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1. 1. Contrary to common belief, vegetarian ants do not consume plants directly by biting pieces out of them.
Instead, they_____.
A) prefer to consume flesh
B) have only a minor effect on ecology
C) outnumber the other insects living in the same
area
D) drink nectar and similar sugar-rich plant
secretions
E) they are fond of animal meat
2. 2. The Grand Canyon in Arizona which is famous for its depth is so deep ______ .
A) that the top and the bottom have very different
weather and vegetation
B) because many people find it difficult to catch fish
in such shallow water
C) since it lies about 3000 metres above sea level
D) the upper broad part is about 7 million years old
E) if it rains in both winter and summer
3. 3. Any intrusion by man on the territories of animals can have disastrous effects. In recent years, for
example, _____ .
A) animals had turned completely defensive against
attacks by man
B) roads have been built near or through areas which
are home to many animals
C) the overall tiger population has dramatically
declined due to the loss of habitat
D) people have made no attempt to save the
endangered species of animals
E) the number of wild animals increased largely in
the jungle
4. 4. _____ , two strong-willed Siiltans, Selim III and Mahmud If, set about acquiring the scientific knowledge
needed to re-build military superiority.
A) Since they are really against wars armies in the
world
B) The reason why the First World War was initiated
was
C) Although the intellectuals who were sent to
Europe \'marvelled at whdt they found
D) Aimed to shorten the resources :of their army
E) After the military defeats that came quickly at the
:beginning of tbe nineteenth century
5. 5.Should the governments of both countries fail to start negoitations soon,_____ ,.
A) both sides are hopeful that a possible war can be
ravoided
B) most of the authorities have long feared a rebel
C) mariy people tıave considered the possibility
ofra\'dvil war
D) nevertheless the peace keeping treaties are
pessimistic
E) a war is high|y like|y to be the result
6. 6. _____ ., the occasion will be held in the ballroomlinstead.
A) Although everyone had; brought their umbrellas
with them
B) The number of the flights to Europe decreased
C) In case of rain or snow during next weekls
wedding reception
D) Despite the accurate predictions of meteorology
E) Because it was really sunny and bright
7. 7. After thinking weeks to come to a decision,_____ .
A) the new project was given up
B) Ben chose purple as the wall colour of his kitchen
C) the dog would make a more difficult pet to take
care of than a bird
D) the disagreement was solved in a satisfactory way
E) the verdict didn\'t meet the demands of the public
Answer Key:
1: D
2: A
3: C
4: E
5: E
6: C
7: B
8: C
9: A
10: B
11: E
12: C
13: A
14: E
15: B
16: C
17: B
18: A
19: D
20: E
21: B
22: E
23: D
24: C
25: D
1. 1. When all the candidates had shown up,_____ .
A) they\'ve all been wondering who would win
B) all the onlookers are waiting in great suspense
C) the leader of the majority party welcomed them
D) it will turn out that no party has a clear advantage
E) we should be able to arrive on time
2. 2. The police are looking for someone______.
A) that they can get married without great expense
B) when they\'re certain that they\'ll be able to catch
the criminals
C) which is an efficient way of investigation
D) with whom they can collaborate on finding the
thieves
E) whether they\'ve been inaugurated or not
3. 3. Unfortunately, perhaps, some of us are now
developing an understanding of one aspect of
multiculturalism______.
A) that develop a much more beneficial and socially
active members of society
B) if it is necessary to understand more fully the real
meaning of multiculturalism
C) thus we can understand that multiculturalism is
not just about ethnic differences but much more
D) which we may mistakenly believe sums up the
whole concept
E) therefore it can be seen as appropriate for all
situations
4. 4. _____ , go ahead and start without me.
A) Under the bush lay the body of the actor
B) If I\'d known that you weren\'t going to come
C) Should not get there on time
D) As if he was unknown to everyone there
E) Although the case was explained properly
5. 5. It was obvious that the response which I gave to
his question was not______.
A) what he\'d expected to hear
B) which one cares fo
C) to whom I\'d spoken
D) that he tells his family
E) whose student will give
6. 6. ______but he claimed he himself was infallible too.
