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Unique 12 Practce Progress Ornek
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA________________ 16
VERİLEN DURUM______________________ 24
ÇEVİRİ_______________________________ 32
Water pressure is a big problem to the deep-sea The Sun moves through a large group of stars called
divers. (1) ---- a diver goes, the more (2) ---- the the Milky Way, a (1) ---- of nearly a hundred billion
pressure of water around him or her. Therefore, the stars. It contains millions of stars very similar (2) ----
air pumped down must enable divers (3) ---- properly the Sun. Although the Sun seems very large to us on
and balance the water pressure outside. Divers Earth, it is a very ordinary star. The reason (3) ---- it
working at great depths do not use the ordinary seems so large is its proximity to the Earth. (4) ----
flexible suits. (4) ----, they use metal suits. (5) ---- its proximity, we receive (5) ---- energy from the Sun
suits are lowered and raised by cables. than any other star.
1. 1.
A) Further B) Far A) dispute B) collection
C) The further D) As far C) negotiation D) precaution
E) The furthest E) rehearsal
2. 2.
A) had become B) would become A) with B) by
C) became D) becomes C) to D) from
E) used to become E) at
3. 3.
A) having breathed B) to breathe A) what B) when
C) breahing D) breathe C) where D) why
E) to breathing E) whose
4. 4.
A) No matter B) Much as A) So B) Because of
C) In view of D) In addition to C) Such as D) In order to
E) Instead E) Since
5. 5.
A) Like B) As A) as much B) a lot of
C) Apart from D) As if C) the most D) plenty
E) Such E) much more
DICTIONARY
1. diver dalgıç
2. proximity yakınlık
3. dispute anlaşmazlık
4. rehearsal prova
5. shift değişim
6. pigment renk maddesi
7. pollinator polen taşıyıcı
8. hue renk
9. adjust ayarlamak
10. huge kocaman
11. stride uzun adımlarla yürümek
12. tissue doku
13. feathery yumuşak, tüy gibi
14. indicate işaret etmek
15. unstable istikrarsız
16. exception istisna
17. mishap aksilik
18. fair adil
19. negotiation görüşme
20. properly doğru dürüst
21. reproductive üreme
22. confuse kafası karışmak
23. copper bakır
24. spread yaymak, yayılmak
25. iron ore demir filizi
26. domestic iç, evcil
2. By the time the teacher came into the 4. Before the dean made his opening speech
classroom after finishing the meeting ----. in the conference room the other day, ----.
A) most of the students had already written A) the garden has to be swept and things
their essays have to be made ready
B) some exercises were quite easy for them B) he has felt excited despite those years of
C) it has not been decided yet who the class experience
representative will be C) the universities have been equipped with
D) there are a few students standing in front proper equipment
of the board D) he had all the staff go over the text-script
E) she will be lecturing on a new topic, in detail
which is necessary for us for the exams E) the students in graduation gowns would
we will get gather in the garden
1. As it is pointed out in the passage, ----. 3. It is understood from the passage that ----.
A) the main cause of the railroad accidents A) DeCurtis was unable to distinguish
result from the neglectful workers between pure colours
operating the signals B) not until the check-up that was applied
B) minor disabilities may lead to terrible after the disaster was it known that
outcomes in a working environment if not DeCurtis had a visual disorder
diagnosed properly C) there is not much difference between
C) there was no way to prevent the disaster distinguishing pure colours and coloured
since such a breakdown was never dots inside a circle
observed before D) the person who is responsible for the
D) employers with vision problems should terrible accident mentioned is no one but
be placed in posts where this disability DeCurtis himself
wouldn’t form a threat E) railroad staff lack the level of technology
E) the colours of the traffic lights must be that may monitor and prevent such
changed so that engineers like DeCurtis accidents
won’t face such problems
DICTIONARY
2. Julia:
1. - 10. sorularda, karşılıklı konuşmanın - Have you seen the new film starring
boş bırakılan kısmını tamamlayabilecek Tom Cruise, the famous actor?
ifadeyi bulunuz. Amanda:
- Yes, it is a wonderful movie with lots of
action and tension. It is the best I have
1. Kathy:
seen for ages.
- What is the latest state of your
Julia:
project? You have completed the final
- ----
part, haven’t you?
Amanda:
Johnson:
- Definitely yes. You would miss a lot if
- You are right. I have written a
you didn’t.
wonderful summary at the end.
Julia:
Kathy:
- Thank you. I will definitely see it and
- ----
inform you about how I feel.
Johnson:
- No, I have learnt that I don’t have to.
A) I don’t think so. It’s full of meaningless
repetitions.
A) I’m sure it is. You are very skilful at doing
B) How much did you pay for the ticket? I
that.
mean, are the tickets expensive?
B) Great! Are you going to present it in the
C) So, you say I must see the film.
class as well?
D) Who did you go to see it with? Were you
C) What does your teacher think about it?
alone?
Has he seen it?
E) Were you disappointed with his
D) How did you manage to write such a great
performance?
summary by the way?
E) You must be proud of yourself at the
moment.
2. The economic crisis occurred not because 4. He felt proud of himself when the town
the markets lacked fresh money but council named the school after him in
because it was abundantly available. recognition for his services as a contributor.
A) It is due to the lack of fresh cash that the A) He became an arrogant person as the
market is losing its economic stability. town council praised him a lot by naming
B) It wasn’t until the economic crisis reached a school after him since he worked hard.
its peak that the markets began to need B) It was right for him to pride on himself
fresh money. since he was appreciated by a respectful
C) That the economic depression took place action of the town council who named
was due to the immense availability a school after him because of his
of fresh money in the markets, not its honourable works.
scarcity. C) Having been appreciated by the town
D) No foreign currency was pumped into council who named a school after him
the markets, which resulted in a great due to his contributions, he took pride in
economic depression. himself.
