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MULTIPLE TESTS GRAMMAR TESTS Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS VERB TENSES............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 PART I ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 SET 1 .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 SET 2 .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 VERB TENSES........................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 PART II ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19 SET 1 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19 SET 2 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25 SET 3 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33 MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS ................................................................................................................................. 41 PART I .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 41 SET 1 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 41 MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS ................................................................................................................................. 52 PART II ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52 SET 1 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 52 SET 2 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 60 THE PASSIVE VOICE ................................................................................................................................................................................ 67 PART I .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 67 SET 1 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 67 SET 2 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 70 SET 3 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 73 SET 4 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 77 THE PASSIVE VOICE ................................................................................................................................................................................ 86 PART II ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 86 SET 1 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 86 SET 2 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 89 SET 3 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 92 SET 4 .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 96 CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES ......................................................................................................................................................... 105 PART I .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 105 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 105 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 109 CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES ......................................................................................................................................................... 121 PART II ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 121 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 121 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 125 2 Table of Contents NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS ............................................................................................................. 137 PART I .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 137 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 137 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 143 NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS: ............................................................................................................ 152 PART II ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 152 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 152 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 158 GERUNDS & INFINITIVES ....................................................................................................................................................................... 167 PART I .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 167 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 167 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 170 SET 3 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 173 GERUNDS & INFINITIVES ....................................................................................................................................................................... 181 PART II ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 181 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 181 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 184 SET 3 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 187 ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS ..................................................................................................................................................................... 195 PART I .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 195 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 195 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 197 ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS ................................................................................................................................................................ 208 PART II ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 208 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 208 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 210 ADJECTIVE CLAUSES ............................................................................................................................................................................ 221 PART I .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 221 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 221 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 225 SET 3 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 229 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 241 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 245 SET 3 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 249 ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS ....................................................................................................................................... 260 PART I .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 260 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 260 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 264 ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS ....................................................................................................................................... 270 PART II ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 270 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 270 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 274 3 Table of Contents CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS ........................................................................................................................................................ 280 PART I .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 280 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 280 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 284 SET 3 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 290 CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS ........................................................................................................................................................ 296 PART II ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 296 SET 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 296 SET 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 300 SET 3 ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 306 VOCABULARY TESTS ............................................................................................................................................................................ 361 VOCABULARY TEST 1 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 312 VOCABULARY TEST 2 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 315 VOCABULARY TEST 3 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 318 VOCABULARY TEST 4 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 321 VOCABULARY TEST 5 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 324 VOCABULARY TEST 6 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 327 VOCABULARY TEST 7 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 330 VOCABULARY TEST 8 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 333 VOCABULARY TEST 9 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 336 VOCABULARY TEST 10 .......................................................................................................................................................................... 340 VOCABULARY TEST 11 .......................................................................................................................................................................... 343 4 www.kpds.org VERB TENSES: PART I SET 1 VERB TENSES PART I 6. SET 1 1. I ---- glasses when I was younger, but now I ---contact lenses. A) was wearing / have had B) have worn / am having Last Saturday, my father ---- that his dinner suit was too small, so now he ---- a strict diet. C) have been wearing / had A) has discovered / followed D) wear / was having B) discovers / was following E) wore / have C) discovered / is following D) was discovering / has followed 7. E) has been discovering / follows About a month ago, I ---- a brochure about your hotel, but I ---- it yet. A) request / didn't receive 2. B) have requested / am not receiving Helen ---- her driving test five times so far without success, but she ---- yet. C) was requesting / wasn't receiving A) takes / isn't giving up D) requested / haven't received B) has taken / hasn't given up E) have been requested / don't receive C) was taking / didn't give up D) is taking / doesn't give up 8. E) took / wasn't giving up 3. The conditions in our office ---- more and more unbearable, and so quite often recently I ---quitting it and looking for a new job. Most of the time, John and his friends ---- football matches at their local cafe, but this Saturday, they --- to the stadium, and so they're all very excited. A) have got / was considering A) watch / are going C) are getting / have considered B) have been watching / go D) have been getting / consider C) are watching / have gone E) get / considered B) was getting / am considering D) were watching / went E) have watched / were going 4. 9. Because I ---- a long way from my work, I ---- lots of time going to and from work. A) live / waste Kate ---- a vegetarian for eleven years now, and she ---- meat at all during this time. B) lived / have wasted A) is / isn't eating C) have been living / wasted B) has been / wasn't eating D) am living / have been wasting C) is / doesn't eat E) was living / am wasting D) has been / hasn't eaten E) was / didn't eat 10. 5. Last year, Richard ---- his bicycle to work everyday, but he ---- the bus since the accident. In the USA, the twenty largest newspaper chains --- for almost half of the circulation, reflecting a trend that ---- in the 1970s. A) account / started A) rides / takes B) were accounting / start B) has ridden / is taking C) has accounted / was starting C) rode / has been taking D) accounted / is starting D) was riding / took E) accounts / has started E) is riding / has taken 5 www.kpds.org 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. VERB TENSES: PART I SET 1 Clean snow ---- as much as 87 percent of the sunlight that ---- on it. 17. There ---- economies since the dawn of civilization, but as a field of study, economics ---- only recently. A) is reflecting / shone A) were / was developing B) has reflected / was shining B) have been / has developed C) reflected / is shining C) are / has been developing D) was reflected / has shone D) were / is developing E) reflects / shines E) have been / develops More than two hundred people ---- the tower when the bomb ---- in one of the dustbins. 18. John Deere ---- his farm machinery business, which ---- tractors today, in the 19th century. A) have visited / was exploding A) founds / still produced B) were visiting / exploded B) has founded / is still producing C) visited / has exploded C) was founding / was still producing D) are visiting / is exploding D) founded / still produces E) visit / has exploded E) is founding / has still produced Because you ---- half of the ingredients as I ---dinner, you probably aren't hungry at all now. 19. I ---- my French lately; consequently, I ---- more and more of it. A) were eating / have prepared A) am not practising / forget B) have eaten / prepared B) haven't been practising / am forgetting C) have been eating / prepare C) don't practise / have forgotten D) ate / was preparing D) wasn't practising / forgot E) eat / have been preparing E) didn't practise / was forgetting She ---- strictly since Christmas and so far she ---eight kilos. 20. The old lady's health ---- day by day until she ---smoking. A) was dieting / was losing A) was deteriorating / gave up B) dieted / loses B) is deteriorating / gives up C) diets / is losing C) deteriorated / has given up D) is dieting / lost D) deteriorates / is giving up E) has been dieting / has lost E) has deteriorated / was giving up Cindy's family ---- chains in this area for over three centuries and now her father ---- this traditional craft at the county museum twice a day as well. 21. The managing director ---- Sid to sales manager and ever since, he ---- everybody around. A) promoted / has been bossing A) are making / is demonstrating B) promotes / bosses B) have made / has demonstrated C) has promoted / is bossing C) made / was demonstrating D) is promoting / was bossing D) were making / demonstrated E) was promoting / has bossed E) have been making / demonstrates 22. 16. He ---- to unlock the door to his flat because the telephone ---- Problems with the hotel, coupled with this awful weather, ---- our holiday miserable, so we ---before the scheduled time. A) was hurrying / rang A) have made / have left B) hurries / has been ringing B) were making / leave C) hurried / was ringing C) make / left D) is hurrying / rings D) are making / are leaving E) has hurried / has rung E) made / were leaving 6 www.kpds.org 23. 24. 25. VERB TENSES: PART I SET 1 The fact that more people ---- ozone-friendly products nowadays ---- that the media can positively increase public awareness. 27. Joey ---- just ---- stubborn when he refused to go to the cinema today and he only did so because we --- to go bowling yesterday. A) have used / was showing A) is ---- being / haven't wanted B) used / has shown B) has ---- been / didn't want C) use / has been showing C) is / don't want D) were using / showed D) was / haven't been wanting E) are using / shows E) was ---- being / didn't want My sister ---- from severe back aches lately and I think it's because, last month, she ---- to work in a shop where she has to pick up heavy things. 28. My mother ---- her optician tomorrow because her eyesight ---- worse since she got this computing job. A) is suffering / has started A) has visited / is becoming B) suffers / was starting B) visited / was becoming C) has been suffering / started C) visits / becomes D) suffered / is starting D) is visiting / has become E) was suffering / starts E) was visiting / became Though she ---- dancing, Sonia ---- to the disco with her friends the previous night just in order to be with them in a different atmosphere. 29. As the President ---- the hall, all the guests ---- to their feet to welcome him. A) was entering / have risen A) hasn't like / has gone B) entered / rose B) doesn't like / went C) is entering / rise C) didn't like / is going D) enters / have been rising D) doesn't like / goes E) has entered / were rising E) didn't like / has been going 30. 26. Somebody ---- three times this morning asking for Pete, but nobody called Pete ---- here. A) has phoned / has ever lived She ---- interested in health ever since she was a young girl and now that the medical college ---- her as a student, it seems that she will be able to work in the medical field. A) was / accepted B) is phoning / was ever living B) has been / has accepted C) phones / ever lived C) is / is accepting D) phoned / is ever living D) is being / accepts E) has been phoning / ever lived E) was / was accepting 7 www.kpds.org VERB TENSES: PART I SET 2 6. SET 2 1. The petrol warning light ---- for half an hour before we ---- a petrol station. A) had been flashing / reached B) is going to flash / will reach Bob ---- with us tonight as he ---- an appointment with the dentist. C) flashed / have reached A) won't have trained / is making E) was flashing / were reaching D) flashes / will be reaching B) hasn't trained / was making 7. D) doesn't train / makes Up until the tap water ---- back on yesterday evening , we ---- water back and forth for three days E) isn't going to train / has made A) came / had been carrying C) hadn't trained / made B) has come / have been carrying 2. C) had come / were carrying We ---- football for two hours and ---- to a restaurant for a meal, afterwards. D) was coming / will have been carrying E) is coming / will have carried A) are playing / go B) play / are going 8. C) played / went D) have played / were going The neighbours ---- so loudly last night that they --- us all awake until after midnight. A) are shouting / are keeping E) have been playing / had gone B) have been shouting / were keeping C) shouted / have been keeping 3. D) have shouted / had kept Environmental pollution ---- ever since people ---to congregate in towns and cities. E) were shouting / kept A) will have existed / are beginning B) exists / have begun 9. C) had existed / were beginning Man's use of pictures to tell stories and to record experiences ---- in prehistoric times, when he ---on the walls of caves. D) has existed / began A) was beginning / has drawn E) will exist / begin B) began / drew C) begins / will have drawn 4. D) has begun / was drawing I heard that you ---- about the boys all day , so I just rang to tell you that Matthew ---- from a pay phone a couple of hours ago and they are both fine. The weather is fine and they will be home on Sunday evening. E) had begun / draw A) had been worrying / will phone 10. My team ---- a match for a month , so currently the manager ---- resigning if they lose one more match. B) have been worrying / phoned A) doesn't win / considers B) isn't winning / was considering C) will be worrying / had phoned C) hasn't won / is considering D) are worrying / is going to phone D) hadn't won / will have considered E) were worrying / phones 5. E) wasn't winning / will consider Although he ---- the first round in record time, he --- in the second , and so finished tenth overall. 11. A) finishes / is slipping B) had been finishing / was slipping My brother ---- past the post office every morning and I ---- him all week to post a letter for me, but he keeps forgetting, so I'm going to post it myself tomorrow. A) will be going / ask C) will have finished / slips B) will go / am asking D) had finished / slipped C) goes / have been asking E) was finishing / has slipped D) is going / will ask E) has been going / had asked 8 www.kpds.org 12. VERB TENSES: PART I SET 2 18. The football team that . last year's championship --- little chance of winning it again this year. A) was winning / stood A) had been catching / will sing B) was going to win / stand B) will have caught / sang C) has won / has stood C) had caught / were singing D) had won / was standing D) caught / have been singing E) won / stands 13. 14. E) have caught / will be singing Freedom of the press ---- an issue between people and their governments since the time individuals --- newspapers independent of government control for the first time. 19. A) don't need / crows B) will have been / publish B) haven't needed / was crowing C) had been / were publishing C) won't have needed / has crowed D) has been / published D) won’t need / is crowing E) was / have published E) didn't need / will crow 20. The hikers ---- so tired by the time they ---- the top of the hill that I'm sure they'll first want to sit down for a rest. B) had founded / includes C) has founded / is including C) had got / reached D) was going to found / will include D) have got / are reaching E) founded / included E) were getting / had reached 17. The Continental Congress ---- the US Postal Service in 1775 and the first federal government ---the service in the Constitution. A) was founding / has included B) are getting / will have reached 16. On my friend's farm they ---- an alarm clock because the cockerel ---- at five o'clock every morning without fail. A) is / are publishing A) will have got / reach 15. The fisherman ---- more fish in one night than ever before, so when they anchored in the harbour , they ---- with joy at the thought of their reward. 21. When the young scouts ---- the top of the hill, they --- for more than an hour. Look, the conservation volunteers ---- cheerfully in the sunshine all morning , unlike yesterday, when they ---- to work in the rain A) reached / have been walking A) worked / are refusing B) reach / will have been walking B) are working / were refusing C) will have reached / are walking C) will be working / have refused D) had reached / were walking D) have been working / refused E) have reached / will be walking E) will have worked / had refused Modern exploration of the undersea world had its beginnings in June 1943, when Jacgues Cousteau ---- his first dive with a revolutionary breathing device which he ---- with Emile Gagnan, a French engineer. 22. A: Is that your pure wool pullover in the washing machine? It ---- you know! B: No, I ---- it several times in the machine already. I use the wool cycle and it's fine. A) was making / has developed A) was shrinking / wash B) had made / will have developed B) has shrunk / had washed C) has made / was developing C) will shrink / washed D) will have made / develops D) is going to shrink / have washed E) made / had developed E) is shrinking / have been washing 23. She says that she ---- the eight o'clock train tomorrow , but I'm sure she ---- it , as usual. A) is catching / is missing The weather conditions ---- throughout the day and now the ground officials are confident that the championship game ---- ahead A) have been improving / will go B) has caught / misses B) will be improving / is going C) will have caught / has missed C) have improved / was going D) is going to catch / will miss D) are improving / has gone E) was catching / missed E) improved / went 9 www.kpds.org 24. 25. VERB TENSES: PART I SET 2 30. Some of us will be needed tomorrow to finish the fence because, at this rate , two sections ---unfinished when we ---- work tonight. A) have remained / stopped A) was going to go / came B) will have remained / were stopping B) went / is coming C) are going to remain / will stop C) have gone / was coming D) are remaining / are stopping D) had gone / has come E) will remaining / stop E) am going to go / comes 31. Decoupage, an art form that ---- in France during the 17th century ---- cutting out designs and patterned materials and fastening them permanently to a surface. Suddenly it ---- very foggy, so we ---- compass bearings to find the right route down the mountain. A) will become / use B) had become / used A) has originated / will involve C) became / are using B) originated / involves D) becomes / will use C) was originating / is involving E) has become / had used D) will have originated / involved E) is originating / was involving 26. I ---- to the bank during my lunch-break today, but an old colleague ---- to visit us, so, naturally, I wanted to hear all the news. 32. They ---- so many hotels in the region in recent years that gradually they ---- the natural beauty of the area. We're looking after our neighbour's dog as well as our own and it ---- two kilos of meat a day, so I ---dog meat in bulk these days. A) is eating / bought B) ate / have bought A) were building / destroy C) was eating / have been buying B) will build / have been destroying D) eats / am buying C) have built / are destroying E) will have eaten / had bought D) are building / have destroyed E) have been building / destroyed 27. 33. After she ---- to me for the fifth time, I ---- another word she said, and put an end to our friendship. By the end of this court session the jury ---- all the witnesses and they ---- the courtroom to decide on a verdict. A) have been hearing / have left A) has lied / don't believe B) had heard / are leaving B) has been lying / won't believe C) are hearing / leave C) was lying / haven't believed D) hear / left D) is lying / hadn't believed E) will have heard / will leave E) had lied / didn't believe 34. 28. I feel certain that her new travel agency ---because she ---- a thorough market survey. Since they ---- part in their first conversation volunteer week, they ---- on several projects with great pleasure. A) is succeeding / will do A) are taking / worked C) will succeed / has done B) take / will have worked D) was succeeding / is doing C) are going to take / are working E) succeeded / has been doing B) has succeeded / will have done D) took / have worked E) have been taking / work 29. 35. Asia ---- the world's largest land mass and ---- just over half of the world's people. When Chilean separatist forces ---- an independent Chile in 1818, the vice-royalty of Peru ---- over Chile for almost three centuries. A) declared / had been ruling A) has had / held B) has declared / was ruling B) is having / is holding C) was declaring / has been ruling C) has / holds D) is declaring / ruled D) was having / was holding E) had declared / will have ruled E) has been having / will hold 10 www.kpds.org 36. VERB TENSES: PART I SET 2 42. I ---- some chicken curry earlier and ---- Richard and Kate to stay for dinner, but just then I remembered that they were both vegetarian. A) was going to cook / have asked A) became / was including B) had been cooking / will ask B) becomes / included C) cooked / will have asked C) was becoming / will include D) had cooked / was going to ask D) is becoming / is including E) have cooked / had asked 37. E) has become / includes I expect you ---- from school by this time next year and ---- for a job. 43. A) have graduated / will have looked B) were picking / were placing C) will have graduated / will be looking C) have been picking / placed D) graduate / will have been looking D) picked / have been placing E) were graduating / are going to look E) had been picking / have placed Our Spanish teacher ---- very slowly and clearly to us at the moment because we ---- very far in the language yet. 44. A) talks / aren't progressing Although manufacturers ---- electric cars as prototypes for a number of years now, it will be a long time before they ---- common. A) produced / are becoming B) is talking / haven't progressed B) have been producing / become C) was talking / didn't progress C) produce / will become D) has been talking / weren't progressing D) are producing / became E) will be talking / don't progress 39. Some of the workers ---- the peaches while the others ---- them in wooden boxes. A) are picking / will place B) are graduating / have been looking 38. Over the recent years alcoholism ---- a leading cause of death in the young adult population in the USA. This statistic ---- deaths from drunken driving and fires started by carelessly dropped cigarettes. E) were producing / will have become Before the potato blight ---- Ireland in the 1840s, most Irish people ---- on a subsistence diet of potatoes. 45. A) was striking / relied Between 1607 and 1733 Englishmen ---- thirteen colonies along the east coast of North America and by 1750 nearly two million men, women and children ---- in these colonies. B) has struck / relies A) were establishing / will be living C) had struck / has relied B) have been establishing / lived D) strikes / will rely C) established / were living E) struck / had relied D) had established / will have lived E) have established / had lived 40. Between the years 1846 and 1851, one million Irish men and women ---- to death and 1.6 million ---- to the USA. 46. A) will fetch / prepare A) had been starving / have emigrated B) fetch / are preparing B) have been starving / emigrate C) am fetching / will prepare C) were starving / were emigrating D) have fetched / prepared D) starved / emigrated E) was fetching / have prepared E) had starved / will have emigrated 41. I ---- some wood for the fire while you ---- the salad. Bangladesh ---- independence from Pakistan in 1971 and ever since the assassination of its first prime minister in 1974, the military ---- the country's government. 47. A) has gained / were dominating By the 16th century, Austria ---- so large that its emperor ---- all of modern Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Spain as well as parts of Italy and Yugoslavia. A) has become / ruled B) had gained / are dominating B) was becoming / has ruled C) gained / have dominated C) was going to become / rule D) was gaining / dominate D) had become / was ruling E) gains / have been dominating E) becomes / has been ruling 11 www.kpds.org 48. VERB TENSES: PART I SET 2 The earthworm, which ---- neither lungs nor gills, --- through its skin. 54. A) is having / has breathed B) has had / is breathing They'll let us know the exact price ---------. A) after they had been calculating it for at least five minutes B) when they took the measurements of all the rooms C) as soon as they've calculated the total amount of carpet we need D) since the moment we went to the shop and asked them for it E) just as we were entering the carpet shop C) was having / breathed D) will have / was breathing E) has / breathes 49. The athletes ---- for exactly three months by the time the races ---- due to start. A) have been training / will be 55. B) will have been training / are 50. It was only after she left the examination room that ---------. C) are going to train / will have been A) she's promised herself to study harder next time D) are training / were B) she remembered the past tense verb endings E) had trained / have been C) she is relieved that it is now all over D) she will have been preparing for it for over a week E) she is starting to get worried about her exam results Adolescence, the process of changing from a child into an adult usually ---- sometime between the ages of 11 and 14 and ---- for approximately six to ten years. A) occurs / continues 56. B) occurred / has been continuing C) will occur / continued She only passed her driving test two months ago, but since then ---------. A) she had to pay a fine for speeding twice just last month B) she probably won't have had any major traffic accidents C) she drives to her office, which is in a busy centre of the city D) she has driven two thousand kilometres in her car E) she drove her friends everywhere they wanted to go D) occurs / was continuing E) occurred / will have continued 51. – 60. sorularda, yarım tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. 51. 52. 53. My mother has really hairdresser's ---------. bırakılan hated cümleyi going to the A) until they promised to style it the way she wanted B) when my aunt offered to cut her hair for her C) by the time it becomes really necessary D) because she believed that it was waste of both money and time going there A) they practised putting on their wet suits and diving equipment without help E) ever since one accidentally dyed her hair orange. B) Until the teacher pointed out all my mistakes to me, ---------. they were swimming in the ocean around some rocky cliffs C) the sea had been quite calm all day, with almost no waves D) they always checked the water temperature first E) the instructor checks that their diving equipment is properly fitted A) l don't really expect to get such a high score B) l won't know whether l did well in the exam or not C) l have always come top in every exam D) l really believed my translation exercise was perfect E) l expect she'll praise the effort I’ve made 57. 58. Before the trainees dive into the water, ---------. --------- by the time you finish your game and come to table. A) You've been at your computer all afternoon --------- when the waiter brought the desserts. B) We are eating our dinner A) I’ve decided to order another drink C) l don't think l can wait. B) We had barely finished our main course D) We've just started eating our dinner C) You can ask the waiter for our bill E) Your dinner will be cold D) You've been taking too long to drink your soup E) l don't think I’ll have finished my steak 12 www.kpds.org 59. Suddenly, he came up with fresh ideas about the end of his novel ---------. A) 60. VERB TENSES: PART I SET 2 66. ever since he started to take these walks along the seashore 62. 63. 64. 65. A) by the time B) while D) before E) hardly C) until B) whenever he goes to the park and stares at the ducks in the pond C) while he was sitting on a park bench absent– mindedly D) when the electricity comes back on and he is able to use the computer --------- he started competing in high profile tournaments, Tiger Williams’ name has been famous not just as a terrific golfer, but as the first internationally successful black golfer. E) until it was ready to be handed in to his publisher A) Since B) As soon as D) Before E) When 67. --------- I’ll probably have left the office, but if you have any questions you can call me on my mobile. 68. C) While The boat won't be able to sail --------- this storm dies down and the sea gets calmer. A) While I’m trying to arrange the annual reception B) As soon as you completed typing that report A) while B) by the time C) until C) During the argument you had with the secretary just now D) when E) just as D) By the time you finish your meeting E) Until we received the massage from head office 69. 61. – 80. sorularda cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan sözcüğü bulunuz. 61. You can be sure that --------- you're out there working in hard conditions, everybody at home is thinking of you. 70. l knew that she was disappointed --------- l saw the look on her face. A) as soon as B) ever since C) while D) until E) just as --------- the match the supporters were getting more and more annoyed at their team's failure to score a goal despite several opportunities. A) During B) As soon as C) By the time D) Since 71. E) While 72. --------- the referee blew the final whistle, the home players swapped shirts with the opposition. A) Until B) Since D) During E) When C) Scarcely The fire had spread to his neighbour's apartment --------- the fire brigade arrived. A) while B) since D) by the time E) just as 73. C) after --------- l was about to close the shop, a man asked me if we were still open and l'm glad l said yes because he bought a huge bouquet of flowers for his wife. A) While B) By the time D) Before E) Since 74. C) Just as 13 France has been Revolution in 1789. a republic A) just as B) while D) since E) before -------- French C) during We were going to go swimming yesterday, --------, because my friend was suffering from the flu, we stayed home instead. A) only B) and D) afterwards E) but C) during She loves James Bond movies, so -------- one is showing she books a ticket straight away. A) while B) whenever C) by the time D) until E) just as Abolitionists fought for many years -------- the American Government finally banned the keeping of slaves. A) after B) as soon as C) before D) while E) since There was such a queue at the snack shop during the interval of the film that, -------- l returned to the auditorium with our drink, the second half of the film had begun. A) by the time B) as soon as C) while D) after E) until -------- the children were outside playing in the snow, their mother was kindly making hot drinks and sandwiches for them ready for their return. A) After B) While D) As soon as E) Before C) Until www.kpds.org 75. 76. 77. VERB TENSES: PART I SET 2 The referee blew the final whistle -------- our team was about to score a goal. A) since B) before D) just as E) until 82. B) before D) until E) but C) as 79. 80. They still haven't decided whether they'll get married or not. B) They haven't announced the date of their wedding yet. C) They still don't know when they'll get married. D) They haven't yet fixed the date when they'll get married. E) They can't decide whether the date they've chosen for their wedding is suitable. -------- she saw the advertisement in the local paper, she telephoned the owner of the apartment immediately. A) Since B) By the time D) During E) As soon as C) While 83. 78. A) C) after The winners wept with joy -------- the judges announced the results. A) by the time Evlenecekleri tarihi henüz belirlemediler. l spoke to him briefly this morning at the meeting, but l haven't seen him -------- then. A) since B) before D) as E) during C) by She went swimming every morning -------- she was recovering from her leg injury because the doctor had advised her that it was the only suitable exercise for her at that time. A) before B) while D) by the time E) after B) during D) as soon as E) until A) The legendary basketballer Kareem Abdul Jabbar, who gave up basketball in 1989, scored more than 38,000 points throughout his sports life. B) By the time he stopped playing basketball in 1989, the legendary basketballer Kareem Abdul Jabbar had scored around 38,000 points. C) By the year 1989, when he retired from basketball, the legendary basketballer Kareem Abdul Jabbar had scored over 38,000 points. D) Kareem Abdul Jabbar became a legend in the world of basketball with the record of 38,000 points he scored during his sports life. E) Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored more than 38,000 points during his professional basketball career, and when he retired in 1989, he'd become a legendary player. C) during Their team scored so many goals that they didn't sit down once -------- the match. A) before Efsanevi basketbolcu Kerim Abdül Cabbar, basketbolu bıraktığı 1989 yılına kadar 38,000'in üzerinde puan toplamıştı. C) while 81. – 90. sorularda verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 81. Pek çok uzman vejeteryan dietin kalp hastalığına ve bazı kanser türlerine yakalanma riskini azalttığını kabul etmektedir. A) B) C) D) E) 84. There are so many experts who believe that the vegetarian diet eliminates the risk of heart disease and many types of cancer. Matbaa icat edilene kadar halk, resmi kaynaklar kendisine ne bilgi veriyorsa onunla yetinmek zorundaydı. A) Experts state that, depending on people's eating habits, people may develop heart disease or various types of cancer. Until the invention of printing, the public had to be satisfied with whatever information official sources gave it. B) Some experts doubt that the vegetarian diet diminishes the risk of developing heart disease and certain types of cancer. The only source of news the public had until the invention of printing was the information it received from the officials. C) A majority of experts recommend the vegetarian diet, saying that it helps reduce the risk of developing heart disease and various types of cancer. Before printing was invented, official sources gave the public whatever information they thought was suitable to release. D) Many experts agree that the vegetarian diet reduces the risk of developing heart disease and certain types of cancer. It was only after the invention of printing that the public began to obtain satisfactory information from official sources. E) When printing was invented, it became possible for the public to get satisfactory information from sources other than officials. 14 www.kpds.org 85. Dünya sürekli değişiyor ve bizler de bu değişimin gerisinde kalmamak için uğraş veriyoruz. A) 86. 87. 88. As the world is changing continually, we have to struggle hard to keep up with it. B) lf we don't struggle hard in our rapidly changing world, we may easily fall behind this change. C) Our constantly changing world makes us work hard in order to catch up with the changes. D) We'll inevitably fall behind the changes if we don't try to keep up with the changing world. E) The world is constantly changing and we are struggling not to fall behind this change. A vitamini eksikliği gece körlüğüne ve diğer görme bozukluklarına yol açmaktadır. A) One of the causes of night blindness and other sight disorders is the lack of Vitamin A. B) Vitamin A deficiency leads to night blindness and other sight disorders. C) Lack of Vitamin A is the main cause of night blindness and other sight disorders. D) lf one's diet is deficient in Vitamin A, one is likely to suffer from night blindness and other sight disorders. E) Night blindness, a serious sight disorder, is the result of Vitamin A deficiency. 89. Fosil incelemeleri, çiçekli bitkilerin yaklaşık 70 milyon yıldır yeryüzünde bulunduğunu ortaya çıkarmıştır. A) Scientists have recently found some fossilized flowering plants that existed on Earth about 70 million years ago. B) The fossils of some flowering plants made it clear that those species have been thriving on Earth for 70 million years. C) A study of various fossilized plants has shown that the Earth has had flowering plants for approximately 70 million years. D) Fossil studies have revealed that flowering plants have existed on Earth for about 70 million years. E) The fossil they've just examined shows that there were flowering plants on Earth about 70 million years ago. Öğretmen iki öğrencinin kopya çektiğini bizzat görmedi ama yanıtlarındaki benzerlik tesadüf olamayacak kadar belirgindi. A) Although the teacher didn't see the two students cheating, she was sure that they had been cheating because their answers were exactly alike. B) The answers of the two students were almost alike, yet the teacher didn't accuse them as she hadn't seen them cheating. C) The two students weren't actually cheating when the teacher looked at them, but the similarity in their answers aroused suspicion. D) The teacher did not actually see the two students cheating, but the resemblance between their answers was too obvious to be incidental. E) lt was obvious from their answers that the two students had been cheating, so the teacher asked to see them personally "Ağla, Sevgili Memleket" adlı romanıyla Alan Paton, tüm dünyanın dikkatini Güney Afrika'daki ırk ayrımcılığına çekmeyi başarmıştır. A) lt was with the publishing of Alan Paton's novel 'Cry, the Beloved Country' that the whole world became aware of apartheid in South Africa. B) When Alan Paton published his novel 'Cry, the Beloved Country' , he drew the attention of all the world to apartheid in South Africa. C) With his novel 'Cry, the Beloved Country' , Alan Paton succeeded in drawing the whole world's attention to apartheid in South Africa. D) In 'Cry, the Beloved Country' , South African novelist Alan Paton aimed to draw the world's attention to apartheid in his country. E) VERB TENSES: PART I SET 2 90. Alan Paton managed to make apartheid in South Africa known to all the world with his novel 'Cry, the Beloved Country' . 15 Eşi öldükten sonra, kendi ölümüne dek tek can yoldaşı kedisiydi. A) When her husband died she took care of his cat until her own death. B) She adopted a cat after her husband's death, so that it would keep her company. C) After her husband died, her only companion until her own death was her cat. D) She's had no company but her cat since the day her husband died. E) From her husband's death to her own, she didn't have a companion except for her cat. www.kpds.org VERB TENSES: PART I SET 2 94. 91. – 100. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 91. 92. We've been debating for an hour, but we haven't even passed the first item on the agenda yet. A) Toplantıya başlayalı daha bir saat bile olmadı ama gündemdeki bütün maddeleri tartıştık. B) Bir saattir hala birinci maddeyi tartışıyorsak, gündemin diğer maddelerine geçemeyeceğiz demektir. C) Bir saat daha tartışsak bile gündemin birinci maddesini yine de geçemeyiz. D) Tartışmalı bir konu olduğu için bir satte ancak gündemin birinci maddesini geçebiliriz. E) Bir saattir tartışıyoruz ama daha gündemin birinci maddesini bile geçemedik. Although geographic location plays a major part in the formation of an individual's dietary habit, food choices show variations even between the members of the same family. A) Yiyecek seçiminde coğrafi bölge en önemli unsur olduğu halde, bazen aynı ailenin üyeleri bile farklı yeme alışkanlığına sahip olabilmektedir. B) Bireyin yeme alışkanlığının oluşumunda coğrafi bölgenin belirleyici rol oynadığı söylenir oysa aynı aileye mensup kişilerin bile yemek seçimi bazen birbirinden farklıdır. C) Coğrafi bölge bireyin yeme alışkanlığının oluşumunda önemli bir rol oynasa da, yiyecek seçemi aynı ailenin üyeleri arasında bile değişiklik göstermektedir. D) Aynı aileden bireylerin bile farklı yeme alışkanlıklarına sahip olması, coğrafi bölgenin kişinin yemek seçimi konusunda çok önemli olmadığını gösteriyor. E) 93. 95. 96. Aynı aileye mensup bireyler arasında bile değişen yeme alışkanlığının coğrafi bölgelere göre çok büyük farklılıklar göstermesi normaldir. Humans blink their eyes an average of once every six seconds, which is a necessary process for the cleansing of the eye. A) B) Gözün temizlenmesi için insanların ortalama olarak altı saniyede bir gözlerini kırpmaları gerekmektedir. İnsanlar gözlerini yaklaşık altı saniyede bir kırpmaya başlıyorlarsa, gözün yıkanmaya ihtiyacı var demektir. C) İnsanlar ortalama her altı saniyede bir gözlerini kırparlar ki bu, gözün temizlenmesi için gerekli bir işlemdir. D) Gözlerini ortalama altı saniyede bir defadan daha sık kırpma ihtiyacı hisseden kişiler sık sık gözlerini yıkamalıdırlar. E) 97. İnsanlar, gözleri sulandığı zaman ortalama her altı saniyede bir gözlerini kırpma ihtiyacı hissederler. 16 It was obvious from the tired look on her face that she'd been working hard all day. A) Bütün gün o kadar yoğun çalışmıştı ki yorgun olduğu yüzünden hemen anlaşılıyordu. B) Yüzündeki yorgun ifadeye rağmen çalışmasını gün boyu sürdürdü. C) Gün boyu yaptığı zorlu işler yüzünde yorgun bir ifade bırakmıştı. D) Bütün gün uğraştığı zorlu işlerden sonra yüzündeki yorgun ifade kaçınılmazdı. E) Bütün gün yoğun çalıştığı yüzündeki yorgun ifadeden belliydi. l don't think we'll be living here when you come back from holiday because we haven't reached a compromise with the landowner about the rent. A) Sen tatilden döndüğünde burada oturuyor olacağımızı sanmıyorum çünkü ev sahibiyle kira konusunda bir anlaşmaya varamadık. B) Sen tatilden dönünceye kadar biz buradan çıkmış oluruz herhalde çünkü ev sahibiyle kira konusunda anlaşamadık. C) Ev sahibi istediği yüksek kira konusunda ısrar ederse tatilden dönünce burada oturmaya devam edeceğimizi zannetmiyorum. D) Ev sahibinin istediği kira bize göre çok yüksek olduğu için sanıyorum sen tatilden döndüğünde biz burada oturuyor olmayız. E) Ev sahibiyle kira konusunda bir anlaşmaya varamadığımız için tatilden döner dönmez buradan çıkmayı düşünüyoruz. How long will you have been working on this project by the time you've completed it? A) Bu projeyi ne kadar zamanda tamamlamayı umuyorsunuz? B) Bu projeyi tamamlamak ne kadar zamanınızı aldı? C) Bu projeye başlamadan önce bu kadar uzun süreceğini tahmin etmiş miydiniz? D) Bu projeyi bitirdiğinizde ne kadar zamandır onun üzerinde çalışıyor olacaksınız? E) Bu projenin teslimine kadar hep böyle yoğun mu çalışacaksınız? Until the new secretary comprehends the system, I’ll be responsible for the great majority of the work in the office. A) Yeni sekreter sistemi çok iyi bilmediği için bürodaki önemli işlerden yine ben sorumluyum. B) Bürodaki bazı işler için olan sorumluluğum yeni sekreter sisteme alışınca sona erecek. C) Yeni sekreter sistemi kavrayamazsa bürodaki önemli işlerden hep ben sorumlu olacağım. D) Büroda çok fazla işten sorumlu olmak istemiyorum ama yeni sekreter sisteme alışıncaya kadar mecburum. E) Yeni sekreter sistemi kavrayıncaya kadar bürodaki işlerin büyük bir bölümünden ben sorumlu olacağım. www.kpds.org 98. By destroying the natural habitats of wild animals, the rapidly growing human population is exposing them to the threat of extinction. A) İnsan nüfusu o kadar hızlı büyüyor ki bu da doğal olarak vahşi hayvanların yaşadığı alanları azaltıyor ve onları yok olma tehlikesiyle karşı karşıya bırakıyor. B) Hızla büyüyen insan nüfusu vahşi hayvanların doğal ortamlarına zarar vererek, onları yok olma tehlikesiyle karşı karşıya bırakmaktadır. C) Yaşadıkları doğal ortamlar zarar gördüğü için nesilleri tükenmek üzere olan vahşi hayvanların bu durumundan hızla büyüyen insan nüfusu sorumludur. İnsan nüfusunun hızla büyümesi sonucu vahşi hayvanların yaşadıkları doğal ortamlar zarar görmüş, bazılarının ise nesli tükenmiştir. D) E) 99. 101. – 110. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 101. İnsan vücudunun hızla büyümesi sadece doğal yaşama zarar vermekle kalmıyor aynı zamanda bazı vahşi hayvanları da yok olmanın eşiğine getiriyor. The world's largest wool–producing countries, Australia and New Zealand, together meet almost 40 percent of the world's total demand for wool. A) B) C) D) E) 100. VERB TENSES: PART I SET 2 102. Dünyanın en büyük yün üreticileri olan Avustralya ve Yeni Zelanda birlikte dünyanın toplam yün ihtiyacının yaklaşık yüzde kırkını karşılamaktadır. The expression 'knowledge is power' is no longer valid because there is no longer a shortage of information. A) The saying 'knowledge is power' was based on the misconception that those who know a lot of things are always clever. B) Due to the abundance of information available today, the saying 'knowledge is power' has become meaningless. C) The saying 'knowledge is power' developed from the shortage of information ancient people suffered. D) Those who had knowledge used to be powerful, but modern people all have access to information. E) We need to replace the expression 'knowledge is power' with a more suitable and modern alternative. There was very little traffic yesterday afternoon so, for once, l arrived home before my mother. A) Dünyanın toplam yün ihtiyacının neredeyse yüzde kırkı, iki büyük yün üreticisi, Avustralya ve Yeni Zelanda tarafından karşılanmaktadır. l always arrive home after my mother, but yesterday afternoon was an exception because of the light traffic. B) Yün üretiminin en yaygın yapıldığı iki ülke olan Avustralya ve Yeni Zelanda, dünyanın toplam yün ihtiyacının ancak yüzde kırkını karşılayabilmektedir. My mother, who usually comes home before me, got caught up in traffic yesterday afternoon, but luckily l didn't. C) Dünyanın en büyük yün üreticilerinden Avustralya ve Yeni Zelanda'nın toplam yıllık üretimleri birleştiğinde, dünya ihtiyacının hemen hemen yüzde kırkını oluşturmaktadır. Because l was travelling in the afternoon, when the traffic is usually not heavy, l got home quite quickly, which has happened only once in a long time. D) The traffic is almost always very bad on my route home, but yesterday afternoon l arrived home around the same time as my mother. E) My mother usually comes home after me, but yesterday afternoon she arrived before me because the roads were clear of traffic. İkisi de dünyanın önde gelen yün üreticilerinden olan Avustralya ve Yeni Zelanda, dünyanın toplam yün ihtiyacının yüzde kırkını üretmektedir. Hippocrates, known as the father of the science of medicine, separated medicine from superstition. 103. My friend's cousin graduated from university two years ago and has been working in Korea since then. A) Tıbbı batıl inançtan ayırıp bilim yapan kişinin Hipokrat'ın babası olduğu bilinmektedir. A) B) Tıp biliminin babası sayılan Hipokrat'tan önce, tıbba batıl inançlar hakimdi. My friend's cousin took two years to graduate before he went to Korea to work. B) C) Tıp biliminin babası olarak bilinen Hipokrat tıbbı batıl inançları ayırmıştır. My friend's cousin went to work in Korea two years after he'd graduated from university. C) D) Hipokrat ve kendisi gibi tıp bilimiyle ilgilenen babası tıbbı batıl inançtan arındırmışlardır. Two years before my friend's cousin graduated from university, he had been working in Korea. D) E) Tıbbı batıl inanç olmaktan çıkaran kişi tıp biliminin babası Hipokrat'tır. My friend's cousin has been working in Korea from the time of his graduation two years ago. E) Two years after my friend's cousin left university, he decided to work in Korea. 17 www.kpds.org 104. VERB TENSES: PART I SET 2 107. l last saw Mary's brother just before his exams, and not surprisingly, he looked thin and pale then. A) Whenever l see Mary's brother, he looks thin and pale because he's always studying hard for his exams. B) I’m not surprised Mary's brother looks thin and pale because very shortly he will take his exams. C) D) E) A) The explanation given to him by his friend's brother confused him, so he didn't know how to do his maths homework. B) Naturally, Mary's brother has become thin and pale because he is taking his examinations. Because he was confused about his maths homework, his friend asked his brother to help him. C) Surprisingly, just before his exams, Mary's brother appeared to have lost weight and was looking rather pale. After his friend's brother explained the instructions to him, he was no longer confused about his maths homework. D) When his friend's brother offered to do his maths homework for him, he was confused about whether he should let him or not. E) Maths is very confusing for him and the explanations can be just as difficult to understand; therefore, he prefers to ask a friend for help. l haven't seen Mary’s brother since he was about to take his exams and he naturally appeared thin and pale. 108. 105. l had never seen a Shakespeare play performed until l saw "Twelfth Night' by the university theatre group last week. A) l have never seen a Shakespeare play performed, but our university theatre group performed his 'Twelfth Night' last week. Two people in the row behind us were talking continuously throughout the entire film. A) We didn't enjoy the film because two people were talking behind us. B) We didn't start to enjoy the film until the two people behind us stopped talking. C) During the most thrilling parts of the film, a couple were chatting behind us, which was very irritating. D) The noise of people talking completely spoilt the film for us. E) During the whole film, two people sitting behind us didn't stop talking. B) 'Twelfth Night', which l saw performed by the university theatre group last week, was the first Shakespeare play l had seen. C) The university theatre group had never performed a Shakespeare play until last week, when they put on a performance of 'Twelfth Night'. A) D) Shakespeare's play 'Twelfth Night', performed by the university theatre group, was the first play that l had ever seen in my life. He has chosen the fourth country he's been to as his home. B) This is the fourth country he has visited in his life. C) Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night', which we performed with the university theatre group last week, was the first play in which l took part. He's trying to choose one of the four countries to be his home. D) Up until now he has lived in four separate countries. E) So far he hasn't been able to settle in any one country, so he has lived in four separate ones. E) 109. 110. 106. He was confused about his maths homework until his friend's brother explained the instructions to him. He has lived in four different countries so far in his life. Due to his wish to see his children more often, he has recently started a new job closer to the house so that he doesn't waste time travelling. A) His children wanted to see more of him, so he went to work for another company, which gave him more free time. That was the last time we'd trusted Simon to bring the ball, and he failed. B) A) We've given Simon a last chance to bring his ball, or we'll never trust him again. Recently he has taken different employment near his house in order that he doesn't have to travel, and therefore, he can see more of his children. C) B) We didn't rely on Simon to bring the ball from then on as he'd lost his last chance by failing on that occasion. ln his new job, he doesn't have to travel any more, which means that he won't waste time in heavy traffic except when taking his children to and from school. D) His previous job was better–paid, but he gave it up for one closer to his house as he wanted to spend the time he'd otherwise waste commuting with his children. C) Simon's ball wasn't really a very good one, so we didn't want him to bring it ever again. D) Simon really couldn't be trusted to do anything, so we didn't ask him to bring his ball again. E) We couldn't play our game because Simon had forgotten to bring a ball again. E) 18 The reason why he's changed his job recently and got a new one near his house is that he hates to spend so much time in traffic. www.kpds.org VERB TENSES: PART II SET 1 VERB TENSES PART II 6. SET 1 I ---- an extra part-time job last week as we ---- the money. A) am starting / are needing 1. I ---- Malcolm in his car, but he ---- the traffic and didn't see me. B) was starting / have needed C) start / needed A) was seeing / watches D) have started / were needing B) see / has watched E) started / need C) have seen / is watching D) saw / was watching E) am seeing / watched 7. 2. In 1951, the people of the Gold Coast ---- for their own government and shortly afterwards, they ---their country as Ghana. A) vote / are renaming Tim ---- a master's degree as soon as he ----, to Canada. B) voted / renamed A) has begun / is returning C) have voted / were renaming B) began / returned D) were voting / have renamed C) is beginning / returned E) are voting / rename D) was beginning / returns E) begins / has returned 8. 3. As my son ---- down by the river, I ---- his room thoroughly. A) fishes / have cleaned Rachel ---- up smoking four years ago and she ---- a cigarette since. B) is fishing / cleaned A) was giving / doesn't smoke C) has fished / clean B) has given / wasn't smoking D) fished / have been cleaning C) gave / hasn't smoked E) was fishing / cleaned D) has given / didn't smoke E) is giving / isn't smoking 9. 4. We ---- in Cornwall for two weeks last summer. Since then, we ---- a holiday by the sea. A) stayed / haven't had Last year Sonny ---- four miles each morning before breakfast, but he ---- around the block each morning instead since his hearth attack. B) are staying / don't have C) were staying / didn't have A) ran / has been walking D) stay / aren't having B) has run / has walked E) have stayed / weren't having C) runs / was walking D) has been running / walks E) was running / walked 10. One of the straps on the baby's pram ---- quite thin, so we ---- to replace it. A) wore / decide 5. I ---- a brace on my teeth as a child, but I didn't like it. A) was wearing B) am wearing D) wore E) have been wearing B) wears / have decided C) was wearing / decided C) have worn D) is wearing / were deciding E) has been wearing / decide 19 www.kpds.org 11. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 1 This time last year, his business ---- a reasonable profit, but now, because of bad management, he ---keep it going. A) were finding / hides A) has made / has struggled C) are finding / is hiding B) made / was struggling D) found / was hiding C) make / has been struggling E) have found / hid B) find / has hidden D) has been making / struggles 18. E) was making / is struggling 12. I never ---- my temper on purpose, of course, but sometimes I just ----, though I always regret it afterwards. A) lose / explode The last time we ---- dinner with them, they ---- for a new house. B) lost / am exploding A) have had / looked C) have been losing / exploded B) were having / have been looking D) was losing / have exploded C) have been having / look E) have lost / was exploding D) had / were looking E) have / are looking 19.Even though it ---- heavily at the time, they ---- home. A) has snowed / were driving B) snows / have been driving 13. The whole family was busy. While the children ---decorations, their father ---- up the Christmas tree. C) was snowing / drove D) has been snowing / drive A) are making / is setting E) snowed / are driving B) made / has been setting C) have been making / has set 20. D) were making / was setting E) have made / set It's been one week since the floods ---, but still aid workers ---- people. A) are striking / rescued B) strike / were rescuing C) were striking / have been rescuing 14. A: What's on TV tonight? B: Match of the day, Manchester United ---- South Melbourne. A) play B) were playing D) have played E) played D) struck / are rescuing E) have struck / rescue C) are playing 21. I ---- my book in the laundrette while my washing ---A) have read / dries B) read / was drying 15. Isn't it strange that you ---- for Mark's surprise party all week, but you ---- him a birthday present yet? C) was reading / has dried D) have read / is drying A) are preparing / didn't buy E) am reading / has dried B) have been preparing / haven't bought C) prepared / don't buy 22. D) have prepared / aren't buying E) prepare / weren't buying Up to now, the predicted Millennium computer bug --- very few problems, although many scientists last year ---- a catastrophe. A) has been causing / have predicted 16. While my parents ---- in the shopping centre, a thief ---- into their car for the radio. B) is causing / predict A) shopped / has broken D) caused / have been predicting B) were shopping / broke E) has caused / predicted C) causes / were predicting C) have shopped / breaks D) are shopping / was breaking 23. E) shop / is breaking 17. I only ---- the company on Monday for a copy of their magazine and I ---- it already. A) was asking / am receiving When we ---- her, she ---- in the wardrobe. 20 www.kpds.org VERB TENSES: PART II SET 1 B) have been asking / was receiving C) ask / receive D) asked / have received 30. E) have asked / have been receiving While I ---- some money from a cash machine, a man ---- it all out of my hand. A) was withdrawing / snatched 24. More and more of my colleagues ---- these days because the owners of the company have changed a lot of procedures. These changes won't affect me though, because I ---- my job here only recently. B) withdrew / snatches A) have left / was starting E) withdrew / has been snatching C) am withdrawing / has snatched D) have withdraw / was snatching B) leave / am starting C) were leaving / started D) left / start 31. E) are leaving / have started They ---- to buy a boat for years, and finally they ---enough money. A) have been hoping / have saved 25. B) hope / saved She ---- onto the train because the station guard ---his whistle. C) were hoping / are saving A) has hurried / blows D) hoped / have been saving B) hurries / has been blowing E) are hoping / save C) hurried / was blowing D) was hurrying / has blown E) is hurrying / blows 26. 32. As he ---- the party, a strange man ---- him. A) left / has been approaching Peggy's family ---- pedigree dogs for three generations and they regularly --- their dogs in shows. B) is leaving / has approached C) leaves / was approaching A) have been breeding / enter D) has left / approaches B) are breeding / are entering E) was leaving / approached C) were breeding / are entering D) breed / have entered E) bred / were entering 27. 33. Mrs. White ---- her daughter's wedding dress herself since November and ---- it, except for the trimmings. We ---- with the sales staff tomorrow because our sales ---- recently. A) were meeting / declined B) are meeting / have declined A) made / finished C) meet / decline B) was making / was finishing C) has been making / has finished D) met / were declining D) is making / finished E) have met / are declining E) makes / is finishing 28. 34. Because we have a young baby, we ---- the opportunity to go to the cinema any more, but now and again, we ---- a video to play at home. A) was looking / has offered A) didn't have / are buying B) looks / was offering B) aren't having / were buying C) looked / is offering C) don't have / buy D) is looking / offers D) weren't having / bought E) has looked / has been offering E) haven't had / have been buying 29. 35. The perfume ---- like cheap soap and definitely isn't worth this price. A) is smelling B) smells D) was smelling E) smelt Sally's husband ---- for a new job because his present one ---- no opportunities for advancement. I ---- you several times last week, but no one ---- in. A) was phoning / has been B) phoned / was C) has been smelling C) have phoned / has been 21 www.kpds.org VERB TENSES: PART II SET 1 D) phone / is being E) suffers / is giving E) am phoning / is 42. 36. My father ---- English at all although he ---- it for three years when he was in high school. I ---- a lot of weight since I ---- drinking beer every night. A) have lost / stopped A) isn't speaking / has studied B) lost / am stopping B) hasn't been speaking / studies C) lose / have been stopping C) doesn't speak / studied D) was losing / have stopped D) didn't speak / has been studying E) am losing / stop E) wasn't speaking / is studying 43. 37. I ---- on this report for more than three weeks now, but I ---- only half of it yet. My son ---- very well at university this term because he ---- out late at night any more. A) does / hasn't stayed A) work / have been completing B) did / isn't staying B) am working / complete C) has done / wasn't staying C) work / am completing D) was doing / hasn't been staying D) was working / completed E) is doing / doesn't stay E) have been working / have completed 44. 38. The archaeological evidence ---- clearly that people in ancient Crete ---- flush toilets 4000 years ago. Last year he almost ---- because he ---- his social life a little too much. A) fails / has enjoyed A) has shown / use B) was failing / has been enjoying B) is showing / have used C) failed / was enjoying C) showed / have been using D) has been failing / enjoyed D) shows / were using E) has failed / enjoys E) was showing / are using 45. 39. Marry says she ---- George because he ---- her life miserable. Our company's sales management ---- over. ---- since the new A) have been improving / took A) has been leaving / makes B) improve / has taken B) has left / is making C) improved / has been taking C) leaves / was making D) are improving / was taking D) is leaving / has made E) were improving / is taking E) was leaving / has made 46. 40. My brother ---- a new BMW and ever since he ---about it. The guards ---- when the enemy ---A) are sleeping / has been attacking B) have slept / was attacking A) was buying / bragged C) slept / has attacked B) is buying / is bragging D) were sleeping / attacked C) has bought / brags E) sleep / is attacking D) buys / has bragged E) bought / has been bragging 41. 47. He ---- great poverty until he ---- up writing and got a proper job. The negotiators ---- to bring the two sides together for months, but so far they ---A) try / are failing B) are trying / failed A) has suffered / gives C) tried / fail B) suffered / gave D) have tried / were failing C) is suffering / has given E) have been trying / have failed D) has suffered / was giving 22 www.kpds.org VERB TENSES: PART II SET 1 54. 48. The electricity ---- off last night just as the film on TV ---- interesting. I ---- to play the lottery about two years ago, but I ---anything yet. A) was starting / didn't win A) has gone / got B) started / haven't won B) was going / has got C) start / haven't been winning C) is going / has been getting D) have started / don't win D) goes / is getting E) am starting / wasn't winning E) went / was getting 55. 49. More than a million people ---- the new superstore since it ---- last month. I ---- in Istanbul for so long that I ---- the time before the Bosporus Bridges. A) am living / remembered A) are visiting / has been opening B) lived / am remembering B) have visited / opened C) was living / have remembered C) were visiting / opens D) live / was remembering D) have been visiting / is opening E) have lived / remember E) visited / has opened 56. 50. Water ---- from liquid to gas when it ---- a temperature of 100°C. Two years ago, she ---- English at all, but she ---hard since then. A) hasn't spoken / is studying A) has changed / reached B) wasn't speaking / studies B) changed / was reaching C) isn't speaking / studied C) changes / reaches D) didn't speak / has been studying D) has been changing / is reaching E) doesn't speak / was studying E) is changing / reached 57. 51. The phrase "post modernism" ------ about fifty years ago, but most people still ---- what it means. My brother ---- three years in jail when he was younger, but now he ---- to give up his life of crime. A) spent / has decided A) was appearing / haven't known B) spends / is deciding B) has appeared / don't know C) has spent / has been deciding C) appeared / don't know D) was spending / decides D) appears / didn't know E) has been spending / decided E) has been appearing / haven't known 58. 52. People who ---- items like bottles and cans ---- the world's resources. I ---- my boss privately tomorrow and I ---- quite nervous about it. A) have seen / am feeling A) aren't recycling / wasted B) see / was feeling B) didn't recycle / waste C) am seeing / feel C) haven't been recycling / were wasting D) saw / felt D) don't recycle / are wasting E) was seeing / have felt E) haven't recycled / wasted 59. 53. The president ---- too hard lately, and as a result, he ---- terrible. The first time I ---- horse riding, I was very nervous and ---- the reins very tightly. A) was going / am holding A) has been working / looks B) have gone / hold B) has worked / looked C) am going / have held C) worked / is looking D) go / was holding D) works / has looked E) went / held E) is working / was looking 23 www.kpds.org 60. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 1 Life ---- immensely since Thomas Edison ---- the first light bulb in 1879. A) is changing / was inventing B) has changed / invented C) has been changing / has invented D) changed / has been inventing E) was changing / invents 24 www.kpds.org VERB TENSES: PART II SET 2 A) was going to batter / causes B) battered / will have been causing C) has been battering / will have caused SET 2 D) had been battering / has caused 1. E) is battering / has been causing Normally, people ---- quickly from the flu, but so far this year many people --- as a result of it. A) are recovering / had died 2. B) had recovered / are going to die 7. By 1840, the US Army ---- most Eastern Indian tribes west of the Mississippi. C) have been recovering / die A) will have pushed B) have pushed D) recover / have died C) had pushed D) pushed E) were recovering / will die E) are pushing You ---- for three months by the time you leave for your holiday, so you ---- quite a lot of weight. 8. A) have been dieting / will be losing For most of the time throughout the picnic, the boys ---- football while the girls ---- flowers. B) will have been dieting / will have lost A) will play / have been picking C) had dieted / lost B) are playing / have been picking D) were dieting / had lost C) have played / are picking E) are going to diet / have lost D) were playing / were picking E) had been playing / have picked 3. Carreta turtles ---- their eggs on the beach at night and ---- the reflection from the sea to find their way back to the water. 9. A) lay / use Over recent years, glue sniffing, which ---- negative effects on both the body and the mind, ---- a major problem among teenagers. B) were laying / have used A) has had / is becoming C) are going to lay / used B) has / has become D) laid / are using C) is going to have / had become E) will lay / had used D) will have / will have become E) is having / was becoming 4. 5. 6. By the mid 1970s, "Marks and Spencer" ---- one of the top department stores and they ---- more underwear than any other British company at the time. 10. Chinese merchants ---- trade in Tibet since 1950, when China ---- the country. A) had become / were selling A) dominate / was invading B) is going to become / had sold B) were dominating / has invaded C) has become / are selling C) will have dominated / had invaded D) became / will be selling D) had dominated / will be invading E) was becoming / will have sold E) have dominated / invaded 11. I ---- the potatoes while you ---- the leeks for the soup. In 1619, the first African slaves ---- in Virginia, USA, and by 1790, their numbers ---- nearly 700,000. A) peeled / will be chopping A) were arriving / have been reaching B) will have peeled / have chopped B) arrived / had reached C) was peeling / had chopped C) have arrived / were reaching D) peel / will have chopped D) were going to arrive / reach E) will peel / chop E) had arrived / will have reached 12. For the past 24 hours, a tropical storm ---- the houses of villages in Mozambique, but it is hard to know as yet how much damage it ---- by the time it has stopped. We ---- a lovely view of the Bosphorus and the bridges over it while the plane ---- over Istanbul. A) are getting / flies 25 www.kpds.org 13. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 2 B) had got / is flying B) am seeing / has stolen C) got / was flying C) was seeing / was stealing D) get / has flown D) have seen / will have stolen E) are getting / had been flying E) see / steals When they ---- in Sydney Harbour, they ---- non-stop for three months. 19. A) anchor / will have been sailing According to the doctor, this time next week, I ---around as normal and the cut on my foot ---completely. B) were anchoring / sailed A) am walking / healed C) have anchored / were sailing B) will be walking / will have healed D) are anchoring / have been sailing C) walked / was healing E) are going to anchor / have sailed D) have been walking / heals E) walk / is going to heal 14. According to the new schedule the whole team have accepted, we ---- every Monday and Wednesday next term, but I'm sure we ---- back to our normal routine of once a week before long. 20. A) will originate / have been spreading A) had trained / revert 15. 16. B) train / have reverted B) are originating / will be spreading C) are training / reverted C) originate / had spread D) are going to train / will revert D) originated / have spread E) have been training / are reverting E) will have originated / were spreading 21. The prospector ran into town in excitement because, at last, he ---- some gold at the site which he ---- for months. A) will have lost / will regain B) will find / is going to pan B) had been losing / has regained C) will have found / has panned C) lost / regains D) had found / had been panning D) are losing / regained E) found / will have panned E) have lost / is regaining I expect you ---- bored with working at the Post Office by this time next year and ---- for a more interesting job. 22. After she ---- to turn up for our appointment for the third time, I ---- to meet her again. A) is failing / am refusing B) has failed / had refused B) were becoming / are going to look C) was failing / will refuse C) become / will look D) had been failing / have refused D) will become / are looking E) had failed / refused E) will have become / will be looking 23. Listen! The coach ---- the strengths of our opponents because our team ---- against them before. Since I took party in my first debating match, I ---- a member of the debating club, which I ---- most weekends. A) will have been / have attended A) has explained / weren't playing B) have been / attend B) explains / won't play 18. Over recent years, many skilled craftsmen and women ---- their jobs in the pottery trade in the UK, but gradually English porcelain ---- its reputation. A) was finding / was panning A) have become / will have looked 17. Shadow puppets ---- in China and ---- as far as Turkey and Greece today. C) is explaining / haven't played C) will be / was attending D) was explaining / don't play D) am / had been attending E) will explain / hadn't been playing E) was / am attending 24. When I ---- the alterations to the company accounts, I was left in no doubt that the accountant ---- money from the firm. By the first half of the 19th century, the potato ---the staple food in the Ireland. In 1854, a disease ---which resulted in widespread starvation. A) was becoming / has struck A) saw / had been stealing 26 www.kpds.org VERB TENSES: PART II SET 2 B) will become / was going to strike B) is catching / fetch C) had become / struck C) will be catching / have fetched D) was going to become / strikes D) will catch / will fetch E) has become / has struck E) catches / am going to fetch 30. 25. The origins of domestic poultry ---- uncertain, but experts believe that some breeds are descended from the Indian jungle-fowl, which still ---- in India today. The number of orders per week ---- all year and the sales manager is confident that we ---- our target. A) has increased / had been reaching B) will increase / have been reaching C) increases / reached A) are going to be / will exist D) increased / reach B) had been / will have existed E) has been increasing / will reach C) were / had been existing D) are / exists 31. E) have been / existed As the police ---- the road, we ---- a time consuming detour around the mountain. A) are closing / were making B) will close / had made 26. C) had closed / made In 1868, the US government ---- 7000 Navajo Indians to return to their homeland and, since then, they ---the largest and richest Indian tribe. D) will have closed / had been making E) close / have made A) allowed / have become B) has allowed / are becoming 32. C) was going to allow / will become I ---- some shopping during my lunch break, but I couldn't as I ---- awful because of my cold. D) has allowed / were becoming A) was going to do / felt E) was allowing / become B) have done / have felt C) will do / am feeling D) did / was feeling 27. In 1960, only 2000 American Indians ---- at university, while in 1970, only a decade later, this number ---- to 12000. E) do / will have felt 33. B) were studying / had increased By the time the work on their house is finished, they ---- the painters, decorators and carpenters a total of £8000. They ---- a beautiful kitchen, though. C) will be studying / will have increased A) are paying / have had D) studied / will increase B) paid / are having E) had studied / was increasing C) had paid / were having A) are studying / is increasing D) will have paid / will have E) have paid / have 28. Today we ---- a lot of tangerines at one pound per kilo, unlike yesterday, when we ---- very few customers. 34. A) were selling / have had A) is succeeding / will work B) are selling / had B) will succeed / works C) had been selling / had had C) was succeeding / is going to work D) sold / will have had D) had succeeded / will be working E) are going to sell / will be having E) has succeeded / had worked 35. 29. I feel certain that Greg ---- in his new business because he ---- so hard all the time. A: Isn't that your daughter playing outside without a coat on? She ---- a chill. Before Petar Preradovic ---- poems in his native Croatian, he ---- all his poems in German. A) has published / is writing B: She has a thermal vest on under her pullover, but you have a point. I ---- her coat. B)is publishing / was writing C) published / had written A) was catching / am fetching 27 www.kpds.org VERB TENSES: PART II SET 2 D) had published / will have written E) has been publishing / has written 36. I ---- some notes earlier and ---- to them during my presentation. In the event, however, I didn't use them once. 42. until the garment becomes really faded E) because she thought it was better to handwash it Until we move the office to the city centre C) had written / was going to refer B) While you were travelling to Edinburgh D) wrote / have referred C) As soon as he had got the job as a chef 43. Because of Istanbul's geographical location, it ---- a place of trade since civilization ---A) is / was being B) was / has begun C) will be / had begun D) had been / is beginning When Boris Yeltsin ---- on 31st December 1999, he --- President of Russia for eight years. 44. C) will have resigned / will be D) resigned / had been E) resigns / is being 45. The circumference of a circle ---- 3.14159265 times its diameter no matter how small or large it is. A) measures B) measured C) will be measuring D) had measured E) was measuring At present, British farmers ---- to the government because since the EC lifted the ban on British beef, the French ---- to buy any. 46. D) While I am cooking lasagne E) By th time you get home from Carlisle ----, suddenly, he had a great idea how to make the farm profitable. A) Until he has obtained the loan from the bank B) When he hires two new farm workers C) While he was milking the cows D) Whenever he considered selling the bottom field E) Ever since his son told him he wanted to be a lawyer ---- by the time you have unpacked. A) We were all in the living room watching television B) We have just run out of hot water C) You haven't had time to take a shower D) The water will be hot enough for a bath E) You are taking quite a long time Before the riders mount their horses, ----. A) they usually went for a gallop around the paddock B) the horses were mostly thoroughbreds C) they were riding without wearing riding hats D) the instructor checks the bridle and saddle of the horses E) they watched some experienced riders jump over the fences He qualified as a pilot just three months ago, but since then ----. A) were protesting / refused A) he has flown across the Atlantic several times B) are protesting / have refused B) he was fulfilling a lifetime ambition C) had protested / were refusing C) he usually works as a co-pilot D) will protest / refuse D) he is terribly afraid of flying E) he probably won't have any financial problems E) protest / will be refusing 47. 40. - 50. sorularda verilen cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. 41. D) A) B) has resigned / is 40. even when her mother offered to wash it for her B) am going to write / refer A) had resigned / was 39. C) ----, we will probably have eaten, but I'll keep your dinner warm in the oven. E) has been / began 38. since she shrank her favourite Shetland wool cardigan A) will have written / will refer E) write / will have referred 37. B) It was only after she had visited her doctor that ----. A) she has been worrying about the rash on her scalp She hasn't washed anything delicate in the washing machine ----. B) her rash began to disappear A) C) she will have been suffering for two months D) she is feeling much better until she bought some special soap powder 28 www.kpds.org E) 48. 49. 50. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 2 she has decided to ask at the chemist ---- as soon as they find out the exact weight of the shipment. A) We suspected that they had overcharged us again B) They had been asking us for some business for weeks C) Perhaps they have delivered our goods D) They will let us know the precise cost of transportation E) The shipping company charges seven dollars per kilogram 54. 55. 56. Until the manager dropped the football star from the team, ----. 52. 53. B) by D) until E) since C) during ---- I read about his death in the newspaper, I sent a sympathy card to his widow. A) Before B) By the time D) While E) As soon as C) During So much snow had covered the mountaineer that --- they dug him out, he had almost frozen to death. A) while B) by the time C) until D) as soon as E) after Joanna received treatment for many years ---- her cancer finally disappeared. A) by the time B) since D) before E) while C) as A) he has scored more goals than his team mates this season B) he won't play for them in the future C) he expects to get an offer from a European club D) he doesn't expect to get picked next season She is very scared of dogs, so ---- she sees one, she gives it as much room as possible. E) he really believed that he was indispensable A) whenever B) by the time C) while D) since E) just as 57. ---- when thieves stole the radio cassette player. A) He has decided to pay in instalments B) The police aren't doing enough to catch the thieves C) You have been waiting so long for the dealer to deliver your new stereo D) I don't think the robbers will be sent to prison E) He had only just taken delivery of his new car 58. 59. 51. – 60. sorularda, cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan sözcüğü bulunuz. 51. A) before 60. The main character was so funny that we laughed continually ---- the whole play. A) during B) until D) as soon as E) before C) while B) during D) by the time E) after A) while B) just as D) by the time E) when C) until ---- I was about to leave the office, the telephone rang and I'm glad I answered it because a customer wanted to place a large order. A) Before B) Just as D) While E) Since C) By the time Many people had drunk the contaminated water ---the council informed the residents of the chemical spill. A) by the time B) since D) after E) just as C) while 61. - 70. sorularda verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. She attended a supplementary Mathematics couse --- she was studying for her 'Advanced Calculus' examination. A) before We won't be able to ski ---- this fog clears. It's far too dangerous at the moment. 61. C) while The Internet has become accessible to most people because computer prices have fallen and internet cafes have sprung up in the last few years. A) I discussed the new advertisement with him over the telephone, but I haven't spoken to him ---- then. 29 Lack of money is no longer a barrier to access to the Internet because those who can't afford to buy a computer can go to computer cafes. www.kpds.org 62. 63. 64. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 2 B) A few years ago, only the rich had been able to afford a computer, but now, due to falling prices, everyone can own one. C) Naturally, I'm tired as I'm not accustomed to walking so far, but I was much fitter when I was at university. C) Most people access the Internet on their own computer or at internet cafes, which are springing up everywhere. D) I'm not surprised I'm finding walking so far more difficult than last time, as I was attending university then. D) As the cost of a computer has dropped and internet cafes have opened up over recent years, the Internet is now only inaccessible to very few people. E) I haven't walked such a distance since I was at university, when I was much fitter, of course. E) Because of falling prices and internet cafes opening up all over the place, everyone in the world will have access to the Internet soon. 65. FIFA football, which I played with my nephew last week, was the first computer game I had played in my life. A) I had never played a computer game until I played FIFA football with my nephew last week. B) I have never played any computer games, but my nephew played FIFA football last week. Vicki wasn't feeling well yesterday, so for once, I beat her at badminton. C) I beat my nephew on the computer game FIFA football last week for the first time ever. A) I always lose to Vicki at badminton, but yesterday was an exception because of her ill health. D) I had never used a computer until I played FIFA football last week with my nephew. B) I usually beat Vicki at badminton, but yesterday I lost, though this was due to my ill health. E) C) I have only once won at badminton and that was against Vicki, who actually wasn't feeling well at the time. I had never allowed my nephew to use my computer before, but he played FIFA football on it last week. D) Despite not feeling very well, Vicki beat me yesterday at badminton as she normally does. E) I beat Vicki for the first time yesterday at badminton, but she blamed her ill health for her defeat. 