Toplam 5 adet Vocabulary Studies kitabı bulunmaktadır. Her kitap, 600 kelimeye odaklanır ve çeşitli alıştırmalar ile çoktan seçmeli sorulardan oluşur. Vocabulary Studies kitapları, kelimelerin anlamlarının verildiği, örnek cümlelerle kullanımlarının incelendiği sözlük çalışmasını da içinde barındırır. Sınıf ortamında interaktif akıllı tahta kullanımına uygundur.

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PHRASAL VERBS kitabı içinde toplam 250 fiil Türkçe ve İngilizce anlamları ile beraber verilmiştir. Kitapta ayrıca örnek cümleler, fiiller ile ilgili alıştırmalar ve 250 adet boşluk doldurma sorusu bulunmaktadır.

Sınıf ortamında interaktif akıllı tahta kullanımına uygundur.

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ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. I think fashion is nothing but repetitive. The

clothes we wear this year have the same ---- with

the clothes that used to be worn by our parents.

A) passions B) patterns

C) mansions D) bachelors

E) chambers

2. Although he only took ---- to be a candidate for

this position, he doesn’t stop bragging and this

bothers everyone around him. I wonder what will

happen when he can’t take the job.

A) deception B) management

C) falsehood D) nomination

E) sanction

3. The Romans derived their theatre from that of

the Greeks and further developed the ---- on

voice.

A) location B) condition

C) indication D) destination

E) emphasis

4. Tests have shown that the colour ---- of children

tend to shift from warmer to cooler colours as

they grow older.

A) preferences B) elections

C) exhibitions D) facilities

E) expenses

5. Zoological classification systems were originally

based primarily on the ---- and differences in

morphology of animal species.

A) territories B) similarities

C) dignities D) aptitudes

E) wisdoms

6. If ---- exist in our galaxy with levels of

technology at least equal to our own, we might

be able to detect some of them using radio

telescopes.

A) brands B) privileges

C) civilizations D) demonstrations

E) perspectives

7. Universe is full of surprises. When two black

holes come closer to each other, they can’t

escape from each other. The ---- of them ends up

with a new and bigger black hole.

A) bankruptcy B) scenery

C) deception D) collision

E) temptation

8. Someone who doesn’t like reading can’t know

the ---- of reserving a place for a library full of

books that takes years to buy, read and keep for

future generations.

A) enchantment B) harassment

C) implication D) recession

E) temperament

9. The only real adverse health ---- of the Chernobyl

catastrophe, among about 5 million people living

in the contaminated regions, is the epidemics of

psychosomatic diseases.

A) production B) consequence

C) deletion D) congestion

E) opportunity

10. By dividing a job into several small tasks, each

task is performed more efficiently, and thus ----

increases.

A) obligation B) productivity

C) failure D) simplicity

E) solidarity

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ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. When a man takes a woman out for dinner, it is

considered ---- to assist her with her chair when

she gets up or sits down.

A) polite B) innocent

C) clumsy D) strict

E) tense

2. His voice may tell whether the speaker is sick or

healthy, sleepy or wide awake, drunk or ----.

A) rough B) smart

C) sober D) stingy

E) chilly

3. Spiders “talk” to potential mates using a type of

light not ---- to the human eye, scientists report.

A) digestive B) portable

C) attentive D) visible

E) careful

4. Today America is very much a car culture and

most people find that owning a car is ---- to their

lives.

A) inventive B) essential

C) optional D) productive

E) tactile

5. The early cycles of ---- and mystery plays

possibly began as celebrations of traditional

religious feasts and fasts.

A) adverse B) excessive

C) fragile D) miracle

E) fertile

6. No matter where they live, Chicagoans talk

constantly about the weather, which is known

for its ---- changes.

A) dramatic B) equivalent

C) wealthy D) watchful

E) gentle

7. Because of its location, the skin is perhaps more

---- to disease than any other body organ.

A) multiple B) docile

C) crucial D) selective

E) susceptible

8. With these new regulations, farmers expect ----

effects that can enhance their situation and help

them produce more and healthier products with

less money.

A) eminent B) tangible

C) elegant D) profound

E) fateful

9. Scientists have pinpointed a reason why people

with Indian ancestry may be more ---- to weight

problems.

A) peculiar B) prone

C) fair D) smooth

E) intense

10. Rice prices have risen for a sixth ---- day as

global supplies continue to be stretched by

cyclone damage to crops in Burma.

A) cautious B) identical

C) consecutive D) reflective

E) distinct

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1. Explorers in an undersea discovery craft came upon remnants of human habitation 311-feet below the surface of the Black Sea, ---- 12 miles off the Turkish shoreline, near the port city of Sinop.

A) approximately B) faintlyC) eventually D) reluctantly E) adequately

2. Tornadoes are most frequent in the United States east of the Rocky Mountains and ---- in the central plains area of the Mississippi basin where about 150 occur each year.

A) faultlessly B) fortunatelyC) especially D) simultaneously E) evolutionarily

3. The third largest city in the United States, Chicago dominates a nearly solid band of ---- populated area from Gary to Kenosha more than 160 kilometres away.

A) heavily B) recentlyC) traditionally D) previously E) secretly

4. The skin is ---- supplied with nerves that enable the perception of pain, touch, heat, and cold.

A) eventually B) severelyC) quietly D) richly E) reasonably

5. Mechanization of agriculture in the developing world is ---- important, and the electricity supply is very important for that to happen.

A) routinely B) reallyC) delightfully D) worriedly E) improbably

6. In economies that are ---- global rather than national, tariffs become primarily taxes imposed on consumers.

A) enduringly B) unlikelyC) promptly D) essentially E) strangely

7. By getting the weather reports, farmers can see ---- how much water their banana plants need.

A) suddenly B) abruptlyC) formerly D) actively E) exactly

8. Papua New Guinea is the most ---- populated country in the world in terms of the languages being spoken. It hosts at least 820 languages spoken by different ethnic groups.

A) partially B) randomlyC) eagerly D) immensely E) diversely

9. I don’t want to speak ---- since they are completely different areas but if I needed to choose between literature and science, I would definitely move on with English literature because it is much more fun.

A) ultimately B) comparativelyC) generously D) earnestly E) perpetually

10. People should be able to see that the environment in the United States is actually pretty clean, ---- compared to what it was 30 years ago.

A) wrongly B) mournfullyC) especially D) wastefully E) impatiently

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1. Explorers in an undersea discovery craft came upon remnants of human habitation 311-feet below the surface of the Black Sea, ---- 12 miles off the Turkish shoreline, near the port city of Sinop.

A) approximately B) faintlyC) eventually D) reluctantly E) adequately

2. Tornadoes are most frequent in the United States east of the Rocky Mountains and ---- in the central plains area of the Mississippi basin where about 150 occur each year.A) faultlessly B) fortunatelyC) especially D) simultaneously E) evolutionarily

3. The third largest city in the United States, Chicago dominates a nearly solid band of ---- populated area from Gary to Kenosha more than 160 kilometres away.A) heavily B) recentlyC) traditionally D) previously E) secretly

4. The skin is ---- supplied with nerves that enable the perception of pain, touch, heat, and cold.A) eventually B) severelyC) quietly D) richly E) reasonably

5. Mechanization of agriculture in the developing world is ---- important, and the electricity supply is very important for that to happen.A) routinely B) reallyC) delightfully D) worriedly E) improbably

6. In economies that are ---- global rather than national, tariffs become primarily taxes imposed on consumers.

A) enduringly B) unlikelyC) promptly D) essentially E) strangely

7. By getting the weather reports, farmers can see ---- how much water their banana plants need.A) suddenly B) abruptlyC) formerly D) actively E) exactly

8. Papua New Guinea is the most ---- populated country in the world in terms of the languages being spoken. It hosts at least 820 languages spoken by different ethnic groups. A) partially B) randomlyC) eagerly D) immensely E) diversely

9. I don’t want to speak ---- since they are completely different areas but if I needed to choose between literature and science, I would definitely move on with English literature because it is much more fun. A) ultimately B) comparativelyC) generously D) earnestly E) perpetually

10. People should be able to see that the environment in the United States is actually pretty clean, ---- compared to what it was 30 years ago.

A) wrongly B) mournfullyC) especially D) wastefully E) impatiently

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1. In the December 1976 ----, the Liberal-Democratic party lost its parliamentary majority for the first time in 21 years.A) strategy

B) presentationC) election

D) destination E) obsession

2. The Aztecs had the most advanced ---- in North America at the time of Cortez, but they did not originate it.

A) civilization B) famineC) mishap D) concern

E) judgment

3. The Israeli government announced that it had approved the ---- of new housing developments in East Jerusalem.A) disposal

B) constructionC) depiction

D) segregation E) avoidance

4. English merchants were leaders in developing a commerce that increased the ---- for more goods.

A) termination B) peculiarity

C) confrontation D) demand E) intrusion

5. A shortage of doctors has occurred in recent years because the ---- of physicians from medical schools has not kept pace with the growing national population.A) reversal

B) legislationC) graduation

D) enlargement E) sensation

6. Most products people in the industrialized nations use today are turned out swiftly by the ---- of mass production.A) process

B) peakC) anticipation D) fragility E) evacuation

7. People who want to communicate effectively will inform themselves on a topic and organize their ---- before they write.A) thoughts

B) managementsC) slaughters

D) dismissals E) nominations

8. In this programme, activities are carefully selected according to the child’s age, needs, sex, and physical ----.A) advocacy

B) conditionC) impact

D) violation E) collision

9. Although medical science has made great strides to eradicate the disease, a number of ---- remain to be conquered.A) manipulations B) subordinationsC) periodicals

D) ailments E) inclusions

10. At the ---- of World War II, Eden re-entered the Chamberlain government, and when Churchill became Prime Minister in May 1940, he served as foreign secretary once again.A) obscurity

B) prescriptionC) shelter

D) coherence E) outbreak

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401. - 20. sorularda, verilen cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da

ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. The causes of the disease are uncertain, and ----

to cure it have given poor results so far.A) removals B) productions

C) attempts D) peculiarities

E) assertions

2. Winning the Nobel Prize in Literature 2006

has certainly enhanced Orhan Pamuk’s ----

throughout the world.A) auction

B) destinyC) ignorance

D) reputation

E) avoidance

3. Several politicians have voiced their ---- over

plans to introduce a new tax plan on petrol.A) concern

B) habitationC) location

D) depiction

E) facility

4. Tom has come to the ---- that he must go back

to university and fi nish his degree if he wants to

get a better job.A) conclusion

B) deliverance

C) notifi cation D) allocation

E) intrusion

5. After all, Ted doesn’t need to say a word as he is

being very ---- about his dissatisfaction with the

company.