E) The markets didn’t respond to the lack of D) The town council made him feel conceited
fresh money since it was considered a as they named a school after him for his
normal situation. services.
E) He felt quite happy after the town council
appreciated him for his help by naming a
school after him.
2. You have been assigned to write a term 4. You have just learnt from your son’s
paper with at least three references to teacher that he hasn’t gone to school. Your
some sources about the historical places husband never shows flexibility for these
in İstanbul and so you go to the city library matters but you have to settle down the
and ask the man in charge there for help, problem without causing an argument at
saying: ---- home. Trying to calm him down you say: ----
A) Three books are not sufficient for such A) I keep saying that the youth are
a comprehensive paper. Why don’t you irresponsible for their tasks.
understand? B) These things may happen in youth; I’m
B) You call this place a library? You have sure it won’t happen again.
only tabloids and magazines. C) He must be like you, love; lazy,
C) My friends warned me that I shouldn’t irresponsible and arrogant.
expect too much. D) My son never does anything wrong; you
D) Could you please tell me how I can find might have misunderstood him.
some books and other sources about the E) The reason why you are angry is because
historical places in İstanbul? he has asked for my permission, not
E) I wish I had searched on the Internet. I yours.
didn’t know you lacked those books.
2. Humour is a form of entertainment and a 4. The history of mirrors dates back to ancient
form of human communication, intended to times when humankind first saw reflections
make people laugh and feel happy. ---- This in a pond or river and considered it magic.
happens because humour often relies on a At first polished stone or metal was used
context, and someone not understanding in the first human-made mirrors. ---- Today,
the context will usually not understand the combining glass and metal is still the
humour. design used in almost all modern mirrors.
A) The origins of the word “humour” lie in A) Mirrors made by coating flat glass
the humoral medicine of the ancient with silver or gold foil goes back to the
Greeks. Romans.
B) Various techniques have been developed B) The inventor of mirrors is still unknown
to deliver humour. today.
C) Most humours in English culture are C) Later glass was used in combination with
about old ladies. metals like tin and mercury.
D) For example, many people have created D) The two-way mirror was originally called
humours of their kings. the transparent mirror.
E) Humour does not easily transfer from one E) There are basically three types of mirror
culture to another. including plane, convex and concave
types.
DICTIONARY
2. Every life form on Earth has a unique set of 4. Every part of the life of this world including
instructions, and this is why each animal is cities, people, our position and our senses
different from all others. are all images and sensations which form in
our brains.
A) Dünya üzerinde yaşayan her canlı
formunun bir komut seti vardır ve sonuç A) Akl›m›z› oluşturan tüm imgeler ve
olarak her hayvan diğer tüm hayvanlardan duygular, şehirleri, insanlar›, konumumuzu
farklıdır. ve duyular›m›z› içeren bu hayat›n tüm
B) Dünya üzerindeki her yaşam formunun bölümleridir.
eşsiz bir komut seti vardır ve her hayvanın B) Akl›m›z› oluşturan imgeler ve duygular,
tüm diğerlerinden farklı olmasının sebebi şehirlerin, insanlar›n, konumumuzun ve
budur. duyular›m›z›n içinde yer ald›ğ› dünyadaki
C) Dünya üzerindeki her hayvanın yaşant›n›n her bir parças›d›r.
diğerlerinden farklı olmasının sebebi, her C) Şehirleri, insanlar›, durumumuzu ve
yaşam formunun benzeri olmayan bir duyular›m›z› içeren dünyadaki yaşam›n
komut sistemine sahip olmasıdır. her parças›, akl›m›zda oluşan tüm imgeler
D) Her hayvan diğer tüm hayvanlardan ve duygulard›r.
farklıdır çünkü Dünya üzerindeki her D) Dünyadaki yaşam›n her evresi, akl›m›z›
yaşam formunun diğerlerininkinden farklı oluşturan imgeler ve duyularla birlikte,
bir komut sistemi vardır. şehirlere, insanlara, durumumuza ve
E) Her bir hayvan diğer tüm hayvanlardan az duyular›m›za bağl›d›r.
da olsa farklıdır çünkü Dünya üzerindeki E) Şehirleri, insanlar›, konumumuzu ve
her yaşam formunun diğerlerininkinden duyular›m›z› içeren dünyadaki yaşam,
farklı bir komut sistemi vardır. imgeler ve duygularla birlikte akl›m›z›
oluşturur.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
2. (I) Years ago technology wasn’t as good as 4. (I) All of us are involved in a change from an
today to forecast weather. (II) For example, industrial society to a global informational
people encountered a rainy day although it society. (II) It means that any person on
was said to be sunny. (III) As the years passed the planet who has a computer, a modem
by, the advances in weather forecasting were and a telephone, has access to a world of
observed along with other things. (IV) People information. (III) For a modest cost, you
usually leave home for work after listening to can search for information on any topic that
the weather forecast. (V) Today, the predictions interests you from atoms to zoology, from
made can enable many people to get the entertainment to recipes to medicine to
precautions against weather conditions days outer space. (IV) Besides, you can have this
ahead. astonishing wealth of information in a matter
of minutes. (V) Surveys show that most people
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V browsing the web are educated and potentially
keen to use the Internet for serious shopping.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V