A) No sooner had he turned on the computer
B) Not only did Jason believe that his rude
behaviours were normal
C) Hardly had any of us seen such an arrogant man
D) Were he not so selfish and mean
E) Had the assassination attempt succeeded
7. 7. The spacecraft, having been melted by the high
surface temperature of Venus,_____ .
A) stopped transmitting radio signals
B) will have halted on its way home
C) which launched the wrong missile
D) get frozen
E) it could be the same person as I saw at the
meeting
8. 8. ______Dian Fossey was never able to complete her
studies of the great apes.
A) Since she has great achievements in biology
B) However slow and weak she has proved
C) What an exceptionally clever woman she was
D) So intelligent and hardworking was she that
E) Being alone and undistracted in the African jungle
for several years
Answer Key:
1: C 2: D 3: D 4: C 5: A 6: B 7: A 8: E 9: A 10: E 11: A 12: A 13: B 14: A 15: B 16: D 17: C 18: A
19: 20:D 21: B 22: E 23: C 24: E 25: A
1. 1. Last week I went to Amsterdam,______.
A) that cost me too much money
B) where there is a superb collection of pictures by
Van Gogh
C) why she couldn\'t meet me at the airport
D) otherwise I\'d prefer another airway company
E) which they will have picked me from the station
2. 2. Faced by demands for them to cut . down on staff,
_____.
A) he will try to increase the number of employees in
his firm
B) there is an incredible amount of work in the
education department
C) which led to a disaster
D) the police may soon be unable to afford the
expense of allowing officers to walk the streets
E) that took us a long time to calculate the amount of
profit we\'ve gained so far
3. 3. _____ unless you present some means of
identification.
A) They will readily let you take money from your
safe
B) You\'re not allowed to withdraw money from your
account
C) The reason why you have been detained here is
that
D) It\'s not worth crossing this line
E) That kind of music doesn\'t appeal to me very
much
4. 4.____ , mass tourism raised the living standards of
the local people as well as making a profit for the
tour operators.
A) Since it destroyed the forests
B) Whereas mass tourism is a well - known profit
occupation worldwide
C) Despite the fact that they’ve caused traffic
congestion in the downtown
D) Whenever we want to travel in a touristic city
E) In spite of the pollution it caused
5. 5. _____ , the US authorities could well have
prevented any incident of torture in Iraq.
A) Even if they’ve taken a number of measures
B) The war which had been ongoing for awhile
C) By taking the most basic precautions
D) Although she knew it would end in a disaster
E) Because none of us can believe the reconciliation
of the sides
6. 6.Should your data-bank not cover meanings of a
phrase or idiom,____ _.
A) a number of data had been compiled in a new
computer programme
B) there is a connection available to the net where a
further research can be made
C) what any pupil could do was to go to an internet
cafe for updating the dictionary
D) whichever library I\'d rather you had gone is your
choice
E) the user might have used another service as well
7. 7. I'm afraid we're out of bread and there is no fruit
left, ____ .
A) although there\'s hardly anything left in the
cupboard
B) so we\'ll just have to have soup and make the best
of it
C) while she\'s preparing the dinner
D) and then we had to go out for a little shopping
E) therefore I think I\'ll be better off soon
16. 16. Martin did not look well after his holiday in
Egypt,_____
A) and so did his wife
B) but his wife had as well
C) but his wife had
D) and neither did his wife
E) nor was his wife
17. 17. Some people say that if the Israelis and the
Palestinians had wanted to live together in
peace,_____
A) they would have found a way by now
B) journalists had better think about it
C) the United Nations can find the solution
D) the Palestinians will have to pay the price
E) they should seek the ways of living together
18. 18. It was not until he had sent his book to more than
20 publishers_____
A) though he was an efficient writer
B) where they demanded too much money
C) who refused his offer
D) when the agreement was signed
E) that one agreed to publish it
19. 19 ._____ when fresh fighting broke out.
A) No sooner had Jason left the town
B) Hardly had the peace agreement been signed
C) She neither abandoned the war field
D) Not only did they evacuate the city
E) The more fiercely the war goes on
20. 20. Not knowing anyone in her new
neighbourhood,____.
A) he was too desperate to find a friend
B) it barked all day
C) she could find nothing to do except going for a
walk on her own
D) no one visited her in her new apartment
E) John moved to his mother\'s home back-again
21. 21. Unless the two countries begin to negotiate
seriouslvi,______.