A) puzzling B) imprecise

C) confusing D) tricky

E) explicit

6. Chomsky’s revolutionary work in linguistics has

aroused ---- scholarly interest.A) intense B) primitive

C) abusive D) humorous

E) offensive

7. Food producers stress that the use of additives

is ---- in order to keep some packaged foods

fresh.

A) contradictory B) essential

C) clashing D) paradoxical

E) aimless

8. Martin found the art exhibition rather ----saying

that he had expected to see more artists from

abroad.

A) inspiring B) striking

C) stimulating D) adaptable

E) unimpressive

9. Long-distance learning has proved ----popular in

remote parts of Australia and Canada and lots

of people have already obtained their diplomas

through this way.A) barely

B) infrequently

C) highly D) irrelevantly

E) considerately

10. Nowadays, a university diploma does not ----

guarantee someone a place in the job market.A) contentedly

B) internallyC) adversely

D) legibly

E) necessarily

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1. I think fashion is nothing but repetitive. The

clothes we wear this year have the same ---- with

the clothes that used to be worn by our parents. A) passions

B) patternsC) mansions

D) bachelors

E) chambers

2. Although he only took ---- to be a candidate for

this position, he doesn’t stop bragging and this

bothers everyone around him. I wonder what will

happen when he can’t take the job. A) deception B) management

C) falsehood D) nomination

E) sanction

3. The Romans derived their theatre from that of

the Greeks and further developed the ---- on

voice.

A) location B) condition

C) indication D) destination

E) emphasis

4. Tests have shown that the colour ---- of children

tend to shift from warmer to cooler colours as

they grow older.A) preferences

B) electionsC) exhibitions

D) facilities

E) expenses

5. Zoological classification systems were originally

based primarily on the ---- and differences in

morphology of animal species.A) territories B) similarities

C) dignities D) aptitudes

E) wisdoms

6. If ---- exist in our galaxy with levels of technology at least equal to our own, we might

be able to detect some of them using radio

telescopes.

A) brands B) privileges

C) civilizations D) demonstrations

E) perspectives

7. Universe is full of surprises. When two black

holes come closer to each other, they can’t

escape from each other. The ---- of them ends up

with a new and bigger black hole. A) bankruptcy B) scenery

C) deception D) collision

E) temptation

8. Someone who doesn’t like reading can’t know

the ---- of reserving a place for a library full of

books that takes years to buy, read and keep for

future generations. A) enchantment

B) harassment

C) implication D) recession

E) temperament

9. The only real adverse health ---- of the Chernobyl

catastrophe, among about 5 million people living

in the contaminated regions, is the epidemics of

psychosomatic diseases.A) production B) consequence

C) deletion D) congestion

E) opportunity

10. By dividing a job into several small tasks, each

task is performed more efficiently, and thus ----

increases.

A) obligation B) productivity

C) failure D) simplicity

E) solidarity

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1. slavery

kölelik

2. prehistoric tarih öncesi

3. occur

meydana gelmek

4. agricultural tarımsal

5. obtain

elde etmek

6. various

çeşitli

7. conquest

ele geçirme

8. punishment ceza

9. essential

gerekli

10. require

gerektirmek

1. - 3. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre

cevaplayınız.

The practice of slavery dates back to prehistoric times

although its institutionalization probably first occurred

in early historical times, when agricultural advances

made organized societies possible. Slaves were needed

for various specialized functions in these societies.

They were basically obtained either through raids or

conquests of other peoples or within the society itself

when some people sold themselves or their family

members to pay debts or were enslaved as punishment

for crimes. Slavery was an accepted feature essential to

the economy and society of all ancient civilizations. The

ancient Egyptians used slaves on a mass scale to build

the royal palaces and monuments. The ancient Hebrews

also used slaves but they were required by religious law

to free slaves of their own nationality at certain fixed

times. In the more advanced civilizations of

pre-Columbian America such Maya, slave labour was

also used on a large scale in both agriculture and

warfare.

1. Which statement is true about the practice of

slavery?

A) It was not so common in the civilizations of

pre-Columbian America.

B) It started with the establishment of highly

organized societies.

C) It started in prehistoric times and existed in

different cultures.

D) It wasn’t seen in ancient societies such as

ancient Hebrews.

E) It was not a common occurrence in more

advanced civilizations.

2. One can understand from the passage that

slaves ----.

A) were needed for only one specific purpose, the

building of various constructions

B) were set free after a certain period of time in

ancient societies

C) were sometimes the people who deliberately

sold themselves to others for a reason

D) were primarily criminals being punished within

a society

E) were employed in private domestic service at

homes in Mayan culture

3. The writer states in the passage that ----.

A) the ancient Egyptians used slaves in wars and

agricultural activities

B) the practice of slavery has never been an

established institution so far

C) the first society to employ slavery was the

ancient Hebrews

D) with the developments in the field of agriculture,

people established organized societies

E) it was a common practice in the ancient Mayan

culture to build monuments and royal palaces

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1. playwright oyun yazarı

2. respected saygın

3. reputation ün

4. consider düşünmek

5. survive hayatta kalmak

6. narrative anlatım

7. considerable kayda değer

8. speculation tahmin

9. belief inanç

10. attribute atfetmek


cevaplayınız.

William Shakespeare, who lived between 1564 and 1616,

was an English poet and playwright. Shakespeare was

a respected poet and playwright in his own day but his

reputation did not rise to its present heights until the

nineteenth century. Many people now consider him to

be the greatest English writer of all time and one of the

greatest in the world. His surviving works include 38

plays, 154 sonnets, two long narrative poems and several

other poems. His poetry and plays are generally about

feelings such as love, jealousy, and anger. Shakespeare’s

plays have been translated into almost every language

and are performed more often than those of any other

playwright. Few records of Shakespeare’s private

life have survived and there has been considerable

speculation about such matters as his religious beliefs

and whether the works attributed to him were written by

others.

1. One can understand from the passage that

William Shakespeare ----.

A) was the most famous playwright in the world in

the nineteenth century

B) wrote 154 plays during his lifetime

C) was criticized in the nineteenth century in

England because of his style

D) translated many works of other writers into

English

E) is more well-known today than he was in his

time

2. According to the passage, what is true about

Shakespeare’s works?

A) They have been translated into a few

languages since his death in 1616.

B) They were mainly about religious or political

ideas.

C) They were usually about basic human

emotions such as love, jealousy and anger.

D) They didn’t influence the readers of his time

much and he was highly criticised.

E) They weren’t all published until after his death

as he wasn’t so popular in his day.

3. We can understand from the passage that ----.

A) much is known about the life of William

Shakespeare due to the records of his private

life

B) William Shakespeare can be considered to

be a productive writer when the number of his

works is taken into account

C) William Shakespeare was influenced by his

religious beliefs while writing his plays

D) some plays thought to have been written by

William Shakespeare were in fact works of

some other writers

E) William Shakespeare was a playwright who

lived in the nineteenth century

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1. common yaygın

2. cereal tahıl

3. widely yaygın biçimde

4. especially özellikle

5. chief başlıca

6. consume tüketmek

7. mostly çoğunlukla

8. principal başlıca, esas

9. discovery keşif

10. exist mevcut olmak


cevaplayınız.

Corn or maize is a common name for the cereal grass

widely grown for food and to feed animals especially

livestock. It is one of the world’s chief grain crops

together with wheat and rice and the most produced

crop of the United States. Corn is consumed as food by

many people in Mexico, Central and South America and

parts of Africa. However, in Europe and the rest of North

America, it is grown mostly for use as animal food. Corn

is native to the Americas and has been the principal

grain of the region for many centuries. The origin of corn

remains a mystery but archaeological discoveries show

that corn has existed in the Southwestern United States

for at least 3,000 years.

1. One can understand from the passage that corn,

as a grain crop, ----.

A) is used by people in Central and South

America primarily to feed animals

B) is the most produced crop in the United States

after wheat and rice

C) is now the third most important cereal crop in

EuropeD) was first grown by people in the American

continentE) has been cultivated more and more throughout

the world in recent years

2. According to the passage, which statement is

true about corn?

A) It was first grown by the natives of North

America.B) It is grown in Mexico mainly to feed livestock

rather than for food.

C) It ranks first in terms of volume of production in

the United States.

D) It has been the major grain of the countries in

Europe for centuries.

E) It began to spread to other countries from the

American continent at least 3,000 years ago.

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

A) the United States is the leading corn-growing

country in the world

B) the United States exports most of the corn it

produces to other countries

C) the production of corn has decreased in the

United States

D) the origin of corn dates back to ancient times

according to the evidence found

E) archaeological discoveries confirm that corn

has been grown in Europe since 3,000 years

ago

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1. credit atfetmek2. invent icat etmek3. experimental deneysel4. fundamental asıl, en önemli5. breakthrough büyük buluş

6. enable sağlamak7. steer yönlendirmek8. effectively etkili bir biçimde9. equilibrium denge10. particular özel

1. - 3. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

The Wright Brothers were two Americans who are credited with inventing and building the world’s first successful airplane and making the first controlled and powered heavier-than-air human flight on 17 December 1903. In the two years afterward, they developed their flying machine into the first fixed-wing aircraft. Although not the first to build and fly experimental aircraft, the Wright Brothers were the first to invent aircraft controls that made fixed-wing flight possible. The Wright Brothers’ fundamental breakthrough was their invention of three axis-control, which enabled the pilot to steer the aircraft effectively and to maintain its equilibrium. This method became standard on fixed-wing aircraft of all kinds. From the beginning of their aeronautical work, the Wright Brothers focused on unlocking the secrets of control to conquer the flying problem, rather than developing more powerful engines as some other experimenters did. Their work with bicycles in particular influenced their belief that an unstable vehicle like a flying machine could be controlled and balanced with practice.

1. It is understood from the passage that the Wright Brothers ----.

A) developed the most powerful aircraft engine of their timeB) were inspired by their work with bicycles while trying to solve the control problem of aircraft C) invented the first fixed-wing aircraft in 1903 D) were the first people to fly an aircraftE) weren’t the first experimenters to develop a fully controllable airplane

2. We can understand from the passage that ----.A) the plane the Wright Brothers developed was impractical to fly for more than a short distance because of control problemsB) the Wright Brothers paved the way for other experimenters to make the first controlled flight though they didn’t become successful in their attempts

C) the method which the Wright Brothers found to fly an aircraft effectively proved to be useless in later yearsD) the most important invention of the Wright Brothers was an engine-powered aircraftE) the main function of three axis-control method which the Wright Brothers found was to help direct an aircraft successfully

3. According to the passage, it is true that from the beginning of their aeronautical work, Wright Brothers ----.

A) concentrated on developing a reliable method of pilot control to achieve a successful flightB) tried to invent a powerful aircraft engine to achieve a heavier-than-air human flightC) focused on developing a light aircraft which was able to float in the air for a long timeD) worked with other experimenters collaboratively to invent a fixed-wing aircraft E) tried to develop a mechanism which would enable a pilot to fly an aircraft at high speeds

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1. combination birleştirme; uyuşma

2. various çeşitli, türlü

3. resource kaynak

4. provide sağlamak

5. distinct belirgin; farklı, ayrı

6. capital sermaye

7. deliberately kasıtlı olarak

8. distinguish ayırt etmek

9. supply sağlamak

10. responsive duyarlı, hassas

1. - 3. soruları aşağıdaki parçaya göre cevaplayınız.