66. John has been desponsible for sales in the Midlands since his promotion by the firm two months ago. A) The company promoted John two months ago and since then he has had the responsibility for sales in the Midlands. B) Before the company promoted John, he had the responsibility for sales in the Midlands for two months. 67. As the crust tasted like cardboard, that was the last time I ever tried to make an apple pie. A) I bought an apple pie for them instead of trying to make one myself because last time my pie crust resembled cardboard. B) They didn't like my apple pie because it tasted like cardboard, so I won't bake another one. C) Every time I try to make an apple pie, it tastes a bit like cardboard, so I'm going to give up trying. D) I never attempted to bake an apple pie again because the crust of my last attempt resembled cardboard in taste. E) The moment I saw my last apple pie come out of the oven, I knew it was another disastrous attempt as it had less taste than cardboard. She stopped worrying about her son when he telephoned her from the university. C) John had the responsibility for Midland sales two months before his company promoted him. A) She worries a lot about her son, who is at university, so he phones her frequently. D) John has had the responsibility for Midland sales for two months and his company has just promoted him. B) He phoned his mother from the university because he didn't want her to worry about him. E) In two months' time, John's company will promote him and he will be responsible for sales in the Midlands C) After her son phoned her from the university, she was no longer worried about him. D) He phones his mother from the university because he knows she worries about him. E) After her son promised to phone her when he arrived at the university, she stopped worrying. I last hiked this sort of distance at university and, not surprisingly, I was much fitter then. A) B) 68. You will be surprised to learn that I was much fitter at university and could walk distances like this with no difficulty at all. I'm surprisingly fit considering that I haven't done a walk of this length since university. 30 I didn't feel sick once during the ferry trip from Italy to Turkey. A) Usually, I get sick whenever I travel on the ferry from Italy to Turkey. B) Although the sea between Italy and Turkey was rough, I wasn't sick once. www.kpds.org 69. 70. C) This time my ferry trip to Turkey from Italy wasn't spoilt by my being unwell. D) I was quite sick while I was travelling to Turkey from Italy by ferry. E) I felt well throughout the sea crossing to Turkey from Italy. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 2 72. At the time of the European exploration of America, the area was inhabited by Native Americans, who had been living there for millennia. D) When the first European explorers set foot in America, the Native Americans had been living there for thousands of years. E) European explorers arrived in America to find Native Americans, settlers from thousands of years earlier, living there. My father has mastered four foreign languages so far in his life. A) At the moment, my father is learning four different languages. B) Up to now, my father has learnt four languages thoroughly in addition to his own. C) This is the fourth language my father has learnt already, and soon, he will start studying another one. D) My father can't decide which of the four languages to study. A) Althought it was past midnight, only participants had given their speeches. E) By the time my father has learnt this language, he will be able to speak four different ones. B) Unfortunately, only four speeches had been completed by midnight. C) lt was past midnight and we had heard only four of the speeches. D) Only four of the participants had managed to give their speeches by midnight. E) With the speeches by four participants, the discussion lasted until midnight. 73. Lena Zavoroni had suffered for nearly twenty years before she died of an eating disorder. A) Lena Zavoroni passed away because of eating too little for over twenty years. B) When Lena Zavoroni died twenty years ago, she was suffering from an eating disorder. C) After almost twenty years of suffering from an eating disorder, Lena Zavoroni passed away. D) Almost twenty years of eating unhealthy food caused the death of Lena Zavoroni. E) Lena Zavoroni's death was a result of twenty years of overeating. 74. 71. – 75. sorularda, verilen cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 71. C) Programa göre kurtarma ekibi, afet bölgesine gitmek üzere yarın şafakta yola çıkıyor. A) The schedule says that the rescue tearn is leaving the disaster area tomorrow at dawn. B) The rescue team is keeping to the schedule and arriving at the disaster area tomorrow at dawn. C) According to the schedule, the rescue team is leaving for the disaster area tomorrow by dawn. D) lf they follow the schedule, the rescue team will have arrived at the disaster area tomorrow by dawn. E) The rescue team is scheduled to go to the disaster area tomorrow before dawn. 75. İlk Avrupalı kaşifler Amerika'ya ayak bastığında, Amerikan yerlileri binlerce yıldır orada yaşıyorlardı. A) B) When the first European explorers landed in America, they were greeted by Native Americans, who had lived there for millennia. America has been inhabited for thousands of years; originally by Natives and later by Europeans. 31 Gece yarısına kadar katılımcıların sadece dördü konuşma yapabilmişti. four Vücut hareketleri ve yüz ifadeleriyle bale, insan duygularının tümünü çok estetik bir biçimde anlatır. A) Through bodily movements and facial expressions, ballet expresses the full range of human emotions very aesthetically. B) The beauty of ballet is that it expresses human emotions easthetically using both bodily movements and facial expressions. C) Ballet is a combination of bodily movements and facial expressions, which can easthetically display every possible human emotion. D) The beauty of ballet's bodily movements is enhanced by facial expressions, which express the full range of human emotions. E) Ballet combines bodily movements with facial expressions in order to express all of the human emotions, and it does this very easthetically. Argo çoğunlukla toplumun alt tabakalarında ortaya çıkar ve daha sonra yavaş yavaş kendini toplumun geneline kabul ettirir. A) Many words used by the general public were originally slang expressions within a subgroup, but they slowly became widely accepted. B) Slang words are often first used on the margins of society and later become accepted by the general public. www.kpds.org C) Slang, usually first used by specific cultural groups, becomes accepted extremely slowly by the rest of the society. D) Society's subgroups often use slang words, but sometimes these words slowly become accepted by the general public. E) VERB TENSES: PART II SET 2 Slang often originates in society's sabgroups and then works its way slowly into acceptance by the general public. C) Avrupa'nın geri kalanı henüz Taş Devri'ni yaşıyordu, ama Ege bölgesindeki Minos – Miken halkları daha örgütlü Bronz Çağı kültürünü yaratma çabasındaydı. D) Ege bölgesinin Minos – Miken halkları son derece örgütlü Bronz Çağı kültürünü yaratmaya, Avrupa'nın geri kalanı hala Taş Devri'ndeyken başlamışlardı. E) Minos – Miken halklarının Ege bölgesinde yarattığı Bronz Çağı kültürü, Avrupa'nın geri kalanı henüz Taş Devri'ndeyken bile son derece örgütlüydü. 76. – 70. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 76. The artifacts from the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamen, including the magnificent golden mask, are on display at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. A) B) Mısır Firavunu Tutankamen'in mezarından çıkarılan sanat eserleri, muhteşem altın maske dahil, Kahire'de Mısır Müzesi'nde gösterimdedir. C) Muhteşem altın maske dahil, Mısır Firavunu Tutankamen'in mezarından çıkarılan sanat eserleri Kahire'de Mısır Müzesi'nde gösterime sunulacaktır. D) Kahire'de Mısır Müzesi'nde gösterimde olan, muhteşem altın maske dahil, sanat eserleri Mısır Firavunu Tutankamen'in mezarından çıkarılmıştır. E) 77. 79. Because of his knee injury, our best player won't be able to play in next week's critical match. A) Gelecek haftaki kritik maçta en iyi oyuncumuz oynayamayacak çünkü dizini çok kötü incitti. B) En iyi oyuncumuzun gelecek haftaki kritik maçta oynayamayacak olmasının nedeni dizindeki incinmedir. C) Dizindeki incinme yüzünden en iyi oyuncumuz gelecek haftaki kritik maçta oynayamayacak. D) Dizindeki incinme, en iyi oyuncumuzun gelecek haftaki kritik maçta oynamasını imkansız kılıyor. E) En iyi oyuncumuzun dizindeki incinme nedeniyle gelecek haftaki maçta oynayamaması maçı kritik bir hale sokuyor. Mısır Firavunu Tutankamen'in mezarında bulunan sanat eserleri ve muhteşem altın maske Kahire'de Mısır Müzesi'nde sergilendi. The destruction of Brazil's rain forests, in the name of economic progress, diminishes the amount of oxygen over the whole Earth. A) B) 78. Kahire'de Mısır Müzesi'nde gösterime sunulan Mısır Firavunu Tutankamen'in mezarından çıkarılan ve altın maskeyi de içeren sanat eserleri muhteşemdi. Ekonomik gelişme sağlanırken bir yandan tüm dünya üzerindeki oksijen miktarının azalması, Brezilya'nın yağmur ormanlarının yok olmasına neden olmuştur. 80. Tüm dünyanın üzerindeki oksijen miktarının azalmasının nedeni, ekonomik gelişme sağlamak için Brezilya'daki yağmur ormanlarının yok edilmesidir. C) Brezilya'nın yağmur ormanlarının yok edilmesi,ekonomik gelişme adına da olsa, dünyanın üzerindeki oksijen miktarını azaltmıştır. D) Ekonomik gelişme adına Brezilya'nın yağmur ormanlarının yok edilmesi, tüm dünya üzerindeki oksijen miktarını azaltıyor. E) Brezilya'nın ekonomik gelişme adına yağmur ormanlarını yok etmesi, tüm dünya üzerindeki oksijen miktarını azaltmaktadır. While the rest of Europe was still in the Stone Age, the Minoan – Mycenaean peoples of the Aegean region had achieved a highly organised Bronze Age culture. A) Avrupa'nın geri kalanı hala Taş Devri'nde iken, Ege bölgesinin Minos – Miken halkları son derece örgütlü Bronz Çağı kültürünü yaratmışlardı. B) Ege bölgesinin Minos – Miken hakları örgütlülük düzeyi yüksek Bronz Çağı kültürünü yaratırken, Avrupa'nın geri kalanı hala Taş Devri'ndeydi. 32 The mountaineers had been walking in the rain since eight o'clock in the morning and all had fallen exhausted. A) Dağcıların hepsi bitkin düşmüş olmasına rağmen sabah sekizden beri yağmur altında yürüyorlardı. B) Dağcılar sabah sekizden beri yağmur altında yürüyorlardı ve hepsi de bitkin düşmüştü. C) Dağcılar sabahın sekizinde yağmur altında yürüyorlardı ve hepsi de çok bitkin görünüyordu. D) Sekiz saattir yağmur altında yürüyen dağcılar, sabah saatlerinde bitkin düşüp mola verdiler. E) Saat sabahın sekiziydi ve hepsi de bitkin düşmüş dağcılar, yağmur altında yürümeye devam ediyordu. www.kpds.org VERB TENSES: PART II SET 3 6. SET 3 1. 2. Winter, the most unpredictable of all seasons in lstanbul, sometimes ---- as early as October and ---until April. As late as the 1960s, only a few specialists ---- how to use computers, but now computer programming ---- one of the most popular professions in the world. A) were going to know / becomes B) had known / became C) knew / has become A) began / has lasted D) will have known / will become B) will begin / is lasting E) have known / is becoming C) began / will have lasted D) begins / was lasting E) begins / lasts 7. People ---- down all the world's rain forests before the authorities ---- any action. Searchers ---- to be confident that they ---- the missing climbers before nightfall. A) are appearing / find B) appear / will have found C) were appearing / are finding A) have cut / took D) will appear / had found B) will have cut / take E) had appeared / have found C) will be cutting / will take D) are cutting / have taken E) had cut / are taking 8. Some people think that robots, which ---- an important role in automobile manufacture already, --- most of our physical work for us soon. A) 3. 4. 5. had played / are doing In 1865 the northern states of the United States ---the southern states, which ---- to break away and form a separate nation. B) played / have done C) are playing / will be doing A) were defeating / have attempted D) were playing / will have done B) defeated / had attempted E) had been playing / do C) defeat / were attempting D) have defeated / attempted E) had defeated / have been attempting 9. Even after colonialism ---- early in the second half of the 20th century, many former colonies ---- to use the language of their former rulers. A) ended / continued Although a number of nuclear power plants ---safely for years, public concern about the potential dangers of nuclear power ---- it from becoming a major electricity producer. B) has ended / were continuing C) had ended / have been continuing D) was ending / had continued A) have been operating / has prevented E) has ended / have continued B) are operating / prevented C) had operated / will prevent D) operated / had been preventing E) were operating / was preventing 10. No one ---- in climbing the world's highest mountain, Everest, before Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay ---- it in 1953. A) was succeeding / have been doing B) succeeded / were doing C) has succeeded / have done D) had succeeded / did E) 11. had been succeeding / had done 33 l hope the pond ---- over by Christmas, so we can go skating when our cousins ---- to visit. A) will be freezing / have come B) is freezing / are coming C) had frozen / were coming D) has frozen / came E) will have frozen / come We ---- a new car, but we couldn't because we ---how expensive they were. A) were buying / won't realise B) have bought / don't realise C) had bought / haven't realised D) were going to buy / hadn't realised E) bought / won't have realised www.kpds.org 12. Whey Cyprus ---- an independent republic in 1960, it ---- a British colony since 1892. A) became / had been B) was becoming / has been C) has become / was D) had become / was being E) 13. 14. 16. becomes / will have been A) are doing / hadn't studied B) have done / won't study C) will do / haven't been studying D) do / won't have been studying E) did / don't study 19. When the judge ---- to all of the arguments, he ---- to postpone the hearing until another time. A) was listening / decides B) listens / has decided C) has listened / was deciding D) had listened / decided 20. will listen / is deciding We ---- at the traffic lights when the bus ---- into us from behind. A) were waiting / crashed B) had waited / has crashed C) waited / was crashing D) have waited / had been crashing E) are waiting / will crash Even Thomas Edison, the inventor gramophone, ---- what people ---- it for. A) didn't know / were going to use B) hadn't known / are using C) wouldn't know / use D) hadn't known / used E) 17. 18. l'm sure you ---- hardly in your exams because you --- hard enough lately. E) 15. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 3 of 21. 22. The United States ---- the world's only super–power since the Soviet Union ---- in the late 1980s. is / has collapsed B) was / was collapsing C) has been / collapsed D) will have been / would collapse E) had been / collapses A) have excavated / will block B) were excavating / had been blocking C) excavate / are blocking D) had excavated / will have blocked E) were going to excavate / blocked The defendant ---- that he ---- the pub before the crime was committed. A) was swearing / leaves B) swore / had left C) swears / will have left D) was going to swear / is leaving E) will be swearing / has left It is final exam time, and the students ---- so hard that they ---- forward to the vacation. A) have been working / are looking B) will work / looked C) are working / had been looking D) work / have looked E) have worked / were looking Prices ---- steadily all year, so l hope that we ---- a pay rise soon. A) rose / have got B) are rising / got C) have been rising / will get D) had risen / get E) were rising / had got the doesn't know / had been using A) Archeologists ---- under the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, but political protests ---the excavations. 23. 34 The first heavier than air flight ---- place in 1903, and aeronautics ---- ever since. A) was taking / developed B) took / has been developing C) has taken / will develop D) had taken / develops E) takes / is developing Since he ---- the Microsoft Corporation, Bill Gates --- one of the richest men in the world. A) was founding / is becoming B) has founded / became C) had founded / will become D) founded / has become E) is founding / becomes www.kpds.org 24. When the reinforcements ----, it was too late; the enemy ---- their comrades already. 26. 28. were arriving / annihilated have arrived / was annihilating A) has got / is failing C) arrive / annihilated B) had been getting / fails D) had arrived / annihilate C) was getting / had failed arrived / had annihilated D) got / will fail E) has been getting / has failed Because of the recent floods, a large number of people ---- their homes and it seems that they ---the winter in tents. A) are losing / have had to spend B) lost / were spending C) lose / have to spend D) were losing / had spent E) have lost / will have to spend 31. It was not until the early 20th century that Henry Ford ---- the automobile through mass production, though a Frenchman named Nicolas Joseph Cugnot ---- the world's first self–propelled vehicle as early as 1769. A) was popularising / has invented B) popularised / had invented C) has popularised / was inventing D) had popularised / was inventing 32. popularises / has invented 33. The steel mill in Youngstown ---- steel since 1804 when it ---- down in the 1980s. George ---- to get Sally to marry him for years when finally, she ---- him by saying, "Yes". A) had been trying / surprised B) tried / was surprising C) has tried / surprises D) was trying / will be surprising E) will be trying / has surprised My friend ---- for an ice hockey team that only one match this season. lt's wonder that he is not very happy there with them. A) was playing / is winning B) has played / had won C) has been playing / wins D) played / will be winning E) plays / has won Ferdinand Magellan ---- out to sail around the world in 1519. Before then, no one ---- to do that. A) had been making / closed A) B) has been making / was closing B) has set / was attempting C) made / had closed C) will have set / attempted D) was going to make / closes D) had set / will have attempted E) was making / has closed E) set / had attempted On the assumption that the Chinese economy ---- to grow as at present, China ---- the United States as the world's greatest economic superpower by the mid 21st century. 34. was setting / has attempted Though Magellan himself ---- along the way, one of his five ships ---- the voyage in 1522. A) had died / has completed died / completed was dying / completes A) continued / has overtaken B) B) continues / was going to overtake C) C) will continue / will have overtaken D) dies / is completing D) is continuing / overtakes E) has died / was completing E) has continued is overtaking 35. 29. Though Susan ---- some of the best marks in her class last year, it appears that she ---- most of her courses this year. B) E) 27. 30. A) E) 25. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 3 Ever since slavery ---- in 1863, African Americans --- for their civil rights. In the year 2022, it ---- 500 years since that memorable voyage ----. A) is / has ended A) has been ending / were fighting B) has been / was ending B) had ended / are fighting C) will have been / ended C) ended / have been fighting D) had been / ends D) was ending / fought E) will be / is ending E) has ended / will have fought 35 www.kpds.org 36. 37. 38. 39. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 3 George claims that he ---- a novel for five years, but l don't think that he ---- it ever. 41. – 50. sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. A) wrote / is finishing B) has written / had finished C) writes / was finishing A) Until the manager gave us the latest sales figures. D) has been writing / will finish B) E) will have written / finishes During yesterday's meeting about our strategy for the coming year. C) While we were trying to figure out where to hold the New Year's office party. D) As soon as we had mapped out our strategy E) At this rate, by the time we have come up with a plan 41. Trains ---- since early in the 19th century and they still ---- one of the best ways of transportation. A) existed / will provide B) are existing / will be providing C) were existing / have provided D) exist / are providing The union leaders achieved a breakthrough in the tricky negotiations with management ----. E) have existed / provide A) until it appeared that the entire plan would fail B) when they decide to drop their unreasonable wage demands C) since the last pay rise the employers agreed to give to the workers My father ---- forward to retiring for years, but once he was a retired person, he ---- bored quickly. D) whenever they devise a plan that their members will accept A) looks / has become E) just when it seemed that there was no hope B) was looking / becomes C) has been looking / is becoming D) had looked / became E) is looking / will become 42. 43. Fred ---- with us any more because they ---- him to head of the London branch. A) won't be working / have appointed B) hasn't worked / appointed C) didn't work / are appointing D) won't have worked / appoint E) doesn't work / were appointing 44. 40. ----, our client will have decided to use one of our competitors, so let's hurry up and make a decision. For the last two weeks, Sandra ---- about her exams so much that her hair ---- out because of stress. A) worries / has fallen B) has been worrying / is falling C) was worrying / had fallen D) is worrying / had been falling E) worried / will have fallen 45. 36 My neighbour is having great difficulty with her financial affairs, ----. A) since her husband died last year B) until her son promised to sort them out C) so I’ve arranged to help her this evening D) when her business was struggling last month E) as soon as she sold two of her flats in the city centre Write your names on top of your paper ----. A) when you had practised tenses and conjunctions for weeks B) before you start answering the questions C) by the time you are able to write good, clear sentences D) while the teacher was checking the attendancy sheet E) until the bell rang and the teacher asked the papers back Mike graduated from university just two years ago, but since then, ----. www.kpds.org 46. 47. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 3 A) he has earned enough on the stock market to be able to retire A) it proved more effective than anything they had used before B) he is living in a luxurious flat in one of the most expensive parts of town B) they will probably have lost over half of their potential harvest to insects C) he worked for one of the most successful stockbrokers in the city C) insects had severely damaged most of their crops D) it has been in short supply because of the great demand for it E) they have never seen such an increase in their yield D) he will probably have quite a successful career E) he had travelled all around the world and learned three languages She only remembered that she was on a diet ----. A) so she is starting to worry about her appearance B) when she eats too much and feels bad about it afterwards 51. – 60. sorularda, cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan sözcüğü bulunuz. 51. C) after she had eaten two helpings of dessert A) when B) before D) she won't eat as much for dinner as she did for lunch D) by the time E) just as E) ever since she became one of the top models of the country 52. ---- when their first child was born. A) They don't think they will have moved into their new house B) They have been taking too long to decide where to move C) They have worked and saved for this moment D) They had just moved into their new house E) They have decided that she should look after the baby herself 53. 54. 48. 49. Alice has not trusted men ----. A) until B) during D) since E) as A) while B) as soon as C) until D) after E) before The traffic was so bad this morning that ---- l got to work, it was already coffee break. A) until B) during D) by the time E) since B) ever since her husband ran off with the money she inherited from her father C) by the time she is old enough to consider marriage D) when she rejected Fred's proposal several times A) since B) while E) until the man of her dreams comes along and sweeps her off of her feet D) before E) after 56. lt's easy to see he's been crying for a long time, ----. A) as he has just learned that he has failed his driving test B) until his mother tried to soothe him by cuddling him tightly C) as soon as he entered the living room with his broken toy car D) because his eyes are very red and he can't stop sniffing 57. by the time his parents realise that he is not in his room 58. By the time the farmers managed to purchase the new insecticide, ----. C) while He was found guilty on all charges, and it will be at least 20 years ---- he is a free man again. C) as soon as Slavery has only been illegal in Saudi Arabia ---1963. A) in B) before D) during E) since C) for l'm not going to speak to Veronica again ---- she apologises for the dreadful things she said about my husband. A) just as B) when D) by the time E) while C) until The telephone rang much to our annoyance ---- we were about to eat our dinner. A) just as 37 C) by the time You got a "0" on your homework because you weren't listening ---- the teacher was explaining what to do. because she will probably never get married 55. C) since The athlete raised his hand in a victory salute ---- he crossed the finish line. A) E) 50. No one has seen Fred ---- he decided rather foolishly to go sailing in the hurricane. B) since C) after www.kpds.org D) as soon as 59. 60. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 3 E) by the time B) l usually do only half of my housework while the baby is asleep. ---- the United Nations decided to act, it was too late to stop a huge civilian refugee problem in Kosova. C) By the time the baby woke up, l had hardly finished the housework. A) Since B) Until D) D) While E) By the time l couldn't finish my housework because the baby kept waking up. E) My housework wasn't half done when the baby woke up again. C) During The defendant persistently maintained his innocence ---- the trial that continued for months. A) while B) during D) by the time E) just as 65. C) as soon as 61. – 70. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 61. 62. 63. 64. Julia has been painting a portrait of her mother for the last three weeks. A) About three weeks ago, Julia painted a portrait of her mother. B) Julia started painting her mother's portrait three weeks ago and hasn't finished yet. C) The portrait Julia painted of her mother took three weeks to finish. D) At the moment, Julia is painting her mother's portrait, which will probably take her three weeks to finish. E) In three weeks time, Julia will have finished the portrait she is painting of her mother. 66. We last saw John just when he'd decided on a radical change in his life. A) When we met John again, we noticed that he had changed his life radically. B) When we met John last month, he had just reached a major decision. C) John was considering the possibility of doing something different when we last saw him. D) We haven't seen John since the very moment that he expressed his decision to change his life completely. E) In order to make such a radical decision about his life, John wanted to talk to us one last time. We had never lived abroad until we went to Africa for three years in the early 1990s. A) When we went to Africa in the early 1990s for a period of three years, it was our first stay overseas. B) We have plenty of experience of living abroad, because we stayed in Africa for three years in the early 1990s. Though she is an intelligent and talented woman, her four marriages have all failed. A) It is surprising that anyone with her talent and intelligence should have difficulty sustaining a marriage. C) We were going to live in Africa for three years in the early 1990s, but we decided not to because we hadn't done anything like that before. B) She believes that intelligence and talent do not necessarily lead to happiness in married life. D) Three years after our first visit to Africa in the early 1990s, we wanted to go there again. C) Perhaps she is too intellectual for men, because she does not seem able to remain married. E) D) None of her four attempts at marriage has been successful in spite of her intellect and abilities. We haven't been on an overseas trip since the early 1990s, when we stayed in Africa for three years. E) Naturally, her talent and intelligence have led to the failure of her four marriages. The president was throughout his illness. working 67. As soon as l mentioned the price of the vase, the lady's face took on a disappointed expression. A) The lady looked quite happy until she knew how much l had charged her for the vase. B) The disappointment showed on the lady's face the moment l told her the cost of the vase. C) It was obvious from the expression on the lady's face that she didn't want the vase because it was expensive. continuously A) The president was so ill that he couldn't conduct affairs efficiently. B) The resident was able to handle most of his normal workload during his recent illness C) While he was ill, the president never stopped working. D) l think the lady was disappointed because the vase was too expensive for her to buy. D) His continuous illnesses mean that he is no longer fit enough to be president. E) From the expression on her face, l could see the lady was angry because the vase was overpriced. E) We should not expect a president who is so ill to continue working. 68. The baby woke up again before l was half–way through cleaning and tidying the house. A) Once she had made her decision to quit her job, no one even tried to convince her to change her mind. A) l could do twice as much housework before l had the baby. 38 She decided to quit her job once, but her friends convinced her to change her mind. www.kpds.org 69. B) There was no reason for anyone to try to convince her to change her mind after she made a decision. C) There was not a single person who made the effort to persuade her not to quit her job after she had decided. D) When she mentioned quitting her job, there was no one who said that it was a good decision. E) No one saw any point in trying to persuade her to stay with her job because she has never once changed her mind VERB TENSES: PART II SET 3 He had studied English for years, but it was only when he arrived in London that he discovered how little he really knew. A) By the time he arrived in London, he had forgotten most of the English that he had studied over the years. B) 72. B) Experiments by scientists, in which they heat a tumour to a temperature high enough to kill cancerous cells without harming normal cells, have been quite successful. C) Cancer sufferers are encouraged by scientists' success of heating a tumour to a temperature high enough to kill cancerous cells without harming normal cells. D) lt's really encouraging that scientists have had some success in heating tumours high enough to kill harmful cells while not destroying healthy cells. E) Although the technique is not yet fully developed, scientists have had encouraging success with killing cancerous tumours by heating them to high temperatures. Çocukluğumdan beri burada yaşadığı için babam kasabada oturanların hemen hepsini ismiyle tanır. My father knows the names of most of the residents of the town where he lived when he was a child. He was glad that he had studied English before he went to London because every little bit he knew was useful to him. B) My father has lived here since his childhood, so most of the inhabitants of the town know him by name. C) He had been studying English for years, but he knew that it was still not enough for him to go to London for education. C) As my father has lived here since he was a child, he knows almost all the inhabitants of the town by name. D) Before he arrived in London, he had thought that he had learned more English than he actually had. D) E) During the years he studied the English language, he was aware that if he knew too little, he wouldn't be able to study in London. Because my father spent his childhood in this town, he knows the names of almost all the residents. E) Although my father only lived in this town when he was a child he still knows most of the residents by name. 1998'de, Hindistan hükümeti nükleer silah denemesi yapmaya karar verince en büyük tepki, Hindistan'ın ezeli rakibi Pakistan'dan geldi. She was surprised that, although her father had never smoked or eaten fatty foods, he had a heart attack. A) Pakistan sharply criticised India for conducting nuclear weapons testing in 1998, which is not surprising as they are historic rivals. A) To her amazement, her father didn't have heart attack even though he was a heavy smoker and ate an unhealthy diet. B) The sharpest criticism came from Pakistan, India’s historic rival, when in 1998, the Indian government decided to conduct nuclear weapons testing. B) She could not believe it when her father gave up smoking and eating fatty foods after his heart attack. C) In 1998, the Indian government decided to conduct nuclear weapons testing, for which it was heavily criticised by its historic rival Pakistan. C) Because of her father's healthy diet, she feels certain that he'll never have a heart attack. D) Following their nuclear weapons testing in 1998, the Indian government was criticised by one of its greatest rivals, Pakistan. D) She was glad that, after his heart attack, her father never smoked or ate fatty foods for the rest of his life. E) No country criticised India as much as its historic rival Pakistan over its decision to conduct nuclear weapons testing in 1998. E) She didn't expect her father to have a heart attack because he had kept away from cigarettes and fatty foods all his life. 74. 71. – 75. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 71. Scientists have had encouraging results in heating a tumour to a temperature high enough to kill cancerous cells without harming normal cells. A) 73. 70. A) Bilimadamları, bir tümörü, normal hücrelere zarar vermeden sadece kanserli hücreleri öldürecek bir dereceye kadar ısıtma konusunda cesaret verici sonuçlar almışlardır. 39 Okul müdürü açılış konuşmasını yaparken bütün öğrenciler ve veliler sessizlik içinde onu dinledi. A) While the headmaster made his opening speech, the students, as well as their parents, tried to keep quiet. B) The students and parents remained silent as the headmaster made his opening speech. www.kpds.org 75. VERB TENSES: PART II SET 3 C) The headmaster made his opening speech to the students and parents, who listened intently. A) Hafta sonu yapmayı planladığımız piknik bu beklenmedik yağmur yüzünden bozuldu. D) The school opened with a speech from the headmaster, which was listened to in silence by all the students and their parents. B) Hafta sonu piknige gidecektik ama bu beklenmedik yağmur bütün planlarımızı bozdu. C) E) As the headmaster made his opening speech, the students and the parents all listened to him in silence. Yağmurun yağacağını hiç beklemediğimiz için hafta sonu pikniğe gitmeyi planlıyorduk. D) Bu beklenmedik yağmur planlarımızı bozmasaydı hafta sonu pikniğe gidecektik. E) Hafta sonu için planladığımız pikniğe gidemedik çünkü hiç beklenmedik bir biçimde yağmur yağdı. Bu dönem o kadar çok çalışıyorsun ki sınıf birincisi olman kesin gibi görünüyor. A) l'm sure you will finish top in the class because of your intense studying this term. B) You're studying very hard this term, so l'm sure that you'll become top of the class. C) l wouldn't be surprised if you became top in the class as you've been studying really hard this term. D) You seem to be studying extremely hard this term in order to become top of the class. E) You've been studying so hard this term that it seems certain that you'll become top in the class. 79. A) Cesareti kırılmaya başlamıştı; çünkü mezun olduktan aylar sonra hala bir iş bulamamıştı. B) Mezuniyetten aylar sonra, tam bütün direncini kaybetmek üzereyken, bir iş buldu. C) Mezuniyetin ardından aylar geçtiği halde hala bir iş bulamayınca cesareti kırıldı. A harsh climate and rugged terrain have made the Norwegians look to the sea for their livelihood. D) Mezuniyetten aylar sonra hala bir iş bulamamıştı ve cesareti kırılmaya başlamıştı. A) İklimin sert, arazinin engebeli olduğu Norveç'te insanlar geçimlerini sağlamak için denize muhtaçtırlar. E) Mezun olduktan sonra aylarca iş aramış bulamayına tüm direncini kaybetmişti. B) Norveçliler, sert iklim ve engebeli arazi nedeniyle geçimlerini büyük ölçüde denizden sağlamak zorundadırlar. C) Norveçlileri, geçimlerini sağlamak için denize yönelten sert iklim ve engebeli arazidir. D) Sert iklim ve engebeli arazi Norveçlileri geçimlerini sağlamak için denize yöneltmiştir. E) İklimin sert, arazinin engebeli olması nedeniyle Norveçliler, geçimlerini denizden sağlamaktadırlar. 76. – 80. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 76. 77. 78. Months after the graduation, he had still not found a job and begun to feel discouraged. 80. Ancient Egyptians associated the river Nile with the worship of gods and the prosperity of the land. A) Eski Mısırlılar Nil nehrini, tanrılara tapınma ve toprağın verimliliğiyle bütünleştirmişlerdir. B) Eski Mısırlılar, tanrılarına tapınmak için toprağı verimli kılan Nil nehrine giderlerdi. C) Eski Mısırlılar, toprağı verimli kıldığı için tanrı gibi gördükleri Nil nehrine taparlardı. D) Eski Mısırlılar, toprağın verimliliğini Nil nehrine değil, tapındıkları tanrılara bağlıyorlardı. E) Tanrılara tapınma ve toprağın verimliliği ile bütünleştirilen Nil nehri eski Mısırlılarca kutsallaştırılmıştır. We were going to have a picnic at the weekend, but this unexpected rain has spoilt all our plans. 40 l have come across many unusual people during my travels abroad. A) Sıradışı insanlarla pek çok yurtdışı seyahatlerine katıldım. B) Ne zaman yurtdışına seyahat etsem, sıradışı pek çok insanla karşılaşırdım. C) Yurdışı seyahatlerim sırasında pek çok sıradışı insanla karşılaştım. D) Sıradışı insanlarla karşılaşmak yurtdışına seyahat ederdim. E) Çoğunlukla pek çok sıradışı insana yurtdışı seyahatlerimde rastlamışımdır. için sık sık www.kpds.org MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART I SET 1 MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS PART I B: I don’t know. It’s tiring coming every day after work. I ---- a month before I start the second course. SET 1 1. B) were able to ask C) must have asked D) were supposed to ask 7. E) might have asked 2. A: I wish I hadn’t criticised Mark’s drawings yesterday because he hasn’t spoken to me today. Do you think he’ll come to my party on Friday? 8. B: Possibly, he ---- you by then. A) has forgiven B) was able to forgive C) might have forgiven B) am supposed to wait C) have waited D) have to wait E) could have waited The company had sent the advertisement to the newspaper when they realised they’d mistyped the salary they were offering for the position. Luckily, they ---- the newspaper to correct their mistake before they printed it. A) could have asked A) may wait James will book the hotel rooms for the German representatives and you ---- them at the airport at eight o’clock. Is that clear? A) have met B) can meet D) had met E) would meet C) are to meet ---- lending me $20 so that I don't have to give the taxi a $100 dollar note? A) Would you like B) Would you rather C) Would you mind D) Had you better E) Do you mind if D) must have forgiven E) used to forgive 3. 9. Since the day his manager transferred him to the foundry section of the steel works, he ---- safety goggles. A) will be wearing B) has had to wear B: I don’t know. He ---- interested in buying a computer to use at home or perhaps he’s thinking of starting his own company. C) ought to wear D) must have worn A) must be B) has to be D) ought to be E) could be E) is wearing 4. A: Jack doesn’t work for a computer company, so why has he gone to the computer exhibition? A: This student has circled the mistakes in the text, but he hasn’t corrected them, so he’ll only get half marks. 10. B: He ---- the instructions properly. C) will be You ---- anything to me. If you want to spend virtually your entire wages on lottery tickets, then that’s up to you. A) couldn’t have explained A) would rather not read B) don’t have to explain B) had better not read C) weren’t able to explain C) needn’t have read D) shouldn’t have explained D) shouldn’t have read E) weren’t supposed to explain E) must not have read 11. 5. As a single woman, Lucy ---- quite a lot of money on clothes, jewellery and cosmetics, but now married with two children, she can’t spare so much money on them. A) might spend B) had spent C) would rather spend D) would spend A) needn’t eat B) don’t have to eat C) couldn’t eat D) mustn’t eat E) might not eat 12. E) should have spent 6. You ---- anything until after your operation. The nurses will tell you when it is all right. A: Are you going to enroll on the second course when we finish this one? 41 Oh dear, my fruit cake is a little too sweet. I ---- the amount of sugar I add to the mixture next time. A) have been reducing B) should have reduced C) will have to reduce D) have had to reduce www.kpds.org MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART I SET 1 E) must be reducing B) could fly / was stopping C) used to fly / might stop D) was flying / would rather stop 13. Isn’t it great that Tim and Sue have given up smoking? The both ---- too much. A) used to smoke B) ought to be smoking C) must be smoking D) would rather smoke E) flew / had to stop 19. E) have been smoking 14. ---- you take this screwdriver back to Mr. Smith next door and thank him for lending it to us? A) Will B) Must C) Ought D) Shall E) May A: What’s happened to Mr. Meyer? B: He’s ill in hospital. They ---- keep him in overnight, and if they do, he ---- travel back to Germany tomorrow morning. 20. A) may / won’t be able to B) would / ought not to C) shall / doesn’t have to They ---- their house yet. They only put it up for sale yesterday. A) haven’t been selling B) might not be selling C) needn’t have sold D) ought not to sell E) can’t have sold D) can / couldn’t E) ought to / didn’t use to 21. 15. A: ---- we paint the kitchen this weekend? B: We could, but I ---- wait until the weather gets better because we’ll have to open the windows. A) Ought / prefer B) May / must C) Can / would like D) Shall / would sooner We ---- get a visa before we ---- go to Bulgaria. A) could / would B) are to / must C) have to / can D) may / have to E) will / shall E) Would / had better 22. I only had a brief chat with Mary at the bus stop, so I ---- to ask her how she ---- on in her new job. A) might forget / could get 16. B) forgot / was getting A: I couldn’t persuade John to come to the match with us. He said he couldn’t afford it. C) have forgotten / used to get B: You ---- to lend him the money. D) would forget / gets A: I did, but he said he ---- borrow any money at the moment. E) must have forgotten / should get A) have offered / ought not to B) could have offered / would rather not 23. C) may have offered / used not to D) must have offered / wouldn’t like A: Well, I’ve got lots of great ideas, but I haven’t written anything down yet. B: But you ---- us a written outline of your section of the project today! E) can offer / had better not A: Don’t panic. I’ll do it tomorrow. A) would rather have given 17. ---- I ask you a favour? ---- you work on Thursday night this week instead of Friday night? B) were able to give A) Can / Did B) Would / Will D) were supposed to give C) May / Could D) Might / Shall E) had to give C) must have given E) Must / Would 18. Amy Johnson, the first woman pilot who ---- from England to Australia, ---- several times during her flight to fill her plane with petrol. 24. Our father ---- a small present for me and my sister every month when he ---- his salary. A) was buying / had received A) had flown / has stopped B) has had to buy / was receiving 42 www.kpds.org MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART I SET 1 C) must have bought / could receive B: Yes, I ---- it three times a week, but now I go to German lessons every night. D) would buy / received E) bought / could have received A) used to watch B) had watched C) must have watc hed D) have watched E) was able to watch 25. I ---- listening to pop music at all, but recently I have realised that I quite like certain pop-songs. 31. A) didn’t use to enjoy B) ought not to enjoy I believe you ---- this computer programme in your previous job, so you ---- it difficult at times. Please don’t hesitate to ask me for help. A) didn’t use / might find C) must not have enjoyed D) can’t have been enjoying B) haven’t used / must find E) wasn’t enjoying C) couldn’t use / have found D) may not use / will find E) hadn’t used / can find 26. 27. When their baby was born, Lucy ---- up work until they found someone to look after the baby. A) must give B) ought to give D) used to give E) has given 32. C) had to give Apparently, the man across the road ---- his car after all because he took down the for-sale sign a week ago and he is still driving to work. A) used to keep B) had better keep C) was keeping D) was able to keep E) is keeping They had their baby daughter in June and, since then, they ---- in restaurants very often. A) didn’t use to eat 33. B) couldn’t eat C) aren’t supposed to eat A: Hopefully, Peter booked the tickets for us yesterday. D) haven’t been able to eat B: He ---- them yesterday. The booking office is closed on Saturdays. E) weren’t able to eat A: Oh well, I’m sure he’ll order them tomorrow then. A) had better not look B) hasn’t booked 28. Do you think he ---- to watch the match with us? I know he enjoys football. C) couldn’t have booked D) needn’t have booked A) would sooner E) wasn’t supposed to book B) had better C) would mind 34. D) preferred E) would like A: I didn’t think Paul and Sam were coming to the picnic. B: They ---- their minds. A: Well, it’s nice to see them again. 29. A) would rather change Would you mind if I ---- the secretary for half an hour, Mr. Pitt? She has two thousand leaflets to send out. A) helping B) helped D) have helped E) to help B) used to change C) must have changed C) help D) should have changed E) had better change 30. 35. A: I missed this week’s episode of “The Simpsons”. What happened? B: I don’t know. I don’t watch it any more. A: Why not? I thought you were a fan of the show like me. I’m glad that I ---- hard to persuade my parents because they were already keen on the idea. A) ought not to try B) didn’t need to try C) needn’t have tried D) mustn’t try E) wasn’t able to try 43 www.kpds.org 36. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART I SET 1 When it was completed, the Eiffel Tower ---- the tallest building in the world, but now there are many others which are taller than the Eiffel Tower. A) would be B) must be D) was E) has been 43. C) used to be Using lasers to produce extremely short and repeatable pulses of light, today scientists ---events happening in time intervals as short as 1,000 trillionth of a second. A) must have measured B) were measuring 37. C) used to measure Cats are very alert to any movement. For this reason, they will pounce when a victim ---- but ---prey that remains still. D) may have measured E) are able to measure A) can move / couldn’t attack B) is moving / shouldn’t attack 38. C) has moved / aren’t attacking 44. Living cells exist in a variety of shapes; for example, they ---- cube-shaped or flat. D) moved / don’t attack A) may be B) must be E) moves / may not attack D) have been E) ought to be When I lived in England, I ---- Indian food several times a month, but here in Istanbul it’s virtually impossible to find. A) shall eat B) would eat D) have eaten E) had eaten 45. C) ought to eat C) were We ---- the football match on television yesterday, but we ---- because there was a power cut. A) should be watching / may not B) were supposed to watch / haven’t C) were going to watch / couldn’t 39. D) had better watch / needn’t A: Mrs. Parkinson ---- three accidents in the last month. E) were watching / aren’t B: She ---- a very careful driver, then. A: Couldn’t it have been just bad luck? A) was having / can’t be B) has / shouldn’t be 46. Oh no, look at the sign! We ---- here. These spaces are for doctors and emergency patients only. C) has had / must not be D) is having / wasn’t A) needn’t have parked B) won’t be parking E) used to have / isn’t C) haven’t got to park 40. D) aren’t supposed to park The weather is awful again today. Let’s look in the newspaper. There ---- a good film showing at the cinema. A) can be B) had to be C) would rather be D) might be E) couldn’t have parked 47. E) should have been 41. Cellulose is indigestible by humans, but herbivores, such as cows and horses, ---- it because they retain it long enough for digestion by micro-organisms present in their digestive system. A) can digest B) have to digest C) used to digest D) have digested You ---- your children some freedom; otherwise, they will resent you. A) used to allow B) must allow C) have allowed D) allow E) are able to allow 48. It’s not easy learning Turkish at home. Do you think I ---- an evening course? A) must have taken B) have taken E) ought to digest C) should take D) had to take E) used to take 42. You ---- all your holiday money on the first day. You will need some for the rest of the week. A) didn’t use to spend B) mustn’t spend C) don’t spend D) might not spend 49. E) haven’t spent 44 I refused to give my son any money for the “Mega Death” sweatshirt he wants to buy, but I’m sure he’ll try to get some from his grandmother. I’d really rather she ---- him the money, because I don’t want him to wear such an awful thing. A) didn’t lend B) won’t lend C) not to lend D) not lending www.kpds.org MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART I SET 1 E) had better not lend 50. 57. He ---- safety goggles, but he wasn’t and, as a result, the hot steel badly damaged his eyes. A) could have been wearing You ---- this report to the managing director personally. Do you understand? A) would sooner hand B) would like to hand C) may have handed D) are to hand E) have handed B) must have been wearing C) had been wearing 58. D) should be wearing E) ought to have been wearing 51. B) could have sold C) had sold D) may have sold 59. E) was able to sell 52. B) might carry C) could have carried D) have to carry B) don’t have to stay C) haven’t stayed D) weren’t able to stay He ---- handball quite often, but his new job requires him to travel a lot now, so he doesn’t have time any more. A) must have played B) has to play C) should be playing D) could have played E) used to play In parts of Africa, women still ---- water a long way to their village. A) used to carry A) needn’t have stayed E) didn’t use to stay I ---- my car last week if I had accepted James’ offer. He offered me two thousand dollars for it, but I wanted more. A) used to sell You ---- for the cocktail party after the conference if you are worried about arriving home late. 60. Would you mind ---- your cigarette smoke in my face? It’s getting on my nerves. A) not to blow E) must have carried B) didn’t blow 53. C) not blowing Why did you bother so much trying to change your money? You ---- it, you know, as they accept US dollars in Mexico. D) haven’t blown E) not blow A) couldn’t have changed B) haven’t changed C) didn’t use to change 61. You ---- your jacket on a clothes hanger and not leave it on the chair. You’ll crease it! D) needn’t have changed A) must have hung E) can’t change B) would hang C) may hang 54. I’d rather ---- the match on television than here in the pouring rain. I’m sure we’ll all catch a cold! A) I watched B) have watched C) to watch D) to have watched D) ought to hang E) will have hung 62. E) be watching 55. You knew that we had to walk a long way today, so you really ---- those high heeled shoes. You only have yourself to blame for your aching feet. A) don’t have to wear B) must not have worn C) shouldn’t have worn D) might not wear 63. I think Victoria ---- to the party, although she really wants to, because she is flying to Paris the next day and has to pack her things. A) may not come B) couldn’t come C) wouldn’t come D) didn’t come A) might have eaten B) would eat C) had better eat D) are able to eat E) must have eaten E) can’t have worn 56. It’s a long journey and there may not be any restaurants on the way. You ---- something before you leave. I knew that Marcus didn’t have much money, but he has just bought a new car. He ---- the money from someone. A) could borrow B) must have borrowed C) would rather have borrowed D) is able to borrow E) must not come E) is supposed to borrow 45 www.kpds.org 64. 65. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART I SET 1 ----- I get some plates while you are cutting the cake? A) Do B) Let D) Did E) Would C) Shall 69. We ---- anything tonight. We ---- the leftovers from yesterday’s dinner party. A) didn’t cook / used to eat B) must not have cooked / will eat D) He didn't read the report before the meeting because he didn't know that they were going to discuss the project. E) He had to read the report carefully before the meeting because he knew nothing about the project. He had better not forget my book today, or I'll never lend him anything again. A) I am angry with him because he keeps forgetting to bring my book back. B) He was supposed to bring my book back today, but as usual he forgot it, so I'm no longer lending him anything. C) I won't lend him anything in the future if he doesn't remember to bring my book today. D) He's promised to bring my book back as soon as he gets better, but I can't believe him. E) I think it will be better for me not to lend him any more books from now on. C) won’t have cooked / should eat D) might not cook / would eat E) needn’t cook / can eat 66.- 80.sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 66. Because it was pouring down so intensely, I had to pull over the car and wait for the rain to get lighter. 70. A) The rain intensified just as I was about to start the journey, so I decided to wait until it got lighter. A) Would you rather stay at home and watch TV or take a walk in the sunshine? B) I was lucky that the rain had become less intense by the time I had to leave, because I couldn't have waited. B) Rather than watching TV here at home, why don't we go out and take a walk in this nice, sunny weather? C) I had to pull the car to the side of the road for some reason, but just then, the rain started to get more and more intense. C) We wouldn’t be at home watching TV if the weather was nice; instead, we could go out and take a walk D) The heavy downpour made it impossible for me to continue driving, so I had to stop and wait until it became less intense. D) I wouldn't mind taking a walk as I find staying at home boring especially in this sunny weather. E) I shouldn't have kept driving ignoring the heavy downpour, as the vision was poor and I very nearly drove off the road. E) I would much sooner be outside in the sunshine than be here at home just watching TV. 71. 67. 68. Let's go out for a walk in the sunshine instead of sitting at home watching TV. Generous people prefer giving to receiving. The shoes you bought may be a fashionable style, but they are not at all appropriate for school. A) You shouldn't have chosen these shoes because the school will not allow you to wear them. B) You are not going to a fashion show but to school, so take those shoes off and put on a pair suitable for school. Generous people don't like receiving gifts, but they like giving them. C) Next time you go shopping, I'll come with you and help you choose shoes more suitable for school. D) More people ought to buy things for other people as well as for themselves. D) Buying these shoes was a mistake, as they are neither fashionable nor suitable for school. E) Generous people feel that they have to think of others as well as themselves. E) You have chosen a pair of shoes, stylish though they are, totally unsuitable for school. A) People who are generous would rather give than receive B) People in general should give more and receive less. C) He can't have read the report prior to the meeting because he didn’t know anything about the project. A) 72. He needn't have read the report, but he didn't know they weren't going to talk about the new project. It was only towards the end of the sixth month in her swimming course that she could swim across the pool. A) She'd been taking swimming lessons for almost six months by the time she was able to swim across the pool. B) It was clear that he hadn't read the report before the meeting as he knew nothing about the project. B) C) They didn't talk about the project in the meeting, so he needn't have read the report anyway. She found it difficult to swim across the pool even after six months of swimming lessons. C) She should never have expected to learn how to swim across the pool in a period of less than six months. 46 www.kpds.org 73. 74. D) She was unable to swim cross the pool despite having taken swimming lessons for six months. E) Because she had only taken swimming lessons for six months, she had difficulty swimming across the pool. E) We can't change the date of our party because the hotel has reservations for every other day this week. 76. If we have to evacuate this flat at the end of this month, then we have one month ahead of us to look for a new one. As a child, I used to believe that the old woman who lived in the cottage in the woods was a witch. A) We should have decided earlier which date we wanted our party because now the hotel has bookings for the whole week. A) The old woman who lives in the cottage in the woods is very scary because she looks just like a witch. B) We'll either cancel the reservation or hold the party at the weekend because the hotel is full on weekdays. B) I was terrified to hear that the old woman who lived in the cottage in the woods was a witch as a child. C) As the hotel is fully booked for all the other days this week, to change the date of our party is out of the question. C) The old woman who lives in the cottage in the woods used to say she was a witch, but I didn't believe her. D) We could have changed the date of the party if we had decided earlier and told the hotel which day we wanted. D) As a child, whenever I saw an old woman living in a cottage in the woods I used to think that she was a witch. E) The hotel should have told us that we couldn't change the date of our party once we had booked it. E) When I was young, there was an old woman living in the cottage in the woods, who, then I thought, was a witch. The parents needn’t have given their children any money as the school paid the museum entrance fee. A) 75. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART I SET 1 The parents didn't give their children any money because they knew the school was going to pay for them to go into the museum. B) The school had to pay for the children to get into the museum as their parents hadn’t given them any money. C) The school paid the children's entrance fees so that the parents didn't have to give their children any money. D) The school paid the entrance fee of the museum for the children, so the parents had given them some money unnecessarily. E) The school didn't have to pay the entrance fee of the museum for all the children as some parents had given their children some money. 77. 78. He must have forgotten that today is my birthday. A) He'd forgotten about my birthday, so I had to remind him. B) I'm really cross at his forgetting my birthday today. C) He'll probably remember later in the day that today is my birthday. D) It is highly likely that he hasn't remembered that it's my birthday today. E) I don't think he'll remember that today is my birthday. Airmail service, including parcels, is available at relatively low cost throughout the world. A) You can send letters and parcels to your relatives by air wherever they are in the world, and it'll cost you very little. We'll have nowhere to stay if we can't find a new flat by the end of this month, when our contract is due. A) I don't think we'll be able to find a new flat by the end of this month, and then we won't have anywhere to stay. B) Choose airmail service for your post and parcels if it is available to where your relatives live because it is not as expensive as generally considered. B) Our contract will be over at the end of this month, so we’ll have to find a new flat by then, if we don't want to be homeless. C) It’s possible to send your post as well as your parcels everywhere in the world by air, and it isn't expensive at all. C) We only have one month to evacuate this flat and move into a new one, because our contract is due to end at the end of this month. D) Airmail service is available for letters throughout the world, but not for parcels as the cost is relatively high for them. D) We don't have to start looking for a new flat just yet, because our contract is valid until the end of this month. E) The postage you'll pay to send your mail and parcels by air varies depending on where in the world you're sending them. 47 www.kpds.org MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART I SET 1 82. 79. I doubt that he realised the importance of the situation despite your excellent explanation. He could have opened his office before the tourism season started if he hadn't encountered so many problems during the official procedures. You should have found a better way to explain the importance of the situation to him. B) B) Although you explained it perfectly, he might still not have understood how important the situation is. The officials caused him so many problems during the procedures that he very nearly didn't open his office before the tourism season started. C) C) In spite of your perfect explanation, he seemed doubtful about whether the situation was indeed so important. Despite the many mishaps he encountered during the official procedures, he was able to open his office before the tourism season started. D) D) I admit that you explained the situation excellently, but he couldn't understand it. He failed to open his office in time for the approaching tourism season due to the many mishaps he encountered during the procedures. E) You couldn't have explained the importance of the situation any better, but he still didn't understand it. E) Even if he had encountered a few problems during the official procedures, he still had enough time to open his office before the tourism season. Would you mind if I used your mobile phone to tell my mother about my exam results? A) Do you think I should telephone my mother and tell her that I passed all my exams? B) My mother will be happy to hear that I passed all my exams. Can I use your mobile to phone her? C) Have you got your mobile with you as I need to phone my mother and tell her about my exam results? D) Is it all right with you if I telephone my mother on your mobile to tell her about my exam results? E) Would you mind telephoning my mother on your mobile and telling her about my exam results? 84. 81. - 90.sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 81. A) A) 83. 80. Resmi işlemler sırasında karşılaştığı pek çok tersliğe rağmen turizm sezonu başlamadan önce bürosunu açabildi. O kaba davranışından sonra cezayı haketti ama cezanın bu kadar ağır olması gerekmiyordu. Sınav gözcüsü sürenin bitmek üzere olduğunu hatırlattığında ben daha soruların yarısını bile yanıtlayamamıştım. A) The examiner should have reminded us about the time because I'd only answered half of the questions. B) I was about to finish answering the questions when the examiner told us that we'd left half an hour behind. C) When the examiner reminded us that the time was almost up, I hadn't even been able to answer half of the questions. D) I couldn't answer all the questions because by the time examiner told us about the time, we were already about to run out of it. E) By the time the examiner told us to hand in our papers because our time was up, I'd only answered half of the questions. Şeftalilerin fazla olgunlaşmış olanlarını önce yiyelim yoksa yarın onları atmak zorunda kalırız. A) We ought to eat the overripe peaches first because they won't keep until tomorrow. B) Although she deserved to be punished after that rude behaviour, you could have given her a less severe punishment. Some of these peaches are overripe and should be eaten before tomorrow. C) If we don't want to throw away these overripe peaches tomorrow, we have to eat them first. B) The punishment she was given was a little too severe compared with what she had done. D) We'd better eat the overripe peaches first; otherwise, they'll be rotten by tomorrow. C) She should have been punished for that rude behaviour of hers, though not with a severe punishment. E) Let's eat the overripe peaches first, or we'll have to throw them away tomorrow. D) After that rude behaviour of hers, she deserved a punishment, but it needn't have been such a severe one. A) E) 85. She deserved to be punished for that rude behaviour with an even more severe punishment than the one she was given. Zavallı adam kazada hem karısını hem oğlunu kaybettiğini duyunca yıkılmış olmalı. A) 48 The poor man must have collapsed upon hearing that he'd lost both his wife and his son in the accident. www.kpds.org 86. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART I SET 1 B) When he heard that both his wife and son had died in the accident, the poor man collapsed in despair. C) The news that his wife and son had been killed in the accident was too much or the poor man to bear, so he collapsed. D) The poor man felt so desperate as he'd lost not only his wife but also his son in the accident. E) It must have been a real shock for the poor man to hear about the accident as he'd lost not only his wife but also his son. B) Because they believed that the bird Albatross had supernatural powers, ancient sailors were not very keen to kill one. B) Ancient sailors used to believe that the bird Albatross had supernatural powers, and that killing one brought bad luck. C) She had to hire a taxi to the airport instead of taking the bus because she had too much luggage. Ancient sailors believed that , whoever had bad luck at sea, he must have killed an Albatross, the bird they considered to have supernatural powers. D) Even though she had too much luggage, she could still have taken the bus to the airport, but she preferred a taxi. Ancient sailors attributed all bad luck to the bird albatross, so wherever they saw one, they wanted to kill it. E) In the ancient sailors' belief, the one who killed an albatross, the bird which brought bad luck, had supernatural powers havaalanına C) She might not have gone to the airport by taxi but have taken the bus if she hadn't had so much luggage. D) As she had so much luggage, she preferred to hire a taxi to the airport rather than take the bus. E) She'd rather go to the airport by taxi than take the bus because she has too much luggage. 90. 87. 88. Eski denizciler Albatros kuşunun doğa üstü güçleri olduğuna ve onu öldürmenin kötü şans getireceğine inanırlardı. A) Çok fazla eşyası olduğu için gitmektense taksi tutmayı tercih etti. A) 89. Yarın teslim etmem gereken raporu bitirmek için bütün gece uyanık kalmak zorundayım. Yüzündeki mutlu ifadeye bakılırsa, kötü haberi henüz duymamış olmalı. A) I have to hand in this report tomorrow, and I can only finish it if I stay up all right. A) She can't have heard the bad news yet because look how happy she appears to be. B) I can only finish this report by staying up all night, or I won't be able to hand it in tomorrow. B) Judging from the happy look on her face, she must not have heard the bad news yet. C) I'll have to stay up all night today for this report as I'll need it tomorrow. C) We gathered from the happy look on her face that she hadn't heard the bad news yet. D) I may have to stay up all night so as to get this report ready for tomorrow. D) As she had a happy look on her face, we couldn't understand whether she'd heard the bad news. E) I have to stay up all night in order to finish the report I'm supposed to hand in tomorrow. E) It was obvious that she hadn't heard the bad news as she looked very happy. 91.- 100.sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. Tüm geleceğini etkileyebilecek bu kararı almadan önce, en azından annen baban olarak bizim de fikrimizi alabilirdin. A) 91. Before you took this decision, which might affect your whole future, as your parents, you could have at least asked for our opinion as well. As it might cause drowsiness and dizziness, you mustn't drive for a period of two hours after you've taken this medicine. A) Uyku ve baş dönmesine neden olduğu için bu ilacı aldıktan ancak iki saat sonra araç kullanabilirsiniz. B) As your parents, we were expecting that you would ask for our opinion before you took this decision about your future. B) Uyku ve baş dönmesine yol açabileceği için bu ilacı aldıktan sonra iki saat süreyle araba kullanmamalısınız. C) Although you didn't consult us before taking this decision, as your parents, we must warn you that it might affect your whole future. C) Uyku ve baş dönmesini yaratabilir endişesiyle bu ilacın etkileri geçinceye kadar, yani iki saat süreyle araba kullanmayınız. D) You took a decision that will affect your whole future, but didn't even bother to ask for our, that is, your parents' opinion. D) İki saat sonra araç kullanacaksınız, bu ilacı hemen alın ki uyku ve baş dönmesi gibi etkileri o zamana kadar kaybolsun. E) You should have consulted your parents too before you took this decision because it will affect your whole future. E) Bu ilacı şimdi aldığınıza göre iki saat araba kullanmayacaksınız demektir çünkü bu ilaç uyku ve baş dönmesi yapar. 49 www.kpds.org 92. 93. Thanks to his experience and his calm attitude throughout the incident, the pilot was able to land the plane, damaged badly during the hurricane, safely. 95. She knew that they couldn't afford a holiday abroad, yet she still called at a travel agent's and took a few brochures. A) Fırtınada ağır hasar görmüş uçağı sağ salim yere indirdiğine göre, pilot çok deneyimli ve soğukkanlı biri olmalı. A) Bir seyahat acentasından istediği broşürler eline geçene dek, yurt dışında bir tatil rahatlıkla karşılayabileceklerini zannediyordu. B) Deneyimli ve olay boyunca takındığı sakin tavrı sayesinde pilot fırtınada ağır hasar görmüş uçağı sağ salim yere indirebildi. B) Yurt dışında tatil yapmaya güçlerinin yetmeyeceğini bile bile bir seyahat acentasına telefon etti ve birkaç broşür istedi. C) Fırtına sırasında deneyimi ve sakinliğiyle dikkat çeken pilota, büyük hasar gören uçağı sağ salim yere indirmeyi başardığı için herkes teşekkür etti. C) Yurt dışına tatile gitmeyi çok istiyordu ama seyahat acentasından aldığı broşürlerdeki rakamları asla karşılayamacaklarını da biliyordu. D) Tüm yolcular, fırtına sırasında çok hasar görmüş olan uçağı, soğukkanlı davranarak usta bir şekilde yere indiren pilota şükran borçluydular. D) Seyahat acentasından aldığı broşürleri inceleyince, tatil için yurt dışına gitmeye güçlerinin yetmeyeceğini anladı. E) Pilot çok deneyimliydi ve fırtına sırasında büyük hasar görmüş uçağı, soğukkanlı davranarak, usta bir şekilde yere indirmeyi başardı. E) Yurt dışında bir tatile güçlerinin yetmeyeceğini biliyordu ama yine de bir seyehat acentasına uğrayıp birkaç broşür aldı. When New Zealand was deforested, the huia bird, which was used to living in the forest, was no longer able to feed in its accustomed way and soon became extinct. A) 94. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART I SET 1 Yeni Zelanda ormanlarını yitirince, ormanda yaşamaya alışmış olan huia kuşu artık alışkın olduğu biçimde beslenemez oldu ve kısa sürede nesli tükendi. B) Yeni Zelanda'nın ormanlarında yaşayan huia kuşu ormanlar yok olmaya başlayınca yeterli besin bulamadı ve bir süre sonra nesli tükendi. C) 96. Would you mind if I sat here and had a look at the magazines while you're working? A) Burada oturup dergilere göz atmam çalışmanı engellememiştir umarım? Huia kuşunun neslinin tükenmesinin başlıca nedeni, Yeni Zeanda'da ormanların yok edilmesidir çünkü bu kuş sadece orman koşullarında yaşamaya alışkındı. B) Sen çalışırken burada oturup dergilere göz atmak istiyorum, olur mu? C) Sen çalışırken burada oturup dergilere göz atmamın bir sakıncası var mı? D) Yeni Zelanda'da ormanların yok edilmesi, ormanda yaşamaya alışkın huia gibi bazı kuş türlerinin neslinin tükenmesine neden olmuştur. D) Senin çalışmanı engellemezse eğer, burada oturup dergilere göz atabilir miyim? E) Huia kuşu Yeni Zelanda ormanlarında yaşardı ancak ormanlar yok olunca alışkın olduğu besinleri bulamayan bu kuşun nesli tükendi. E) Sen çalışırken benim dergi okumam seni rahatsız eder mi? With proper care, buildings made of adobe, which is an excellent building material in dry climates, may last for centuries. A) Özellikle, kurak iklimler için uygun olan kerpiç binaların asırlarca dayanması için çok iyi bir bakıma ihtiyaçları vardır. B) Kurak iklimler için mükemmel bir inşaat malzemesi olan kerpiçten yapılmış binalar, iyi bir bakımla, asırlarca dayanabilir. 97. People who are overweight, past middle age, or who suffer from heart disease should consult a physician before starting any exercise program. A) Orta yaşı geçmiş kişiler, üstelik kilolu iseler ve kalp rahatsızlıkları varsa, bir egzersiz programına başlamadan önce mutlaka bir hekime danışmalıdırlar. B) İklimin kurak olması koşuluyla, iyi bakılan kerpiç binalar yüzlerce yıl mükemmel ayakta kalabilirler. Orta yaşı geçmiş kişiler kilo vermek amacıyla bir egzersiz programına başlamadan önce bir hekime başvurup kalp kontrolünden geçmelidirler. C) D) Çok iyi bakılsalar bile, kerpiçten yapılmış binaların yüzlerce yıl ayakta kalabilmesi ancak kurak iklimlerde mümkün olabilir. Kilolu, orta yaşı geçmiş ya da kalp rahatsızlığı olan kişilerin herhangi bir egzersiz programına başlamadan önce bir hekime danışmaları gerekir. D) E) Kurak iklimlerde yüzyıllardır inşaat malzemesi olarak kullanılan kerpiçten yapılmış evler, uzun süre ayakta kalabilmeleri için iyi bakılmalıdırlar. Orta yaşın üzerindeki kişiler eğer kilolu iseler ve kalp rahatsızlıkları varsa, uygun bir egzersiz programı için bir hekimin tavsiyesi gerekir. E) Orta yaşın üzerindeki kişilerin kaldırabileceği egzersiz programları için kilo ve kalbin durumu önemli olduğu için mutlaka hekim tavsiyesi gerekmektedir. C) 50 www.kpds.org MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART I SET 1 99. 98. Even if we'd found out in advance that the speaker was not coming, we couldn't have found someone in such a short time to replace him. A) Eğer konuşmacının gelmeyeceğini bu kadar kısa bir süre önce öğrenmeseydik, belki de onun yerine bir başkasını bulabilirdik. B) Konuşmacının gelmeyeceğini önceden öğrenemediğimiz için sürenin azlığı nedeniyle yerine birini bulamadık. C) Konuşmacının gelmeyeceğini son anda öğrendiğimiz için yerine bir başkasını bulacak kadar zamanımız yoktu. D) Konuşmacı gelemeyceğini bize o kadar geç bildirdi ki yerine bir başkasını bulmamız mümkün değildi. E) Konuşmacının gelmeyeceğini önceden öğrenmiş olsaydık bile bu kadar kısa sürede yerine birini bulamazdık. 100. 51 International air travel has become so extensive that it's now possible to reach any place in the world in less than a day on one of the more than 350 airlines operating worldwide. A) Dünya çapında 350 havayolları tarafından sürdürülen uluslararası hava taşımacılığı çok yaygın ve sık olduğu için dünyanın herhangi bir yerine günübirliğine gidip gelmeniz mümkündür. B) Uluslararası hava taşımacılığı yapan şirketlerin sayısı şu anda 350 dir ve bu şirketler dünyanın hemen her yerine günlük seferler düzenlemektedirler. C) Uluslararası hava taşımacılığı şu anda dünyanın 350 merkezine seferler düzenlemektedir ve bu merkezlerden en uzak olanına bile bir günden daha az bir sürede ulaşılabilmektedir. D) Uluslararası hava taşımacılığı o kadar yaygınlaştı ki dünya çapında hizmet veren 350 havayollarından biriyle bir günden daha az bir sürede dünyanın herhangi bir yerine ulaşmak artık mümkün. E) Dünyanın her yerine çok sık seferler düzenleyen 350 havayollarından herhangi biriyle bir günden daha az bir sürede dilediğiniz yere gitmeniz hiç de imkansız değildir. The long coastline and large number of rivers and lakes provide Africa with plenty of fish resources. A) Afrika'da balığın bol olmasının nedeni sahip olduğu uzun kıyı şeridi ve çok sayıdaki nehir ve gölleridir. B) Uzun kıyı şeridi ve çok sayıda nehir ve göl Afrika'ya bol miktarda balık kaynağı sağlamaktadır. C) Afrika'da balık bol bulunmaktadır; çünkü kıta uzun bir kıyı şeridine ve çok sayıda nehir ve göle sahiptir. D) Afrika'nın başlıca yiyecek kaynağı, sahip olduğu uzun kıyıları, nehirleri ve göllerinden sağlanan balıktır. E) Uzun kıyı şeridinin yanı sıra, çok sayıda nehir ve göl, Afrika'ya bol miktarda balık sağlayan kaynaklardır. www.kpds.org MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 1 MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS PART II 6. SET 1 1. A: I can’t believe Jane isn’t here to collect her award. B: She ---- the invitation. We definitely should have checked that she had got it. You ---- your own canoe in order to join the canoe club. They cost a lot of money. You ---- mine whenever you want to go canoeing. A) would rather not receive A) mustn’t buy / had borrowed C) isn’t supposed to receive B) won’t haven bought / should borrow D) needn’t have received C) needn’t buy / can borrow E) must not have received B) had better not receive D) might not buy / would borrow 7. E) can’t buy / used to borrow A: Did you speak to Sam about the plans for the cake sale to raise money for charity? B: Yes I did and she ---- bake some biscuits and cakes if she has time. 2. He is so poor now it’s hard to believe that when he was young, he ---- down the street in his Rolls Royce or sometimes his Jaguar car. A) might be able to B) was able to C) used to D) had better E) has had to A) has been driving B) would drive 8. C) should have driven Our plane ---- in Cairo hours ago, but we haven’t even taken off from Heath-row yet. D) has driven A) was supposed to land E) may be driving B) must have landed C) ought to be landing D) will have landed 3. Just as my daughter was about to leave the house on her wedding day, my son spilt some tea on her dress. Fortunately, we ---- the stain with some special soap before the wedding took place. A) were able to remove B) must have removed C) might be removing D) could remove E) might be landing 9. E) used to remove This steak is a little bit undercooked for my taste. --- putting it back under the grill for another five minutes? A) Why don’t you B) Would you mind C) Would you like D) Do you prefer E) Do you mind if I 4. A: Is Julian not visiting aunt May with us today. 10. B: Well, he has been called out to an emergency, but he ---- us there if he finishes early. A) has joined B) could have joined B: I don’t know. She ---- short of money these days because her new kitchen cost her a lot of money. C) was joining D) might join A) will be B) has been D) would be E) could be E) would be joining 11. 5. A: I wonder why Mary didn’t want to come shopping in Oxford street with us. A: What were you doing at the bank yesterday? B: I ---- my bank manager for a loan to repair our house, and luckily, I managed to get it. I ---- to the office to send e-mail any longer. The company has bought me a lap top computer and a mobile phone which can be used for electronic mail and the Internet. A) didn’t use to return A) must have askedB) used to ask B) may not return C) had to ask C) needn’t have returned D) should have asked D) don’t have to return E) ought to ask E) must not have returned 52 C) can be www.kpds.org 12. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 1 20. You ---- so envious of your brother. He is successful because, unlike you, he works extremely hard. A) haven’t been B) won’t be C) weren’t D) shouldn’t be E) may not be 13. 21. Oh dear, we seem to have run out of salt. I ---- to the corner shop before dinner. ---- you hold this shelf here while I go and get my hammer? A) May B) Must D) Will E) Shall C) Should The tyres of my car ---- thin already. I only replaced them in January. I’ll have to buy better quality ones next time. A) shouldn’t have worn A) am able to go B) needed to go B) needn’t have worn C) could have gone D) must have gone C) didn’t wear D) aren’t supposed to wear E) will have to go E) haven’t worn 14. 15. I can’t understand why Dad is now so careful with his money. He ---- such a generous person. A) would be B) has been D) will be E) must be 22. C) used to be Trade is so poor these days! We ---- just two cars since I started working here a month ago. A) have been able to sell B) used to sell C) had to sell D) will have sold 23. A: ---- we drive to Sultan Ahmet in our new car? B) Can / would like C) Must / prefer D) Shall / would sooner B) have to supply C) may have supplied D) used to supply I suppose I ---- to type his report for him, but, at the time, I didn’t know how important it was. A) have had to offe r B) may have offered C) could have offered D) would rather offer E) was able to offer B: Well, I ---- take the ferry to avoid the traffic. A) May / must A) have supplied E) had supplied E) are supposed to sell 16. According to their letter, we ---- them with a copy of our company’s accounts before we can order any cars on contract hire. 24. E) Would / had better A: Why is Mom still in hospital? She ---- home today. B: They wanted to do some more tests. A) must have come 17. I was going to write my essay about the British nuclear tests in the Australian Desert, but I ---- the topic when I ---- much information about them. B) was supposed to come A) have changed / wasn’t able to find D) used to come B) had to change / couldn’t find E) may have come C) had better come C) must change / haven’t found D) might have changed / don’t find 25. E) used to change / might not find 18. ---- you do me a favour please? ---- you ask Mrs. Green if the interview room is available? A) Might / May B) May / Could C) Would / Do D) Shall / Might 26. B) would rather stay C) have stayed D) may stay B) used to make C) are making D) may have made George ---- better in the tennis tournament than I thought he ---- because he got through to the finals. A) must have played / could I was falling asleep while I was typing my speech last night. The only way I ---- awake was by drinking lots of strong coffee. A) ought to stay A) had better make E) can make E) Could / Would 19. I’d like to have some people for dinner tonight, but it is too late to ask anyone because they ---- their plans already. B) will have played / ought to C) should be playing / did D) ought to play / can E) had better play / should E) could stay 53 www.kpds.org 27. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 1 Ever since he took on this part time job, he ---enough time on his studies. 34. A) can’t spend B: He ---- permanently yesterday. I saw him at his desk only this morning. B) isn’t able to spend A: Oh well, he had his retirement presentation yesterday, but perhaps that was because the chairman was here. Maybe he is leaving on Friday. C) hasn’t been able to spend D) wasn’t able to spend E) couldn’t spend 28. Now that they have raised the prices at the gym, I --- going there or I’ll have difficulty paying it. A) must have stopped C) had better stop A: Peter in the accounts department retired yesterday. A) can’t have left B) ought not to leave C) hasn’t left D) needn’t have left E) had better not leave B) used to stop D) might have stopped 35. E) had stopped A: Did you have a busy day at the shop? If you did, you ---- rushed off your feet without me there. B: No, I wasn’t. It was quite a quiet day. 29. My brother’s eye sight is perfect, but I ---- glasses since I was seven years old. A) ought to wear B) must have worn C) have to wear D) had better wear A) must have been B) have been C) used to be D) would rather be E) might be 36. E) have had to wear I was just about to buy a new pair when the police rang to say my handbag had been found with my glasses still inside. So I ---- a new pair after all. A) needn’t have bought 30. 31. Would you mind if I ---- these trade magazines home to read? I never get time to read them in the office. B) mustn’t buy A) to take B) took D) shouldn’t have bought D) taking E) have taken C) wasn’t supposed to buy C) am taking E) didn’t need to buy 37. I am really surprised that Robby hasn’t signed up yet for skiing holiday this year. He ---- the first to book every year. A) will be B) may have been C) would be D) could be A: Why is she still perspiring? She ---- too hot- I’ve taken her jumper off. B: In that case she ---- a fever. You’d better take her temperature. A) can’t be / must have B) isn’t / would rather have E) used to be C) wouldn’t be / is having D) needn’t be / ought to have 32. Your mother ---- a restaurant. She is such a wonderful cook. If she opened a restaurant, I’m sure it would be full every night. A) must have opened B) used to open C) should open D) would open E) shouldn’t be / had 38. E) was able to open 33. We ---- offices soon. I saw the boss this morning viewing the new office block next to the station. 39. A) would rather be moving B) had better move C) would have moved D) may be moving E) have been moving Please Mum, ---- I watch the film tonight? I have finished all my homework. A) would B) may D) should E) must I really missed Istanbul, where I lived when I was younger. On summer evenings, we ---- along the coast by the sea of Marmara when the sun was setting behind Kınalıada. A) ought to walk B) have walked C) would walk D) had walked E) might walk 54 C) do www.kpds.org 40. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 1 A: Julester looks so slim. 47. B: Has she been dieting? A: Not that I am aware of. B: Well, she ---- very hard then. She goes horse riding, doesn’t she? We ---- by the river, but unfortunately, the riverside car park was full. A) should be parking B) had parked C) had better park D) were going to park E) are supposed to park A) must have been exercising B) was exercising C) had better exercise 48. D) was able to exercise E) will have been exercising 41. You ---- a tie on Friday they don’t let men into the restaurant unless they are wearing a tie. A) would wear B) must wear C) can wear D) may wear A) used to make B) were making C) should make D) have made E) would make 49. E) could wear 42. You ---- some more appointments to get some more business. You’re never going to achieve your sales target at this rate. You haven’t got time to do the gardening. I think you ---- a gardener, don’t you think so? A) ought to employ B) have employed Jennifer ---- the promotion that she is expecting as she hasn’t reached her sales target yet. C) are employing D) must have employed A) shouldn’t have got B) hadn’t got E) employed C) didn’t use to get D) wasn’t getting E) may not get 50. 