İNGİLİZCE (FEN BİLİMLERİ)

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4. According to recent studies, your biological
1 - 20. sorularda, cümlede boş bırakılan clock can be confused ------- you are affected
yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi by bright computer light right before
bulunuz. bedtime.

A) but
B) besides
C) though
D) if
E) otherwise

1. ------- the benefits of genetic engineering in

food production, many individuals express
concerns regarding the ethics of the new
technology and its effect on food safety. 5. Vietnam, which borders the South China Sea,
has a moist, tropical climate, and its
A) In spite of highlands are ------- forested.
B) Similar to
A) excitedly
C) As far as
B) publicly
D) As a result of
C) easily
E) Owing to
D) regularly
E) densely

2. Some bacteria ------- nitrogen and carbon

from decaying organic matter, and then 6. The Earth has a unique set of characteristics
release these gases into the atmosphere to to support life; for instance, it is ------- too
be reused by other living things. hot, like Mercury, the closest planet to the
Sun, ------- too cold, like distant Mars.
A) defend
B) fail A) neither / nor
C) recycle B) more / than
D) delete C) so / as
confuse D) as / well
E)
E) both / and

3. In Brazil, the Renca reserve covers 46,000 7. The study of ecosystems ------- increasingly
square kilometers and has untouched forests sophisticated in the 20th century, and today it
------- several valuable minerals, including ------- us investigate and control the
gold. environmental effects of industrialization.

A) like A) has become / has helped

B) as well as B) became / helps
C) because of C) becomes / is helping
D) such as D) was becoming / helped
E) even if E) had become / was helping

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8. Every precaution should be taken to protect 12. Much of the arctic tundra is permanently
groundwater purity, because once ------- ground, and only its active layer melts
contaminated, groundwater is difficult, during the growing season.
expensive, and sometimes impossible to
-------. A) close
B) early
A) cool down
C) frozen
B) stay out
D) thin
C) pass away
E) outdoor
D) clean up
E) heat up

13. The ozone hole is potentially dangerous -------

the ozone in the atmosphere prevents much
9. Amphibians, reptiles, and most fish are of the Sun’s dangerous ultraviolet light from
known as poikilothermic, which means that reaching Earth.
their body temperature is always ------- that of
their environment. A) because
A) too much B) until
B) much more C) for instance
D) consequently
C) as many as
E) nevertheless
D) too many
E) the same as

14. Although cholesterol was isolated as early as

10. Hydrogen ------- so easy to make (one just the 1700s, productive research into its
adds a metal to an acid) that it ------- as early structure did not begin ------- the 20th century.
as the late 15th century.

A) was / is being known A) for

B) has been / will be known B) until
C) is / was known C) last
D) will be / is known D) while
E) had been / has been known E) since

11. Plastics are synthetic materials that can be 15. Recently, biologists ------- mini-kidneys that
turned ------- various shapes, and they have can produce urine, which ------- a big step
many applications ------- engineering. toward repairing damaged organs.

A) on / to A) can grow / had been

B) for / off B) had grown / will be
C) at / from C) used to grow / has been
D) into / in D) are growing / was
E) over / on E) have grown / is

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16. In a natural disaster, seconds of warning are 19. The largest known prime number, with more
really vital; -------, scientists use the latest than 23 million digits, ------- in December 2017
advances to try to predict when it will by an electrical engineer called Jonathan
happen. Pace.

A) therefore A) is discovered
B) so that B) was discovered
C) however C) was discovering
D) likewise D) had discovered
E) in contrast E) discovered

17. Pure water does not exist in nature as it

always has some minerals or other -------
dissolved in it.

A) expeditions
B) comments
C) imitations
D) substances
E) advantages

18. In animals, many metabolites are obtained by

the digestion of food, ------- in plants, only the 20. Fat cells contain enzymes that can break
basic starting materials, such as water and down fat into glycerol and fatty acids, -------
minerals, are externally derived. can be transported in the blood to the liver.

A) even after A) whether

B) in other words B) how
C) whereas C) which
D) just as D) what
E) moreover E) where

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23.
21 - 25. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada
numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen A) But
sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz. B) When
C) If
D) As long as
Overpopulation, climate change, ---21--- of
biodiversity, lack of fresh water supply, and E) Though
pollution are key environmental issues that Earth
is facing today. What happens when all these
resources eventually ---22--- completely? Well,
the good news is that scientists have recently
discovered a new habitable exoplanet that is
similar to Earth – Proxima-B. ---23--- the search
for life and other possible habitable planets has
always captivated scientists and researchers, it
was only in recent years that advanced
telescope technology has been made available
to detect planets outside of our solar system. An
optical reflecting telescope, ---24---, helped
scientists observe Proxima-B and its orbiting star
this year. However, even ---25--- the latest
technological advancements, it would still take
70,000 years for us to get there.