The effective combination of various resources, which

result in the creation of goods and services, is called

production. These resources, which are either obtained

from nature or provided by humans, are known as

factors of production and have both common and distinct

characteristics. They all have to be paid for and as a

result the process of production adds to the value of the

product. Also, to some extent, they can be substituted for

one another. Capital, which refers not only to cash but

also to buildings, machines and other materials, is the

only factor which is deliberately and completely created

by humans. Labour is distinguished from the other factors

in that it is human. The only natural factor of production is

land. Therefore, its total supply is not responsive at all to

any conditions caused by humans.

1. According to the passage, the value of a product

----.

A) has no connection with the amount of labour

that went into itB) is affected by the cost of the resources used

in its productionC) is determined by the quality of the labour it has

D) is influenced by consumer incomesE) increases as new methods of production are

introduced

2. It is pointed out in the passage that ----.A) resources of production can be used instead

of one another to some extentB) increases in the supply of labour can’t

increase the productionC) most of the goods can be produced without

human effortD) land can’t be defined as a distinct factor of productionE) producers must save up in order to produce

some products in the future

3. What can be inferred from the passage?A) Money is not always necessary to build machines and other materials.

B) Land is the only source of production which is

not created by humans.C) Capital refers to all naturally occurring resources.D) Factors of production don’t have any similar

characteristics.E) All goods are made up of materials made by

humans.

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ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. Drugs such as alcohol typically require many

more ---- to addict their users than drugs such

as heroin or cocaine.

A) accusations B) traits

C) mechanisms D) residences

E) exposures

2. Carpet-weaving is one of the most ----

manifestations of Persian culture and art and

dates back to the Bronze Age.

A) talkative B) urgent

C) legible D) distinguished

E) nomadic

3. As the soldiers passed through the streets as

part of the national festival celebrations, some

doors and windows half opened and some

women, carrying their babies, looked out ----.

A) randomly B) abusively

C) ultimately D) timidly

E) ideally

4. UNESCO is a specialized agency of the UN,

created in 1946 to aid peace by ---- international

cooperation in education, science, and culture.

A) tending B) originating

C) promoting D) differing

E) locating

5. Having noticed that I was going to miss the last

train to the city centre, I quickly ---- my clothes

and called a taxi.

A) got off B) put on

C) crossed out D) got over

E) came across

6. As soon as the volcano first showed sign of

activity, the entire population of the village were

made ---- their homes.

A) leave B) leaving

C) to leave D) having left

E) to have been left

7. Several insurance companies have now

unwillingly made the decision ---- they should

withdraw from the European market because of

the decline of the Euro.

A) whom B) which

C) that

D) what

E) whose

8. ---- rich a person is in terms of finance, he is

considered to have nothing if he lacks friends,

laughter and enjoyment in life.

A) However B) In spite of

C) Although D) No matter

E) Regardless

9. The boy who ---- the leader of the gang ---- by the

police was awarded with a certificate given at a

special ceremony.

A) made / catch B) got / to catch

C) had / catch D) had made / to catch

E) had / caught

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ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. Teething, the ---- of the first teeth through a

baby’s gums, can be a frustrating time for little

ones and their parents.

A) assertion B) cultivation

C) oppression D) emergence

E) elimination

2. China is the largest country in East Asia and

the most ---- in the world with over 1.28 billion

people.

A) populous B) impractical

C) isolated D) uninhabited

E) sensible

3. When the conflict began, the soldiers ----

sacrificed their lives to protect their lands and

didn’t surrender to the enemy forces.

A) bravely B) selfishly

C) snobbishly D) abusively

E) infectiously

4. Gothic architecture is a style of architecture

which ---- during the high and late medieval

period.

A) benefited B) flourished

C) computed D) dropped

E) avoided

5. We arranged to meet in front of the library at ten

o’clock on Friday but Tom didn’t ----, so I thought

something might have happened to him.

A) pass out B) turn up

C) break into D) look over

E) come into

6. While Susan ---- every possible advantage by

her parents, she ---- the help she was offered by

them.

A) was given / rejected

B) has given / was rejected

C) was given / had been rejected

D) gave / has rejected

E) would be given / had been rejected

7. Where he has been hiding is probably known by

his mother, ---- has been in close contact with

him.

A) that B) whose

C) who D) of which

E) whom

8. ---- it was difficult for American Indians to

negotiate a peace treaty in their native language,

they used a form of sign language.

A) For B) Despite

C) However D) Only if

E) Since

9. While verbalisation is the most common form

of language in existence, humans make use of

many ---- systems to express their feelings.

A) other B) others

C) another D) the other

E) the others

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ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. According to a current study, the ---- of high

school dropout rate in the USA has decreased in

the last decade.

A) petition B) sincerity

C) impression D) percentage

E) quality

2. We have been getting these frightening ----

phone calls from someone who says we are in

some kind of danger.

A) anonymous B) inhospitable

C) reasonable D) influential

E) righteous

3. The social system of Iceland is characterized

by a(n) ---- even distribution of income. Thus,

the gap between the rich and the poor is rather

small.

A) defectively B) remarkably

C) doubtfully D) crucially

E) nervously

4. The terrorist attack on the holy temple ----

intense outrage among the members of that

religion throughout the world.

A) succeeded B) perceived

C) distributed D) provoked

E) disappeared

5. Trees are very important to our environment

because, unlike humans, they ---- carbon dioxide

and excrete oxygen.

A) blow up B) break into

C) take in D) carry out

E) deal with

6. Going over your choices in your head for the

millionth time isn’t going to make you feel any

better about your decision or ---- validity, one

way or ----.

A) it / each other B) itself / other

C) its own / the other D) it’s / another

E) its / others

7. Many people ---- themselves to volunteerism.

Malaria is a constant threat in the African

communities where this vaccine ----. They will be

fighting this horrible disease.

A) have devoted / will be given

B) had devote / is givenC) have been devoted / will give

D) devoted / will have been given

E) will devote / will have been giving

8. The actual act of travelling solo is a scary

thought for many, so actually doing it is an

achievement in itself. It can be daunting going to

another country ----, without knowing anybody.

A) yourself B) yours

C) by yourself D) your

E) your own

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1. According to a current study, the ---- of high school dropout rate in the USA has decreased in the last decade.A) petition B) sincerityC) impression D) percentage E) quality

2. We have been getting these frightening ---- phone calls from someone who says we are in some kind of danger.A) anonymous B) inhospitableC) reasonable D) influential E) righteous

3. The social system of Iceland is characterized by a(n) ---- even distribution of income. Thus, the gap between the rich and the poor is rather small.

A) defectively B) remarkablyC) doubtfully D) crucially E) nervously

4. The terrorist attack on the holy temple ---- intense outrage among the members of that religion throughout the world.A) succeeded B) perceivedC) distributed D) provoked E) disappeared

5. Trees are very important to our environment because, unlike humans, they ---- carbon dioxide and excrete oxygen.A) blow up B) break intoC) take in D) carry out E) deal with

6. Going over your choices in your head for the millionth time isn’t going to make you feel any better about your decision or ---- validity, one way or ----.

A) it / each other B) itself / otherC) its own / the other D) it’s / another E) its / others

7. Many people ---- themselves to volunteerism. Malaria is a constant threat in the African communities where this vaccine ----. They will be fighting this horrible disease.A) have devoted / will be givenB) had devote / is givenC) have been devoted / will giveD) devoted / will have been givenE) will devote / will have been giving

8. The actual act of travelling solo is a scary thought for many, so actually doing it is an achievement in itself. It can be daunting going to another country ----, without knowing anybody.A) yourself B) yoursC) by yourself D) your E) your own

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ifadeyi bulunuz.

1. According to a current study, the ---- of high

school dropout rate in the USA has decreased in

the last decade.A) petition

B) sincerity

C) impression D) percentage

E) quality

2. We have been getting these frightening ----

phone calls from someone who says we are in

some kind of danger.A) anonymous B) inhospitable

C) reasonable D) influential

E) righteous

3. The social system of Iceland is characterized

by a(n) ---- even distribution of income. Thus,

the gap between the rich and the poor is rather

small.A) defectively

B) remarkably

C) doubtfully D) crucially

E) nervously

4. The terrorist attack on the holy temple ----

intense outrage among the members of that

religion throughout the world.A) succeeded B) perceived

C) distributed D) provoked

E) disappeared

5. Trees are very important to our environment

because, unlike humans, they ---- carbon dioxide

and excrete oxygen.A) blow up B) break into

C) take in D) carry out

E) deal with

6. Going over your choices in your head for the

millionth time isn’t going to make you feel any

better about your decision or ---- validity, one

way or ----.A) it / each other

B) itself / other

C) its own / the other D) it’s / another

E) its / others

7. Many people ---- themselves to volunteerism.

Malaria is a constant threat in the African

communities where this vaccine ----. They will be

fighting this horrible disease.A) have devoted / will be givenB) had devote / is givenC) have been devoted / will give

D) devoted / will have been givenE) will devote / will have been giving

8. The actual act of travelling solo is a scary

thought for many, so actually doing it is an

achievement in itself. It can be daunting going to

another country ----, without knowing anybody.A) yourself

B) yoursC) by yourself

D) your

E) your own

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Okuma parçası soruları ağırlıklı olarak Reading Test’lerinde çalışılmaktadır. Reading Test’leri bir eğitim yılı için 60 adet olarak üretilmiştir. Her test 2’şer adet okuma parçasından oluşur.