43. Mom, according to what the doctor instructed you to do, you ---- any salt on your food. You know! If you insist on eating that much salt, you are bound to have another heart attack! A) must have persuaded B) could have persuaded A) needn’t have put B) didn’t use to put C) might be persuading C) haven’t put D) don’t have to put D) were able to persuade E) aren’t supposed to put 44. I’m glad that you ---- your father to let you come on this trip with us. It wouldn’t be so enjoyable without you! E) used to persuade Alfred ---- his ankle badly as we ---- in the mountains last Saturday. A) used to sprain / hiked 51. - 55. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. B) has sprained / could be hiking C) must have sprained / have hiked 51. D) sprained / were hiking E) may sprain / have been hiking 45. 46. Bana daha fazla ayrıntı vermeyi reddettiğiniz için sizi mahkemede savunamayacağımı üzülerek bildiriyorum. A) Your refusal to give me further information was the reason why l had to inform you that it was impossible for me to defend you. B) l'm sorry that l can't defend you in court because you haven't given me all the particulars required. C) Your refusal to provide further particulars, regrettably, led to my refusal to agree to defend you in court. D) Since you refuse to give me further particulars, l regret to inform you that l won't be able to defend you in court. E) Regrettably, l cannot agree to defend you in court unless you give me further particulars. ………… I look after Catty for a couple of hours so that you and Kevin can go to cinema? A) Would B) let D) did E) shall C) do During the strike of the railway workers, many commuters ---- a taxi to and from work by coming three or four people together so that they could afford it. A) have been hiring C) ought to hire B) had to hire D) will be hiring E) might hire 55 www.kpds.org 52. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 1 Mutfak pencerisinin önündeki çam ağacını kesmek zorunda kaldılar çünkü binanın temeline zarar veriyordu. 55. Birkaç emlakçıya uğrayıp kiralarla ilgili genel bir fikir edinince, o bölgede oturmaya gücümüz yetmeyeceğini anladık. A) lf they hadn't cut down the old pine tree from in front of the kitchen window, it might have damaged the foundations of the building. A) When we'd called at a few estate agents and got a general opinion of the rents, we realised that we couldn't afford to live in that area. B) They were forced to cut down the pine tree in front of the kitchen window for fear that it would damage the foundations of the building. B) After we'd asked several estate agents for their opinion, it became obvious that we couldn't afford to live around there. C) Basically, they had to cut down the pine tree in front of the building because it was blocking the kitchen window completely. C) D) They only cut down the old pine tree, which stood in front of the kitchen window, when it started to damage the foundations of the building. Though we were aware that the area was unaffordable for us, we still visited a few estate agents in order to get a general idea of the rents there. D) lf we had spoken to a few estate agents and grasped the general level of rent charged there, we wouldn't have decided to move to that part of town. E) Most of the estate agents we visited held the opinion that the rents charged in the area were too high for us to afford. E) They had to cut down the pine tree in front of the kitchen window as it was damaging the foundations of the building. 56. – 60. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 53. Bir ev hanımının dünyası sadece mutfak ve çocuk odasıyla sınırlı olmamalıdır. A) 54. 56. She shouldn't restrict her world to that of a housewife, merely working in the kitchen and the nursery. B) A housewife's world should not be restricted to just the kitchen and the nursery. C) A housewife's life should also include experiences outside the kitchen and the nursery. D) As a housewife, her world has been restricted to the kitchen and the nursery. E) A large part of a housewife's life is limited to working in the kitchen and the nursery. Her şeyi tek başına yapmaya çalışmak yerine, bizden ya da profesyonel birinden yardım isteyebilirdin. A) You didn't need to ask for a professional's help as, with our help, you were able to manage everything without it. B) lt would have been better if you had asked for our or a professional's help, but you tried to do everything yourself. C) 57. You could have asked for our or a professional's help instead of trying to do everything on your own. D) lnstead of doing everything all alone, you should have asked for our help, or even a professional's. E) You needn't have asked for our or a professional's help as you could have easily managed everything by yourself. 56 Since my sister was very shy as a child, whenever she was invited to a party, she would make up an excuse and not want to go. A) Kardeşim çok çekingen bir çocuk olduğu iin bir partiye davet edildiğinde heen bir mazeret uydurur ve gitmezdi. B) Kardeşim çocukken çok çekingen olduğu için ne zaman bir partiye davet edilse, bir mazeret uydurur gitmek istemezdi. C) Çocukluğundan beri çok çekingen olan kardeşim ne zaman bir partiye davet edilse, hemen bir mazeret uydurur ve gitmez istemez. D) Çocukken çok çekingen olan kardeşim istemediği partilere katılmamak için mutlaka bir mazeret bulurdu. E) Kardeşim çocukken çok çekingen olduğu için hiçbir partiye katılmaz, davet edildiği zaman da bir mazeret uydururdu. Parents should not be too permissive with their children, or they may lose their control over them completely when the children grow up. A) Çocukları büyüdüğünde onlar üzerindeki kontrollerini tamamen yitirmiş olan ebeveynler küçükken onlara karşı çok tavizkar davranmış olmalılar. B) Ebeveynlerin çocuklarına karşı fazla tavizkar olmaması gerekir yoksa çocuklar büyüdüklerinde onları kontrol etmek zor olur. C) Çocuklarına karşı fazla tavizkar olan ebeveynler çocukları büyüdüğünde onların üzerindeki kontrollerini tamamen yitirirler. D) Çocukları büyüdüğünde onların üzerindeki kontrollerini yitirmek istemiyorlarsa ebeveynlerin, çocuklarına karşı fazla tavizkar olmaması gerekir. E) Ebeveynler çocuklarına karşı fazla tavizkar olmamalılar yoksa çocuklar büyüdüğünde onlar üzerindeki kontrollerini tamamen yitirebilirler. www.kpds.org 58. 59. Even the owners of the houses not damaged during the earthquake could not return on their houses for days due to fear. A) Evleri hasar görmediği halde bazı insanlar depremden sonra günlerce içeri girmekten korktu. B) İnsanlar, depremden günler sonra, hiç hasar görmemiş evlere bile korkarak girebildiler. C) Depremden günler sonra, yıkılmayan evlerin sahipleri bile korkudan evlerine giremiyorlardı. D) E) 61. – 75. sorularda verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 61. Every should save water as it is not only economical but also resourceful. A) All of us must have used less water as we have saved a lot of money on our water bill. B) Every person must try to use less water not in order to save money but to save valuable resources. Depremde hasar görmemiş evlerin sahipleri bile, korkudan günlerce evlerine giremediler. C) Everybody ought to save water because by doing so, they will save both money and this resource. İnsanlar depremden o kadar korkmuştu ki evleri hasar görmemiş olanlar bile günlerce içeri giremedi. D) Using less water should be everybody's concern as it saves valuable resources. E) Someone must have used a lot of water as our water has cost more than usual. ln an effort to sabotage others' computers, some users, called hackers, create software that can damage a computer's programs or data. A) 60. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 1 Başkalarının bilgisyarlarını sabote etmek amacıyla, hacker adı verilen bazı kullanıcılar, bilgisayarın programlarına ya da verilerine zarar verebilen programlar üretiyorlar. B) Başka bilgisayarları sabote etmek için, bilgisayarın programlarına ya da verilerine zarar veren programlar üreten kişilere hacker denir. C) Hacker adı verilen bazı kullanıcılar, bilgisayarların hem programlarına hem de verilerine zarar verebilen programlar üreterek başkalarının bilgisayarlarını sabote etmektedir. D) Hacker diye adlandırılan bazı sabotajcılar, bilgisayar programları üreterek başkalarının bilgisayarlarına ya da verilerine zarar vermeye çalışmaktadır. E) Hackerlar, bilgisayarın sadece programlarına değil verilerine de zarar verebilen programları, başkalarının bilgisayarlarını sabote etmek amacıyla üretirler. 62. Although they seem to offer an escape from problems for a few hours, in fact, drugs create more problems than solutions. A) B) C) D) E) 63. Sorunlardan sadece birkaç saatliğine kaçış sağlamaya yarayan uyuşturucular aslında sorunları daha da büyütürler. Uyuşturucular sorunları gerçek anlamda çözmez, sadece kişiyi birkaç saatliğine sorunlardan uzaklaştırır. Birkaç saatliğine sorunlardan kaçış sağlıyor gibi görünseler de aslında uyuşturucular çözümden daha çok sorun yaratırlar. Sorunlarından sadece birkaç saatliğine uzaklaşmak için uyuşturuculara baş vuran biri, gerçekte kendine daha büyük bir sorun yaratmıştır. Birkaç saatliğine sorunlardan kaçmada yararı görülmüşse de uyuşturucular sorunları çözmez, daha çok sorun yaratırlar. 64. 57 l will let you take the dog for a walk, but you are not to take off its lead at any time. A) l will allow you to walk the dog; however, you must not take his lead off at all. B) Our dog should not be let off his lead at any time, so you can't take it for a walk. C) We used to take off the dog's lead during walks, but now l find it dangerous. D) You were supposed to take the dog's lead off while you were walking it. E) l won't let you take the dog for a walk until you promise not to let it loose. You might have difficulty finding the files for some of these customers on the list, so ask me if you need any help. A) Perhaps you would have found it easier to work on these customer files if you had asked for my assistance. B) l could have helped you find the files on these customers, but l didn't know you were having trouble. C) You were supposed to find the files on all of these customers on your own, but you needed my help when you had trouble. D) Ask me if you require assistance as it is possible that you won't find all these customers' files easily. E) You must have had difficulty finding the files on some of these customers, but you should have asked for help. lf you would prefer us not to supply an alarm with the vehicle, we can provide a cheaper price. www.kpds.org 65. A) l'm afraid we cannot supply an alarm with the vehicle at such a cheap price. B) We would much rather supply an alarm with the vehicle, but this of course increases the price. A) C) Would you like us to supply an alarm with the vehicle, which we will be able to include in our price? When we were teenagers, we went to the shopping–centre very often but rarely bought anything. B) D) As you've asked us to supply an alarm with the vehicle, you'll have to pay extra money for that. lt used to take us hours to decide what to buy at the shopping–centre when we were teenagers. C) E) We can give you a better price if you would rather we didn't supply the vehicle with an alarm. For ages, window–shopping at big centres has always been quite exciting for teenagers. D) As teenagers, we would spend hours at the shopping–centre just looking in the shop windows. E) l shouldn't have spent so many hours window– shopping when l was a teenager. 67. 68. lf we can get a baby–sitter on Saturday, let's go for a meal at that ltalian restaurant by the river. A) We should have got a baby–sitter on Saturday, so we could have gone for an ltalian meal by the river. B) Why don't we eat at that ltalian restaurant by the river on Saturday if we can find someone to look after the baby? C) Shall we ask our baby–sitter to stay up for Saturday night so that we can go to that ltalian restaurant by the river? D) We needn't have hired someone to look after the baby on Saturday,. as we didn't go to the ltalian restaurant by the river after all. E) 66. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 1 69. We were able to get someone to look afer the baby on Saturday, so we went to the ltalian restaurant by the river. We used to walk around the shopping centre for ages doing nothing but window–shopping when we were teenagers. lt is impossible for us to give you a further discount on this price. A) We can only offer you another small discount on this price, and that's all. B) There is no way we can reduce this price further. C) We shouldn't have reduced the price so much D) Seeing as you can't affort it, we'll have to drop our price. E) l can assure you that our price is the lowest you will find anywhere. l've just learned from the doctor that Peter has to stay in hospital until they remove his stitches. A) According to what the doctor has just told me, Peter can only leave the hospital after they have taken his stitches out. B) The doctor has just informed me that Peter wants to leave the hospital as soon as they have take his stitches out. C) According to the doctor, they might allow Peter to go home from the hospital when they have taken his stitches out. D) As far as l know, the doctors ought to have taken his stitches out before they allowed Peter to leave the hospital. E) l know that Peter has to stay in hospital a little longer because the doctors still haven't taken his stitches out. 70. 71. Rather than buying curtains, why don't we make them ourselves? You ought to have asked for the departure times of the trains yesterday. A) You shouldn't have left home yesterday without knowing the departure times for trains. B) lt was a mistake on your part not to have found out departure times for trains yesterday. C) You were supposed to find out the departure times for trains yesterday, not today. D) You couldn't have learned the departure times for trains yesterday even if you'd tried to. E) They ought to have told you the train times yesterday when you asked them. He had better hand me his report today, or l'll inform the manager. A) l would rather buy somu curtains than make my own. A) The manager ought to deal with employees who fail to give me their reports. B) Would you rather buy curtains or make them yourself? B) He was supposed to hand me his report today, but he didn't, so l've told the manager. C) Let's make our own curtains instead of buying some ready–made ones. C) l had no alternative but to tell the manager because he failed to give me his report again. D) l wouldn't mind making our own curtains, if you don't want to buy any. D) E) Do you think we can manage to make our own curtains or should we buy them? l would rather not inform the manager, but l think l have to because he won't give me his report today. E) l'll let the manager know if he fails to give me his report today. 58 www.kpds.org 72. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 1 Would you mind if l picked you up half an hour later? 74. lt's possible that unintentionally. A) A) You may not have heard him properly. B) He might not have meant to hurt you feelings. l won't be able to get there to pick you up for half an hour. hurt your feelings B) Would you pick me up thirty minutes later than usual, if you don't mind? C) He should have told you about that without hurting your feelings. C) lf that's all right with you, can l pick you up thirty minutes later? D) He couldn't have explained this without hurting your feelings. D) Can l collect you in half an hour if that won't make you late for work? E) As far as l can see, he hurt your feelings deeply, though not on purpose. E) Do you want me to pick you up in half an hour? 75. 73. he He must have been on his way to class; otherwise, he would have stopped to chat. A) l'm pretty sure he was on his way to his lesson and couldn't stop to talk. B) l saw him on his way to his lesson, but he still had time to stop and talk. C) l saw him going to his lesson, but instead of stopping to chat, he ignored me. D) lf he had been on his way to class, he wouldn't have stopped for a chat. E) He is always late for his lessons and never has time to stop to chat. 59 However worthless they may seem to most of us, antique hand–crafted buttons are avidly collected by enthusiasts. A) ln the opinion of many, collecting antique hand– crafted buttons is a complete waste of time. B) Most of us may not be aware of the value of hand–crafted buttons; however, enthusiasts spend a fortune on them. C) lt's surprising how many people are enthusiastically taking up the hobby of hand– crafted antique button collecting. D) Collectors enthusiastically make antique hand– crafted button collections despite their apparent worthlessness to most of us. E) l think most people would agree that making a worthwhile collection of hand–crafted buttons takes enthusiasm. www.kpds.org MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 2 8. SET 2 1. A) haven’t been going B) shouldn’t have gone C) must not have gone D) don’t have to go E) may not have gone You ---- the meeting this week if you are too busy. There is going to be another one next week and you ---- to that one. 9. B) needn’t attend / can go Wilber ---- smoking and eating meat after his heart attack, but he didn’t and now he has had a second one. C) can’t attend / have gone A) should have stopped B) must have stopped D) won’t have attended / go C) was able to stop D) will have stopped A) might not attend / would go E) used to stop E) didn’t attend / used to go 2. Hurray! We ---- to school today because it is snowing so hard. 10. You look as if you are having trouble with your homework. ---- you like me to help you with it? A) Could B) Did D) Would E) Shall C) May According to the weather report, it ---- tomorrow, and if it does, we ---- the hike I’ve been looking forward to. A) ought to rain / cancelled B) must rain / were able to cancel C) may rain / will have to cancel 3. I thought that I had my keys with me, but I can’t find them in my coat. I ---- them in my other coat. A) am supposed to leave B) am able to leave C) would rather have left D) must have left D) would be raining / had to cancel E) has been raining / must cancel 11. E) could leave 4. I’ve heard that Mr. Benner is the toughest teacher for this course. You ---- to get another teacher, or you can’t get a good mark. A) had better try B) must have tried C) have tried D) would try 12. You ---- to bed early the night before an exam. A good night’s sleep will do you more good than studying all night and then falling asleep in the exam. 13. B) might not leave C) must not have left D) shouldn’t have left I’d really rather ---- in Hawaii at he moment than stuck behind this desk all day. A) I am surfing B) to be surfing D) have surfed E) be surfing C) to surf You ---- your plane ticket so far in advance because flights to Birmingham are never full. A) will have gone B) may go A) can’t buy B) needn’t have bought C) ought to go D) would go C) didn’t use to buy D) haven’t bought E) couldn’t have bought E) would rather go 6. A) can’t have left E) haven’t been leaving E) might have tried 5. I know you have a lot of work to do, but it is your own fault; you ---- everything until the last minute. 14. Would you mind ---- your music so loudly? I am trying to study. A) not play B) not playing D) not to play E) haven’t played C) didn’t play In Iran and Saudi Arabia, all women ---- their heads outside of the house, but in most Muslim countries it is optional. A) have to cover B) must have covered C) could be covering D) might cover E) used to cover 7. The former president never ---- to the press, but this one is much more accessible. A) could have talked B) should be talking C) must have talked D) has to talk 15. E) used to talk I ---- a stockbroker if I had wanted to, but I thought life as a bass guitarist in a heavy metal band would be far more interested. A) was able to become B) may have become C) had become D) could have become E) used to become 60 www.kpds.org 16. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 2 You ---- more carefully. Now the insurance company won’t pay you anything because the accident was your fault. 24. Now remember, when you are in the race you ---- to run too fast in the first few laps because you will need plenty of energy for the final sprint. A) must have been driving A) haven’t tried B) shouldn’t have tried B) should be driving C) mustn’t try D) might not try C) had been driving E) didn’t use to try D) ought to have been driving E) have been driving 17. 18. 25. I’d rather you ---- out tonight because, according to the news, there could be trouble downtown. A) haven’t gone B) not to go C) won’t go E) not going A) ought to hear B) have heard D) have to hear E) used to hear C) can hear C) didn’t go 26. A friend of mine told me that I ---- India in the summer, because that is the monsoon season, when it is both too hot and too wet. A) didn’t use to visit B) needn’t visit C) haven’t visited D) might not visit 27. Hawaii is such an expensive place to live and the wages are so low that you ---- very hard just to get by. A) are able to work B) have to work C) have worked D) must have worked My sister ---- a German teacher because her German was fluent, but she decided to become an accountant instead. A) has become B) had to become C) will become D) could have become E) must have become E) shouldn’t visit 19. There are some sounds that are out of the range of the human ear but which dogs ----. You ---- me at work. The boss was really angry because he had warned me before about personal calls. A) must not have phoned B) shouldn’t have phoned C) didn’t phone D) didn’t use to phone E) used to work E) can’t have phoned 20. We had better hurry if we want to get back to the hotel before the curfew. No one ---- out after dark, expect for the petrol forces, you know. 28. Sally …… Italian like a native, but since she moved to Indiana, she has forgotten most of it. A) could have been B) is supposed to be A) used to speak C) has been D) has to be B) had spoken E) should have been C) was supposed to speak D) has been speaking 21. Mike couldn’t attend university because he ---- his family when his father died. A) had to support B) must have supported C) could be supporting D) has been supporting E) must have spoken 29. E) will have supported 22. 23. Petroleum deposits can occur almost anywhere they ---- under deserts, under fertile land, or even under the sea. A) ought to be B) may be D) were E) should have been While there seem to be plenty of unexploited petroleum reserves, some experts worry that there ---- enough to carry us through the next century. A) may not be B) haven’t been C) didn’t use to be D) don’t have to be E) had better not be C) must be 30. Using the latest and most expensive technology, including nuclear batteries, space scientists ---- to the furthest reaches of our solar system now. A) were probing B) may have probed C) used to probe D) are able to probe 31. E) must have probed 61 Today no one can imagine what a battle at sea was like in the days of sail. It ---- both an impressive and a frightening sight. A) might be B) could be D) has been E) must have been C) ought to be When we went to Japan, we ---- anything for ourselves because our Japanese hosts took care of everything. www.kpds.org MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 2 A) must not have done B) needn’t have done A) was able to get B) have got C) didn’t need to do D) couldn’t have done C) used to get D) should have got E) had to get E) ought not to do 32. 39. A: I hear a noise coming from the kitchen. B: My greedy brother ---- for something to eat. A) must be looking B) should have looked C) used to look D) ought to be looking Sean ---- married three months ago and since then he ---- out drinking with his old friends. A) had got / ought not to go B) used to get / couldn’t have gone C) got / hasn’t been able to go E) has looked D) has got / shouldn’t be going E) was getting / didn’t have to go 33. A: Did you know that classes were cancelled yesterday because the heating in the building failed? 40. B: No, but I ---- anyway because I was in bed all day with flu. A) didn’t use to attend B) won’t be attending C) must not have attended D) haven’t attended E) couldn’t have attended 34. 41. I know I ---- for a job, but there are so few jobs for a person of my abilities that is discouraging. A) had been looking B) ought to look C) must have looked D) was able to look A) used to try B) is trying C) tried D) had to try E) could have tried It is hardly surprising that he gets depressed and wonders if he can really ---- married. A) could have got B) must have got C) used to get D) had better get E) ought to have got E) used to look 35. These days, he ---- to stop smoking and playing cards as well because his wife is so strict with him, so his life will have changed completely soon. 42. I ---- the same computer program when I worked at a bank, so it ---- easy for me to adjust to this new job. A) should be using / could be Though Sally ---- how to swim, when she met a young man who was a professional diver, she learned quickly. A) hasn’t known B) might not know C) can’t know D) wouldn’t know E) didn’t know B) used to use / should be C) need to use / would be 43. D) must have used / must be E) might have used / can be 36. He ….… as carefully as he claimed he was. Why did he bump into the lamp post then? 44. B) isn’t supposed to drive C) won’t have been driving D) shouldn’t have driven 45. Would you mind if I ---- early this afternoon? I have a dentist appointment at 4:30. B) had left D) left E) have left C) leaving C) would buy / could D) must have bought / can Where have you been? You ---- here at 2 o’clock, and it’s almost 3. A) must have been B) were supposed to be C) were able to be D) are going to be I told my flatmate to buy some bread, but he ---because there isn’t any here. A) must have forgotten B) ought to be forgetting C) could forget D) should have forgotten E) was able to forget 46. 38. B) had to buy / does E) have been E) can’t have been driving A) to leave A) should buy / did E) would rather buy / has A) doesn’t have to drive 37. Our father never earned much money, but he ---something nice for us whenever he …………. I’m so glad that I …….… to the meeting place on time yesterday despite the heavy traffic, or the boss would have been really annoyed. 62 Sue has only been in Egypt for a year and she already speaks Arabic fluently. She ---- it that quickly. I’m sure she had started studying it before she left England. www.kpds.org MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 2 A) shouldn’t have learned B) Had it not been for the news reports, he would not have realised how serious the situation actually is. C) Although what has occurred has been in the news a lot, l doubt that he is aware of its seriousness. D) l feel sure that he would understand the seriousness of the situation if the news reports were more complete. E) No matter how well the news reports put it across, he is incapable of understanding how serious this is. B) won’t have learned C) can’t have learned D) didn’t use to learn E) isn’t supposed to learn 47. 48. Do you think Jeff ---- to join us on our hike? Does he like this sort of activity? A) would rather B) was able C) has been able D) had better E) would like Sam is such a good swimmer that he --- the Olympic record for the 100 metre race, but unfortunately he didn’t compete because of a pulled shoulder muscle. A) is going to break B) must have broken C) could have broken D) is supposed to break 53. E) had to break 49. I wonder what the problem was in the restaurant last night. Three members of staff ---- tables, but there was only one, I must speak to the restaurant manager. A) could be clearing Private parcel delivery services provide a faster and more secure alternative to postal services around the world, but they are relatively expensive. A) International postal services are facing stiff competition from private parcel delivery services, so they have lowered their prices in response. B) Although postal services around the world are cheaper, parcels have a better chance of arriving more quickly and securely through private parcel delivery services. C) While it is more expensive to use local postal services, privatised parcel delivery services are faster and more secure. D) Private parcel delivery services, with their faster, more economical and more efficient delivery, are driving postal services out of business all over the world. E) You can use a normal postal service for your parcels, or alternatively, if you are willing to take a chance and wait a little longer, you can use a private parcel delivery service. B) ought to be clearing C) should have been clearing D) must have been clearing E) were clearing 50. Hey, watch where you are going! You ---- me! A) could have killed B) should have killed C) have killed D) will have killed E) used to kill 51. - 65. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 51. 52. 54. He must have changed his phone number because l can't get hold of him. Would you mind if l borrowed your car to take my sick friend to the hospital? A) He could have changed his phone number after l last got in touch with him. A) Do you think l should drive my friend to the hospital? He seems very ill. B) He had to change his phone number because l couldn't get through to his old one. B) Would you give us a lift in your car to the hospital as my friend is very ill? C) It is possible that he'll change his phone number, but l won't know for sure until l talk to him. C) Did you bring your car, because l need to take my sick friend to the hospital? D) He should have changed his phone number because no one could get in touch with him. D) Will you give me your permission to take my sick friend to the hospital in your car? E) l am unable to get in contact with him, so it is highly likely that he has a new phone number. E) Do you think l should borrow a car and take my sick friend to the hospital? 55. In spite of the many news reports, l am not sure he understands the gravity of what has happened. A) As a student, l used to think that all my teachers wanted me to fail. A) The news reports have emphasized how serious the situation is, but he does not care at all. 63 In spite of being a good student, l did badly because of the attitude of my teachers. www.kpds.org 56. 57. 58. 59. B) l was such a bad student that l got used to thinking that all my teachers wanted me to fail. C) Though it sometimes seemed that all my teachers wanted me to fail, l knew that it was not true. D) When l was a student, l held the belief that none of my teachers wanted to see me succeed. E) During my time as a student l was confident of passing despite the attitude of my teachers. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 2 In order to be able to hand your essay in tomorrow, you had better stop making notes now and start typing. A) Why don't you type your essay directly, without taking notes, if you are to hand it in tomorrow? B) lf you had wanted to finish your essay in time to hand in, you should have finished your note– taking yesterday. C) l guess you stopped taking notes and started typing your essay in order to be able to get it ready for tomorrow. D) It is time to stop note–taking and start typing; otherwise, you won't be able to give your essay in tomorrow. E) You don't need to stop writing notes and start typing yet as you can explain tomorrow why you haven't finished it. 60. It was not necessary for me to study as hard as l actually did for the exam because it was easier than l expected. A) l must not have studied as hard as l thought l did because the exam did not seem easy. B) Having hardly studied for the exam, l was hoping that it would be easier than they usually were. C) l didn't use to study very hard for my exams because l usually found them so easy. D) Because l knew the exam was going to be easy, l studied very little for it. E) The exam was not as difficult as l had anticipated, so l needn't have studied so hard for it. This can't be the house l grew up in because l don't recognise anything. A) l should have come here to find my home before it changed so much and there were still familiar things. B) 61. A) Although he had lived in Egypt for five years, he was still unable to decipher the articles in the newspapers. B) While he could read the newspapers after five years in Egypt, he was still having great difficulty understanding them. C) In spite of only having lived in Egypt for five years, he was able to read the main headings of the newspapers. D) He had lived in Egypt for five years before he could understand the newspapers without finding it very difficult. E) His ability to read the newspapers was impressive for someone who had only lived in Egypt for five years. Going into a house with your shoes on may be acceptable in the West, but it isn't in most of the East. A) Though Westerners usually enter a house with their shoes on, they are careful not to do so if they are in the East. B) You should remember when visiting the East that customs like not wearing footwear inside a home are very important. C) The Western custom of going into a house wearing shoes is unacceptable in the majority of Eastern societies. D) You should not wear shoes inside a house in some countries no matter how normal it might seem in your own country. E) Though no one can explain why it is inappropriate to wear shoes inside a house in the East, Westerners should remember not to do it. Let's take a taxi instead of walking home even though it is expensive. A) l wouldn't mind spending the extra money and going home by taxi although it is a nice walk. It is not possible that this is the house where l spent my childhood as nothing is familiar to me. B) Rather than spending the money on a taxi, why don't we walk home instead? C) As this is the house where l was raised, l am surprised that l recognise so little. C) lf we had enough money, we wouldn't have to walk home; instead, we could take a taxi. D) l am unable to tell if this is my childhood home or not because so much is unfamiliar. D) In spite of the expense, l would rather we took a taxi home than walked. E) l can tell that this used to be my home when l was a child, even though everything is so different now. E) Should we take a taxi despite the expense, or should we walk home? It was only after he had lived in Egypt for five years that he was able to read the newspapers without much difficulty. 62. It is possible that this will be your last opportunity if you do not do well on the report. A) 64 l think it is better if you don't get another chance to do a report after the last one. www.kpds.org B) You will only get another chance if you have done your best on this report. C) As soon as you are better, you will get another chance to do a good report. D) E) 63. 64. MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 2 66. You must have done a good report as you know that you will never get another chance, if you haven't. A) You did not write the paper in perfect English because you are not able to. B) The English in this paper is so good that l know you must have worked hard on it. C) It is not possible for this paper to be your own work because you are unable to write such flawless English. D) You must not have worked very hard on this paper, or the English would have been perfect. E) No one would have thought that you were capable of writing such good English. 67. It must have been a terrific feeling when you heard about your lottery win. I'm sure you felt great upon learning that you were the winner of the lottery. B) l can imagine how you felt when you learned that you had almost won the lottery. C) l guess your first feeling was fear when you heard about winning the lottery. D) You should have felt better about all the money you won from the lottery. E) You ought to have chosen different numbers if you wanted to win the lottery. 68. 65. A) Hafta sonuna kadar bekleyebileceklerini söyledikleri için hemen karar vermek zorunda değildim. B) Hafta sonuna kadar bekleyebilecekleri için hemen karar vermek zorunda olmamak beni çok rahatlattı. C) Karar vermek için hafta sonuna kadar vaktim vardı çünkü bir süre bekleyebileceklerini duymuştum. D) Hemen karar vermek zorunda olmadığımı, hafta sonuna kadar bekleyebileceklerini öğrenince rahatladım. E) Hafta sonuna kadar bekleyeceklerini öğrendiğimde, hemen karar vermek zorunda olmadığım için rahatladım. You had better do a good job on the report, or you may never get another chance. You can't have written this paper yourself because the English is perfect. A) l was relieved to learn that l didn't have to decide immediately, and that they could wait until the end of the week. You had better wait for the rain to stop before you leave, or you might catch a cold. A) It is so cold and rainy that it would be a good idea for us not to leave just now. B) It's likely that you'll catch cold in this rain, so you shouldn't leave until it stops. C) You will certainly get cold and wet if you go out into this rain. D) Do you really think it is a good idea to risk catching a chill in this rain? E) It is too cold to go out and it might rain, so l think you should wait before you leave. 66. – 70. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 69. 65 Because it is both unknown and inevitable, death has always been a source of wonder and fear. A) İnsanlar, kaçınılmaz olduğunu bildikleri ölüme karşı her zaman merakla karışık korku duymuşlardır. B) Her zaman bir korku kaynağı olan ölüm, hem bilinmeyen hem de kaçınılmaz olduğu için hep merak edilmiştir. C) Hem bilinmeyen hem de kaçınılmaz olduğu için ölüm her zaman bir merak ve korku kaynağı olmuştur. D) Ölümün her zaman bir merak ve korku kaynağı olmasının nedeni hem bilinmemesi hem de kaçınılmaz olmasıdır. E) Bilinmeyen bir şey olduğu için insanların merak ettiği ama aynı zamanda korktuğu ölüm kaçınılmaz bir olaydır. By the end of the first nine months, most babies will be able to sit without support and balance well enough to play as they sit. A) Dokuzuncu ayın sonunda bebekler, destek olmaksızın denge sağlayabilir ve oturarak oyun oynayabilirler. B) İlk dokuz ayın sonunda bebek desteksiz oturabiliyorsa, oturarak oyun oynamasını sağlayacak dengeyi de kurabilir. C) Dokuzuncu ayın sonunda, oturarak oyun oynayabilecek kadar denge sağlayabilen çoğu bebek desteksiz oturabilir. D) Bebeklerin çoğu ancak dokuzuncu aydan sonra desteksiz oturmayı ve otururken oyun oynayacak kadar denge sağlamayı becerir. E) İlk dokuz ayın sonunda çoğu bebek, desteksiz oturabilir ve otururken oyun oynayacak kadar denge sağlayabilir. Pregnant women should avoid cigarettes and alcoholic beverages since these substances may harm the baby. www.kpds.org MODAL AUXILIARIES & SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS: PART II SET 2 A) Hamile kadınlar sigara ve alkollü içeceklerden kaçınmalıdırlar çünkü bu maddeler bebeğe zarar verebilir. A) Persuading my father about moving to a larger home was easy as he had also been thinking it might be a good idea. B) Mademki sigara ve alkollü içecekler bebeğe zarar verebiliyor hamile kadınların bu maddelerden uzak durmalıdır. B) l realised that l needn't have tried so hard to persuade my father to move into a bigger house as he had had the same idea some time ago. C) Hamile kadınların sigara ve alkollü içeceklerden kaçınmasının nedeni bu maddelerin bebeğe zarar verme olasılığıdır. C) l had been trying to persuade my father for some time to move to a larger house when he finally agreed to this idea. D) Sigara ve alkollü içecekler bebeğe zarar verebileceğinden hamile kadınlar için bu maddeler sakıncalıdır. D) l didn't need to try hard to persuade my father about moving to a bigger house as he'd been thinking about the same thing for some time. E) E) Hamile kadınların kaçınması gereken sigara ve alkollü içecekler, ileride bebeğe zarar verebilir. My father had been considering moving to a bigger house for some time anyway, so he didn't need much persuasion from me. 73. 70. Accidents and suicides are the leading causes of deaths among youths and frequently are the result of alcohol and drug use. A) Çoğunlukla alkol ve uyuşturucu kullanımının sonucu meydana gelen kaza ve intiharlar, gençler arasında en yaygın ölüm nedenleridir. B) Kaza ve intihar, gençler arasında önde gelen ölüm nedenleridir ve çoğunlukla da alkol ve uyuşturucu kullanımının sonucudur. C) Kaza ve intihar, gençler arasında alkol ve uyuşturucu bağımlılığı sonucu meydana gelen ve çoğunlukla ölümle sonuçlanan olaylardır. D) Çoğunlukla gençler arasında başlıca ölüm nedeni olan kaza ve intihar olayları, alkol ve uyuşturucu kullanımının yaygınlaşmasının sonuçlarıdır. E) Gençler arasında kaza ve intihar sonucu ölüm olaylarının çok yaygın olmasının başlıca nedeni alkol ve uyuşturucu bağımlılığıdır. 74. 71. – 75. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 71. A) l believe that people in the past, even though they didn't have the benefits of modern times, were in general happier than today's people. B) In the past, people lived without many modern comforts, but in my opinion, they were even happier than most people today are. C) The modern age has brought people many benefits yet, my opinion is that we are not happier than people in the past were. D) Even through people in the past lacked many benefits of modern society, l believe that they were just as happy as today's people are. E) In the past, people used to lack many benefits of the modern age, but in my opinion, they were a lot happier than today's people. Kitabı okumuş olamazsın; çünkü kitabın ne hakkında olduğu konusunda bile hiçbir fikrin yok. A) You could have read the book just in order to understand what it is about. B) lf you had read the book, you would have some idea what it is about. C) You don't even know what the book is about, so it is clear that you haven't read it. D) You can't have read the book as you don't even have an idea what it is about. E) You clearly haven't read the book properly; otherwise you would have some idea what it is about. Kızkardeşinin düğünü için aldığı elbise son moda olabilir ama ona hiç yakışmamış. A) The fashionable dress she has bought to wear to her sister's wedding doesn't suit her at all. B) l don't think the dress she bought for her sister's wedding suits her at all, but at least it is the latest fashion. C) The dress she bought for her sister's wedding may be the last fashion, but it didn't suit her at all. D) Not only does the dress she bought for her sister's wedding suit her, but it is also highly fashionable. E) 72. Eskiden insanlar modern çağın pek çok nimetlerinden yoksundular; ama bence günümüz insanından çok daha umutluydular. 75. Her sister's wedding dress was the latest fashion, but l didn't think it really suited her. Babamı, daha büyük bir eve taşınmamız konusunda ikna etmek için çok fazla uğraşmam gerekmedi; çünkü o da bir süredir aynı şeyi düşünüyormuş. 66 Kompozisyon yazarken konudan uzaklaşmamaya özellikle dikkat etmelisiniz. A) When you write a composition, you must remember to keep to the main point. B) It is very important not to wander from the point when you write a composition. C) You must pay special attention not to wander from the point when you write a compositions. D) It is best to focus on one main point in written composition. E) Special attention should be made not to stray from the point in written compositions. www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 1 THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I 7. SET 1 1. The results of the research ---- that, presently, several East Asian countries ---- rapidly. Normal climbing boots slip in icy conditions, so climbers ---- iron plates with spikes, known as crampons, to their boots. A) should be fixed B) have to fix C) have been fixed D) used to fix E) must be fixed A) have indicated / were developing B) indicate / are developing 8. C) are indicated / have been developing “Fragile, handle with care” ---- on the package, but still the contents of the parcel ---- when it arrived. D) were indicated / had developed A) had written / would be broken E) had indicated / developed B) is being written / will be broken C) was written / were broken 2. Understandably, her friends ---- when Julia married someone else after being engaged to John for two years. A) are surprising B) were surprised C) surprised D) will be surprised D) would have written / had broken E) has been written / could break 9. E) had surprised 3. The facsimile ---- when the secretary returns from lunch. A) will be sent B) is going to send C) should have sent D) was being sent A) did not bear B) was not bearing C) has not been borne D) does not bear E) will not be borne 10. E) has been sent 4. An apple tree ---- fruit until it is five to eight years old. The hill where Jane Austen set one of her romances ---- Box Hill because of the box trees which ---there. A) calls / are grown Because James ---- to physical work, he ---- after he had spent a week on the farm. B) has been calling / grew A) isn’t accustomed / might be exhausted C) used to call / used to grow B) hadn’t accustomed / had exhausted D) are calling / were growing C) won’t be accustomed / will be exhausted E) is called / grow D) hasn’t accustomed / has exhausted 11. E) wasn’t accustomed / was exhausted 5. A) enhance / are revised Animals ---- to survive in the wild, rather than kept in captivity. B) were enhancing / revised A) are helping B) have been helping C) had enhanced / were revising C) should be helped D) could be helping D) could be enhanced / would revise E) ought to have helped 6. Your chances of success in an examination ---- if you ---- the course work thoroughly. E) are enhanced / revise Films of violence ---- on television until after 9.30 at night, the time when the majority of children ---- to bed. 12. When he ---- an essay in on time for once, his professor ---- him a look of surprise. A) handed / gave A) cannot be shown / went B) was handed / was giving B) aren’t being shown / had gone C) is handed / will be given C) didn’t use to be shown / are going D) has handed / would give D) shouldn’t be shown / go E) hands / is given E) needn’t be shown / have gone 67 www.kpds.org 13. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 1 You ---- plenty of time in case the bus ----; otherwise, you’ll risk missing your ferry. 19. A) must have allowed / delays Judging from the speed of mechanization, it ---- that very few things in the world ---- by hand in the twenty-first century. A) has been predicted / will be making B) used to allow / delayed B) can be predicted / will be made C) ought to be allowed / has delayed C) will be predicted / were made D) had better allow / is delayed D) is being predicted / have been made E) were allowed / was delayed E) is predicting / will have been made 14. It’s true that happiness ---- with money, but some money ---- life easier. 20. A) mustn’t be bought / made Considering the meager resources we ---- with for the project, we ---- a wonderful job. A) had been provided / did B) shouldn’t buy / has made B) were provided / can do C) can’t be bought / makes C) have been provided / used to do D) doesn’t buy / is making D) will be provided / have done E) hasn’t been bought / is made E) provided / will be doing 15. Cells ---- for the first time by the English scientist Robert Hooke, who, in 1665, ---- a book about his findings. 21. A) were described / published Solutions to the problem of unemployment ---- , but none of the measures that ---- so far has been very successful. A) have sought / will be tired B) had described / would have published B) will be sought / have been trying C) could be described / was published C) had been seeking / were trying D) has described / had published D) are being sought / have been tried E) would be described / could be published E) have been seeking / are tried 16. Portland cement, when it ........... with water, ---- a paste that binds sand, gravel and stone into a rocklike mass called concrete. 22. A) will be combined / formed Africa’s population growth rate is much higher than the world average and it ---- that, by the year 2050 Africa ---- for twenty-one percent of the world’s population. B) has combined / is formed A) has estimated / accounts C) was combined / was formed B) was estimating / had been accounting D) combines / has been formed C) will be estimated / accounted E) is combined / forms D) will have estimated / is accounting E) is estimated / will account 17. The twentieth century, now nearing its end, ---- the century when mankind ---- to realise that the Earth’s resources are limited. 23. A) was / was coming Following stricter “drink driving” regulations, the number of accidents which ---- drunk drivers ---significantly. B) will be / had come A) have been involved / is reduced C) has been / has come B) involve / has been reduced D) had been / came C) were involved / was reducing E) will have been coming / is coming D) are involved / is reducing E) involved / has been reducing 18. Up to now, the equipment ---- regularly, but from now on, we ---- it before every outing. 24. A) wasn’t checked / are checking I managed to translate most of the letter for you, but I ----- stuck on one or two sentences. B) hasn’t checked / will be checking A) am getting B) get C) isn’t being checked / should be checked D) was getting E) will get D)hasn’t been checked / are going to check E) hadn’t checked / have to be checked 68 C) got www.kpds.org 25. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 1 The world’s first dental school, Baltimore Collage of Dental Surgery, ---- by two Americans, Horace Hayden and Chapin Harris, in 1839. A) would have founded B) was founding C) was founded D) had founded 31. If a person ---- in more food than required to meet the body’s needs, the excess calories ---- to fat. A) will take / have converted B) takes / are converted C) is taken / convert E) would be founding D) has taken / were converted E) was taken / had converted 26. The works of Shakespeare ---- into every major language in the world. A) are going to translate B) have been translated C) had translated D) had been translating 32. E) will have translated 27. He ---- about this meeting for weeks, so I don’t know why he ---- anything for it yet. A) is known / isn’t preparing Because I ….. up in a house next to a main railway line, I rarely get disturbed by noises during the night. A) was brought B) had brought C) have been bringing D) used to bring E) am bringing B) was known / doesn’t prepare C) knows / didn’t prepare D) has known / hasn’t prepared E) knew / hadn’t prepared 28. 33. There were such a lot of different things to do at the resort where we ---- our holiday that none of us ---- . A) spent / was bored Women ---- dress design until the last half of the 19th century. A) were dominated B) have dominated C) dominated D) are dominating E) would be dominated B) were spending / bored C) were spent / had bored D) have spent / could be bored E) spend / are bored 29. 34. A place ---- for you, Madam, as soon as you ---- the deposit. Luckily, he realised that he had forgotten his passport in time to return to the hotel and collect it; otherwise, we ---- the hovercraft. A) must not have caught A) has been reserved / will pay B) ought not to be caught B) reserved / had paid C) hadn’t been caught C) is reserving / are paid D) couldn’t have caught D) is reserved / were paid E) needn’t have caught E) will be reserved / have paid 30. There is no way you ---- all of your project in an hour, so you ---- the most important points and talk about those. 35. A) should be covered / ought to choose Everybody was very concerned when one of the representatives ---- half way through the main course. B) used to cover / can choose A) will collapse B) is collapsing C) must cover / will be chosen C) has collapsed D) collapses D) ought to cover / have chosen E) collapsed E) can cover / had better choose 69 www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 2 SET 2 1. A) being limited B) to have limited C) having limited D) to be limited E) to be limiting I hope the new timetable ---- by Friday as I want to start a driving course next week, but I need to know which afternoon I will be off before I can enroll on it. 8. A) has been announced The end of slavery in America ---- by the passage of the 13th Amendment to the US Constitution on 18th December, 1865. A) would have achieved B) is going to announce B) was achieving C) will have been announced C) had achieved D) has been announcing D) has been achieved E) is being announced E) was achieved 2. Obviously, the management ---- that we ---- the new conditions without questioning the consequences. 9. A) have assumed / are accepted B) assume / will accept C) were assumed / have accepted Medicines and chemical cleaning liquids ---- out of children’s reach. A) should be kept B) must have kept C) need to keep D) have kept E) used to keep D) will be assumed / will be accepted E) assumed / were accepted 3. 10. Look! The other team must be about to play their substitute because he ---- warmed up at the side of the pitch. A) has got B) gets D) is getting E) will get C) had been getting The United Kingdom ---- a period of time until 1995 to clean up its beaches by the European Union, but Morecombe Bay in Lancashire was so dirty that it --- two more years to bring the area up to the required standard. A) was given / was allowed B) is given / has allowed 4. C) gives / will have allowed To the ancient Romans, a census ..... simply counting the people and valuing their estates for the purpose of the taxation, but today the range of information collected by a census taker is very wide, and the statistics gathered ---- to many uses. D) has been given / has allowed E) gave / had been allowed A) meant / are put B) was meant / have put 11. C) used to mean / have been putting Five armed men ---- a Zurich Post Office last night in a van which ---- as a Post Office repair vehicle. D) had been meaning / put A) were robbing / disguised E) means / are being put B) robbed / was disguised C) were robbed / had disguised 5. 6. I really dislike ---- to work on Sundays because I feel torn between my family and work. A) to be asking B) asking D) having asked E) to have asked D) had been robbed / has disguised E) would be robbing / is disguised C) being asked 12. The FBI ---- that he knew where the body ----. A) have found / were shouting A) has suspected / was burying B) would be found / had been shouted B) suspects / had been burying C) might be found / were shouted C) was suspected / will be buried D) used to find / had been shouting D) is suspected / had buried E) can be found / shouted E) suspected / was buried 7. Advertising is very old. Examples of advertising ---as far back as ancient Greece, where criers ---- out messages about their clients’ wares to the public. 13. Animal lovers would like industrial testing on animals ---- to medical experiments. The coach driver couldn’t see through the window because it......... properly. A) doesn’t clean 70 www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 2 B) didn’t use to clean B) have been exposed C) wasn’t supposed to clean C) will have been exposed D) hadn’t been cleaned D) were exposed E) hasn’t cleaned E) had been exposing 20. 14. Portugal’s government ---- down by a military coup in 1974 and the new administration ---- the rights of Portuguese African territories to independence. I’m sure they ---- with your gift. They --- a toaster for a long time. A) will thrill / wanted B) had thrilled / have wanted A) was bringing / was recognised C) are going to thrill / had been wanting B) has brought / recognises D) will be thrilled / have been wanting C) was brought / recognised E) will have been thrilled / want D) has been brought / is recognised E) had brought / had recognised 21. 15. A) didn’t use to discriminate In order to keep his land fertile, a farmer ---- animal, plant or chemical fertilizers. B) should not discriminate A) had been used B) has to use C) won’t have discriminated C) must be used D) used to use D) hasn’t been discriminating E) can be used E) cannot be discriminated 22. 16. Under UK equal opportunity laws, an employee ---- against on the grounds of race, religion or gender. During some of the war years, my father and his brother were separated ---- their parents because they were evacuated from London to the countryside. A) with B) for D) from E) towards The company ---- the advertisement several viewers ---- that it was offensive. because A) was being withdrawn / will complain B) withdraws / had complained C) had been withdrawn / were complaining C) about D) could have withdrawn / complain E) had to withdraw / complained 17. 23. In our company the sales representatives and the managers are provided ---- a company car. A) with B) from D) into E) for C) by Strict dieting to lose weight ---- only under a physician’s care. A) has attempted B) should be attempted C) is attempting D) must have attempted E) had been attempting 18. A) for 19. 24. The film “Rainmaker” is based ---- the book of the same name by John Grisham and tells the story of a newly qualified lawyer. B) from C) on D) with E) by Are you sure my table ---- by this cleaning fluid? A) won’t have damaged B) hadn’t damaged C) won’t be damaged D) isn’t damaging E) hasn’t been damaging 25. Local residents ---- to radio-activity for weeks now because of the leak at the Nuclear Power station. It’s our principle that the petrol tank ---- before the rental car ---- to the customer. A) is filled / is delivered A) are exposing B) must be filled / has delivered 71 www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 2 C) has filled / has been delivered D) am taken / wasn’t getting D) was filled / had delivered E) will be taken / won’t be getting E) will have filled / delivers 26. This morning, the attendant ---- a baby who ---- in an old blanket on the steps of the country hospital. A) finds / wrapped 32. You ---- the dogs in; otherwise, they ---- frightened when the fireworks go off. B) was being found / has been wrapped A) must have brought / got C) is finding / was wrapping B) should have brought / have got D) found / was wrapped C) are brought / are getting E) was found / had been wrapped D) had better bring / will get E) have been brought / get 27. The sailing ship ---- about like a toy by the strong November wind. A) threw B) had thrown C) throws D) was being thrown 33. E) has been throwing As far as I know, the body ---- by a child who ---- his bike through the park. A) has discovered / is riding 28. All of the trees that ---- by the disease ---- ; otherwise, the problem will spread through the whole orchard. B) had discovered / was ridden A) affect / must have been destroyed D) is discovered / is being ridden B) are affected / should be destroyed E) was discovered / was riding C) was being discovered / rides C) have been affected / destroy D) have been affecting / might be destroyed E) are affecting / will have been destroyed 34. 29. In some states in the USA, prisoners who have received the death sentence ---- by lethal injection, while other states ---- prisoners in an “electric chair”. The secretary ---- ---- in the conspiracy, but we don’t know whether she actually shot the senator or not. A) has been known / to be involving B) is known / to have been involved C) will have known / to involve A) have been killing / are executed D) knew / to have involved B) had been killed / will execute E) had been known / having involved C) are killed / execute D) will kill / are going to execute E) are killing / are executing 30. 35. Robert is so clumsy with words that whenever he ---his mouth, he ---- somebody. Most of the animals which now ---- wild on the island ---- there during the 19th century. A) opens / insults B) opened / is insulted A) live / were brought C) will open / has insulted B) are living / had brought D) will have opened / is insulting C) were living / are brought E) had opened / was insulted D) have been living / brought E) lived / have been brought 31. I ---- scuba diving lessons since last year, but I still --- accustomed to breathing with all that equipment. A) took / hadn’t got B) am taking / didn’t get C) have been taking / haven’t got 72 www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 3 6. SET 3 As none of us have been there before, we ---- how much time we ---- for the journey. A) won’t decide / allowed B) can’t decide / should allow 1. C) might not decide / had allowed Oh, gosh! You ---- with a shark coming straight towards you. D) aren’t decided / allow A) must have been terrified E) haven’t been decided / will allow B) could have terrified C) must have been terrifying D) should have terrified E) used to be terrifying 7. As we ---- towards the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, thousands of people ---- in the opposite direction to protest about the increase in telephone rates. A) were being walked / have marched 2. B) were walked / are marching The forest fire ---- an area of the Amazonian rain forest the size of France. C) were walking / have been marching A) was destroyed D) walked / were marching B) destroys E) are walking / had marched C) will be destroyed D) has destroyed E) had been destroyed 8. After my father ---- me his old bicycle, I ---- to university, which was better for my health. A) was given / had cycled 3. B) has been given / have been cycling Spiders ---- by many people, but most of them ---- to be harmless. C) was giving / will be cycling A) had feared / were known D) has given / will cycle B) have been feared / knew E) had given / cycled C) are feared / are known D) have feared / have known E) will be feared / know 9. 4. When the meadow behind the farm ----, my brother’s hayfever ----. A) was mowed / deteriorated Although specifically directed against slavery, the 13th Amendment to the US Constitution ---- since --- by the federal courts as applicable to all forms of enforced labour. B) mows / has deteriorated C) had been mowed / deteriorates A) is / being viewed D) mowed / had been deteriorating B) has / been viewed E) will have mowed / is deteriorating C) will / have been viewed D) has / been viewing 10. E) is / viewing 5. The Irish people ---- to Christianity by Saint Patrick in the 5th century and Ireland had been a great centre of peace, culture and learning until it ---- by Vikings in the 9th century. A) have converted / invades My mother is quite old now and sometimes she ---up and down steps. B) were converted / was invaded A) was to be helped B) has helped C) were converting / has invaded C) used to help D) have been converting / was invading D) must have helped E) had converted / was being invaded E) has to be helped 73 www.kpds.org 11. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 3 I ---- to see that the thing which ---- out of the bushes in front of me in the dark alley was only a cat. 17. I know that you ---- here in the bathroom, son, because I ---- the smoke at this very moment. A) smoke / am smelling A) had relieved / was jumped B) smoked / could smell B) would relive / was jumping C) have been smoking / can smell C) have been relieved / is jumping D) were smoked / used to smell D) was relieved / jumped E) are smoking / might smell E) am relieved / is jumped 18. 12. I wonder whether the hotel ---- us with towels or not. A) is provided B) was provided C) had provided D) will provide This is the fifth time they ---- this record this morning. I wonder when they ---- tired of it? A) play / are getting B) were played / got C) had played / were getting E) is being provided D) are played / have got E) have played / will get 13. Fog over a city is usually more intense than over the surrounding countryside because the city ---- a greater amount of moisture into the atmosphere. A) is discharged B) has discharged C) discharges D) was discharged 19. Sugar-free chewing gums ---- in the 1950s, and by the 1980s several brands ---- on the market. A) were introducing / were appearing E) will be discharged B) were introduced / had appeared C) had been introduced / will appear 14. D) would have introduced / appeared While she ---- the documents, she ---- several new French words. E) have been introduced / would be appearing A) was translating / learnt B) translated / is learning C) is translated / has learned D) has been translating / will learn 20. E) translates / was learning I really hate ---- waiting at the dentist. A) being kept B) keeping C) to have kept D) having kept E) to keep 15. It’s has been a wonderful party! I ---- myself so much in a long time. A) don’t enjoy B) won’t enjoy C) wasn’t enjoying D) haven’t enjoyed 21. E)am not enjoying 16. Are you going to hold a party when you ----? A) were promoting B) will promote C) are promoted D) have promoted E) will be promoting Usually I ---- cash for things because I ---- using credit cards. A) pay / don’t like 22. C) am paid / am not liked The twins ---- after by a German nanny for the last three years, so they can both speak German quite fluently. D) am paying / haven’t liked A) are looking B) were being looked E) have been paid / won’t like C) have been looked D) will have looked B) have paid / didn’t like E) have been looking 74 www.kpds.org 23. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 3 A: What have you done to your ankle? 28. B: I ---- over while I ---- on Sunday. A) have been printed / shouldn’t deliver A) was tripped / had hiked B) have printed / can’t deliver B) would be tripping / have hiked C) are printing / haven’t delivered C) had tripped / hiked D) are printed / couldn’t deliver D) had been tripped / would be hiking E) will print / wouldn’t deliver E) tripped / was hiking 29. 24. They ---- the brochures but they haven’t bound them yet, so they ---- them until Monday. The teacher was certain that some of the students --- by the new grammar, but they ---- any questions. Jeff ---- himself how to play the guitar during his years at university, and now he ---- the instrument like a professional. A) had confused / weren’t asked A) has taught / is played C) had been confused / aren’t asked B) taught / plays D) were confused / didn’t ask C) was teaching / will play E) will be confused / haven’t asked B) were confusing / hadn’t asked D) will be taught / has played E) had been taught / was played 30. Saturated fats ---blood. ---- the level of cholesterol in the A) have known / to be raising B) know / having raised 25. C) were known / to be raised I ---- able to understand a lot more Turkish since the principles of vowel harmony ---- to me. D) knew / to have been raised E) are known / to raise A) will be / explained B) was / had explained C) should be / were explaining 31. D) am / are explaining The results ---- by now, so let’s phone dad and see if he knows the score. A) should have broadcast E) have been / were explained B) might broadcast C) ought to be broadcasting D) must have been broadcast 26. E) will have been broadcasting By the end of the month, you ---- to lessons for two months, so you ---- to take your proficiency test. A) are coming / have been allowed 32. B) are going to be coming / have allowed We ---- some sleep when we get home because we --- on a coach for sixteen hours. A) will need / will have been travelling C) will have been coming / will be allowed B) needed / have been travelling D) have been coming / are allowed C) are needed / are going to travel E) had been coming / will have allowed D) were needed / had been travelling E) need / are travelling 27. 33. You ---- your machine on the 13th March, so, allowing seven days for delivery, it ---- on or before the 20th. The head chef ---- that only fresh vegetables ---- in the production of their soups. A) has claimed / will have used A) ordered / will be delivered B) was claimed / used B) have been ordering / has delivered C) is claimed / have been used C) are ordered / will be delivering D) claims / are used D) are being ordered / is going to deliver E) claimed / were using E) will have ordered / delivers 34. 75 A monastery ---- on this site in the 11th century, but these remains are of a later structure, which ---- in the 13th century. www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 3 A) was founding / had built B) haven’t needed / has been raining B) founded / was building C) don’t need / had been raining C) was founded / was built D) won’t need / is going to rain D) had been founded / has been built E) hadn’t needed / was raining E) have founded / would be built 41. 35. A) doesn’t limit / have invited Unfortunately, the student had confused the “present perfect” ---- the “past perfect” and therefore, he scored rather badly on his last examination. A) for B) with C) about D) by The party ---- only to employees. The employees’ families ---- as well. B) isn’t limited / are invited C) wasn’t limited / invited D) hasn’t limited / had been invited E) from E) won’t limit / were invited 42. 36. The letters ----- in a drawer, in which Emily ---- all her personal keepsakes. As long as I ---- at least three times a week, I’m sure I ---- any stage fright before the performance. A) are hidden / was kept A) rehearse / won’t experience B) were hidden / kept B) am rehearsing / haven’t experienced C) are hiding / is kept C) was rehearsing / hadn’t experienced D) hid / was keeping D) will rehearse / am not experiencing E) had hidden / keeps E) rehearsed / don’t experience 43. We ---- the evening until Frank ---- to an emergency. A) enjoyed / has been called 37. Hopefully, I ---- refreshed and invigorated by the time I ---- from holiday. B) enjoyed / was calling A) am feeling / have returned D) had enjoyed / has called B) was feeling / was returned E) will be enjoying / had been called C) were enjoying / was called C) will be feeling / return D) am going to feel / am returned 44. E) will have felt / had returned The parcel ---- back to the Post Office, because I was at work when they ---- to deliver it. A) took / were tired B) has been taking / are trying C) is taken / are tired 38. D) had been taken / have tried Why is it always regarded as so funny when someone ---- on a banana skin? A) is slipped B) slipped D) had slipped E) slips E) was taken / tried C) was slipped 45. The nations of Central America ---- many cultural characteristics, and except in Belize, Spanish ---- in all of them as the official language. A) share / is spoken 39. I ---- her only when she ---- that she was wrong. B) are sharing / has spoken A) forgave / was admitted C) are shared / has been speaking B) forgive / is admitted D) were sharing / had spoken C) will forgive / admits E) shared / is speaking D) am going to forgive / admitted E) have forgiven / will admit 40. Are you sure you ---- an umbrella? It looks as if it ---? A) didn’t need / has rained 76 www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 4 6. SET 4 Rosa Bonheur ---- as a great artist in her ownlifetime, when she ---- a medal in the name of King Louis Philippe. A) acknowledged / had awarded 1. B) has been acknowledged / awarded The leader of the “Help the Children” program hopes that every child in the area ---- by a doctor before the end of the month. A) will be seeing B) is going to see C) had been seen D) has been seen C) was acknowledged / was awarded D) has acknowledged / was awarding E) was acknowledging / would be awarded E) will have been seen 7. 2. Temperature ---- by a thermometer, a glass tube in which the height of a column of mercury or alcohol ---- with variations in temperature. A) is measured / changes The Olympic Games ---- on television by millions of people worldwide. A) have watched B) will be watching C) are watched D) will have watched E) have been watching B) measures / has been changed C) measured / had changed D) is measuring / has changed 8. E) has measured / is changed Many recent works ---- that all children go through the same stages of language development regardless the language they ----- . A) are stressing / are learnt B) have stressed / are learning 3. Before steel and concrete ---- as building materials, the carpenter ---- the major role in constructing all building frameworks. C) will be stressed / have learnt D) stressed / will be learnt A) had introduced / was playing E) were stressed / learn B) were introduced / played C) have been introduced / would play D) were introducing / had played 9. E) would introduce / has played Mary’s aunt ---- in hospital for some more tests. A) was supposed to keep B) is keeping C) was keeping D) must have kept E) has been kept 4. During World War II, the town of Coventry in England ........... almost completely ---- . A) was / destroying 10. B) has been / destroyed If you ---- by the children while you ----, I can send the children outside to play. C) had / destroyed A) are troubling / have worked D) was / destroyed B) trouble / have been working E) would / have destroyed C) will be troubled / worked D) are troubled / are working E) were troubled / had worked 5. Disease ---- ---- by creatures invisible to the naked eye that enter the body. A) is said / to be caused 11. B) is saying / to cause I ---- excited at the thought that in less than a week we ---- in the mountains. C) has said / to be causing A) am getting / will be skiing D) was said / to have caused B) have got / have been skiing E) said / to have been caused C) had got / will have skied D) will get / had been skiing E) will have got / ski 77 www.kpds.org 12. 13. 14. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 4 Mr. Grunfeld ---- for his humour already, but on this occasion the whole class ---- hysterically. 18. The water tank on the iron ---- before the iron ---away. A) knew / had been laughing A) has been emptied / puts B) is known / was laughing B) must empty / has been put C) has known / laughed C) had to empty / put D) knows / were laughed D) should be emptied / is put E) was known / laugh E) could have emptied / had been put She says that she ---- her mind whatever others ---her. 19. Mr. Swindle ---- at the moment because of the accusation of fraud. A) isn’t changed / have told A) is being questioned B) wasn’t changed / were telling B) was questioning C) won’t change / tell C) has been questioning D) didn’t change / were told D) is questioning E) hasn’t changed / are told E) had been questioned Originally, only the Chinese ---- acupuncture, but since the 1970s Western interest in this form of medical treatment ---- . 20. Social drinking, if it ----, ---- to alcoholism. A) doesn’t control / must lead A) were using / will have grown B) isn’t controlled / can lead B) have used / was growing C) didn’t control / might lead C) used / has been growing D) hasn’t controlled / has led D) were used / is growing E) wasn’t controlled / had led E) had been using / grew 21. 15. I would like these reports ---- as soon as the photocopier is available. In medieval times mattresses were filled ---- natural materials like feathers, straw and horsehair. A) to photocopy B) photocopy A) of C) being photocopied D) to be photocopied B) to C) from D) with E) by E) having photocopied 16. Until he ---- his name for the movie business, John Wayne ---- Marion Michael Morrison. A) was changing / called 22. The French brochure about the new machine ---- so that we can produce a leaflet in Turkish. B) was changed / had been called A) used to be translated C) has been changed / would call B) might have translated D) had changed / has been called C) has to be translated E) changed / was called D) must have translated E) will have translated 17. New homes ---- in a safer area for the people whose village ---- away by the flood waters. A) are building / has been swept 23. Because she is worried ---- walking home in the dark, she doesn’t like working late. B) have been built / was sweeping A) of B) about C) from D) with E) for C) will have built / has swept D) were building / had been sweeping 24. E) were built / had been swept 78 I hope that the new calf ---- while I’m at home because I want to see it straight away. www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 4 A) was born B) will bear D) bore E) will be born C) bears A) by 33. 25. The first official automobile race ---- in France in 1894. A) was held B) held D) has been held E) would have held B) with C) for D) in E) on We all knew who she ---- , but no one ---- the actor’s name. A) will mean / should be remembered C) had held B) meant / could remember C) is meant / must have remembered D) was meaning / could be remembered 26. She thinks that she ---- against at her present work place just because she is a woman. E) means / can remember A) discriminates 34. C) is being discriminated A ten percent pay rise has been offered ---- the corporation, but the employees aren’t very pleased --- this amount. D) will have discriminated A) of / from B) in / about E) had discriminated C) by / with D) at / of B) discriminated E) from / at 27. He used to get so absorbed ---- his paintings that some days he would even forget to eat. A) of B) about C) for D) in 35. E) from You ---- all deliveries before you ---- any paperwork. A) are checked / have signed B) have checked / will sign 28. Employees who don’t have a good attendance record ---- on the management training scheme. A) haven’t accepted C) could check / are signed D) must check / sign B) didn’t accept C) couldn’t have accepted E) may be checked / signed D) don’t accept E) won’t be accepted 36. 29. When you ---- a product in a foreign country, you ---customs and cultural differences into consideration. Certain species of fish ---- their life among the corals, for they ---- them as a refuge from predators. A) are spent / are using B) spend / use A) have marketed / might have taken C) will be spent / have used B) market / have been taken D) are spending / are used C) are marketing / ought to take E) have spent / were used D) are marketed / have to take E) were marketed / had to be taken 30. 37. With the growing interest in tennis, today the sport --- either competitively or informally by about forty million people worldwide. A) is played B) has been playing C) is playing D) has been played "Coca Cola" ---- in almost every country in the world. A) is drunk B) has drunk C) is drinking D) drank E) was drinking 38. E) was played Don't talk about her award because she ---embarrassed every time the subject ---- . A) is getting / has mentioned 31. Drugs ---- into the country mostly by sea and only a small percentage of them ever ---- discovered. B) got / was mentioning C) gets / is mentioned A) had smuggled / got D) has got / will be mentioned B) will be smuggling / have got E) has been getting / mentioned C) were smuggled / will be getting D) are smuggled / get 39. E) have been smuggling / are getting 32. Scotland’s national winter sport, curling is similar to bowling, but it is played ---- ice. The police inspected the building and it appears that the bolts on the gate were cut ---- bolt cutters. A) from 79 B) with C) by www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 4 D) on 40. E) against D) for If a piece of granite is crushed ........... powder, one can easily pick out tiny fragments of the separate substances, or minerals, that it is composed ---- . A) by / from B) on / by D) of / for E) into / of 49. C) to / with E) from The United Arab Emirates ---- by Qatar and the Persian Gulf on the north, Saudi Arabia on the west and south, and Oman on the east and northeast. A) is bordered B) has bordered C) bordered D) borders E) is being bordered 41. The whole evening was spoilt ---- one stupid argument. A) by 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. B) on C) in 50. D) from E) for A) is introduced She knew that, thanks to the influential acquaintance of hers, she would be hired ---- the position even if the interview didn't go well. A) with B) for D) by E) from On the first day at her new company, she ---- to all of the staff, except for the salesman, whom she still hasn't met. C) had introduced D)was introduced E) will be introduced C) about The organization "Friends of the Earth" are ---- to the production of any form of nuclear power. A) obsessed B) blessed D) involved E) opposed 51.-65 sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakin olan seçeneği bulunuz. C) annoyed 51. Mother Teresa ---- her life to helping people, particularly ill people and the poor. A) devoted B) blessed D) excited E) associated C) involved Sarah's friends are concerned that she is getting too ---- in charity work and ignoring her studies. A) dedicated B) involved D) convinced E) related C) estimated I'm sure that she ---- with you. After all you tried every shop in town to get her what she wanted. 52. Many English words are derived from Latin or Greek words. A) English people often use Latin and Greek words when speaking. B) The English language is a mixture of Latin and Greek. C) Most of the English words are a combination of Latin and Greek words. D) The origins of a lot of English words can be traced back to Latin or Greek. E) When there isn't an English word to describe something, English people often use Latin or Greek. A) hasn't annoyed B) won't have annoyed The link between smoking and cancer had never been acknowledged before this research. C) doesn't annoy D) didn't annoy A) With the findings of this research, it was the first time anyone had acknowledged the link between smoking and cancer. B) Despite extensive research, the connection between smoking and cancer hadn't been proved. C) The connection between smoking and cancer hasn't been acknowledged yet, and it requires plenty of further research. D) The aim of the research was to find whether there was a link between smoking and cancer. E) No one has yet fully accepted that there is any connection between smoking and cancer. E) won't be annoyed 47. B) will have introduced Tomorrow is the start of a public holiday, so I guess all the buses and trains ---- with people trying to benefit from the day-off. A) have been crowded B) will be crowded C) were crowded D) will have crowded E) are crowded 48. 53. The day that Princess Diana got married ---- Prince Charles was a public holiday and flags were hung from houses and offices all over the country. A) with B) by The police kept the names of the suspects secret until after they'd arrested them. A) C) to 80 Although the police suspected certain people, they did not mention any names. www.kpds.org 54. B) The suspects didn't want their names broadcast until after they were in custody. C) The names of the suspects were not released by the police before their arrest. D) The police didn't know the names of the suspects before their arrest. E) Only after the suspects had been arrested did the secret become known to everybody. A) A solution can only result from both parties being satisfied with the conditions. B) Both sides must discuss the problem openly; otherwise, they wil never be able to solve it. C) There is never going to be a solution because both sides will not discuss the problem openly. D) lf one party does not turn up to the discussion, then it will be difficult to find a solution. 58. After both sides have discussed the problem in detail, a solution will be found. lt is believed to be impolite to ask a man about his salary. A) Asking a man how much he earns is supposed to be impolite. B) A lot of people think a man should never be asked how much money he has. C) You should never ask a man how much he earns because he will think you are very rude. D) lt is more impolite to ask a man how much he earns than it is to ask a woman. E) Asking a man about his salary is the easiest, but also the rudest, way to upset him. 59. 56. lt was not until the 20th century that the north and south poles were reached by human beings. Because we dispose of industrial waste without thinking of the consequences, pollution levels in many rivers are getting worse. C) The problem of river pollution should be given more thought; otherwise, it is only going to get worse. D) River pollution is a growing problem because industrial progress has meant that once clean rivers are now too dirty to swim or fish in. E) We cannot keep disposing of our industrial waste by pouring it into rivers, and therefore, another solution must be found. The whole team were committed to the project and devoted their spare time to it. A) Everybody was very excited about the project and spent lots of time planning it. B) All the members of the team were dedicated people who worked very hard. C) Everyone in the team was committed to the project, but those with more free time worked harder. D) The success of the project depends on all the members of the team being committed and devoted. E) All the members of the team devoted themselves to the project and dedicated their free time to it. lt is claimed, but not proven, that watching violence on television affects children's behaviour. A) Parents should not let their children watch violence on television because it will have serious effects on their behaviour. A) Before the 20th century, there were no human beings living at the north and south poles. B) B) Many attempts were made to reach the north and south poles, but the first successful one was in the 20th century. Whether or not a child may be allowed to watch violence on television depends on how he reacts to it, but it is safer to restrict his viewing hours. C) Children's behaviour is claimed to be affected by watching violence on television, but this has not been proven. D) There are many experts who believe that some children are affected by watching violent films, while others are not. E) Studies carried out by a group of experts have proved that watching violence on television affects how children behave. C) Before the 20th century, human beings didn't know that the north and south poles existed. D) Man was only able to reach the north and south poles in the 20th century. E) Until the 20th century, man lacked the equipment for a safe exploration of the north and south poles. 60. 57. B) A solution will never be found unless both parties discuss the problem openly. E) 55. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 4 Many rivers are getting more and more polluted due to our thoughtless disposal of industrial waste. A) A problem we should look at today is that many factories dispose of their waste by releasing it into nearby rivers, which causes pollution. 