24.
A) on the contrary
B) in contrast
C) for example
D) on the other hand
E) as though
21.

A) loss
B) objection
C) extent
D) path
E) relief

22. 25.
A) bump into A) on
B) put off B) with
C) make up C) in
D) run out D) about
E) turn down E) down

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28.
26 - 30. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada
numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen A) into
sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz. B) with
C) after
D) under
Scientists in Japan have built an early prototype
of a device that ---26--- your skin into a computer E) off
display. The device is ---27--- polymer
light-emitting diodes (LED) that are just three
micrometers thick. It is also equipped ---28---
organic photodetectors. In the concept test, the
University of Tokyo researchers put the LEDs on
a flexible rubber sublayer and connected them to
a sensor ---29--- measures blood oxygen levels.
Then, they attached them to a human hand using
some thin plastic. If you ---30--- the thin plastic,
the effect is somewhat similar to having an LED
tattoo. It is hoped that the technology will be
used to make wearable devices much less bulky
and annoying.

29.
A) how
B) why
C) when
D) that
26. E) where
A) could change
B) had changed
C) used to change
D) changed
E) had to change

27. 30.
A) pointed out A) ignore
B) put up with B) had ignored
C) taken off C) ignored
D) turned back D) will ignore
E) made up of E) would ignore

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33. As people live longer, their ability to fight
31 - 41. sorularda, verilen cümleyi uygun infectious agents is impaired; -------.
şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.
A) similarly, diseases that were widespread
have already been wiped out across many
regions
B) instead, as lifestyles of people change, new
opportunities arise for deadly agents to
infect them
C) for instance, the bacteria causing Lyme
disease have only been isolated in the past
few decades
D) however, they develop a tendency to identify
the causative agents of infectious diseases
E) as a result, the organisms that are usually
unable to cause disease become potentially
deadly agents

31. The innermost part of Earth is far too deep to

investigate directly, -------.

A) because these experiments can provide a

window into what Earth's interior was like
34. Technical advances of the 19th century
soon after it first formed
broadened the field of engineering; -------.
B) while a research team subjected alloys of
iron and nickel mixed with silicon to high A) in contrast, mechanical engineering was
pressures and temperatures recognized as a separate branch
C) so, instead, scientists study how seismic B) this was done by introducing a large number
waves pass through this region to learn of engineering specialties
something of its makeup C) however, they apply scientific and
D) for example, the Earth's core is mainly engineering skills to technical problems
composed of iron and nickel D) thus, the term “engineer” also defines a
E) this discovery could help us to better person who has received training
understand how our world formed E) as a result, large-scale construction work
started before the 18th century

35. The embryo has three primary layers that

undergo many interactions -------.

32. Whereas large-leaved plants like bananas A) in order to evolve into organ, bone, muscle,
usually grow in the tropics, -------. skin, or neural tissue
B) because the nervous system of an adult
A) day and night temperatures affect their sizes contains a vast array of cell types
B) they take in more of the sun’s heat C) while there is an enormous gap between
C) plants with large leaves survive tropical humans and insects
climates D) although the brain is a cellular machine that
D) plants with small leaves tend to be found acts as an organizer
closer to the poles E) due to the movement and processing of
E) large-leaved trees can cool down a lot faster information in an adult brain

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36. -------, they need their habitats to remain 39. Water occurs as rain clouds, consisting of
stable over a long time. water droplets; -------.

A) As long as there is enough food to feed their A) as a result, minerals in solution must be
offspring sanitized on a regular basis
B) If parasites modified the behavior of their B) however, hydrology is the science
hosts concerned with the distribution of water
C) Since many organisms in deep seas grow C) therefore, blood in animals and people as
very slowly well as sap in plants consist of water
D) Although certain animals are still being kept D) for example, it has the capacity to freeze
in zoos and melt at any given time
E) When it recognizes that it is under serious E) in addition, it also appears in the form of
threat swamps, lakes, rivers, and oceans

40. -------, but they can continue to do this only to

37. The concerns about the ozone hole began to
the degree that humans’ environmental
rise in the mid-1980s, -------.
impact will allow.
A) when British scientists noticed it was
A) A customer may prefer
widening
environmentally-friendly products nowadays
B) before the ozone hole was first discovered
B) Ecosystems provide us with valuable and
in the 1950s
sometimes irreplaceable resources
C) so the outcomes of the scientific studies are
C) The recent rise in the price of the oil is
satisfying
expected to cause more unemployment
D) if every nation in the world signed the
D) The number of animal species is declining
Montreal Protocol
too fast to prevent it all around the world
E) as the hole in the ozone over the Antarctic is
E) This neighborhood used to be a good place
closing
to raise your children

38. Although much is now understood about ants 41. The immune system, like the brain, differs in
and their social structures, -------. sophistication in different animals, -------.