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ifadeyi bulunuz.1. Practising a skill, such as juggling, for extended

periods of time may result in the ---- of that task

becoming almost completely automatic.A) effort

B) infant

C) journal D) balance

E) performance

2. It seems that every new word I learn has a

fi gurative meaning which is often quite different

from the ---- meaning.A) credible B) relative

C) literal

D) moderate

E) sceptical

3. In 1880, there were ---- 2 billion birds known as

passenger pigeons in the United States, but by

1914, the species had been extinct.A) gradually

B) eternally

C) honourably D) approximately

E) methodically

4. Goldfi sh lose their colour if they are kept in a

dim light or are placed in running water. They

only ---- gold if kept in a pond or in a bowl with

adequate light.A) attain

B) blend

C) qualify D) insure

E) remain

5. In order to ---- your talents to the full, you need

a profession more suited to you, and workplace

that requires continuous progress.A) take on

B) use up

C) put off D) bring out

E) give in

6. Do you regret ---- school so young as you

haven’t been able to fi nd a decent job for years?

A) to leaving B) leaving

C) to have left D) to leave

E) having been left

7. I believe that only so meone really incompetent

would make such a mistake, ----?A) don’t I

B) hasn’t she

C) would he D) wouldn’t they

E) didn’t they

8. After we make a list of guests, we ought to

phone them to see ---- a convenient time for the

meeting would be.A) how

B) which

C) what

D) how much

E) where

9. There are various ways ---- songs can be used to

enhance second language acquisition.A) in which

B) whose

C) when

D) for which

E) whom

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ifadeyi bulunuz.1. Teething, the ---- of the first teeth through a

baby’s gums, can be a frustrating time for little

ones and their parents.A) assertion B) cultivation

C) oppression D) emergence

E) elimination

2. China is the largest country in East Asia and

the most ---- in the world with over 1.28 billion

people.

A) populous B) impractical

C) isolated D) uninhabited

E) sensible

3. When the conflict began, the soldiers ----

sacrificed their lives to protect their lands and

didn’t surrender to the enemy forces.A) bravely

B) selfishly

C) snobbishly D) abusively

E) infectiously

4. Gothic architecture is a style of architecture

which ---- during the high and late medieval

period.

A) benefited B) flourished

C) computed D) dropped

E) avoided

5. We arranged to meet in front of the library at ten

o’clock on Friday but Tom didn’t ----, so I thought

something might have happened to him.A) pass out

B) turn up

C) break into D) look over

E) come into

6. While Susan ---- every possible advantage by

her parents, she ---- the help she was offered by

them.

A) was given / rejected B) has given / was rejectedC) was given / had been rejectedD) gave / has rejectedE) would be given / had been rejected

7. Where he has been hiding is probably known by

his mother, ---- has been in close contact with

him.

A) that

B) whose

C) who

D) of which

E) whom

8. ---- it was difficult for American Indians to

negotiate a peace treaty in their native language,

they used a form of sign language.A) For

B) Despite

C) However D) Only if

E) Since

9. While verbalisation is the most common form

of language in existence, humans make use of

many ---- systems to express their feelings.

A) other B) others

C) another D) the other

E) the others

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1. get intogirmek

2. talentyetenek

3. infrequentnadir, az bulunur, seyrek

4. temporarygeçici

5. voiceoverseslendirme

6. auditionseçme (tiyatro vs. için)

7. toughzorlu, zor, sert

8. hugedevasa, muazzam, kocaman

9. confi dence güven

10. desirearzu, istek

1. - 3. soruları, aşağıda verilen parçaya göre

yanıtlayınız.

There are some jobs that are diffi cult to get into. Acting is

one of them. First you have to have the talent, and then

you need to get into drama school. You have to be able

to learn lines. Also work can be infrequent, and actors

often take on temporary jobs to pay the rent. Some can

get work either in advertisements or by just doing the

voiceovers for them. To get a part they have to audition

for it, which can be tough as you could end up going to a

lot of auditions before you are taken on. The part could

be for the stage, a fi lm, television or even the radio. You

will need a huge amount of confi dence and a burning

desire to be an actor. As you will face strong criticism at

times this can be very demoralizing. If you get over these

and have the talent, then you should really go for it.

1. It is understood from the passage that acting

----.

A) used to be performed more easily

B) cannot be taught at a schoolC) has nothing to do with confi dence

D) requires more than being talented

E) is not seen as a profession by many

2. It can be understood from the passage that

actors frequently have temporary jobs because

----.

A) they like to appear in advertisements

B) it makes their job easier at auditions

C) they cannot concentrate on their roles

D) they are often unreliable workers

E) there are not always acting jobs available

3. One point clearly stated in the passage is that

one who wants to become an actor ----.A) cannot have a regular family life

B) should not expect to appear on television

C) must be able to stand strong criticism

D) had better keep away from formal education

E) has to start acting at a very early age

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DICTIONARY

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1. combination birleştirme; uyuşma

2. various

çeşitli, türlü

3. resource

kaynak

4. provide

sağlamak

5. distinct

belirgin; farklı, ayrı

6. capital

sermaye

7. deliberately kasıtlı olarak

8. distinguish ayırt etmek

9. supply

sağlamak

10. responsive duyarlı, hassas


cevaplayınız.

The effective combination of various resources, which

result in the creation of goods and services, is called

production. These resources, which are either obtained

from nature or provided by humans, are known as

factors of production and have both common and distinct

characteristics. They all have to be paid for and as a

result the process of production adds to the value of the

product. Also, to some extent, they can be substituted for

one another. Capital, which refers not only to cash but

also to buildings, machines and other materials, is the

only factor which is deliberately and completely created

by humans. Labour is distinguished from the other factors

in that it is human. The only natural factor of production is

land. Therefore, its total supply is not responsive at all to

any conditions caused by humans.

1. According to the passage, the value of a product

----.

A) has no connection with the amount of labour

that went into itB) is affected by the cost of the resources used

in its productionC) is determined by the quality of the labour it

hasD) is influenced by consumer incomes

E) increases as new methods of production are

introduced

2. It is pointed out in the passage that ----.A) resources of production can be used instead

of one another to some extent

B) increases in the supply of labour can’t

increase the productionC) most of the goods can be produced without

human effortD) land can’t be defined as a distinct factor of

productionE) producers must save up in order to produce

some products in the future

3. What can be inferred from the passage?A) Money is not always necessary to build

machines and other materials.

B) Land is the only source of production which is

not created by humans.C) Capital refers to all naturally occurring

resources.D) Factors of production don’t have any similar

characteristics.E) All goods are made up of materials made by

humans.

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CONSOLIDATION TEST READING TEST

Toplam Soru Sayısı: 500 Toplam Soru Sayısı: 360


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1. I didn’t expect her to be given a scholarship

without waiting for the results of her final exams.

A) I was surprised to learn she had been given

a scholarship though the results of her final

exams hadn’t been announced.

B) As soon as her results were announced, she

was given a scholarship, which was something

that I didn’t expect.

C) Not until after the examination results were

declared did she get the scholarship.

D) When she got the exam results, she had

already taken the scholarship as I expected.

E) No sooner had she got the exam results than

the scholarship was given to her.

2. She was an excellent playwright whose work

didn’t get the recognition it deserved.

A) Although she has written some excellent plays,

nobody actually knows her well.

B) Her great ability as a playwright wasn’t

appreciated by the critics who saw her plays.

C) She is a skilled playwright, but not all of her

novels have received enough recognition yet.

D) Even though she showed a great capacity

for writing plays, none of her works merited

enough praise apart from a few ones.

E) Her plays didn’t receive as much praise as

they should have even though she was a great

playwright.

3. My father agreed to let me go on holiday alone

on condition that I promised not to drive alone.

A) My father will let me go on holiday although I

am not used to driving alone.

B) Neither my father nor I was eager to drive

alone, so we went on holiday together.

C) I was allowed by my father to take a vacation

on my own as long as I gave my word not to

drive alone.

D) The conditions that my father imposed for the

holiday were far too unrealistic, so I chose not

to make any promises.

E) Although he knows I never drive alone, my

father warned me once more about it.

4. The seriousness of the situation was not reported

to the staff until after the bankruptcy of the firm.

A) Not until after the bankruptcy of the firm were

the staff able to learn the significance of the

case.

B) The seriousness of the situation had been told

to the staff before the company declared its

bankruptcy.

C) The company not only informed the staff about

the seriousness of the situation but also the

bankruptcy.

D) If the staff had had a chance to learn the

seriousness of the situation, the bankruptcy may

not have been declared.

E) Hardly had the bankruptcy been declared when

the staff realized how serious the situation was.

5. Because working in a mine is a tough job, many

men do not have the motivation to work under the

ground.

A) Although a lot of men have no desire to work in

a mine, they have no chance to avoid it.

B) However hard it is, most men have to work in a

mine whether they have the desire or not.

C) So long as working in a mine was considered

as a difficult job, not enough men were found to

work there.

D) As they lack the motivation, many men do not

want to work in a mine.

E) A great number of men lack the desire to earn

their living in a mine because mining is a difficult

job to do.

6. It’s high time we made our decision about the

hotel we are going to stay at.

A) We ought to choose the hotel we are going to

stay at before it’s too late.

B) This hotel we’re going to stay at seems to be the

best choice for this time of the year.

C) No one really knows why so many people,

including ourselves, choose to stay at this hotel.

D) There were times when we could find

inexpensive hotels during the top season.

E) The comfort of the hotel doesn’t matter as long

as the staff is nice and friendly.

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1. The role of computers in our lives now would

have been described until recently as science

fiction.

A) Once people didn’t believe that computers

would play such an important role in our lives.

B) A lot of computers were used in the science

fiction films which were made recently.

C) Computers are mostly believed to be the things

of the future but not now.

D) We will soon realize that the role of computers in

our lives is gigantic.

E) There aren’t many computers in our lives now

as it used to be described in science fiction

films.

2. However experienced you are, driving fast could

have been dangerous in such a crowded street.

A) Whether you are an experienced driver or not,

driving fast in such a busy street would probably

have been dangerous.

B) You needn’t drive so fast in a busy street

although you are a very experienced driver.

C) If you drive fast in such a crowded street, it

might be very dangerous although you are a

very experienced driver.

D) You are an experienced driver, so you should

have driven fast in such a crowded street.

E) People shouldn’t drive very fast in crowded

streets even if they are experienced drivers.

3. Two years ago, I had an argument with my uncle

and since then we haven’t spoken to each other.

A) Before I had an argument with my uncle, I had

not spoken to him for two years.

B) The argument I had with my uncle two years

ago is the reason for my speaking to him.

C) Two years ago I had an argument with my uncle

but it never led to any dispute between us.

D) I stopped speaking to my uncle two years ago

when I had an argument with him.

E) It is more than two years since I stopped talking

to my uncle due to an argument

4. Being under the pressure of such a long

interview, the suspect had no other choice but

display his real character.

A) The suspect had to show his real character as

he had been influenced by the lengthy interview.

B) Because the interview was so boring, the

suspect did not want to talk about his own

character.

C) The real character of the suspect was revealed

only after he had been given the opportunity.