81 The new mayor of our town used to be a colleague of mine a long time ago. A) l worked for the new mayor of our town for a long time. B) The new mayor of our town was my colleague for a long time before he was elected www.kpds.org C) One of my colleagues from many years ago is the new mayor of our town. D) It's a long time that l have known the person who has just been elected as mayor of our town. E) 61. Before we can decide whether to go or not, we need to know if there will be mosquitoes there at this time of year. C) We'd better ask someone there about the possibility of our contracting disease if we are bitten by mosquitoes. D) We didn't know mosquitoes were such a problem at this time of year, so we haven't brought any mosquito repellent. E) We made a big mistake by going there without asking anyone whether there were any mosquitoes there at this time of year. Many years ago, one of my colleagues was the mayor of our town. A) Sue and Dave don't live with each other any more and a lot of people think that they are going to be divorced soon. B) lt's widely believed that Sue and Dave are no longer married to each other; they are actually still married but living apart. C) Although Sue and Dave live apart from each other, the widespread belief among people is that they are still married. D) Sue and Dave told a lot of people that their marriage was over, but they haven’t got divorced yet. 64. Some people thought that Sue and Dave were going to get divorced, but actually they only decided to get separated for some time. Your salaries are going to be paid before the weekend. A) You'll have received your wages by the weekend. B) We can only pay your salaries at the end of the week. C) You should receive your wages sometime this week. D) We're definitely paying your salaries at the weekend. E) lt doesn't seem possible for us to pay your salaries before the weekend. The Moon is the only body in the universe, other than the Earth, whose surface features have been mapped in detail. A) 63. B) Many people think that Sue and Dave are divorced, but they are, in fact, only separated. E) 62. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 4 The Moon and the Earth are two of the cosmic objects which have been explored in detail by human beings. B) When man landed on the Moon, it became possible to map its surface in almost as much detail as the Earth's. C) Despite the many travels man has made into space so far, he has only been able to map the surface of the Moon in a similar way to the Earth's. D) Apart from the Earth, the only cosmic object with detailed maps showing its surface features is the Moon. E) The surface features of the Moon have been mapped in detail and found to be very similar to those of the Earth. 65. Someone should have warned us about the likelihood of being bitten by mosquitoes there at this time of year. A) Our Rotary Club finances the children's home annual outing every year. A) The expenses for the children's home this year will be financed by the Rotary Club. B) The Rotary Club paid for the children's home, which has an outing every year. C) The children's home yearly outing is always paid for by our Rotary Club. D) The profit we get from the children's home yearly outing meets the expenses of our Rotary Club. E) Because of their financial problems, the children's home yearly outing will be met by our Rotary Club. 66. – 75. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. We ought to have been warned that we were likely to be bitten by mosquitoes there at this time of year. 66. The measures the police took at last week's match were severely criticised by the supporters. A) 82 Polisin geçen haftaki maç için aldığı önlemlere karşı taraftarların şiddete başvurmaları eleştirildi. www.kpds.org B) Geçen haftaki maçta polisin aldığı önlemler taraftarlarca şiddetle eleştirildi. C) Taraftarlar, polisin geçen haftaki maçta aldığı önlemleri aşırı bularak eleştirdiler. D) Polis, geçen haftaki maçta taraftarlara karşı şiddet kullandığı için eleştirildi. E) Taraftarların eleştirdiği nokta polisin geçen haftaki maçta aldığı önlemlerin çok aşırı olmasıydı. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 4 70. 67. 69. Bilimadamlarını endişelendiren, dünya yüzeyindeki tehlikeli boyutlara varan ısınmadan dolayı çevrenin büyük zarar görüyor olmasıdır. C) Bilimadamlarını en çok ilgilendiren konu dünya yüzeyindeki ısınmadır çünkü bu ısınma tehlikeli boyutlara ulaşmış ve çevreye zarar vermeye başlamıştır. D) Bilimadamları, dünya yüzeyindeki ısınmanın tehlikeli boyutlara ulaşıp çevreye büyük zarar vermesinden endişe duymaktadır. E) Bilimadamları, dünya yüzeyindeki ısınmanın tehlikeli boyutlara ulaşabileceğini ve bunun çevreye büyük zarar vereceğini iddia etmektedir. The risk of developing heart disease in later life can be reduced by healthy eating and regular exercise. The townspeople are closely watching every movement of the stranger, who has recently come and settled in our town and who is said to be a poet. A) İlerki yaşlarda kalp hastası olma riskini azaltmak için sağlıklı beslenmeli ve düzenli egzersiz yapmalısınız. A) Geçenlerde kasabamıza gelen ve kasaba halkı tarafından her hareketi ilgiyle izlenen yabancının şair olduğu söyleniyor. B) Sağlıklı beslenme ve düzenli egzersiz ilerki yaşlarda kalp hastalığına yakalanma riskini çok azaltmaktadır. B) Kabasa halkı, geçenlerde kasabamıza gelip yerleşen ve şair olduğu söylenen yabancının her hareketini yakından izliyor. C) İlerki yaşlarda kalp hastalığına yakalanma riskini azaltmanın tek yolu sağlıklı beslenmek ve düzenli egzersiz yapmaktır. C) Kısa bir süre önce kasabamıza gelip yerleştiğinden beri tüm kasaba halkının merakla izlediği yabancı şair olduğunu söylüyor. D) İlerki yaşlarda kalp hastası olmak istemeyenler sağlıklı beslenerek ve düzenli egzersiz yaparak bu riski azaltabilirler. D) Kasabamıza gelen yabancının şair olduğu kısa sürede anlaşılınca, kasaba halkı onun her hareketini ilgiyle izlemeye başladı. E) Sağlıklı beslenme ve düzenli egzersiz ile ilerki yaşlarda kalp hastalığına yakalanma riski azaltılabilir. E) Geçenlerde kasabamıza şair olduğu söylenen bir yabancı gelip yerleşti ve o günden beri kasaba halkı onun her hareketini yakından izliyor. 71. 68. B) Propaganda may be defined as the spreading of information in order to influence public opinion. A) Kamuoyuna bilgi ulaştırmak ve onu etkilemek için propaganda yapılmaktadır. B) Kamuoyuna bilgi ulaştırmanın en etkin yolu propaganda yapmaktır. C) Propaganda yoluyla yayılan bilgi kamuoyunu etkileyebilir. D) Propaganda, kamuoyunu etkilemek için bilgi yaymak biçiminde tanımlanabilir. E) Propaganda yoluyla bilgi yayılabilir ve böylece kamuoyu etkilenebilir. Scientists are concerned that the warming of the Earth's surface could reach dangerous extents and cause severe damage to the environment. A) 72. Bilimadamları, tehlikeli boyutlara ulaştığı takdirde çevre bakımından zararlı olacağı için dünya yüzeyindeki ısınma ile yakından ilgilenmektedirler. As business becomes more and more global in nature, the likelihood that one country will be affected by a crisis in another increases. A) İş dünyasında gittikçe büyüyen küreselleşme sonucu bir ülkedeki krizin diğer bir ülkeyi etkilememesi neredeyse kaçınılmazdır. B) Giderek daha çok küreselleşen iş dünyası bir ülkede başlayan krizin artarak diğer ülkelere de yayılacağı olasılığını dikkate almalıdır. C) İş dünyası yapı olarak küreselleştikçe, bir ülkenin başka bir ülkedeki krizden etkilenmesi olasılığı da artmaktadır. D) İş dünyasındaki küreselleşme, doğal olarak, bir kriz durumunda sadece bir ülkenin değil diğer ülkelerin de etkileneceği görüşünü kuvvetlendirmektedir. E) İş dünyasındaki küreselleşmenin doğal bir sonucu da, krizlerin bir ülkeden diğerine sıçrama olasılığını arttırmış olmasıdır. Dolphins have been observed to be able to communicate with each other by using very high– pitched whistles. A) 83 Yunusların, birbirleriyle iletişim kurarken kullandıkları ıslıkların çok yüksek perdeden olduğu saptanmıştır. www.kpds.org B) Yapılan gözlemler sonucu yunusların, çok yüksek perdeden ıslıklar çıkararak kendi aralarında iletişim sağladıkları ortaya çıkmıştır. B) Thousands of books by many well–known German authors were burnt by the Nazis in Berlin in 1933, in an attempt to display their power. C) Yunuslar kendi aralarında iletişimi, çok yüksek perdeden ıslıklar kullanarak sağlamaktadırlar. C) D) Çok yüksek perdeden ıslıklar çıkarabilen yunusların, bu şekilde birbirleriyle iletişim kurdukları düşünülmektedir. As a means of protest to the Nazis’ display of power in Berlin in 1933, Germany's well known authors burnt thousands of their books. D) In 1933, demonstrating their power, the Nazis burnt thousands of books by Germany's best– known authors in Berlin. E) Germany's well–known authors burnt thousands of books as the Nazis entered Berlin in 1933, as a display of their power. E) 73. 74. 75. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 4 Yunusları, çok yüksek perdeden ıslıklar kullanarak birbirleriyle iletişim kurabildikleri gözlenmiştir. The sixth question should be excluded from the test as the students haven't been taught this subject yet. A) Öğrenciler bu konuyu henüz öğrenmedikleri için altıncı soruyu testten çıkarmak gerekiyor. B) Altıncı sorunun testten çıkarılması gerekir çünkü bu konu öğrencilere henüz öğretilmedi. C) Henüz öğrenciere öğretilmemiş bir konudan olan altıncı sorunun testten çıkarılması gerekirdi. D) Testten çıkarılan altıncı soru öğrencilere henüz öğretilmemiş olan bir konudandı. E) Altıncı soru öğrencilerin henüz öğrenmedikleri bir konudandı ve testten çıkarılması gerekiyordu. 77. A) He was extremely disappointed, but he still refused to confess the truth. I’m opposed to children being given too much homework for the summer holiday. B) He was very disappointed when he realised that he hadn't been told the truth. A) Yaz tatili için çocuklara çok fazla ödev verilmesine karşıyım. C) in great disappointment, he realised that nothing he was told was true. B) Yaz tatili için çocuklara çok fazla ödev verilmesini doğru bulmuyorum. D) It was very disappointing for him to realise that the truth was not what he had been told. C) Bence yaz verilmemeli. E) To his disappointment, they hadn't told him the truth. D) Yaz tatili için çocuklara ödeve verilmeli ama çok fazla değil. E) Yaz tatili için ödev verilmesine itiraz eden çocukların haklı olduğunu düşünüyorum. tatili için çocuklara hiç ödev The ground–floor of the new shopping centre was opened last weekend, but the construction work is still continuing on the upper floors. A) Üst katlarda inşaat işlerinin hala devam etmesi nedeniyle yeni alışveriş merkezinin açılışı ancak geçen hafta sonu, giriş katta yapılabildi. B) Geçen hafta sonu açılışı yapılan yeni alışveriş merkezinin giriş katı hariç diğer tüm katlarında inşaat devam ediyor. C) Geçen hafta açılan alışveriş merkezinin giriş katının inşaatı bitti ancak üst katlarınki henüz tam olarak bitmedi. 78. Paris'te düzenlenen moda defilelerine dünyanın her yerinden pek çok insan katılır. A) Fashion shows which are held in Paris attract many people from all around the world. B) Many people from all over the world attend the fashion shows that are held in Paris. C) People from all around the world wish to see the fashion shows in Paris. D) Üst katlarda devam eden inşaata rağmen yeni alışveriş merkezinin açılışı geçen hafta sonu giriş katta yapıldı. D) The fashion shows held in Paris are attended by many people from all over the world. E) Yeni alışveriş merkezinin giriş katı geçen hafta sonu açıldı ama üst katlarda inşaat hala devam ediyor. E) Many fashion shows are held in Paris, to which people the world over are attracted. 79. 76. – 85. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 76. Kendisine gerçeğin söylenmediğini anlayınca büyük hayal kırıklığına uğradı. 1933'te Naziler, güç gösterisi yaparak, Berlin'de tanınmış Alman yazarlarının binlerce kitabını yaktı. A) in Berlin in 1933, the Nazis demonstrated their power by burning thousands of books by well– known German authors. 84 Yetkililer bölgede inceleme yapmadan depremin yol açtığı hasarın doğru bir değerlendirmesi yapılamaz. A) We can only assess the damage from the earthquake precisely after the authorities have completed their survey in the area. B) For a thorough assessment of the situation in the area, we have to wait for the authorities’ report listing the damage from the earthquake. www.kpds.org C) No accurate assessment of the damage caused by the earthquake can be made before the authorities survey the area. D) This assessment of the damage from the earthquake cannot be precise as the authorities are still surveying the area. E) 80. B) C) 82. E) 83. The assessment of the damage caused by the earthquake won't be accurate until we receive the report from the authorities surveying the area. B) Japan's rivers are not used intensively for navigation, but they certainly are for irrigation and the generation of electricity. Driving skills can only be acquired through practice, so instead of wasting time with classroom instructions, the person should just practise driving. C) Although they are suitable for irrigation and the generation of electricity, Japan's rivers are not of any use for navigation. While practical experience is vital in acquiring driving skills, classroom activities are of little importance. D) Besides their use for navigation, Japan's rivers are also widely used for irrigation and the generation of electricity. Classroom activities alone can't teach a person how to drive, so he has to practise driving a car in order to acquire this skill. E) A person doesn't acquire driving skills by listening to the classroom instructions, but by getting practice out on the roads. ln spite of having no use for navigation, the rivers are extensively used in Japan for irrigation and the generation of electricity. E) Though they are not of much use for navigation, Japan's rivers are used intensively for irrigation and the generation of electricity. 84. Dünyadan görüldükleri biçimiyle yıldızların yerini gösteren haritalar asırlardır yapılmaktadır. A) For many centuries, people have been mapping the stars as they see them from the Earth. B) Because some of the stars can be seen from the Earth, maps locating them are available. C) Many centuries ago, the stars that could be seen from the Earth were mapped. D) Maps locating the stars, as seen from the Earth, have been made for centuries. E) Only maps of the stars that can be seen from the Earth have been drawn so far. 85. Yaklaşık 9 bin hektar tarım alanına sahip Tunus'ta çoğu ürün kuru tarım yöntemleriyle yetiştirilmektedir. In Tunisia, where about 9 thousand hectares are in cultivation, dryfarming methods are widely used. B) Tunisia has 9 thousand hectares of farming area and, in most of it, crops are grown using dry– farming methods. C) in Tunisia, which has about 9 thousand hectares of farming land, most crops are grown by dry– farming methods. D) Sınıf içi çalışmalar kişiye araba kullanmasını öğretemez çünkü bu beceri ancak pratik yaparak kazanılabilir. No classroom activities can teach a person how to drive, for this skill can only be acquired by practical experience. D) A) Of the 9 thousand hectares of cultivated area Tunisia has, most is used for growing crops suitable for dry–farming methods. A) Ulaşım için pek elverişli olmasalar da Japonya'nın nehirleri sulama ve elektrik üretiminde yoğun olarak kullanılmaktadır. A) 81. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART I SET 4 Tunisia has no other choice but use dry–farming methods for its 9 thousand hectares of land in cultivation. 85 Cilt katmanlarındaki hasarın derinliğine bağlı olarak yanıklar birinci, ikinci ya da üçüncü derece biçiminde sınıflandırılırlar. A) There are three types of burns, first, second or third degree, classified according to the depth of the damage to the layers of skin. B) The classification of burns as first, second or third degree shows how deep the damage is to the layers of skin. C) The three degrees of burns, first, second or third, tell us how deeply the layers o skin have been damaged. D) In order to classify burns considering the damage to the layers of skin, the terms first, second or third degree are used. E) Burns are classified as first, second or third degree, depending on the depth of the damage to the layers of skin. Tarih boyunca pek çok faktör insanların giyinme biçimini etkilemiştir. A) People have been affected by many factors throughout history concerning how they dress. B) Throughout history, many factors have affected the manner in which people dress. C) The factors that have affected the way people dress can be traced back through history. D) For various reasons, people differently throughout history. E) Dresses that people have worn throughout history have been of various styles. have dressed www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 1 THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II 6. SET 1 In my opinion, all the debts of the Third World countries … by the USA and the EU. A) should be cancelled B) are cancelling 1. The statistics ---- that education levels in the UK ---in the areas of mathematics and English in recent months. C) could be cancelling A) E) have been canceling D) ought to have cancelled are shown / are improved B) show / have been improving C) will be shown / will be improved D) had been showing / have improved E) were shown / might improve 7. International relations is a 20th-century subject, though foreign policy ---- out between countries for many centuries. A) is being carried B) was carrying 2. Due to the pressure which ---- on schools to improve their results in mathematics and English, arts and crafts ----. C) has been carried A) is placing / were neglected E) will have carried D) had been carrying B) will place / were neglecting C) was placed / have been neglected D) had been placed / are neglecting 8. E) placed / will have neglected 3. To achieve the unique coral red of the Ottoman tiles in the 16th century, craftsmen ---- a mixture of ironoxide and quartz. A) used to fire B) were fired C) have fired D) will be fired E) could be fired Understandably, his colleagues ---- when John left his job just after he ---- . A) are shocked / was promoting 9. C) were shocked / had been promoted ‘PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL’ ---- in capital letters on the envelope, but still the letter was open when it ---- on my desk. D) had been shocked / has promoted A) was written / was put E) are being shocked / is promoting B) had written / was putting B) have been shocked / is promoted C) is being written / has put D) was writing / has been put 4. E) has been written / will be put The sentence ---- out by the judge when the court reassembles after lunch. A) was read B) had been read C) should read D) will be read 10. E) will have read The pretty flower Viola ---- in 1863 by a Scottish plant breeder, who ---- wild pansies with a garden variety. A) is created / had been crossing 5. B) was created / crossed For today’s writing test, you ---- to write a composition of at least four paragraphs. C) has been created / was crossing A) have required B) require D) created / was crossed C) required D) will have required E) could create / had crossed E) are required 86 www.kpds.org 11. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 1 17. The area around the village of Grange in the Lake District ---- the ‘Jaws of Borrowdale’ because of the jagged rocks which ---- the valley. A) is being called / are bordered A) was building / thinks B) has been called / were bordered B) has been built / was thought C) is called / border C) would have built / was thinking D) had been built / has been thinking D) had called / will border E) was built / is thought E) would be called / have bordered 12. 18. The lead mine, which ---- since Roman times, ---work for the local inhabitants. When yellow paint ---- with blue, it ---- green. A) mixes / is produced B) mixed / was produced A) is using / provided C) has been mixing / has produced B) will be used / has provided D) will mix / will be produced C) has been used / provides E)is mixed / produces D) is used / will provide E) has used / is going to provide 13. Harry&Senga’s octagonal-shaped home ---- by James Salmon in 1890. It ---- that he only designed ten octagonal properties. 19. Experts say that your chances of a long and healthy life ---- if you ---- plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables 1999 ---- a year when many tragedies ---- including the terrible mud slides in Venezuela and the horrific earthquakes in Turkey. A) is / were happening A) enhance / are eaten B) was / happened B) will be enhanced / were eating C) is being / will happen C) enhanced / are eating D) has been / had been happening D) are enhanced / eat E) had been / have happened E) have enhanced / will be eaten 20. 14. When he ---- his room for the first time in his life, his mother ---- him a look of surprise. The last two times I ---- the health club, I ---- for my membership card, but we had better take them with us today. A) have visited / haven’t asked A) will tidy / will be giving B) was visited / don’t ask B) had been tidying / was given C) visited / wasn’t asked C) has been tidied / gives D) was visiting / didn’t ask D) was tidying / has given E) had visited / won’t be asked E) tidied / gave 21. 15. Since the 1960s, new roads ---- in Lhasa, Tibet’s capital, and now a highway system ---- the city with the major cities in neighbouring provinces. As might be expected from China’s huge area and variety of regional climates, most of the types of plants that ---- in the Northern Hemisphere ---- there, except for those varieties common to the arctic and tundra regions. A) have been built / connects A) will grow / have found B) were built / is connected B) are grown / are finding C) had built / is connecting C) have grown / were being found D) are being built / has connected D) grow / can be found E) will have grown / used to be found E) could have built / will connect 16. 22. It’s true that life ---- as anything may happen at any time, but some precautions, such as insurance policies, ---- against disaster. Mount Everest ---- as the highest point on the earth until 1852, when the governmental Survey of India --- the fact. A) hasn’t been recognised / established A) mustn’t be predicted / have taken B) didn’t recognise / has established B) shouldn’t predict / have been taking C) hasn’t recognised / would establish C) doesn’t predict / are taking D) wouldn’t recognise / was established D) can’t be predicted / can be taken E) wasn’t recognised / established E) hasn’t predicted / might be taken 87 www.kpds.org 23. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 1 Alternatives to the ‘right to trial by jury’ system ---- , but all the ideas which ---- so far are unacceptable. 30. A) are being considered / have been discussed A) were imposed / were obtained B) have been considering / were discussed B) are imposing / are obtaining C) had been considered / are discussing C) were imposing / have obtained D) have considered / have been discussing D) imposed / will be obtained E) are considering / are discussed 24. Before the UN sanctions ---- , 60 to 80 percent of our dates ---- from Iraq. E) are being imposed / have been obtained People now can buy and sell shares over the Internet and it ---- that over 50 new millionaires ---this years by ‘e-commerce’. A) is estimating / are creating 31. A ‘Welsh dresser’ ---- as a piece of kitchen furniture which ---- shelves and cupboards in one unit. B) had been estimated / create A) should be described / is combined C) is estimated / will be created B) has described / can combine D) estimated / had been creating C) can be described / combines E) will have estimated / were created D) used to describe / combined E) is described / could be combined 25. Numerous expeditions, which ---- by various countries, ---- since the first successful climb of Mount Everest. A) are sponsored / are being undertaken B) were sponsored / have been undertaken 32. Since Bernard ---- from the bank, he ---- unable to find another job. C) have sponsored / will be undertaking A) was dismissed / has been D) have been sponsored / undertook B) used to be dismissed / is E) had sponsored / will have undertaken C) has been dismissed / had to be D) had been dismissing / was 26. Recently, a new vaccine against measles ---- . A) will have developed B) had been developing C) had developed D) was developing E) will be dismissed / might have been E) has been developed 33. By the time we ---- , all the covered seats ---- . A) arrive / might have occupied 27. The lounge carpet ---- after Ralf ---- some bleach on it. B) will arrive / have been occupying A) is ruined / was spilling C) are arriving / will occupy B) has ruined / had spilt D) were arriving / have been occupied C) has been ruined / was spilt E) arrived / had been occupied D) was ruined / spilt E) will have ruined / is spilt 34. 28. 29. All the expenses of shipping your furniture ---- by the company, so you needn’t worry about that. A) will bear B) will be borne C) are bearing D) were bearing E) might have borne I’m glad you didn’t give me this essay yesterday after all. We had a long power cut, so I ---- it for you. A) won’t be able to type B) couldn’t have typed C) had better not type D) may not be typed E) must not have typed From the 4th to the 18th of next month, contemporary glass and ceramics ---- at the Fenny Lodge Gallery. 35. A) will be displayed B) are displaying C) had been displayed D) will have been displaying Experts are not sure whether skiing ---- into the USA for the first time by Scandinavian settlers or by Indians from Canada. A) is introduced B) will be introduced C) was being introduced D) was introduced E) can be introduced E) have been displayed 88 www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 2 7. SET 2 1. 2. The UN official ---- by Kosovan villagers to the spot where they believed the mass grave ---- . A) Guns ---- away securely so that children ---- them. A) had better lock / won’t have reached B) ought to be locked / weren’t reaching C) may be locking / shouldn’t reach D) should be locked / can’t reach E) could have locked / may not reach 8. is taken / is locating B) is taking / locates C) will be taken / located D) had taken / had been located E) was taken / was located I really dislike it when I ….… the incorrect change by the ferry cashiers in Istanbul. A) have given B) gave D) am given E) had been given C) give China ---- to have extensive petroleum reserves, both on land and offshore. A) believes B) has believed D) believed E) is believed 9. C) will believe Dogs, which .....… man since ancient times, were mainly used on farms or for hunting in earlier times, but today they ---- to a wide range of uses, such as drug or victim detection. A) are accompanied / have been put 3. B) have accompanied / are put St. John’s Wort, a natural herbal supplement which ---- Hypericin, ---- for centuries to treat minor ailments. C) had been accompanying / are putting D) were accompanying / put A) is contained / used E) accompany / are being put B) contains / has been used C) is containing / is being used 10. D) was containing / is used E) has contained / has used 4. Many interesting relies of the Kennedy family ---- in Culzean Castle, Scotland. A) has worn / release B) is worn / have released C) wears / are released A) will have contained B) contain C) contained D) had worn / will have released D) are contained E) have contained E) will be worn / are being released 11. 5. In traditional cultures, it is widely believed that when a man ---- a mask, his religious or magical powers ---- by changing identity and becoming another being. Peace in Northern Ireland ---- after the two sides ---for months. Obviously, the headmaster ---- that students ---better to the new teaching methods. A) is believed / are responding A) was achieved / negotiated B) believes / will respond B) is achieved / were negotiating C) has believed / have been responded C) will have achieved / are negotiated D) was believed / had been responding D had been achieving / have negotiated E) will believe / will be responded E) has been achieved / negotiate 12. 6. Animal lovers in England ---- that fox hunting with horses and dogs ---- illegal. We ---- that my father’s new car ---- by Friday. He has promised to give his old one to me and I want to drive to Ankara in it at the weekend. A) are expected / will be delivering A) are demanded / can make B) expect / will have been delivered B) have demanded / is making C) have been expecting / is delivering C) demand / should be made D) had expected / was delivering D) have been demanded / was made E) are expecting / will have delivered E) will demand / will have made 89 www.kpds.org 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 2 The book ‘The Lost Continent’ ---- Bill Bryson is based ---- the author’s own experience in America. A) from / at B) of / with D) by / on E) for / about A) was elected B) is elected D) was electing E) elected C) has elected C) with / from 21. The civil war in Sudan ---- for seventeen years now, and so far, two million people ---- . Of the many attempts to find clues for predicting the location, time and strength of future earthquakes, the best results seem to be associated ---seismicity studies using earthquake observations. A) continued / will have been killed B) has been continuing / have been killed C) is continuing / had been killed A) with B) on D) was continuing / were killed D) to E) in E) will have continued / will have killed C) about Silvia repairs rush chairs and she is often so absorbed ---- her work that she barely notices the world around her. A) in B) on D) from E) to 22. C) with Because of the expense of their traditional wedding, they had to limit the guests ---- their close relatives and friends. A) towards B) at D) to E) with C) in 23. The Serbian warlord Zelijco Raxnatovic, who ---- as “Arkan”, ---- in Belgrade in January, 2000. A) had known / would be assassinated B) has been known / assassinates Most of the 700 protesters the police ---- at Mexico’s largest university---- within days. A) had arrested / will have freed B) are arrested / will be freed C) will be arresting / have freed D) arrested / were freed E) were arrested / may be freed 20 million seahorses, which ---- in medicine, ---- from the oceans each year. A) will be using / are being taken B) were used / will have taken C) will be used / must have taken D) can be used / have taken E) are used / are taken Chinese C) was known / was assassinated D) knew / had been assassinated 24. E) is known / assassinated 18. When Tiger Woods ---- his sixth golfing title in a row, he equalled the record of Ben Hogen, which --- 52 years ago. A) was won / had set B) is won / had been set C) won / was set D) wins / has been set When Thailand ---- as Siam, mighty elephants ---- its kings into battle. A) had known / were carried B) is known / have been carrying C) knew / could be carried D) was known / used to carry E) has known / had to carry E) has won / was setting 25. 19. Although earthquakes ---- death and destruction through such secondary effects as landslides, tsunamis and fires, the greatest loses in terms of both lives and property ---- from the collapse of man-made structures during the violent shaking of the ground. A) will be eliminated B) has been eliminated C) is eliminating D) had been eliminating E) eliminated A) are causing / were resulted B) have been caused / resulted Today, in many countries, as many as one third of all cancer deaths ---- to cigarette smoking. C) had been causing / will result A) are attributed B) can attribute D) ought to be caused / have resulted C) had attributed D) were attributed E) can cause / result 26. E) will have attributed 27. 20. In recent years, the elephant’s usefulness for labour and a means of transportation ---- by technology. This year a woman ---- President of Finland for the first time in the country’s history. My cousin had emotional problems as a teenage because he ---- up properly. A) hasn’t brought 90 B) isn’t bringing www.kpds.org C) hadn’t been brought THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 2 D) didn’t bring 32. E) won’t be brought 28. Our horse ---- when the fence ---- down in a storm. The ascent of Ben Nevis, the highest point in British Isles, ---- only in fair weather. A) should be attempted B) could have attempted C) may attempt D) ought to attempt E) will be attempting A) was escaping / blew B) is escaping / will be blown C) has been escaped / has blown D) must be escaped / had blown 33. E) escaped / was blown The team of climbers ---- to return to the campsite because heavy cloud ---- their vision. A) were decided / was restricted 29. Human settlement at Sandford ---- back to Norman times, when a group of monks ---- a monastery there. B) decided / restricted A) had traced / were built D) should decide / was restricting B) has traced / are built E) have been decided / restricts C) can decide / will be restricted C) could have been traced / build D) can be traced / built E) should be traced / had been built 30. The old lady ---- by two rottweiler dogs when a Shropshire huntsman ---- her life. 34. A) had savaged / was saved Although the queen of UK has in fact little authority of her own, she ---- informed of events, and sometimes, she ---- by the government in power. A) keeps / has consulted B) was being savaged / saved B) can be kept / should consult C) was savaging / was saving C) is kept / is consulted D) could be savaged / had saved D) will keep / was consulted E) is being savaged / had been saved E) has kept / had consulted 31. Are you sure my tablecloth ---- permanently by this red wine? A) won’t stain B) isn’t being stained 35. C) won’t be stained I’m sure he ---- in your lecture. He ---- monarch butterflies for ten years now. A) had been interested / studies D) shouldn’t have stained B) will have interested / is studying E) didn’t use to stain C) interested / will have been studying D) will be interested / has been studying E) interests / was studying 91 www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 3 6. SET 3 I am attending a presentation by Ford today, but I --- whether I ---- a really formal suit or something more comfortable A) won’t decide / have worn 1. B) mustn’t decide / could have worn Your order ---- tomorrow, so you ---- it on Friday. C) won’t be decided / wear A) is being sent / have received D) haven’t been decided / will wear B) will be sent / should receive E) can’t decide / should wear C) has been sent / must be received D) will have sent / can receive 7. E) is going to send / are received While the injured child ---- to the ambulance on a stretcher, a woman ---- running, saying that she was his mother. A) had been carried / will come 2. Apparently, the incident ---- the reputation of the club as it ---- quite a few members recently. B) was carrying / was coming A) was damaged / was losing D) has been carrying / could come B) has damaged / has lost E) has been carried / has come C) was being carried / came C) will be damaged / is losing D) can damage / has been lost 8. E) will have damaged / is lost After he ---- his restaurant, he ---- hard every day to make it successful, so his business became a popular eating place. A) has opened / will work 3. B) was opened / will be working If the topsoil that ---- much of the Earth’s surface ---in some way, it can be carried away by wind or washed away by water in a process called erosion. C) was opening / had worked D) had opened / worked A) is covering / hasn’t protected E) has been opened / is working B) has covered / wont have protected C) covers / isn’t protected D) is covered / won’t be protected 9. When the new road around the town ----, the noise levels in our street ---- . E) was covered / hadn’t been protected A) was completed / dropped B) has completed / have dropped C) had been completed / drop 4. D) completed / had been dropping Although their carpets ---- primarily for mosques, sometimes, they ---- designs for restaurants and hotels as well. E) will have completed / will drop A) are designed / produce 10. B) have been designed-were produced After better lighting ---- in the office, Jennifer’s headaches ---- . C) will be designed / were producing A) is installing / should disappear D) have designed / had been producing B) was installed / disappeared E) design / are producing C) had been installed / have disappeared D) will have installed / is disappearing E) installed / was disappearing 5. The board ---- that a takeover by a foreign company ---- at all costs. 11. A) was decided / should avoid The tourists ---- about the way in which they ---- by the tour operators during the trip. B) has been decided / was avoided A) can complain / were treating C) decided / may have avoided B) were complained / are being treated D) has decided / must be avoided C) are complaining / have treated E) decides-would avoid D) have been complained / are treated E) complained / had been treated 92 www.kpds.org 12. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 3 I wonder whether the electrical store ---- us tomorrow for the delivery of the freezer or not. 18. I know you ---- my cosmetics again as right now, I --- my perfume in the room. A) is charged B) will charge A) are used / am smelling C) has charged D) is being charged B) used / could have smelt E) will be charged C) have been using / can smell D) were used / must be smelling 13- E) are using / have smelt The Prince Henry car ---- by Vauxball in 1911. Today only eleven ----, all of which are priceless. A) introduced / are existing 19. B) was introduced / exist C) have been introduced / existed This is fifth time I ---- a phone call for a hairdresser’s. I wonder if our number ---- by mistake in a hairdresser’s advertisement. A) am receiving / is printing D) had introduced / have existed B) was received / was printed E) used to introduce / will exist C) had received / were printing 14. D) have received / has been printed I ---- about the famous poet Celin’s tragic personal life while I ---- information for my essay. E) will have received / printed A) am learning / researched B) have learnt / had researched 20. C) learnt / was researching Every year, more than 200,000 acres of forest ---- in the USA by fires in a single summer. A) are destroyed D) will learn / have been researched B) have been destroying C) will have destroyed E) was learnt / had been researching D) were destroying E) ought to have destroyed 15. According to archaeological records, chickens ---for the first time in the cities of the Indus Valley in about 3000 BC. 21. A) had domesticated Serving as president of the National American Women Suffrage Association, Carrie Chapman Catt ---- success in 1920 when women ---- equal rights to vote in the US. B) have been domesticated A) achieved / were given C) were domesticating B) had achieved / were giving D) used to domesticate C) would have achieved / had given E) were domesticated D) could achieve / have been given E) has achieved / would be given 16. The origin of April Fool’s Day, the first day of April, is uncertain, but it ---- to arrival of spring in late March, when nature ---- to “fool” humanity with changes in weather. 22. A) has been related / has said The disease of cattle, Texas Fever, ---- in the Western Hemisphere during the Spanish colonisation of Mexico, but by 1980, it ---completely from the US. B) may be related / is said A) had introduced / was eradicated C) ought to relate / has been said B) introduced / was eradicating D) relates / is saying C) must be introduced / could be eradicated E) can be related / will say D) has been introduced / had eradicated E) was introduced / had been eradicated 17. Generally, Mr Eames ---- by his colleagues, but he --- to be aware of this fact. 23. B) doesn’t like / hasn’t seemed Sait ---- in Salzkammergut, Austria, since prehistoric times, but the town ---- most of its income today from tourism. C) didn’t like / didn’t seem A) was being mined / is gaining D) hasn’t liked / wont have seemed B) was mined / has been gained E) won’t have liked / didn’t seem C) has been mined / gains A) isn’t liked / doesn’t seem D) is being mined / gained E) will be mined / has gained 93 www.kpds.org 24. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 3 I really hate ---- by salespeople when I’m shopping. 30. A) to have pestered B) being pestered At the end of the training session, you ---- a test. Students who pass ---- to scuba dive in the open seas. C) to pester D) pestering A) are given / have allowed E) having pestered B) have given / have been allowed C) will be given / will be allowed D) had been giving / are allowed 25. Don’t forget us all as soon as you ---- . A) were promoting B) will promote C) were promoted D) have been promoted E) have been giving / will have allowed E) will be promoting 31. Oh gosh! You ---- meeting Leonardo Di Caprio in real life. I wish I had been you. A) could have excited 26. The plants in the hall ---- after by the caretaker, who ---- them every day. B) must have been excited A) are looking / is watering D) should have excited B) were being looked / has watered E) are supposed to be excited C) might have been exciting C) have been looked / is watered D) are looked / waters E) will have looked / watered 27. 32. A: What have you done to your wrist? The garden of our house ---- from the farm next door by a stream. A) is separated B) separates C) will separate D) has separated E) separated B: I ---- off a cliff face while I ---- on Saturday. A) fell / was climbing 33. B) was falling / climbed C) had fallen / have climbed So long as you ---- them a reasonable price, I’m sure they ---- the tiles from you. A) have been given / bought D) have fallen / was climbed B) give / will buy E) fall / would be climbing C) had been giving / are buying D) will give / are bought 28. E) are given / have been buying When she ---- her husband, Silvia ---- herself to weave rush seats, and now she repairs them for her livelihood. A) was divorced / has taught B) has divorced / was teaching 34. Hopefully, I ---- comfortable in my job by the time I --- my training. C) is divorced / will be taught A) have felt / was finishing D) divorced / taught B) was feeling / was finished E) was divorcing / had been taught C) am going to feel / am finished D) will have felt / finished E) will be feeling / finish 29. I ---- able to calculate quotations for customers since the company procedure ---- to me. A) will be / has explained B) have been / was explained 35. Why is it always regarded as so funny when someone ---- in the face with a cream-pie? C) was / had explained A) was slapping B) is slapped D) should be / were explaining C) will have slapped D) has slapped E) am / will have explained E) had been slapped 94 www.kpds.org 36. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 3 I ---- him only when he ---- himself to be a decent manager. 41. Carrots ---- to be good for your eyesight. A) are believed A) have trusted / was proved B) have believed B) had trusted / has proved C) believe C) will trust / proves D) will believe D) trust / proved E) will be believed E) trusted / had been proved 42. 37. Are you sure you ---- your sun hat? It looks as if it --- quite hot. Aunt Sue ---- on by now. Let’s telephone the hospital and inquire how she is. A) should have operated A) haven’t needed / has been getting B) must have been operated B) aren’t needed / has got C) might be operating C) won’t need / is going to get D) ought to be operating D) hadn’t needed / was getting E) will have operated E) don’t need / had been getting 43. 38. Festivals and holidays ---- since ancient times. A) have been celebrated We ---- something to eat and drink when we have cleared up because we ---- for five hours without a break. A) were needed / had been working B) are being celebrated B) needed / have been working C) might have celebrated C) are needed / are going to work D) were celebrated D) will need / will have been working E) are supposed to celebrate E) need / are working 39. We ---- into our new flat until the electricity ---- . 44. A) wouldn’t move / was connecting Their salesman ---- the all their cars ---- with air conditioning. B) shouldn’t move / has connected A) was claimed / will be supplied C) don’t move / will be connected B) is claimed / had been supplied D) haven’t moved / was connected C) claims / are supplied E) can’t move / is connected D) will claim / have supplied E) has claimed / are supplying 40. The police suspected that the drugs ---- in the basement, but they ---- any. 45. B) were stored / didn’t find The original Mill House ---- down in the 19th century, and afterwards, it ---- with striking red bricks. C) could have stored / won’t find A) was burnt / was rebuilding D) had been stored / don’t find B) burnt / was rebuilt E) will be stored / weren’t found C) would burn / rebuilt A) are storing / aren’t finding D) has burnt / has been rebuilt E) had been burning / had rebuilt 95 www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 4 6. SET 4 Thatched roofs ---- in London in 1212, but they ---- to be used elsewhere even today. A) are forbidden / are continued B) have been forbidden / will continue 1. C) forbade / have been continuing By the end of the year, everybody who ---unemployed for over two years ---- on a training scheme. D) were forbidden / continue E) had forbidden / have continued A) is / will be sending B) was / had been sending 7. C) has been / will have been sent The city of Plovdiv, on the Maritsa River in Bulgaria, ---- considerably in an earthquake in 1928. D) had been / has been sent A) was damaged B) is damaged E) will be / is going to send C) had damaged D) was damaging E) has been damaged 2. The point on the surface of the Earth directly above the focus, the point where the first movement ---place, ---- the epicentre of an earthquake. 8. A) takes / is called A) have to rewind / return B) has taken / has called 3. All video cassettes ---- before they ---- to the hire shop. B) should be rewound / are returned C) will be taken / has been called C) must have rewound / are returning D) was taken / was called D) will be rewound / were returned E) is taking / will have called E) can rewind / are being returned The Richter Magnitude Scale, which ---- upon the amount of energy released by the rock movements rather than upon surface damage, ---- earthquakes on a 1 to 10 scale. 9. Miguel de Cervantes ---- the idea for the novel Don Quixote while in prison. The second part of the story ---- one year before he died. A) was conceived / was completing A) bases / has graded B) had conceived / has completed B) has based / was graded C) used to conceive / completes C) was based / is graded D) has conceived / must be completed D) will be based / graded E) conceived / was completed E) is based / grades 10. 4. Forms of bread ---- as food since prehistoric times. Probably, the first bread ---- from acorns or beechnuts. A) were used / has been made B) will have been used / was making 11. Mecca ---- by tens of thousands of pilgrims annually. A) has visited B) visits C) is visited D) visited E) may be visiting D) are used / used to make Molasses ---- as a by-product of sugar production. Several light and flavourful varieties ---- as table syrups. E) were being used / is made A) obtains / have been used C) have been used / was made B) is being obtained / will be using 5. C) was obtained / had used Constantin Brancusi, who ---- by the French sculptor Rodin, ---- works in bronze, stone and wood. D) is obtained / are used E) has been obtained / are using A) influences / was created B) was influenced / created 12. C) influenced / has created Mark ---- to let us know that they ---- for the party. A) has phoned / will be delayed D) has been influenced / is created B) has been phoning / have delayed E) will be influencing / is creating C) had been phoned / were delaying D) will be phoned / delayed E) is phoning / had been delayed 96 www.kpds.org 13. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 4 20. A) has been disturbed B) was disturbed The actress Coral Atkins was so appalled by the way children ---- in state homes that she ---- her own children’s home. C) was disturbing D) is disturbed A) are treating / was opening If the direct sunlight ---- you, I can draw the blinds. E) is disturbing B) have been treated / is opened C) had treated / opens 14. Microorganisms ---- into bacteria, protozoans, algae, fungi and viruses, and the study of each ---- a separate specialty within microbiology. D) were treated / opened E) will be treating / is going to open A) have classified / is formed 21. B) will be classified / has been formed C) are classifying / has formed Coral Atkins devoted her life ---- providing a home for unwanted children. A) with B) for C) to D) about E) in D) were classified / was formed E) are classified / forms 15. 22. The city of Bremen, Germany ---- into two sections; Altstadt and Neustadt. The two sections ---- by three bridges. I hope we ---- with lunch after the presentation as I haven’t brought any sandwiches. A) were served B) have been served C) serve D) are serving E) will be served A) is divided / are connected B) has been divided / are connecting 23. C) was being divided / have connected D) was dividing / had been connected Professional microbiologists ---- in a wide variety of positions, but the majority ---- in universities, government agencies or industry. A) are employed / work E) divides / connect B) used to employ / worked 16. C) employ / have been worked Mr Cartwright ---- at the moment for the promotion. I hope he gets the job as he ---- it. D) were employed / will have worked E) can employ / should work A) is interviewing / has deserved B) has been interviewed / is deserving 24. C) is being interviewed / deserves D) will be interviewed / deserved John ---- for his directness, but I think his remarks to David ---- as plain rude! A) has known / should be described E) interviews / will have deserved B) is known / can be described C) knew / will be describing 17. If eating disorders ---, they can be fatal. A) aren’t treating B) aren’t treated C) weren’t treated D) don’t treat D) has been known / were describing E) knows / must have described E) haven’t treated 25. I ---- that the car is any good until I ---- it myself. A) haven’t been convinced / drove 18. The manager would like these letters ---- out today. B) wasn’t convincing / was driving A) to have sent B) having sent C) won’t be convinced / have driven C) to be sent D) to send D) wasn’t convinced / had been driven E) are going to send 19. E) cant be convinced / have been driven The guest rooms ---- before your cousins from Canada visit us. 26. A) will have to be redecorated The town of Balboa is situated on the site of a swamp, which ---- with the rocks dug out while the Panama Canal ---- . A) has been filled / was constructing B) used to be redecorated B) has been filling / will be constructed C) will have redecorated C) was filling / had been constructed D) must have redecorated D) was filled / was being constructed E) had been redecorated E) will be filled / has been constructing 97 www.kpds.org 27. 28. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 4 The tea tree ---- only in Australia, but recently people around the world ---- the oil for many medicinal purposes. 34- When you ---- an advertisement, you ---- into account the type of people you want to be attracted to it. A) grows / have been using A) are being designed / must take B) was grown / were using B) designed / had better take C) has been grown / use C) are designing / have to take D) is growing / will have used D) will design / have been taken E) grew / had been used E) had designed / will be taking Tom Thumb, the famous dwarf of the 19th century, was born Charles Sherwood Stratton, but later he --- by his stage name. 35. A) knew B) will know C) has been known The National Lottery ---- twice a week in the UK: Wednesday and Saturday. A) is drawn B) is drawing C) was drawing D) draws E) has drawn D) has known E) was known 36. 29. 30. Tom Thumb ---- parents of normal height, but he only ---- to a height of 3 feet 4 inches. At the beginning of the 20th century, most solid waste ---- of by dumping it onto vacant land near where it ---- . A) has / had been grown A) had disposed / has generated B) had / grew B) has been disposed / generates C) is having / will be grown C) will have disposed / is generating D) had had / will grow D) disposed / has been generated E) was having / has grown E) was disposed / was generated After the workers ---- from their jobs at the factory, not many of them ---- jobs quickly. A) were dismissed / had been found 37. Unlike many top tennis tournaments, the matches at Wimbledon are played ---- grass courts. B) have been dismissed / were finding A) with B) about C) in D) on E) by C) dismiss / are finding D) will have dismissed / can find E) had been dismissed / found 31. 38. A) had discovered / filled Residents who live near the nuclear power plant worry that their children ---- to radioactivity. B) was discovered / was filled A) expose B) exposed C) was discovering / should fill C) will have exposed D) had exposed D) have discovered / was filing E) are being exposed 32. After I ---- ants in the kitchen, I ---- the crack in the wall with ant powder. E) discover / have been filled Our manager usually comes to work dressed ---- a three piece pinstriped suit. A) with B) on D) about E) for 39. C) in Many home appliances, like vacuum cleaners or microwave ovens, ---- for their labour-saving or time-saving capabilities, while others ---- for their convenience. A) have chosen / will purchase 33. The organizers claim that visitors ---- at the exhibits at the EXPO2000 exhibition in Hanover, Germany. A) will be amazed B) are going to amaze C) will have amazed D) have been amazing B) are chosen / are purchased C) will be chosen / purchase D) are choosing / have purchased E) choose / will be purchased E) had amazed 98 www.kpds.org 40. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 4 Airliners ---- parachutes because it is impractical to instruct passengers in their use in an emergency situation. 46. According to the autopsy results, the victim was shot in the back ---- a semi automatic hand gun ---- a left-handed person. A) aren’t carried B) weren’t carrying A) for / from B) from / with C) wont be carried D) don’t carry D) with / by E) by / for C) in / about E) hadn’t carried 47. 41. You ---- for the name of the caller before you transfer any calls. Although very often the autopsy ---- only with forensic, or legal, medicine ---- in the determination of the cause or details of death from foul play, it ---a number of other purposes as well. A) is associated / serves A) used to ask B) have asked B) has been associated / is served C) may have asked D) should have asked C) associated / was serving E) must ask D) was associated / has been served E) had associated / served 48. 42. It’s surprising that, of the few Viking helmets that --- in excavations so far, none ---- horns. A) were found / may have The community center can be used ---- meetings of the club whenever needed. A) with B) about D) from E) for C) by B) were finding / had C) have been found / have D) had found / were having 49. The manufacturer was ---- with excitement at receiving his first large order. E) are found / are having A) influenced B) consideredC) depressed D) filled E) covered 50. 43. The enormously heavy bill which ---- the shoveler bird its name ---- for feeding on the surface of ponds and lakes. A) was given / had been adapting After his brother made his fortune on the stock market, Scoot was convinced ---- the wisdom of investing his money in stocks and shares. A) with B) from D) at E) of C) for B) has been given / will be adapted C) was giving / has adapted D) gives / is adapted E) will give / had been adapted 51. - 60. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 51. 44. 45. Because air navigation is concerned with direction and distance, the plane must be equipped ---devices for measuring these factors. A) about B) with D) on E) from C) by Fransız yazar Albert Camus'un romanları oyunları duygusuz, anlamsız bir evreni yansıtır. A) In his novels and plays, the French author Albert Camus wrote mainly about an indifferent, nonsensical universe. B) The novels and plays of the French author Albert Camus reflect an indifferent, meaningless universe. C) Albert Camus's novels and plays are often set in an imaginary, nonsensical universe. D) The French author Albert Camus wrote many plays and books about an indifferent, meaningless universe. E) Albert Camus, the French author, has a selection of novels and plays describing an indifferent, absurd universe. Of the many methods that are available today, only radio navigation ---- for all-weather flying. A) has been using B) will have used C) can be used D) had been used E) could have used 99 ve www.kpds.org 52. Duyduğuma göre, Brown'ların evi, hepsi evde bir filme dalmışken soyulmuş. A) B) C) D) E) 53. 55. According to what I've heard, the Browns' house was burgled while they were all at home absorbed in a film. Sığırlar önce Asya'da evcilleştirilmiş olmalı; çünkü en eski sığır kemikleri, oradaki yerleşim bölgelerinde bulunmuştur. A) I heard that the Brown's house was actually burgled while they were all at home watching a film. According to evidence in the form of bones, Asians were most likely the first people to domesticate cattle. B) The Browns were so involved in a film that, apparently, they didn't even hear some burglars break into their house. The practice of domesticating cattle most likely originated in Asia, where the oldest cattle bones have been found. C) I was surprised to hear that the Browns' house was broken into when they were all at home intently watching a film. Cattle bones which have been found in Asia are believed to be from the oldest examples of domesticated animals. D) Apparently, thieves slipped into the back of the Browns' house while they were all watching a film on television. Because very old bones have been discovered in settlements in Asia, cattle might have been first domesticated there. E) Cattle must have been domesticated in Asia first, for the oldest cattle bones have been found in settlements there. Bölgedeki personeli korumak ve hassas enstrumanların güvenliğini sağlamak için nükleer reaktörlerin işletilmesinde büyük dikkat gerekmektedir. A) 54. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 4 The safety of personnel and the protection of sensitive instruments are of great importance during the operation of nuclear reactors. B) During the operation of nuclear reactors, extreme care should be taken by the personnel in the area to protect the sensitive instruments. C) In the operation of nuclear reactors, great care is required to protect the personnel in the area and to secure the safety of the sensitive instruments. D) When operating nuclear reactors, the personnel have to take great care with safety procedures as the instruments are highly sensitive. E) They ought to take great care over the safety of personnel and the protection of the sensitive instruments in the area of the nuclear operations. 56. Dünya Bankası'nın amacı, üye ülkelerdeki ekonomik gelişmeyi destekleyecek projeleri finanse etmektir. A) The World Bank promotes economic development throughout the world by financing projects. B) The purpose of the World Bank is to finance projects that promote economic development in member nations. C) The member nations use the World Bank to finance projects which promote economic development. D) The World Bank aims to promote economic development in member nations by financing worldwide projects. E) The World Bank was set up to encourage development in the economies of member nations by financing projects. Eskiden Ortak Pazar ya da Avrupa Topluluğu diye bilinen, Avrupa'nın ekonomik ve politik entegrasyonu için kurulmuş organizasyon, 1993'te Avrupa Birliği adını almıştır. A) Founded in 1993, the European Union, formerly the Common Market or the European Community, aims to promote economic and political integration throughout Europe. B) The European Union, renamed in 1993, which had been formerly known both as the Common Market and the European Community, serves to promote economic and political integration of Europe. C) In 1993, the European Community, formerly known as the Common Market, took the name European Union and began to promote both political and economic harmony within Europe. D) Formerly known as the Common Market or European Community, the organisation founded for the economic and political integration of Europe took the name European Union in 1993. E) The institution which has promoted economic and political integration of Europe since 1993 used to be known as the Common Market, and later, the European Community. 57. 58. 100 Gilbert Stuart, özellikle George parlak renkli portreleriyle tanınır. Washington'ın A) George Washington was a favourite subject of Gilbert Stuart's luminously coloured portraits. B) Gilbert Stuart is especially known luminously coloured portraits of Washington. C) Well-known artists, particularly Gilbert Stuart, painted some luminous portraits of George Washington. D) The famous artist Gilbert Stuart's portraits of George Washington are all luminously coloured. E) Gilbert Stuart's best-known work is a luminously coloured portrait of George Washington. for his George Zor durumlardaki davranış biçiminin, insanın gerçek karakterini açığa çıkardığı söylenir. www.kpds.org A) It is believed that a person's behaviour under pressure is a test of his or her strength of character. B) People say that how a person behave in difficult times can show his or her true strength of character. C) Often people don't act their true selves when they are faced with great difficulties. D) It's said that the way one behaves in difficulties reveals one's real character. E) A person's true character is evident in his or her behaviour at times of real trouble. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 4 61. 62. 59. 60. In world markets, the bigger South American bananas are preferred over the African varieties. A) Dünya piyasalarında daha çok, Afrika türlerine göre daha irice olan Güney Amerika muzu rağbet görmektedir. B) Dünya piyasalarında, Afrika'daki türlerine tercih edilen Güney Amerika muzu daha iridir. C) Dünya piyasaları, Afrika'daki türlerine göre daha irice olan Güney Amerika muzunu tercih etmektedir. D) Dünya piyasalarında en çok rağbet gören muz, Afrika türlerinden daha iri olan Güney Amerika muzudur. E) Daha iri olan Güney Amerika muzu, dünya piyasalarında, Afrika türlerine tercih edilmektedir. Sence yeni program gelecek ay bu zamanlar uygulamaya konmuş olur mu? Many forms of anemia are acquired, which shows that they are not due to genetic disorders but develop after birth. A) Do you think the new schedule will have been introduced by this time next month? A) B) You think the new schedule will be introduced about this time next month, don't you? Bulgular göstermiştir ki aneminin, doğuştan gelen genetik bozukluklardan kaynaklanmayıp sonradan gelişen pek çok türü vardır. B) C) In your opinion, the new schedule should be introduced by this time next month, shouldn't it? Pek çok anemi türü sonradan ortaya çıktığına göre, bu hastalığın bazı türleri genetik bozukluktan kaynaklanmıyor, daha çok doğduktan sonra gelişiyor. D) Do you believe that they will have introduced the new schedule by the end of next month? C) E) I believe we will have been introduced the new schedule before this time next month, don't you? Aneminin pek çok türü genetik bir bozukluktan kaynaklanmayıp sonradan edinildiği için bu hastalığın doğduktan sonra geliştiği söylenebilir. D) Aneminin pek çok türü sonradan edinilmektedir ki bu da onların genetik bozukluktan dolayı olmadığını, doğduktan sonra geliştiğini göstermektedir. E) Bazı anemi türleri genetik bir bozukluktan kaynaklanmayıp doğduktan sonra ortaya çıkmaktadır ki bu da onların sonradan edinildiğini gösterir. Özel diyetler ve daha bilimsel bakım sayesinde hayvanat bahçelerinde eskiden olduğundan çok daha fazla yavru doğmaktadır. A) A combination of special diets and scientific care has led to an increase in the number of baby animals born in zoos. B) The increase in births of animals in zoos recently is due mainly to special diets and more scientific care. C) Thanks to special diets and more scientific care, many more baby animals are being born in zoos than in the past. 63. At yesterday's committee meeting, very interesting suggestions were made while the programme for the coming season was being discussed. A) Komitenin dünkü toplantısında, önümüzdeki sezonun programıyla ilgili çok ilginç öneriler tartışıldı. B) Dünkü komite toplantısında, gelecek sezonun programı tartışılırken çok ilginç öneriler yapıldı. C) Komite, dünkü toplantısında, gelecek sezonun programını görüşürken çok ilginç öneriler getirdi. D) In the past, very few baby animals were born in zoos, but recently, this has improved due to scientific care and special diets. D) E) The baby animals born in zoos today are given special diets and scientific care, which results in more of them surviving than they did in the past. Dünkü komite toplantısının gündemi, ilginç önerilerin tartışıldığı gelecek sezonun programıydı. E) Çok ilginç önerilerin yapıldığı gelecek sezonun program tartışması dünkü komite toplantısında yapıldı. 61. - 70. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 64. 101 The police think that this assault case is connected with the murder committed last week in the dockyards. www.kpds.org THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 4 A) Polis, bu saldırı olayının geçen hafta tersanede işlenen cinayetle bağlantılı olduğunu düşünüyor. B) Aztek yasaları, tarladan mısır çalmayı kölelik ya da idamla cezalandırırdı. B) Polise göre, bu saldırı olayıyla geçen hafta tersanede işlenen cinayet arasında bağlantı olabilir. C) Aztek yasalarında, mısırın tarladan çalınmasının cezası kölelik ya da idam olurdu. D) C) Polis, geçen haftaki tersane cinayetiyle bu saldırı arasında bağlantı olduğundan kuşkulanıyor. Yasalara göre Aztekler, tarladan mısır çalanları köleliğe ya da idama mahkum ederlerdi. E) D) Polis, bu saldırı olayının geçen hafta tersanede işlenen cinayetle ilişkisi olabileceği kanısında. Aztek yasalarına göre, tarladan mısır çalmak kölelik ya da idamla cezalandırılırdı. E) Polis, bu saldırı ile geçen hafta tersanede işlenen cinayet arasında bir bağlantı olduğunu zannediyordu. 68. 65. Children learn to speak without any special training, but reading and writing need to be specially taught. 67. A) İlk insanların faaliyetlerinin takip edilmesinde ve onların yaşamlarının anlaşılmasında mağaralarda bırakılan kalıntılardan yararlanılmıştır. A) Çocuklar konuşmayı özel bir eğitim olmaksızın öğrenirler ama okuma ve yazmanın özel olarak öğretilmesi gerekir. B) Mağaralarda bırakılan kalıntılar, ilk insanların etkinliklerinin izini sürmede ve onların yaşamını anlamada çok yardımcı olmuştur. B) Çocuklar özel bir çaba sarfetmeden konuşmayı öğrenebilirler ancak okuma ve yazmanın öğretilmesi eğitimi gerektirir. C) Mağaralardaki kalıntılar sayesinde ilk insanların etkinliklerinin izini sürüp yaşam biçimlerini büyük ölçüde anlayabildik. C) Çocuklar konuşmayı öğrenmek için özel bir eğitim almazlar fakat okuma, yazma öğrenmek için özel bir eğitime ihtiyaçları vardır. D) İlk insanların mağaralarda bıraktıkları kalıntılar, onların etkinliklerini izlememizi ve yaşam tarzlarını anlamamızı sağlamıştır. D) Çocuklar konuşmayı kendiliğinden öğrendikleri halde okuma yazmayı ancak özel bir eğitimle öğrenebilirler. E) İlk insanların faaliyetlerini izlemek ve yaşam tarzlarını anlamak için büyük ölçüde mağaralardaki kalıntılar kullanılmıştır. E) Çocuklar konuşmayı öğrenirken özel bir eğitim gerekmese de, okuma yazma öğrenebilmeleri için özel bir eğitim şarttır. 69. 66. The relics left in caves have helped greatly in tracing the movements of early people and in understanding their lives. Over many centuries people have cleared away great expanses of forests for agriculture and settlement. A) Asırlardır büyük miktarlarda orman insanlar tarafından tarım ve yerleşim için yok edilmektedir. B) İnsanlar, asırlar boyunca ormanları büyük ölçüde tarım ve yerleşim için yok ettiler. C) Asırlar boyunca insanlar, büyük miktarlarda ormanı, tarım ve yerleşim için yok etmişlerdir. D) İnsanlar, asırlardan beri büyük miktarlarda ormanı yok ederek tarım ve yerleşim alanı yapmışlardır. E) İnsanların, tarım ve yerleşim için büyük orman alanlarını yok etme eylemleri asırlardan beri devam etmektedir. 70. According to Aztecs law, theft of corn from a field used to be punished by slavery or execution. A) In ancient Egypt, not only humans but sacred animals, particularly cats, were also mummified. A) Eski Mısır'da kutsal hayvanlar olarak kabul edilen kediler, aynı insanlar gibi, mumyalanırdı. B) Eski Mısırlılar, yalnızca insanları değil, kedi gibi, kutsal kabul ettikleri hayvanları da mumyalıyorlardı. C) Eski Mısırlılar, kutsal olduğunu düşündükleri hayvanları, özellikle de kedileri, aynı insanlar gibi mumyalıyorlardı. D) Eski Mısır'da sadece insanlar değil, kutsal hayvanlar da, özellikle kediler, mumyalanıyordu. E) Eski Mısır'da insanların yanı sıra, özellikle kediler başta olmak üzere, kutsal hayvanlar da mumyalanmıştır. As a breed, Holsteins are noted for producing the most milk, but their milk ranks among the lowest in butterfat percentage. A) Tarladan mısır çalma suçu, Aztek yasalarına göre, köle olmayı ya da idam edilmeyi gerektiriyordu. 102 Sütü yağ oranı bakımından en alt sıralarda yer almasına karşın, holstein cinsi, çok büyük miktarda süt verdiği için rağbet görmektedir. www.kpds.org B) Cins olarak holsteinlar en fazla süt vermekle dikkati çeker ama sütleri yağ oranı bakımından en alt sıralarda yer alır. C) Cins olarak süt verimleri çok yüksek olsa da holsteinlar, sütlerindeki yağ oranının azlığı nedeniyle en alt sıralarda yer almaktadırlar. D) Süt verimlerinin yüksek oluşuyla dikkati çeken holstein cinsinin alt sıralarda yer almasının nedeni sütlerindeki yağ oranının azlığıdır. E) THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 4 74. Holsteinlar, süt verimi çok yüksek bir cins olarak bilinir ama onlar sıralamada sütlerindeki yağ oranı bakımından en alttadır. 71. - 80. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 71. 72. 73. This morning I drove past a pheasant, which had been run over. A) I passed a pheasant, which someone had run over, in my car this morning. B) This morning I overtook the driver who had run down a pheasant in his car. C) Unfortunately, I ran over a pheasant in my car this morning. D) I couldn't avoid running over a pheasant, which appeared in front of me so suddenly, this morning. E) I'm afraid I killed a pheasant this morning as I ran over it. 75. Due to a school boy's protests, a hazard warning sign has been erected at the point where ducks often cross the road. A) A school boy protested about the hazard warning sign, which had been put up at a place near a habitat of ducks. B) They put up a hazard warning sign at the place which is frequently used by ducks to cross the road after the protests by a pupil. C) A school boy suggests that the ducks could be protected if they put a hazard warning sign on the road. D) A pupil from a nearby school put up a hazard warning sign at the side of the road in order to protect the ducks which often cross there. E) The hazard warning sign was erected to warn the school boys not to disturb the ducks which live near the side of the road. 76. 77. Not being selected for promotion disappointed him. D) He wasn't promoted because his performance was so disappointing. E) His disappointment must have been connected with his colleague's promotion. Despite being criticised by journalists, the Millennium Dome has attracted thousands of visitors. A) Thousands of people have visited the Millennium Dome even though journalists criticised it. B) The Millennium Dome had received thousands of visitors before journalists criticised it. C) Many of the visitors to the Millennium Dome have criticised it to journalists. D) The criticism of journalists dissuaded thousands of people from visiting the Millennium Dome. E) The Millennium dome has been criticised by thousands of journalists who have visited it. In England, as in Turkey, many surnames are derived from the skills and professions of ancestors. A) Most sons in England, as in Turkey, are named after their father's profession. B) Surnames in most countries, including England and Turkey, are based on the names of former skills and professions. C) Different from in Turkey, many of our ancestors in England were named after their skill or profession. D) Surnames in England can often be traced back to the skills and professions of ancestors, as is the case in Turkey. E) Many skills or professions in both England and Turkey are named after the surnames of the ancestors who carried them out. This course of ours has been developed for users with no experience of Microsoft Excel. A) We believe that the people who developed this course have never used Microsoft Excel. B) We require you to have at least some experience of Microsoft Excel to take this course. C) During this course, we will help you develop your skills on Microsoft Excel. D) Your skills on Microsoft Excel will be enhanced during this course of ours. E) We have designed this course for people who have never used Microsoft Excel. An effective antibacterial substance in crocodiles' blood has just been discovered. A) He will be disappointed if he is not chosen for promotion. A) They have very recently identified an effective antibody in crocodiles' blood. B) To his disappointment, they gave the manager's job to someone else. B) Crocodiles have remarkable substances in their blood. C) He was disappointed when he was not chosen for promotion. 103 antibacterial www.kpds.org 78. C) The latest discovery in the field of medicine is that crocodiles have an effective antibody in their blood. D) They have just started looking at crocodiles blood in order to find an antibody which fights resistant bacteria. E) Scientists have concluded that crocodiles' blood must contain antibodies. THE PASSIVE VOICE PART II SET 4 79. Generally, scientists prefer to keep the details of their research secret until something has been proved. A) Scientists often worry about public reaction to their research if they haven't proved something with concrete evidence. B) In general, up until they have proved something, scientists would rather not disclose details of their research. C) Usually, people would like to learn the details of scientists' research even before they have proved their theories. D) Scientists don't have to release information about their work until they have proved something. E) Generally, scientists keep their findings to themselves, especially when they are difficult to explain to the public. 80. 104 Before Mozambique can be restored to normal, considerable investment is required. A) It's normal that Mozambique requires significant investment in order to achieve a higher standard of living. B) The fate of Mozambique can only be altered with sizeable investment. C) Normally, stability in Mozambique cannot be achieved without some investment from overseas. D) They consider investing large sums to help relieve the suffering in Mozambique. E) Mozambique will need significant investment before the country can return to normal. In Greek mythology, Medusa transformed whoever looked into her eyes to stone. A) According to Greek myth, anyone who glanced into the eyes of Medusa was turned to stone. B) The ancient Greeks believed that Medusa was capable of turning people to stone by looking at them. C) Medusa in Greek myth was a monster who turned lots of people into stone by glancing at them. D) It's believed that Medusa in Greek mythology was turned into stone when people looked into her eyes. E) Medusa is a Greek goddess who is believed to turn anything she looks at to stone. www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 1 CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I A) wasn’t building / should have come B) isn’t going to be built / comes SET 1 C) hadn’t been built / would have come D) won’t be built / has come 1. E) doesn’t build / would come We ----- more on outings and souvenirs if we ----- a cheaper hotel. A) will be spending / chose B) were to spend / might choose 7. C) are spending / would have chosen D) have spent / have chosen E) could have spent / had chosen 2. Jim is having difficulty doing his maths assignment, and he wishes he ----- to the instructions of his teacher more carefully. A) was listening B) should listen C) would listen D) had listened E) has been listening If you ----- me for suggestions before you left, I ----you some nice restaurants around here. A) are asking / can recommend 8. B) could have asked / were to recommend C) asked / had been recommending D) had asked / would have recommended E) would ask / have been recommending 3. If anyone ----- with a five thousand lira note, please hold it up to the light to check that it ----- a forgery. A)pays / isn’t B) is paid / wasn’t C) has paid / can’t be D) paid / wouldn’t be E) will pay / won’t be I wish everybody ----- the same language all over the world. Then we ----- so hard to learn English now. 9. A) would speak / won’t study B) speaks / weren’t studying C) could speak / aren’t studying D) has spoken / don’t study We keep a spare set of car keys at home in case we ----- the originals. A) have lost B) will lose D) lost E) are losing C) should lose E) spoke / wouldn’t be studying 10. 4. 5. I’m sure we ----- on better terms with the manager if she ----- us so disrespectfully all the time. Many people believe that football stadiums ----safer places for families to go if strict measures ----to solve the problem of football hooliganism. A) would be / didn’t treat A) had been / would be taken B) have been / weren’t treated B) were to be / are taken C) were / hadn’t treating C) have been / could be taken D) will have been / wouldn’t treat D) should be / will be taken E) could be / isn’t treating E) would be / were taken If the classroom ----- with an overhead projector, it---- lessons more interesting. A) had equipped / could have made 11. If nature reserves ----- to protect the turtles, undoubtedly, they ----- rarer today. B) were equipped / would make A) weren’t establishing / could have been C) had been equipped / will have made B) hadn’t been established / would be D) would be equipped / might make C) aren’t established / have been E) equipped / should make D) won’t be established / might be E) haven’t been established / are 6. If the TEM motorway -----, the traffic in Istanbul ----to a standstill. 105 www.kpds.org 12. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 1 Why are you buying so many books all the time? If you ----- a library, you ----- money by borrowing them. 18. A) were joining / saved A) have trusted / had gone B) joined / would be able to save B) trust / would have gone C) have joined / could have saved C) can trust / might have gone D) could join / have saved D) had trusted / will go E) had joined / were able to save E) trusted / could go 19. 13. You ----- your manager if you think that you ----- by that supplier. If Florence Nightingale ----- alive today, I’m sure she ----- very impressed with the current standard of nursing care in the majority of the world. A) were / would be A) have informed / have been overcharging B) was / could have been B) would rather inform / overcharged C)is / will be C) had better inform / are being overcharged D) has been / might be D) will be informing / were overcharging E)could be / was E) are informing / were overcharged 20. 14. If we ----- baby sitters, we ----- out more often, but we prefer to leave our children in the care of our parents, whom we don’t want to bother too often. Measures to combat global warming ----- if all countries ----- on a solution together. Because of the swearing it contains, this film ----- on national television if it had been released twenty years ago. A) will fail / don’t work A) wasn’t shown C) must fail / hadn’t worked B) couldn’t be showing D) would be failing / haven’t worked C) hadn’t been shown E) had failed / couldn’t work B) will be failing / didn’t work D) wouldn’t have been shown E) didn’t use to show 21. The weather was beautiful as I left home, so I didn’t think of bringing my umbrella. I wish I ----- the weather forecast, so I ----- that it was going to rain. A) was watching / should know 15. I wish I ----- with you longer, but unfortunately, I have a lecture at four o’clock. A) could stay B) would stay D) can stay E) have stayed B) could watch / had known C) had watched / would have known C) will stay D) watched / knew E) watch / will have known 16. 22. I wish you ----- to repair the boiler yourself. You have made the problem worse actually. I do wish Mr Swan ----- so aggressive in discussions. Every time we have a meeting, he tries to pick an argument with someone. A) hadn’t attempted B) couldn’t attempt A) isn’t B) couldn’t be C) won’t attempt D) haven’t attempted C) might not be D) weren’t E) didn’t attempt E) hasn’t been 23. 17. I wish we ----- enough money to buy a camper van. Then we ----- to go on holiday more often. A) have / can afford I wish international communications like the ‘internet’ ----- more frequently to aid environmental and health projects instead of for promoting big business. B) had / could afford C) would have / might afford A) are used B) have been used D) were having / should afford C) were used D) will be using E) can have / were to afford E) could have used 106 www.kpds.org 24. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 1 I’ve been sitting here all morning wishing my son ---- to tell me that he has arrived in Germany safely. 31. A) will have telephoned B) has telephoned Marcus ----- over to help you with the project over the weekend, but he will be taking his mother to hospital for some tests. C) telephones D) telephoned A) is coming B) will come D) would come E) may come E) would telephone 32. 25. I think John wishes he ----- in the Lake District, but unfortunately there are very few employment opportunities there. A) is staying B) has stayed C) ought to stay D) could stay C) has come She -----, but luckily, a lifeguard spotted her and rescued her. A) has drowned B) ought to drown C) might drown D) could have drowned E) will have drowned E) had been staying 33. 26. I ----- Susan at her new office sometime next week if I can find some free time. A) should have visited B) would like to visit C) have visited D) could have visited Kelly is very nervous about his examinations. Especially as he knows that his parents ----- very disappointed if he ----- them. A) are / is falling B) are going to be / had failed C) have been / will fail D) were / would fail E) must be visiting E) will be / fails 27. 34. Despite the problems he had with the manager, he ---- to stay with them if he ----- that they were giving all employees a fifty percent pay rise. A) shouldn’t be expected A) could decide / would have known B) needn’t have expected B) has decided / will know C) can’t have expected C) might have decided / had known D) wouldn’t be expected D) had decided / could have known E) weren’t expecting E) will decide / has known 35. 28. Were it not such a distance from the road, this ----an ideal location for a picnic. A) is B) were D) would be E) should be C) has been 36. 29. Initially I was opposed to the idea, but after I had seen the research, I ----- that the project was a good one. A) must have agreed B) would have agreed C) will have to agree D) ought to agree 37. E) had to agree 30. He ----- them to promote him to manager; after all, he isn’t even a qualified engineer. We ----- very busy in the office recently; otherwise, I ----- to see your baby earlier. 38. A) were / was coming B) have been / would have come C) will be / might come I don’t believe the white stone of Pamukkale will be spoilt ----- the number of new hotels is restricted. A) as long as B) as if D) unless E) even if C) in case ----- they offer him a partnership will the young architect stay with this firm. A) Even if B) Unless D) In case E) Providing C) Only if We should be able to hire a car on the island, ----you remember to take your driving licence. A) or else B) unless D) in case E) provided C) as if You shouldn’t open the oven while a sponge cake is baking; ----- it will sink in the middle. A) in case B) otherwise D) even if E) as though C) providing D) had been / will have come 39. E) are / would be coming 107 You might get better results ----- you took your photographs with an automatic camera. www.kpds.org 40. 41. 42. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 1 A) even if B) whether D) as if E) in case C) if 43. We wouldn’t finish our assignment ----- we stayed up all night. A) as if B) as long as D) in case E) provided B) Only if D) If E) As long as A) unless B) as if D) in case E) only if C) even if C) even if 44. ----- you are interested in taking lessons, I can give you their telephone number. A) As if I’m afraid we won’t be able to come to your baby’s christening ----- we can find a baby-sitter. Our regular baby-sitter is on holiday. C) Even if She described her new house ----- it were a palace. A) even if B) in case D) because E) whether C) as if So many people were killed in the fire ----- the stadium didn’t have enough emergency exits. A) if B) so long as D) unless E) because C) in case 45. 108 She hasn’t had much time to socialise ----- she took a part-time job besides her school studies. A) when B) since D) if E) unless C) even if www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 6. SET 2 Unlike Walt Disney’s cartoon chipmunks, which always appear up a tree, real chipmunks ----- to stay near their underground burrows in case they ----- to escape from a predator. A) will prefer / have needed 1. I wish our history teacher ----- us so much homework. I never have enough time to finish it. B) prefer / need C) preferred / will be needed A) wouldn’t give D) have preferred / are needed B) couldn’t give E) had preferred / would need C) shouldn’t give D) doesn’t give E) hasn’t given 2. 7. After we have been to the cinema, we ----- bowling, if you ----- it’s a good idea. Oh, I am so embarrassed! I wish the ground ----open and swallow me. A) should B) may D) would E) might C) will A) have been / are thinking B) were going / had thought 8. C) went / thought OK, I ----- your Tuesday evening class provided you ----- the lesson plan because I hate doing it. A) covered / would be writing D) could go / think B) can cover / wrote E) are going / might think C) will cover / write D) have covered / would write 3. E) am covering / had written If he ----- in the woods at that particular time, he ----the suicide. A) wouldn’t be / hadn’t witnessed 9. B) weren’t / hasn’t been witnessing ----- he finds a job soon, he will have to sell his car. C) wasn’t / ought not to witness A) Unless B) As if D) hasn’t been / weren’t witnessing D) Only if E) As though C) Providing E) hadn’t been / wouldn’t have witnessed 10. 4. Bed-wetting is common in children up to the age of five, but if the problem ----- beyond this age, a physical examination ----- in case there is a serious medical problem. A) therefore B) as though C) in case D) even if E) otherwise A) has persisted / may recommend B) persists / is recommended 5. The garage can’t have adjusted the brakes properly; -----, they wouldn’t be making such a horrible noise. C) persisted / were recommended 11. A cheap guitar won’t be much good to you ----- you are hoping to play professionally later on. D) will persist / has recommended A) until B) if E) would persist / will recommend D) otherwise E) as if 12. Just think! If we ----- our degree course to music, we ----- professionally now. I’m sure Jessie ----- to play this Saturday provided someone ----- her a lift to the stadium. A) weren’t changing / couldn’t sing A) will agree / can give B) wouldn’t have changed / may not sing B) agrees / were to give C) hadn’t changed / wouldn’t be singing C) has agreed / gave D) agreed / will have given D) didn’t change / weren’t singing E) would agree / has given E) wouldn’t change / didn’t sing 109 C) whether www.kpds.org 13. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 We really should have looked at the timetable when we got off the ferry. We ----- the six-thirty train, but now we have to hang around here until twenty past eight. A) would be catching B) had caught C) could have caught D) have been catching B) will have completed C) complete D) were to complete E) would have completed 21. E) might catch 14. A) have completed If they ----- you at the London School of Economics, which other universities ----- you apply to? Because they fly, bats are often -----mistaken by birds; -----, bats are mammals, not birds. A) otherwise B) as if D) in case E) unless C) however A) won’t be accepting / did B) aren’t accepted / could 22. C) wouldn’t accept / should D) don’t accept / will E) weren’t accepted / might 15. 16. My mother is an excellent cook, and I really wish she ----- our wedding cake, but she’ll be very busy with other things. A) should make B) has made D) can make E) could make 23. C) will make ----- the press ----- Princess Diana’s privacy more, she might not have been killed in a traffic accident. She was trying to avoid the newspaper photographers when the accident happened. A) Had / respected B) Should / respect C) Does / respect D) Would / respect 24. E) Were / to respect 17. If you ----- a baby seat for your car, you ----- that it meets European Standards. 25. ----- Louise were working today, she would know where the accounting records are kept. A)In case B) Even though D) Unless E) If only C) As if Let’s face it! We can’t get the house painted by the date of our golden wedding anniversary ----- we hire professionals or paint it ourselves. There’s just not enough time. A) even if B) unless D) otherwise E) whether C) in case We have to employ a few more workers, ----- we won’t be able to get the order ready by the arranged date. A) unless B) or else D) until E) before C) even if ----- you eat plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables, and get plenty of exercise can you be really healthy. A) will buy / might check A) Suppose that B) Unless B) are buying / should check D) Only if E) As though C) Provided C) have bought / are checking D) bought / were checking 26. E) can buy / would check 18. Scientifically minded people generally believe in cause-and-effect relationships ----- they feel there is a perfectly natural explanation for most things. A) as though B) unless D) because E) otherwise Your son should stay in bed for a few days, Mrs. Wilson; -----, his condition will get worse. A) only if B) however D) whether E) otherwise C) as if C) as if 27. I ----- my son to go to the cinema with his friends, but he ----- his school work when they phoned. A) had allowed / may not finish 19. 20. The young boys listened to the words of the famous basketball player as though it ----- a king speaking to them. A) had been B) would be D) were E) might be B) could allow / hasn’t finished C) would have allowed / hadn’t finished D) allowed / didn’t finish C) has been E) can allow / won’t have finished 28. Most of the students look as though they ----answering the questions. I think we can start checking them. 110 Without help from chemistry and a microscope, it ---- hard to accept that the rock called limestone comes from sea shells and corals. www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 A) will be B) would be D) were E) had been B) could respect / will take C) has been C) will respect / might take D) would respect / took 29. E) respects / has been taking Unless they ----- by radar, ships and aircraft ----cautiously or not at all in dense fog. A) have aided / are moving B) aided / should be moving 36. Don’t you wish you ----- that other job, then you ----unemployment now that the factory is closing down. C) are aided / must move A) will take / won’t be facing D) were aided / ought to move B) had taken / wouldn’t be facing E) would be aided / moved C) have been taking / haven’t faced D) took / weren’t facing 30. E) are taking / won’t have faced A: I wonder if Josh thinks our idea will work? 37. B: Well, he certainly spoke as if he ----- enthusiastic about the plan. A) was D) had been B) might be C) has been E) will be If you are serious about learning to play the guitar, you ----- your finger nails. A) had to cut B) will have to cut C) had been cutting D) have cut E) were to cut 31. If you ----- to find any buried treasure while you -----, remember that anything found in this garden belongs to me. 38. A) happened / have been digging A) hasn’t improved / couldn’t have gone B) will happen / will have dug B) won’t improve / hasn’t been going C) might not improve / doesn’t go C) might happen / were digging D) didn’t improve / isn’t going to go D) would happen / had dug E) doesn’t improve / won’t be able to go E) should happen / are digging 32. 39. Had their offer been made sooner, he ----- jobs, but he had already signed a contract with his new employer. If the passport officials ----- so long to pass everybody through the border controls, we ----- in the ski resort in time to ski today, and now we’ve wasted our first day. A) won’t have changed A) didn’t take / were going to arrive B) might not have changed B) don’t take / are going to arrive C) shouldn’t be changing C) hadn’t taken / would have arrived D) didn’t change D) haven’t taken / would arrive E) won’t take / have arrived E) hasn’t changed 33. If her health ----- overnight, she ----- to school tomorrow. 40. Please don’t forget to take the cage in ----- it gets dark because little Tweety may be frightened. A) when B) if D) until E) otherwise C) in case He was glad that he managed to repair the car himself; otherwise, he ----- a lot of money to the garage. A) would have had to pay B) must have paid C) should have paid 34. 35. D) would rather have paid Although she was in financial difficulty and behind with her studies she danced that evening ----- she didn’t have a care in the world. A) while B) if D) even if E) as though E) was supposed to pay C) unless 41. She ----- the head of her department more if he ----- a more professional attitude towards his work. There are several new photocopiers on the market and some of them copy much faster than ours. If we ----- a faster model, we ----- customers soon. A) aren’t manufacturing / could have lost A) has respected / were taking B) hadn’t manufactured / will have lost 111 www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 C) haven’t manufactured / might have lost 48. D) don’t manufacture / will lose I ----- for the semi-finals unless last year’s champion ----- his match tomorrow. That’s my only chance. A) can’t qualify / will lose E) won’t manufacture / have lost B) couldn’t qualify / has lost C) won’t qualify / loses 42. D) haven’t qualified / would lose If he ----- attention, he ----- that the shopkeeper had given him the wrong change. E) ought not to qualify / lost A) should pay / will notice B) had been paying / would have noticed C) had paid / will notice 49. D) was paying / had noticed I wish the finals ----- on a weekend because most of my friends work on weekdays. I would have liked them to come and see me. E) could have paid / noticed A) had been held B) were holding C) could have held D) have been held E) would be holding 43. Suppose that I ----- on a bitterly cold day, ----- you jump in the water and rescue me? A) had drowned / could 50. B) have drowned / will More of my friends ----- to see me play if they ----the finals on a weekend. C) will be drowning / can A) will be able to come / were holding D) am drowning / did B) could have come / had held E) were drowning / would C) are able to come / would hold D) have come / are holding E) had been able to come / held 44. If you are hiking or climbing in the mountains, you should always take a survival bag ----- you get injured. In an emergency a survival bag keeps you warm, while the other hikers go for help. A) as if B) in case C) when E) provided 51. C) unless If we ----- that our party hosts were only going to offer us drink but no food, I ----- beforehand. A) guessed / must have eaten B) will have guessed / will eat C) were guessing / will have eaten 45. ----- you plan to be walking after dark or not, it is a good idea to take a torch along when you are hiking in rough terrain. A) Whether B) In case C) Provided E) Even if D) have guessed / should have eaten E) had guessed / would have eaten C) Unless 52. 46. ----- they are not fully booked up, we can stay at the campsite on the island. A) Providing D) Whether B) As if C) Unless E) In case Harold is selling his sports car because he now has two children and it’s no longer practical to keep it. He knows it is for the best, but a large part of him wishes he ----- it because he loves driving it so much. A) would be keeping B) had been keeping C) is keeping D) has been keeping E) were keeping 53. 47. ----- you were to qualify for the finals, how would you feel appearing on television? A) As long as B) Whether D) Supposing E) In case The sun appears to be shining on your computer screen. ----- I close the curtains for you as it ----you? A) Let / has disturbed C) Unless B) Will / were disturbing C) Shall / must be disturbing D) Do / is disturbing E) Would / had been disturbing 112 www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 E) 54. 55. Nothing went right yesterday. First my car broke down, then I lost my job and, just to make matters worse, I was robbed on my way home. I felt ----- the whole world were against me. A) even if B) unless D) in case E) supposing 60. C) as if He must have been dissatisfied with his job at the bank; otherwise, he ----- his own business now. A) hasn’t started B) isn’t starting C) weren’t starting D) hadn’t started Construction workers usually don't have social security The young singer has become a lot more confident of herself ----- . A) when she was invited to join the most popular band in the country B) if the media hadn't attacked her private life so severely C) since she released her second album and received favourable criticism D) after she had successfully completed, her first major concert E) as her first video clip was climbing the charts E) wouldn’t be starting 56.- 65.sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. 61. 56. 57. 58. 59. We'll have to manage to cook dinner with the one electric hob on the cooker this evening, -----. We had better clean the apartment thoroughly -----. A) or your mother will be shocked at this mess B) until the guests came back from their tour around the city A) unless the gas delivery man comes soon B) only if I'd intended to cook to main courses C) when the cleaner didn't do her job properly C) whether or not we'll have another power-cut D) before you left for your semestre holiday D) in case our guests arrived earlier than expected E) as if it would never look like a proper house E) or I'll cook something practical, like an omelette 62. You can choose a different essay topic from those on the list ----- . If the economy hadn't collapsed in Indonesia, -----. A) I guess she regrets having to leave the country so soon after going there as long as you clear your title with me first B) she has decided to stay there for a little longer anyway whether or not you could compile enough information about it C) she only wanted to stay there for a couple of years D) I wonder if she would still be working there E) she had to look for a job somewhere else A) unless you found any of them interesting B) C) D) if it were related to the subject we are studying E) even if you don't like the topics I have chosen ----- even if I get offers from supposedly better universities. A) I would have studied Geography B) Eventually I would like to be teacher C) I was accepted by Sterling University about two months ago D) I have made up my mind to go to Birmingham University E) I was disappointed to be offered places only at mediocre universities 63. 64. ----- were any health and safety officials to inspect it. -----, the university judo club will never reach the national finals. A) Ever since it was first founded B) Even if they had taken part in many matches C) When the best players of the team left D) In case more students want to do the sport professionally E) Unless they can find a successful coach ----- I'm sure his wife will abandon him. A) Until he learns how to control his gambling B) Unless he improved his behaviour towards her C) If he has gambled all his wages away again A) As more products would be manufactured per hour B) The factory would probably be closed down D) Just in case he continued treating her badly C) Even if they improved the working conditions in coal mines E) Only if there is a slim chance she'll stay D) A number of dairies were operating in unsanitary conditions 113 www.kpds.org 65. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 If you agree to our job offer, ----- ? A) did you decide to leave your present company B) can you come and start next Monday C) do you think you would have been much happier here D) might you have needed further information E) haven't I tried so hard to change your mind 69. 66.- 75.sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 66. Sigarayı tamamen bırakmazsan bile en azından hastalığın süresince daha az içmeye çalışmalısın. A) If you can't give up smoking, at least you had better smoke less while you are ill. B) Even if you can't totally stop smoking, you should at least try to smoke less during your illness. C) You can't give up smoking totally, you can try to smoke less when you are ill, though. D) While you don't make an effort to give up smoking, you don't even try to smoke less when you are ill. E) You don't have to stop smoking altogether, bu you must not smoke at all during your illness. 70. 67. Her şeyi o kadar iyi planlamıştık ki gösteri sırasında herhangi bir terslik olacağını hiç ummuyorduk. A) B) 68. If we had planned the performance very well, everything would have gone all right, and we'd have had no mishaps. It was a complete blow for us to have so many mishaps during the performance as we had planned everything so well. C) Everything went so well during the performance that we were glad that we'd planned every detail. D) We didn't expect to encounter any problems during the performance because we were certain that we'd planned it very well. E) We had planned everything so well that we didn't expect anything would go wrong during the performance at all. Eğer her hafta bu kadar öğrenci kaydetmeye devam edersek birkaç öğretmen daha almamız gerekecek. A) Let's advertise for some more teachers, now that we're getting so many students enrolling each week. B) We'll be short of teachers if the number of students enrolling each week continues at this rate. C) 71. If we continue to get this many students enrolling each week, we'll need to employ a few more teachers. 114 D) Whether we'll need any more teachers or not depends on the number of students enrolling each week. E) Quite a lot of students are enrolling each week, and if it continues at this rate, we'll need a few more teachers. Televizyona olan bağımlılığımızdan yakınır dururuz ama belki de onsuz evlerimiz çok sessiz ve sıkıcı olurdu. A) We keep complaining about our addiction to television, but without it, our houses would probably be very quiet and boring. B) We have become so addicted to television that we complain about the silence and boredom in our houses if we don't have one. C) If there were no televisions, our houses would be very quiet and boring, yet we still complain about this wonderful machine. D) We always complain about how dependent we are on television, and don't think that houses would be very quiet and boring without it. E) Television breaks the silence and eases the boredom in our houses; however, we still complain about our dependency on this machine. Yeni ürünlerin tanıtımında korku, örneğin evdeki mikroplara karşı olan korku, reklamcılar tarafından yaygın olarak kullanılmaktadır. A) When introducing new products, many advertisers use the fear of household germs extensively. B) Fear, which is widely used by advertisers in introducing new products, is at its greatest when it comes to household germs. C) The emotion advertisers use the most when introducing new products is fear, and the fear of household germs, in particular. D) Advertisers appeal to various emotions when introducing new products, and among them, the fear of household germs is the most widely used. E) In introducing new products, fear, the fear of household germs, for instance, is extensively used by advertisers. Plana göre yeni ürünümüz şubattan önce çıkmış olacak. A) If it is planned well, our new product can be launched before February. B) If everything goes according to plan, we'll launch our new product in February. C) We're planning the launch of our new product, which is due in February. D) According to the plan, our new product will have been launched before February. E) We're planning to have launch our new product by February. www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 taking her revenge on man, who has always been cruel to her. E) 72. Anne – babaların hoşuna gitse de gitmese de belli bir yaştan sonra çocuklarının onların kontrolünden çıkması çok doğaldır. 75. The natural disasters striking the world one after another this year are certainly Nature's revenge on man because of his cruelties towards her. Ders çalışırken yoğunlaşma zorluğu çeken öğrenci dikkat dağıtan şeylerden yeterince uzaklaşmamıştır. A) Parents above a certain age may find it hard to keep their children under control for most of the time. If a student finds it difficult to concentrate when studying, it means that he hasn't completely isolated himself from distractions. B) C) Even if parents wouldn't like to, they have to give up trying to control their children when they reach a certain age. A student who is suffering from lack of concentration should study in an isolated place so as not to be distracted. C) D) Whether parents like it or not, it is quite natural that their children will escape from their control after a certain age. If there are too many distractions when a student is studying, undoubtedly, he will have difficulty in concentrating. D) E) Parents may not like if, but it's only natural that children will try to escape from their parents' control when they reach a certain age. If a student is easily distracted when he is studying he must choose a totally isolated place, where he can concentrate. E) A student who has difficulty in concentrating while studying is not sufficiently isolated from distractions. A) Naturally, parents don't like the idea that they'll lose control over their children after a certain age. B) 76.-85. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 76. 73. 74. Sonunda hayal kırıklığına uğramak istemiyorsanız, önünüze ulaşamayacağınız hedefler koymayın. A) If you don't want to be disappeared in the end, don't set unattainable targets for yourself. B) You will be disappointed in the end if you set unattainable targets for yourself. C) In order not to be disappointed in the end, make sure that your targets are within your reach. D) If your targets are not within your reach, you may be disappointed in the end. E) You wouldn't like to be disappointed in the end, so just set attainable targets for yourself. 77. Bu yıl dünyayı art arda etkisi altına alan doğal afetler belki de doğanın insanoğlunun kendisine karşı yaptığı zalimliklere bir yanıtıdır. A) Perhaps Nature is punishing man because of his cruelties towards her, with the natural disasters that have occurred this year one after another. B) The natural disasters that struck the world one after another this year are perhaps Nature's response to man's cruelties towards her. We asked the cook to prepare a little more than enough food in case there should be unexpected guests. A) Beklenmedik konuklar olabileceği düşüncesiyle ahçı yemeği biraz fazla yapmasının gerekip gerekmediğini sordu. B) Ahçı beklenmedik konuklar olabilir mi diye sordu çünkü yemeği ona göre hazırlayacaktı. C) İyi ki ahçıdan yemeği yeterinden fazla hazırlamasını istemişiz çünkü beklediğimizin çok üzerinde konuk vardı. D) Beklenmedik konuklar olabilir diye ahçıdan yemeği yeterinden biraz fazla hazırlamasını istedik. E) Konuk sayısı hiç beklemediğimiz kadar çok olunca ahçıdan bol yemek hazırlamasını rica ettik. The bank wouldn't have permitted you to obtain credit again unless you had paid off your previous loan regularly. A) Banka tekrar kredi çekmene izin verdiğine göre önceki borcunu düzenli ödemiş olmalısın. B) Önceki borcunu düzenli ödemeseydin banka tekrar kredi çekmene izin vermezdi. C) Banka tekrar kredi çekmene izin verebilirdi çünkü önceki borcunu düzenli ödemiştin. C) Man has been so cruel towards Nature that she is now responding with so many natural disasters D) Önceki borcunu düzenli ödeseydin banka tekrar kredi çekmene izin verirdi. D) So many natural disasters have struck the world this year that I can't help but believe Nature is E) Önceki borcunu düzenli ödemediysen banka bu yüzden tekrar kredi çekmene izin vermemiştir. 115 www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 82. 78. 79. 80. Fortunately, we were at last able to dissuade him from buying that scrap car, or he would have wasted his money. A) Başkalarına fikir danışmakla iyi bir şey yapıyorsun ama çok fazla etki altında kalıp kendi ilkelerinden vazgeçme. B) Başkalarına fikir danışırken çok fazla etkilenip kendi ilkelerinden uzaklaşmamaya dikkat et. C) Çok fazla etki altında kalıp kendi ilkelerinden vazgeçmediğin sürece, başkalarına fikir danışmak iyi bir şeydir. A) Keşke onu o hurda arabayı almaktan vazgeçirebilseydik, parası boşa gitmezdi. B) Ne yazık ki onu o hurda arabayı almaktan vazgeçiremediğimiz için bütün parası boşa gitti. C) Şans eseri onu o hurda arabayı alırken görüp vazgeçirdik de parası ziyan olmaktan kurtuldu. D) Son anda onu o hurda arabayı vazgeçirdiğimiz ve parasını ziyan kurtardığımız için çok şanslı. almaktan olmaktan D) Başkalarının fikirleri sana daha iyi gibi görünse bile bunlardan fazla etkilenip kendi ilkelerinden ödün vermemelisin. E) Neyse ki sonunda onu o hurda arabayı almaktan vazgeçerebildik yoksa parasını ziyan edecekti. E) Başkalarına fikir danışmalısın tabii ki ancak çok fazla etkilenmeden kendi ilkelerini koymak her zaman en iyisidir. If we to complete this project in two months, we should expand the team. A) Bu projenin iki ayda tamamlanması ancak ekibin genişletilmesiyle mümkün olur. B) Bu projeyi iki ayda tamamlamak zorunda olduğumuza göre ekibi genişletelim. C) Eğer bu projeyi iki ayda bitireceksek, ekibi genişletmemiz gerekir. D) Bu projenin iki ayda bitmesi için gerekli olan şey ekibin genişletilmesidir. E) Eğer ekibi genişletmezsek bu projeyi iki ayda bitiremeyiz. 83. His showing off as though he had done everything himself angered all the other people who had spent effort in the campaign. A) Kampanyaya emek harcamış diğer insanlar öfkelenmekte haklıydı çünkü o her şeyi kendisi yapmış edasıyla hava atıyordu. B) Diğerlerini en çok kızdıran şey, hepsi emek harcadığı halde onun kampanyanın başarısını kendi başarısıymış gibi göstermeye çalışmasıydı. C) Kampanyayı kendisi tek başına hazırlamış gibi bir tutum sergileyince diğerleri çok sinirlendi. D) Sanki bütün işi kendisi yapmış gibi hava atması kampanyaya emek harcamış diğer kişileri öfkelendirdi. Kampanyayı sanki tek başına hazırlamış gibi herkesten çok o gösteriş yaptı. E) 81. It's a good thing to ask for others' opinions unless you are influenced to the extreme and give up your own principles. 84. You can't expect to be healthy while you eat so much junk food every day. A) Her gün bu kadar çok abur cubur yerken sağlıklı olmayı bekleyemezsin. B) Her gün bu kadar abur cubur yersen tabii ki sağlıklı olamazsın. C) Her gün bu kadar çok abur cubur yiyerek sağlıklı olmayı nasıl beklersin? D) Her gün abur cubur yiyen birinin sağlıklı olmasını bekleyemezsin. E) Her gün abur cubur yiyorsun, bir de sağlıklı olmayı bekliyorsun. 85. 116 I will come with you to that fish restaurant you've recently discovered on condition that you allow me to pay the bill. A) Hesabı benim ödememe izin vermen koşuluyla seninle o yeni keşfettiğin balık restoranına gelirim. B) Seninle o yeni keşfettiğin balık restoranına gelirdim ama hesabı benim ödememe izin vermiyorsun. C) Seninle o yeni keşfettiğin balık restoranına geleceğim ama bir şartla: hesabı ben ödeyeceğim. D) Hesabı benim ödememe izin verseydin seninle o yeni keşfettiğin balık restoranına gelirdim. E) Seninle o yeni keşfettiğin balık restoranına gelmemi istiyorsan hesabı benim ödememe izin vermelisin. There is a telephone inside every elevator to be used to call for help in case of a breakdown. A) Arıza durumunda yardım çağrılabilmesi için her asansörde bir telefon bulundurulmalıdır. B) Asansörün içinde bulunan telefon sadece arıza durumunda yardım çağırmak için kullanılabilir. C) Her asansörün içinde, arıza durumunda yardım çağırmak için kullanılmak üzere bir telefon vardır. D) Asansör arıza yaparsa, içindeki telefon kullanılarak yardım çağrılabilir. E) Asansör arıza yaptığı takdirde, içindeki telefonu kullanarak yardım çağırınız. It doesn't matter to any of us how many stars the hotel has so long as it is close to the sea and the food is good. A) Otel denize yakınsa, yemekleri de iyiyse kaç yıldızlı olduğu bizim için o kadar da önemli değil. B) Bizim için önemli olan otelin kaç yıldızlı olduğu değil, denize yakın olması ve iyi yemek sunmasıdır. C) Hiçbirimiz otelin kaç yıldızlı olduğuyla ilgilenmiyoruz ama denize yakın olması ve yemeklerinin iyi olması bizim için önemli. D) Otel denize yakın ve yemekleri de iyi olduğuna göre, kaç yıldızlı olduğu hiçbirimizi ilgilendirmiyor. www.kpds.org E) CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 Denize yakın ve yemekleri iyi olduğu sürece otelin kaç yıldızlı olduğu hiçbirimiz için önemli değil. E) Without the intensive promotion made for their albums, the Spice Girls would probably not have become famous in such a short time. 86. - 110.sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 86. 89. How I wish I could join my friends, who are going to the hot springs on Saturday, instead of staying here with loads of reports to type! A) My friends are going to the hot springs on Saturday, but I'd rather stay here and type my reports than join them. If parents don't want their children to dislike them, they shouldn't try to discipline them after their teens. B) Being too strict with one's children often leads to rebellious behaviour from them as teenagers. I'd really like to go to the hot springs with my friends on Saturday, but I have to stay here and type lots of reports. C) C) If I hadn't had to finish typing all those reports on Saturday, I would have gone to the hot springs with my friends. Discipline is good in small measures, but if it is done too harshly, it may affect children, and often teenagers, very badly. D) D) I could have gone to the hot springs with my friends on Saturday; however, I preferred to stay here and finish typing my reports. Very strict parents ought to know that no amount of discipline can stop rebellious children from behaving badly. E) Children often rebel as teenagers no matter how well they are treated by their parents. E) If my friends helped me with the loads of reports I have to type, I would be able to go to the hot springs with them on Saturday. I don't agree with testing products on animals unless it is required to aid medical research. The Gym wouldn't be so popular now if the owners hadn't installed the latest equipment. A) Modern exercise machines at the Gym are more popular than traditional exercise equipment. B) A lot of the Gym's customers use it because they like to exercise in a modern building fitted with the latest equipment. A) Animal testing should not be used if it causes animals suffering. B) Medical science has been improved largely as a result of testing new products on animals before they are used on humans. C) Because the owners equipped the Gym with the Gym with modern machines, it is very popular now. C) A lot of unnecessary products are tested on animals before they are sold to consumers. D) D) The only time I think testing products on animals is justified is when it is necessary to medical science. If the owners of the Gym hadn't invested in some modern exercise machines, the Gym might have gone out of business by now. E) E) Animal testing should only be carried out under strict medical supervision. Whether they liked it or not, the owners had to buy some new equipment to keep the Gym popular with its customers. 91. 88. A) B) 90. 87. Children often rebel when they reach their teens if their parents are too strict with them. The Spice Girls might not have become famous so quickly if their albums hadn't been so heavily promoted. A) B) C) D) I would go skiing in the Palandöken mountains more often if they weren't so hard to get to from Istanbul. A) If their albums hadn't been son heavily promoted, it would certainly have taken the Spice Girls longer to become so famous. How unfortunate it is that the Palandöken ski area is so far from Istanbul because it would be a more popular ski resort were it closer. B) It is not the quality of their music but the promotion made for their albums that made the Spice Girls so famous in such a short time. I have never been skiing in the Palandöken mountains because they are just too far from Istanbul. C) The Spice Girls had been quite an obscure pop group until they started to promote their albums heavily. Lots of people who would go skiing in the Palandöken mountains can't go because they think the journey from Istanbul is too long. D) They should make the Palandöken mountains more accessible from Istanbul so that more people are attracted to the region. One of the reasons why the Spice Girls are so popular is that they are so quick at producing new albums one after another. 117 www.kpds.org E) 92. 93. If the Palandöken mountains were easier to reach from Istanbul, I would go skiing there more frequently. E) When picking up heavy loads, you should always bend your knees, or else you risk straining your back. 95. Although they said they would return my deposit when I moved out, they clearly have no intention of doing so. The shop refused to refund my money because I hadn't got my receipt with me. A) You wouldn't have strained your back if you hadn't picked up that heavy object with your legs straight. A) If I hadn't got my receipt with me, the shop wouldn't have refunded my money. B) If you lift heavy objects without bending your knees, you'll definitely cause severe back problems. B) I shouldn't have thrown away my receipt, then I might have got a refund. C) Bending your knees when lifting heavy objects is good advice to avoid straining your back. C) Were the shop to refund my money, they would give me a receipt, the shop would have given me my money back D) Lots of people strain their backs because they don't bend their knees before lifting heavy things. D) Had I produced my receipt, the shop would have given me my money back. E) If you have to lift heavy loads very often, try keeping your knees bent as it might protect your back. E) I couldn't prove that the shop had overcharged me because they hadn't given me a receipt. It was a recommendation from a friend that made us change our minds at the last minute and go to the Italian restaurant instead of the Chinese one. A) Our friend thinks the Italian restaurant is not very good, so he suggested at the last minute that we should go to the Chinese one instead. B) If our friend hadn't suggested going to the Italian restaurant at the last minute, we would have taken him to the Chinese one. C) Taking our friend's suggestion into account, we decided, just before we went, not to go to the Chinese restaurant, but to go to the Italian one. D) There were two restaurants, one Italian and the other Chinese, either of which we were considering going to, but a friend recommended the latter. E) 94. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 96. In the opinion of our friend, the Italian restaurant is better than the Chinese one, so he took us there rather late in the day. They should have returned my deposit after I moved out of the apartment leaving it in a spotless condition, but I haven't received it yet. A) Although I left the apartment in a clean and tidy state, I haven't yet got my deposit, which was supposed to be paid back. B) Even though I left the apartment in an immaculate condition, I have little chance of ever getting my deposit back. C) As yet I haven't received my deposit on my old apartment back, so I won't bother to clean it before I leave. D) They returned my deposit when I decided I would move into a different apartment. 97. 118 The noise coming from the discos close to the hotel until early morning completely ruined our otherwise perfect holiday. A) The only disadvantage of the hotel was that there were lots of noisy discos near it; otherwise, it was an ideal place for a holiday. B) Our holiday would have been perfect if the noise from the discos near the hotel, which continued all night, hadn't turned it into a disaster. C) We might have got bored at the hotel all night if there hadn't been any discos, where we entertained ourselves noisily till early morning. D) The discos, which were open all night, were very close to the hotel we stayed at, so the noise was rather disturbing. E) Even though the hotel was a little too noisy because of the nearby discos, which were open till early morning, we had a perfect holiday. The dense fog made any more ferry crossings impossible that day. A) The ferries had to stop running for the rest of the day due to poor visibility caused by fog. B) The ferry crossings became more and more dangerous later in the day as the fog got heavier. C) It is not safe to catch the ferry when it is as foggy as it was that day. D) The ferries will probably not be running today because the weather is so foggy. E) Poor visibility meant that the ferries were running behind schedule all day. www.kpds.org 98. In order to avoid any misunder-standings, the company had printed the seminar paper both in English and in Turkish. A) There were a few misunderstandings eaten though the seminar paper had been printed in English as well as in Turkish. B) The seminar paper was printed both in English and in Turkish by the company so that misinterpretations could be prevented. C) Because of previous misunderstandings, the company decided to print the seminar paper not only in English but also in Turkish. D) Even if delegates to the seminar couldn't speak English, they would have understand the seminar because the paper was printed in Turkish as well. E) 99. 101. 102. The company printed the seminar paper in English and Turkish, but they'd made several mistakes, which caused misinterpretations. 103. The logs would start burning immediately if you placed some rolled up newspaper underneath them. A) Were you to put some rolled up newspaper under the logs, they would set alight very quickly. B) Had you have placed some rolled up newspapers beneath the logs, you would have found that the fire burned brighter. C) The best way to get a good log fire burning is to put some rolled up newspapers amongst the logs just before you set fire to them. D) Don't put rolled up newspapers very close to a log fire because they can catch fire very easily. E) Because you put some rolled up newspaper under the logs, the fire started burning really quickly. They are determined to send their daughter to a good school whether they will have to economise in other areas or not. For fear that he won't stay long, sometimes employers are unwilling to employ a person who seems over qualified for the job on offer. A) Unless they can save enough money by economising, they won't be able to send their daughter to a good school. A) Occasionally a highly qualified person takes a job he is over qualified for, but he usually leaves quite soon after taking it. B) They want to send their daughter to a good school, but they don't know whether they will be able to afford it or not. B) Being well-qualified can sometimes be a disadvantage in finding a job if there aren't many jobs on offer at the time. C) They really wish they could send their daughter to good school, but unfortunately they have to spend money on other things. C) Sometimes employers can't find a person qualified enough for the job offer on, so they take on less qualified one in the hope that they will find someone later. D) In order to be able to send their daughter to a good school, they are economising on many other things. E) D) If employers consider an applicant over qualified for the job on offer, they sometimes don't want to employ him because they think he may only stay for a short time. Even if they have to save money on other things, they will send their daughter to a good school. E) 100. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 104. No matter how well qualified a person is, he may still fail to satisfy the employer's requirements. How she wishes that this morning she could have got out of bed on time. I wouldn't have volunteered to work at the nature reserve if I weren't concerned about conservation of animal habitats. A) Although I am worried about the destruction of animal habitats, I've never had enough time to work on the nature reserve. B) A) She could have got of bed earlier this morning, but she just didn't want to. As I am interested in conservation, I am going to volunteer to work at a nature reserve. C) B) As usual, she had trouble getting up on time this morning. Had I been worried about animal habitats, I would have offered to work on the nature reserve. D) C) She always wishes that she could get up on time, but never does so. Because I am interested in helping conserve animal habitats, I offered to work at the nature reserve. D) At her own wish, she got out of bed rather late this morning. E) Even if I were concerned about animal habitats, I wouldn't be able to offer my services to the nature reserve. E) She deeply regrets that this morning she was unable to get up on time. 105. You can borrow my computer with pleasure, but on condition that you don't let anybody else use it. Fortunately, we'd brought along a spare bulb, on our professor's advice, for the overhead projector as, half way through our presentation, the bulb failed. A) So long as you take good care of it, you can borrow my computer any time you like. A) B) If you promise not to allow anyone else to work on my computer, it will be my pleasure to lend it to you. Because the bulb on the overhead projector went out half way through our presentation, it was lucky that we had listened to our professor and brought a spare one with us. C) Of course you can borrow my computer, but you know, I wouldn't allow anyone else to use it. B) D) Until I have to lend it to somebody else, I see no problem in your borrowing my computer for as long as you want. We wished we had brought a spare bulb with us, as our professor had suggested, because we couldn't finish our presentation due to bulb failure. C) E) On condition that you don't damage any of my files on it, I will allow you to work on my computer with pleasure. If we had brought a spare bulb with us, as our professor had suggested, we wouldn't have had to stop our presentation half way through. D) We should have brought a spare bulb with us in case of failure half way through our presentation, 119 www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART I SET 2 as our professor had suggested, but unfortunately, we didn't. E) We were glad that the bulb on the overhead projector didn't go out during our presentation, as our professor feared, because we didn't have a spare one. 109. 106. I made a photocopy of the certificate before I sent it in case the original got lost in the post. 108. A) They are probably thinking of leaving Australia because it is so hot. B) It was lucky that before sending the certificate, I had mode a photocopy of it because it got lost in the post. If it weren't for the heat, they would be totally happy living in Australia. C) They were quite happy during their stay in Australia, but they found the heat unbearable. B) In the event that my certificate got lost in the post, I would send them a photocopy of it. D) Because they can't get used to the heat, they are quite unhappy living in Australia. C) For fear that the certificate might get lost in the post, I took a photocopy of it prior to sending the original. E) The reason that they hate living in Australia is that the country is incredibly hot. D) I should have thought that the original might get lost in the post and made a copy of it before I sent it. E) If the original had got lost in the post, I would have sent them a photocopy of it. A) 107. The only thing they don't like about living in Australia is the heat. 110. If we keep attracting as many customers as we are at the moment, we'll be able to open a second branch next year. She was able to complete her first major operation so successfully thanks to the assistance of her superiors. A) If we lose some of our customers, we'll never be able to open our second branch. A) The superior's assistant helped her with her first major operation, so it was a complete success. B) Whether or not we open another branch next year depends on how many of our present customers keep working with us. B) Without the help of her superiors, she couldn't have completed her first major operation with such great success. C) Because we have so many customers at the moment, we are opening a second branch next year. C) She asked for the help of her superiors so that she could carry out her first major operation successfully. D) If we open a second branch next year, I guess it will attract as many customers as this one. D) E) We can open a second branch next year as long as we continue to draw as many customers as at present. Her superiors should have helped her with this operation because it was her first major one and she wanted to be successful. E) Her superior asked his assistants to help her complete this operation successfully because it was her first major one. We can't possibly offer a higher salary in these terrible economic conditions. A) It is impossible for us to employ you until the economic conditions improve. B) We could have offered you a higher salary if we had been better off financially. C) Unless the economic conditions improve, you will not be able to earn a higher salary. D) If the economic climate was better, it would be possible for us to offer you a higher salary. E) For fear that the economic conditions worsen, we are not offering you any pay rise. 120 www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 1 CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II 7. SET 1 I wish you ----- me from the station to inform me that you were on your way – I ----- the dinner ready for you upon your arrival home. A) phone / can prepare 1. If I were you, I ----- a new car instead of struggling with this old one. A) have bought B) was buying C) had bought D) would buy B) have phoned / will have prepared C) phoned / will be preparing D) would phone / have prepared E) had phoned / could have prepared E) bought 8. 2. It’s not long now before I start my new job in Menissa. I wish we ---- a suitable house for sale there, but it seems that we may have to hire one temporarily. A) have found B) could find D) will find E) find I’m sorry that I sent our driver for you. I wish I ----you at the airport myself, but I had a meeting with the production team. A) can meet B) could have met C) have met D) would meet A) costs B) could have cost C) has cost D) cost E) will cost C) can find 9. 3. I wish a flight to Istanbul ----- less than two hundred pounds, then we would fly there a lot more often. 10. E) meet I wish I ----- to my friends in Germany every day without getting a huge telephone bill. A) can talk B) would talk C) will talk D) could talk E) have been talking I’m sure my daughter ----- university life if she ----but she is so shy. A) hat enjoyed / was socialising B) enjoys / will have socialised 4. C) would enjoy / socialised Take a couple of extra traditional Turkish gifts with you to Germany in case you ----- any other members of the Scholz family during your stay. D) enjoyed / had been socialising E) could have enjoyed / has socialised A) meet B) had met C) were meeting D) met E) will meet 11. If our caravan ----- with a shower, it ----- more practical for longer holidays. A) is to equip / can be 5. If you give me your tape recorder and a cassette in plenty of time, then, of course, I ----- the lecture for you on the day of your Aunt’s funeral. B) were equipped / would be A) recorded B) had recorded D) equipped / could be C) would have recorded D) have recorded E) would be equipped / has been C) had been equipped / will be E) will record 12. 6. If I ----- you would be on your own all weekend, I ----you over to our house. Had the Millennium Dome not been built, 750 million pounds ----- on health and education. A) can be spent A) know / have invited B) must have been spent B) have known / was going to invite C) could have been spent C) had known / would have invited D) will have spent D) knew / will have invited E) had been spending E) will know / must have invited 121 www.kpds.org 13. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 1 Apparently, a customer wanted to buy something in the window, but she had left by the time I arrived to open the shop. How I wish I ----- the bus. A) would be given B) will have been giving C) had given D) would have given A) hadn’t missed B) aren’t missing E) have been given C) wouldn’t have missed D) don’t miss 20. E) haven’t missed 14. You ----- determined if you ----- to give up smoking permanently. A) weren’t going to allow A) have been / wanted B) might not have allowed B) have to be / wand C) hadn’t been allowed C) could be / will have wanted D) wouldn’t have been allowed D) had been / would have wanted E) weren’t allowed E) were to be / would want 15. 16. 21. My uncle keeps his share certificates and property deeds in a fireproof box in case a fire ----- out at his office. A) had broken B) breaks D) was breaking E) will have broken 22. New strict laws to combat illegal immigration into the UK mean that if a lorry driver ----- an illegal immigrant into the country, he personally ----- a £2000 fine. 23. B) would bring / had faced C) had brought / is facing D) can bring / could have faced E) has brought / has faced 18. I wish I ----- for dinner as it looks delicious, but unfortunately, I have to collect my mother for her sister’s house now. A) will stay B) would stay C) can stay D) had stayed E) could stay C) broke A) brings / faces 17. Tiger Woods is one of the most successful golfers ever, but he ----- into many clubs in the southern US because of his colour had he been playing 50 years ago. 24. If ways of identifying criminals using DNA samples ---- the person who killed these two young teenagers five years ago would still be a free man. I really wish my older sister ----- so good at everything. Now the teacher expects a lot from me too. A) weren’t B) won’t be D) hasn’t been E) isn’t You’re so wasteful! I wish you ----- so much potato off with the skin. Haven’t you heard the saying “waste not, want not”? A) haven’t cut B) wouldn’t cut D) aren’t cutting E) don’t cut A) won’t have waited B) wouldn’t develop B) hasn’t been waiting C) hadn’t been developed C) wouldn’t have been waiting D) couldn’t develop D) isn’t going to wait E) won’t have been developed E) weren’t waiting 25. A) had run / will get B) run / would have got C) won’t cut If our health service were indeed excellent, Mrs Beard ----- two years for a hip replacement operation, during which time she has been hardly able to move. A) aren’t developing I don’t know why you waste your money on sports centre membership. I you ----- along the coastal path every morning, you ----- fit without spending a penny. C) can’t be I wish Turkish courses ----- at a college or university near my home, as I would like to continue my study of the language here in Shrewsbury. A) had offered B) would be offering C) could have offered D) have been offered E) were offered C) were running / got D) ran / would get E) had been running / had got 26. 19. You had better complain to the manager if you think you ----- an unfair proportion of the work. If we were to buy a boat, we ----- down the river at the weekends. A) are going to sail 122 B) had been sailing www.kpds.org C) have sailed CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 1 D) could sail E) hadn’t been carrying E) may have sailed 33. 27. If Atatürk ----- alive today, do you think he ----flattered by the number of plaques, quotations and photographs displayed in his honour. A) were / would be B) has been / was C) had been / has been D) will be / were E) would be / had been 28. 34. The ordinary people who live in the area ----- if a solution isn’t found. A) must have suffered B) have been suffering C) will suffer D) would suffer I’m sitting here in my car wishing the breakdown truck ----- . A) arrives B) will arrive D) would arrive E) is arriving C) has arrived I think Jake wishes he ----- to keep the family home, but such a big house with land costs a lot to maintain. A) would afford B) will be affording C) would have afforded D) could afford E) has afforded E) had suffered 35. 29. I wish I ----- to the shop for mint. If I had, my lentil soup ----- nice. I ----- to go the Antique Auctions in town one Friday if I can get the day off. A) have liked B) would like D) liked E) were to like C) had liked A) would run / tastes B) ran / tasted C) had run / would have tasted 36. D) were running / would taste E) have run / could be tasting 30. If only you ----- this Japanese lacquered table with a harmful liquid, we ----- it for more than 1000 pounds, but now it won’t be worth anything. 37. I’ll allow you to go to the park .......... you come home before it gets dark. A) even if B) in case D) so that E) unless C) as long as ----- they improve the quality of their products will we order any more handbags from them. A) wouldn’t clean / are selling A) Even if B) Only if B) hadn’t cleaned / could sell D) Whether E) In case C) Unless C) aren’t cleaning / must have sold D) wouldn’t be cleaning / had sold E) don’t clean / were selling 31. 38. I wish you ----- a camera already as my cousin works in a camera shop and can get up to twentyfive percent staff discount. A) aren’t buying B) wouldn’t buy C) hadn’t bought D) haven’t bought 39. E) won’t buy 32. Nobody would have been killed in the fight if one of the teenagers ----- a knife at the time. 40. You shouldn’t wash your car with washing up liquid; -----, you’ll damage the paint work. A) otherwise B) in case D) unless E) as long as Your advertisement might look more attractive ----it were printed in colour. A) if B) even if D) whether E) in case C) until I wouldn’t be able to afford an Armani suit ----- I ate bread and water for a month. A) wouldn’t be carrying B) hasn’t been carrying A) as long as B) because C) isn’t carrying D) must not have carried D) in order that E) even if 123 C) only if C) only if www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 1 43. 41. ----- you are as bored at work as you say, why don’t you look for a more interesting job? A) As though B) If D) In case E) Whether A lot of people bought shares in the company ----the newspaper predicted it would be successful. A) if B) in case D) only if E) unless A) unless B) if D) because E) so that C) in case C) Even if 44. 42. I’m afraid we won’t be able to come to Devon ----the repairs to our car can be completed in time. The garage is waiting for parts at the moment. She described her holiday job at the factory ----- it were torture. A) even if B) only if D) as though E) unless C) because C) because 45. 124 He has been busy most weekends ----- he started voluntary work for the hospital radio station. A) if B) until D) as if E) unless C) since www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 7. SET 2 1. I wish my mother ----- while she does the housework or, at least, I wish she ----- in tune. 8. I can’t believe I just said that. I wish I ----- my words back into my mouth. I’ve really upset her now. A) will suck B) would suck D) can suck E) have sucked C) could suck A) doesn’t sing / can sing OK, I ----- the findings of our research if you ----- the handout for the audience. B) wouldn’t sing / would sing A) have presented / would write C) couldn’t have sung / sang B) had presented / would be writing D) hadn’t sung / will be singing C) presented / are writing E) isn’t singing / is singing D) would present / have written E) will present / write 2. If you like, we ----- volleyball with the children while the men ----- up the barbecue. A) could play / are setting 9. B) could have played / have set C) will play / were setting D) can play / had been setting E) would play / could have set 3. If his father ----- home in time for his birthday party, Jake ----- so upset now. 10. A) would arrive / hadn’t been B) has arrived / hasn’t been C) had arrived / wouldn’t be Eggs are generally good for your health, -----, of course, you exaggerate and eat an excessive amount of them. A) unless B) whether D) otherwise E) in case C) as though Drink plenty of water during your walk; -----, you’ll become dehydrated. A) therefore B) otherwise D) as though E) even if C) in case D) would have arrived / isn’t E) should be arriving / won’t be 11. 4. Children between the ages of 5 and 15 living in poverty are more susceptible to rheumatic fever. If living standards of the poor -----, the incidences of this disease ----- . You had better by a semi-dry suit rather than a wet suit ----- you plan to dive in the cold seas surrounding Britain. A) in case B) otherwise D) as if E) as though C) if A) had raised / are dropping 12. B) would have been raised / dropped C) will raise / were going to drop I’m sure Jessie ----- a great sales-woman provided she ----- appropriate training. A) had made / received D) were raised / would drop B) was to make / had received E) are raised / have been dropped C) has made / would receive 5. D) is making / will receive Just imagine! If Aunt Sue ----- us for the TV game show Family Fortunes’, we ----- in this new car now. E) will make / receives A) wouldn’t enter / aren’t travelling B) won’t enter / haven’t been travelling 13. D) hadn’t entered / wouldn’t be travelling We really should have checked whether the covered bazaar is open on Sundays. We ----- somewhere else, but now we’ve wasted our afternoon coming here. E) haven’t entered / couldn’t have driven A) visited C) couldn’t have entered / won’t travel B) had visited 6. Let’s take our travel chess set in case we ----- bored on the train. C) will visit A) had got B) are getting E) could have visited D) have got E) will have got D) have been visiting C) get 125 www.kpds.org 14. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 If this carpet cleaner can’t remove the wine stain, what ----- you ----- to your mother? A) will / say A) In case B) Even if D) As if E) Unless C) If only B) were / to say C) could / have saidD) have / been saying E) would / be saying 15. 23. I really wish I ----- but I don’t have enough patience. A) could have knitted B) could knit C) would knit D) have knitted Let’s face it! We will need to save for months to be able to afford a skiing holiday ----- we decide to go to France or Canada. A) as if B) however D) otherwise E) because C) whether E) will be knitting 16. 24. ----- the Australian gold mining company ----- more care with the storage of cyanide, the catastrophe could have been prevented. A) Had / taken B) Has / taken C) Would / take D) Should / take You’ll have to be careful about what you eat between now and your wedding, ----- you won’t fit into your wedding dress. A) as if B) even if D) in case E) or else C) only if E) Can / take 17. 25. If you ----- a new car, you ----- not only the purchase price but also fuel consumption and maintenance costs. A) have bought / considered ----- you have lost your job because of a factory closure can you understand how devastating it is. A) Even if B) As if D) Only if E) As though C) In case B) will buy / might have considered C) bought / were considering 26. D) can buy / would consider E) are buying / should consider 18. 19. Some businessmen at the meeting were complaining ----- they feel the government isn’t doing enough to support business. A) in case B) whether D) because E) even if 27. C) only if Young Annek talks to her imaginary pet rabbits as if they ----- real. A) would be B) will be D) were E) are 21. 22. The boys looked as though they ----- bored playing soldiers, so I suggested them going for a cycle ride. A) had become B) become D) have become E) became C) will become Rheumatic fever can be a crippling disease; -----, the name is misleading. There is normally no, or little, fever experienced by sufferers. A) otherwise B) because D) however E) as though A) however B) otherwise C) whether D) unless E) so long as The head of Tibetan Buddhism could have lived a normal peasant existence on the foothills of the Himalayas, -----, at the age of three, he was chosen by Buddhist monks to become their leader. A) even if B) but D) otherwise E) since C) whether C) had been 28. 20. You had better learn how to use the Internet; -----, you’ll miss opportunities in the future. 29. Without washing machines, vacuum cleaners, etc. ----, it ----- impossible for us to have as much leisure time as we now do. A) would be B) should be D) has been E) ought to be C) will be A: I think lottery tickets are a waste of money. B: Perhaps they are, but ----- you buy a ticket, you can’t even hope to win. C) unless 30. ----- my husband were here, he would be able to unscrew the wheel nuts on the car. 126 A) because B) whether D) if E) unless C) in case A: I wonder if Dee enjoyed my lemon dessert. www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 helping if she ----- the first. 35. I ----- less worried about Michael if he ----more interest in his school work. A) won’t ask / hasn’t been enjoying A) will be / had taken B) hadn’t asked / wouldn’t have enjoyed B) would have been / is taking C) wouldn’t have asked / hadn’t enjoyed C) had been / was taking D) wasn’t asking / wouldn’t be enjoying D) have been / has taken B: Well, she must have. She ----- for a second E) would be / took E) didn’t ask / won’t have enjoyed 36. 31. The mountaineers knew that if they ----shelter before dark, they ----- to death. I wish we ----- to this football match, then we ----- in the middle of all these hooligans now. A) weren’t coming / hadn’t been A) haven’t reached / are freezing B) wouldn’t have come / aren’t B) weren’t able to reach / have frozen C) didn’t come / haven’t been D) hadn’t come / wouldn’t be C) aren’t reaching / were freezing E) don’t come / won’t be D) wouldn’t have reached / had to freeze E) couldn’t reach / might freeze 37. 32. If you are serious about becoming a professional ballerina, you ----- every day. A) could have practised Had we learnt about the Cairns to Kuranda Railway earlier, we ----- a trip on it, but we are flying home tomorrow. B) must be practised C) will have to practise A) may be taking D) ought to have practised B) could have taken E) had been practising C) will have taken D) should be taking 38. E) used to take If the price of lamb ----- any further, we ----- enough to cover our costs. A) falls / won’t earn B) had fallen / won’t have earned C) were falling / hadn’t been earning 33. D) will be falling / don’t earn When the children returned from their cycle ride; James’s mother prepared sandwiches and snacks for them. They grabbed the food ---- they hadn’t eaten for a week. A) even if B) only if D) as though E) even though E) are falling / couldn’t have earned C) in case 39. If we ----- up our web site, our business ----- so quickly. A) won’t set / hadn’t been growing B) hadn’t set / wouldn’t have grown C) aren’t setting / weren’t growing D) didn’t set / won’t have grown 34. E) don’t set / hasn’t grown If you ----- too much pain while you ----, you can take one of these painkillers. A) could experience / had been recovering 40. B) would experience / have recovered C) must experience / will recover Suppose that a war ----- out between your country and your husband’s, which side ----- you support? A) has broken / did B) is breaking / may D) should experience / are recovering C) had broken / do D) broke / would E) experienced / would have recovered E) had been breaking / must 127 www.kpds.org 41. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 If you ----- a VW Golf this week, you ----- a £1000 discount. 49. We will get their order ----- another company quotes them a lower price, which I doubt will happen. A) buy / will receive A) in case B) as if B) had bought / will have received D) suppose that E) because C) unless C) would buy / receive D) bought / had received 50. E) were buying / will be receiving If the charity ----- a few famous singers for the concert, they ----- a lot of people. A) must be inviting / attracted 42. B) should invite / have attracted If I ----- better attention, I ----- you a better description of the man, but it didn’t seem important at the time. C) invited / are attracting D) can invite / had attracted A) was paying / had been giving E) invites / might attract B) could have paid / gave C) had been paying / could have given 51. D) had paid / will have been giving E) should pay / am giving 43. A) wouldn’t happen / aren’t drinking B) won’t happen / weren’t drinking Were you to become a really famous person, ----you still ----- my friend? C) wouldn’t have happened / hadn’t drunk D) doesn’t happen / won’t have drunk A) must / have been B) would / be C) should / be D) might / have been E) didn’t happen / haven’t been drinking 52. E) have / been 44. The whole incident probably ----- if the fans ----- so much alcohol. Jeremy passed the entrance exam for the grammar school. He is pleased, of course, but part of him wishes he ----- the same school as his friends. Deep sea diving should always be carried out in pairs. In this way, another source of oxygen is available ----- one system fails. A) attends A) as if B) in case C) is attending D) only if E) whether B) will attend C) otherwise D) were attending E) would attend 45. ----- you meant it as a joke or not, it wasn’t kind to mention the incident to Peter. A) Whether B) Even if D) Because E) Providing 53. C) As though Shall I put a hot water bottle in your bed for you as it ----- quite cold tonight? A) may have got B) might get 46. 47. 48. ----- the price of dairy products rises, the farm won’t make a profit this year. A) Providing B) In case D) However E) Unless C) could have got D) would be getting C) As if E) had got 54. ----- I were being held hostage by terrorists, would you pay the ransom? A) Providing B) Because D) As if E) In case C) Supposing I wish a shorter charity walk ----- because twenty miles is too far for my mother and me. 55. Yesterday, I was sitting on the beach with a cold drink in one hand and a Catherine Cookson novel in the other. I felt ----- I were in paradise. A) even if B) even though D) in case E) as if C) provided A) would organise He must have changed his mid about animal welfare; otherwise, he ----- for a ban of fox hunting now. B) would have organised A) hasn’t campaigned B) weren’t campaigning C) are being organised C) isn’t campaigning D) hadn’t campaigned D) had been organised E) wouldn’t be campaigning E) will be organising 128 www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 56. - 65. sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. 56. You can't be sure of the standard of service you will receive ----. 58. 59. B) as long as scientists agree on a solution to the problem C) only if we cooperate with other countries on the issue of public health only if a trained mechanic was in charge B) whether it cost you more than your local garage for the service D) because the ozone layer over Europe has been reduced by two – thirds C) unless you take your Mercedes to an authorised dealership E) as if they were concerned about the findings of the research D) in case the car breaks down on the motorway E) or, instead, l will repair the car for your myself ---- if the car factory hadn't closed down. l will agree to you handling the sale of my house ----. A) l wonder if my father would still be working there A) as long as l can be present at every viewing B) B) unless he had decided not to sell it l guess he doesn't want to work on the production line any more C) whether or not it could have been sold for the asking price C) My brother had decided to apply for an office job D) Only if BMW had decided to buy our company E) l used to enjoy working together with my friends D) if l had wanted to move to another country E) even if you weren't interested in buying them Thousands of people could starve to death in Ethiopia ----. 63. ----, l will have to wallpaper the whole dining room again. A) when the rains failed for the third year in a row A) Unless l can find a shop that still sells this pattern B) if food aid doesn't reach them soon B) As if it had only been decorated yesterday C) even if they hadn't asked for food aid C) ln case some parts of the wall paper got damaged D) unless the crops fail again D) While my husband was tiling the bathroom E) as long as the economy improves E) Supposing I didn't like the colour you chose ---- were she alive today. A) Princess Diana would be proud of the children receiving awards in her honour B) Natalie is suffering from a rare disease which has weakened her heart C) 64. ----, l'm sure you will enjoy yourselves there. A) Until we went on holiday later the same year Van der Stappen created the Sphinx Mysteriux in 1897 B) Unless you had taken your family with you C) lf you decide to go to Marmaris on holiday D) Even if they had operated on her as soon as she arrived at the hospital D) Just in case the sunshine is really strong E) Emmeline Panchurst campaigned bravely for the rights of women to vote E) Only if l can get the time off from work 65. 60. if we all used environmentallyfriendly methods of refrigeration A) 62. 57. A) lf we provide transportation, ----? There has been a flood warning in operation ___. A) would you have been given a company car A) when the river burst its banks again B) did you find travelling by train more comfortable B) since the heavy snow began to melt C) have you needed a lift to the training centre C) if we receive any more heavy snow falls D) can you attend a training course in Scotland D) as the snow was finally beginning to settle E) could you have found your way there yourself E) after government's environmental officer had inspected the area 66. – 75. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 61. We had better start taking the threat of global warming seriously ----. 129 www.kpds.org 66. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 Dış görünüşü o kadar değişmiş ki yanıma gelip kendini tanıtmasaydı, onu asla tanıyamazdım. 68. C) Don't you wish about half of the MPs of this nation were under the age f thirty–five? Physically, he was completely different from earlier, which is why l didn't recognise him until he came up to me and introduced himself. B) He had changed so much physically that l would never have recognised him if he hadn't come up to me and introduced himself. D) l wish there were a law that required at least half the MPs of a nation to be under the age of thirty– five C) He had altered so much that l didn't recognise him at all until he walked up to me and introduced himself. E) l thought there was a legal requirement for at least half the MPs of the country to be under the age of thirty–five. D) As he had changed so much physically, l only recognised him when he walked up and introduced himself personally. E) Although l didn't recognise him by sight as he looked so different physically, l know who he was because he introduced himself to me Dün gece saati ayarlamayı unutmuş olmalısın yoksa bu sabah her zamanki gibi vaktinde çalardı. A) You must have forgotten to set the alarm clock last night, or it would have gone off on time as usual this morning. Bu kadar müsrifce para harcamayı bırakmazsan, korkarım yakında sokaklarda dileniyor olacaksın. A) lf you don't want to beg for money in the streets, you should stop being so extravagant and be careful about your money. B) The alarm clock usually goes off early in the morning, but you probably forgot to set it last night. B) lf you had stopped spending money so extravagantly, you wouldn't be begging in the streets now. C) The alarm clock would have gone off as usual this morning if you had remembered to set it last night as you claim. C) You had better stop spending money so extravagantly; otherwise, you'll soon start begging in the streets. D) We didn't hear the alarm clock go off this morning, so l don't think you set it properly last night. E) D) l'm afraid it was your financial extravagance which was responsible for your downfall. l can only assume that you didn't set the alarm clock last night; otherwise, it would have woken us up as usual this morning. E) Unless you stop spending money so extravagantly, l'm afraid you'll soon be begging in the streets. 71. Eğer her şeyi önceden hazırlarsan, son anda bir şeyler yapmak için koşuşturmak zorunda kalmazsın. Eğer her şey planlandığı gibi giderse, ay sonunda yeni evimize taşınabileceğimizi umuyoruz. A) Everything is going as we planned, so we will be able to move into our new house at the end of the month. A) You can prepare everything beforehand so that you won't have to rush around doing things at the last minute. B) B) Had you prepared everything beforehand, you wouldn't be rushing around trying to do things at the last minute. According to the planners, we should be able to move into our new house at the end of the month. C) lf you prepare everything in advance, you won't have to rush around to do something at the last minute. Presuming we don't encounter any problems, we plan to move into our new house toward the end of the month. D) We should be able to move into our new house at the end of the month providing nothing goes wrong. E) lf everything goes as planned, we expect to be able to move into our new house at the end of the month. C) D) E) l'd prepare everything in advance were l you, in order to avoid rushing around at the last minute. Whether you prepare well in advance or not, you usually find yourself rushing around at the last minute trying to do things. 72. 69. l wish half the MPs who are responsible for making the laws for our nation were under the age of thirty–five A) 70. 67. B) Keşke bir ülkenin milletvekillerinin en az yarısının otuz beş yaşın altında olmasını gerektiren bir kanun olsaydı. A) They want to bring in a law requiring all MPs of this nation to be under the age of thirty–five 130 Araba yolculuğunun bu kadar uzun süreceğini bilseydim, uçakla seyahat ederdim. A) l didn't know that the car journey would take so long; otherwise, l would have flown. B) l would have travelled by plane had l known that the car journey would take so long www.kpds.org C) l would have taken a plane, but l didn't realise how far it was to drive. D) l wouldn't have travelled by plane even if l had known how long the car journey would take. E) 73. B) 75. B) Unless you explain this subject by illustrating it with tables, the students will certainly not understand anything. C) When you explain this subject to the students, illustrating it with tables will certainly lead to better understanding. D) This subject would certainly be better explained to the students if you used illustrations and tables. E) lf you want the students to understand anything, you had better illustrate your explanations with tables The only reason l drove there was that l don't like long journeys by plane Yeni uygulamaların, hali hazırda çalışma izni olan yabancıları etkileyeceğini sanmıyorum. A) 74. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 l think the new regulations will affect all foreign workers except those who are already in possession of a work permit. 76. – 85. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. l believe that only foreigners who already hold work permits won't be affected by these new regulations. 76. ln order for me to finish this project by tomorrow, l need to work without being interrupted at all. C) l don't think the new regulations will affect the foreigners who already hold work permits. A) Hiç bölünmeden çalışmam gerekse de bu projeyi yarına kadar bitireceğim. D) As they obtained their work permits in advance of the new regulations, l don't think they will be affected. B) Bu projenin yarına kadar bitmesi ancak hiç kesintisiz çalışırsam mümkün olabilir. E) Those foreigners who already hold work permits will also be affected by these new regulations. C) Bu projenin bitmesi için yarın hiç bölünmeden çalışmak zorundayım. D) Bu projeyi yarına kadar bitirebilmem için hiç bölünmeden çalışmam gerekir. E) Bu projeyi yarın bitirebilmek için ara vermeksizin çalışmam gerekebilir. İngilizce, uzun süredir ticaret dilidir e giderek uluslararası ilişkilerde de ortak dil olmaktadır. A) English has long been the language of commerce, and it is gradually becoming the common language in international relations as well. B) English has become not only the language of commerce, but also a common language used in international relations. A) Verimli çalışabilmek için iş yerinizde huzurlu bir ortam yaratmalı ve iş arkadaşlarınızla iyi geçinmelisiniz. C) ln addition to being the recognised language of commerce worldwide, English is becoming commonly used in international relations as well. B) İş yerinizde birbiriyle anlaşamayan insanların olması sizinde huzurunuzu bozabilir ve veriminizi düşürebilir. D) Over the years, English has gradually become an international language, which is commonly used in commerce and international negotiations. C) Eğer iş yerinde anlaşamayan insanlar varsa, huzurlu bir ortamda çalışılamaz, bu nedenle de çok verimli olunamaz. E) Long used to conduct international business meetings, English is also gradually becoming a common language in international political meetings. D) İş yerinizde anlaşamadığınız insanlar varsa, huzurlu bir ortamda çalışamaz, dolayısıyla da çok verimli olamazsınız. E) Anlaşamadığınız insanlarla aynı iş yerinde çalışmak zorunda olmak huzurunuzu kaçıracağı gibi veriminizi de düşürür. 77. Eğer bu konuyu tablolarla örneklendirerek anlatmazsan, öğrenciler kesinlikle hiçbir şey anlamazlar. A) 78. The students will definitely understand more of this subject if you use illustrations and tables with your explanations. lf there are people at your workplace with whom you don't get on, you can't work in a peaceful atmosphere, and thus, you can't be very productive. With the many electrical appliances that we have, life is much easier today compared with the past. A) 131 Sahip olduğumuz bu kadar çok elektrikli alet, bugün yaşamımızı geçmişe göre daha da kolaylaştırabilmektedir. www.kpds.org 79. 80. 81. 82. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 B) Bu kadar çok elektrikli alete sahip olduğumuz için geçmişe göre bugün çok daha kolay yaşamaktayız. C) Geçmişle karşılatırdığımızda bugün yaşamın bu kadar kolay olması sahip olduğumuz bunca elektrikli alet sayesindedir. D) Bugün yaşam geçmişle karşılaştırıldığında çok daha kolaysa bu, sahip olduğumuz elektrikli aletlerle mümkün olmuştur. E) Sahip olduğumuz bu kadar çok elektrikli aletle, bugün yaşam geçmişle karşılaştırıldığında çok daha kolay. lt'd have been very hard for us to commute to work if we had had to sell our car. A) Zorda kaldığımız için arabamız satılsaydı, işe gidip gelirken çok zorlanacaktık. B) Arabamızı satmak zorunda kalsaydık, işe gidip gelmemiz çok zor olacaktı. C) Arabamızı satmak zorunda kalırsak, işe gidip gelmekte çok zorlanacağız. D) İşe gidip gelmemiz çok zor arabamızı satmak zorundaydık. E) Arabamızı satmak zorunda kalışımız, işe gidip gelmemizi çok zorlaştırmıştı. olacaktı 83. C) Senin de söylediğin gibi, ev yeni boyandığı için yalnızca temizlik yapıp taşınacağız. D) Senin sözünü ettiğin evi temizleyip taşınabiliriz çünkü o ev yeni boyandı. E) Eğer ev söylediğin gibi yeni boyandıysa, o zaman sadece temizlenip taşınabiliriz. The silkworm thrives and produces the fine silk threads for its cocoon only when it eats the tender leaves of the white mulberry tree. A) Sadece beyaz dut ağacının körpe yapraklarını yiyen ipek böceği hızla serpilip büyür ve kozası için ince ipek lifi üretir. B) İpek böceğinin serpilip büyümesi ve kozası için ince ipek lifi üretebilmesi ancak beyaz dut ağacının körpe yapraklarını yemesiyle mümkündür. C) İpek böceği sadece beyaz dut ağacının körpe yapraklarını yiyerek büyürse kozası için gereken ipek lifini üretebilir. D) İpek böceğinin, büyüyüp serpilebilmesi ve kozası için ince lif üretebilmesi için beyaz dut ağacının körpe yapraklarını yemesi gerekir. E) İpek böceği ancak beyaz dut ağacının körpe yapraklarını yiyince serpilin büyür ve kozası için ince ipek lifi üretir. ama Althought it is very warm today, let's take our cardigans with us in case there is a breeze on the coast. A) Bugün hava çok ılık ama sahilde esinti olabileceğini düşünerek yine de hırkalarımızı yanımıza almalıyız. B) Bugün hava çok ılık olmasına rağmen, sahil serin olacağı için hırkalarımızı yanımıza aldık. C) Hava bugün çok ılık olsa da, sahilde esinti olabilir diye hırkalarımızı yanımıza alalım. D) Hava bugün çok ılık ama hırkalarımızı alalım çünkü sahilde hafif de olsa rüzgar vardır. E) Esintiye rağmen bugün hava çok ılık olduğu için hırkalarımızı alıp sahile gidelim. 84. Her showing off as though she'd done all the work on her own really annoyed the other members of the team. hemen The police might have had to use force if the crowd hadn't dispersed peaceably. A) Sükunet içinde dağılmayan kalabalık polisi güç kullanmak zorunda bıraktı. A) Sanki bütün işi tek başına yapmış gibi böbürlenmesi ekibin diğer üyelerini çok kızdırdı. B) Kalabalık sakin bir biçimde dağılmazsa polis güç kullanmak zorunda kalır. B) Bütün işi sanki tek başına yapıyormuşcasına böbürlenmesine ekibin diğer üyeleri çok kızmıştı. C) Kalabalık sükunet içinde dağılmayınca polis güç kullanmak zorunda kaldı. C) Sanki bütün işleri tek başına yapıyormuş gibi böbürleniyor, bu da ekibin diğer üyelerini çok kızdırıyordu. D) Kalabalık sükunet içinde dağılmasaydı, polis güç kullanmak zorunda kalabilirdi. E) D) Ekibin diğer üyeleri, onun, sanki bütün işleri tek başına yapabilirmiş gibi böbürlenmesine çok kızıyordu. Kalabalık sakin bir biçimde dağılsaydı, polis güç kullanmak zorunda kalmazdı. E) Ekibin diğer üyelerini en çok kızdıran, onun sanki bütün işi tek başına yapmış gibi böbürlenmesiydi. 85. lf the house has just been decorated as you say, then we can just clean it and move in. A) Eğer söylediğin gibi evin boyası tamamlanmışsa, o zaman temizlikten sonra hemen taşınabiliriz. B) Söylediğin gibi ev yeni boyanmışsa, o zaman hemen temizlik yapıp taşınalım. 132 Whether you take an active part in the group or not, in the end, you too will be affected by the decisions taken. A) İçinde bulunduğunuz grubun aktivitelerinde yer almasanız bile alınacak kararlardan siz de etkilenirsiniz. B) Grubun içinde aktif olarak yer alınsa da alınmasa da, sonuç olarak alınan kararlar sizi de etkileyecektir. www.kpds.org C) Aktif olarak grubun içinde yer alsanız da almasanız da, sonunda alınan kararlardan siz de etkileneceksiniz. D) Bir grubun içinde aktif biçimde yer alınıp alınmaması da, sonuçta alınacak kararları etkileyecektir. E) Alınan kararlarda etkili olmak istiyorsanız sonunda grubun içinde aktif olarak yer almanız gerekecek. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 89. 86. – 110. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 86. 87. How l wish l hadn't taken my holiday allowance already because, then, l could accompany you to Vienna. A) l'd really like to go with you to Vienna, but l have used up all my holiday entitlement. B) lf l accompanied you to Vienna, l wouldn't have any holiday entitlement left. C) lf you had some holiday entitlement left, you could accompany me to Vienna. D) l couldn't accompany you to Vienna even if l wanted to, as l'm not allowed to take any holiday. E) Only if my company allows it can l go to Vienna with you. 90. 91. l don't approve of nuclear power because a hundred percent safety can never be guaranteed. A) l think there is almost no chance of a disaster with nuclear power these days. B) The safety of nuclear power can never be guaranteed because human error could always cause an accident. C) ln my opinion, nuclear power is extremely unsafe as it pollutes the atmosphere with radiation. D) Only if there could ever be a complete guarantee of safety would l approve of nuclear power. E) Nuclear power should only be generated when strict government guidelines for safety are followed. 92. 88. She might not have been given the opportunity to record an album if she hadn't already been well known as an actress. D) Until she recorded the album, she had been quite a well known actress. E) Had she not been a famous actress, she would probably not have been given the chance to record an album. Colleagues at work will often bully you if you are too passive. A) lt is best to be aggressive with him if you want to bully someone at work. B) Not being assertive enough often means that you will get bullied by people at work. C) You can't stop people bullying you no matter how polite you are to them. D) Were you not so passive, your business partner probably wouldn't bully you so much. E) lt is believed that victims of bullying are very often kind people. At this precise moment, l a wishing l had never enrolled on this Celtic Myth course. A) Had it not been compulsory, l wouldn't have taken a Celtic Myth course. B) Ever since l enrolled on this Celtic Myth course, l have been regretting it. C) Right now, l am regretting my decision to take this Celtic Myth course. D) How l wish l hadn't had to take Celtic Myth as part of my course. E) lf only Celtic Myth didn't form part of this literature course. l am having my hair done at an expensive hairdresser's at the moment because l unsuccessfully attempted to dye my hair red myself. A) As l wanted my hair dyed red, l thought l had better go to an exclusive hairdresser's. B) l didn't expect it to be so expensive to have my hair dyed red at the hairdresser's C) l wouldn't have come to the hairdresser's just to have my hair cut, but l want it dyed red as well. D) lf l hadn't failed to dye my hair red properly myself, l wouldn't be paying an expensive hairdresser to correct it now. E) This hairdresser hasn't done a very good job of dying my hair red considering she charged so much money for doing it. As l live so close to the border, l would consider studying Welsh, but l've heard that it is very difficult language to learn. A) lf l hadn't heard that Welsh is an extremely hard language to learn, l would think about studying it because l live near Wales. Had she not turned down the opportunity to become an actress, she couldn't have become famous by recording an album. B) lf l didn't find learning languages so hard, l would probably learn Welsh, especially as l live so close to Wales. One of the reasons she became famous as an actress is that she was already a successful singer. C) Of all the languages l have learnt, Welsh was by far the hardest even though l had the opportunity to practise because l live quite close to the border. A) Since giving up her acting career, for which she was famous, she has recorded an album. B) C) 133 www.kpds.org D) Living so close to Wales, l have the opportunity to learn Welsh, but l think it is going to be difficult, or so l have heard. E) As l live close to Wales, l should learn Welsh, but l probably won't because l find the language extremely difficult. CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 E) 96. 93. Because seven students had their hands in the mixture, l don't recommend that you eat that marmalade. 95. Spoilt children often don't appreciat the value of possessions as adults. A) Pampered children will usually be from rich homes, so they don't need to realise the value of possessions. B) People who don't realise the value of possessions often spoil their children A) lf I were you, l wouldn't eat that marmalade as the mixture was handled by seven school children. C) B) l was discouraged from eating the marmalade because seven students at the school had handled the mixture. Not appreciating the worth of possessions can often be a result of a person's being spoilt as a child. D) Unless you are generous with your children, they won't realise the value of anything. E) Pampered children often damage their possessions because they don't realise the value of them. C) l would probably be more inclined to eat the marmalade if seven school children hadn't had their hands in it. D) The marmalade would probably taste nicer if seven students hadn't all put their hands in it. E) Were l you, wouldn't allow all seven students to put their hands in the marmalade; otherwise, no one will eat it. 97. 94. They didn't realise that the enemy no longer intended to attack their fort. When working on a computer, you should always take frequent breaks, or else you risk straining your eyes. l'm not sure that the Shrewsbury Amateur Dramatic Society's version of 'Twelfth Night' appeals to me, even if my sister can baby–sit. A) My sister might be able to baby–sit, but even so, l'm not convinced that the Shrewsbury Amateur Dramatic Society's version of 'Twelfth Night' is something l would enjoy. A) You wouldn't have strained your eyes if you hadn't been working on the computer for too long. B) lf you work for a long period on a computer without taking a break, you will certainly damage your eyes. B) Had my sister been able to baby–sit, l might have gone to see the Shrewsbury Amateur Dramatic Society's version of 'Twelfth Night'. C) Many people suffer from eye strain because they don't take enough breaks when working on a computer. C) D) lf you are suffering from eye strain as a result of working on a computer, try taking frequent breaks, which may help. lf only my sister could have baby–sat for us, l'm sure l would have enjoyed the Shrewsbury Amateur Dramatic Society's version of 'Twelfth Night' D) E) Taking frequent breaks while working on a computer is good advice to avoid straining your eyes. lf my sister agrees to baby –sit, we can go to the Shrewsbury Amateur Dramatic Society's version of 'Twelfth Night', which l think you might enjoy. E) l probably wouldn't have enjoyed Shrewsbury Amateur Dramatic Society's version of 'Twelfth Night', but my sister couldn't baby–sit for us anyway. Had they realised the fort was no longer held by the enemy, they wouldn't have attacked it. A) They attacked the fort owing to the fact that it was in the hands of the enemy. B) They knew that the enemy no longer controlled the fort; nevertheless, they attacked it. C) lf the fort had been still under the control of the enemy, they would have attacked it. D) They attacked the fort because they didn't know that it was not under the enemy's control any more. 98. 