A) it is a type of insect that follows its genetic A) the most important component of which is
codes to look for food the white blood cell
B) they work together to build remarkably B) which consists of many different types of
complex structures cells distributed over the entire body
C) an ant colony can consist of hundreds to C) but the overall principles are the same
millions of individual ants across many species
D) scientists can still fully explain neither their D) so it only attacks foreign pathogens with the
individual nor group behavior goal of preventing harm to the body
E) ant colonies provide some significant E) whereas many types of cells participate in
examples of complex systems the orchestration of the immune response

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44. It is difficult for scientists to detect and
42 - 47. sorularda, verilen İngilizce understand dark matter as it does not
cümleye anlamca en yakın Türkçe cümleyi interact with magnetic force.
bulunuz.
A) Manyetik güçle etkileşime geçmediği için,
karanlık maddenin tespit edilmesi ve
anlaşılması oldukça zordur.
B) Manyetik güçle etkileşime geçmeyen
karanlık madde, bilim insanları tarafından
zorlukla keşfedilmiş ve anlaşılmıştır.
C) Bilim insanları zor da olsa manyetik güçle
etkileşime geçmeyen karanlık maddeyi
keşfetmiş ve onu anlamışlardır.
42. Hydrogen is the most abundant element D) Manyetik güçle etkileşime geçmediği için,
found in the universe, and, therefore, it is karanlık maddeyi tespit etmek ve anlamak
considered by many people to be the clean bilim insanları için zordur.
fuel of the future. E) Karanlık maddenin bilim insanları tarafından
tespiti zordur, çünkü manyetik güçle hiç
A) Hidrojen, evrende bol bulunan bir element
etkileşime geçmemiştir.
olduğu için çoğu kişi hidrojenin geleceğin
temiz yakıtı olacağını düşünüyor.
B) İnsanlar tarafından geleceğin temiz yakıtı
olarak görülen hidrojen, evrende bol
miktarda bulunan elementtir.
C) Evrende en kolay şekilde ulaşılan element
hidrojendir ve bu yüzden bu element
geleceğin temiz yakıtı olarak
düşünülmektedir.
D) Hidrojen, evrende bol olan elementtir ve
çoğu insan, hidrojeni geleceğin en temiz
yakıtı olarak adlandırır.
E) Hidrojen, evrende en bol miktarda bulunan
elementtir ve bu yüzden çoğu kişi tarafından
geleceğin temiz yakıtı olarak düşünülür.

45. The brain consumes more oxygen than other

organs in the body, which makes it extremely
susceptible to damage related to oxygen
deficiency.
43. A logical system for scientific methods was
first put forward by the English philosopher A) Oksijen yetmezliği ile ilgili hasarlara karşı
Francis Bacon in the early 17th century. aşırı hassas olan beyin, vücuttaki tüm
organlardan daha fazla oksijene ihtiyaç
A) Mantıksal bir sistemi olan bilimsel yöntemler, duyar.
ilk kez 17. yüzyılın başında İngiliz filozof B) Beyin, vücuttaki diğer bütün organların
Francis Bacon tarafından çalışılmıştır. toplamından daha fazla oksijen tüketir, bu
B) İngiliz filozof Francis Bacon, mantığın ancak nedenle oksijen yetmezliği beyin için çok
bilimsel yöntemlerle açıklanabileceğini 17. büyük bir problem olabilir.
yüzyılın başlarında öne sürmüştür. C) Beyin, diğer organlardan çok daha fazla
C) Bilimsel yöntemler için mantıksal bir sistem, oksijen tüketir, bu durum onu oksijen
ilk kez 17. yüzyılın başında İngiliz filozof yetmezliğinden kaynaklanan hasarlara karşı
Francis Bacon tarafından öne sürülmüştür. zayıf hâle getirebilir.
D) Bilimsel yöntemler için mantıksal bir D) Vücutta en fazla oksijen tüketen organlardan
sistemin, 17. yüzyılın başında İngiliz filozof biri olan beyin, oksijen yetmezliği ile ilgili
Francis Bacon tarafından öne sürüldüğü hasarlara karşı oldukça savunmasızdır.
kabul edilir. E) Beyin, vücuttaki diğer organlardan daha
E) Bilimsel yöntemleri tanımlamak için bir fazla oksijen tüketir, bu da onu oksijen
mantık sistemi kuran İngiliz Francis Bacon, yetmezliği ile ilgili hasarlara karşı aşırı
17. yüzyıl başında yaşamış İngiliz filozoftu. hassas hâle getirir.

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46. Using electronic devices, such as a mobile
phone, before bedtime inhibits the release of 48 - 53. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümleye
melatonin hormone and increases the level of anlamca en yakın İngilizce cümleyi
stress. bulunuz.