D) Although the interview was really long, nobody

was able to learn the suspect’s real character.

E) To display his real character, the suspect was

forced to take part in a couple of interviews.

5. During the latter part of the football season,

several teams lost matches they were expected

to win.

A) Several teams expected to win the matches they

played in the second part of the football season.

B) In the second half of the football season, several

teams couldn’t win the matches they were

expected to win.

C) The second half of the football season

witnessed the success of several teams.

D) The matches several teams expected to win in

the latter part of the football season ended in

success.

E) Several teams were determined not to lose

the matches they were expected to win in the

second part of the season.

6. Because she has seen the bad effects of the

medicine on people, she is now interested in

prevention of them rather than the cure.

A) She has noticed how badly the medicine has

affected people; that’s why she prefers dealing

with prevention of bad effects to curing.

B) In order to protect herself against diseases, she

prefers to take drugs.

C) She couldn’t notice how many people are made

sick by the medicine they are prescribed.

D) Doctors often make wrong diagnoses, so wrong

medicine is prescribed to people who are ill.

E) She thinks people can get addicted to drugs by

using medicine when they are ill.

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1. When the explorers finally managed to arrive at

their destination, they felt relieved.

A) The explorers felt that it was too late to try to

reach their destination.

B) Eventually the explorers were said that the relief

workers would be there soon.

C) The explorers, whose final goal was to get to the

summit, had to change the route.

D) The explorers stopped feeling anxious upon

arriving at their destination in the end.

E) As soon as the explorers reached the peak, they

sought shelter to spend the night.

2. Modern technology has increased efficiency so

much that fewer people are needed to work.

A) The increase in efficiency resulting from modern

technology has reduced the number of workers

needed.

B) As more qualified people are needed for

technology jobs, modern factories are trying to

increase their efficiency.

C) The higher the efficiency of modern companies,

the easier it becomes to find jobs.

D) Few people working for technology companies

can meet the efficiency demands of their

employers.

E) One thing that makes modern people different

from their ancestors is their need for higher

efficiency.

3. Her English is now perfect and she sounds

exactly the same as the other secretaries in the

office, who have been studying English for a very

long time.

A) That she speaks English fluently caused the

other secretaries in the office to study harder.

B) The secretaries who have studied English hard

can’t speak English as fluently as she does.

C) Having studied English for a long time, she can

speak better than most of the secretaries in the

office.

D) She can speak English as well as all the

secretaries in the office although they have been

studying it for a very long time.

E) The secretaries in the office cannot speak

English like her because she has been studying

it for a long time..

4. Having worked in Turkey for more than two

years now, Dan knows its culture well.

A) If Dan knew the culture well enough, he

wouldn’t still be living here in Turkey.

B) Dan is quite familiar with its culture as he has

been working in Turkey for more than two

years.

C) What makes Dan love Turkey is his having

worked here for several years.

D) Anyone who wants to know this culture must

live here at least for two years just like Dan.

E) As long as you act according to the Turkish

culture, you will have no problems at all with

Dan.

5. There was such a big resemblance between the

two children that they could have been mistaken

for brothers.

A) The two children take after each other very

much, yet you can say who is who since one of

them has a different hair style.

B) Whenever I saw those two boys, I thought they

were brothers although they didn’t look like

each other very much.

C) You could have thought that the two boys were

really brothers if they had looked like each

other.

D) The two children took after each other so much

that one might have wrongly thought that they

were brothers.

E) The children’s resemblance is never a problem

for anyone, as everybody knows that they are

not brothers.

6. The agent advised me to book the ticket in

advance in case the seats were sold out.

A) Upon the agent’s advice, I decided to buy

several extra seats for the performance.

B) What surprised both the agent and me was that

there were no tickets left for that day.

C) I was surprised to be told by the agent that all

the tickets had been sold.

D) Even though I went to the agent’s in advance,

there were no tickets available.

E) I was recommended by the agent to reserve a

seat beforehand because it was possible that

there would be no tickets left.

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1. You should have stated what you thought before

the final decision.

A) What you thought about the final decision will

not be ignored.

B) It was wrong of you not to state your opinion

before the ultimate decision.

C) Decisions here are taken only after everybody

states his or her personal opinion.

D) Talking about the wrongness of the final

decision will not bring back our money.

E) You usually forget to announce the final

decision to the other members.

2. The performance of an athlete depends upon

both age and training.

A) Athletes who perform better than others are

usually young and ambitious.

B) An athlete who wants to perform well should

train as much as possible.

C) What determines the performance of an athlete

is his or her age and training.

D) A middle-aged athlete who trains hard enough

can do better than a younger one.

E) An athlete who has a good trainer will do well

no matter how old he or she is.

3. Realising the business potential of the new car,

he placed an order for a thousand cars.

A) The one thousand cars he demanded didn’t

arrive on time and destroyed his business.

B) New cars are always more attractive to people

so he replaced one thousand cars with new

ones.C) If he wanted to increase the business potential

of the new car, he would demand one thousand

cars.D) He realised that the new car would catch on and

demanded one thousand cars.

E) The order he placed was ignored as they failed

to understand the business potential of the new

car.

4. John changed his opinion about the company

the moment he stepped in.

A) What changed John’s mind about the company

was the people at the help desk.

B) If John hadn’t changed his mind about the

company, he would have stepped in.

C) By getting through the door to the company,

John opened a new page in his life.

D) No sooner had John entered the company than

he changed his mind about it.

E) One thing that John will never forget is the

treatment he faced at the company.

5. Until the eighteenth century, epidemics from

unsanitary conditions used to destroy entire

towns.

A) Epidemics in the eighteenth century were not

because of unhealthy conditions as they had

been improved.

B) In the eighteenth century, all towns were in such

an unhealthy condition that epidemics would

have killed a lot of people.

C) It was only in the eighteenth century that it

became possible to prevent epidemics caused

by unhealthy conditions from affecting entire

towns badly.

D) In the eighteenth century, it was found out that

epidemics were due to unhealthy towns.

E) To eradicate the epidemics in the eighteenth

century, people had to change unhealthy

conditions.

6. John Montague, the eleventh Earl of Sandwich,

was so keen on gambling that he could not take

himself away from the card table, even for a meal.

A) Because of his strong interest in gambling, John

Montague invented the sandwich for not losing

time for a meal.

B) When the Earl of Sandwich, John Montague,

started gambling, he was only eleven years old.

C) Because John Montague, the eleventh Earl of

Sandwich, was strongly interested in playing

cards for money, he didn’t stop gambling even

for having a meal.

D) John Montague was so keen on eating

sandwiches that he called himself later the

eleventh Earl of Sandwich.

E) Even if the doctor told him how bad sandwiches

were for his health, John Montague couldn’t stop

eating them.

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1. - 8. sorularda, verilen tümceye anlamca en


1. The guess you made was clearly far from being

correct.

A) Your guess was obviously incorrect.

B) You ought to have considered her guess.

C) Being far from the correct guess, he felt

ashamed.

D) What made him make a sound guess was his

vision.

E) Making a correct guess in that situation was

diffi cult for him.

2. You are the only guest who doesn’t like the food

we serve.

A) All the other guests fi nd the food we serve well-

priced.

B) Guests should not talk about the quality of food

so much.

C) The only food we do not serve here is the one

you dislike.

D) No other guest than you dislikes the food we

serve.E) You must serve better food if you want to have

more guests.

3. You should have stated what you thought before

the fi nal decision.

A) What you thought about the fi nal decision will

not be ignored.

B) It was wrong of you not to state your opinion

before the ultimate decision.

C) Decisions here are taken only after everybody

states his or her personal opinion.

D) Talking about the wrongness of the fi nal

decision will not bring back our money.

E) You usually forget to announce the fi nal

decision to the other members.

4. The performance of an athlete depends upon

both age and training.

A) Athletes who perform better than others are

usually young and ambitious.

B) An athlete who wants to perform well should

train as much as possible.

C) What determines the performance of an athlete

is his or her age and training.

D) A middle-aged athlete who trains hard enough

can do better than a younger one.

E) An athlete who has a good trainer will do well

no matter how old he or she is.

5. John changed his opinion about the company

the moment he stepped in.

A) What changed John’s mind about the company

was the people at the help desk.

B) If John hadn’t changed his mind about the

company, he would have stepped in.

C) By getting through the door to the company,

John opened a new page in his life.

D) No sooner had John entered the company than

he changed his mind about it.

E) One thing that John will never forget is the

treatment he faced at the company.

6. Realising the business potential or the new car,

he placed an order for a thousand cars.

A) The one thousand cars he demanded didn’t

arrive on time and destroyed his business.

B) New cars are always more attractive to people

so he replaced one thousand cars with new

ones.C) If he wanted to increase the business potential

of the new car, he would demand one thousand

cars.D) He realised that the new car would catch on

and demanded one thousand cars

E) The order he placed was ignored as they failed

to understand the business potential of the new

car.

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yakın olan cümleyi bulunuz.

1. It is through the sense organs that the world

affects us.

A) The effects of the world on us are perceived by

means of the sense organs.

B) Our sense organs help us understand the

secrets of the world better.

C) In order to affect our sense organs, the world

uses several different means.

D) If we had sharper sense organs, we would be

able to control the world better.

E) Those of us who can control the world usually

have stronger sense organs.

2. We should not use fear of pain as an incentive to

get a child to do his work.

A) Fear of pain is not an advisable method for

making a child do his work.

B) It is not acceptable for a child to use fear of

pain to make his peers do what he wants.

C) Most children fail to do what is expected from

them if they are scared.

D) Threatening to hurt children so that they

behave well is one of the best incentives.

E) You must avoid fear of pain if you want your

children to do well at school.

3. Some banks charge a monthly fee if your

account falls below a certain level.

A) As long as you have any amount of money in

your bank account, you do not have to pay a

monthly fee.

B) The monthly fee charged by some banks is

cancelled if you threaten to work with another

bank.C) You mustn’t fall below a certain amount of

money if you do not want your account to be

closed.

D) If there is less than a certain amount of money

in some banks, you are made to pay a monthly

fee.E) The monthly fee you are supposed to pay has

nothing to do with the amount of money you

keep in your account

4. This book has too many shortcomings to be

seriously considered as a replacement for the

current one.

A) We are seriously considering this book as an

alternative to the old one.

B) The shortcomings mentioned in the book

cannot stop us from making a change.

C) Considering this book as a replacement was a

serious mistake.

D) I don’t think we should change this book

because it is serious enough.

E) This book is not good enough and cannot

replace the existing one.

5. A person’s earning depends in part on the

amount of schooling he or she has had.

A) The number of schools in a country infl uences

the overall income of its citizens.

B) If a person has a good education, he or she will

certainly have a well-paid job.