A) there won\'t be any wars from now on
B) the both sides can find a solution easily
C) a violence in the region will be unavoidable
D) regional similarities were in front
E) one of them would have given an end to the going
on retaliation
22. 22. ______Turkey tries to persuade the authorities to
have it in our country
A) If the powerful nations try to use â conflict to their
advantage
B) Although athletic competitions didn’t stimulate
good-will between nations
C) When the United Nations was not able to solve the
problem
D) Because Unesco organizes aid programmes for
poorer nations
E) Whenever there is an international incident
23. 23. The citizens will hold a big protest______.
A) just as the farmers were cutting down many trees
B) provided that the council went on pulling the
historical buildings down
C) if the government builds a road through the region
which involves residential areas and parks
D) if only the amount of taxes has been brought
down a little by the government
E) while the committee was organizing a ceremony
for the opening of the new high way
24. 24. ______the town managed to resist against the
marauders until the aid arrived.
A) Although it was defended by a few volunteer
armed men
B) Since most of them had no actual war experience
C) If it took long for the invaders to capture the
fortress
D) Whether they knew how many there really were
E) Thanks to the lack of ammunition and food
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25. 25. It is quite clear from the evidence______.
A) because nobody but him could ever get that
information about the victim\'s habits
B) that she is the only person who could have
committed the crime
C) about the circumstances in which the family lived
D) whether she really did it is a still difficult question
we must .answer
E) so obvious that they had kidnapped the child
Answer Key:
1: B 2: D 3: B
4: E 5: C 6: B
7: B 8: A 9: A
10: E 11: B
12: C 13: A
14: C 15: C
16: D 17: A
18: D 19: B
20: C 21: C
22: 23: C 24: A 25: B
1. 1. Only a few of them felt like going to the movie that
night,_____ .
A) at which a few members of the cast had been
inexplicably ill
B) when the movie industry is passing through bad
times
C) although their tickets were for the premier night of
a latest production
D) because it had been so much appreciated by the
critics
E) who had made the organization days before
2. 2. Having walked through the swamps for miles,_____
A) the doctors prepared plasters and drugs for the
exhausted travellers
B) the pilgrims were relieved to see camp fires in the
distance
C) crossing the muddy area seems almost impossible
under the conditions
D) there were a lot of trees on their way
E) there was not even a drop of water in their flasks
3. 3. In spite of the fact that there was little rain in
summer,_____ .
A) there was neither enough fruit nor vegetables to
eat
B) the floods gave a considerable harm to agriculture
C) I\'d like to walk in the park
D) the government had to buy more crops from the
neigbouring countries
E) the crops seemed healthy enough to be
manufactured
4. 4. Situated in the eastern part of Turkey,______.
A) this natural beauty has become easy to visit with
the new motorway the government has just
constructed
B) this natural beauty has become easy to visit with
the new motorway the government has just
constructed
C) we set off from Erzurum and till Nemrut we kept
on driving
D) in winter the snow covers all the land and you
can’t even see the flowers which have resistence to
cold
E) since the western district is not as far away to us
as it is mentioned
5. 5. Anton Chekhov, who represents a break with the
main tendencies of the nineteenth century and acts
as a bridge to the twentieth in the overall context of
the development of Russian literature, wrote no
novels,______.
A) what made him one of the distinguished
playwright of his era
B) for he shows himself as perhaps the greatest
humanist who has ever written in Russian
C) one of which is The Night before Easter published
in his pivatal years of his career
D) where we have an excellent example of the
immense simplicity and naturalness in his modernist
novels
E) but instead put a new life and strength into the
neglected genres of the short story and the drama
6. 6.______he opened exhibitions at leading galleries in
several countries.
A) After graduating from the State Academy of Fine
Arts in 1972
B) Since he has lived in Europe for much of his
artistic life
C) When he has finished his thesis on the
development of art in his country
D) Before he wins the academy award of fine arts
E) Although his paintings are supposed to be found in
several museums around the world
Answer Key:
1: C
2: B
3: E
4: A
5: E
6: A
7: D
8: C
9: B
10: A
11: A
12: B
13: C
14: A
15: E
16: A
17: E
18: C
19: B
20: D
21: C
22: E
23: A
24: C
25: C