A) Cep telefonlarının yatmadan önce

kullanılmasının, melatonin hormonunun
salgılanmasını durdurduğu ve stres
seviyesini arttırdığı ortaya konmuştur.
B) Yatmadan önce cep telefonu ve diğer
elektronik cihazların kullanımı, melatonin
hormonunun salgılanmasını durdurarak
stres seviyesini artırabilir.
C) Yatmadan önce cep telefonu gibi elektronik 48. Yarı iletken plastikten yapılan düşük maliyetli
cihazları kullanırsak, melatonin hormonunun alıcılar, nörolojik hastalıklar gibi çeşitli sağlık
salgılayamayız ve stres seviyemiz artar. problemlerini teşhis etmek veya
D) Yatmadan önce cep telefonu gibi elektronik gözlemlemek için kullanılabilir.
cihazların kullanılması, melatonin
hormonunun salgılanmasını engeller ve A) Low-cost sensors that are made from
stres seviyesini artırır. semiconducting plastic will likely be used to
diagnose or monitor health problems, like
E) Melatonin hormonunun salgılanmasını neurological diseases.
engelleyen şeylerden biri de yatmadan önce
cep telefonu gibi elektronik cihazların B) Low-cost sensors made from
kullanımıdır. semiconducting plastic could be used to
diagnose or monitor various health
problems, like neurological diseases.
C) Neurological diseases may be diagnosed
with low-cost sensors made from
semiconducting plastic, but monitoring them
requires more advanced devices.
47. When a developing fetus or young child is D) Low-cost sensors made from
constantly exposed to arsenic, some health semiconducting plastic help diagnose or
issues may develop quickly, but other monitor various health problems, like
problems may not show up until later periods neurological diseases.
in life. E) Low-cost sensors are made from
semiconducting plastic that could cause a
A) Gelişmekte olan bir fetüs ya da küçük bir
wide range of health problems, such as
çocuk sürekli arseniğe maruz kaldığında,
neurological diseases.
bazı sağlık sorunları hızla gelişebilir, fakat
diğer problemler hayatın sonraki
dönemlerine kadar ortaya çıkmayabilir.
B) Arseniğe maruz kaldığında bir fetüsün ya da
küçük bir çocuğun bazı sağlık sorunları ile 49. Fırtınaların sıklığında ve şiddetindeki olası
karşılaşma ihtimali çok yüksek olabilir, değişikliklerin deniz yaşamı üzerinde son
ancak bazıları da bu sorunlarla hayatları derece zararlı etkileri olabilir.
boyunca karşılaşmayabilir.
A) Marine life is affected negatively by potential
C) Sürekli olarak arseniğe maruz kalan bir fetüs
ya da küçük bir çocukta sağlık sorunları changes in the frequency and intensity of
gelişebilir, fakat diğerleri hayatın sonraki harmful storms.
dönemlerine kadar ortaya çıkmayabilir. B) The frequency and intensity of storms
around the world could change the potential
D) Gelişmeye devam eden bir fetüs ya da
cycle of marine life.
küçük bir çocuk arseniğe maruz kaldığında,
bazı sağlık sorunları ile karşılaşabilir, fakat C) Marine life has never been affected by the
diğerleri hayatının sonuna kadar ortaya potential changes in the frequency and
çıkmayabilir. intensity of storms.
E) Gelişmekte olan bir fetüsün ya da küçük bir D) Potential changes in the frequency and
çocuğun bazı sağlık sorunları intensity of storms may dramatically affect
yaşayabilmesinin sebeplerinden biri sürekli the diversity of marine life.
olarak arseniğe maruz bırakılması olabilir, E) Potential changes in the frequency and
ancak bu sorun yaşayacağı anlamına intensity of storms may have extremely
gelmez. harmful effects on marine life.

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50. Yeryüzündeki sıcaklık deniz seviyesinde 52. 1920’lere kadar, radyasyonla ilgili çoğu
ortalama 15°C derecedir; ancak bu enleme, çalışma, radyoaktif mineraller ya da x ışınları
yüksekliğe, mevsime ve günün saatine göre gibi insan yapımı elektromanyetik radyasyon
değişiklik gösterir. ile ilgiliydi.

A) Latitude, elevation, season, and time of day A) Until the 1920s, most studies of radiation
determine the temperature on Earth, but it were concerned with radioactive minerals
usually averages 15°C at sea level. other than electromagnetic radiation, such
B) The temperature on Earth is measured 15°C as x-rays.
on average at sea level; however, it may B) Until the 1920s, many scientists preferred to
vary as a result of seasonal and timely conduct research into radioactive minerals
changes. or electromagnetic radiation, such as x-rays.
C) The temperature on Earth averages 15°C at C) Radioactive minerals or man-made
sea level; however, it varies according to electromagnetic radiation, such as x-rays,
latitude, elevation, season, and time of day. were the main fields of study until the 1920s.
D) The temperature at sea level averages D) Until the 1920s, most studies of radiation
15°C; however, it may vary according to were related to radioactive minerals or
latitude, elevation, season, and time of day. man-made electromagnetic radiation, such
E) The temperature on Earth varies according as x-rays.
to latitude, elevation, and season; but it is E) Until the 1920s, studies of radiation were
usually about 15°C at sea level during the generally related to radioactive minerals and
day. man-made electromagnetic radiation like
x-rays.