C) People who do not have a good education can

never fi nd a good job.

D) A person’s education has an effect on the

amount of money that he or she earns.

E) Young people who want to get a good

education must have plenty of money.

6. Competition for jobs is tough because

many highly trained people are looking for

employment.

A) There are a lot of trained people but they are

not doing much to fi nd a job.

B) Those who have gone through a tough training

period can easily fi nd a job.

C) It’s diffi cult to fi nd a job as there are lots of well-

trained people out of jobs.

D) You must have a really good education if you

want to fi nd a good job.

E) What makes it diffi cult for young people to fi nd

a job is their lack of education.

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61. - 8. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca

en yakın olan cümleyi bulunuz.

1. If you see a Blue Flag on a beach, you can be

assured that it has reached specifi c standards

on water quality.

A) A Blue Flag on a beach means the quality of

water is up to certain standards.

B) If there was a Blue Flag on your beach, it would

be safer for you to swim.

C) The Blue Flag on a beach does not necessarily

mean a certain standard has been reached.

D) Reaching some standards in terms of water

quality does not qualify a beach for a Blue Flag.

E) What is meant by reaching certain standards is

being able to provide clean drinking water.

2. Cosmetic products have to indicate how long

they can be used after opening.

A) How long cosmetic products can be used after

opening depends largely on the quality of the

ingredients.B) There must be information on cosmetic

products about the length of time they can be

used after opening.C) If you want to be able to use cosmetic products

for a long time after opening, you must read the

information carefully.D) It’s not easy to fi nd a cosmetic product that

shows how long it can be used after opening.

E) The more information there is on a cosmetic

product, the more likely it is to be used for a

long time.

3. Seat belts must be worn in all vehicles, including

tourist coaches.

A) Passengers on tourist coaches do not have to

wear their seat belts when travelling in the city.

B) Even if you are on a tourist coach, you must put

on your seat belt unless you are a foreigner.

C) It is required by law to wear seat belts in all

vehicles and tourist coaches are no exception.

D) The seat belts that are worn on tourist coaches

are different from those in other vehicles.

E) On tourist coaches, all the passengers have to

put on their seat belts.

4. Just about anything that cannot be reused can

be recycled into something else.

A) If something cannot be reused, then it will not

be recycled into anything.

B) Anything that cannot be recycled should be

used as long as possible.

C) Almost everything that we cannot use again

can be made into something else.

D) What is meant by recycling is changing waste

into usable goods.E) Recycled material is usually stronger than

many people would think.

5. Using your mobile phone while abroad has

become substantially cheaper.

A) Calling home from abroad is now cheaper

thanks to the developments in technology.

B) It’s impossible to use your mobile phone when

you are travelling in a foreign country.

C) You had better not use your mobile phone

when abroad unless it is really necessary.

D) One of the most expensive services you can

get when you are abroad is communication.

E) It used to be much more expensive to use your

mobile phone abroad than it is now.

6. To survive during space travel, a person must be

supplied with an environment similar to earth.

A) If there was an earth-like environment in space,

space travel would be possible.

B) Humans can permanently live in parts of space

where there are earth-like conditions.

C) The survivors of the space travel had access to

conditions similar to those in the world.

D) What a person needs to stay alive during space

travel is a human-friendly environment.

E) The food supplies that space travellers take to

space are necessary to survive.

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71. - 8. sorularda, verilen tümceye anlamca en


1. None of us had any idea what the detective

wanted us to do for him.

A) We were not informed whether the detective was pleased with what we had done.

B) Even if the detective had told us what he wanted, we wouldn’t have done it.

C) Not even one of us knew what we were expected to do for the detective.

D) As long as the detective did what we wanted, we didn’t complain.

E) The moment we realized what the detective wanted us to do, we were shocked.

2. As we were not familiar with the topic, we had

diffi culty following the lecturer.

A) The lecturer had to confess that he was not very familiar with the topic we were talking about.

B) The topic of the lecture was far too diffi cult for half of us so we simply waited for the end of it.

C) When the lecturer fi nally said the lecture was over, we felt we were familiar with the subject.

D) It was not at all easy for us to follow the lecturer

because we didn’t know anything about the subject matter.

E) By the time the lecturer ended his talk, we had learnt a lot about the subject which was unknown to us before.

3. In spite of all the favours I had done for her, she

declined my request for assistance.

A) She turned down my demand for help despite the many things I had done for her.

B) What made her agree to give me a hand was my previous efforts to support her.

C) The more favours I did for her, the more assistance she provided.

D) When I was in need of help, she did not hesitate to put her life at risk.

E) My struggle to help her out of that miserable life

was hindered by her ingratitude.

4. We would like to apologize for the inconvenience

we have caused during the construction.

A) We feel sorry that we have caused trouble during the construction work.

B) You must be angry with us because we had to

stop the construction.C) We must be apologized for the problems we’ve

suffered because of the new building.D) You should have apologized to us long before

we made our decision about the building.E) We’re sorry for the problems you faced

because of the building workers’ carelessness.

5. The team would have lost the game without the

new player’s efforts.

A) The team lost the match because of the new player’s efforts.

B) Our team managed to beat yours despite our players’ poor performance.

C) The team was able to win the match as a result

of the new player’s efforts.D) The team hasn’t failed even once since the

new player joined them.E) The new player would have scored another

goal if his mates had supported him.

6. People tend to borrow money from banks rather

than their friends.

A) People don’t borrow as much money from banks as their friends.

B) Money is usually borrowed from banks instead

of friends.C) As friends do not want to lend money, people

have to go to banks.D) Banks charge less interest than friends, which

makes them a better option.E) Friends are not as generous as banks so

people borrow money from banks.

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81. - 8. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan cümleyi bulunuz.

1. It’s a doubtless fact that the Internet is an invaluable tool for learners.

A) The Internet is not as important for learners to improve themselves as you might think.

B) Why the Internet is an important source of knowledge is unknown to some of us.

C) Learners’ being able to use the Internet any time they want is now at risk.

D) Some learners want the Internet to be used more commonly as a valuable tool.

E) That the Internet is a very useful means for learners is beyond question.

2. My brother seems to prefer the company of his books to that of mine.

A) Apparently my brother would rather spend time with his books than with me.

B) My brother used to read more books than me but now the situation is completely different.

C) The company that published the book that my brother’s reading is mine.

D) Both my brother and I prefer reading books about local companies.

E) I have diffi culty in understanding why my brother wants to read that book.

3. No other person did more to help me out of despair than my teacher.

A) Neither my teacher nor the other people I relied on helped me feel better.

B) The despair I felt so deeply stemmed from my teacher’s indifferent attitude.

C) Some feelings like despair require the support of people like my teacher.

D) My teacher helped me more than anybody else to end my feelings of despair.

E) As my teacher was unwilling to help me, I felt more hopeless than ever.

4. It is best to have your passport with you at all times when travelling in a foreign country.

A) The thing I liked most when I was in that country was the simple passport procedures at the airport.

B) The best thing you can do when visiting a foreign country is to leave your passport in your hotel room.

C) Travelling from one foreign country to another is easier if you have got a green passport.

D) You had better keep your passport always with you during your stay in a foreign country.

E) I thought the passport was in my bag but then I realized I forgot to take it when leaving the room.

5. Television news is written in a more conversational style than news in print.

A) Our conversation about the quality of news on television attracted a lot of interest among newspaper readers.

B) News in print is not as effective as news on television because of its conversational style.

C) News on television channels is more like a conversation compared with news in papers.

D) If you had read the news in the paper, you wouldn’t have been surprised by the conversation on TV.

E) The conversational style adopted by television channels makes their news more attractive to common people.

6. In some countries, medical treatment is free, whereas in others you have to pay the full cost.

A) In countries where medical treatment is free, the quality of the service is rather poor.

B) When you pay the full cost for medical treatment, you can expect a much better service.

C) Although medical treatment is free in my country, I miss the days when we paid the full cost.

D) The amount you pay for medical service has nothing to do with the country you live in.

E) Medical treatment in some countries is free; however, in some others you pay for everything.

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1. Dan didn’t have time to consider the proposal, nor was he willing to do it.A) Dan’s not having time to think about the offer didn’t stop him and he accepted it.B) It was not a sensible proposal for Dan but he agreed to cooperate despite everything.C) There wasn’t enough time for Dan to evaluate the proposal, and what is more, he didn’t want to.

D) Dan, who was reluctant to negotiate the offer, said he didn’t have time, although he actually did.E) Dan was so lucky that the proposal he was made saved him enough time to spend for himself.

2. Had only one of you objected to the scheme, it would have been cancelled.A) Your not agreeing with the new system wasn’t enough to call it off.B) The scheme was so well-designed that all of you agreed to apply it.C) Your objection to the system caused a lengthy delay in application.D) None of you disagreed with the plan and so it was not cancelled.E) The cancellation of the plan resulted from your unwilling attitude.

3. The new director managed to make the boss believe things would improve.A) The improvement was a result of the new director and the boss’s joint efforts.B) The boss was convinced by the new director that there would be improvement.C) If the boss had listened to the new director, things would have got better.D) The boss, who trusted the new director, said everything would be better soon.E) The new director was able to improve the situation despite the boss’s silly comments.

4. For journalists, the most basic responsibility is to report the news accurately and fairly.A) The two essential points that journalists must be careful about are accuracy and fairness.B) The two so-called journalists did not seem to care much about being accurate and fair.C) Accuracy and fairness are two basic concepts many modern journalists fail to pursue.D) A good journalist must sometimes be able to sacrifi ce fairness in return for accuracy.E) How much fame a journalist gains usually depends on how he or she treats politicians.

5. Although there are treatments that slow the progression of AIDS, there is no known cure.A) The modern treatments for AIDS are thought to be able to eradicate the disease.B) Some treatments are known to delay the development, yet AIDS cannot be cured completely.

C) AIDS, for which there is no proven cure, continues to be a deadly disease all around the world.D) An incurable disease until recently, AIDS can now be fought more effi ciently and is likely to disappear soon.E) Many people are unaware of the fact that AIDS, once a deadly disease, can now be successfully treated.

6. In ancient times, solar eclipses were attributed to mythical properties.

A) In prehistoric times, people gained mythical qualities during solar eclipses.B) When solar eclipses took place, ancient people were endowed with mythical properties.C) People in prehistoric times used to think solar eclipses had mythical attributes.D) The solar eclipses that were observed by ancient people were different from those of today.E) The mythical characteristics that ancient people had used to cause solar eclipses.

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1. How they died altogether in the same room has remained a mystery.

A) Dying in the same room hand in hand was not something they had seen before.B) They wanted to die together in the same room because they were in a hopeless situation.C) What is still not known is the reason for their dying together in the same room.D) The mystery about their being killed in the same room will never be solved.

