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......... History has been made at conferences; chance remarks have begun lifelong friendships; and from conversation has come inspiration for great achievements. Conversation is the means by which people draw near to one another with sympathy and pleasure; it is the basis of social activities. Those skilled at conversation have always had an advantage in life.

A	The contribution of bodily gestures to the total meaning of a conversation is in part culturally determined
B	Modem historians aim to reconstruct a record of human activities and to achieve a better understanding of them
C	Talking has long been a chief occupation of human beings and one of their most significant activities
D	In political conversations, concepts such as right and liberty are used abundantly
E	Diplomacy is the established method of international conversation

Soru 2

..........This same urge prompts youngsters to climb trees and draws tourists to lookouts, observation points, and the tops of skyscrapers. This urge to get up above the crowd has led mountain climbers to develop the skills and tools that made it possible on May 29, 1953, for New Zealander Edmund Hillary and the Sherpa mountaineer Tensing Norkay to reach the world's highest point, the summit of Mount Everest, 8,846 metres above sea level.

A	Many scientists emphasise the effects of repressed desires on human psychology
B	The data concerning the psychological development of youngsters should be gathered from a variety of sources
C	Heights of surface features above sea level in a given area are determined in many ways
D	The desire to stand on a high point and have an unobstructed view of the surrounding area seems to be a basic drive for many
E	Since the achievement of Hillary and Tensing, countless mountaineers have attempted to reach the summit of Mount Everest

Soru 3

The battle of Waterloo was fought in 1815 in Belgium ........... After the laying of cables across the English Channel in 1851 and across the Atlantic Ocean in 1866, the time interval in the communicating of news was greatly reduced. Today news from around the globe is carried almost instantly by satellite transmission and we can watch even alive images from a place hundreds of kilometres away.

A	However, cables made of optical fibres first came into operation much later
B	Napoleon was finally defeated after 23 years of recurrent warfare between France and the other powers of Europe
C	Since then, the English Channel has been one of the busiest waterways for tankers
D	Technological ingenuity of the 19th and 20th centuries brought about newer means of mass communication
E	If took four days for the news to reach London, only 386 kilometres away, by a horseman

Soru 4

The colour of granite depends on the proportions and varieties of the minerals in it, The principal constituent mineral of granite is feldspar. The predominant colour is, thus, grey...........And it gets lighter as its percentage lessens. Greenish, pink and blue colours are due to different kinds of minerals such as plagioclase, muscovite, biotite, amphibole or pyroxene.

A	It is dark grey if this mineral is plentiful
B	Granite is the most common igneous rock in the Earth’s crust
C	Because of its great hardness, it is difficult to work
D	Granite commonly occurs in mountain ranges
E	A mineral displays considerable variation in the ions within their structure

Soru 5

Grace and her boyfriend, Jeff, were taking the same biology class at university. .......... . Unlike the rest of the class, however, Jeff was just sitting there without bothering to write down anything. Finally Grace noticed him writing something down briefly. Astonished, she leaned over to see what he had found so important to make a note. His note read, "Get notes from Grace."

A	It was a difficult subject for Grace, so they were studying together
B	In one difficult lecture, Grace was taking notes frantically
C	Biology was Grace’s favourite subject, but not Jeffs
D	What Grace hated most about biology was dissecting frogs in the laboratory
E	It was a harmonious class who liked to spend time together outside of the school

Soru 6

Animal life in Turkey is widely varied ........... This peninsula is a miniature continent whose seven geographical regions have strikingly different characters both in land and in climate. The unusual variation in climate and terrain provides diverse ecological conditions to support the natural habitats of many different species.

A	The coastal regions in general have a Mediterranean climate with hot. dry summers and mild, rainy winters
B	Although stricter laws have been implemented in recent years, over hunting has diminished the numbers
C	This biological diversity is a consequence of the physical structure of Anatolia
D	Almost two-fifths of Turkey's land area is arable, with about half of the cultivated land devoted to cereals
E	It has also been a melting pot of ethnically and culturally distinct groups since early prehistoric times

Soru 7

In modem times, man has managed to increase world productivity, bringing more opportunités and wealth to more people than ever before...........They are right. They lack something profoundly marked by humanistic values and concerns — something past generations couldn't have imagined living without: having a lot of people around them who they know and care about.

A	Communal living systems have been shown to be less productive than societies that focus on the individual
B	In the past, many people from small towns often dreamed of escaping to big cities
C	Not having close relationships with neighbours is one of the biggest disadvantages of modem life
D	Yet millions who benefit from the modern miracles feel something fundamental is missing from their lives
E	Many other scientific advances have provided humans with the ability to alter the environment significantly

Soru 8

Body language is also known as non-verbal communication. It covers bodily gestures, facial expression, body posture and position and communication by touch and bodily contact............A look may say yes, for example, even if the words say no. The way a person stands may say "I don't like you,” even if the words say "We're friends." Indeed, the message sent by body signals is often different from that conveyed by speech.

A	Body signals that can't be helped sometimes contradict the messages of spoken language
B	Therefore, deliberate signals, called gestures, have to be learned
C	People in different places use different gestures and attach different meanings to them
D	Language is, thus, defined as the peculiar possession of humans
E	After all, human language is a system of conventional spoken or written symbols

Soru 9

Jonas was a prophet commanded by the Lord to preach to the wicked city of Ninive, capital of the Assyrian Empire. Frightened by this assignment, he sought to flee from the command.............The crew members feared for their lives, and Jonas knew it was his attempt to escape that was causing the ship’s misfortune. So, he told the crew that if they threw him overboard, the sea would become calm because the Lord would be satisfied.

A	They did so, and in that way saved themselves, but for Jonas, it was only the beginning
B	Eventually, however, when he did carry out his mission, it was as bad as he had thought
C	To do so, he boarded a ship going away, but soon, a great storm endangered the ship
D	This was the start of a series of events that resulted in Jonas being swallowed by a whale
E	The Assyrians produced little literature, but they preserved copies of Babylonian and Sumerian works

Soru 10

Perhaps no other group has been so misrepresented by television and movies as the American teenagers. Their Hollywood image is of a glamorous, good looking, but spoiled and stupid group of young people who spend most of their time at parties............. . Hollywood, somehow, doesn't seem interested in showing this real world.

A	For many American young people, this image is actually very close to reality
B	The result of this misrepresentation is that American teenagers are both hated and envied all over the world
C	The movies make their world seem like a fabulously rich one. full of joy and happiness
D	Tragically, many American teenagers now try to live up to this fake image of themselves
E	In reality, many American teens suffer from drug abuse, broken families, uncertain futures and low self-esteem

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