51. İnsanlar günlük yaşamlarında bir evin

duvarları için ne kadar boyanın gerekli
olduğunu hesaplamak gibi işler için geometri 53. Bir inşaat mühendisi, genellikle diğer
formüllerine ihtiyaç duyarlar. mühendislik alanlarının temel bilgisine
ihtiyaç duyar, çünkü çoğu mühendislik
A) People need geometric formulas in everyday konuları birbiriyle bağlantılıdır.
life for tasks, such as calculating how much
paint is necessary for the walls of a house. A) Most engineering issues are generally
B) In order to carry out certain tasks in interrelated; therefore, civil engineers need
everyday life, like calculating how much knowledge of other basic engineering fields.
paint will be needed for the walls of a house, B) A civil engineer usually needs basic
people need certain geometric formulas. knowledge of other engineering fields,
C) Geometric formulas are required for tasks in because most engineering issues are
everyday life, such as calculating how much interrelated.
paint is necessary for all the walls of a C) A civil engineer usually needs certain basic
house. knowledge of other engineering fields
D) People need to know geometric formulas in because it is essential to deal with related
order to carry out tasks, such as calculating issues.
how much paint they will need to cover the D) A basic knowledge of various engineering
walls of a house. fields is essential for a civil engineer as
E) It is necessary for people to know geometric many engineering issues seem interrelated.
formulas when they perform tasks, such as E) The basic aim of civil engineers is to have
calculating how much paint is necessary for basic knowledge of other engineering fields,
the walls of a house. as they apply it on an interrelated issue.

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56. Buildings that can change shape in a split
54 - 59. sorularda, parçada anlam second or fold into a bag. It sounds
bütünlüğünü sağlamak için boş bırakılan futuristic, but the technology is within reach,
yerlere getirilebilecek cümleyi bulunuz. since scientists from Harvard University
have managed to develop a material that can
change size, shape, and volume on
command. The very strong material can also
change its hardness to become either
bendable or completely inflexible. -------. The
54. Many bacteria are anaerobic; that is, they do new material is, however, not made of paper,
not consume oxygen and, indeed, are but rather of the artificial material
opposed to it. -------. The atmosphere at that polyethylene, which is folded into a cube with
time was probably a mixture of nitrogen with two missing sides and combined with other,
gases such as carbon monoxide and water completely identical cubes.
vapor, or perhaps methane. These primitive
bacteria needed some source of energy to A) The scientists were inspired by the
drive their biochemical processes, and some traditional Japanese art form of origami, or
researchers believe they may have at first the art of paper folding
found this source in the heat and chemical B) The material will also react to electric
energy of undersea volcanoes. impulses, so it can more easily change
shape in the field
A) All living organisms need oxygen to sustain C) The paper house invented by the scientists
life in their surroundings can be folded along all edges, and it
B) When life began, over 3.8 billion years ago, changes volume
the first cells were also anaerobic D) It can be used for a number of different
C) At an early stage in biological life, sunlight purposes, such as building refugee camps
was the only source of energy or even spacecraft
D) There is no known geological process that E) It changes shape by means of pressurized
can maintain a high level of oxygen air, which forces the building blocks to
E) A planet with an oxygen blanket could change shape
support life but does not necessarily do so

55. The brain receives a constant stream of

information as electrical impulses from
neurons in the sense organs. -------. If it is
irrelevant, it is allowed to fade away, and we
are not conscious of it. However, if it is novel
or important, the brain amplifies the signals,
causing them to be represented in various
regions. If this activity is sustained for long
enough, it will result in a conscious
experience. In some cases, thoughts are
taken one step further, and the brain
instructs the body to act on them, by sending
signals to the muscles to make them
contract.

A) No one knows exactly how electrical activity

in the brain turns into experience
B) Unconscious brain processing, however,
guides and sometimes initiates actions
C) The first thing it does is to determine
whether the information requires attention
D) They respond to stimuli in much the same
way: they generate electrical signals
E) The primary task of the brain is to maintain
the whole body in an optimal state

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57. Cyberattacks will become more common in 59. For decades, genetics taught us a simple
the years ahead. That is not just a problem truth: Each cell in our body, at some point in
for big companies and governments: every its development, contains the blueprint that
person who uses modern technology is a tells us how to grow. -------. A group of
target. At risk is not abstract data or researchers from Harvard University now
“secrets”. Cybersecurity is now about says that tiny bioelectric signals surging
protecting things, infrastructures, and through and among our cells act as an
processes that support modern life. instruction to kick-start gene expression.
Governments and technology companies These signals point cells in the right
cannot secure cyberspace alone. It will take a direction as they start to grow into a heart or
collective immune system to do the job. a hair follicle, and influence the shape and
Individuals also have a role to play. -------. function of the body.