E) They would have run out of the room if they hadn’t decided to die together.

2. Whenever I am asked what the secret of success is, I say “working hard”.

A) Every time I am asked to try harder, I say working hard does not always bring success.B) It’s misleading to claim that whoever works hard will achieve his or her goals.C) I can’t stand people saying they are successful only because they are ambitious.D) People ask me about the secret of achievement and I always emphasize working hard.E) When I was told about the secret of victory, I started to work even harder.

3. The growing number of young people places increasing demands on the education system.A) As the young population expands, the education system is faced with additional demands.B) The younger the population of a country, the more diffi cult it is to establish a well-functioning health system.C) Young people who want to have a good education must be brave enough to take some risks.D) The education system has been thoroughly revised in order to meet the needs of the young population.E) The increasing demands on the education system stems from people’s awareness of new trends.

4. Women who smoke during pregnancy are more likely to have a miscarriage.

A) All women who smoke during pregnancy are reported to have a miscarriage.B) If a woman smokes during pregnancy, her likelihood of miscarriage becomes higher.C) There is no known relationship between smoking during pregnancy and miscarriage.D) A woman who smoked heavily during pregnancy had a miscarriage.

E) Women who smoke during pregnancy can be said to like cigarettes more than their babies.

5. It is important for young girls to drink milk to maintain bone health throughout life.A) Drinking milk throughout life is a habit that can be formed during young ages.B) Young girls should drink milk so that they have healthy bones all through their lives.C) Even if a young girl drinks a lot of milk, it doesn’t mean she will have healthy bones when she grows up.D) Strong bones help women live longer, so milk consumption during young ages is very important.E) A girl who drinks milk every day is more likely to live longer than a girl who doesn’t.

6. The growth and survival of organisms depend on the physical conditions.

A) Any organism that can grow and survive is also able to change the physical conditions.B) The physical conditions are the only important factor in the growth and survival of organisms.C) Some organisms became extinct because of the unfavourable physical conditions.D) The extent to which organisms grow and survive is determined by the physical conditions.E) This organism is unable to grow and survive because of the physical conditions.

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1. Despite the precautions taken in recent years, the number of deaths in traffi c accidents hasn’t gone down at all.

A) In spite of the decrease in the number of deaths on roads, experts are still coming up with new measures.B) The most pleasing piece of news that traffi c experts can give now is the fact that there are fewer accidents on highways.C) In the past few years some measures have been taken, yet fatalities caused by traffi c accidents haven’t been reduced.D) No matter how strict the traffi c law becomes, the number of deaths on roads will never go down to desired levels.

E) Recently new rules and regulations have been introduced so that there will be fewer losses in traffi c accidents.

2. We lived a dull life in a suburb of Birmingham until my uncle came to live with us.A) With my uncle’s arrival to live with us, the life we lived in a suburb of Birmingham became interesting.B) The dull life we lived in a suburb of Birmingham became even duller when my uncle came to live with us.C) My uncle decided to live with us in a suburb of Birmingham, even though he knew our life was not very interesting.D) Our life in a suburb of Birmingham was too boring for my uncle to agree to live with us.E) The reason why my uncle decided to live with us was that he was the only person to change our life into an interesting one.

3. Some people’s eating too much results from their having grown up in families with poor eating habits.

A) There are people who relate their excessive eating to their families who happen to have poor eating habits.B) A person’s being brought up by a family with poor eating habits may result in his or her eating too much.C) If you grow up in a family with poor eating habits, you are bound to eat in excessive amounts.D) It’s impossible to avoid being obese if you are raised in a family with poor eating habits.E) The reason why some people raised in families with bad eating habits become overweight is beyond comprehension.

4. If you don’t cook the onions in oil until they are brown, the food you cook will not taste good.A) Unless you cook the onions in oil until they turn to brown, I will not even taste the food you are cooking.B) I wish you were clever enough to cook the onions in oil until they are brown and make the food you cook taste good.C) You must cook the onions in oil until they get brown so that the food you cook tastes good.D) The onions you use for cooking do not get brown and so they don’t taste good enough in the end.

E) The food you cook is usually delicious because you are patient enough to let the onions get brown in heated oil.

5. You are bound to have no good friends unless you learn to remain calm even if you are annoyed.

A) As long as you remain calm when somebody drives you crazy, there is no doubt that everybody will respect you.B) Having no good friends leads to his being over-reactive in annoying situations.C) We used to stay calm even when we were angry but we fi nd it more diffi cult now.D) Calmness even in the face of danger is an important quality that most people tend to ignore.E) You must learn to stay calm even if you are irritated so that you can have good friends.

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1. Despite the precautions taken in recent years, the number of deaths in traffi c accidents hasn’t gone down at all.

A) In spite of the decrease in the number of deaths on roads, experts are still coming up with new measures.B) The most pleasing piece of news that traffi c experts can give now is the fact that there are fewer accidents on highways.C) In the past few years some measures have been taken, yet fatalities caused by traffi c accidents haven’t been reduced.D) No matter how strict the traffi c law becomes, the number of deaths on roads will never go down to desired levels.

E) Recently new rules and regulations have been introduced so that there will be fewer losses in traffi c accidents.

2. We lived a dull life in a suburb of Birmingham until my uncle came to live with us.A) With my uncle’s arrival to live with us, the life we lived in a suburb of Birmingham became interesting.B) The dull life we lived in a suburb of Birmingham became even duller when my uncle came to live with us.C) My uncle decided to live with us in a suburb of Birmingham, even though he knew our life was not very interesting.D) Our life in a suburb of Birmingham was too boring for my uncle to agree to live with us.E) The reason why my uncle decided to live with us was that he was the only person to change our life into an interesting one.

3. Some people’s eating too much results from their having grown up in families with poor eating habits.

A) There are people who relate their excessive eating to their families who happen to have poor eating habits.B) A person’s being brought up by a family with poor eating habits may result in his or her eating too much.C) If you grow up in a family with poor eating habits, you are bound to eat in excessive amounts.D) It’s impossible to avoid being obese if you are raised in a family with poor eating habits.E) The reason why some people raised in families with bad eating habits become overweight is beyond comprehension.

4. If you don’t cook the onions in oil until they are brown, the food you cook will not taste good.A) Unless you cook the onions in oil until they turn to brown, I will not even taste the food you are cooking.B) I wish you were clever enough to cook the onions in oil until they are brown and make the food you cook taste good.C) You must cook the onions in oil until they get brown so that the food you cook tastes good.D) The onions you use for cooking do not get brown and so they don’t taste good enough in the end.

E) The food you cook is usually delicious because you are patient enough to let the onions get brown in heated oil.

5. You are bound to have no good friends unless you learn to remain calm even if you are annoyed.

A) As long as you remain calm when somebody drives you crazy, there is no doubt that everybody will respect you.B) Having no good friends leads to his being over-reactive in annoying situations.C) We used to stay calm even when we were angry but we fi nd it more diffi cult now.D) Calmness even in the face of danger is an important quality that most people tend to ignore.E) You must learn to stay calm even if you are irritated so that you can have good friends.

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1. We know some defi nite facts about the king’s life but we can only make guesses about many details.

A) The information about the king, passed from one generation to the other, leaves no room for any kind of guesses.B) The king’s life was fi lled with mysterious events and we only know very little about these events.C) Notwithstanding the clear facts about the king’s life, there are a lot of details we fail to know for sure.D) The guesses we have made are based on some obvious facts about the king and are therefore reliable.E) Although many of us have made many guesses about the king, none of them have been proved.

2. If the ambulances had arrived a little late, none of the passengers would have been saved.A) The ambulance that arrived quite late caused several passengers to die.B) The passengers could have been saved had one of the ambulances arrived earlier.C) By arriving a little late, the ambulance driver put the rescue operation at risk.D) The ambulance driver who came late on purpose will be severely punished for causing death.E) The ambulances arrived right on time and so the passengers’ lives were saved.

3. Small pets can be carried on a passenger’s lap provided they do not cause inconvenience to passengers.A) The small pets that caused disturbance were left on their owner’s lap to avoid further inconvenience.B) If you have got a small pet, you know what it’s like to travel with it on a plane.C) Passengers who are disturbed by other people’s small pets should not let them sit on their laps.D) One of the small pets travelling on the plane was given back to its owner seeing that it was causing inconvenience.E) If it is made sure that they do not disturb other passengers, small pets are allowed to travel on their owner’s lap.

4. No one seems to have noticed the new engineer’s invaluable contributions to the project.

A) No one was able to deny the fact that the new engineer had been very useful in the project.B) What changed the new engineer’s perception of the project was other people’s lack of interest in him.C) The constructive comments made by the engineer appears to have accelerated the construction process.D) It is apparent that the new engineer’s very useful assistance in the project went unnoticed.E) Nobody was curious about the new engineer’s fl aws during the course of construction.

5. I don’t agree that I got into trouble as I was in the wrong place at the wrong time.A) That I messed up due to my wrong choice of time and place is unacceptable to me.B) The trouble you are blamed for did not actually result from your being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

C) If you don’t want me to get into trouble, you must tell me what to do and when to do it.D) They sent me to the wrong place at the wrong time so as to put me into a lot of trouble.E) You will not go through any kind of diffi culty as long as you present yourself in the right place at the right time.

6. Most people are aware of the fact that car parks assume no responsibility for valuable property left in the car.

A) It is true that I left a valuable item in the car but this doesn’t mean the car park has responsibility.B) The fact that car parks are not responsible for the theft of valuable things in the car is known by many.C) Leaving valuable items in the car is not a good idea because car parks are full of ex-criminals.D) Unaware of the fact that car parks are not safe places, many people leave their car keys with the attendants.

E) Not wanting to attract car thieves to the car park, drivers are asked not to leave their cars unattended.

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1. I didn’t expect her to be given a scholarship without waiting for the results of her final exams.A) I was surprised to learn she had been given a scholarship though the results of her final exams hadn’t been announced.B) As soon as her results were announced, she was given a scholarship, which was something that I didn’t expect.C) Not until after the examination results were declared did she get the scholarship.D) When she got the exam results, she had already taken the scholarship as I expected.E) No sooner had she got the exam results than the scholarship was given to her.

2. She was an excellent playwright whose work didn’t get the recognition it deserved.A) Although she has written some excellent plays, nobody actually knows her well.B) Her great ability as a playwright wasn’t appreciated by the critics who saw her plays.C) She is a skilled playwright, but not all of her novels have received enough recognition yet.D) Even though she showed a great capacity for writing plays, none of her works merited enough praise apart from a few ones.E) Her plays didn’t receive as much praise as they should have even though she was a great playwright.

