Relative Clauses Testleri 21

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Soru 1

Fatih began to study harder once he’d learned how important English would be to his future.

A	Fatih studies English diligently because he knows how important it will be to him in the future.
B	If Fatih had studied English harder, he would have a better fuLure ahead of him.
C	The moment Fatih learned the value of English for his future, he became more conscientious in his studies.
D	Luckily. Fatih realises the importance of English to his future well-being.
E	Fatih did not realise how vital English would be for his future until he began studying the language.

Soru 2

There are hardly any football managers who do not get fired after a year or two.

A	A few football managers have lost their jobs in the last couple of years.
B	Not too many football managers get fired if they work hard.
C	Football managers never last more than two years in the same club.
D	if a football manager lasts more than one or two years, it's certain that he has been working hard.
E	Almost all football managers lose their jobs within two years.

Soru 3

A male gorilla is a little shorter than an adult human male, but weighs over twice as much.

A	An average human man weighs less than a male gorilla, but a goxilla is slightly taller.
B	Although a male gorilla is not as tall as a human male, its weight is more than double.
C	Male gorillas are remarkably similar to human adult males, both in height and weight.
D	Gorillas are not only shorter than human males, but they weigh much less as well.
E	It is impossible to compare gorillas and humans because they are so different physically.

Soru 4

A number of farmers today have taken to what is called organic farming, growing things without using man-made chemicals.

A	Farmers are increasingly using techniques from organic ehemistry to help them grow better crops in greater amounts.
B	Since man-made chemicals are harmful, more and more farmers are quitting using them.
C	Organic farming, raising crops with no use of artificial substances, has been adopted by some contemporary farmers.
D	It is possible to grow crops organically, without the use of man-made chemicals.
E	If man-made chemicals were not so harmful, organic farming would not have become so popular with such a large number of farmers.

Soru 5

Fox much of history, slavery and serfdom were common practice involving a great number of people.

A	Large numbers of people were either slaves or serfs for a greater part of history.
B	A remarkable number of people suffered from slavery and serfdom throughout history.
C	Most people owned slaves or serfs throughout recorded history.
D	Slavery and serfdom used to be a more common system than we might think.
E	It is no longer common to practise slavery and serfdom in the world.

Soru 6

Some people believe that many of those who have received the Nobel Peace Prize, given for securing peace, should actually give it back.

A	The Nobel Peace Prize is probably not the best measure of how successful a person or organisation has been in securing peace.
B	According to some, many people having been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, for securing peace, do not deserve to keep it.
C	Many of the people who receive the Nobel Peace Prize will probably have to give it back due to their conduct in their later lives.
D	Quite a few of the people who have received the Nobel Peace Prize for securing peace have had to give it back.
E	The belief held by some people is that a few of those who have received the Nobel Peace Prize cheated to get it.

Soru 7

A shocking statistic is that, every five years, the average American throws away an amount of waste equal to the weight of the Statue of Liberty.

A	It is hardly surprising to learn that most Americans throw away as much rubbish as the weight of the Statue of Liberty every five years.
B	It is surprising to realise that the Statue of Liberty was constructed from waste materials collected over a five-year period.
C	The amount of rubbish collected in five years around the Statue of Liberty is the same as the amount one American throws away in the same length of time.
D	According to statistics, the rubbish the average American generates in five years would be sufficient to build a new Statue of Liberty.
E	Statistically, the amount of garbage generated by a single American in five years weighs the same amount as the Statue of Liberty, which is stunning.

Soru 8

Most British people believe that the United States has produced a "classless society” while, in fact, nothing could be further from, the truth.

A	The United States is envied by most British people because of its classless society.
B	In the United States everyone is equal, whereas in Britain, there is a strict class system which dictates where you stand in society.
C	The classless society of the United States has not proved to be any better from the class-ridden society of Britain.
D	The common British belief that there are no classes in society in the United States, is not supported by the facts.
E	The British wish to copy Americans in creating a truly classless society, but it does not seem possible there.

Soru 9

If you decide to start your own business, there are three ways to go about it.

A	There are three kinds of businesses you could start if you wanted to.
B	You should be aware that one out of three new businesses fail, if you wish to start one.
C	Once you have made up your mind to start a business, there is a choice of three approaches you could take.
D	Of the three different kinds of business you could start, you will have to choose the one which suits you best.
E	There are three things you must be certain about before you decide to start a business of your own.

Soru 10

Though modern medicine has made many advances, the common cold makes us suffer just as much as ever.

A	In spite of the advances of modem medicine, we still suffer in cold weather.
B	Modern medicine will probably never come up with a cure for the common cold.
C	If we get cold, there is no effective medicine we can take.
D	Modern medicine has finally advanced to the point where it has found a cure for the common cold.
E	Modern medicine, in spite of its development, has been unable to reduce our sufferings from the common cold.

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