A) In the coming years, cyberattacks will A) Moreover, it is quite similar to a human body
almost certainly increase, and that will be a B) A cell consists of cytoplasm and a nucleus
serious problem for all of us These scientists could not find these signals
C)
B) Recently, criminals accessed the data of
D) Therefore, the shape of our body matters
more than 80 million customers of the health
insurance company called Anthem E) However, that might not be the whole story
C) Now that everyone is connected in some
way to cyberspace—through phones,
laptops, corporate networks—we are all
defenseless
D) Every network-connected person needs to
support the immune system by practicing
the cyber equivalent of personal hygiene
E) For instance, cybercriminals stole the
credit-card information and personal data of
millions of people from companies

58. One colony of bees can carry pollen between

300 million flowers in a single day, and hives
are transported between fields across the
world to fertilize 70% of our most widely
consumed crops. They also help plants to
produce better crops, increase yields, and
trigger fruits, nuts, and seeds to grow larger.
It is not just fruits and vegetables that would
go missing from our kitchens if the bees
died, either. -------.

A) However, the disappearance of bees would

not be the end of food altogether
B) Moreover, a single bee makes one twelfth of
a teaspoon of honey during its lifetime
C) Therefore, we need these little creatures to
keep our supermarkets stocked
D) Flies, birds, moths, and butterflies are all
important pollinators, too
E) Our livestock also feed on crops like alfalfa
and clover, which bees pollinate

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A
62. (I) Planets that orbit other stars are called
60 - 65. sorularda, cümleler sırasıyla exoplanets. (II) The surface of Ganymede, the
okunduğunda parçanın anlam largest moon in the solar system, appears to
bütünlüğünü bozan cümleyi bulunuz. have a dual personality. (III) Some regions
are dark and densely cratered, suggesting
that they look much the same today as they
did billions of years ago. (IV) Other regions
are light-colored with very few craters,
suggesting that liquid water has recently
erupted and refrozen. (V) Moreover, magnetic
field data indicate that Ganymede, like
Europa, could have a subsurface ocean of
liquid water.
60. (I) One of the most important distinctions
made by embryologists was the difference A) I
between analogy and homology. (II) Both B) II
terms refer to structures that appear to be C) III
similar. (III) Homologous structures are those
D) IV
organs whose underlying similarity is the
result of their being from a common E) V
ancestral structure. (IV) Embryology is a
subdivision of anatomy that deals with
developmental changes that occur before
birth. (V) On the other hand, analogous
structures are those whose similarity comes
from their performing a similar function,
rather than their arising from a common
ancestor.

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

61. (I) Technological enthusiasm pertains to the

ideal of wanting to develop new technological
possibilities and take up technological
challenges. (II) The inherent danger of
technological advances lies in the possible
negative effects of technology and the
relevant social constraints. (III) This is an
ideal that motivates many engineers. (IV) It is
fitting that Samuel Florman refers to this as
“the existential pleasures of engineering”.
(V) One good example of technological
enthusiasm is the development of Google
Earth, a program with which, via the Internet,
it is possible to zoom in on the Earth’s
surface.

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

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A
63. (I) When prospectors discovered the first 65. (I) The fast increasing industrialization was
underground helium reserve in 1903, they based on import of cheap raw materials and
deemed the gas useless because it was not export of finished products. (II) This was only
flammable and could not be sold as fuel. (II) possible if the transport systems kept up
Earth might generate helium gas naturally by with demand and could offer reasonable
underground radioactivity. (III) Over a prices. (III) With these innovations, Britain
century later, liquid helium has become an produced the best iron in the highest
invaluable coolant for MRI scanners, and the quantities by the late 18th century. (IV) The
gas also has applications in nuclear power. canal system was relatively cheap but
(IV) Yet supplies on Earth are finite and time-consuming. (V) Soon two new transport
unreliable because reserves have only been modes were invented to cope with the
found accidentally during petroleum demands of the Industrial Revolution:
exploration. (V) Now, experts have Steamship and Railways.
discovered one of the world’s largest helium
fields, this time in the Tanzanian Rift Valley, A) I
on purpose. B) II
C) III
A) I
D) IV
B) II
E) V
C) III
D) IV
E) V

64. (I) The North Pole is one of the most remote

places on the planet. (II) Despite the harsh
environment, there is contention over its
ownership as there could be rich natural
resources beneath the ice. (III) To ensure its
presence in the Arctic, the Canadian
government has started working on drones
capable of surviving the harsh climatic
conditions. (IV) This is because explorers
have died in the sub-zero temperatures of the
most northerly point on the planet, and
drones would be likely to take their place. (V)
Additionally, as the Arctic is impacted by the
climate change, the natural gas and oil will be
easier to extract.