3. My father agreed to let me go on holiday alone on condition that I promised not to drive alone.A) My father will let me go on holiday although I am not used to driving alone.B) Neither my father nor I was eager to drive alone, so we went on holiday together.C) I was allowed by my father to take a vacation on my own as long as I gave my word not to drive alone.D) The conditions that my father imposed for the holiday were far too unrealistic, so I chose not to make any promises.E) Although he knows I never drive alone, my father warned me once more about it.

4. The seriousness of the situation was not reported to the staff until after the bankruptcy of the firm.A) Not until after the bankruptcy of the firm were the staff able to learn the significance of the case.B) The seriousness of the situation had been told to the staff before the company declared its bankruptcy.

C) The company not only informed the staff about the seriousness of the situation but also the bankruptcy.D) If the staff had had a chance to learn the seriousness of the situation, the bankruptcy may not have been declared.E) Hardly had the bankruptcy been declared when the staff realized how serious the situation was.

5. Because working in a mine is a tough job, many men do not have the motivation to work under the ground.

A) Although a lot of men have no desire to work in a mine, they have no chance to avoid it.B) However hard it is, most men have to work in a mine whether they have the desire or not.C) So long as working in a mine was considered as a difficult job, not enough men were found to work there.D) As they lack the motivation, many men do not want to work in a mine.E) A great number of men lack the desire to earn their living in a mine because mining is a difficult job to do.

6. It’s high time we made our decision about the hotel we are going to stay at.A) We ought to choose the hotel we are going to stay at before it’s too late.B) This hotel we’re going to stay at seems to be the best choice for this time of the year.C) No one really knows why so many people, including ourselves, choose to stay at this hotel.D) There were times when we could find inexpensive hotels during the top season.E) The comfort of the hotel doesn’t matter as long as the staff is nice and friendly.

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CHAMPION 12.0


CHAMPION 12.0 YDT İngilizce Hazırlık Seti içinde üretilen bütün deneme sınavları kapaklı kitapçık formatındadır ve arzu edilirse kurum içi deneme sınavı olarak kullanılabilir. Deneme sınavları ÖSYM tarafından uygulanan İngilizce Sınavı'na denk olacak şekilde hazırlanmaktadır. Setin içinde, 10 adet YDT İngilizce DENEME SINAVI bulunmaktadır.


Ayrıca öğrencilere, içinde 10 adet deneme sınavı bulunan bir BOX SET Deneme Sınavı paketi hazırlanmıştır.

DENEME SINAVLARI

BOX SET



S M A R T

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CHAMPION 12.0DENEME SINAVI 10

CHAMPION 12.0DENEME SINAVI 10


CHAMPION 12.0

QUESTION BANK, ALL QUESTION TYPES tüm soru tiplerini (cloze test, cümle tamamlama, okuma parçaları, karşılıklı konuşma, anlamca en yakın cümle, verilen durum, parça tamamlama, çeviri ve anlamı bozan cümleyi bulma) tarayan 1228 sorudan oluşan bir soru bankasıdır.

QUESTION BANK,YDT DENEME SINAVLARI soru bankası, 10 adet deneme sınavından oluşmaktadır. Her sınavda 80 soru vardır.

Her biri 1500 sorudan oluşan (toplam 3000 soru) QUESTION BANK, GRAMMAR kitaplarında yıl içinde çalışılan

bütün dil bilgisi konularını tarayan testler bulunmaktadır. Bu yayınlarda, 12 dil bilgisi

konusunun her biri için 25’er sorudan oluşan 4 test ve her

3 konuda bir 25’er sorudan oluşan 3 revision test

bulunmaktadır. Soru Bankası içinde ayrıca öğrencinin soru

çözme becerisini artıracak dil bilgisi ipuçlarının yer

aldığı anlatım bölümleri de bulunmaktadır.

QUESTION BANK, READING okuma parçası tabanlı soru tiplerini (okuma parçaları, parça tamamlama, anlamı bozan cümleyi bulma ve cloze test) tarayan, 1000 sorudan oluşan bir soru bankasıdır.

Sayfa Sayısı: 240 x 2Test Soru Sayısı: 1500 x 2

Sayfa Sayısı: 208Test Soru Sayısı: 800



SORU BANKALARI


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DİL BİLGİSİ KONULARININ ALT BAŞLIKLARI


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1. PRONOUNS

1. Subject Pronouns2. Object Pronouns3. Possessive Adjectives 4. Possessive Pronouns5. Reflexive Pronouns6. Indefinite Pronouns7. Reciprocal Pronouns8. Impersonal Pronoun: One 9. Demonstrative adjectives / pronouns: This / That / These / Those10. That / Those used as a pronoun11. Forms of ‘Other’

2. TENSES

A. SIMPLE TENSES

1. The Simple Present Tense2. The Present Continuous Tense3. The Simple Past Tense4. The Past Continuous Tense5. ‘Will’ and ‘Be going to’6. The Future Continuous Tense

B. PERFECT TENSES

1. The Present Perfect Tense2. The Present Perfect Continuous Tense3. The Past Perfect Tense4. The Past Perfect Continuous Tense5. The Future Perfect Tense6. The Future Perfect Continuous Tense7. Important Points about ‘Perfect Tenses’8. Time Clauses9. Comparison between Tenses

3. MODALS

1. Ability2. Asking - Giving Permission / Request3. Obligation / Necessity4. Prohibition5. Advisability6. Preference7. Expectation8. Possibility / Deduction9. Offer / Suggestion10. Habitual Activity11. Other Expressions12. Tense Agreement with Modals



10. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS

1. How Adjectives and Adverbs are Used2. Comparative Forms of Adjectives and Adverbs3. Superlative Forms of Adjectives and Adverbs4. As … as and Such … as5. The + comparative …, the + comparative …6. Adjectives Ending in “-ing” and “-ed”7. Using Enough and Too

11. DETERMINERS

A. ARTICLES

1. Indefinite Article: a / an 2. Definite Article: the3. Zero Article

B. QUANTITY WORDS

1. Some2. Any3. Many4. Much5. A lot of / Lots of6. Plenty of7. A few8. A little9. Several10. A number of11. All

12. Whole13. No14. None15. Each16. Every17. Either18. Neither19. Both20. A good / great deal of21. Most

C. QUANTITY WORDS + OF + NOUN

22. Quantity word + of + çoğul isim, tekil fiil23. Quantity word + of + çoğul isim, çoğul fiil24. Quantity word + of + çoğul isim, tekil ya da çoğul fiil25. Quantity word + of + sayılamayan isim, tekil fiil26. Quantity word + of + sayılabilir tekil isim, tekil fiil

12. PREPOSITIONS

A. PREPOSITIONS OF TIME

B. PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE AND MOVEMENT

C. PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES1. Noun + preposition 2. Preposition + noun 3. Adjective + preposition 4. Verb + preposition


DİL BİLGİSİ KONULARININ ALT BAŞLIKLARI DİL BİLGİSİ KONULARININ ALT BAŞLIKLARI

250 saat (12.Sınıf)

HIZ ÇİZELGESİ

CHAMPION12.0

250 saat (12.Sınıf)


DERS SAATİ SAYISI

TARİH İŞLENİLEN KONU

1 PRONOUNS konu anlatımı + Grammar Activity + Grammar Tests

2 “

3 “

4 “

5 Progress Test - Pronouns

6 Vocabulary Studies - Session 1.1-1.2

7 “

8 “

9 Reading Test 1-2-3

10 Vocabulary Test 1-2

11 Skills Test 1

12 “

13 Practice & Progress 1

14 “

15 Vocabulary Studies - Session 1.3-1.4

16 “

17 Consolidation Test 1

Ödev: Reading Test 4-5

Ödev: Vocabulary Test 3

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12. SINIF

Grammar Step by Step, Box Set Deneme Sınavı Paketi ve Soru Bankaları hız çizelgesine dahil edilmemiştir. Ödev olarak verilen çalışmaların çözümleri etüt

saatlerinde yapılacaktır.


Ödev: Reading Test 29-30 + Vocabulary Test 18

Ödev: Activity Journal 3

126 YDT İngilizce Deneme Sınavı 6 - çözüm

127 “

128 “

129 GERUND & INFINITIVE & PARTICIPLE konu anlatımı + Grammar Activity + Grammar Test

130 “

131 “

132 “

133 “

134 Progress Test - Gerund & Infinitive & Participle

135 Vocabulary Studies - Session 5.1-5.2-5.3

136 “

137 “

138 Reading Test 31-32-33


140 Skills Test 7

141 “

142 Practice & Progress 4

143 “


145 “

146 “

Ödev: Reading Test 34-35 + Vocabulary Test 21

Ödev: Grammar Revision 1-2

147 YDT İngilizce Deneme Sınavı 7 - çözüm

148 “

149 “

150 NOUN CLAUSES konu anlatımı + Grammar Activity + Grammar Test

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230 “

231 “

232 “

233 PREPOSITIONS konu anlatımı + Grammar Activity + Grammar Test

234 “

235 “

236 “

237 Progress Test - Prepositions

238 Vocabulary Studies - session 10.1-10.2-10.3

239 “

240 “

241 “


243 PHRASAL VERBS

244 “

245 “

246 “


248 “

Ödev: Vocabulary Test 38-39-40

Ödev: Grammar Revision 11-12 + Activity Journal 5

249 NOUNS & EXTRA SUBJECTS

250 “

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• Toplam 10 Sayı 800 Sayfa 5400 Soru

• 50 Adet Vocabulary Test (40 Soru)• 50 Adet Grammar Test (40 Soru)• 10 Adet Skills Check (60 Soru)• 10 Adet YDT İngilizce Deneme (80 Soru)

Üniversite sınavına giren öğrencilerin sayısındaki artış ve mütercim tercümanlık, öğretmenlik vb. mesleklerin toplumda giderek saygınlık kazanması, Dil puanıyla öğrenci alan bölümlere talebi arttırmaktadır. Bu gerçek, ÖSYM’nin uyguladığı YDT İngilizce Sınavı’nın zorlaşması ve ayırt edici soru sayısının artması sonucunu doğurmuştur.

Dolayısıyla, öğrencilerin sınava girmeden önce, soru tipleri, ÖSYM mantığı ve soruların zorluk dereceleri hakkında fikir sahibi olmalarını sağlayacak örnek testler çözmeleri, eksikliklerini ve düzeylerini görmeleri bakımından son derece önemlidir. DİLKO PERIODICAL YDT İngilizce sınavına girecek öğrencilere yardımcı olmak amacıyla hazırlanmış bir settir.

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KONU ÇALIŞMA TESTLERİ

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TESTLERİ

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