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

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67. It is clear from the text that -------.
66 - 68. soruları aşağıda verilen parçaya
göre cevaplayınız. A) some political leaders are worried because
they think competitiveness in computer
programming may cause problems between
The call for all students to learn computer countries
programming is growing louder. Some believe B) it is necessary to have an adequate number
that computer science instruction in public of qualified teachers and a good curriculum
schools can close achievement gaps among to start teaching computer programming in
socioeconomic groups and help students schools
compete with those in other countries. C) some people may lose their jobs in the
Supporters of this idea include business leaders future if computer programming becomes
who will employ the next generation of engineers available to every individual
and programmers, as well as government D) governments need to step in to overcome
officials who are worried about the country’s
inequalities in students’ access to
competitiveness in computer programming.
computers
However, others argue that coding for all
students will create logistical challenges, E) business leaders have some serious doubts
including a shortage of teachers, the absence of about the benefits of teaching computer
an agreed-on curriculum, and inequalities in programming in schools
students’ access to computers. Some critics also
argue that coding represents a narrow technical
focus and that business leaders who will benefit
from this are pushing it on schools. A potential
middle ground involves teaching “computational
thinking,” In other words, there is a need to
develop habits of mind that include breaking
down a problem, designing systems, and running
small experiments to see which approaches fail
and which succeed.

68. From the text, we can infer that -------.

A) young people need to be encouraged to
66. The text is mainly about -------. share their ideas about computer
programming and their future careers
A) controversial ideas about teaching computer B) business leaders and government officials
programming in public schools will soon come to an agreement about
B) why every child should learn computer computer programming education
programming at an early age C) the disadvantages of computational thinking
C) new job opportunities created by the outweigh its advantages
introduction of computer programming D) the future of certain businesses depend
D) the negative effects of coding and solely on computer programming
programming on school curricula E) computational thinking may be an answer to
E) the reasons for supporting computer the ongoing debate about computer
programming courses at schools programming education

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A
70. It is stated in the text that -------.
69 - 71. soruları aşağıda verilen parçaya
göre cevaplayınız. A) the extent of light pollution is growing
dramatically each year only in densely
populated countries
Last year, an international team of astronomers B) the report issued last year also offers some
published a shocking new report on the extent of solutions for the problem of night-time
light pollution on Earth. The bottom line for those pollution
who care about the night sky is significant: Some C) night-time light pollution has some severe
80% of the globe is adversely affected by health effects on people in big cities
night-time light pollution, and the problem in
D) the rate of night-time light pollution in
North America is growing worse by 6% each
Europe is far higher than the world average
year. More than 99% of Europeans do not see a
rate
dark night sky. By percentage of population,
Singapore is the most light-polluted country on E) African countries do not care about the night
Earth, followed by Kuwait, Qatar, and the United sky as they have very few amateur
Arab Emirates. Africa is home to the top 10 least astronomers
light-polluted countries. Such a pollution creates
a significant problem; disturbingly, almost
one-third of the world’s population cannot fully
see the Milky Way. Light pollution is also
amateur astronomers' worst enemy as this is not
a hobby you do in your basement. That is why an
institute is offering a place for amateur
astronomers to go, called Dark Sky New Mexico.
The site offers world-class dark skies within a
four-hour drive of major southwestern cities. The
institute provides remote observing and imaging
from this pristine site.

71. It is clear from the text that -------.

A) sites offering world-class dark skies are
69. We understand from the text that -------. fewer in number if you travel from Europe to
America
A) Dark Sky New Mexico is an unspoiled place B) government have started to make large
not affected by night-time light pollution investments to end light pollution
B) the group is offering Dark Sky New Mexico C) it is impossible for about 30% of the world
because it is the nearest observing site population to see the Milky Way
C) amateur astronomers need somewhere D) major southwestern cities are not affected
closer to the sky to observe the planets by light pollution as they are close to New
D) places like Dark Sky New Mexico are Mexico
popular sites among amateur astronomers E) the number of amateur astronomers is
E) African countries are also severely affected increasing despite the threat of light
by the threat of night-time light pollution pollution

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A
73. It can be understood from the text that -------.
72 - 74. soruları aşağıda verilen parçaya
göre cevaplayınız. A) the study of the ordinary matter may help
scientists make predictions about the entire
galaxy
Careful study of the galaxy’s rotation reveals one B) we still do not know whether dark matter can
of the greatest mysteries in science. Stars at be found in every galaxy or not
different distances from the galactic center orbit C) much of the total energy content of the
at different speeds, and we can learn how mass universe comes from the ordinary matter
is distributed in the galaxy by measuring these D) most of the mass lies unseen in the disk of
speeds. Such studies indicate that the stars in the galaxy that surrounds it entirely
the disk of the galaxy represent only the ”tip of
the iceberg” compared to the mass of the entire E) the stars in the disk of the galaxy constitute
galaxy. Most of the mass of the galaxy seems to only a small proportion of the mass of the
be located outside the visible disk, in what we entire galaxy
call the halo. We do not know the nature of this
mass, but we call it dark matter because we have
not detected any light coming from it. Studies of
other galaxies suggest that they are also made
mostly of dark matter, which means this
mysterious matter must significantly outweigh the
ordinary matter that makes up planets and stars.
An even more mysterious dark energy seems to
make up much of the total energy content of the
universe.

72. According to the text, measuring the speed 74. The text is mainly about -------.
of stars is necessary to -------.
A) the results of scientific studies concerning
A) measure the distances from the galactic the distribution of mass in the galaxy
center B) the scientific discoveries of the energy
B) understand the distribution of mass in the sources of the universe
galaxy C) how the Sun and other stars orbit the center
C) calculate and compare the mass of the of the galaxy
whole galaxy D) why billions of galaxies in the universe move
D) prove why the previous physics theories relative to one another
were wrong E) the consequences of not knowing the nature
E) show that interstellar travel is possible of dark matter

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A
76. It is clear from the text that -------.
75 - 77. soruları aşağıda verilen parçaya
göre cevaplayınız. A) the new model was supposed to be
designed within 43 months
B) the appearance and engineering of Ford
Towards the end of the 1960s, the Ford Motor Pinto were equally valued
Company, one of the world’s largest car C) the design of the new model car was
manufacturers, was gradually losing market uncommon at that time
share. In 1968, President Lee Iacocca decided
D) the primary aim in designing the new car
that a small cheap car had to be designed
model was its safety
quickly. This was to become the Ford Pinto. The
decision was to put it onto the market for less E) the production of the new model car took
than $2,000 in 1970. This was a very competitive more than two years
price, but the production schedule for the car’s
development was rushed. At the time, car
development normally required around 43
months. Only 24 months were reserved for the
Ford Pinto. Because the Pinto had to cost a
maximum of $2,000, a radical design was
selected in which styling took precedence over
engineering design. The safety aspect of the
design did not receive sufficient priority. There
was no experience with small cars within the
company at all. Later it was found that the gear
construction in the rear axles was situated in a
way that would puncture the gas tank in the
event of a collision.

75. We understand from the text that -------.

A) the engineers made careful calculations

long before they started to work on the new 77. According to the text, -------.
model
B) the price of the Ford Pinto would be no less A) the gear mechanism operated efficiently
than $2,000 on the market B) it took longer than average to design the
C) the Ford Motor Company refused to be new model
rushed into designing the Ford Pinto C) the company produced several models like
D) the Ford Motor Company produced a small the Pinto before
car in order to compete with its rivals D) safety issues were overlooked to an extent
E) since the Ford Pinto was a small car, the in the new design
duration of its production took less time than E) the new model became an immediate
expected success on the market

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A
79. It can be understood from the text that -------.
78 - 80. soruları aşağıda verilen parçaya
göre cevaplayınız. A) Thomson and Rutherford studied atoms
independently and had contradictory results
B) neither Thomson’s nor Rutherford’s
Toward the end of the 19th century, it became experiments provided guidance to later
clear that atoms are not indivisible. The researchers
existence of characteristic atomic spectra of C) developments in the field of physics cannot
elements suggested that atoms have an internal be attributed to the works of a single
structure, and J. J. Thomson’s discovery of the scientist
negatively charged electron in 1897 showed that D) Rutherford had to modify his experiment to
atoms could be broken down into charged
validate his results regarding the effects of
particles. Rutherford’s experiments in 1910-1911
nitrogen
revealed that an atom’s positive charge resides
in a small, dense nucleus. In 1919, Rutherford E) when physicists raised general interest in
made an additional discovery: When alpha quantum mechanics, the structure of the
particles are fired into nitrogen, one of the atom was completely understood
products is hydrogen gas. He reasoned that the
hydrogen nucleus is a constituent of the nuclei of
heavier atoms, such as nitrogen, and that a
collision with a fast-moving alpha particle can
dislodge one of those hydrogen nuclei. Thus, the
hydrogen nucleus is an elementary particle, to
which Rutherford gave the name proton. The
following decade saw the blossoming of quantum
mechanics, including the Schrödinger equation.
It is owing to all these physicists that today we
are on our way to understanding the principles
that underlie atomic structure.

78. It can be understood from the text that -------.

A) Thomson was able to fill the gap in physics
by building on the theory of Rutherford 80. The text is mainly about -------.
B) it was not until Thomson’s finding that atoms
were thought to be divided into particles A) the conflicting ideas of major physicists
C) Rutherford’s findings regarding the atomic B) common misconceptions of atomic structure
structure refuted Thomson’s theories C) an analysis of the studies of Thomson and
D) Rutherford succeeded in locating the Rutherford
nucleus near the positively-charged particle D) the description of how an atom splits into
E) Thomson is usually credited with the particles
discovery of a subatomic particle called the E) the origins of the modern understanding of
proton atomic structure

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