134 lnitially, the school was refused a licence because the fire escapes were inadequate. A) Had the fire escapes met the required standard, the school wouldn't have been refused a licence initially. B) The school should have prepared the fire escapes up to the required standard before applying for a licence. C) The school should bring the fire escapes up to the required standard; otherwise, their application for a licence will be refused immediately. www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 D) The school can't persuade the authorities to issue them a licence as the fire escapes aren't up to the required standard. D) l have given you the gardening contract because you have agreed to take the leaves, branches, etc. away when you finish the job. E) Even if fire escapes had met the required standard, the school would have been refused a licence initially. E) lf you agree to remove all the leaves, branches, etc. away when you have completed the job. l'll give you the gardening contract. 102. 99. The accident we were involved in on the way back from Şile spoilt an otherwise perfect day. A) Our day out to Şile was a disaster mainly due to the collision we were involved in while driving home. Even if you handed out vouchers for a free cup of tea, people wouldn't order food at your cafe, although it is delicious. B) More people visited your cafe and saw the wonderful food you sold only when you handed out vouchers entitling customers to a free cup of tea. Being involved in an accident on our journey to Şile didn't stop our day out being almost perfect. C) Our day out to Şile would have been perfect if we hadn't been involved in a collision on our return journey. C) Were you to hand out vouchers for a free cup of tea, people would visit your cafe and see all the delicious food that you sell. D) Having an accident on the way to Şile was the only thing which prevented us enjoying our time there. D) Suppose we gave out vouchers for a free cup of tea, do you think people would visit the cafe and see our delicious food? E) We couldn't enjoy our day in Şile because we were involved in a terrible accident while driving there. E) lf only we had given out vouchers for a free cup of tea, people might have visited our cafe opening and seen our delicious food. How she wishes that she had been polite to her boss this morning. A) As usual, she wasn't very polite to the boss this morning. B) Generally, she is polite to her boss, but this morning she was a bit rude. C) The remarks her boss made to her this morning were unfair. D) She was rude to her boss this morning, and now she regrets it. E) She could have been a bit kinder to her boss this morning. 104. 101. A) B) 103. 100. People would come into cafe and see what delicious food you sell if you gave out vouchers for a free cup of tea. l'll give you the gardening contract on condition that you take all the leaves, branches etc. away when you have finished. A) You won't be given any gardening contracts unless you agree to remove all the leaves, branches, etc. after each job. B) You wouldn't get the gardening contract from me even if you agreed to remove all the leaves branches, etc. after completion of the job. C) According to the gardening contract, you should have taken the leaves, branches, etc. away when you had finished. 135 They were determined to go skiing the next day even if conditions were treacherous. A) They really shouldn't have gone skiing the next day because the conditions had become very dangerous. B) Although the conditions were extremely dangerous, they ignored advice and went skiing anyway. C) Had they known the conditions were going to be dangerous, they wouldn't have planned to go skiing the next day. D) Whether the conditions were to be very dangerous or not, they had made up their minds to go skiing the next day. E) Only if the conditions were not treacherous would they go skiing the next day. l wouldn't have entered the golf championship if l hadn't believed l could win it. A) l will enter the golf championship because l believe l have a chance of winning the event. B) As l am quite good at golf. l decided to enter the golf championship. C) Even if l didn't believe l could win the golf championship, l would have entered. D) l was confident that l could win, so l entered the golf championship. E) Although l didn't believe l could win, l entered the golf championship. www.kpds.org CONDITIONAL & WISH CLAUSES PART II SET 2 108. 105. 106. 107. Fortunately, we'd taken out travel insurance as the travel agent had suggested my handbag was stolen in Tenerife. A) Since a thief stole my handbag in Tenerife, it was luckly we had taken out travel insurance, which our travel agent had recommended. B) We wish we had taken out travel insurance, as our travel agent had recommended, because my handbag was stolen in Tenerife. C) lf we had taken out travel insurance, as our travel agent had recommended, we would have been able to claim for my handbag, which was stolen in Tenerife. D) We should have taken out the insurance, which was recommended by our travel agent, as my handbag was stolen in Tenerife. E) l can't imagine what would have happened when my handbag was stolen in Tenerife if we hadn't taken out travel insurance. 109. My father took a photograph of the damage caused to his car in case there was a dispute about the accident later. A) lt was lucky that my father had taken a photograph of the damage as there was a dispute about the accident. B) For fear that there might be a dispute about the accident at a later date, my father took a photo of the damage to his car. C) My father should have taken a photograph of the damage at the time of the accident, which would have prevented this dispute. D) When a dispute arose about the damage to his car because of the accident, my father produced the photo he'd taken at the time. E) Like my father, one should always take a photograph of any accident damage caused to a car to avoid later disputes. 110. We had better stop doing business with him if he doesn't start behaving professionally. A) He is so unprofessional that l don't understand why we still deal with him. B) Unless his unprofessional conduct stops, l'd advise we cease trading with him. C) We won't deal with him because his conduct is so unprofessional D) Luckily, we ceased trading with him as his conduct is now very unprofessional. E) lf he hadn't stopped being so unprofessional, we would have stopped dealing with him. 136 lf you had brought it to me this morning, l could have repaired it in time for the weekend, but it's too late now. A) This morning, l thought l could mend it before the weekend, but it looks doubtful now. B) Unfortunately, l don't have time to mend this for before the weekend, but you can drop it in any morning next week. C) l would have been able to mend it in time for the weekend had l been given it this morning, but there isn't enough time now. D) You should have brought it to me this morning for repair if you wanted it ready for the weekend, but still, l will try my best. E) lf you really need it mended before the weekend, you can bring it to me this morning; otherwise, any time later in the week will be more suitable. The muddy path made it impossible to walk al the way around the lake. A) We couldn't walk around the whole lake shore because of the muddy path. B) lt was impossible to get down to the lake shore because the path was muddy. C) lf the path had got any muddier, we wouldn't have been able to walk completely round the lake. D) The muddy path made it extremely difficult for us to walk around the lake. E) When we heard how muddy the path to the lake was, we decided not to walk around it. The chemist should have informed you about the side effects of this medicine. A) l don't think the chemist should have told you about the side effects of the medicine as it is the doctor's duty. B) Chemists should always inform patients of any negative side effects of medicine. C) lt was the chemist's duty to inform you about this medicine's side effects. D) Even the chemist hadn't mentioned these awful side effects of the medicine. E) lt isn't the doctor's but the chemist's responsibility to inform patients of the side effects of medicine. www.kpds.org NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 1 NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I 9. SET 1 1. 2. 3. A traditional love of dishes made with minced meat, such as köfte, in Turkey explains ----- Mc Donald's restaurants are overwhelmingly popular here. A) that B) why D) what E) whether C) where 10. ----- Manchester Union football team will be promoted depends on the last match of the season. A) That B) Who D) Where E) Which B) how far D) that E) whose 11. 5. 6. 7. 8. Do not just condemn the management, tell us ----you would get rid of this problem were you in their place. A) who B) which D) how E) where B) how D) where E) which 13. C) when My brother is really scared of large dogs and panics ----- he sees one. A) however B) whenever D) whatever E) whomever 14. C) whichever Can you please tell me to ----- I should apply in order to get this document signed? A) whom B) what D) why E) how D) what E) how C) when I'm not sure ----- this material will retain its color, so I'd recommend you to hand-wash it first. A) which B) when D) whose E) why C) whether No one has heard anything about him ----, he was dismissed from the Navy. A) when B) since D) where E) how C) why I can't recollect ----- day she started working here. A) which B) where D) that E) whether C) when C) what I'm sorry Sir, but I don't know ----- floor the maternity ward is on. A) that B) where C) which 12. 4. A) whom C) Whether By asking him a few questions about the topic, I tried to understand ----- advanced my son was with compiling information for his term paper. A) whether I've looked through the menu, but I can't decide ----to order. 15. C) when ----- you were driving thirty miles per hour above the speed limit at the time of the accident will count against you. A) The fact that B) Whether D) Whenever E) Which C) Whom Are you implying ----- the area is unsafe? A) when B) where D) that E) whether C) what ----- he had been dieting too strictly contributed to his collapse. A) However B) What D) Where E) The fact that C) Who I really don't remember ----- youths there were in the boat, but it was crowded. A) which B) what D) who E) where 16. C) how many 137 There are some spare climbing ropes for ----- needs them. A) wherever B) whenever D) whatever E) however C) whoever www.kpds.org 17. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 1 May I ask ----- climbing ropes these are? A) who B) whom D) how E) why 25. C) whose Today agricultural machines of great size and complexity, some even computerized, ----in hours what ----people and animals days to complete previously. A) accomplish / used to take 18. 19. 20. 21. ----- dreams signify has puzzled mankind for thousands of years. B) have accomplished / takes A) Which B) Whether D) are accomplishing / should take D) What E) Since C) will be accomplished / took C) Whose E) had accomplished / was taking It doesn't necessarily mean that you have the ability to teach others ----- to ski just because you are an excellent skier yourself. A) how B) what D) whether E) when 26. C) which I bought plenty of material for the dress and jacket I'm making because I'm not certain exactly ----- I will need. A) how many B) how much D) how long E) how often I'm worried whether the secretary ----- with the extra work load. Perhaps we should employ an office junior to help her. A) will be able to cope B) would have coped C) had to be coping D) had been coping E) could have coped C) how far 27. Advertising ----- with the signs that merchants once put over their doors to inform the public, with symbols or pictures, exactly what ----- for sale inside. I couldn't believe ----- it took them to process my application. A) how much B) how many D) how long E) when C) where A) originates / has been 28. B) has originated / had been C) will originate / were D) originated / was I can't remember ----- stitches I have cast on my knitting needles. I'll have to count them again. A) how much B) how long D) how far E) how many C) how often E) might originate / have been 22. 23. It is generally acknowledged ----- smoking can cause cancer. A) what B) that D) when E) whether 29. C) which Can you tell me ----- is responsible for ordering stationery? We need some more envelopes in our department. A) whose B) when D) where E) that C) who According to the fire chief, it still isn't clear where the fire ----- but he believes that it ----- in the storeroom. 30. A) could start / has to start B) starts / has started C) started / might have started D) was starting / ought to start I might be able to tell you ----- road to take if I knew ---- on the map we are now. A) where / when B) which / where C) what / how D) how far / which E) whose / when E) has started / will be starting 24. Following his arrest for drink driving, he ----- from driving for twelve months. A) has disqualified B) has been disqualified C) will be disqualifying D) disqualified 31. E) will have disqualified 138 The management ----- that the workers would be sacked if they went on strike. A) discovered B) noticed D) grumbled E) appreciated C) threatened www.kpds.org 32. 33. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 1 My sister ----- me this morning that tomorrow is my mother's birthday. 41. A) murmured B) questionedC) suspected A) demands B) pretends D) requested E) reminded D) indicates E) wishes ----- we drive over the Thames River in London, my father points out that my grandfather helped design the bridge. A) However B) Wherever D) Whichever E) Whatever 42. C) Whenever 43. 34. 35. 36. 37. Our advertiser ----- that we should print our catalogues on recycled paper because he believes that an environmentally-conscious image will attract more customers. A) suggested B) alleged D) reported E) revealed 44. Even after a lengthy discussion, it hasn't been ----which branch will get the first automated office system. A) assumed B) replied D) resolved E) meant B) confess D) claim E) decide 45. A) why / which B) when / how C) whom / when D) how / what D) However 39. 46. 40. C) Whomever 47. And now ladies and gentlemen, we will ----- that our newly designed vacuum cleaner picks up dust effectively and quickly. Just watch us. B) remind D) respond E) demonstrate C) inform When you buy quality tweed fabric, it is important to know ----- it was made as only on the islands of the Outer Hebrides is still made by hand. A) when B) whom D) what E) which D) perceived E) explained C) promised I wonder ----- the overriding factors were that led to such an unconventional decision. A) why B) what D) how E) whether C) when The financial analyst ----- that the forthcoming introduction of a single European currency would draw attention to price differences between nations. A) inquired B) wondered D) asked E) occurred C) pointed out Many psychological problems experienced during the Vietnam War by American soldiers were caused by the fact that many young men were not sure exactly ----- they were fighting for. C) where D) how E) when 46. - 55. sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. E) Whatever A) operate B) proposed A) why B) what ----- of these diets you follow to lose weight, you should combine it with some exercise. B) Whenever A) objected C) forget The guy from their service department showed me ---- to operate the machine, but I don't remember .---- this knob is for. A) Whichever Even though she hadn't said anything, her husband ----- that there was something wrong. C) proved After Farmer Giles caught them in the act, the boys had to ----- that they had been stealing his apples. A) insist C) observes C) grumbled E) whose / why 38. All the research ----- that sunshine has a positive effect on one's emotions. C) where 48. 139 ----- remains to be seen. A) Whether our team will make it to the finals B) If we play as well as we did last week C) Whenever he is supposed to practise D) How long had he been working on the report E) The fact that we were good enough to qualify The headmaster was determined to find out -----. A) that the science laboratory at his school was better equipped than at any other B) if only he could have remembered to congratulate the winners of the competition C) how many students were there in the cafeteria at the time D) that the school system required a foreign language to be taught E) who had released all the frogs from the science laboratory It was his greatest hope -----. www.kpds.org 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 1 A) whether the peace initiative could actually work B) that people could learn to live together in peace C) if he could ever be a rich man D) without the support and encouragement of his friends E) whenever he saw his old colleagues -----, so it's quite likely that it will spend the night out in the garden. A) Whether he has remembered to take his keys with him or not B) I don't think I reminded him to bring the bird in C) I recall how he used to play with the dog in the back yard D) A dove has made its nest in one of the trees in our orchard E) Unless I phone him to say that I've found his keys in my bag 55. A) Though it was extremely unfortunate for many hopeful students B) The fact that ten times as many students applied for the entrance exam as would be accepted C) Whether or not the owners will decide to open a second school in a different area D) However hard students may have studied for the entrance examination E) Many of the contemporary politicians and literary personalities had studied there Have you asked the landowner -----? A) that we are not prepared to spend so much on the deposit B) why hasn't the kitchen tap been fixed yet C) who is going to pay for the repair work in the flat D) to get the contract ready before we moved in E) when can we go and collect our remaining furniture there Vegetarians claim -----. A) to avoid any products which are obtained from animals B) whether they should include dairy products in their diet C) why animals should be killed to satisfy man's hunger D) whichever diet is the least healthy E) that eating animal flesh is unhealthy 56. - 60. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 56. The rules of the club stipulate -----. A) whether or not there'll be a charity ball in the spring B) whenever there is a meeting on the premises C) that nobody is to climb on his own D) even if somebody is to violate any of them E) whoever objects to the membership fee Avukat bazı delillere dikkat çekerek, tanıkların ifadelerinin doğru olmadığını ileri sürdü. A) As the lawyer stated, the statements of the witnesses contradicted some of the evidence they had. B) Claiming that the statements of the witnesses were incorrect, the lawyer produced some newly uncovered evidence. C) The lawyer strongly argued that the statements made by the witnesses were wrong as he had some evidence to refute them. D) The lawyer tried to refute the statements of the witnesses by producing some newly discovered evidence. E) Drawing attention to some evidence, the lawyer contended that the statements of the witnesses were not true. ----- haven't been declared yet. A) The groups for the World Cup B) Which of the teams will qualify for the competition C) Whenever the Olympic Games take place D) Whether our team will take part in the games E) How the groups are going to be selected 57. I was half way to the bus stop when I realised -----. A) how could I have done such a silly thing B) if I had taken my pass with me C) whether I had turned the gas off D) that I had left my report at home E) the fact that the bus won't come for more than twenty minutes 58. 2004 Olimpiyat Oyunları'na hangi ülkenin sahipliği yapacağı henüz kararlaştırılmadı. A) Which countries are going to propose to host the 2004 Olympic Games is still not certain. B) It isn't certain yet where the 2004 Olympic Games are going to be held. C) They still haven't decided which country to assign as the host of the 2004 Olympic Games. D) The decision about where the 2004 Olympic Games will be held has not yet been taken. E) It hasn't been decided yet which country will host the 2004 Olympic Games. Herkes neşe içinde sohbet ederken Tim'in neden sessiz kaldığını merak ettim. A) ----- made it obvious once more what an excellent reputation the school has. 140 ev I was curious to learn why Tim kept silent while all the others were noisily chatting. www.kpds.org 59. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 1 B) Everybody was so cheerfully chatting that we didn't notice Tim appeared so silent. C) Tim, who was noticeably silent, asked me why everybody was chattering so noisily. D) I wondered why Tim remained silent while everybody was chattering cheerfully. E) I noticed that everybody but Tim, who kept silent, was chattering cheerfully. Düşük performansın için moralini bozmak yerine onu nasıl yükseltebileceğin üzerine yoğunlaşmalısın. A) 62. Instead of demoralising yourself about your low performance, you should focus on how you can improve it. C) Babam işiyle ilgili olarak durmadan yakınıyor çünkü patronları onun çabalarını hiç takdir etmiyorlarmış. D) Patronları babamın çabalarını birazcık takdir etselerdi, işiyle ilgili hiç şikayeti olmazdı. E) Babam işinde gösterdiği çabaların patronları tarafından yeterince takdir edilmediğinden yakınıyor. I doubt that she can cope with all these problems on her own. A) Tek başına nasıl bu kadar sorunun üstesinden gelecek bilmiyorum. B) Butün bu sorunlara karşı tek başına göğüs germesi bana zor gibi görünüyor. C) Onu tek başına bütün sorunların üstesinden gelebileceğinden kuşkuluyum. Having a low performance is indeed demoralising, but you can improve it. C) In order to be able to improve your performance, you should concentrate on your task without being demoralised. D) If you concentrated on how to improve your performance, you wouldn't feel demoralised at all. D) Tek başına bütün bu sorunlara karşı göğüs gerebileceğine inanmıyorum. E) Feeling demoralised will do you no good; instead, you should focus on different ways to improve your performance. E) Onun tek başına bütün bu sorunlara karşı ayakta kalabilmesi biraz kuşkulu. Geleceğin bize neler getireceğini tam olarak bilemeyiz ama en azından, iyi şeyler getirmesi için çabalayabiliriz. Everybody in the office was wondering what the new manager, who was going to take over the position in a week, was like. A) Bir hafta içinde görevi devralması beklenen yeni müdürün nasıl biri olduğu bürodaki herkes için bir merak konusuydu. We can't exactly know what the future will bring to us, but at least, we could strive for it to bring good things. B) Bürodaki herkes bir hafta sonra görevi devralacak olan yeni müdürün nasıl biri olduğunu merak ediyordu. C) It's not possible for us to determine our future precisely, yet we can strive hard today in order to expect good things. C) Bir hafta sonar göreve başlayacak olan yeni müdürü bürodaki herkes merakla bekliyordu. D) D) Even if we strive hard, we cannot shape our future with precision; however, we can at least expect good things. Bürodaki herkesin merakla beklediği nihayet bir hafta sonra göreve başlıyordu. E) Bürodaki herkes tarafından nasıl biri olduğu merak edilen yeni müdür bir hafta içinde görevi devralacaktı. A) If we want the future to bring us good things, we must strive hard today to increase this likelihood. B) E) If we knew for sure what the future would bring to us, we would strive hard to ensure good things. 64. 61. - 65. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 61. Babamın işiyle ilgili tek şikayeti, patronların çok çabalayan elemanları yeterince takdir etmemeleridir. B) 63. 60. B) My father complains that his attempts at work are not sufficiently appreciated by his bosses. A) Patronları babamın işinde gösterdiği çabaların pek tatmin edici olmadığından şikayetçiler. 141 müdür The tourists demanded an explanation from the guide as to why they were unable to visit the pyramids that day. A) O gün piramitlere götürülmeyince turistler rehberden bunun nedenini açıklamasını istediler. B) Tursitler rehberden kendilerini piramitlere götürmesini istedikleri halde nedense bu ziyaret o gün gerçekleşemedi. www.kpds.org NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 1 C) Rehber turistlere neden o gün piramitleri ziyaret edemeyeceklerini açıklamaya çalıştı ama onlar ısrarla gitmek istediler. D) Turistler rehberden o gün piramitleri neden ziyaret edemedikleri konusunda bir açıklama istediler. A) Annem hiçbir kısıtlama koymadığına göre, doğum günüm için evi istediğimiz gibi süsleyebiliriz. E) Piramitleri görmek isteyen turistlere rehber bu ziyareti o gün yapamayacaklarını söyledi. B) Annem hiç karışmayacağını söylediyse, doğum günüm için evi süsleme işini kendimiz yapacağız demektir. C) Madem ki annem yer konusunda bir sınırlama getirdi, biz de doğum günüm için evi süsleriz. D) Annem kısıtlamaya çalışıyor ama doğum günüm için evi istediğimiz gibi süslememize izin verecektir. E) Bütün mesele, doğum günümde evi dilediğimiz gibi süsleyebilmek için annemin koyduğu kısıtlamaları kaldırtmak. 65. 142 As mother has placed no restrictions, we can decorate the house for my birthday however we like. www.kpds.org NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 2 6. SET 2 We all wondered how Jack's wife ----- when she ----about his new job in Outer-Mongolia. A) reacts / has heard B) had reacted / would hear 1. Jeremy was trying to assure me that Sarah ----- my ticket by 5 o'clock that day, as we ----- previously. C) has been reacting / hears A) has collected / will have arranged E) is reacting / will hear D) would react / heard B) will have collected / have arranged C) had collected / have been arranging 7. D) would be collected / was arranging E) would have collected / had arranged I asked Jim whether he ----- his wife to the firm's annual party as well, and he said she ----- her sister's wedding ceremony then. A) had brought / has been attending B) has brought / will have attended 2. That lady over there is asking whether the tennis club ----- lessons because she ----- to hire a private instructor for her daughter. C) brought / is attending A) has offered / wanted E) is bringing / has attended D) was bringing / would be attending B) is offering / had wanted 8. C) offered / has wanted D) offers / wants E) was offering / might want Because I'm repeatedly leaving things behind, my mother always tells me that I ----- that I ----- all my belongings in my bag before leaving the sports centre. A) have to check / had had B) checked / had 3. C) check / should have Jack's mother asked me why I ----- in the previous week's match and wondered whether I ----- an injury then. D) might check / was having E) must check / have A) haven't played / have been having B) hadn't been playing / had had 9. C) didn't play / was having D) couldn't have played / am having The art teacher ----- the headmaster that they ----some good entries in the children's painting competition already. A) informed / had received E) wasn't playing / have B) is informing / will receive C) informs / receive D) had informed / will be receiving 4. Before we ----- home, our father instructed us again and again not to lose sight of each other while we ---- around the fun fair. E) was informing / are receiving A) had left / would be strolling 10. B) leave / will have strolled I'm glad to tell you that we ----- our yearly target today, so new sales from now on ----- additional from the budget of our branch. C) left / were strolling A) were reaching / were D) were leaving / had strolled B) had reached / are E) have left / are strolling C) have reached / will be D) are reaching / have been E) will have reached / had been 5. On the first day of the course, the trainees ----- by the manager that they ----- to learn everything in a few days. 11. A) were informed / shouldn't expect Mr. Higgins phoned his wife to say that she ----- for him to eat dinner because he ----- home rather late. A) won't have to wait / had been B) had informed / didn't expect B) shouldn't have waited / has been C) have been informed / hadn't been expecting C) didn't need to wait / was going to be D) are informed / can't be expected D) hadn't been waiting / would be E) will have informed / mustn't be expected E) didn't use to wait / was 143 www.kpds.org 12. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 2 We asked the receptionist if they ----- any rooms available, and she replied that she ----- the last free room to another couple just ten minutes before. A) don't go B) not going D) didn't go E) not go C) not to go A) were having / let 19. B) had had / was letting C) have / has been letting D) had / had let E) would have / have let 13. 20. What will you say if the interviewer ----- you why you ----- your present job? A) asks / are leaving B) asked / were leaving C) has asked / left D) will ask / have left I think there was a demonstration in front of the university today, -----? A) don't I B) was there D) didn't there E) wasn't there C) did I The headmaster told the boy ----- the top button of his shirt and ----- at attention. A) fastening / standing B) being fastened / stands C) having fastened / stood E) would ask / had left D) to be fastened / stand 14. E) to fasten / to stand Mrs. Smith complained to her husband that the bathroom ----- in a terrible state because the bathtub ----- for days. 21. A) has been / is leaking Ed: Is that the campsite in the next valley? Tim: -----. B) will be / will be leaking Ed: Me too, and I think it is. C) was / had been leaking D) had been / would be leaking Tim: Great! We'll be there in no time. E) would be / was leaking A) I don't either. It must be further. B) Yes, that's right. It is indeed. 15. C) I'm afraid not. Are you getting tired? When I went to collect the car from the garage, the mechanic said that he ----- the engine the day before, but he ----- the brakes yet. D) I hope so. I am exhausted. E) It could be. Let's look at the map. A) fixed / wouldn't have checked B) had fixed / hadn't checked 22. C) was fixing / wasn't checking D) has fixed / won't have checked Ed: ----- He was asking Roy whether he could look after her while he was away. E) would be fixing / isn't checking 16. Tim: I don't suppose you have seen my glasses, ----? A) haven't you / I expect not 23. B) I don't expect so. C) Do you think so? D) So he should. C) don't they / I don't think so What a shame! Our music lesson is cancelled. You were looking forward to it so much and, actually, ---- was I. D) haven't they / It appears so A) neither B) too E) have you / I'm afraid not D) also E) either B) do you / I think so 24. Tim: I'm going to write about Franz Kafka for my literature essay. Ed: ----- I like his style and want to learn more about him. A) I expect so. B) So am I. D) But I don't. E) I have too. C) Neither am I. 25. 18. A) But he will. E) Will he, really? Ed: ----- . Where did you last wear them? 17. Tim: Jerry won't be taking his dog to Germany with him, will he? The caretaker told us ----- in the sports hall with black soled shoes on. When we are on holiday, I love sunbathing on the beach, but my husband ----- . He prefers to sit in the shade reading his book. A) is B) does D) doesn't E) isn't C) hasn't He didn't tell you that he was going to join us for the meal, ----- he ? A) wasn't 144 C) so B) was C) didn't www.kpds.org D) wouldn't NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 2 E) did 35. 26. My parents, who were dancing and chatting all night, seemed to enjoy the anniversary party, ----- . A) but I didn't B) and I was too C) I wasn't though D) and neither did I 36. E) but so was I 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. The newspaper doesn't state why they have chosen to play the next national game in Bursa, ----- ? A) does it B) haven't they D) hasn't it E) do they B) whenever D) however E) whoever 37. B) Whenever D) Whatever E) However 38. B) whoever D) wherever E) whatever 39. B) whichever D) however E) wherever 40. C) whoever 41. We didn't notice ----- we had strayed off the path until we were deep in the forest. A) how far B) so far D) so long E) how often B) whichever D) how much E) however 42. 43. C) how long 44. 34. Why don't you ask Auntie Doris? I'm sure she'll know ----- to make an apple pie. A) what B) how D) which E) whom ----- you are going on holiday is probably the best place to go in Turkey at this time of year. A) Where B) Which D) What E) Why C) When It's not clear ----- he is going to leave his house to in his will. A) whose B) which D) that E) what C) whom ----- she wrote in reply to my question about her charity work was the most touching account I have ever read. A) Why B) Where D) When E) How C) What He hasn't explained to us yet ----- he sacked the secretary. A) how long B) why D) how often E) whom C) what I was surprised to find out ----- football team your brother supports. Why does he support Manchester United when he lives in London? A) which B) how D) who E) where C) when His poor performance in examinations might have something to do with ----- he misses class. A) how long B) how many D) how often E) whenever C) that C) how long It's going to be a long journey, ----- we travel, because we can only take the plane as far as the nearest airport, which is more than 200 miles away from the area, and then we will have to take the coach. A) how far C) however C) whenever I'm sure you will do well, ----- university you decide to go to. A) whenever E) whether C) Whoever Good luck for the future! I wish you happiness in ---- you decide to do. A) however B) whatever D) how much C) whichever Look at that ugly building! ----- designed it has no taste at all. A) Wherever A) how many C) don't they The swimming-pool near our house opens in June, so after that we can go swimming ----- we like. A) wherever I don't know ----- money to take on holiday with me because this is my first holiday abroad. C) why 145 The form requires you to state ----- you got divorced. A) how long B) what D) which E) whom C) when Perhaps the driver's manual says ----- air pressure you should have in each tyre. A) how long B) which D) how often E) how much C) whether ----- he only attended about sixty percent of the course contributed to his poor examination results. A) The fact that B) Why D) Whether E) When C) How much www.kpds.org 45. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 2 I can't imagine ----- they are going to cope with three children now that he has lost his job. A) what B) why D) how E) which C) when 47. 48. 50. 51. It is commonly believed -----. E) why is a new factory going to be built so close to people's homes I would rather go sightseeing than lie on a beach, and so would my husband. A) so scientists needn't have worked hard to prove anything A) I don't care for sightseeing or lying on beaches and my husband agrees with me. B) that global warming is causing freak weather conditions. B) Neither my husband nor I mind lying on beaches, but we really don't care for going sightseeing. C) as it is clear that we should be taking better care of our planet C) My husband likes going sightseeing, while I prefer sunbathing. D) such disasters as hurricanes, tornadoes that strike the earth D) I would prefer it if my sightseeing as much as I do. E) whether the weather is affected by pollution of the environment E) Both my husband and I prefer to go sightseeing than to sunbathe. floods and husband enjoyed My grandmother always wants us -----. 52. My father said I should never be ashamed of doing an honest job whatever it was. A) not to make any noise while she was taking her afternoon nap B) whether we could do her shopping while we were doing ours A) According to my father I should accept whatever job I'm offered if it is honest work. C) that we should add very little salt to foods due to her hypertension B) D) if we could turn the volume of the television up a little more I was told by my father that I shouldn't be embarrassed doing any job so long as it was an honest one. C) E) to speak a little more loudly because she is a little deaf Although I was ashamed of my job, my father said I should never have been so. D) My father told me to quit my job if it was embarrassing me even though it was honest work. E) My father says he doesn't think I should complain if I have an honest job. Did she explain -----? A) if she lets us know about their order well in advance B) only if we'd been informed about the alterations earlier C) why the report hadn't been faxed yet A) D) whenever there was something wrong with the photocopier Everyone thought she would pass her final exams, but she failed them badly. B) Everyone knew she would fail her final exams because she was so unhappy. C) She was very miserable during her final exams, so, not surprisingly, she failed them. D) If she hadn't been so miserable during her final exams, she wouldn't have failed. E) She failed her final exams, but she wasn't expected to pass them anyway. E) 49. will the new factory use up fertile farming land 51. - 60. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 46. - 50. sorularda yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. 46. D) 53. Contrary to all expectations, she failed her final exams miserably. however the report is to be sent there The newspapers aren't revealing -----. A) whichever version of the story one listens to B) unless they are paid a substantial sum of money C) until they find the man responsible for the explosion D) who was responsible for the leak of official secrets E) as long as they know who was involved in the bribery case 54. Some doubt remained as to the accused man's possible motivation to murder. The council don't appear to want to tell the residents -----. A) Some believed it was not possible that the accused could have committed a murder. A) how will the new construction project affect them B) B) how much pollution the new factory will produce Some people doubted that the accused had a really valid motivation to commit the murder. C) what percentage are bus fares going to be increased by C) The man who is said to be the murderer has still not been shown to have had a clear motive for the crime. 146 www.kpds.org 55. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 2 D) Whether the accused man had committed the murder or not could never be proven. E) What might have driven the accused to commit the murder had not become entirely clear. Although I know they are vegetarians, I'm not sure if they eat eggs and cheese. A) Because they are vegetarians they probably eat eggs and cheese. B) 58. E) It's difficult to believe that she can be so credulous as to consider everything published in the popular newspapers the truth. "I'm concerned to hear what you consider a normal diet, Mr Smith" the dietician said to the fat man. I'm sure they are vegetarians, so they can't have eaten eggs and cheese at the party. The dietician expressed his concern at discovering the opinion of Mr Smith, who was fat, on what a normal diet consisted of. B) C) I believe they are vegetarians, which means that they probably never eat any dairy products such as eggs and cheese. After listening to Mr Smith listing what he ate in a normal day, the dietician advised him to follow a very strict diet. C) D) Being certain they are vegetarians, we should probably give them eggs and cheese instead of meat. The dietician was surprised that a man could be so fat as Mr Smith while eating a quite normal diet. D) E) Even though I'm not certain whether or not they eat eggs and cheese, I'm sure they are vegetarians. The dietician was worried about the fact that Mr Smith hadn't bothered to start a diet although he was fat. E) Mr Smith was surprised to discover that the dietician didn't hold the same opinion on healthy eating as he did. "We really need to know by next Friday who wants to come on the club outing," said the chairman. I wonder where they bought their ceiling fan because I've been looking for something similar to it for a long time. A) The chairman didn't know until Friday, when the club trip was to be held, now many members wanted to attend it. A) I've been asking them for some time where they bought their ceiling fan as I want one just like it. B) B) I wish they would tell me the name of the shop where they bought their ceiling fan, so I would know where to go to buy one for myself. The chairman insisted that by the following Friday they required the names of those who wished to go on the club trip. C) C) I asked them where they got their ceiling fan from as I bought one like it some time ago. Only if the chairman had known by that Friday who wanted to go on the club trip could he have organised it. D) D) I've been looking for a ceiling fan like theirs for a while, so I would be interested to know which stop they bought it at. As he wants to organise a club outing, the chairman insists that all those who want to come along let him know at next Friday's meeting. E) Any member who doesn't let the chairman know by next Friday won't be able to go on the club trip. E) 57. According to her, whatever is published in the popular newspapers is the truth, but she still doesn't accept how naive she is. A) 59. 56. D) Some time ago I was looking for a ceiling fan similar to theirs, so I wish they had told me where they had bought theirs. 60. She's so naive that she believes whatever she reads in the popular newspapers. A) B) C) She is so sceptical that she finds it difficult to accept anything she reads in the popular newspapers as the truth. If she weren't so sceptical, she would accept at least some of what is written in the popular newspapers as the truth. She never doubts the truth of anything she reads in the popular newspapers because she is so credulous. 147 Everybody is able to do something, however small, towards caring for this planet, aren't they? A) All of us should have helped stop the pollution of the planet, shouldn't we? B) Contributions to the task of cleaning up the planet can be made by us all, but too many people don't do enough, do they? C) Even small things help us look after the planet and everybody helps in one way or another, don't they? www.kpds.org NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 2 D) Something, even if very tiny, can be done by every person to help look after our planet, can't it? E) We are all able to do something to help look after the planet, but not all of us know how to do this, do we? 64. 61. - 70. sorularda verilen Türçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 61. Önümüzdeki birkaç yıl içinde ekonomik hava ne olursa olsun bazı küçük işletmelerin iflası kaçınılmaz gibi görünüyor. A) B) 62. 63. Even if the economic climate turns out to be promising in the near future, some small enterprises will definitely go bankrupt. Whatever the economic climate is in the next few years, the bankruptcy of some small enterprises seems inevitable. C) Some small enterprises won't be able to prevent their bankruptcy even if the economic climate improves in the following years. D) It appears that some small enterprises will inevitably go bankrupt in the following years whatever they do in that economic climate. E) Some small enterprises may go bankrupt in the next few years because of the unstable economic climate. 65. 66. Artık sınıfta öğrendiklerinizi uygulamaya koyma zamanı geldi. D) On the phone, the supplier said that they'd dispatched our stationery order a little later than usual this week. E) Our stationery supplier, who has only just telephoned, said that our order would be delivered a little late this week. İşinin en sevmediği yanı, haftada iki kez gece nöbetine kalmak zorunda olmasıydı. A) The fact that he had to work the night shift every two weeks made his job most unbearable. B) What he disliked most about his job was that he had to work the night shift twice a week. C) He didn't like his job just because of the fact that he was working the night shift twice a week. D) The worst thing about his job was having to work the night shift every two weeks. E) Every two weeks, he had to work the night shift, which he thought was the worst part of his job. Nihayet yetkililer harekete geçmeye karar verdiler ama ne yaparlarsa yapsınlar artık çok geç. A) When the authorities had finally decided to take some action, it was already too late to be of any use. B) Because the authorities took too long to decide on any action, what they did would be no use at all. C) The authorities have at last decided to take some action, but whatever they do now will be too late. D) What the authorities did had no effect at all because they had taken too long to decide on an action. E) By the time authorities decide to take certain actions, it will be too late to have any effect. Bir yıl yurt dışında kalıp geri döndüğümde ülkemi ne kadar çok özlediğimi farkettim. A) I didn't realise how much I missed my country during my stay abroad for one year until I came back. After you've completed the classroom section of your training, you'll start practising. B) I had missed my country so much during my stay abroad that I decided to return after just one year. C) You'll start practising some time after you've learnt quite a lot in the classroom. C) D) In time, what you have learnt in the classroom will be put into practice. I had to come back to my country after only one year as I had missed it so much when I was abroad. D) E) It is now time to put what you have learnt in the classroom into practice. I realised how much I had missed my country when I returned from living abroad for a year. E) I realised that I couldn't bear being away from my country for any longer, and decided to return after one year. A) Now that you've learnt a lot in the classroom, we can now start putting them into practice. B) Kırtasiyecimiz az önce telefon edip bu hafta siparişimizi biraz geç göndere-ceklerini söyledi. A) 67. We'll receive our stationery a little later than usual this week, according to what our supplier said on the phone. Bir jimnastik salonuna düzenli olarak devam edecek kadar vakti olmadığı için evde ne zaman vakit bulursa yapabilsin diye kendine bir step tahtası aldı. A) As she doesn't have enough time to attend a gym regularly, she has bought her own step board so that she can work out whenever she finds time at home. B) Our stationery supplier telephoned just now and said they would be sending our order a little late this week. B) C) Our stationery supplier telephoned to say why they would be delivering our order a little late this week. Thinking that she would never have enough time to attend a gym, she bought herself a step board so that she could work out whenever she liked. C) Having realised that she wouldn't be able to attend a gym regularly, she decided to buy herself 148 www.kpds.org D) E) 68. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 2 a step board and work out at home whenever she wanted. D) She bought her own step board because she wants to exercise at home at the most suitable times for her, without being dependent on the fixed hours of a gym. Those who believe that the real aim of life is recreation claim that work is only a means which aids them reach that objective. E) For some people, the actual objective of life seems to be recreation, and thus they consider work merely a means to that objective. Because she can't attend a gym regularly, she exercises on her own step board at home whenever she has some time available. Gruptan bazıları sinemaya gitmeye pek istekli olmadıklarını söyleyince, ben de hep birlikte canlı müzik olan bir yere yemeğe gitmeyi teklif ettim. A) Because some of the group were against going to the cinema, I proposed that we went out for a meal at a restaurant where there was live music. B) When some of the group said they were not very keen to go to the cinema, I suggested that we went for a meal altogether at a place with live music. C) D) E) 71. - 80. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 71. I was very keen to go to the cinema, but some of the group weren't, so we ended up going out for a meal at a place with live music. Some of the group said that they were not interested in going to the cinema, so in the end we decided to go for a meal somewhere offering live music. 70. A) Rapor bu korkunç kazanın neden ya da nasıl olduğu konusuna pek ışık tutmuyor. B) Raporda yazılanlar bu korkunç kazanın nedenleri konusunda pek bilgi vermiyor. C) Bu korkunç kazanın nasıl ve neden meydana geldiği raporda hiç belirtilmemiş. D) Hazırlanan rapor bu korkunç kazanın neden ve nasıl gerçekleştiğini aydınlatmaktan çok uzak. E) Kazanın nasıl gerçekleştiği raporda belirtilmiş ama nedenlerine hiç yer verilmemiş. My suggestion to go to the cinema altogether did not receive much interest from some of the group as they wanted to go for a meal somewhere with live music. 72. 69. The report doesn't shed much light on how or why this tragic accident happened. Karateyi pek çok Amerikalı ve Avrupalıya tanıtan, kısa ama parlak bir film kariyeri olan Bruce Lee'dir. If you have a computer and are connected to the Internet, it is now possible to obtain whatever information you want without stepping out of your home or office. A) Bruce Lee, who introduced karate to many Americans and Europeans, had a short but brilliant movie career. A) Evinizden ya da büronuzdan dışarı adım atmadan dilediğiniz bilgiye ulaşmak istiyorsanız, hemen bir bilgisayar alıp Internet'e bağlanmalısınız. B) Many Americans and Europeans knew about karate when Bruce Lee, who had a short but brilliant movie career, introduced it to them. B) Evinizde ya da büronuzda otururken istediğiniz bilgiyi elde etmenizin tek yolu bir bilgisayar alıp Internet'e bağlanmaktır. C) Bruce Lee, who didn't live long but had a brilliant movie career, was the person from whom many Americans and Europeans learnt karate. C) Bilgisayarınız varsa ve Internet'e bağlıysanız, evinizden ya da büronuzdan dışarı adım atmadan dilediğiniz bilgiyi elde etmek artık mümkün. D) Karate was introduced to many Americans and Europeans by Bruce Lee, the man with a short but brilliant movie career. D) Bilgisayarı olup da Internet'e bağlı olanlar, evde ya da büroda oturdukları yerden istedikleri bilgiye kolayca ulaşabiliyorlar. E) It was Bruce Lee, with his short but brilliant movie career, who introduced karate to many Americans and Europeans. E) Bilgisayar alıp Internet'e de bağlandığınıza göre, artık evden ya da bürodan dışarı adım atmadan dilediğiniz bilgiye ulaşmanız mümkün olacak. 73. Bazı insanlar eğlenceyi hayatın asıl amacı, işi de bu amaca ulaşmak için yalnızca bir araç olarak görürler. No one knows when or where the first circus act was performed, but humans are thought to have had this type of recreation for centuries. A) For some people, recreation constitutes the basis of life, and work is something that helps them attain this aim. A) İlk kez nerede ve ne zaman ortaya çıktıkları kimse tarafından bilinmeyen sirkler, insanoğlunu yüzyıllardır eğlendirmektedir. B) Some people enjoy recreation so much that they work just in order to be able to raise the means necessary to do that. B) İnsanoğlunun yüzyıllardır sahip olduğu bir eğlence biçimi olan sirklerin ilk kez ne zaman ve nerede ortaya çıktığını kimse bilmiyor. C) Some people regard recreation as the main objective of life, and work merely a means to that end. C) İlk sirk gösterisinin ne zaman ve nerede yapıldığını kimse bilmiyor ama insanoğlunun bu eğlence biçimine yüzyıllardır sahip olduğu tahmin ediliyor. 149 www.kpds.org 74. D) Sirkler insanoğlunun yüzyıllardır sahip olduğu bir eğlence biçimi olduğu halde hiç kimse ilk sirk gösterisini kimlerin ne zaman ve nerede yaptığını bilmiyor. D) Ben kitap eleştirilerinin yeni bir şey okumanın verdiği duyguyu benden çaldıklarına inanıyorum bu yüzden de eleştirmenlerin kitaplar hakkında yazdıklarını hiç okumuyorum. E) İnsanoğlunun yüzyıllardır eğlenmek için sirk gösterisi yaptığı tahmin ediliyor ancak ilk gösterinin ne zaman ve nerede yapıldığı kesin olarak bilinmiyor. E) Yeni bir şey okuduğum duygusunu elimden almamaları için eleştirmenlerin yeni kitaplar hakkında yazdıklarını okumaktan her zaman kaçınmışımdır. Questions as to whether or not extrasensory perception really exists have been debated by scientists since the late 19th century. 76. 77. The fact that the troops were retreating was an indication that our army was not in a good situation at all. A) Altıncı his, 19. yüzyılın sonlarına doğru ortaya atılan ve o zamandan beri de varlığı bilimadamlarınca çok tartışılan bir konudur. B) 19. yüzyılın sonlarında başlayan ve hala da devam eden altıncı hissin var olup olmadığına ilişkin sorular bilimadamlarını çok meşgul etmektedir. A) Ordumuzun durumunun hiç de iyi olmadığı askerlerin geri çekilmesinden anlaşılıyordu. B) Askerlerin geri çekiliyor olması, ordumuzun hiç de iyi bir durumda olmadığının bir göstergesiydi. C) 19. yüzyılın sonlarında bilimadamlarının en çok tartıştıkları konulardan biri de altıncı hissin gerçekten var olup olmadığıydı. C) Askerler geri çekildiğine göre ordumuzun durumu pek iyi değil demek ki. D) Altıncı hissin gerçekten var olmadığını savunan bilimadamları, bu konuya ilişkin tartışmaların 19. yüzyılın sonlarına doğru başladığına dikkat çekiyorlar. D) Ordumuzun durumunun pek iyi olmadığını askerler geri çekilmeye başlayınca anladık. E) Askerlerin geri çekilmeye başlaması gösteriyor ki ordumuz hiç de iyi bir durumda değil. E) 75. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 2 Altıncı hissin gerçekten var olup olmadığına ilişkin sorular 19. yüzyılın sonlarından bu yana bilimadamlarınca tartışılmaktadır. 78. I haven't got the least doubt that, with the help of her strong will-power, she will overcome all the difficulties she is faced with. The union leader emphasizes that they will continue struggling until they see the decisions taken in the negotiations in practice. A) Çok güçlü bir iradeye sahip olduğundan en ufak bir kuşkum yok ama o kadar çok sorunu var ki yardımsız hepsinin üstesinden gelemeyebilir. A) Sendika lideri bundan sonra mücadelelerinin görüşmelerde alınan kararların uygulamaya konması yönünde devam edeceğini söyledi. B) O kadar güçlü bir iradesi var ki karşılaştığı sorunları hiç yardıma gereksinim duymadan tek başına çözüyor. B) Sendika liderine göre mücadele, görüşmelerde alınan kararlar uygulamaya konuluncaya kadar devam edecek. C) Çok güçlü bir iradeye sahip olmasına rağmen yardımsız bu kadar çok sorunun altından kalkabileceğinden biraz kuşkuluyum. C) Sendika liderinin özellikle vurguladığı şey, alınan kararları uygulamada görmeden mücadeleyi bırakmayacak olmalarıdır. D) Güçlü iradesinin yardımıyla, karşılaştığı tüm sorunların üstesinden geleceğinden en ufak bir kuşkum yok. D) Sendika lideri, görüşmelerde aldıkları kararlar uygulamaya konmazsa, mücadeleyi tekrar başlatacaklarını söylüyor. E) Karşı karşıya bulunduğu bütün sorunların tek başına altından kalkabileceğinden hiç kuşkum yok çünkü çok güçlü bir iradeye sahip. E) Sendika lideri, görüşmelerde alınan kararları uygulamada görene dek mücadeleyi sürdüreceklerini vurguluyor. 79. I always avoid reading what critics write about new books as I believe these reviews rob me of the feeling that I'm reading something new. A) B) C) Yeni kitaplar hakkında eleştirmenlerin neler yazdığını okumaktan hep kaçınırım çünkü bu eleştirilerin benden yeni bir şey okuduğum duygusunu çaldıklarına inanıyorum. Yeni bir kitabı, o kitabın eleştirmenlerce yapılan analizini hiç dikkate almadan okumak isterim çünkü ancak o zaman gerçekten yeni bir şey okuduğum duygusunu yaşarım. Eleştirmenlerin yeni kitaplar hakkında yazdıklarını okursam o kitaplar benim için artık yeni olmaktan çıkıyor ve okurken yeni bir şey okuduğum duygusunu yaşayamıyorum. 150 The management admitted that they wouldn't be able to survive the economic crisis unless they took effective measures. A) Yönetim, etkin önlemler almazlarsa ekonomik krizi atlatamayacaklarını kabul etti. B) Yönetim kabul etse de etmese de etkin önlemler almak şart yoksa bu ekonomik krizden yara almadan çıkamazlar. C) Yönetim etkin önlemler almaya ikna edilmezse bu ekonomik kriz kesinlikle atlatılamaz. D) Bu ekonomik krizden yara almadan çıkılmasında yönetimin aldığı önlemler çok etkili olmuştur. E) Yönetimin aldığı etkin önlemler ekonomik kriz çok hafif atlatıldı. sayesinde, www.kpds.org NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART I SET 2 80. 151 When I asked her whether she was satisfied with her new job, she avoided giving a straightforward answer. A) Benim soruma verdiği yanıttan, yeni işinden memnun olup olmadığı hiç anlaşılmıyordu. B) Yeni işinden memnun olduğunu hiç sanmıyorum çünkü ben sorduğumda yanıt vermek istemedi. C) Yeni işinden memnun olup olmadığını sorduğumda, net bir yanıt vermekten kaçındı. D) Nedense yeni işiyle ilgili sorulan tüm soruları, memnun olup olmadığı dahil, yanıtlamaktan kaçınıyor. E) Ne zaman işinden memnun olup olmadığını sorsam, bana hep kaçamak yanıtlar verirdi. www.kpds.org NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 1 NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS: PART II SET 1 10. 1. I think Jeremy's aunt lives ---- they went for their honeymoon. A) what B) who D) that E) where C) when 11. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. B) how much D) how long E) however C) how far I'm sorry, I don't know ---- department Mrs Green works in. A) where B) when D) which E) how C) who The high value of the pound at the moment explains ---- manufacturers and exporters are suffering. My sister-in-law collects Victorian cheese dishes and buys one ---- she sees one for sale in an antique shop. A) when B) where A) whatever B) whenever D) who E) how long D) however E) whoever C) why 12. I'm sure I'm not the first to notice ---- your daughter is a very talented artist, especially for her age. A) who B) that D) when E) where C) what ---- we rent this shop again next year depends on the amount of profit we make. A) When B) Who D) Whether E) Which 13. C) Whom We are not sure yet ---- we want to spend on flowers at our wedding. A) how B) how long D) how much E) how far 14. C) how often It wasn't until he refused to help his mother organise his aunt's funeral that I realised ---- selfish Mike is. A) how B) what D) which E) when 15. C) why 16. Will you ask the salesman to explain ---- they ordered their next year's supply from our competitors? A) who B) whom D) what E) why C) where 17. 8. A) how I would like to know ---- the trains will be running normally during the public holiday. A) whom B) who D) what E) which C) whether 18. The main question on the exam asked us to explain ---- glaciers were formed. I can't see ---- the purpose of the new shopping centre is. There are more than enough in town already! A) who B) what D) which E) where C) why Do you have any idea about ---- I should send my letter of resignation to? A) what B) why D) whom E) when C) how I'm not sure ---- the branch manager is the right person to send it to. A) when B) whom D) which E) whether C) where I can't remember ---- people were killed in the explosion, but it was quite a few. A) how much B) how far D) how often E) how many C) how long We can't decide ---- to do at the weekend. Have you got any interesting suggestions? A) where B) how D) which E) when C) what I'm not sure ---- this sweater will fit my daughter. Can I exchange it for a larger size if it is too small? A) whether B) how D) who E) whom C) when Thousands of cattle have starved to death ---- the drought in Ethiopia started. A) how 152 C) whichever B) since C) when www.kpds.org D) which 19. 20. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 1 E) why E) should be / am going I don't know ---- month you should plant tulip bulbs. Why don't you ask a florist? A) which B) when D) whose E) how 26. C) why ---- Ethiopia is at war with Eritrea has meant many Western nations are reluctant to send food aid to avert widespread famine. A) How B) When D) The fact that E) Whether or not 27. C) What 28. 21. For the last few weeks, medical teams ---- day and night in an effort to find out exactly what ---- this terrible illness, but they've had little success so far. A) are working / will cause It has been confirmed recently ---- using mobile phones can cause brain damage. A) if B) that D) when E) where C) what I couldn't believe ---- hot chill powder Margaret had used in her curry. I could hardly eat it. A) how much B) how long D) how often E) how few C) how far I've lost count of ---- times the children have watched their 'Toy Story' video. A) whether B) whatever D) whenever E) how much C) how many B) have worked / will have caused 29. C) have been working / is causing D) will have worked / will be caused E) were working / had been caused 22. 23. The police were investigating who ---- the gate to the factory open the night before the robbery. A) is leaving B) has left D) was left E) will be left 30. C) had left How you look after yourself following your operation ---- whether you recover completely or not. 31. I would like to know ---- bag this is because it's occupying my seat. A) how B) whom D) which E) whose C) where I might be able to tell you ---- channel the firm is on if I can remember ---- I put the newspaper. A) which / where B) where / when D) whom / which E) whose / that C) what / how Mrs Holiday ---- that the builders had made a terrible job of her extension. A) was determining A) commanded B) appeared B) had determined D) predicted E) grumbled C) requested C) is determined 32. D) has been determined E) will determine 24. Today with 'mail merge' computer software, the same letter can be addressed to 100 different people at the touch of a button, so a secretary today ---- in hours what it ---- days to do 50 years ago. 33. The police ---- that the attack on the man was racially motivated. A) suspected B) arranged D) guaranteed E) ordered C) estimated My husband and I eat at the Draper's restaurant ---we go shopping in Shrewsbury. A) should have accomplished / may take A) whenever B) however B) could accomplish / takes D) whichever E) whoever C) wherever C) accomplished / will have taken D) can accomplish / used to take E) accomplishes / has been taking 25. 34. I'm not sure whether I ---- able to speak German confidently when I ---- there next month as I haven't practised for so long. A) am / will go B) have been / went C) will be / go D) was / had gone 153 The professor ---- that the nutritionist said chocolate was healthy only because she is employed by one of the biggest chocolate company. A) wondered B) argued D) pretended E) commanded C) wished www.kpds.org 35. 36. 37. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 1 D) hoped The Royal Ballet are attempting to recreate the ballet "Dante Sonata" Luckily for the producer, some of the former dancers ---- how the dance was performed fifty years ago. A) allege B) hope D) reply E) predict 44. C) remember 45. The accused man ---- that he acted in self-defense. A) suspected B) expected D) resolved E) claimed C) occurred B) since C) which 46. D) how E) why 38. Enjoyment of the film 'Erin Brockovich' rather depends on ---- you like Julia Roberts or not. A) what B) whether D) how E) when C) if 47. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. Donating some of your wages to a charity will not only help unfortunate people, but it will also give you a sense of pleasure, ---- charity you support. A) whoever B) whenever D) however E) wherever In the United Kingdom, the law ---- that cars must be tested for safety every year. A) threatens B) stipulates D) notices E) guesses C) teaches The results of the survey ---- that George Bush junior would win the election. A) warned B) indicated D) requested E) assumed C) considered 46. - 55. sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. Yes, that is ---- I want you to behave in public. A) what E) replied C) whichever You really have to go to Australia for the conference ----. A) whether or not you are scared of flying. B) if your manager goes instead of you C) which town is it being held in D) how long it will take to get there E) who will be presenting the new proposals ---- will become clear later. A) Whenever he goes to visit his family in lreland B) When will the new owners take over the car factory C) Since the businessmen decided to buy this loss– making factory D) How the new ownership will affect the employees E) Who will the boss appoint as the new manager I guessed from the shape of the package ---- my birthday present was a cassette. A) which B) what D) that E) how 48. C) when ---- was his only desire. A) Whether there would ever be peace in his country B) lf he could manage to afford a Mercedes Benz C) Helen will be working as a representative for Thomson's Holidays in Turkey, but she doesn't know exactly ---- she will be posted. Without the compassion shown to them by the community D) That his family could live without fear of persecution A) what B) why E) D) where E) how Although they had managed to arrive in Miami safely C) who 49. It's important to find out ---- she is actually allergic to. A) how B) when D) why E) what C) where The fans were sent home because the police ---that the violence could escalate. A) proposed B) ordered C) feared 154 ----, so it will probably take me longer than usual to get to work. A) l couldn't remember where l had put the shampoo B) My sister has bought a much faster car C) The reporter has just remarked that two lanes of the highway are closed D) The fact that she slows down at every junction E) Jennifer implied that l should buy a faster car as soon as possible www.kpds.org 50. 51. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 1 53. 54. 55. how glass is made B) what is the procedure in making porcelain The environmentalist argues ----. C) that was extremely interesting A) how is the environment going to be affected if a nuclear accident should occur D) whether we enjoy it or not E) which concerned the teacher most of all B) that genetically modified salmon are a threat to the wild species C) whether they will allow this species to be grown in te UK D) which could possibly breed with wild salmon E) who believes genetically modified fruit poses a danger to the human health 56. – 60. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 56. The Foreign Minister refused to comment on ----. A) whether we could withdraw food aid if the human rights abuses continued B) why hasn't the government done something about these human rights abuses C) how can they allow these abuses to happen without doing anything D) ever since a breakdown in law and order developed in the area E) the situation is now completely out of control in the area 57. 52. A) Naturally, you're very upset about what's happened, but now we must focus on what we can do from now on. A) Seni bu kadar çok üzen şeyin ne olduğuna değil, bundan sonra ne yapabileceğimiz konusuna yoğunlaşmaya çalışıyorum. B) Olanlar konusunda çok üzülmen doğal, ama şimdi asıl düşünmemiz gereken bundan sonra ne yapacağımızdır. C) Bütün bu olan bitenlerden sonra çok üzelmeni doğal karşılıyorum, ancak artık yapılabilecekler üzerine yoğunlaşalım. D) Doğal olarak, olanlar konusunda çok üzgünsün, ama artık bundan sonra ne yapabileceğimiz üzerine yoğunlaşmalıyız. E) Olanlar karşısında bu kadar çok üzülmeni doğal bulsam da, artık bundan sonra ne yapabileceğini düşünmen gerektiğine inanıyorum. The airline didn't explain ----. As a helicopter has no wing to stay in the air, ist rotating blades provide lift and movement through the air. A) that the plane will stop to get fuel A) B) why the plane had been delayed C) that wasn't very nice of them Helikopterin havalanması, havada durması ve hareketi dönen pervanesince sağlanmaktadır çünkü tüm bunları yapmaya yarayan kanatları yoktur. D) what time did we leave Heathrow Airport B) E) how long does it take us to get to lstanbul Helikopterin kanatları olmadığından havalanmasını, havada durmasını ve hareketini sağlayan dönen pervanesidir. C) Helikopterin havada kalmasını sağlayacak kanatları yoktur; bu yüzden havalanması ve havadaki hareketi döner pervanesi tarafından sağlanır. D) Helikopterin havalanmasını ve hareketini sağlayan pervanesi, onun kanatları olmadığı için havada durmasını da sağlamaktadır. E) Helikopterin havada durması için kanatları olmadığından havalanmasını ve havada hareketini dönen pervanesi sağlar. The police underestimated ----. A) when so many police officers leave the police force B) particularly which politician had the terrorists targeted C) how many demonstrators would turn up D) the fact was that the situation was out of control E) whenever there is a football match in the town 58. Do you know ----? A) how much sugar does he take B) where is Patricia going on holiday C) since Sonia was back from holiday D) is Freddie coming to dinner tonight E) how Julia likes her coffee Yesterday at school, we learnt ----. 155 lt's known that, though the author attained fame and wealth in the later years of his career, he suffered great poverty in the earlier years. A) Yazar, kariyerinin ileriki yıllarında şöhreti ve parayı yakalasaydı da, ilk yıllarında büyük yoksulluk çektiği bilinmektedir. B) İlk yıllarını büyük yoksulluk içinde geçirdiği bilinen yazar, kariyerinin ileriki yıllarında şöhrete ve paraya kavuşmuştur. C) Şöhreti ve parayı ancak kariyerinin ileriki yıllarında yakalayabilen yazarın, ilk yıllarında büyük sıkıntı çektiği bilinmekteydi. www.kpds.org 59. 60. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 1 D) Yazar kariyerinin son yıllarında şöhrete ve paraya kavuşmuştur, ancak ilk yıllarında yaşadığı büyük yoksulluğu herkes bilir. C) lt is vital that the government should act without delay to solve the problems of accommodation in the area as the situation is becoming intolerable. E) Bilindiği gibi yazar, kariyerinin ilk yıllarında büyük yoksulluk çektiyse de, ileriki yıllarında şöhreti ve parayı yakalamıştır. D) The government must do something without delay as the problem of accommodation has become intolerable for the people in the area. E) The government made a speedy response to the problem of accommodation in the area, which had developed to intolerable levels. When l last met her, she appeared still very angry and said that she would never forgive him. 62. A) Onu en son görüşümde, hala çok öfkeliydi ve onu kesinlikle bağışlamadığından sözediyordu. A) B) Onunla son karşılaştığımda, hala çok öfkeli görünüyordu ve onu asla affetmeyeceğini söylüyordu. Police were suspicious about the causes of the forest fires, particularly because they had ignited simultaneously. B) Suspicion arose regarding the cause of the fires when several forest fires broke ou around the same time. C) The fact that so many forest fires broke out simultaneously aroused suspicion as to the causes of the fires. D) They were treating the circumstances surrounding the outbreak of forest fires as suspicious because several fires started at the same time. E) Because several fires ignited in the forest at the same time, the police believe that the circumstances are suspicious. C) En son görüştüğümüzde, çok öfkeliydi ve onu hala affetmemiş görünüyordu. D) Onu son gördüğümde, hala çok öfkeli olduğundan ve onu asla bağışlayamacağından söz ediyordu. E) En son karşılaştığımızda ona karşı hala çok öfkeliydi ve onu hiçbir zaman affetmeyecek gibi görünüyordu. Because the part of the brain involved in memory is also involved in emotions, it is not surprising that emotions can affect a person's memory. 63. İki yıldır aynı şirkette çalışıp birbirimizle hiç karşılaşmamamız çok tuhaf. A) Beyninin hafızayla ilgili bölümünün duygularla da ilişkisi olabileceği için, kişinin hafızasını duygular tarafından etkilenmesi şaşırtıcı değildir. A) lt's very strange that we've been working in the same company for two years and have never met each other. B) Duyguların kişnin hafızasını ekilemesine şaşmamak gerekir; çünkü beynin hafızayla ilgili bölümü duygularla da bağlantılı olabilir. B) lt is funny that we could have been working in the same company for two years, but had not actually met each other. C) Beynin hafıza ile ilgili bölümü duygularla da ilgili olduğu için, duyguların kişinin hafızasını etkileyebilmesi şaşırtıcı değildir. C) We have been working for the same company for two years, but strangely, have only just met each other. D) Kişinin hafızasının duyguları etkileyebilmesi şaşırtıcı değildir; çünkü beyindeki hafıza ile ilgili bölüm duygularla da ilişki içindedir. D) lt's quite odd that we managed to work for the same company for two years without ever meeting each other. E) Beynin hafıza ile ilgili bölümünün duygularla ilgisi bilindiği için, duyguların kişinin hafızasını etkilemesine şaşırmamak gerekir. E) lt's rather strange that we worked in the same factory for two years before meeting each other. 64. 61. – 65. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 61. Aynı anda bu kadar çok orman yangınının çıkması, yangınların nedenleri konusunda kuşku uyandırdı. Senin sınavlarındaki hatan, soruları yanıtlamaya başlamadan önce açıklamaları dikkatle okumamandır. Hükümet vakit geçirmeden bir şeyler yapmalı; çünkü bölgedeki insanlar için barınma sorunu katlanılmaz bir hal aldı. A) You make so many mistakes in exams because you don't read the questions properly before you start answering them. A) Residents who are finding the problem of accommodation in the area intolerable are demanding that the government should act without delay. B) Where you go wrong in exams is that you don't read instructions carefully before you start answering the questions. C) B) Problems of accommodation have become intolerable for the people in the area, but the government is delaying doing anything about it. You would do better in exams if you read the instructions carefully before you started to answer the questions. 156 www.kpds.org 65. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 1 D) Your mistake in the exam is to start answering the questions before you read all the instructions carefully. E) Your biggest mistake about exams is that you start answering the questions before you had the instructions thoroughly. E) 68. They maintain that this issue will be discussed at the forthcoming council meeting. A) Their claim was that this matter had already been discussed at the previous council meeting. B) They claimed that they were going to discuss this matter at the council meeting, but they didn't. Doğum günü hediyesi olarak ona almayı düşündüğüm bluzun aynısını almış olması ne büyük tesadüf değil mi? C) lt is necessary that this topic should form the focus of the discussion at the next council meeting. A) Wouldn't it have been a disaster if l had bought her that blouse for her birthday as she already has an identical one? D) They asserted that there was a need for this topic to be discussed at the impending council meeting. E) B) Coincidentally, she bought exactly the same blouse l was thinking of buying her as a birthday present. They claim that there wil be a discussion about this topic at the next meeting of the council. C) What a mistake it would have been to buy her the blouse as a birthday present as she has just bought an identical one. D) She was wearing the same blouse as l had bought her as a birthday present, which was a very unfortunate coincidence. E) What a big coincidence it is that she bought exatcly the same blouse l was thinking of buying her as a birthday present, isn't it? 69. We were a little disappointed to find that the mayor himself had not attended the award ceremony. A) The fact that the mayor was not present in person at the award ceremony disappointed us a little. B) The mayor had promised to attend the award presentations, but he was unable to in the end. C) What disappointed us most about the ceremony was that the awards were not presented by the mayor himself. D) As we expected, the mayor didn't attend the award ceremony, which did not disappoint us at all. E) By not going to the ceremony, the mayor disappointed both the audience and the award winners. 66. – 60. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 66. 67. l never know what to get my sister for her birthday, but my mother usually gives me a suggestion, which works out quite well. 70. As there were four of us, it was more economical to buy a group ticket. lt took a long time for us to find the answer to what had seemed a simple question. A) A) We knew that four people could travel on a group ticket, which would be more cost effective. Sometimes the simplest questions take the longest time for us to answer. B) B) We purchased a group ticket because, being four of us, it worked out cheaper that way. lt took them quite a long time to think of an answer to the simple question we asked them. C) C) l saved some money by buying a ticket which is valid for four visits. We spent some time looking for an answer until we realised how simple the question actually was. D) lt appears to be a very simple question, but people have been trying to answer it for a long time. E) We spent a lot of time looking for an answer even though we had considered the question to be an easy one. D) All four of us should buy a season ticket in order to save money. E) A group ticket is designed for four people to use, so it is very economical. l had no idea what to buy my sister for her birthday, so l asked my mother for her suggestion. A) My mother had no suggestions about what l should buy for my sister's birthday, so l don't know what l'm going to get. B) Having no idea what to buy my sister for her birthday, l asked my mother to buy something for me. C) l asked my mother what she thought would make a nice present for my sister's birthday, as l couldn't think of anything. D) l didn't know what l should get as a birthday present for my sister, but, luckily, my mother gave me some useful ideas. 157 www.kpds.org NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 2 7. SET 2 1. We feared that the roads ---- too busy on a national holiday, so we ---- not to go anywhere but stay at home. A) will have been / decide B) are / could have decided When I went to collect my jacket from the drycleaner's, the assistant said that he ---- it but ---able to remove the stain. C) would be / decided D) were / will decide A) was cleaning / won't have been E) had been / have decided B) had cleaned / hadn't been C) would have cleaned / hasn't been D) is cleaning / wasn't 8. E) had been cleaning / isn't 2. A) is informing / buy The boy confessed that the had stolen the bread, but pleaded that his sister and he ---- at the time. A) will have starved B) are starving C) had been starving D) have starved B) is informed / bought C) informed / had bought D) had informed / will be buying E) will starve 3. E) was informed / are buying Are you sure she was in when you ---- her but ---the phone? A) will be phoning / won't answer 9. B) had phoned / isn't answering C) are phoning / hasn't answered D) phoned / didn't answer E) have phoned / doesn't answer 4. Because our last telephone bill was extremely high, my husband is always reminding me that I ---- until after six before I ---- my friends. A) have waited / called B) must wait / call C) waited / could call D) might wait / was calling E) wait / should call We asked at the lost property counter whether a pink and blue bag .........., but the assistant told us that no one ---- in anything fitting our description. 10. A) was found / has been handed B) is being found / would have handed C) will have found / is going to hand D) had been found / had handed E) might have found / will be handing 5. The sales manager ---- the director that some customers ---- models on special offer in the sale already. I asked Nigel whether they were going somewhere for Bayram, but he said, unfortunately, his wife ---in the accident and emergency department that week. A) has worked B) is working C) would be working D) has been working E) will have worked Mr Haughin phoned his wife to say that she ---- to cook anything for dinner that day as they ---- to his colleague's. 11. A) doesn't need / have been invited B) didn't need / had been invited During our training last Friday, I realized that I ---- a lot if I ---- carefully because the lecturer really seemed to know his subject. A) must learn / was listening C) won't need / are invited D) hasn't needed / were being invited B) have learnt / will be listening E) wouldn't need / will be invited C) could learn / listened D) had been learning / would listen 6. E) learnt / were listening I was glad to hear that the factory ---- down after all as a new owner ---- . A) won't have closed / had been finding B) shouldn't have closed / has found 12. D) wasn't closing / is found My mother handed me a considerable amount of money and instructed me ---- Mrs Jackson buy anything for me while I was staying with her. E) wouldn't be closing / had been found A) don't let B) not to let D) not letting E) wouldn't let C) doesn't close / has been found 158 C) didn't let www.kpds.org 13. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 2 The painter has assured us that he ---- the decorating by the weekend as he promised. 20. I think 'Erin Brockovich' is showing at the cinema in Moda, ..........? A) will have completed B) had been completing A) isn't it B) don't I C) has completed D) completed D) wasn't it E) is it C) do I E) would have completed 21. 14. Mr Partridge, the customer is asking whether he ---the suit back if it ---- his son. The shop manager told the sales assistant ---- idle and ---- something useful to do. A) don't stay / have found A) would bring / won't fit B) wasn't standing / has found B) was bringing / hadn't fitted C) didn't stand / finds C) is bringing / didn't fit D) not to stand / to find D) could have brought / hasn't fitted E) not standing / to be finding E) can bring / doesn't fit 22. 15. The manager complained that the cleaners ---- at the time and wondered who ---- them permission to leave early. B: ---- . I'm tired of sitting on this bus. A: Me too, and we are. Look! The sign says Houston Central Bus Station. A) wouldn't be working / will give B) wouldn't work / will be given C) aren't working / are giving D) hadn't been working / had given E) weren't working / have given B) where D) who E) that B) Neither are we D) So we have E) Nor does it A: I hope the Sims won't the bringing their children to the wedding. B: -----, because Julia's mother usually baby-sits for them on such occasions. A) I don't expect so B) Neither will I C) I'm afraid so D) I hope so 24. C) when It is such a pity that Vicki and Dave can't meet us at the restaurant for lunch because Vicki has the flu. I was looking forward to it, and ---- were you, weren't you? A) so 17. 18. 19. I could have been more enthusiastic at the training scheme, you know, and so ---- you. A) should B) do D) had E) could C) I hope so E) So will they It is widely believed ---- too much televisions isn't healthy for children. A) which A) So is it 23. 16. - 45. sorularda,cumlede bırakılan boşluğu uygun şekilde tamamlayan kelime ya da ifadeyi bulunuz. 16. A: Are we in Houston now? 25. C) can B) nor C) either D) yet E) too In the evening my husband likes to watch films, ---- . I prefer documentaries, so we have bought a second television set. A) and so am I B) but I don't D) but I do E) and I don't either C) and nor am I We weren't given any homework for tonight, ---- ? A) did it B) wasn't it D) did we E) hadn't it C) were we 26. A: I haven't felt very motivated at work since the new manager, who doesn't seem to be doing a very good job, started. 27. You haven't heard from Bill since he left for India, ----? A) did he B) has he D) haven't you E) didn't you C) have you A) Neither was he B) So am I Most of the members, who complained bitterly afterwards, didn't appear to agree with the committee's decision, ------? C) I expect he is D) Neither have I A) were there B) didn't it D) wasn't it E) did they B: ---- . E) But I haven't 159 C) have they www.kpds.org 28. 29. 30. A) shouldn't we B) do we D) doesn't it E) should we 33. C) does it A) however B) whichever D) whenever E) whomever 38. C) wherever 39. C) Wherever E) Whatever 40. Good Luck. I hope you like Canada. Promise me that you'll write to me ---- happens. A) whenever B) however D) whoever E) whatever C) wherever I like them both, Mary. You will look beautiful in ---wedding dress you choose. 41. 35. 36. A) When B) Which D) Why E) Where A) why B) whose D) when E) whom A) which B) who D) when E) why A) How many B) What D) Whomever E) Who B) how long D) where E) whether C) how often It looks too cluttered ---- we arrange the furniture. It is smaller than our old living room and there just isn't enough space for everything! A) whenever B) wherever D) however E) whichever C) whatever 44. Once you have learnt ---- to center your work and the basic stitches, embroidery is not difficult. A) how B) whose D) whether E) whom C) that 45. Of course it is nice to go to Holland in the summer, but ---- you are going is the best time to see the daffodils and tulips in bloom. A) when B) where D) how E) which C) where ---- people had been killed in the operation was kept secret. E) whenever 42. C) how Do you know ---- agent Kate and Richard went to Turkey with because I'm thinking of booking a trip to Cappadocia myself? D) whatever We didn't realize ---- some of the employees had been ill on Fridays and Mondays until we checked the company records. C) What I was a little annoyed, but they explained ---- they had had to cancel the appointment. B) whichever C) however A) however D) when ---- happened in Yemen will put tourists from Europe off visiting the area. A) whoever 43. 34. C) what E) which Look at the rubbish under that tree! ---- dumped that has absolutely no sense of social responsibility at all. B) Whoever Nobody has any clear ideas ---- should captain the West Indies cricket team now that the present captain has announced his retirement. A) how B) who We live right next to the park, so I can take my daughter there to play ---- the weather is fine. D) Whenever 32. 37. The label explains how long we should cook it for, ----? A) However 31. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 2 C) Whenever The immigration officer wants to know ---- you entered the country. A) which B) what D) whom E) when C) who The price of a bracelet is determined according to ---- pure gold it contains. A) how many B) how much D) what E) how C) however ---- he was tortured in his own country will be taken into account when his case for asylum is heard. A) Whom B) What D) Where E) Which C) The fact that I don't know for sure ---- bicycle this is, but it must be either Jane's or Jack's. A) what B) where D) whose E) whom C) how C) who 46. – 50. sorularda yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. 160 www.kpds.org 46. lt is widely believed in Turkey ----. A) B) 47. 48. 49. 50. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 2 51. although nothing has been proved about their superstitions whether a blue bead really protects me from the evil eye C) because had luck can wreck a person's life. D) as other cultures have a variety of good luck symbolls E) that an envious look cast upon you can bring bad luck l don't like to waste my money eating at restaurants, and neither does my husband. A) l prefer eating out at restaurants whenever l can, but my husband thinks it is a waste of money. B) Both my husband and l eat out at restaurants often, althought we would prefer not to. C) Both my husband and l prefer not to spend our money needlessly on food in restaurants. D) My husband prefers to eat in restaurants, while l prefer to save my money. E) We would eat at restaurants more often if my husband liked that sort of thing. Our boss always wants us ----. A) because our quotations had been taking a long time to prepare B) whether we could type some reports for him C) to celar our desks at the end of the day D) that we shouldn't receive any customer complaints E) if we could work some overtime next week 52. My father says that you should treat people how you wish to be treated yourself. A) lt's my father's belief that you ought to behave towards other people the way you want them to behave towards you. B) My father told me that you deserved to be treated how you had treated others previously. C) My father always instructs me to consider how people want to be treated and behave accordingly. D) l have always behaved towards people as l wish to be trated myself. because this is what my father taught me. E) lf you had listened to my father, you would always treat others with the consideration you expect from them for yourself. Did the company acknowledge ----? A) that we should be compensated for the delay B) if this is their normal level of service C) if only we could arrive before the meeting D) whether we can get a refund or not E) how much longer we are going to wait All of us wondered ----. A) whether l have been told about the scandal involving the family or not B) why the whole family had suddenly moved to Canada without saying anything C) that is because of the problems he is having at his current school D) to know if the family had overcome all the difficulties there E) the fact that his son actually managed to become a doctor 53. Contrary to all expectations, the man was found guilty of murder for killing a burglar. A) Everyone thought the man would be found innocent of murder after killing a thief, but he was found guilty. B) Everyone knew the man was guilty of murder because he killed a man who had broken into his house. C) He was convicted of murder, which was unfair, as the man he killed was robbing his house at the time. The council don't seem to appreclate ----. A) how did they sell the land to the supermarket chain B) why aren't the opinions of the town's people being considered C) will there be free parking at the new supermarket D) how much the people of the town value their traditional market D) E) whatever the outcome of the meeting of the farmers had been lt was obvious that he would be found quilty of murder because he shot a burglar and killed him. E) People expected that he would only be found guilty of burglary, but he was also convicted of murder. F) 54. 51. – 60. sorularda verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. lt surprised a lot of people that they went ahead with the match in such atrocious weather. A) 161 Even though the weather was awful, nobody thought they would cancel the match. www.kpds.org B) Many people couldn't understand why they hadn't cancelled the match due to the dreadful weather. C) D) E) 55. 56. 57. A) Had the match been cancelled because of the terrible weather, a lot of people would have been disappointed. The Parent–Teacher Association members were surprised at the opinion of the teacher about what constituted suitable television for children. B) Only a few people were interested in the match and the weather was dreadful, so they cancelled it. l was deeply shocked at the type of programmes deemed suitable for children by the presentation at the Parent – Teacher Association meeting. C) The teacher expressed his shock to the Parent– Tecaher Association members at what are deemed by some parents to be appropriate television programmes for children. D) The teacher addressed the members of the Parent – Teacher Association on what shoud be considered suitable television programmes for children. E) The Parent – Teacher Association members shocked the teacher with their ideas of which programmes on television are suitable for children to watch. Everyone was disappointed that the match was cancelled because of bad weather. They'll never be able to find out exactly why the ship sank. A) They are determined to discover the exact cause of the sinking of the ship. B) lf only they knew the precise cause of the sinking, they would be content. C) The accuracy of the report of the ship's sinking is open to question. D) What caused the ship to sink can never be determined with any accuracy. E) The findings of the report only explained what might have caused the ship to sink. 59. As l'm interested in learning German myself, l would be interested to find out which college she is studying as. A) l asked her where she studied German because l want to learn the language as well. B) l wonder which college she is learning German at because l'm considering studying the language too. C) l wish l had known where she was studying because, if l had, l would have gone to the same college. D) l wondered why she hadn't asked me where l was studying if she was interested in learning German too. E) l'd like to know which college she works at so that l can go and find her when l go to Germany to learn the language. 60. She is so miserable these days that she dismisses whatever l suggest as boring. The principal wrote a formal recommendation for the teacher. letter of A) The teacher that applied for the post had been formally recommended by the principal. B) The principal recommended the teacher witout putting it in writing. C) The teacher wrote to the principal asking for a recommendation. D) The letter the teacher gave recommended him for the post. E) An official letter recommending the teacher was issued by the principal. the principal The west coast of Scotland is a beautiful place to go on holiday, but you can't depend on the weather, can you? A) The west coast of Scotland is beautiful, but the weather is always awful, isn't it? A) She is really unhappy, and l admit that everything l recommend these days is particularly boring. B) B) l am trying to cheer her up at the moment by suggesting interesting things to do, but she is still bored. The west coast of Scotland is a picturesque holiday location, but the weather is unpredictable, isn't it? C) Because she is very unhappy at the moment, she rejects anything l suggest on the grounds that it is tedious. lf you go on holiday to the Scottish coast, you should remember the weather there is changeable, shouldn't you? D) She wouldn't be so unhappy if she did some of the interesting things l have suggested. The holiday resorts on the picturesque west coast of Scotland don't get much sunshine, do they? E) The holiday resorts on the west coast of Scotland would be perfect if the weather was dependable, wouldn't they? C) D) E) 58. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 2 She rejects me as boring, but, at least, l'm not as miserable as she is. "l'm horrified to hear what some parents consider suitable television viewing for children," said the teacher to the Parent–Teacher Association members. 61. – 70. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 162 www.kpds.org 61. 62. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 2 We checked the distance to London on a map to see how far it was. B) Giydiğiniz giysilerin modaya uygunluğuna değil, size yakışıp yakışmadığına önem veriniz. A) Londra'ya ne kadar uzakta olduğumuzu anlayabilmek için bir harita üzerinde mesafeyi hesapladık. C) Size yakıştıkları sürece, giydiğiniz giysilerin modaya uygun olup olmaması önemli değil. D) B) Londra'ya olan mesafeyi bir harita üzerinde kontrol ettikten sonra ne kadar uzakta olduğumuzu anladık. Size yakıştığına inanıyorsanız, giysilerinizin modaya uygun olup olmadığını önemsemeyiniz. E) Asıl önemsemeniz gereken, giysilerinizin modaya uygun olup olmaması değil, size yakışmasıdır. C) Londra'ya ne kadar uzak olduğumuzu ancak harita üzerinde mesafeye bakınca anladık. D) Ne kadar uzakta olduğumuzu ancak bir harita üzirende Londra'ya olan mesafeyi görünce farkettik. E) Ne kadar uzaklıkta olduğunu anlamak için Londra'ya olan mesafeyi bir harita üzerinde kontrol ettik. 65. The fact that an outsider was appointed to the position upon the director's resignation greatly disappointed some members of the staff. A) B) C) Personelin büyük hayal kırıklığına uğraması müdürün istifasından sonra bu göreve dışarıdan birinin atanması yüzündendi. Bütün personel üyeleri çok büyük hayal kırıklığı yaşadı çünkü müdür istifa edince yerine dışarıdan biri atandı. Müdürün istifasından sonra dışarıdan birinin bu göreve atanması, personelin bazı üyelerini hayal kırıklığına uğrattı. D) Müdür istifa edince, dışarıdan birinin bu göreve getirilmesi, personel üzerinde biraz hayal kırıklığı yaratmıştı. E) Müdürün istifasından sonra bu göreve dışarıdan biri atanmış olsaydı, personelin bazı üyeleri büyük hayal kırıklığına uğrardı. 66. 63. By looking at their present economic situations, it's possible to understand how badly both countries have been affected by the war. A) B) C) D) E) Her iki ülkenin de savaştan ne denli kötü etkilendiklerini anlamak için şu anki ekonomik durumlarına bakmanız yeterlidir. Şu anki ekonomik durumlarına bakarak, her iki ülkenin de savaştan ne kadar kötü etkilendiğini anlamak mümkün. Ekonomilerinin şu anki durumuna bakılırsa, her iki ülkenin de savaştan çok kötü etkilendikleri anlaşılıyor. Bugünkü ekonomik durumlarına bakılınca, savaşın her iki ülkeyi de ne kadar kötü etkilediğini anlamak zor değil. lt doesn't matter whether the clothes you wear are fashionable or not, as long as hey suit you. A) A) Bebeği uyutabilseydim, daha sonra arka bahçedeki çocuklardan çok fazla gürültü yapmadan oynamalarını rica ederdim. B) Bebek uyuduğu için, çocuklardan çok fazla gürültü yapmadan arka bahçede oynamalarını istedim. C) Bebeği uyuttuktan sonra, arka çocuklardan çok fazla gürültü oynamalarını rica ettim. D) Bebeği uyutup sonra çocuklara, arka bahçede çok fazla gürültü yapmadan oynamalarını söyledim. E) Bebeğin uyumasından sonra, çocuklara arka bahçede oynarken çok fazla gürültü yapmamalarını söyledim. A) Park iyice aydınlatılmadığı sürece orada yürüyüş yapmanın pek güvenli olmayacağını düşünüyorum. B) Hava karardıktan sonra parkta yürüyüş yapmak bence güvenli değil çünkü oranın aydınlatılmasını yeterli bulmuyorum. C) Parkta yürüyüş yapmayı artık güvenli bulmuyorum çünkü hava karardı ve orası yeterince aydınlatılmış değil. D) Park yeterince aydınlatılmış olmadığı için hava karardıktan sonra orada yürüyüş yapmayı pek güvenli bulmuyorum. E) Hava karardıktan sonra parkta yürüyüş yapmanın güvenli olması için orada çok iyi bir aydınlatma olması gerekir. Due to the ability of their chromosomes to undergo changes similar to those of humans, yeasts are important to scientists. A) Giyidiğiniz giysilerin modaya uygun olmasından çok, size yakışması önemlidir. 163 bahçedeki yapmadan Since the park is not illuminated adequately, l don't find it safe to go walking there after dark. Her iki ülkenin bugünkü ekonomik durumlarına bakıldığında savaşın kötü etkisinin ne kadar çok olduğu anlaşılabilir. 67. 64. After l'd put the baby to sleep, l asked the children in the back garden to play without making too much noise. Bilim adamlarının mayaları bu kadar çok önemsemesinin nedeni, kromozomlarının insanlarınki gibi değişiklikler gösterebilmesidir. www.kpds.org 68. 69. B) Kromozomları insanlarınki gibi değişim gösterdiği için bilim adamları mayaları büyük bir dikkatle incelemektedir. B) Arizona'da iklimin kurak olmasına karşın, nehir vadileri ve sulama yapılan çöl alanlar tarıma elverişlidir. C) Mayaların kromozomlarının insanlarınkine benzer değişiklikler göstermesini bilim adamları çok önemsemiştir. C) Arizona'nın iklimi kuraktır, ancak nehir vadileri ve sulanabilen çöl alanlar tarım amaçlı kullanılabilmektedir. D) Koromozomlarının insanlarınkine benzer değişimler gösterebilmesi nedeniyle mayalar bilim adamları için çok önemlidir. D) Nehir vadileri ve sulama yapılan çöl alanlar, Arizona'da iklim kurak oluğunda da tarıma elverişlidir. E) Bilim adamlarına göre, mayaların kromozomlarının insanlarınkine benzer değişimler gösterebilmesi, onları çok önemli kılmaktadır. E) Arizona'nın iklimi kurak olmasına rağmen sulama yapılan nehir vadileri ve çöl alanlar tarım amacıyla kullanılmaktadır. The members of the weasel family can survive in highly diverse ecological habitats ranging from tropical forests to the Arctic tundra. 71. – 80. sorularda verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 71. Personel müdürüne şirketin yeni politikasının ne olduğunu sordum ama doyurucu bir yanıt alamadım. A) Sansar familyasının üyeleri, tropikal ormanlardan kutup tundrasına kadar yayılan son derece çeşitli ekolojik ortamlarda yaşayabilmektedir. B) Tropik ormanlardan kutup tundrasına kadar yayılan sansar familyasının üyeleri, son derece çeşitli ekolojik ortamlarda bulunur. A) We have been told that there is a new personnel policy, but nobody seems to be able to give us a satisfactory explanation of it when asked. C) Sansar familyasının üyeleri, son derece farklı ekolojik alanlara yayılmış olup tropikal ormanlarda ve kutup tundrasında bile yaşamını sürdürebilir. B) Although l specifically asked the personnel manager about the company's new policy, he didn't give me a satisfctory answer. D) Son derece çeşitli ekolojik ortamlarda yaşayabilen sansar familyası türleri, tropikal ormanlardan kutup tundrasına kadar uzanan alana yayılmıştır. C) The personnel manager's answer to my question regarding the new company policy was totally unsatisfactory. E) Sansar familyası üyeleri, son decece değişik ekolojik ortamlarda yaşayabildiği için tropikal ormanlardan kutup tundrasına kadar yayılmıştır. D) l was not given a very satisfying answer regarding the company's new personnel policy when l asked our manager. E) l asked the personnel manager what the company's new policy was, but l couldn't get a satisfying answer. Like our Earth, other planets of the solar system are each enclosed in a thin layer of gas called an atmosphere. A) 70. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 2 Dünyamız dahil, güneş sisteminin diğer bütün gezgenlerinin çevresinde atmosfer adı verilen ince bir gaz tabakası vardır. B) Dünyamız gibi, güneş sisteminin diğer gezegenlerinin çevresinde de, atmosfer denilen ince bir gaz tabakası bulunmaktadır. C) Dünyamız gibi, güneş sisteminin diğer gezegenlerinin de her biri, atmosfer adı verilen ince bir gaz tabakasıyla çevrilidir. 72. Arka sıralarda oturan izleyiciler, konuşmacıyı tam olarak duyamamaktan yakındılar. A) The complaint of the viewers sitting at the back was that they couldn't hear the speaker at all. B) Everyone except those in the back rows could hear the speaker perfectly well. C) They received some complaints from people sitting at the back about not being able to hear the speaker very well. D) Dünyamızı ve güneş sistemindeki diğer gezegenlerin her birini çevreleyen, atmosfer denilen ince bir gaz tabakasıdır. D) E) Atmosfer adı verilen ince bir gaz tabakası, sadece dünyamızı değil, güneş sistemindeki diğer gezegenleri de çevrelemektedir. Some people were sitting in the back row and had to complain because they couldn't hear the speaker well. E) The viewers sitting in the back rows complained that they couldn't hear the speaker properly. Though the climate is dry in Arizona, the river valleys and desert areas where irrigation is used are suitable for farming. A) 73. İklimi kurak olsa da, Arizona'daki nehir vadilerinde ve sulanan çöl alanlarda tarım yapılmaktadır. Konferansa kaç kişinin katılacağı şimdiden tahmin etmek neredeyse imkansız. A) 164 lt's impossible to calculate what the total number of guests at the conference is. www.kpds.org 74. NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 2 traditional movements with those of the Spanish colonial era. B) At this early stage, it is extremely difficult to estimate the number of people who will attend the conference. B) C) We haven't received the estimates yet of how many people are expected to attend the conference. ln the Andes mountain regions of Peru and Bolivia, dances blend indigenous traditions with those from the Spanish colonia era. C) D) lt's almost impossible to estimate as yet how many people will attend the conference. Dances from indigenous traditions of the people living in the Peruvian and Bolivian Andes region had been influenced by the Spanish colonial era. E) Giving an accurate estimate of the number of people to be interested in the conference is impossible. D) The dancers from the Andes mountain regions of Peru and Bolivia blend the indigenous traditions whith those introduced by the Spanish during their colonial rule. E) The dances in the Andes mountain regions of Peru and Bolivia are a curious blend of native culture and imported Spanish colonia movements. Mahkumun kaçmasına kimleri yardım ettiğini bulmak için polis geniş çaplı bir soruşturma başlattı. A) The wide–scale investigation, which was launched by the police, helped to find those who helped the prisoner escape. B) A wide–scale investigation has been launched in order to discover exatcly who was responsible for the convict's escaping. C) The police have started a wide–scale investigation in order to find out who helped the convict escape. D) E) 77. A) Because computers are now used to analyse blood tests, the results are more accurate. B) The accuracy of blood test results has improved since computers were introduced to analyse the specimens. The police carry out wide–scale investigations after a convict escapes to find out whether he has been assisted. C) The results of blood tests are much more accurate today because computers are used to analyse them. The police carried out a wide–scale investigation in the hope of finding out who helped the convict escape. D) The rate of improvement in analysing blood tests has greatly accelerated since the introduction of computer programs into the process. E) Computer analysis has greatly improved the accuracy of the results of a blood test. 78. 75. 76. Bilgisayar analizi, kan testi sonuçlarının doğruluğunu büyük ölçüde arttırmıştır. Oğlunun üniversite giriş sınavında başarılı olup olmayacağı konusunda çok endişeli görünüyorsun. Çöllerdeki bitkiler, daimi kuraklıkla başa çıkabilmek için küçüktür ve bazıları yapraklarında, hatta gövdelerinde su depolayabilmektedir. A) You appear to be very concerned about whether your son will be successful in the university entrance exam. A) As a result of constant drought, small desert plants have developed the ability to store water in their leaves and even in their stems. B) You shouldn't concern yourself so much about whether your son will be successful in the university entrance exam. B) The little plant life there is in deserts has adapted to constant drouğht by storing water in their leaves or even in their stems. C) You seem to be very certain that your son will be successful in the university entrance exam. C) D) You look very anxious, but l'm sure your son will succeed in passing the university entrance exam. Because of the costant drought in deserts, plants are normally small and some have the ability to store water in their leaves and stems. D) E) There is no point in concerning yourself about whether or not your son will pass his university entrance exam. To cope with constant drought, plants in deserts are small and some can store water in their leaves and even in their stems. E) The small plants which grow in deserts have special features, such as the ability to hold water in their leaves or stems. Peru ve Bolivya'nın Ant dağları bölgesinde danslar, yerel gelenekleri, İspanyol sömürge dönemininkilerle birleştirilmiştir. A) 79. The dances performed by inhabitants of the mountainous region joining Peru to Bolivia ombine Bugün vizon ve samur kürklerinin hemen hepsi çiftliklerde yetiştirilen hayvanlardan elde edilmektedir. A) 165 Minks and sables are the most popular animals to be farmed for their fur today. www.kpds.org NOUN CLAUSES, REPORTED SPEECH & TAG QUESTIONS PART II SET 2 B) Almost all mink and sable furs today are obtained from farm–raised animals. C) Very few mink and sable furs today are obtained from wild animals today. D) A large proportion of mink and sable furs today are obtained from farm–reared animals. E) With very few exceptions, mink and sable fur items are produced from the fur of farm–raised animals. 80. 166 Amaçları ne kadar farklı olursa olsun, bütün uzay araçları, uzayda temel fizik kanunlarına uygun hareket eder ve hepsi de birbirine benzer temel parçalardan oluşur. A) However varied they may be in purpose, all spacecraft move through space in accordance with fundamental physical laws, and all are made up of similar basic components. B) There are many different designs for spacecraft, but they all function in accordance with the same physical laws and have some common components. C) Spacecraft are designed for a variety of purposes, but they all comply to certain physical restraints in space and are costructed of similar materials. D) There are certain common components of spacecraft because the movement of them through space is governed by some basic physical laws whatever the purpose or direction of travel. E) Although all spacecraft are governed by some fundamental laws of physics, they can be constructed from a number of materials. www.kpds.org GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 1 GERUNDS & INFINITIVES PART I 7. SET 1 1. A) to be ordered / coping One of the nicest things about living in the mountains at this time of year was watching the sheep ---- to their winter pastures in the valley below. B) having ordered / to be coping C) being ordered / to cope D) to order / to have coped A) having led B) leading E) ordering / coped D) to be led E) being led C) to have led 8. 2. 3. 4. They didn't mind ---- another month in order to buy a better car. The officials are planning ---- new bottle banks at convenient locations throughout the city in order to aid the country's recycling program. A) to wait B) in waiting A) to have placed B) to be placed D) waiting E) to have waited D) to place E) having placed C) for waiting I'd like ___ your report when you've finished ___ it. 9. to have read / to write We don't encourage our customers ---- our horses --- a proper riding hat. B) reading / to be written A) to ride / without wearing C) having read / to have written B) to be riding / by not wearing D) read / having written C) having ridden / not wearing E) to read / writing D) to have ridden / not to wear E) riding / of not wearing A lot of people look for the cheapest driving school without ---- how important the quality of the training is. 10. The travel agent recommends ---- early if one prefers ---- at a hotel close to the sea. A) to book / having stayed B) book / stayed D) to have realized C) being booked / to be staying E) having been realised D) booking / to stay E) to be booked / to have stayed B) to realize C) being realised 6. C) placing A) A) realizing 5. He has such an unfortunate manner that I don't know how she tolerates ---- around by him, but she appears ---- with it very well. Despite being advised ---- in such terrible weather, the climbers were determined ---- the ascent that day. 11. A) don't climb / having attempted If we intend to have central heating ---- for winter, then we should start ---- some money aside every month. B) not to climb / to attempt A) to install / to put C) to have climbed / attempting B) installed / putting D) not climbing / to have attempted C) to be installing / being put E) having climbed / being attempted D) to have installed / put E) installing / to be putting I didn't want ------ in his private business, but he looked so miserable that I couldn't help ------ him if everything was all right. 12. I heard him ---- although he tried ---- his cough. A) interfering / to ask A) to approach / stifling B) interfere / having asked B) approaching / stifle C) to interfere / asking C) approached / having stifled D) to have interfered / to have asked D) to be approached / stifled E) to be interfering / being asked E) approach / to stifle 167 www.kpds.org 13. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 1 With his reputation, he could choose ---- at any hospital, but he is known ---- to the children's hospital. A) to be working / being devoted B) having worked / having devoted C) work / having been devoted D) to work / to be devoted E) working / to have devoted 19. 20. 14. 15. A : It's not worth ---- a barbecue summer is almost over. now. The In addition ---- more, he stopped ---- sugary foods for the sake of maintaining his health. A) to exercise / to eat B) for exercising / to be eating C) to exercising / eating D) to be exercising / having eaten E) having exercised / to have eaten Simon regrets ---- part in the preparations for the English department's annual play as his friends appear ---- a great time preparing the stage and the decorations. B : That shouldn't matter as our storage room is large enough ---- one in until next year. A) not to take / to have had B) not having taken / to be having A) having bought / to have kept C) not taking / having had B) to buy / keeping D) not to have taken / to have C) buying / to keep E) not taken / having D) to be bought / for keeping E) to have bought / keep 21. The spokesperson asked if there was anybody present who could help them ---- up after the meeting. A) having cleared For a lot of English teachers, ---- able to speak Turkish is one of the hardest things about ---- here. B) clearing A) not being / living C) being cleared B) not be / having lived D) clear C) not having been / to live E) to be clearing D) not to be / to have lived E) not to have been / live 22. She can't help ---- people advice even when they haven't asked for any. A) to offer 16. 17. B) offer If you are concerned ---- ready for the visitors, we are willing ---- behind until the office looks respectable. A) to get / having stayed B) about getting / to stay C) for getting / say D) to be getting / staying E) to have got / being stayed C) to have offered D) having offered E) offering 23. We would be happy ---- a written estimate of the costs if you require one. A) supply B) to supply D) supplying E) having supplied C) supplied 24. 18. Whenever we drive through that town, we stop ---a cup of tea and a cake at the little cafe there. Their cakes are really delicious. A) to have B) having D) having had E) to have had C) have On the night of the robbery one of the residents had seen a blue van ---- up and down the street, but he hadn't thought ---- the police. A) to drive / about informing B) driving / of informing C) drive / to have informed D) to be driving / to inform E) having driven / informing Upon seeing the condition of the car, we were relieved ---- a more serious accident. A) to have avoided B) being avoided C) to be avoiding D) avoiding E) to be avoided 168 www.kpds.org 25. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 1 I wish I hadn't kept ---- when I heard that strange sound ---- from the engine. 31. A) drive / to be coming A) being implied B) imply B) having driven / to come D) to be implying E) having implied C) to be driving / come D) driving / coming E) to drive / to have come 32. 26. 27. 28. 29. I would lend you my bicycle, but the chain needs ---. A) fixed B) to fix C) fixing D) to be fixing E) having fixed C) to imply I disapprove of her ---- so much time ---- computer games. It is not healthy. A) to spend / to play B) spending / playing C) to have spent / having played D) having spent / play E) to be spending / played Three firemen had to come out of the blazing warehouse for fear ---- by the smoke. A) to have suffocated B) having suffocated I hope you don't delay ---- the report any longer now that you've completed ---- those accounts. C) from suffocating A) writing / checking D) to be suffocated B) to write / to check E) of being suffocated C) being written / having checked D) to be writing / to have checked E) to be written / being checked 33. Because the weather is so changeable here, I usually take a cardigan with me in case it gets colder later in the day as I can't stand ---- cold all day. A) to be feeling B) feel C) having felt D) to have felt E) feeling 34. One of the best forms of exercise is ---- because it uses a lot of muscles without ---- any of them. A) to swim / being strained B) having swum / to strain C) swimming / straining D) to be swimming / having strained E) to have swum / strained 35. 30. I didn't mean ---- that your products aren't normally very good, but this machine is definitely faulty. I doubt that her father will let her ---- on this camping holiday with us because he thinks she is too young ---- a holiday with her friends. A) go / to take B) to go / to be taking C) going / having taken D) having gone / taking E) to be going / take 169 Although the fire chief told the owner of the burning store ---- the building immediately, he was still trying ---- at least some of the contents of his shop out. A) to have left / bringing B) to be left / brought C) having left / brought D) to leave / to bring E) being left / to have brought After much pleading, the students got the teacher --- the exam until next Monday. A) postponing B) to postpone C) postpone D) postponed E) having postponed www.kpds.org GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 2 7. SET 2 1. 2. It took us so long ---- the material my mother wanted that, by the time we got home, I was too tired ---- steady on my feet. 8. 5. 6. B) make D) making E) to be making B) to find / to stand A) for cramming / to remember C) to have found / stand B) in cramming / remember D) find / to have stood C) to be cramming / remembering E) having found / stood D) crammed / to have remembered E) having crammed / remembered During her apprenticeship as a fashion designer, she learnt how ---- the best material for each piece of clothing. A) choosing B) to have chosen C) having chosen D) to choose 9. Just let me ---- which day your parents will arrive and I'll be glad ---- them around Istanbul. C) to make There isn't any point ---- for your examinations at the last minute. It won't help you ---- anything. finding / standing Smoking is known ---- hazardous, yet a large number of people keep ---- it. A) as being / to be doing B) for being / to do C) to be / doing D) being / to have done E) having been / having done A) to know / to be showing B) know / to show Can you tell me where ---- the customer record cards please? C) known / to have shown A) finding B) to be finding D) knowing / showing D) having found E) to have found E) have known / having shown 10. 11. 4. A) made A) E) to be choosing 3. To celebrate the town's five hundredth anniversary, they are having a sculpture ---- by a famous sculptor who was born there. The part in the film where the man broke down the door made some of the audience ---- a cry. A) to give B) giving D) given E) gave C) give C) to find At first, my father had difficulty ---- to retirement, but slowly he began to enjoy ---- in the garden. A) adjust / be working B) adjusted / having worked C) having adjusted / to be working D) adjusting / working E) to adjust / to work This painting appears ---- a valuable one. I think you should get an expert ---- it. 12. It's typical of her ---- more time than usual tidying up whenever she has an essay ----. A) have been / to be valuing B) to have been / value A) being spent / written C) being / being valued B) to be spending / write D) having been / valued C) spend / writing E) to be / to value D) spending / having written E) to spend / to write He has just phoned ---- me that the supplier was prepared ---- the price by one hundred dollars. A) to have told / reducing 13. B) to be telling / reduce After several cities have put forward their proposals ---- the Olympic Games, the International Olympic Committee decides which city ---- the next Olympics in. C) telling / to have reduced A) to host / to hold D) to tell / to reduce B) being hosted / holding E) having told / having reduced C) hosting / to be held D) to have hosted / hold E) to be hosted / having held 170 www.kpds.org 14. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 2 I'd really rather ---- more time to prepare the drafts for the extension to the factory because I had a terrible time ---- to finish them before the board meeting. 20. A) discussing A) have been given / trying B) for discussing B) to be given / to have tried C) by discussing C) having given / to be trying D) to be discussing D) to have given / having tried E) to discuss E) given / having been trying 21. 15. The word deafness is used ---- any degree of hearing loss, though it is most common when there is a total inability ----. 19. to have represented to be representing to describing / hearing B) for describing / heard C) having represented C) to be described / being heard D) to be represented D) to describe / to hear E) representing E) describing / having heard Some cows in India have humps, which aid them --- by ---- a store of fat and water in the dry season. A) surviving / being provided B) to survive / providing C) to be surviving / having provided D) survived / to be providing E) survive / provided Our office is near the market, so on market days we can hear the traders ---- out the prices of the goods they are selling. A) to call B) to be calling D) being called E) calling C) called 24. 18. A) A) 23. 17. The impressionist painting technique is considered ---- by the combined works of Claude Monet and Pierre Auguste Renoir the best. B) 22. 16. Today the managers are busy ---- the yearly price increase. Usually men don't like to waste time ---- in shops. They prefer ---- shopping only when they have something particular to buy. A) browsed / to be going B) to be browsing / go C) having browsed / going D) browsing / to go E) browse / having gone We ought to have the carpets ---- before your parents come to visit. A) cleaning B) clean D) to clean E) being cleaned C) cleaned If this mistake should cause our client ---- his order, I will hold you personally responsible. It's difficult ---- the rules of chess in a short time, so I think it will be easier now to show you how ---backgammon. A) cancelling A) being explained / to be playing C) to be cancelled B) explaining / playing D) cancel C) to explain / to play E) having cancelled D) to be explained / playing E) explain / to have played B) to cancel F) 25. The illness from which thirty of the town's inhabitants are suffering is believed ---- by a contaminated water supply. If you had remembered ---- your swimming costume with you, we could go ---- in the lake now. A) to have been caused A) bringing / to swim B) having caused B) to have brought / swim C) to have caused C) having brought / swum D) to be causing D) to bring / swimming E) having been caused E) to be bringing / having swum 26. 171 I don't remember ---- that the prices have gone up, so just now, I told a customer the old price for this item. www.kpds.org 27. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 2 A) to tell B) telling D) told E) to be told C) being told It's not worth ---- so much at an expensive hotel if we are to spend most of our time ---- over the hills. A) being paid / walked B) to pay / to walk C) paying / walking D) having paid / be walking E) paid / having walked 35. A) to arrive / finding B) having arrived / for finding C) arrive / to have found D) arriving / to find E) to have arrived / about finding My father wears bifocals, that is glasses with lenses made in two halves, so that he can both read and see long distances without ---- his glasses. A) 28. 29. 30. 31. The famous pop singers the Everly Brothers are believed ---- up after a bitter disagreement. A) being split B) splitting D) to be split E) to have split ignore / to have invited B) to ignore / having invited C) ignoring / to be invited D) ignored / to invite E) having ignored / invite 36. 37. It's a nice house, but the trouble is that, if you move there, it will mean your ---- the children to a different school. A) having sent B) sent D) sending E) to send B) changing C) to be changing D) being changed E) having been changed C) having split As you chose ------- the safety regulations, you can only blame yourself for ------- disaster. A) to change C) to be sending 38. The balcony needs ---- before we can sit out on it. Don't you think? He didn't deserve ---- responsible for the failure in the presentation. A) to hold B) holding D) having held E) to be held C) held They shouldn't have asked him ---- so many things at once. It was obvious that he wouldn't have time --- all of them. A) being done / finish B) to do / to finish C) to be done / finished D) doing / to have finished E) having done / finishing Copper bangles are thought by some ---- sufferers of rheumatism. A) to help B) helping A) to be cleaned B) to clean C) to be helped C) clean D) help D) having cleaned E) having helped E) cleaned 39. 32. I don't know if I'm fit enough ---- with you to a high impact aerobics class. It might be too energetic for me ---- up with the class. Despite strong opposition at the beginning, several members are now beginning ---- the advantages of the new scheme. A) realizing B) to have realised D) to realise A) going / keeping B) to go / keeping C) realize C) to go / to keep D) going / to keep E) having realised E) to be going / keep 33. 34. I would like to thank everyone ---- to the meeting. It's nice to know that so many local residents care --- our neighbourhood clean. A) by coming / for keeping B) to be coming / to have kept C) on coming / by keeping D) coming / keeping E) for coming / about keeping 40. We didn't anticipate ---- there in the middle of the night and had to wait until morning ---accommodation. 172 Her parents' attempts ---- her did not deter her ---at art school. A) to dissuade / from enrolling B) dissuade / for enrolling C) dissuaded / on enrolling D) to be dissuaded / enrolling E) dissuading / by enrolling www.kpds.org GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 3 6. SET 3 1. - 40. sorularda, cümlede bırakılan boşluğu uygun şekilde tamamlayan kelime ya da ifadeyi bulunuz. 1. 2. The Louvre Museum in Paris is considered ---- one of the most comprehensive collections of oil paintings in the world. A) to have B) having had D) having E) to be having C) have 7. The conference is too far away for you ---- there and back in one day. You'll have to stay overnight. A) travel B) travelling C) to travel 8. D) to be travelling E) having travelled 3. His eagerness ---- the meeting early may have had something to do with the cup final being shown on television that evening. A) finish B) finishing D) to finish E) to be finishing C) finished 9. When he was at university, he imagined the life of a lawyer ---- quite easy, but when he started ---- for a law firm, he found the work quite stressful. A) being / having worked B) to have been / work C) to be / working D) having been / to work E) be / to be working Please accept my apologies ---- to conclusions without --- to your explanation first. A) to be jumping / to be listening B) by jumping / having listened C) to have jumped / not to listen D) having jumped / listen E) for having jumped / listening In some popular tourist spots, reservations must be made weeks in advance, which often means ---a travel agent ---- it for you. A) asking / to do B) to ask / having done C) being asked / doing D) having asked / done E) to be asked / do Understandably, the residents in the slum area watched desperately their houses ---- down by the municipality officials. A) to be pulled B) having pulled 4. C) pulling It's the third time this year that the Smiths have had their restaurant ----. Some youths broke the windows and sprayed paint everywhere. D) being pulled E) to be pulling A) vandalizing B) vandalized 10. C) vandalise The soldier was caught ---- while on duty and was severely punished for it. D) to vandalise A) to sleep E) being vandalised B) sleeping C) having slept D) to be sleeping E) to have slept 5. When he failed ---- his assignment four times consecutively, his maths teacher made him ---- out "I will do my homework in the future," fifty times. A) doing / writing B) to have done / written C) having done / to write D) do / having written E) to do / write 11. I think we should get the car ---- before we go on holiday. A) to service B) being serviced C) serviced D) servicing E) having serviced 173 www.kpds.org 12. 13. 14. 15. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 3 They were on the point ---- when they spotted reinforcements ---- in the distance. A) to have surrendered / come B) to surrender / to be coming C) for surrendering / having come D) of surrendering / coming E) with surrendering / to come 18. 19. According to criminal law, it is no defense for a person ---- he was unaware that what he did was against the law. A) to say B) to have said D) saying E) having said C) said The author would like ---- her friends family and colleagues who encourage her ---- this book. A) have thanked / producing B) thanking / to have produced He is lucky ---- in the accident, because his car was judged irreparable and written-off by the insurance officials. C) to thank / to produce D) having thanked / being produced A) not having killed E) to be thanked / having produced B) not being killed C) not to have killed D) not having been killed The two businessmen made a fortune ---- their product until several other companies began ---similar items. E) not to have been killed A) to have sold / manufacturing B) sold / to be manufacturing C) for selling / manufacture 20. The government's scheme ---- up the beaches never really got started, although there were several institutions that had offered ---- part in the cause voluntarily. D) sell / to have manufactured E) by selling / to manufacture A) cleaned / to have taken B) clean / to be taking C) cleaning / having taken The way he avoided our questions made us ---- his sincerity. D) having cleaned / taking A) to doubt B) doubt E) to clean / to take D) doubted E) doubting 21. Suicide-prevention centers have been set up in many countries, which maintain telephone hot lines that desperate or lonely individuals may use --- help. A) getting B) to get D) having got E) to have got 22. C) to be getting C) having doubted The slave trade from Africa following the European settlement of America is said ---- as many as 20 million people from their homes and brought them to the Americas. A) to be uprooting B) to have uprooted C) having uprooted D) to uproot E) uprooting 16. 17. I want to get to the conference hall early ---enough time ---- up the equipment. A) for leaving / setting 23. He was proud ---- contributing something to such a worthwhile community project. B) leave / to have set A) of B) for C) leaving / being set D) from E) over D) to leave / to set E) being left / having set 24. He sat there, on the platform, ---- into space without ---- anything particular in his mind. A) to stare / having had B) having stared / have C) to be staring / to have D) staring / having E) 25. to have stared / to be having 174 C) with This song is appropriate ---- including in our endof-term presentation. A) in B) from D) about E) for C) with She was delighted ---- being asked to play the piano at the party. A) in B) on D) for E) of C) at www.kpds.org 26. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 3 You could leave Matthew in charge when you go on holiday. I think he is capable ---- looking after everything, and he has proved himself to be reliable. A) for B) with D) from E) about 35. C) of 36. 27. Before I came to Turkey, I wasn't accustomed ---drinking tea without milk in it, but now I quite like it. A) with B) to D) for E) from C) about 37. 28. 32. 34. E) charged A) participate B) take D) concentrate E) insist A) with B) on D) about E) from We're fond ---- picnicking in the park in the summer. A) with B) at D) from E) of C) about I am very grateful to you ---- lending me money when I needed it last week. A) with B) on D) for E) from C) about He used to be lazy ---- watching his stall, but since he was robbed, he has never left in unattended. A) about B) for D) on E) from C) of C) plan Railway officials should take stricter measures to --- youths from jumping onto moving trains. D) suspect C) for C) arrested We should ---- full advantage of being a member of the sports club and go there more often. B) blame C) forgive I think you should ---- to the tour manager about not being picked up from the hotel at the correct time. A) apologise B) warn D) accuse E) require C) complain The opposition ---- to the government's mishandling of the current situation. A) assisted B) commented D) planned E) referred C) considered The students are asking for volunteers to ---- in campaigning for human rights. A) participate B) approve D) insist E) depend C) consider Instead of facing up to the problem, he uses any excuse ---- putting off dealing with it. A) for B) of D) to E) by C) about 41. - 50. sorularda verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 41. 33. D) stopped D) prevent 40. 31. B) prevented A) involve 39. 30. A) discouraged The children are very excited ---- collecting their new puppy tomorrow. 38. 29. The customs officers ---- the man with importing endangered animals and if he is found guilty, he will probably serve a prison term. They have been ---- improving the system for ages, but they never actually do anything. He was too proud to accept charity when he had difficulty providing for his family. A) Accepting charity hurt his pride, but there was no point in refusing it as he was experiencing problems covering his family's expenses. B) He should have accepted the assistance of his friends to help support his family, but he wasn't humble enough to do so. Normally I wouldn't ---- of interfering with your work, but haven't you hung that picture upside down? C) As he thought taking charity was beneath him, he refused to do so even when his family wanted him to. A) abstain B) argue D) D) dream E) attempt He was not humble enough to accept that he was experiencing difficulties in supporting his family. E) At the time when he had trouble supporting his family, his pride prevented him from taking charity. A) offering B) concentrating D) participating E) preventing C) discussing C) object 42. 175 He is going to abstain from eating chocolate and cakes till he is slim enough to fit in his jeans. www.kpds.org A) He is going to have trouble adjusting to not eating chocolate or cake, but the urge to be able to wear his jeans is stronger. B) Because his jeans don't fit him, he is going on a strict diet, but it's not easy for him to do without chocolate and cakes. C) He has become too big to fit in his jeans on account of the chocolate and cakes he eats all the time, so he certainly should cut down on them. D) Until he loses enough weight to be able to wear his jeans, he is excluding chocolate and cakes from his diet. E) He hopes to lose some weight by not eating chocolate and cakes, and then he is going to buy himself a new pair of jeans. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 3 46. 43. 44. He succeded in giving a competent presentation even without rehearsing. We know that he wants to leave his job because the work is not very satisfying. B) It isn't known how he copes with working under such awful job conditions. C) Everybody knows that he is dissatisfied with the conditions in his current job. D) He knows that he has to tolerate working conditions in his job although, at times, they appear to be unbearable. E) Nobody knows how he can conditions he has to work under. tolerate the His friends' not believing him capable of winning enough votes to be elected didn't deter him from becoming a candidate for chairmanship. A) Although they hadn't believed him capable, his friends worked hard to help him gain sufficient votes for the chairmanship. B) His presentation would have been even more successful if he had rehearsed. Not believing him capable of winning the election, his friends tried all they could to get him to pull out of the election for the chairmanship. C) D) His incompetent presentation was a result of his not rehearsing in advance. Had his friends stood by him, he would have had a better chance of winning the chairmanship. D) E) It is possible for him to give a successful presentation even if he hasn't rehearsed. He wasn't put off standing for chairmanship by his friends' opinion that he was incapable of attracting sufficient votes to get elected. E) It was his failing that he hadn't listened to the opinion of his friends and went ahead with putting his candidacy for chairmanship forward. A) It was unnecessary for him to rehearse because he could present confidently. B) Even though he hadn't rehearsed, he delivered his presentation proficiently. C) His determination to turn this old abandoned house into a beautiful home is, I believe, admirable. A) In my opinion, he is to be admired for having the resolution to transform this old deserted house into a beautiful home. B) He dreams of living in a beautiful home instead of this old empty house, which he believes is haunted. C) It is believed that he is convinced he can change this old house into a beautiful home, but it seems impossible. D) E) 45. A) 47. He should be admired for his courage in believing he can build a beautiful home at his age. I admire his belief that the old abandoned house he lives in was once a beautiful home. His being discontent with the conditions in his present employment is common knowledge. 48. 176 I'm so busy at work these days that I can hardly find any time to pursue my hobbies. A) I can only devote very little time to my hobbies these days due to the huge amount of work I'm doing. B) Because I have to work hard all the time, I don't have enough time to adopt any hobbies. C) These days I'm busy pursuing my hobbies in spite of the heavy work load I have to deal with. D) I can't spare much time for my hobbies these days because I'm having a hard time at work. E) I'm so engaged with my hobbies these days that I find it hard to deal with my work alongside them. Great leaders have been shot dead, but it hasn't stopped their supporters from carrying on. www.kpds.org 49. 50. A) Shooting great leaders may not always deter their supporters from carrying on their campaigns. B) Supporters of great leaders have continued their mission even after these leaders have been killed. C) Being a great leader is very dangerous because you are likely to get shot, although your supporters will carry on anyway. D) Stopping the supporters of great men has proved to be more difficult than their enemies first assumed. E) Even threats to their lives did not stop great leaders and their supporters from continuing their mission. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 3 A) Asırlarca insanlar pusula ibresinin neden hep kuzey-güney yönünü gösterdiğini araştırdı durdu. B) İnsanların, pusula ibresinin neden hep kuzeygüney yönünü gösterdiğini anlaması asırlar sürdü. C) Pusula ibresinin hep kuzey-güney yönünü göstermesinin nedenini insanlar asırlar sonra keşfedebildi. D) Asırlarca, pusulanın ibresinin hep kuzey-güney yönünü göstermesinin nedeni insanlar için bir merak konusuydu. E) İnsanlar pusula ibresinin neden hep kuzey-güney yönünü gösterdiğini anlayıncaya kadar asırlar geçti. I'm willing to lend you the money if you agree to pay me back quickly. A) I would only borrow the money if I thought I could pay it back promptly. B) As you paid back the money I lent you promptly, I will always be willing to lend you money. C) Provided you consent to repay it promptly, I'll willingly lend you the money. D) I am prepared to lend you the money without delay if you are happy to borrow it from me. E) 53. The Pole Star is the only celestial object to appear to us in a fixed position, as seen from Earth. A) Dünyadan göründüğü kadarıyla, Kutup Yıldızı dışında hiçbir gök cismi sabit bir pozisyonda değildir. B) I'm glad to be able to lend you the money because you always return it quickly. Dünyadan baktığımızda, diğer gök cisimlerinden farklı olarak, Kutup Yıldızı bize hep sabit bir pozisyonda görünür. C) Kutup Yıldızı dışında, dünyadan bakıldığında sabit bir pozisyonda görünen bir gök cismi yoktur. The technique for building these stone walls is only used in this part of the country. D) Dünyadan görünen gök cisimleri arasında sadece Kutup Yıldızı'nı hep sabit bir pozisyonda görürüz. E) Kutup Yıldızı dünyadan bakıldığında bize sabit bir pozisyonda görünen tek gök cismidir. A) Builders in other areas of the country are not willing to use this technique for erecting walls. B) If you want to build a stone wall here, you have to use the traditional technique for this area. C) Techniques for building stone walls vary according to the different areas of the country. D) In this part of the country there is only one technique for building stone walls. E) These stone walls are made using a technique not found anywhere else in the country. 54. F) Austria is well known for its coffeehouses, which, besides light snack and desserts, offer complete meals. A) Avusturya'nın kahvehanelerinde sadece hafif aperatifler ve tatlılar değil, tam teşekküllü yemekler de ikram edilir. B) Avusturya, hafif aperatifler ve tatlıların yanı sıra, tam teşekküllü yemekler de sunan kahvehaneleriyle tanınır. C) Avusturya'daki kahvehanelerin en bilinen özelliği, hafif aperatifler ve tatlıların yanı sıra tam teşekküllü yemekler de sunuyor olmasıdır. D) Avusturya'da hafif aperatifler ve tatlıların ikram edildiği yerler olarak bilinen kahvehanelerde aslında tam teşekküllü yemek de bulunmaktadır. E) Avusturya'nın tanınmış kahvehanelerinde, hafif aperatif ve tatlılarla birlikte tam teşekküllü yemek de bulabilirsiniz. 51. - 60. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 51. 52. It usually takes about six weeks for a broken bone to knit together. A) Kırık bir kemik genellikle altı haftadan önce kaynamaz. B) Kırık bir kemiğin kaynaması için en az altı hafta gereklidir. C) Kırık bir kemiğin kaynaması için gerekli süre tahminen altı haftadır. D) Kırık bir kemiğin kaynaması genellikle altı hafta kadar sürer. E) Kırık bir kemik yaklaşık altı hafta içinde kaynar. 55. Centuries passed before men understood why the compass needle always pointed in a north-south direction. 177 Uniforms are often associated with people in military service, but there are many other vocations that require them. www.kpds.org 56. A) Daha pek çok meslekte üniforma giyilmesine rağmen, üniforma deyince genellikle akla ordu mensupları gelir. A) Popüler bir tatil beldesinde rezervasyon yaptırmadan kalacak yer bulabilmeniz ancak sezon dışı giderseniz mümkündür. B) Genellikle ordu mensuplarında görmeye alışkın olduğumuz üniformalar aslında diğer mesleklerde de giyilmektedir. B) Rezervasyon yaptıramadıysanız bile, popüler bir tatil beldesine sezon dışı giderseniz kalacak yer bulmanız mümkündür. C) Üniformalar çoğunlukla ordu mensuplarıyla özdeşleştirilir oysa üniforma gerektiren başka pek çok meslek vardır. C) Rezervasyon yaptıramadıysanız, kalacak yer bulma bakımından popüler bir tatil beldesine sezon dışı gitmek en iyisidir. D) Üniformayı zorunlu kılan pek çok meslek vardır ama nedense üniformalar bize hep ordu mensuplarını çağrıştırır. D) Sezon dışı bile olsa, popüler bir tatil beldesinde kalmak istiyorsanız, bir hayli önceden rezervasyon yaptırmanız gerekir. E) Üniformalar sadece ordu mensupları için değil daha pek çok meslek için zorunlu giysilerdir. E) Sezon dışı gitmiyorsanız, rezervasyon yaptırmadan popüler bir tatil beldesinde kalacak yer bulmak neredeyse imkansızdır. Since the 1950s, a large part of the old city has been demolished to make room for modern buildings. A) 57. 59. 1950'lerde, eski şehrin büyük bir bölümü yıkılarak yeni binaların yapılması teşvik edildi. Those travelling to a foreign country need to have certain documents with them in order to be allowed in and out of the country. A) Yabancı bir ülkeye gidenler, ülkeye giriş çıkışlarına izin verilmesi için yanlarında bazı belgeler bulundurmak zorundadırlar. B) Yabancı bir ülkeye giderken yanlarında bazı belgeleri bulundurmayanlar ülkeye giriş çıkış izni alamayabilirler. B) Çok odalı modern binaların yapımına, 1950'lerde, eski şehrin yıkılmasından sonra başlandı. C) Eski şehrin büyük bir bölümü 1950'lerde yıkılınca, yerine çok odalı modern binalar yapıldı. D) 1950'lerden bu yana, yeni binalara yer açmak için eki şehrin büyük bir bölümü yıkıldı. C) E) Eski şehrin yavaş yavaş yok edilerek yerine modern binaların yapılması 1950'lerden beri devam etmektedir. Yabancı bir ülkeye giriş çıkış izni almak için yolcuların önceden bazı belgeler hazırlamaları gerekmektedir. D) Yabancı bir ülkeye gidenler, sadece ülkeye giriş izni alırken değil çıkarken de bazı belgeler göstermek durumundadırlar. E) Yabancı bir ülkeye giden yolcular, ülkeye giriş çıkışlarda sorun yaşanmaması için önceden bir izin belgesi alabilirler. In warm and sunny weather the city dwellers spend a large part of their free time on the streets, sitting in sidewalk cafes. A) Ne zaman hava biraz ılık ve güneşli olsa şehir sakinlerinin büyük bir bölümü kendini sokağa, kaldırım kafelerine atar. B) Ilık ve güneşli havalarda şehrin sakinleri boş zamanlarının büyük bir blümünü sokaklarda, kaldırım kafelerinde oturarak geçirirler. C) D) E) 58. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 3 60. Hava ılık ve güneşli olduğunda, şehrin hemen her yerinde bulunan kaldırım kafeleri kendini sokağa atmış özgürce dolaşan insanlarla tıklım tıklımdır. Şehrin kaldırım kafeleri ılık ve güneşli havalarda dolu olur çünkü boş zamanı olan insanlar böyle havalarda kendilerini sokağa atarlar. Ilık ve güneşli havalarda şehrin kaldırım kafeleri, sokaklarda başıboş dolaşan insanların uğrak yeridir. Unless you arrive off season, to find accommodation at a popular resort without a reservation is almost impossible. It didn't take him long to realise that he had been mistaken about the profitability of the job. A) Kısa sürede işin pek karlı olmadığını farkedip hemen tasfiye yoluna gitti. B) İşin karlılığı konusunda yanıldığını anlamıştı ama artık çok geçti. C) Yanılmış olduğunu, işin hiç de karlı olmadığını nihayet kabul etti. D) İşin karlılığı konusunda yanıldığını anlaması uzun sürmedi. E) İşin hiç de karlı olmadığını farkettiği halde, tasfiye etmesi bir hayli zaman aldı. 61. - 70. sorularda verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 178 www.kpds.org 61. 62. İstediğin paltoyu alabilmemiz için başka şeylerden kısıntı yapmamız gerekecek. A) Buying the coat you want is only possible by saving on other things. B) It will be necessary for us to make savings on other items if you want to buy that coat. C) We need to save on other things in order to be able to buy the coat you want. D) As you really want to buy that coat, we can save on other things to find the money. E) Saving on other items will enable us to buy the coat that you want. Pusula icat edilmeden önce kara ve deniz yolcuları için yön bulmada en iyi rehber Kuzey Yıldızı'ydı. A) 65. Before the compass was invented, the North Star was the best guide for travellers on land and sea in determining directions. We have plenty of time to restock the shelves and clean the store well on Sunday as we are not open. B) Being closed on Sunday means that we have lots of time to restock the shelves and clean the entire store. C) We are allowed plenty of time on Sunday for restocking the shelves and cleaning the store thoroughly. D) Not being open on Sunday allows us plenty of time to restock the shelves and clean the store thoroughly. E) If we are not opening the shop on Sunday, then we'll have enough time for restocking and cleaning the store. Uzun süre yüksek topuklu ayakkabı ayaklarda ciddi rahatsızlıklara yol açabilir. giymek A) Serious foot problems can be caused by wearing high-heeled shoes for a long time. B) The wearing of high-heeled shoes for too long at a time can cause intense aching of the feet. Prior to the invention of the compass, travellers used to best determine directions on land or sea by looking at the North Star. C) C) The determination of directions on land or sea was best achieved using the North Star before the compass was invented. High-heeled shoes worn too often are the cause of some serious foot deformities. D) Before the compass was available, the North Star provided travellers with the best means of determining directions on land or sea. When high-heeled shoes are worn for a long duration of time, the wearer can suffer from foot complaints. E) Wearing high-heeled shoes for a long time may lead to serious ailments of the feet. E) 64. 66. A) B) D) 63. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 3 The North Star was the best guide for travellers before the compass was available to determine directions on land and sea. 67. Bu merhem yaranın iyileşmesine yardımcı olur ve mikrop kapmasını önler. Politikacı olmak istiyorsan, öğrenmen gereken ilk şey, yalan söylerken yüzünün kızarmamasıdır. A) Should you desire a career in politics, you should learn not to blush when you tell a lie. B) A) Using this ointment will ensure that the wound heals and does not become infected. The first thing you have to learn, if you want a political career, is not to blush as you lie. C) B) This ointment will help the wound heal and prevent it from getting infected. If you can manage to tell a lie without blushing, then you can choose a career in politics. D) C) To prevent the wound from becoming infected and help it heal, use this ointment. Initially you have to learn how not to blush when lying if you hope to have a political career. E) D) This ointment is used for helping a wound heal and protecting it from infection. Learning how not to blush during lying is the most essential thing you have to do if you want to become a politician. E) The wound will be helped to heal and protected against infection by this ointment. 68. Üniversitenin bazı bölümleri prefabrik yapılardı ama çok sağlam görünüyorlardı. A) The areas of the university made from prefabricated constructions appear very solid. B) Prefabricated constructions which made up part of the university appeared to be quite solid. C) Some parts of the university were prefabricated constructions, but they looked very solid. D) Parts of the university were constructed from solid-looking prefabricated buildings. E) Although they looked permanent, parts of the university were, in fact, prefabricated buildings. 69. Pazar günleri açık olmamak bize rafları tekrar doldurmak ve mağazayı iyice temizlemek için yeterli zamanı bırakıyor. 179 Özel eğitim almaları gereken çocuklar, özürlerine ya da ihtiyaçlarına bağlı olarak çeşitli sınıflara ayrılırlar. A) Children who require special education are categorised depending on their handicaps and needs. B) Depending on their handicaps and needs, children who require special attention during their education fall into different categories. C) Children with specific handicaps and needs should be grouped into several categories and educated differently. D) Although there are several categories, many children need to receive special education due to their handicaps and needs. E) Children who need to receive special education fall into several categories depending on their handicaps or needs. Kukla tiyatrolarının hemen hemen tüm uygarlıklarda bulunduğu düşünülmek-tedir ancak kuklacılığın kesin kaynak-ları bilinmemektedir. www.kpds.org A) Although believed to have existed in almost all civilizations, there isn't much evidence as to the precise origins of puppetry. B) It is thought that puppet theaters exist in every civilization; however, the exact, origins of puppetry remain unknown. C) It is believed that puppet theaters have existed in almost all civilizations, yet the exact origins of puppetry are unknown. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART I SET 3 70. Kendim deneyinceye kadar bazı bitki çaylarının gerçekten sakinleştirici etkisi olduğuna inanmıyordum. A) Specific herbal teas have calming effects, but I didn't believe this until I tasted them for myself. B) After trying them myself, I knew that certain herbal teas do have a soothing effect. C) Until I tried them myself, I didn't believe that certain herbal teas really had a soothing effect. D) The precise origins of puppetry have not been established, although puppet theaters have existed in almost every civilization. D) E) Exactly where and when puppetry originated is unknown, but we do know that puppet theaters existed in virtually all civilizations. I only discovered how effective certain herbal teas can be in calming one after trying them myself. E) Until I tasted them myself, I didn't think herbal teas could be so effective in soothing one. 180 www.kpds.org GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 1 GERUNDS & INFINITIVES PART II 7. SET 1 1. A) to have informed / to lose B) informing / to have lost The terrorist group is known ---- an extensive supply of weapons. A) to have B) having D) to be having E) have had C) having informed / about losing D) to be informed / on losing C) having had E) to inform / for losing 8. 2. Please play something else instead of Chris Rea. His music is too slow ---- at a party. A) playing B) to play D) having played E) being played When you telephone Lisa ---- her of the departmental meeting, please make it clear that we don’t blame her ---- the order. I will be sorry .---- this company, but I was offered an opportunity ---- in a field which I really enjoy. A) leaving / to have worked C) played B) to leave / to work C) having left / about working D) with leaving / for working E) to have left / work 3. 4. ---- the cottages, we raised enough money to renovate the manor house. A) For selling B) By selling D) On being sold E) Not being sold 9. C) To have sold As Sheila is moving house on Monday, she’s asked me ---- her ---- up all her belongings. A) helping / packing B) help / having packed C) to help / pack D) to be helped / to pack 10. I was surprised at the low level of service offered by them as I had believed them ---- a respected company. A) be B) being D) having been E) have been C) to be There is no point in going ---- when you haven’t got enough money ---- anything. A) to shop / on buying E) help / to be packing B) to be shopping / for buying C) shop / having bought D) shopping / to buy 5. My son has scribbled with a ballpoint pen on the kitchen wall. In an effort to remove it, I’ve tried ---it, but that didn’t work, so I intend ---- the kitchen at the weekend. E) having shopped / to be buying 11. B) having cleaned / repainted It will cost too much money ---- a full colour leaflet. The advertising agency has advised us to have one ---- in black and white. C) to have cleaned / repainting A) producing / being produced D) cleaning / to repaint B) produced / to produce E) clean / being repainted C) to produce / produced A) to clean / repaint D) to be producing / producing E) having produced / produce 6. The rebels in Sierra Leone try ---- the village people ---- them by cutting off some of the inhabitants’ hands. 12. A) making / obeyed Your willingness ---- new things resulted in your --- this management training. A) learning / to be offered B) to have made / to obey B) to have learnt / for offering C) having made / obeying C) learn / to have offered D) make / to be obeying D) to learn / being offered E) to make / obey E) learnt / having been offered 181 www.kpds.org 13. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 1 20. I don’t think it is a good time ---- Linda. She’ll be busy ---- thirty exam papers this evening, which won’t be easy. A) visiting / to mark A) to leave / returning B) to have visited / mark B) leave / to have returned C) for visiting / to be marked C) leaving / to return D) to visit / marking D) left / to be returned E) to be visiting / having marked E) to be leaving / return 21. 14. I know she isn’t here at the moment because I saw her ---- the building, but I don’t know if she intends ---- later today. She was furious when she found her younger sister ---- on her clothes. A) try B) being tried D) on trying E) trying I was worried about my sister’s ---- divorced from her husband, and for days, I couldn’t help ---- how she’d cope with it. A) get / to wonder C) to try B) getting / wondering C) to get / wonder D) to have got / having wondered 15. E) having got / wondered It is a lovely drawing, but I think it needs ---- to look its best. A) to frame B) to be framed C) to have framed D) being framed 22. E) framed I was unable to help my friends ---- for ‘Help the Aged’ because my boss had asked me ---- the Saturday. A) to campaign / work B) campaigning / worked C) campaign / to work 16. The new football stadium is said ---- seating for 100,000 spectators. A) to have B) having D) to have had E) have D) being campaigned / working E) campaigned / to have worked C) had 23. 17. I started my journey without ---- at the map, but I soon regretted ---- so, as I drove a long way off the route. I managed ---- the tall bottle of cola into the refrigerator ---- the middle shelf. A) looking / doing B) to look / to do C) look / to have done D) having looked / do A) fitting / to move E) looked / having done B) to fit / by moving C) being fitted / to be moving D) by fitting / to have moved 24. Johnny, will you stop ---- your father so many questions? He’s busy ---- out his tax return. E) for fitting / moving A) to have asked / to fill B) asked / to have filled C) to be asked / fill D) to ask / to be filling E) asking / filling 18. The rebels are estimated ---- tens of thousands of civilians during the civil war which lasted six years. A) killed B) to kill D) killing E) being killed 25. C) to have killed 26. 19. Sonia got accustomed to her job at the private hospital quickly because, apart from ---- richer patients, it is quite similar to ---- for the health authority. Veronica is so vain that every time she passes a mirror, she stops ---- at her reflection. A) looking B) looked D) to look E) to have looked The workers would be even willing ---- lower wages if it meant the factory ---- open. A) accepting / stayed B) to accept / staying A) to have / work B) have / be worked C) accept / to have stayed C) to have had / worked D) having / working D) accepted / having stayed E) to have accepted / stay E) had / having worked 182 C) having looked www.kpds.org 27. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 1 My clearest memory of my childhood is of ---- with the street dogs and I also remember ---- to the beach, which was very close to our house. 31. A) to play / to have gone A) keeping / teach B) play / having gone B) keep / teaching C) playing / going C) to have kept / taught D) played / gone D) to be kept / having taught E) having played / to go E) to keep / to teach 32. 28. ---- when I don’t feel well is the worst thing about acting in stage plays. Some Third World countries spend so much of their annual budgets ---- interests on loans that there is little left over with which ---- social problems. A) Perform A) paying / to tackle B) By performing B) pay / to have tackled C) Performing C) to pay / tackling D) For performing D) paid / having tackled E) Performed E) to be paying / tackle 33. 29. It was such an unruly class that the teacher struggled just ---- order, but she endeavoured ---those students who were willing to learn. He regretted ---- the contract without ---- the small print on the back of he form. Innocent people deserve ---- from the gunmen and thieves in the area. A) to sign / to read A) to be protected C) having signed / read B) to have protected D) sign / to have read C) having protected E) signed / having read B) signing / reading D) for protecting E) to protect 34. I think Julia dislikes ---- the documents although she claims ---- it willingly. A) file / having doneB) filed / to be doing C) filing / to do 30. D) to file / doing E) to be filed / done Asbestos is thought ---- around the time of Aristotle, and during Roman times, it was used ---fireproof clothing. 35. A) to have discovered / to making B) being discovered / making C) having been discovered / make D) to discover / to have made E) to have been discovered / to make The Egyptian Pharaoh Akhnaten, who worshipped only the Sun, is thought ---- the inspiration behind Moses, whose monotheism provided the basis for Judaism, Christianity and Islam. A) to have been B) had been C) having been D) about being E) have been 183 www.kpds.org GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 2 8. SET 2 1. There is no point in ---- the washing out because it keeps ---- with rain. Being able to think quickly and having an up-todate knowledge of a language is essential ---speakers simultaneously. A) to be translated B) having translated C) for translating D) being translated E) translated A) to hang / to shower 9. B) hanging / showering C) hand / shower D) hung / having showered E) having hung / showered 2. 10. I dislike spending my time ---- so I prefer ---clothes made from synthetic fabrics. A) to iron / to buy B) ironed / bought C) ironing / buying D) iron / being bought In order to save money and energy, we are going to have double glazed windows ---- . A) having installed B) install D) installed E) installing C) to install In his performance against Brazil, he proved himself ---- a skilled player. A) was B) be D) being E) to be C) having been E) having ironed / buy 11. 3. 4. Don’t you think the assistant deserves ---- a day off after working so hard at the exhibition? A) to give B) giving C) to be given D) gave E) having given B) buy D) being bought E) to buy A) being congratulated B) congratulate C) congratulating D) to have congratulated E) congratulated 12. In my opinion, it’s ridiculous ---- a computer as a present for a three-year-old child. A) bought After the game, the players sat around ---themselves on their performance. C) having bought The photographs he took of the products were too dark ---- on the company’s web site, so he’ll have to get some ---- professionally. A) using / to be taken B) to be used / taken C) to use / taking D) use / to take E) being used / take 5. I don’t think I would enjoy ---- a cricket match as I don’t understand the rules. A) to watch B) being watched C) having watched D) watching 13. E) watch 6. Because they both work at the family’s flower shop, they have agreed ---- about flowers at weekends. A) not to talk B) not talking C) haven’t talked D) not talk 14. A) casting B) to cast D) having cast E) being cast C) cast Why don’t you go and ask a chemist ---- something ---- dry skin? A) recommending / soothed B) having recommended / soothe C) recommend / having soothed E) don’t talk 7. The director of the play still hasn’t de-cided whom ---- in the role of the hero. D) to recommend / to soothe E) recommended / soothing ---- the old hospital would cost £1 million, so the council are considering ---- the building to developers. A) Demolishing / selling 15. The problem with Simon is that he thinks he can succeed ---- a degree without ---- any lectures. B) To demolish / to sell A) gaining / having attended C) Demolished / to have sold B) to gain / to have attended D) Having demolished / sell C) on gaining / attended E) Being demolished / having sold D) for gaining / to attend E) in gaining / attending 184 www.kpds.org 16. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 2 We have decided ---- a new Ford Focus, but we are not certain about which colour ---- . A) buying / choosing A) to have consulted B) having consulted C) to be consulting D) to be consulted E) having been consulting B) bought / chosen C) having bought / choose 17. D) to have bought / be chosen 24. I am hoping ---- for the school basketball team next week. E) to buy / to choose A) picking B) to be picked D) picked E) pick Wearing high-healed shoes for long pe-riods can result in women ---- too much pain from their feet --- in active work. 25. C) to pick Your hair needs ---- before you go back to school. A) to suffer / continuing A) to cut B) being cut B) suffer / having continued D) having cut E) to be cutting C) cutting C) suffering / to continue 26. D) suffered / not to continue E) having suffered / not continuing The social worker gave the students a talk ---- them against ---- drugs. A) to warn / taking B) having warned / to take 18. His daughter persuaded him ---- his heart operation in a private hospital instead of waiting for one in a state hospital as she could see his condition ---worse daily. C) warning / taken D) to have warned / take E) warn / having taken A) to have / getting B) from having / to get 27. D) to be having / to have got He’s not in the habit ---- lies, but he had to make up an excuse ---- the afternoon off for his job interview. E) have / having been getting A) of telling / to take C) having had / get B) to tell / to have taken 19. I knew the answer, but I didn’t press the buzzer quickly enough ---- the prize. C) for telling / being taken A) winning B) to win E) having told / to be taken D) won E) being won D) being told / taking C) win 28. 20. Robert didn’t work as carefully last year as he does this year, and the boss had even threatened .---him if he didn’t improve his work. In the Middle Ages, surrounding a castle with a ditch filled with water proved .---- a successful technique ---- its security. A) being / to be ensured A) sacking B) being sacked B) to have been / ensure C) to be sacked D) to sack C) having been / of ensuring E) to have sacked D) have been / to ensure E) to be / for ensuring 21. I’d love ---- on my own, but I simply can’t afford ---my own flat. A) to live / to have B) living / having C) live / to be having D) having lived / have 29. The most effective way ---- the destructiveness of earthquakes is ---- buildings and other structures capable of withstanding strong shaking. A) reducing / being constructed E) to have lived / having had B) reduced / having constructed 22. The receptionist never minds .---- with sending out the new catalogues. C) to be reduced / constructing A) to help B) to have helped E) reduce / to be constructed C) to be helping D) have helped D) to reduce / to construct E) helping 23. 30. The manager likes ---- on all pricing decisions. 185 The children were ---- giving up hope when someone phoned to say their dog had been found. www.kpds.org GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 2 A) in the habit of B) in return for C) on the point of D) for the sake of 36. Tobacco, which we now know ---- so harmful, was once thought .---- medicinal value. A) being / to be having E) in exchange for B) is / had had 31. C) has been / having had ---- a doorman at a hotel consists ---- greeting guests and taking them to their rooms. A) To be / in B) To have been / for C) Being / of D) Having been / about D) to have been / having E) to be / to have E) Be / from 32. 37. She should have apologized to him ---- spilling coffee down his suit. A) about B) with C) of D) for 34. A) being communicated B) communicated C) having communicated D) to communicate E) communicating E) by 38. 33. His ability ---- well makes him a great teacher. Sheep have been so changed by breeding that their wild ancestors are hard ---- . We should appreciate ---- in the 20th century, when we have so many appliances ---- the hardships of our lives. A) identifying A) to be living / easing B) being identified B) having lived / being eased C) to identify C) living / to ease D) identify D) to live / having eased E) having identified E) live / to be easing Shopping for fruit and vegetables makes me ---hungry. A) to feel B) feel D) feeling E) to be feeling 39. C) felt You don’t appear .---- the formula. Do you want me ---- it once more? A) having understood / explaining B) understand / to have explained C) to have understood / to explain 35. D) understood / to be explaining We have yet not decided when ---- a meeting, so we’ll let you ---- as soon as we’ve fixed a date. E) understanding / having explained A) to hold / know B) holding / to know C) held / to be known 40. My mother won’t allow anyone ---- the living room until she finishes ---- . D) to have held / knowing A) enter / to vacuum E) having held / known B) to enter / vacuuming C) entering / having vacuumed D) entered / to be vacuuming E) having entered / vacuum 186 www.kpds.org GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 3 A) being / not hurting B) to be / not to hurt SET 3 C) to have been / don’t hurt 1. D) having been / didn’t hurt That’s strange. I saw him ---- his bike along the river this morning and he didn’t mention anything about ---- his job. E) be / not to have hurt A) riding / changing 8. B) having ridden / change C) to be riding / to change A) To look / being conveyed D) ride / to have changed B) By looking / to convey E) to ride / having changed 2. ---- at the details of the famous sculptor Rodin’s works, we can see his ability ---- feeling through facial expression and through hands. C) Having looked / convey D) To be looking / conveying I imagine Sally was about ---- when I asked her ---a letter for me, as she looked rather reluctant. E) Being looked / to be conveying A) leaving / to have typed 9. C) to leave / to type Ludlow is considered ---- the most beautiful mediaeval street in England. Do you fancy .---there for sightseeing tonight? D) to have left / type A) having / to go B) had / go E) having left / typed D) have / to go E) having / go B) to be leaving / typing 3. Don’t you think we should consider ---- the chimney ---- before the winter? 10. A) to be getting / to sweep B) to have got / sweep C) having got / sweeping D) to get / being swept C) to have / going The singer Nick Hucknall has decided .---- a twoyear break, but he won’t have any money problems. He has already made enough money ---a lifetime. A) to take / to last B) taking / lasting C) take / to be lasting D) taken / to have lasted E) having taken / lasted E) getting / swept 11. 4. 5. 6. 7. In an emergency, even a child can save a life if he or she knows what ---- . A) to do B) doing D) have done E) having done C) being done Remember ---- off the washing machine before you leave home, will you? A) switching B) to have switched C) having switched D) switch E) to switch Knowledge of nutrition helps you ---- proper eating habits ---- a healthy life. 12. Both sides seem ---- on to their determination ---- a peaceful solution, don’t they? A) to develop / having maintained A) to be held / finding B) developing / maintaining B) to be holding / to find C) developed / maintained C) holding / to be finding D) develop / to maintain D) having held / found E) having developed / maintain E) held / having found Mankind first used indestructible materials to erect large structures ---- in but ---- their gods from. 13. It is sometimes difficult for parents ---- whether ---their children for misbehaving. A) without living / being worshipped A) to decide / to punish B) to be living / having worshipped B) deciding / to be punishing C) having lived / to be worshipped C) being decided / punish D) not to live / to worship D) decided / having punished E) by not living / worshipped E) having decided / punishing I tried ---- careful ---- his feelings. 14. 187 A: Did you have difficulty ---- our office? www.kpds.org GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 3 B: No, it was quite easy ---- here. A) to listen / selling A) to find / to have got B) having found / getting B) listen / to be selling C) finding / to get D) to be finding / get C) listened / to have sold D) listening / to sell E) find / having got E) having listened / sell 15. I never seem ---- enough time ---- everything I want. A) having / doing B) to be having / done C) have / to be doing D) to have / to do 22. E) to have had / do 16. A talented actress like Tracy shouldn’t be wasting her talent ---- in a soap opera. A) acting B) to act D) acted E) to be acted 23. C) act Her lifelong wish ---- the country of her parents came true when she visited the Ukraine last month. A) having visited B) visit C) visited D) to visit E) visiting Before offering you the position, we need ---- if you are prepared ---- evenings and weekends when it is necessary. A) knowing / working B) know / to have worked 17. Money motivates most people ---- hard, even though it may cause them ---- a lot of stress. C) to know / to work D) having known / worked A) working / undergoing E) to have known / work B) to be working / undergo C) to work / to undergo 24. D) work / to have undergone E) worked / having undergone We had arranged ---- after work on Friday ---- our holiday plans. A) to meet / to discuss B) meeting / discussing 18. She caught her son and his friend ---- computer games when they were supposed ---- an assignment for school. C) to meet / discussing A) to play / to be prepared E) meet / having discussed D) meeting / to discuss B) playing / to be preparing 25. D) to be playing / preparing The florist was nervous about the wed-ding order --- account ---- the customer being very hard to please. E) played / to prepare A) on / of B) with / on D) in / with E) for / to C) play / having prepared 19. I was against my daughter ---- to a late night party, but she got the permission in the end because she really knows how ---- people. 26. C) about / for A) to go / to be persuading If I were you, I would forget ---- getting promoted there and look for more rewarding job somewhere else. B) gone / persuading A) for B) about C) go / to have persuaded D) in E) with C) of D) going / to persuade E) to be going / persuade 20. 27. The actor is believed .---- the TV drama because of an illness. A) to have left B) leaving D) leave E) left C) to be left A) of / spending B) on / to spend C) about / spent D) for / spend E) to / for spending 28. 21. If you insist ---- having all this paperwork completed, how do you expect your staff ---- any time with customers? As trainees, we spent several days ---- to presentations and lectures about how ---- the product. The manager wants us to concentrate ---- gaining new business and says that the head office will take care ---- looking after existing customers. A) in / for 188 B) to / in C) on / of www.kpds.org D) about / with GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 3 E) of / from 38. 29. We’ve urged him ---- for the promotion, but he won’t as he is afraid of ---- . A) to apply / being rejected The airline ---- to me for losing my luggage, but I wasn’t in the right frame of mind to forgive them. A) thanked B) complained D) denied E) apologised C) excused B) for applying / rejecting C) applying / to be rejected 39. D) to have applied / rejected E) from applying / to reject 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. The first woman ---- as a foreign correspondent in the United States was Margaret Fuller, who was also a social reformer, critic and teacher whose words enriched the lives of many people. A) be served B) being served D) to serve E) to be serving 40. C) has served I was ---- from buying a house in that area by the high crime rate. A) deterred B) afraid D) compelled E) obliged C) advised Because of the protests from the local residents, the farmers ---- not to participate in growing genetically modified crops. A) appreciated B) failed D) considered E) urged C) decided The minister for defence thanked the soldiers ---carrying out their mission successfully. A) with B) of D) on E) for C) in 41.-50. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 41. If she hadn’t devoted herself ---- teaching her autistic son, she probably would have been a scientist. He's devoted his life to photographing the misery which war has brought to people's lives. A) He was miserable for most of his life because his job was photographing people in war zones. B) At times during his career, he was sent to war zones to concentrate on photographing people's suffering. In the article, the environmentalists warned consumers ---- purchasing genetically modified produce. C) Throughout his life, he's been a dedicated photographer taking pictures of people who have suffered a lot through war. A) with B) against D) D) to E) of He devoted his life to helping the people who had suffered in war, of whom he also took many photographs. E) The subjects of his photographs have usually been victims of human catastrophes such as wars. A) to B) on D) about E) for C) in C) on When I was a child, I would often ---- of living in a motor home and traveling around the world. A) feel B) dream D) plan E) anticipate C) imagine 42. The French police consider the man to be the suspect for the murder of the English student. A) He was arrested by the French police for murdering an English student. B) The man is suspected by the French police of murdering the English student. C) An English student was killed, and the French police suspect that the murderer was a man. D) The French police have charged the man with committing a murder with an English student. E) The French police are questioning a man about the murder of an English student. I ---- to having to clear up somebody else’s mess. A) mind B) dislike D) can’t stand E) complain C) object After the murder of the prize-winning cameraman, the foreign office has ---- people against going to the region for any reason. A) insisted B) worried D) warned E) stopped C) deterred They ---- him in Spain for murdering a van driver in England. 43. Italy is believed to have a low rate of heart attacks because Italians use mainly pure olive oil for cooking. A) forbade B) dealt A) D) suspected E) arrested C) accused 189 The fact that Italians predominantly use pure olive oil in food preparation is assumed to be why Italy has a low incidence of heart attacks. www.kpds.org B) It has been discovered that the low incidence of heart attacks in Italy is a result of Italians' high consumption of cooking oil. C) It's been found that Italians use more cooking oil, usually olive oil, than most people, which accounts for the small number of heart attacks reported in Italy. D) Italians rarely die of heart attacks on account of their healthy diet and the cooking oil they use. E) Pure olive oil has been proved to be healthier than other oils, which is considered to be the reason why Italians rarely suffer heart disease. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 3 47. 44. In addition to entertaining the public, many zoos are involved in preserving endangered species. C) We are cutting down the rainforest so quickly that, in 2045, there will only be one tropical evergreen tree left. D) It is estimated that, unless something is done, there will be no tropical forests left by 2045 E) If we continue chopping down trees at the current rate, there will only be tropical evergreen trees left by 2045. There is no evidence to prove that genetically modified crops pose a special threat to human health or to our planet. Conserving animals is a more important service zoos provide than entertaining people. There isn't enough evidence to support the assumption that genetically modified crops harm both the Earth and the health of its population. B) Many zoos which used to concentrate on entertaining their customers are now participating in conservation projects. Evidence exits to suggest that genetically modified crops pose a particular threat to our planet and to the health o its people. C) C) Instead of entertaining visitors, zoos should concentrate more on serving the needs of endangered animals. There is a complete lack of evidence to show that genetically modified crops are harmful either to the Earth or to the health of its inhabitants. D) D) Apart from providing entertainment for people, many zoos make efforts to conserve threatened species. Scientists have not yet proved genetically modified crops to be completely safe for human health or the environment. E) E) In using animals for entertainment purposes, many zoos are actually contributing to the risk of extinction for many species. Genetically modified crops are proven to pose no health risk or threat to the environment. B) 48. A quarter of all bird species in the world are acknowledged to have become extinct during the past two hundred years. The asymmetric shape of the human heart enables the blood to the pumped more efficiently around the body. A) It is estimated that one fourth of all bird species will become extinct within the next two centuries. It is known that the asymmetric shape of the human heart prevents the blood being sent around the body too quickly. B) B) It is known that two centuries ago there were twenty–five percent more birds than there are today. How efficiently the blood is sent around the body of an animal depends on the particular shape of its heart. C) C) We are likely to cause the extinction of one fourth of all bird species during the next two hundred years. The human heart's irregular shape facilitates more efficient sending of the blood around the body D) A human heart is incapable of sending the blood around the body quickly because of its uneven shape. E) Some people have irregular –shaped hearts, which can have difficulty in sending the blood around the body effectively. A) 46. Unless we stop cutting down tropical evergreen trees, there will be very few left by 2045. A) A) 45. B) D) It is understood that one fourth of all bird species have ceased to exist over the last two centuries. E) It is clear that we risk causing the extinction of twenty –five percent of all bird species by the twenty–third century. 49. At the present rate of deforestation, the last tropical evergreen tree will fall in 2045. A) You should choose a car suitable for driving long distances and carrying the whole family. A) We will cut down the last tropical evergreen tree in 2045 if we continue to cut them down us quickly as we are now. 190 Have you considered buying a car capable of being driven long distances and with enough space for your family? www.kpds.org 50. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 3 B) It's advisable for you to select a car capable of being driven long distances and roomy enough to seat your entire family. B) Vahşi doğayı korumak için dünyanın çeşitli girbölgelerinde, sadece bilim adamlarının mesine izin verilen milli parklar oluşturulmuştur. C) When choosing a car, you should consider such things as whether it will be driven long distances or how many people it can hold. C) Dünyanın çeşili bölgelerindeki milli parklara sadece, vahşi doğayı korumak için çalışan bilim adamları girebiliyor. D) I'm glad that you're considering buying a car which is suitable for driving long distances and which can fit your entire family in. D) Dünyanın çeşitli yerlerinde, vahşi doğayı korumak amacıyla,yalnızca bilim adamlarının girebildiği milli parklar oluşturulmuştur. E) If you plan to drive your entire family a long distance, make sure you choose a suitable car for the trip. E) Vahşi doğayı korumak amacıyla,dünyanın çeşitli yerlerindeki pek çok milli park, resmi olarak sadece bilim adamlarını kabul eder. King Charles II survived a narrow escape from Cromwell's men by hiding in an oak tree. A) 53. King Charles II concealed himself in an oak tree, and thus narrowly avoided being caught by Cromwell's men. Toplantı boyunca hiçbir öneri sunmayınca projede yer almak istemediği anlaşıldı. B) Toplantı boyunca hiç öneri getirmeyerek, projede yer alma konusunda isteksiz olduğunu belli etmeye çalıştı. Cromwell's men found King Charles II sitting in a large oak tree. C) King Charles II would have been found if he hadn't hidden himself in a large oak tree. C) D) The tree is known as the Royal Oak because King Charles II reportedly hid from Cromwell's men in it. Projede yer alma konusunda isteksiz olduğunu belli etmek için toplantı süresince hiç öneri getirmedi. D) E) The escape that King Charles II made from Cromwell's men by hiding in an oak tree was one of many narrow escapes he survived Bu projede yer alma konusunda isteksiz olduğunu toplantı boyunca tüm önerilere karşı çıkarak belli etti. E) Bu projede yer almak istemediği belliydi çünkü toplantı boyunca tüm önerilere karşı çıktı. 54. My son's favourite subject at school is history, but he is considering studying medicine or engineering at university. A) B) C) D) E) 52. A) B) 51.- 60. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 51. By not bringing forth any suggestions throughout the meeting, he tried to make it obvious that he was unwilling to take part in the project. A) Oğlum okulda en çok tarih dersini seviyorsa da üniversitede tıp ya da mühendislik okumak istiyor. Neyse ki sürücü, araba bariyerleri aşıp yamaçtan aşağı doğru yuvarlanmadan önce kendini dışarı atabildi. B) Oğlumun okulda en başarılı olduğu ders tarih ama o, üniversitede tıp ya da mühendislik okumayı tercih ediyor. Araba bariyerlere çarpıp yamaçtan aşağıya yuvarlandı ama neyse ki sürücü daha önceden kendini dışarı atmıştı. C) Tarih, okulda oğlumun en çok beğendiği ders olmasına rağmen üniversitede seçmeyi düşündüğü alan tıp veya mühendislik. Araba bariyerlere çarpınca kendini dışarı atabildiği ve yamaçtan aşağıya yuvarlanmadığı için sürücu çok şanslıydı. D) Oğlumun okulda en çok sevdiği ders tarih ama o, üniversitede tıp ya da mühendislik okumayı düşünüyor. İyi ki sürücü, araba bariyerlere çarpınca kedini dışarı attı çünkü daha sonra araba yamaçtan aşağıya yuvarlandı. E) Büyük bir şans eseri, arabanın,yamaçtan aşağıya yuvarlanmadan önce bariyerlere çarpmasıyla sürücü dışarıya fırladı. Oğlumun okulda en çok ilgisini çeken ders tarihti ama o, üniversite için tercihlerini tıp ve mühendislik alanlarında yaptı. 55. In an effort to preserve the wilderness, many of the national parks in various part of the world officially admit only scientists. A) Fortunately, the driver was able to throw himself out before the car went over the barriers and rolled down the slope. The "Sherlock Holmes" stories by Arthur Conan Doyle were first serialized in the Strand magazine before appering in book form. A) Vahşi doğanın korunması için kurulmuş olan milli parklara, dünyanın bir çok yerinde resmi olarak sadece bilim adamları kabul edilmektedir. 191 Kitap biçiminde yayınlanmadan önce dizi halinde ilk kez Strand dergisinde çıkan "Sherlock Holmes" hikayelerini Arthur Conan Doyle yazmıştır. www.kpds.org B) Arthur Conan Doyle'nin "Sherlock Holmes" hikayeleri, ilk kez Strand dergisinde dizi halinde yayınlandıktan sonra kitaba dönüştürülmüştür. C) "Sherlock Holmes" un yazarı Arthur Conan Doyle, hikayelerini önce dizi biçiminde Strand dergisinde yayınlamış, sonra kitap halinde çıkarmıştır. D) "Sherlock Holmes" hikayelerini önce Strand dergisinde dizi biçiminde yayınlatan Arthur Conan Doyle, daha sonra onları bir kitapta toplamıştır. E) Arthur Conan Doyle'nin "Sherlock Holmes" hikayeleri, kitap biçiminde çıkmadan önce ilk kez Strand dergisinde dizi halinde yayınlanmıştır. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 3 59. 56. 57. Whether we can move into a larger house or not depends on my father's finding a better–paid job. A) Babam yüksek maaşlı bir iş bulabilirse hemen daha büyük bir eve taşınacağız. B) Büyük bir eve taşınıp taşınmayacağımız babamın yeni işinde alacağı maaş kesinleşince belli olacak. C) Daha büyük bir eve taşınıp taşınmayacağımız babamın daha iyi maaşlı bir iş bulmasına bağlı. D) Babam maaşı daha iyi olan bir iş bulduğuna göre artık daha büyük bir eve taşınabiliriz. E) Babamın bu işte alacağı yüksek maaşa dayanarak daha büyük bir ev bulup taşınmayı düşünüyoruz. Benim düşüncemi sorarsanız, bir tura katılmak yerine kendi zevkinize göre tatil yapınız. D) Bana göre, tatile turla değil de kendi başınıza gitmeniz çok daha eğlenceli olabilir. E) Bence bir tura katılacağınıza kendi başınıza tatil yaparak daha çok eğlenirsiniz. They spent so much money on the decoration of the house that, in the end, they had no money left to go on holiday. A) Evin dekorasyonuna bu kadar çok para harcamasalardı, tatile gitmek için biraz paraları olurdu. B) O kadar çok parayı evin dekorasyonuna harcamak yerine birazını tatil için ayırabilirlerdi. C) Evin dekorasyonuna o kadar çok para harcadılar ki sonunda tatile gitmek için hiç paraları kalmadı. D) Sonunda tatile gitmekten vazgeçip paranın tümünü evin dekorasyonuna harcamayı tercih ettiler. E) Evin dekorasyonuna o kadar çok para harcayınca sonunda tatile gitmek için hiç para kalmayacağı belliydi. Sight is a rapidly occurring process resulting from a continuous interaction between the eye, the nervous system and the brain. A) B) Sinir sistemi ve beyin arasındaki hızlı ve sürekli etkileşimin sonucunda göz, görme işlemini gerçekleştirir. 60. Görme, gözün, sinir sistemi ve beyin arasındaki sürekli etkileşimin sonucunda çok hızlı gerçekleştirdiği bir işlemdir. C) Görme işleminin çok hızlı gerçekleşmesinin nedeni, göz, sinir sistemi ve beyin arasında sürekli bir etkileşim olmasıdır. D) Görme göz, sinir sistemi ve beyin arasında sürekli bir etkileşim sonucu çok hızlı gerçekleşen bir işlemdir. E) 58. C) Görme işlemi, göz, sinir sistemi ve beyin arasındaki etkileşimin sürekliliği sayesinde gerçekleşmektedir. In my opinion, having your holiday on your own is a lot more enjoyable than joining a package–tour. A) Bence, kendi başınıza tatil yapmak bir tura katılmaktan çok daha eğlencelidir. B) Bana göre, bir tura katılmaktansa kendi başınıza tatil yapmanız size daha çok zevk verecektir. As he lived on his own for many years he is now having difficulty getting use to having someone else in his house. A) Evde bir başkasının varlığına katlanamadığı için yıllardır tek başına yaşıyor. B) Senelerce evinde tek başına yaşadığından şimdi bir başkasının varlığına alışması çok zor. C) Bir başkasının varlığına alışmakta zorlandığı için senelerce evinde tek başına yaşamıştı. D) Uzun yıllar yalnız yaşamaya alıştığı için şimdi evinde bir başkasının varlığı zoruna gidiyor. E) Uzun yıllar yalnız yaşadığı için şimdi evinde bir başkasının varlığına alışmakta zorlanıyor. 61.- 70. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 61. 192 Meslek seçimi, işin fiziksel gerekliliklerinin kişinin fiziksel özelliklerine uygunluğu konusunda, gerçekçi bir tavırla yapılmalıdır. www.kpds.org 62. 63. A) If you are choosing an active vocation, bear in mind, realistically, the physical fitness required in relation to your own. B) Choosing a vocation should be done with a realistic attitude toward its physical demands in relation to one's own physical attributes. C) It's unrealistic to choose a physically demanding vocation if you aren't physically strong yourself. D) In order to help you decide on a suitable vocation, it's useful to compare its physical demands with your level of fitness. E) Only those who, realistically, consider themselves physically fit enough to cope with the demands of this vocation should choose to follow it. İskoçların milli kahramanı William Wallace,ülkesini İngiltere'nin boyunduruğundan kurtaramadı ama mücadeleyi sürdürmeleri konusunda başkalarına esin kaynağı oldu. A) William Wallace, who tried but failed to free his country from English oppression, inspired many others and became a national hero in Scotland. B) William Wallace, a Scottish hero who was defeated by the English, inspired many of his contemporaries to continue to resist English rule. C) The Scots' national hero William Wallace failed to free his country from the yoke of England, but he inspired others to carry on the struggle. D) After the Scots' national hero William Wallace was defeated, those whom he had inspired carried on the struggle to free their country from the yoke of England. E) The struggle of the Scottish people to free themselves from the yoke of England was inspired by their national hero William Wallace. 65. B) It took them several hours before they had rescued all the passengers stranded in the snow. C) In just a few hours, all the passengers were safe, having been dug out of the snow by a rescue team. D) They managed to rescue all the passengers stranded in the snow in a few hours. E) It took a few hours for the rescue team to reach the spot where all the passengers were trapped in the snow. Yöneticinin yüksek standart konusundaki ısrarı, çalışanların mükemmel bir iş çıkarmasıyla sonuçlandı. A) The manager's insistence on high standards resulted in employees producing excellent work. B) The excellent work by the employees met the high standards which the manager insisted on. C) The manager insisted on high standards so that the work his employees. D) If the manager had insisted on higher standards, the employees' work would have produced better results. E) The manager insisted that his employees should produce work which met his high standard of excellence. Afrika, mineraller ve diğer ham maddeler bakımından zengin olmasına karşın, çoğu insan için tarım hayatın ekonomik temeli olmaya devam etmektedir. A) Despite attempts to utilise Africa's wealth of minerals and raw materials, most Africans still earn a living farming the land. B) Agriculture forms the basis of life for most African people although some African countries have large mineral deposits and ample supply of raw materials. C) D) E) 64. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 3 66. Africa is rich in minerals and has no shortage of raw materials, yet its economy has failed to move away from an agricultural one. Most Africans make a living through agriculture of some kind because Africa lacks any abundance of minerals and is short of raw materials. Even though Africa is rich in minerals and other raw materials, agriculture continues to be the economic base of life for most people. Karda mahsur kalan yolcuların tümünü birkaç saat içinde kurtarmayı başardılar. A) 67. The rescue operation to free all the passengers from where they were stranded in the snow lasted a few hours. 193 Saatimi onarmak için istedikleri edilmeyecek kadar yüksekti. fiyat, kabul A) I asked for the price in case the charge for mending my watch was too high. B) The charge they asked for mending my watch was too high to accept. C) They overcharged me for mending my watch, which, of course, I didn't accept. D) I couldn’t agree to them mending my watch as they wanted to charge too much. E) It cost a lot to have my watch repaired, but I had no alternative but to accept the charges. Malikanenin fiyatı ilk anda oldukça makul görünüyor ama restorasyon giderlerini düşündüğümüzde hiç de öyle değil. www.kpds.org 68. A) The price of the mansion was quite reasonable, but at first sight, we found the cost of restoration surprisingly high. B) The cost of the mansion sounds quite reasonable at first , but it isn't so at all when we consider the restoration expenses. GERUND & INFINITIVES PART II SET 3 69. Kalp sorunu olanların koşmaları tavsiye edilmiyor ama düzenli yürüyüş yapmaları şart. A) Too much walking or running is not advisable if the person suffers from a heart condition. B) Walking regularly is actually better than running for those who have heart problems. C) The mansion sounds quite reasonably priced, but it may not be so when the restoration expenses are considered. C) D) It's not the cost of the mansion but the considerable restoration expenses that make the mansion unreasonably priced. For the sufferers of heart problems, getting some exercise by running, or even better, walking regularly is essential. D) E) The mansion itself doesn't cost that much, but the final cost including the considerable restoration expenses is high. Running is not always the best exercise for those who have heart conditions, but an acceptable alternative is walking regularly. E) Running is not advisable for those who have heart problems, but it is essential for them to have regular walks. Bahçe işiyle ilgilenmek babamın, yoğun bir iş gününden sonra en iyi rahatlama yöntemidir. A) B) C) 70. My father deals with some of the jobs in the garden and finds it relaxing after a hard day's work. Fiyatlardaki son artışlardan bu yana bazı insanlar, en gerekli şeylerin dışında hiçbir şey alamaz oldular. A) My father prefers doing the gardening, which he does in the evening after work, to his stressful job. Some people haven't even been able to afford the most essential things since the recent rise in prices. B) According to my father, tackling jobs in the garden is a great way to relax after a hard stressful day at the office. Because of continually rising prices, more and more people are unable to buy anything apart from the most essential items. C) Since the recent rise in prices, some people have been unable to buy anything but the most essential things. D) Since the last price rise, only some people have been able to buy anything other than life's essential commodities. E) It is becoming more and more difficult to afford everything necessary in life with prices that are rising all the time. D) Dealing with the gardening is my father’s best way of relaxing after a hard day's work. E) The best way of relaxing after a hard day's work is to tackle a job in the garden, which my father does very often 194 www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 1 ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I 7. SET 1 1. 2. 3. It's amazing how hourglasses, which use slowly flowing sand to measure time, are ---- electric devices. A) accurately enough B) so accurate that C) too accurately D) as accurate as E) more accurately than I think it's a good idea on the first day of your visit for us to go on a Bosphorus cruise because it will be ---- tiring for you ---- sightseeing. A) less / than B) such a / that D) so / that E) too / as B) too D) more 5. 9. C) the most B) Such D) Much E) Too C) More ---- you practise the language, ---- you'll become at speaking it. A) So much / as good B) The most / the best C) Such a lot / so well D) The more / the better E) Too much / good enough King Charles's restaurant is ---- place to dine at that customers need to book a table at least a week in advance. A) so popular B) such a popular C) a more popular D) as popular as E) too popular E) such He practised ---- for hours that his mother had to pull him away from his trumpet for dinner. A) such an enthusiastic B) so enthusiastically C) enthusiastically enough D) the most enthusiastic E) more enthusiastic 10. lt is ---- to walk to the ferry terminal from here? There is ---- traffic that we will probably get there quicker if we walk. A) far enough / more B) so far / as much C) farthest / the most D) farther / lots of E) too far / so much Students study ---- if they take a break approximately every hour because they come back with refreshed minds. A) less efficient B) so efficiently as C) more efficiently D) the most efficient 11. E) efficient enough 6. A) The most C) more / so His team had ---- a disastrous season that they will play in a lower division next year. A) so 4. 8. ---- important 20th–century development, for automation and for robots in particular, was the invention of the computer. less confidently / than B) the most confident / that C) as confidently / as D) so confidently / that E) too confident / as A) too firm B) as firm as C) firmly enough D) such a firm E) the most firmly Because she becomes nervous when she is talking to her teachers, she doesn't speak English ---- with them ---- with her friends. A) The sales manager spoke to us ---- to make us realise how important it was not to keep the customers waiting. 12. 195 The group research project was ---- assignment of the year. A) so challenging B) too challenging C) the more challenging D) the most challenging E) challenging enough www.kpds.org 13. 14. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 1 Peter may not be ---- talented as his brother, but he is definitely ---- dedicated. 17. B) as D) much E) too C) such naturally enough / so B) so natural / the most C) as naturally / more D) too natural / too The film starred some famous comedy stars, but it wasn't ---- we had expected. E) such a natural / as A) so funny that B) funnier D) too funny E) as funny as 18. lf he had taken his job ---- to please his superiors, he might have been promoted. C) too serious 19. D) more serious E) the most seriously James appeared ---- the other speakers because he was accustomed to making speeches. A) as nervously as B) less nervous than C) so nervous that D) nervously enough E) so nervous as 16. A) so A) A) seriously enough B) so serious 15. lstanbul is ---- colder in winter than l had imagined. 20. l can see that you are amply qualified to work here, but unfortunately we are not ---- to justify employing additional staff at the moment. A) so busily as B) busy enough D) the busiest E) too busy for C) busier than 196 C) funny enough l've never been ---- in my life. lt took me quite a while before l could see the funny side of the situation. A) as embarrassing as B) so embarrassed C) the more embarrassing D) the most embarrassed E) embarrassed enough Most jokes are ---- culturally specific to be understood by foreigners; moreover, often when they are translated ---- of the humour gets lost in the process. A) too / most B) such / a little D) as / less E) the most / too much C) more / few www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 2 7. SET 2 1.–60. sorularda, cümlede bırakılan boşluğa uygun düşen kelime ya da ifadeyi bulunuz. 1. 8. He wasn't ---- as upset by her breaking off the engagement as his friends had feared. A) nearer B) nearest D) so near E) as near C) nearly 9. 2. 3. 4. 5. ---- we start organising the event, ---- prepared we will be on the day. A) As early / as well B) So early / the best C) Early enough / so good D) Too early / so well E) The earlier / the better 10. With an area of 1,540,680 square kilometres, Quebec is ---- Alaska and twice ---- Texas. A) such a / that B) so / that D) enough / for E) more / than A) well B) bitterly D) nearly E) almost A) enough B) too D) so E) more A) more intensely / than B) such intensely / as C) as intensely / as so intensely / that intensely enough / that B) so large as / the biggest E) C) too large / bigger than D) the largest / so big E) larger than / as big as A) most B) a lot D) more E) enough C) so 12. Would you mind if l opened the window? lt's ---- in here ---- my eyes are watering. 13. B) the smokiest / that Because she has missed so many of the practice sessions, of all the players, she has ---- chance of being picked for the team. A) so few B) so little D) fewer E) the least A) too old B) the oldest D) old enough E) older than C) so old Because of its location the skin is perhaps ---- to disease ---- any other body organ. A) more susceptible / than D) smoky enough / for B) so susceptible / that E) smokier / than C) too susceptible / for 14. C) much less Even if you are ---- to decide for yourself, you should listen to your elders for different opinions. C) as smoky / as Your performance today was ---- better than the last time, but you'll have to do ---- more practice if you want to be ready to play to an audience by the end of the month. C) the most He was ---- jealous of his brother's success ---- he changed the subject any time anybody mentioned it. so large that / big enough lf l were you, l would take two aspirins and go to bed. l hope that you'll feel ---- better in the morning. C) properly This dress is ---- badly made to be worth twenty – five million liras. A) 11. C) as / as She was ---- disappointed that she didn't qualify for the finals. D) A) so smoky / that 6. The house is in ---- mess ---- it will take us all weekend to clean it. D) the most susceptible / that E) such susceptible / as A) scarcely / less B) more / some This interesting bird, the woodpecker, is found in --- wooded areas throughout Europe. C) a little / much D) much / a few A) actually B) merely D) nearly E) densely E) extremely / many 15. 197 C) closely This section of the stadium is reserved ---- for season ticket holders. www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 2 A) comparatively B) approximately D) virtually E) splendidly C) exclusively D) slowly 26. 16. 17. -----, l don't believe the owner's assurances that the chemical factory is perfectly safe. A) Moderately B) Frankly D) Presumably E) Surely C) Barely 27. We recommend that you check your oil -----. At least every 1500 kilometres. A) tactfully B) optionally D) regularly E) hastily C) probably E) rapidly Stop making ---- insulting remarks to everyone all the time. lt's gaining you nothing but dislike. A) so B) much D) as E) such as C) such Because it's a completely new idea, l consider that project ---- to invest any money in. A) such risky B) as risky C) so risky that D) more risky than E) too risky 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Blood poisoning, which usually starts as a complication of an infected wound or burn, causes such symptoms ---- fevers and chills. A) so B) that D) like E) much 28. C) as B) better D) as well E) too good C) the best 29. Are you ---- sure that Jenny can baby–sit for us on Friday? A) absolutely B) roughly D) willingly E) hardly B) the last D) the later E) lastly B) such / more C) many / too much D) less / little ----- 1,320,000 Americans are registered as blind. A) Exceedingly B) Approximately C) Identically D) Gradually E) Increasingly C) widely 30. Muhammed XI was ---- sultan of Granada, Spain, who surrendered Granada to Ferdinand and lsabella of Spain in 1492. A) the latter A) more / enough E) fewer / many Of all the job offers I’ve received, this one is by far ---- paid. A) so good Unless ---- people turn up than we expect, we should have ---- food for everyone. Except for the tiger, the lion is ---- member of the cat family. A) the largest B) so large D) large enough E) such a large C) as large C) the latest 31. I’m not ---- convinced that they're telling the truth. Instead of facing an opposing team, mountain climbers test their skills against the ---- forces of nature, which can be rather dangerous in some cases. A) correctly B) apparently A) precise B) reasonable D) constantly E) deeply D) unpredictable E) accidental C) entirely Of all the novels he has written, his ---- is by far his -----. A) the latest / so good B) lately / well C) latter / better D) latest / best E) last / as good 32. He thought he had found a genuine Monet painting in his loft, but actually it is just a / an ---- copy. A) penniless B) worthless D) priceless E) invaluable B) vigorously Quebec is both ---- and ---- of Canada's ten provinces. A) the older / the larger B) the old / the large C) the oldest / the largest D) so old / so large E) as old / as large C) inestimable 33. l was so tired the day after our hike that l could ---move. A) barely C) inefficient C) gracefully 198 After ---- consideration, we have decided to accept your claim for compensation. A) farther B) further D) the farthest E) far enough C) so far www.kpds.org 34. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 2 People didn't have ---- forms of entertainment in former days ---- we do today. A) so much / than B) so many / that C) too much / for D) as many / as 42. E) the fewest / than 35. 37. A) useless B) significant D) deliberate E) appropriate C) wasteful This bird has ----- beak that it can crack Brazil nuts with ease. A) so powerful B) powerful enough C) more powerful D) too powerful 43. E) such a powerful 36. Long regarded as a / an ---- organ serving no real purpose at all, the human appendix is now thought to be an important part of our immune system. ----- popular of all the tasks on the farm was cleaning the cowsheds because it was dirty backbreaking work. A) The least B) The more D) So much E) Less C) So little When watching television, you should sit ---- from the TV set for the scanning lines on the picture, which cause strain on the eyes, to be invisible. A) so far B) the farthest D) farther E) far enough C) the further 44. One problem with the death penalty is that once a man has been executed, it is ---- to question whether or not he is innocent, should new evidence be found. A) the latest B) so late D) as late E) much later C) too late 45. Fortunately, we remember ---- we perceive; otherwise minds would be a storehouse of miscellaneous, unassorted data. A) so few that B) far less than D) as many as E) so much that C) the most Daylight provides the best illumination for ---activities ---- reading, writing and sewing. A) such / as 38. 39. 40. 41. There is ---- interest in producing an end–of–term play this year that we should probably forget the idea. B) more / that A) far more B) so little D) so much / that D) such a lot E) too much C) rather / than C) as little E) both / and In addition to the normal hiking gear, climbing requires some extra equipment, ---- climbing ropes, ice axes and hammers. A) that B) so much D) rather D) as well 46. C) such as ----- training an occupation requires, ---- likely it is to pay a higher salary. A) So long as / very B) The more / the more C) As much as / so much D) The most / the most E) Too long / as much 47. 48. The film Rainmaker is quite ---- in many ways ---the book of the same name. They don't have for example, the same ending or the same characters. A) similar / to B) the same / as C) rather / than D) identical / with 49. E) different / from 199 He is only an acquaintance of mine, so l don't know him ---- to ask him for help. A) so good B) the best D) better than E) as well C) well enough It is ---- old story ---- the original writer is unknown. A) too / for B) so / as D) such an / that E) rather / than C) more / than I’d really like to visit my parents this weekend, but I’m ---- with a project these days to go anywhere. A) so busily B) as busy D) the busiest E) busier C) too busy There is nothing ---- seeing people push into queues. www.kpds.org 50. 51. 52. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 2 A) so annoying that A) the most widely B) such a wide B) too annoyed for C) much more widely D) so wide that C) the most annoying E) widely enough D) as annoyed as E) more annoying than 58. It wasn't very sensible of him to wear casual clothes on ---- an important occasion. A) so B) too D) such E) most B) vigorously D) restlessly E) closely 59. 54. 55. 56. 57. B) very few D) so much E) the fewest C) too many He behaved ---- l was embarrassed to be with him. A) as rude as B) the most rudely C) so rudely that D) much ruder than E) rude enough for C) roughly 60. l think she is ---- clever to be fooled by their tricks. A) even B) such D) so E) too C) more lf you had adjusted the chain on your bicycle ---- it wouldn't have fallen off while you were riding along. A) urgently B) reluctantly D) considerably E) properly C) exclusively 61. – 70. sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. 61. 53. A) too little C) more After rowing so ---- across the lake, they both collapsed exhausted on the shore. A) calmly l don't know why he is making ---- fuss about this one small problem. He really does make mountains out of molehills. Furnishing a house is so expensive these days ---. Usually lions avoid humans; however, old ones ---to catch game may become man–eaters. A) that couples have to save for months before they can afford it. A) too slow B) so slowly B) D) slowly enough E) such slow even if you bought the most essential items like a bed and a few kitchen gadgets. C) as they haven't saved up enough to be able to get married. C) more slowly Rap musicians are known for their unique use of language and style of dress, and the accessories they wear, ---- gold chains and gangster hats. A) such B) much D) either E) like C) as 62. D) after the price of property went up dramatically E) to allow couples to live away from their parents ----- as the one we did in these hills last year. A) As far as l can remember, this hill is much higher B) This hike doesn't sound as if it will be as strenuous. l don't know exactly how much it costs to hire a car in Istanbul, but, as a / an ---- guide, l can tell you that last year my friend paid forty million liras per week. C) According to my guide book, the route you mentioned is different. D) There is a nice restaurant on the top of the hill A) precise B) steady E) The weather conditions are a lot worse this year D) identical E) variable C) rough 63. l am getting ---- lazy that l take the bus even when I’m only going a couple of stops. A) more B) so D) rather E) too C) such Of all the methods, testing is perhaps ---- used within psychology to assess the individual's intelligence, aptitude, achievement, interests and personality. 200 The more Susanna accomplishes for her new boss at work ----- . A) although she had worked reluctantly for her previous manager B) the higher salary she earned due to the overtime she did C) it hasn't helped her to obtain a promotion though D) as she has always been a conscientious employee www.kpds.org E) 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 2 the greater the work load he gives to her E) A healthy diet is one which includes a wide range of nutrients in it The Latin – American version of the Spanish dance Bolero is similar ---- . A) for an alternative version where the steps are more graceful and delicate B) whereas the original is rather more difficult C) from any other dances originating in this area D) E) 69. This desing seems to be the most suitable -----. A) out of all those we have been shown so far B) than all the others available in the shops around here to the original, but the steps are slower and simpler C) that we should proceed with the production right away enough for amateur dancers to be able to perform it skilfully D) as the other one was a bit out–of–fashion E) just like the others we have already seen Our country's tennis tournament doesn't award enough prize money to the winners -----. A) to the champion of last year's men's singles B) most of them are amateurs from regional tennis clubs C) that the best tennis players refuse to enter the competition D) to attract the most successful tennis players E) than they used to when tennis was a really popular sport 70. -----, we hired our car from them. A) Their cars were not really as good as the other companies B) Because a jeep would have been more suitable for us C) Thinking that we might have difficulty affording one D) They were known to be so unreliable that E) As they offered the most economical rates You must be feeling very tired and sleepy today ----. A) that you'll find it hard to cope with the daily tasks in the office all day B) than you usually do because our neighbours had the television on until four in the morning C) even though you sat in front of the computer all night trying to finish your assignment D) because you went to bed rather later than usual last night E) as l keep hearing a noise like somebody walking around downstairs 71.–80. sorularda verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 71. l think he should have explained the safety procedures more fully ---- . Bütün duyularımız içinde koku alma duyumuz her zaman en güçlüsü ve en içgüdüseli olmuştur. A) Smell, our most powerful sense, has also been the most instinctual of all our senses. B) Our sense of smell has always been the most powerful and the most instinctual of all our senses. C) Among the natural senses that we have, our sense of smell is the strongest and the most instinctual. A) in order not to bore the trainees with lengthy instructions B) because most of the group were complete beginners C) letting inexperienced mountaineers climb a rock – face unsupervised D) D) than the other instructor, who demonstrates it instead of explaining Our most natural sense, smell, has always been more powerful than our other senses. E) E) the more the trainees wanted to learn about the area Being our most instinctive sense, smell has always been stronger than all of our other senses. ----- without reducing the amount of sugar and fat in your diet. A) Do not increase the risk of your developing heart disease B) The consequences of this illness are not so serious C) You can't expect to get any slimmer D) As a qualified doctor, you should take my advice seriously 72. 201 Bu kumaş çok hoş ama etek yapmak için biraz fazla ince. A) Although this material is very pretty, l find it rather thin for making a skirt with. B) This material, though very thin, would make a very attractive skirt. C) This material is very attractive but a little too thin to make a skirt with. D) lf you made a skirt with this fabric, it would be attractive but slightly too thin to wear. www.kpds.org E) 73. our knowledge of hygiene D) Increased knowledge of hygiene has significantly decreased outbreaks of once common diseases such as typhoid, dysentery and cholera. E) Hygienic practices have considerably reduced the number of cases of once prevalent diseases like typhoid, dysentery and cholera. A) Few things are likely to be as annoying as a mosquito waking you up by buzzing in your ear. B) Being awakened by a mosquito flying in your ear is probably one of the most irritating things of all. A) C) There are some but not many things more annoying than having a mosquito wake you up by buzzing in your ear. As looks can be deceiving, it's best not to rely heavily on your first impressions of people. B) l don't think there can be many things as annoying as being awakened by a mosquito flying in your ear. Because looks are sometimes deceptive, first impressions of others are not to be relied upon heavily. C) Few things are probably more irritating than being woken up by a mosquito buzzing in your ear. You'd better not rely too much on your first impressions of people because they may sometimes be misleading. D) You risk being deceived if you really believe your first impressions to be the best method to judge people. E) Looks can be entirely misleading, so don't trust people just depending on your first impressions. E) 75. reduced since improved. This fabric is very decorative, but unfortunately, it's too fine to make a skirt with. Çok az şey kulağınızın dibinde vızıldayıp duran bir sivrisinek tarafından uyandırılmaktan daha sinir bozucudur herhalde. D) 74. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 2 76. Fabrikadaki patlama güvenlik kuralları gözardı edildiği zaman neler olabileceğinin çarpıcı bir örneğini oluşturmaktadır. A) A typical example of what can happen when safety rules are ignored was illustrated by the explosion at the factory. B) 77. Görünüş yanıltıcı olabileceği için insanlarla ilgili ilk izlenimlerinize çok fazla güvenmemek en iyisidir. Öğretmen o kadar katı bir disiplin uyguladı ki çok geçmeden velilerde öğrenciler kadar yakınmaya başladılar. A) The explosion at the factory forms a striking example of what can happen when the safety rules are ignored. Not only the students but also their parents complained when the teacher began to maintain a strict discipline. B) C) The explosion at the factory happened because the safety rules were ignored, which is typical of such cases. The discipline imposed by the teacher was so strict that, in addition to the students, the parents soon started to complain. C) D) Forming a striking example of what happens when safety rules are ignored, the factory exploded. The teacher maintained such a strict discipline that soon the parents as well as the students began to complain. D) E) Attention was drawn to the explosion at the factory as illustrative of what can occur when safety rules are ignored. Because they thought the discipline laid down by the teacher was too strict, the parents of the children soon began to complain. E) Shortly after the children, the parents started to complain about how strict the discipline the teacher was trying to maintain was. 78. Artan temizlik bilgisi, tifo, dizanteri ve kolera gibi bir zamanlar yaygın olan hastalıkların ortaya çıkmasını önemli ölçüde azaltmıştır. A) As our knowledge of hygiene increases, outbreaks of serious, once common diseases including typhoid, dysentery and cholera decreases drastically B) Outbreaks of once prevalent diseases like typhoid, dysentery and cholera have been significantly reduced through scientific knowledge of hygiene. C) Outbreaks of typhoid, dysentery and cholera, which were once common, have drastically been 202 Kış Olimpiyatları sayesinde daha popüler olan kayak, insanları kış tatiline çeken başlıca etmendir. A) The main element of a winter holiday that appeals to people is skiing, which became more popular due to the Winter Olympics. B) Since becoming popular in the Winter Olympics, skiing has attracted more and more people to take winter holidays. C) Skiing, which has become more popular thanks to the Winter Olympics, is the main factor to attract people to winter holidays. D) Winter holidays appeal to those people who like skiing, which has become a lot more popular since it was included in the Winter Olympics. www.kpds.org E) 79. Skiing, a main attraction of winter holidays, has become more popular with people thanks to the Winter Olympics. Bir havaalanı yakın çevrede oturanları uçak gürültüsünden mümkün olduğu kadar koruyacak şekilde planlanmalıdır. A) B) C) D) E) 80. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 2 82. lf possible, an airport should be built in such a manner that the residents in nearby areas are kept free from airplane noise. Eski uygarlıkların pek çoğunda astronomi güvenilir takvimlerin yapılmasını mümkün kılacak kadar gelişmişti. E) Pek çok eski uygarlık gelişmiş astronomi bilgisi sayesinde son derece güvenilir takvimler üretmiştir. Perhaps the most important result of the American Civil War was the emancipation of nearly 4 million Southern slaves. A) Methods to protect local residents as far as possible from the noise of airplanes should be included in the plans for the airport. Yaklaşık dört milyon Güneyli kölenin serbest bırakılması, Amerikan İç Savaşı'nın en önemli nedenlerinden biridir. B) The plans for an airport should include methods for protecting, whenever possible, those living close to it from airplane noise pollution. Amerikan İç Savaşı sonunda, sayıları neredeyse dört milyonu bulan Güneyli köleler özgürlüklerine kavuşmuşlardır. C) An airport should be planned in a way that residents of nearby areas are protected as much as possible from airplane noise. Amerikan İç Savaşı'nın belki de en önemli sonucu, yaklaşık dört milyon Güneyli kölenin özgür bırakılmasıydı. D) Protecting the local residents from air traffic noise should be one of the main considerations when an airport is planned. Dört milyon civarında Güneyli kölenin serbest bırakılması, belki de Amerikan İç Savaşı'nın en önemli sonucu olarak kabul edilebilir. E) Amerikan İç Savaşı'nın belki de en belirgin özelliği dört milyonun üzerinde Güneyli kölenin özgürlük uğruna bu savaşta yer almasıdır. Bir buz dağının suyun altında kalan bölümü suyun üstünde kalan bölümünün yaklaşık yedi katı büyüklüğündedir. A) The part of an iceberg below water is approximately seventy percent larger than the part above. B) Only about one seventh of an iceberg is above water, the remaining part being below. C) The part of an iceberg hidden under water is seven times larger than the part above. D) Some of an iceberg, about one seventh, is above the surface of the water, while the larger part is below. E) The part of an iceberg below water is about seven times as large as the part above. 83. 84. 81. – 90. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 81. D) ln many of the early civilizations, astronomy was advanced enough to enable the developing of reliable calendars. Many critics regard Henry Moore as the greatest sculptor of the 20th century. A) Henry Moore 20. yüzyılın en büyük heykeltraşı olarak kabul edilse de pek çok kişi tarafından eleştirilmektedir. B) Pek çok eleştirmen Henry Moore'u 20. yüzyılın en büyük heykeltraşı olarak kabul etmektedir. C) Henry Moore'un 20. yüzyılın en büyük heykeltraşı olduğunu pek çok eleştirmen kabul etmektedir. D) Pek çok eleştirmence Henry Moore, 20. yüzyılın en büyük heykeltraşlarından biri olarak düşünülmektedir. E) Henry Moore'un 20. yüzyılın en büyük heykeltraşı olduğu biçimde lanse edilmesi eleştirilere yol açmaktadır. The amount of annual rainfall monsoon forests receive, distributed unevenly throughout the year, is quite high. A) Yükseltilerinin fazla olması nedeniyle muson ormanları, düzensiz de olsa, yıl boyu çok miktarda yağış almaktadır. B) A) İlk uygarlıkların çoğu, daha güvenilir takvimler yapabilmek için astronomi bilgilerini geliştirmeye çalışmışlardır. Muson ormanlarının oldukça yüksek olan yıllık yağış miktarı tüm yıla düzenli olarak dağılmamaktadır. C) B) Pek çok eski uygarlıkta astronominin gelmiş olduğu düzey ancak oldukça güvenilir takvimlerin geliştirilebilmesini sağlamıştır. Yıllık yağış miktarı çok yüksek olduğu halde muson ormanlarının yıl boyu aldığı yağışlar çok düzensizdir. D) C) İlk uygarlıklarda astronomi o kadar gelişmişti ki bu sayede pek çok güvenilir takvim geliştirilmişti. Muson ormanlarının, bütün bir yıla düzensiz bir şekilde dağılmış olarak aldığı yıllık yağış miktarı oldukça yüksektir. 203 www.kpds.org E) 85. E) 88. Sürücü ayağını pedala yerleştirince bacağı tamamen gerildiğine göre, demek ki bisikletin selesinin yüksekliği çok uygun. ln general, the female lion is more slender and about thirty centimetres shorter than the male. A) Penicilin ve streptomycin zararlı bakterilere karşı en çok kullanılan antibiyotiklerdir. A) Dişi aslan erkek aslandan daha incedir ve boyu da ondan otuz santim daha kısadır. B) Penicilin ve streptomycin gibi antibiyotikler zararlı bakterilere karşı mücadelede çok etkilidirler. B) C) Antibiyotikler içerisinde penicilin ve streptomycin zararlı bakterilere karşı en etkili olanlardır. Genellikle daha ince görünümlü olan dişi aslan boy bakımından da erkek aslandan otuz santim kadar kısadır. C) Penicilin ve streptomycin gibi, zararlı bakterilere karşı mücadelede çok etkili olan antibiyotikler vardır. Dişi aslan erkek aslandan sadece inceliği bakımından değil, otuz santim daha kısa olmasıyla da farklılık gösterir. D) Hem inceliği hem de otuz santim kadar kısa olan boyuyla, dişi aslan genel olarak erkek aslandan ayrılır. E) Genel olarak dişi aslan erkek aslandan daha ince ve otuz santim kadar da kısadır. E) Zararlı bakterilere karşı en etkin mücadele penicilin ve streptomycin ile sürdürülmektedir. Whether their sales volumes are big or small, all real estate agents do almost the same job in the end. 89. With a growth rate at about three percent per year, Africa is the fastest–growing part of the world in terms of population. A) Emlakçılar birbirlerinden farklı olarak az ya da çok satış yaparlar ama sonuçta yaptıkları iş aynıdır. A) Yıllık yaklaşık yüzde üçlük büyüme hızıyla Afrika nüfus bakımından dünyanın en hızlı büyüyen bölgesidir. B) Bütün emlakçıları sonuçta aynı kılan az ya da çok satış yapmaları değil, aynı işi yapıyor olmalarıdır. B) Nüfus bakımından dünyanın en hızlı büyüyen bölgesi olan Afrika'nın yıllık büyüme hızı ortalama yüzde üçtür. C) Satış hacimleri büyük de olsa küçük de, sonunda bütün emlakçılar hemen hemen aynı işi yaparlar. C) D) Yaptıkları satışların hacminin büyük ya da küçük olması, sonunda bütün emlakçıların aynı işi yaptığı gerçeğini değiştirmez. Dünyanın nüfusu en hızlı büyüyen bölgelerinden biri olan Afrika'nın yıllık büyüme hızı yüzde üçlerin üzerindedir. D) Satış hacmi bakımından büyük değişiklik göstermelerine rağmen yaptıkları iş bakımından bütün emlakçılar aynıdır. Yıllık yüzde üçlük oranıyla dünyanın en hızlı büyüyen bölgesi ünvanına sahip Afrika'da nüfus hızla artmaktadır. E) Afrika'nın nüfus bakımından yıllık büyüme hızı yüzde üç civarındadır ve bu oranla kıta, dünyanın en hızlı büyüyen bölgesi durumundadır. E) 87. Muson ormanlarının tüm yıla dağılmış olarak fazla miktarda yağış almaları, yükseltilerinin fazla oluşundan kaynaklanmaktadır. Such antibiotics as penicillin and streptomycin are very effective in the fight against harmful bacteria. D) 86. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 2 90. lf the rider's leg is fully stretched when he's placed his foot on the pedal, it means that the bike's seat is at a very suitable height. A) Sürücü ayağını pedala yerleştirdiğinde bacağı tamamen gergin duruyorsa, bisikletin selesi çok uygun bir yükseklikte demektir. B) Bisikletin selesi, sürücünün ayağı pedaldayken bacağın tamamen gergin olmasını sağlayacak kadar yüksek olmalıdır. C) Bisikletin selesi için en uygun yükseklik, ayağını pedala yerleştirdiğinde sürücünün bacağının gergin durmasını sağlayandır. D) Bisikletinin selesinin uygun bir yükseklikte olup olmadığını anlamak için sürücü ayağını pedala yerleştirip bacağının ne kadar gergin durduğuna bakmalıdır. 204 Quality control is an essential part of production and is needed at every stage of manufacture. A) Kaliteli üretim yapılabilmesi için üretimin her aşamasında kalite kontrolü şarttır. B) Kalite kontrol üretimin çok önemli bir parçasıdır ve üretimin her aşamasında yapılması gerekir. C) Üretimin en önemli parçalarından biri olan kalite kontrol, üretimin her aşamasında yapılmalıdır. D) Üretimin her aşamasında kalite kontrolü yapıldığı takdirde daha kaliteli ürünler elde edilecektir. E) Üretimde kaliteyi arttırmanın en önemli yolu, üretimin her aşamasında kalite kontrolü yapmaktır. www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 2 91. – 105. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 91. The polar explorer's worst enemy is not cold, as most people believe, but wind. A) It’s already known by many people that wind, as well as cold, is a great threat to the polar explorer. B) Cold and wind are among the worst enemies of the polar explorer, as is expected by many. C) As one can guess, when coupled with cold, wind is the worst thing the polar explorer is faced with. D) Contrary to what most people think, wind poses a greater threat to the polar explorer than does cold. E) 92. 93. 94. 95. Many people are not aware that wind is equally dangerous for the polar explorer as cold. We had incorrectly assumed that their school hall would have a piano. A) They had falsely assured us that there was a piano in the school hall. B) We didn't know that we would have to bring our own piano to the concert. C) They should have explained fully what equipment was available at the school. D) We found it unbelievable that a music school didn't own a piano. E) We had expected their school hall to have piano, but it didn't. 96. I’m not sure l can arrange real flowers as attractively as l can dried ones. A) In my experience, arranging dried flowers as prettily as real flowers is certainly more difficult. B) I’m uncertain which looks more attractive, dried flower arrangements or fresh flowers? C) l can make pretty dried flower arrangements, but I’m uncertain whether or not l can do the same with fresh flowers. D) Making flower arrangements with real flowers is more difficult than with dried flowers, so l don't know if l can do it. E) I’m certain that dried flower arrangements look more attractive than arrangements of fresh flowers. A tangerine is different from an orange in that it is smaller and has a looser skin, which you can peel easily. l am puzzled how we could have been so absent– minded as to forget to invite Peter to the party. A) Despite having many similarities, a tangerine is not identical to an orange. A) We are not in the habit of forgetting to invite people to our parties, so l don't know what happened in the case of Peter. B) What makes an orange different from a tangerine is its tighter, harder–to–peel, skin and larger size. B) lf you weren't so absent–minded, you would have reminded me to invite Peter to the party. C) An orange is quite similar to a tangerine, which has easy–to–peel skin and is very small in size. C) The fact that we were forgetful enough not to remember to invite Peter to the party amazes me. D) Almost identical to a tangerine, an orange appears to be quite a large fruit with skin that is troublesome to peel. D) l am very worried about the fact that Peter was really upset at not being invited to the party. E) In addition to tasting different from oranges, tangerines also differ from them in their size and their skin. E) We are so forgetful that we even forgot to invite Peter to our party, which was not usual. 97. It will be such a disappointment for them that the swimming–pool at the hotel doesn't open until June. A) The hotel swimming–pool doesn't open before June, which they will find very disappointing. B) When they find out that the swimming–pool doesn't open until June they will cancel their booking with that hotel. C) lt is so unkind of the hotel staff not to open the swimming–pool for them before June. D) They found out, to their disappointment that the hotel swimming–pool wouldn't open until June. E) They are very disappointed as they've just found out that the hotel swimming–pool won't open before June. 205 Glancing at the flowers, which had been given her by her colleagues, she felt unhappy about leaving the company where she had worked so contentedly. A) Whenever she looked at the flowers her colleagues had given her, she was so sad and so unhappy that she wished she were still working there. B) She grew sad at leaving the company where she had been happily employed when she looked at the flowers that she had received from her colleagues. C) She had worked there so happily that she was very unhappy to have left them and couldn't bear to look at the flowers her colleagues had bought her. www.kpds.org 98. D) She had worked there very happily and was upset to be leaving, so she took them some flowers as a gift some time after she had left. E) Looking at the flowers they had bought her was a painful experience because it reminded her of unhappy times at work. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 2 101. Successfully completing such an enormous project as this one was very satisfying for everybody in the team. He knew that the number of staff needed to be reduced because of the economic crisis, but his compassion prevented him from doing so. B) He didn't have sufficient employees, so he kindly helped people by giving them jobs at his company during the economic crisis. C) He was compassionate enough to help his workers find new jobs when he had to make some of them redundant due to the economic crisis. Everybody congratulated the team on completing an immense project like this one successfully. B) Such an immense task as this one could only be finished satisfactorily with the hard work of every member of the team. D) He assisted his staff to find different jobs because he would have liked to have fewer employees. C) Everybody was satisfied with the team's success when they managed to finish this huge project. E) D) The whole team was very satisfied to have finished so huge a project as this one successfully. He should have shown more kindness and supported people who had worked for the company when he decided to reduce the workforce. E) Everybody was pleased with the way that the team managed to handle this complex task satisfactorily. Understandably, he would like to think it over a bit longer, especially as it is so expensive. A) Thinking this over carefully is very important, chiefly because the item is overpriced. B) lt is going to cost a lot more, which is understandable, so he needs more time to think about it. C) l am not surprised that he wants a little more time to consider it, particularly because it is so dear. D) lt understandably took him quite a while to come to a decision as the item was so dear. E) Had it been more costly, he would have certainly liked more time to consider it. 103. 100. A) A) 102. 99. The economic crisis forced him to cut down the number of staff, but he was too compassionate to leave his workers unaided in finding new employment. The sightseeing was rather more exhausting than l had thought it would be, but we had a really enjoyable day. As the economic situation gets worse, it gets harder and harder for university graduates to find appropriate jobs. A) The worse the economic situation gets, the more difficult it becomes for university graduates to get suitable employment. B) ln this economic situation, even those who have had university education may have difficulty finding their ideal jobs. C) The economy is too unstable for all university graduates to find decent jobs. D) Finding well paid employment in this period of uncertainty is extremely difficult, especially for university graduates. E) Unless the economic situation improves, fewer and fewer university graduates will be able to find good jobs in the future. l think the stew might taste better if you add a little more salt to it. A) The more salt you add to this stew, the better l believe it will taste. A) Despite the fact that we got exhausted seeing all the sights, we all enjoyed the day immensely. B) lf you wish, you can add a little salt to the stew to obtain a saltier flavour. B) lf the sightseeing hadn't been so tiring, the day would have been more enjoyable than it was. C) lf you hadn't put so much salt in the stew while cooking, l believe it would have a better flavour. C) l would rather not have gone on the sightseeing because we returned home all exhausted. D) In my opinion, adding a little more salt will probably improve the flavour of the stew. D) l expected the sightseeing to be extremely tiring, but it wasn't, so we had a really good time. E) I’m sure what this stew lacks is a little more salt, then it will taste wonderful. E) Although visiting the sights proved to be considerably more tiring than l had expected, the day was very enjoyable. 104. 206 None of us believed such a ridiculous story as his, but it turned out to be true. www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART I SET 2 A) Because he told the story so ridiculously, nobody thought it was true, although it was. B) He told his story in such a ridiculous way that you wouldn't think it was credible even though it was based on reality. A) Istanbul is such a busy city that you can only escape the traffic and crowds if you get away from the centres. C) Whether he was actually telling the truth or not didn't become clear until after he had told us the whole story. B) It’s hard to find quiet places in Istanbul because there are so many cars and people there. D) He was known to make up stories, so none of us believed him even when he was telling the truth. C) Although it is a crowded city, Istanbul has a few areas that are free from traffic or people. E) His story was too ridiculous for any of us to believe; however, later it was discovered to be the truth. D) lf you want to avoid the traffic and people in Istanbul, you must go somewhere away from the city. E) Wherever you go in Istanbul, it's almost impossible to escape from the traffic and crowds. 105. 207 There is hardly anywhere in Istanbul where one can go to get away from the traffic and crowds. www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 1 ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS PART II 8. SET 1 He wasn’t ----- studious student in the class, but he worked ----- to pass the final examinations. A) the most / hard enough B) such / harder than 1. I’ve had a full day’s rest now and I feel much -----; at least ----- enough to be able to get out of bed. A) the worst / worse C) more / so hard that D) as much as / hardly B) better / well C) best / better E) too much / too hard D) good / so well E) worse / as good 9. 2. There is nothing ----- a slight breeze on a hot, sunny day. A) refreshing enough B) as refreshed as C) more refreshing than D) so refreshing that 10. E) the most refreshed 3. A) so tiring that B) the most tired D) too tired E) as tiring as C) so tired as The spot where Vicki’s new house is located is ----one that all her friends and relatives want to visit her. The survey confirmed that house prices are ----higher in the South than in the North. A) the most picturesque B) more picturesque than C) as picturesque as D) so picturesque that A) so B) more E) such a picturesque D) as E) much C) most 11. 4. After we had been shopping, Alice and May went bowling, but I was ----- to join them. There is ----- a shortage of qualified teachers in England ----- the government is paying students to train in teaching. A) such / that B) so / as D) too / than E) as / that The amazing thing about oltu stone is that ----- you keep it, ----- it gets. A) so long / so shiny B) the long / the shiny C) more / than C) the longest / the shiniest D) the longer / the shinier 5. 6. E) as long / as shiny My father treasures the gold watch that he was given ----- a retirement present. A) like B) as D) so E) too C) such as Some of the delegates were ----- with Chairman’s speech ----- they walked out. 12. the For me, ----- aspect of the conference was the decision to concentrate on environmental issues. A) as encouraging B) so encouraged as C) more encouraged D) the most encouraging E) such an encouraged A) too disappointed / that B) more disappointing / than 13. C) so disappointed / that D) so disappointing / than E) as disappointed / as My father plays golf just for fun, although sometimes he plays ----- some professionals. A) so skilful that B) as skilfully as C) more skillfully D) the most skilful E) skilfully enough 7. Without the heavy make-up she wears, she looks ---- in real life ----- she does on television. A) young / so B) as young / that C) younger / than D) the youngest / as 14. E) so young / that 208 She couldn’t believe that her son had behaved ----to be disciplined by the teacher. A) as bad as B) worse than C) the worst D) so badly that E) badly enough www.kpds.org 15. 16. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 1 The courts dealt with the farmer who had shot the thief ----- tolerantly ----- most people considered appropriate. A) more / as B) so / as D) less / than E) too / that 18. C) the most / than A) well enough / like B) so well that / so C) as well as / such D) better than / that E) the best / as Because it all happened -----, he couldn’t give the officer an accurate description of his attackers. 19. A) so suddenly I felt ----- ill yesterday to get out of bed, but I’m feeling ----- better today. A) as / much B) as sudden B) so / that C) too sudden C) more / so D) as suddenly D) enough / more E) the most sudden 17. He is feeling ----- can be expected after ----- a major operation. E) too / a lot The people have ----- distrust of the government in this African nation that few residents expect the elections to be fair. A) so B) such D) like E) much 20. C) as This material is ----- to be stitched together on a sewing machine. A) too delicate B) as delicately as C) so delicate that D) delicately enough E) such a delicate 209 www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 8. SET 2 1. She had acted ----- she was dismissed immediately. I didn’t find the ski runs ----- so exhilarating as the ones in St Moritz. A) too nearly B) nearer D) nearest E) so near C) nearly A) more unprofessionally than 9. B) as unprofessionally as 2. Farmer Parkinson’s dog is ----- to scare any intruder. C) so unprofessionally that A) ferocious enough B) such ferocious D) unprofessionally enough C) as ferocious D) so ferocious that E) the most unprofessionally E) more ferocious ----- we climbed, ----- the air became, which made it difficult for us to proceed. 10. A) The higher / the colder The two brothers could have hanged themselves or they could have been murdered by attackers. The police suspect ----- . B) The highest / the coldest A) such late B) the latter C) Too high / too cold D) the latest E) so late C) later D) As high / so cold 11. E) So high / very cold 3. The Goosander is one of ----- ducks which nest in tree holes. They are highly efficient underwater swimmers, being able to stay submerged for ----- a minute. A) the most / the longest B) the few / longer than C) too many / so long D) more / too long 12. 5. 6. Records of Johannes Gutenberg are ---- vague for us to be able to know what he looked like or even his actual date of birth. A) such B) more D) as E) too 13. C) so B) The more / the more C) As much / too D) Far too / so much To the thief, the bracelet will be ----- as it is only made of pewter, but to me it was precious because my aunt had given it to me just before she died. A) elaborate B) humble D) plain E) priceless C) worthless Her economic situation has got ----- worse since she gave up her job because of her illness. A) more B) so D) even E) too C) as I wish my cousin would type his letters to me as his handwriting is ----A) merely B) bitterly D) barely E) utterly 14. C) slightly Of all the problems she has faced, this one is by far ----- . A) badly B) worse D) so badly E) the worst C) too badly I made a bit of a mess of wrapping Matthew’s present, but it was ----- shape to wrap. A) too awkward B) as awkward as C) so awkward that D) such an awkward 15. E) more awkward 7. A) So / much more E) The most / the most E) the least / as long 4. ----- dangerously a person lives, ----- likely he or she is to die young. The Renault Megane uses a little ----- petrol than the Skoda Esprit, but it performs ----- better. 16. I was ----- at the time to help him with his project at all, so it is completely his own work. A) too busy B) busier D) so busy E) such busy C) the busiest I’ve had ----- trouble starting the car lately ----- I think I’ll have to take it to the garage. A) so much / less B) too much / more A) so much / that B) too many / for C) the most / a lot D) much / such C) the most / that D) such a lot / as E) more / much E) much more / than 17. 210 In today’s busy world traditional crafts, ----- knitting and embroidery, are declining in popularity. www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 A) the most B) much more D) such as E) much as C) such A) as much / as B) so much / that C) a little / than D) enough / so E) too much / that 18. 19. 20. 21. The decision to promote him was based ----- on his sales record, and neither his management skills nor his organizational ability was taken into account. A) highly B) barely D) intensely E) solely 26. C) bitterly The holiday we spent in Canada turned out to be ---- expensive than we’d expected. A) so B) much D) a little E) too 27. C) less B) such D) as E) more A) very far B) farther than D) as far as E) so far C) the farthest The holiday firm was accused for ----- misleading holiday makers about the location of their hotel. A) accidentally B) deliberately C) exceptionally D) fairly E) tactfully Don’t be too critical of Mark as this is the first time he’s played in ----- an important match. A) too I know we didn’t stop overnight when we drove to Scotland last year, but the Isle of Sky is much ----Edinburgh. C) so 28. I don’t know why ----- people find skiing great. I can’t think of anything ----- being cold and frightened at the same time. A) few / as badly as 29. We took a tour of the most amazing Chateau during our holiday, which we discovered ----- by accident. A) purely B) wisely D) competently E) systematically C) deliberately B) too many / the worst The ruddy duck is ----- seen in the wild on British lakes or rivers. C) too much / so much A) too rare B) rare D) so many / worse than D) rarely E) the rarest C) so rare E) the fewer / the worse 30. 22. The Queen mother, who is 100 years old this year, is ----- member of the British Royal family. A) as old B) too old D) the eldest E) much older C) so old 31. 23. You should have ----- material for a skirt if you are careful about how you lay the pattern out. A) much B) enough D) as E) such C) the most As their conversation continued, she became ----of the strange looking gentleman. ----- the tourists didn’t want to go to the town where the riots had taken place just a few weeks before. A) as suspicious as A) Reluctantly B) Approximately B) more and more suspicious D) Perfectly E) Understandably C) Extremely C) so suspiciously that 32. D) more suspiciously than E) much too suspiciously 24. ----- the trial progressed, ----- apparent it became that he was guilty. A) So for / so much 33. B) The farthest / the most C) The further / the more D) Much farther / too much A) variable B) suitable D) confident E) jealous C) modest I believe no one could have investigated the matter ----- we did. A) so thoroughly that B) as thoroughly as C) thorough enough D) more thorough than E) the most thoroughly E) The furthest / even so 25. Considering he is the top salesman, he is really ---- and never boasts at all. 34. If he spent ----- money on his family ---- he does on beer, his children wouldn’t be running around without shoes on. 211 When I moved into the house, the grease on the oven was ----- it took me a whole morning to remove it. www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 A) so thick that B) as thick as C) thick enough D) too thick D) So little E) So few E) much thicker 43. 35. The director thought our proposal was ----- a good idea that he suggested we start implementing it immediately. A) so B) as D) like E) more 37. I didn’t know why the purchasing assistant is complaining as, of all the staff, she’s ----- affected by he changes. A) so few B) few C) little D) the lesser E) the least A: Well, you’ve been ----- today, haven’t you? 45. B: Yes, not only have I put up these new shelves, but I have also mended the leaky tap in the bathroom. A) industrious B) confident B) utterly D) courageously E) coherently C) anxiously D) careful E) sincere The council are looking for a qualified management accountant, but it is a / an ----position to cover the present post holder’s maternity leave. A) temporary B) immediate D) compulsory E) limitless C) momentary ----- petroleum and natural gas, coal is a carbonbased fossil fuel. A) Such as B) More D) As E) Like C) So C) watchful 46. 38. A) tactfully C) such 44. 36. I knew my grandmother was seriously ill as she couldn’t speak ----- . The valley of the River Severn is ----- it’s known as the garden of England. I thought we were being ----- we could be, but the neighbours still complained that we were ----- . A) quieter than / such noisy A) as fertile as B) so fertile that B) as quiet as / too noisy C) fertile enough D) more fertile than C) so quietly / noisy enough D) quietly enough / as noisy E) the most fertile E) the quietest / noisier 39. 40. 41. Simon and John are twins, but they are not identical ones, In fact, they are quite ----- from each other. A) similar B) the same D) complete E) suitable 47. C) different A) as tired as B) tired enough D) so tired that E) more tired than C) too tired The dry-cleaner’s couldn’t get the stain out completely, but you can ----- see it now. A) approximately B) virtually D) practically E) nearly C) barely 48. Certain household items, ----- bleach and insecticides, are very dangerous and should be kept away from children. A) so much B) just as D) such as E) more B) Less A) so awful / that B) as awfully / as C) more awfully / than D) such awful / as C) rather ----- students enrolled on the Serbo-Croat language course that they are discontinuing this class. A) Fewer We were expecting it to be a little cool, but admittedly, none of us expected ---- weather ----this for our club picnic. E) the most awful / than 49. 42. I didn’t really want the children to eat all the icecream, but I was ----- to argue with them. C) the least 212 The oak tree in our garden is almost ---- the house itself. A) so tall that B) the tallest D) tall enough E) as tall as C) much taller www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 E) so humorously that 50. In some southern counties in the USA, blacks outnumber whites by four to one. Yet ----- thirty-six years ago, in many of these counties, not a single black person as registered to vote. 59. A) as recently as B) so recently that ----- birds ----- parrots, parakeets and mynahs learn to imitate sounds, but they do not have the capacity to think or to understand what they are saying. C) more recently D) less recently A) Rather / than B) So / that D) Such / as E) As / as E) recently enough 51. The shops on the main street have been restored and now they serve ----- boutiques and gift shops for tourists. A) such B) so D) like E) enough 60. C) Much / like Canadian wolves are ----- wolves in the world and twice ----- a large dog. A) larger than / so big C) as B) the largest / as big as C) large enough / bigger than D) too large / too big 52. ‘The Commercial Dispatch’ is ----- of all the newspapers published in Mississippi. A) more progressive B) the most progressive C) as progressive as D) too progressive E) so large / the biggest 61.-70. sorularda yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. E) so progressive that 53. 54. 61. Toads, which belong to ----- family ----- frogs, have shorter legs than frogs. A) if he didn't earn enough to save for a new one B) even if he is considering buying a new one C) though prices of new cars in Britain are higher than in the rest of Europe It was ----- injury that he struggled to carry on playing for the rest of the game. D) that the manufacturer doesn't make spare parts for it any more A) so painfully B) such a painful E) to rely on to get us to work every day C) the most painful D) as painful as A) the same / as B) more / than D) such / as E) rather / than C) so / that 62. E) too painfully 55. 56. 57. 58. Drew's car is so old ----. ---- as to lend her car to Michael. A) It would have been a lot wiser for my niece I felt quite out of place in my evening dress as most of the guests were ----- dressed. B) The most foolish thing Julester did last year C) She is a much better driver than her husband A) formally B) publicly D) D) casually E) peacefully I didn't expect my sister to do something so stupid E) Of all the foolish things she has done this year C) privately Most of the population of Canada lives in the cities in the South, leaving the Arctic North ----populated. A) plainly B) roughly D) densely E) primitively 63. C) sparsely For one she knew the answer to the question, and so, afraid to miss the chance, raised her hand----- . A) limitlessly B) temporarily D) tenderly E) enthusiastically C) reluctantly 64. The comedian Jasper Carrot doesn’t tell jokes, but he describes daily life ----- audiences roar with laughter. A) as humorously as B) humorously enough C) such a humorous D) more humorous than 213 The harder you have had to work for your possessions, ----. A) your brother was luckier though B) the more you appreciate them C) as I know that you came from a poor family D) it hasn't been as easy as it seems E) the less time you had had for your family As the weather conditions worsened and daylight began to fail, ----. A) the climbers begin to wonder if they will reach the top B) much earlier than the climbers were used to in their country www.kpds.org 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 C) the climbers began alternative routes considering possible D) then the climbers would have no choice but to turn back E) there has been only one alternative left to the climbers E) Our children aren't given enough support in sports ----. A) as much as they are in many western countries B) than they used to be twenty years ago C) that we are producing very few professional athletes D) for this country to produce world class athletes E) less than any other European country 70. The one which is produced for the committee ---- if there had been more people our own age at the hotel. A) The school excursion was great fun for all of us B) A number of bedrooms were vacant throughout our stay C) We may change the date of our vacation D) We would have enjoyed the holiday much more E) Several days after we arrived at the popular resort ----, we hired them to decorate our hotel. A) Their design wasn't as attractive as the other one B) Assuming we would save money by doing the job ourselves C) Although they had no difficulty paying their bill D) As they produced the most attractive plans E) They had made such a terrible job of the painting 71. - 80. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. We should have placed a larger order this year ----. A) the more money we would have earned B) ordering so much before we have seen if they are popular products C) so the company gave a discount on our bulk purchase D) that we don't have enough room in the warehouse E) than we normally sell during winter months 71. I can only join you at the picnic ----. A) if I feel better tomorrow B) when it makes me feel worse C) so I do hope you will be well again D) as I was feeling so ill at the time E) the less intense my headache gets 72. Of all the continents, the death rate is the highest in Africa, which indicates that the level of health care, sanitation and nutrition is very poor there. A) Bütün kıtalar içinde ölüm oranı Afrika'da en yüksektir ki bu da orada sağlık, temizlik ve beslenme düzeyinin çok kötü olduğunu gösterir. B) Afrika sağlık, temizlik ve beslenme düzeyi bakımından çok kötü olduğundan, orada ölüm oranı, diğer kıtalarda olduğundan daha yüksektir. C) Ölüm oranı diğer kıtalara göre daha yüksek olan Afrika'da sağlık, temizlik ve beslenme düzeyinin çok kötü olduğu görülmektedir. D) Afrika'da sağlık, temizlik ve beslenme düzeyinin çok kötü oluşunun göstergesi, bütün kıtalar içinde en yüksek ölüm oranına sahip olmasıdır. E) Bütün kıtalar içinde sağlık, temizlik ve beslenme düzeyi bakımından en kötü olanı Afrika olmalı çünkü oradaki ölüm oranı diğer kıtalara göre çok daha yüksek. ----, producing a report on the results of our research is the most important. The less cooking oil and salt you use in your meals, the less risk you'll have of catching heart diseases in later years. A) The fact that I have been working overtime A) B) The quicker I print out the analysis C) Of all the tasks that I have to do at work D) In order to be able to finish before I went on holiday 214 İleriki yaşlarda kalp hastalıklarına yakalanma riskinizi olabildiğinde azaltmanız için, yemeklerinizde tuz ve yağı çok az kullanmalısınız. www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 B) Yemeklerinizde mümkün olduğu kadar az yağ ve tuz kullanırsanız, ileri yaşlarda kalp hastalıklarına yakalanma tehlikesi o kadar az olur. C) Maun ve tik gibi değerli kerestesi olan tropik ormanların neredeyse yüzde otuzu Sierra Leone'de yer almaktadır. C) Yemeklerinizde ne kadar az yağ ve tuz kullanırsanız, ileriki yaşlarda kalp hastalıklarına yakalanma riskiniz o kadar az olacaktır. D) Çok değerli keresteler olan tik ve maunun yaklaşık yüzde otuzu, Sierra Leone'deki ormanlardan elde edilmektedir. D) Yemeklerinizde kullandığınız tuz ve yağ miktarı çok düşükse, ileriki yıllarda kalp hastalıklarına yakalanma riskiniz de çok düşük olacak demektir. E) Sierra Leone'nin yaklaşık yüzde otuzu, maun ve tik gibi değerli kereste elde edilen tropik ormanlarla kaplıdır. E) İleriki yıllarda kalp hastalıklarına yakalanma riskinizi en aza indirgemek için yemeklerinizde mümkün olduğu kadar az tuz ve yağ kullanınız. 76. 73. The city of Aden, which lies in the centre of an extinct volcano, is one of the hottest places on the Earth. A) Yeryüzünün en sıcak yerlerinden biri olan Aden şehri, sönmüş bir volkanın merkezinde yer almaktadır. B) Sönmüş bir volkanın merkezinde yer alan Aden şehri, yeryüzündeki en sıcak yerlerden biridir. C) Aden şehri, yeryüzünün en sıcak yerlerinden biri olup sönmüş bir volkanın merkezinde kurulmuştur. D) Sönmüş bir volkanın merkezinde kurulan Aden şehri, yeryüzünün en sıcak bölgesidir. E) Aden şehri, sönmüş bir volkanın merkezinde konumlandığı için yeryüzünün en sıcak noktasıdır. 77. 74. 75. The struggle between France and England called the Hundred Years' War was the longest war in recorded history. A) Fransa ve İngiltere arasındaki yazılı tarihin en uzun savaşı olan mücadele, Yüzyıl Savaşları diye adlandırılır. B) Yüzyıl Savaşları denilen mücadele, yazılı tarihin en uzun savaşı olup Fransa ile İngiltere arasında olmuştur. C) Fransa ile İngiltere arasındaki Yüzyıl Savaşları diye adlandırılan mücadele, yazılı tarihin en uzun savaşıydı. D) Yüzyıl Savaşları, Fransa ve İngiltere arasındaki savaşların en uzunu olarak tarihe geçmiştir. E) Fransa ile İngiltere arasında olan Yüzyıl Savaşları, yazılı tarihin en uzun mücadelesi olarak kabul edilir. The country's production of milk and dairy products is not plentiful enough to export, but it is sufficient for the domestic consumption. A) Ülkede üretilen süt ve süt ürünleri, iç tüketim için yeterliyse de ihraç edilecek kadar çok değildir. B) Ülkenin süt ve süt ürünleri üretimi, ihraç edecek kadar çok değildir ama iç tüketim için yeterlidir. C) Süt ve süt ürünleri üretimi, ülkenin iç tüketimi için yeterli ancak ihraç etmeye yetecek kadar çok değil. Sometimes a dish may not taste as nice as it looks. A) Çok hoş görünen bir yemek bile bazen tatsız olabiliyor. B) Bazen bir yemeğin görünüşü güzel ama tadı çirkin olabilir. C) Bir yemeğin görünüşünün güzel olması tadının da hoş olacağı anlamına gelmez. D) Ülke süt ve süt ürünleri ihraç edemiyor çünkü üretimi ancak iç tüketime yanıt verebiliyor. D) Bazen bir yemeğin tadı kadar görünüşü de hoş olmayabilir. E) E) Bazen bir yemeğin tadı göründüğü kadar hoş olmayabilir. Ülkenin süt ve süt ürünleri, ihraç edilecek kadar çok olmamakla beraber iç tüketimi rahatlıkla karşılayabiliyor. 78. Roughly thirty percent of Sierra Leone is covered with tropical forests from which such valuable timber as mahogany and teak is obtained. A) Maun ve tik gibi çok değerli keresteler, Sierra Leone'nin neredeyse yüzde otuzunu kaplayan tropik ormanlardan elde edilir. B) Sierra Leone'deki ormanların yaklaşık yüzde otuzunu, kerestesi çok değerli olan maun ve tik ağaçları kaplamaktadır. 215 Although living standards have considerably improved in our country in the last two decades, they are still far below expectations. A) Ülkemizde yaşam standardı son yirmi yılda hissedilir ölçüde geliştiyse de, hala beklentilerin çok altındadır. B) Ülkemizde yaşam standardı son yirmi yılda büyük ölçüde gelişti ama beklenildiği kadar değil. www.kpds.org C) Ülkemizde yaşam standardındaki gelişme yirmi yılın sonunda bir ölçüde hissedilse de, hala beklentilerimizin çok altındayız. D) Ülkemizde yaşam standardı hala beklenenin altında olmasına rağmen, son yirmi yıldaki gelişme yadsınamayacak ölçüdedir. E) 79. 80. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 82. I don't think the dress you have on is the right choice for such a formal cocktail party. E) I think the dress you are wearing is a little too formal even for a cocktail party. 20. yüzyılın ikinci yarısında elektronik ürünler günlük yaşamda, diğer teknoloji ürünlerinin yarattığından daha büyük değişiklikler yaratmıştır. The greatest change in everyday life during the second half of the 20th century was the change caused by electronic technology. B) In the second half of the 20th century, electronic products have caused greater changes in everyday life than those of other technologies. C) There were many technological advances during the second half of the 20th century, of which those involving electronic products caused great changes in people's lives. Fosil yakıtlara olan talep o kadar geniş çaplı ki; istesek de bunların küresel düzeyde üretimini ve kullanımını durdurmak neredeyse imkansız olurdu. D) The only new technology to alter everyday life greatly in the second half of the 20th century was electronics, which resulted in many new products. Fosil yakıtlara olan yoğun talep yüzünden, bunların küresel düzeyde üretimini ve kullanımını durdurmak kesinlikle mümkün değildir. E) In the second half of the 20th century, electronic products changed people's lives to such an extent that no other technology could surpass. Fosil yakıtlara olan talep o kadar yaygın ki bunların küresel ölçekte üretimini ve kullanımını, çok istediğimiz halde, durduramıyoruz. B) Fosil yakıtlara bu kadar yoğun talep varken istense de bunların küresel ölçekte üretimini ve kullanımını durdurmak mümkün olmayacaktır. C) Fosil yakıtlara olan talep çok geniş çaplı olduğundan bunların küresel düzeyde üretimini ve kullanımını durdurmak imkansızdır. D) E) Because much of Africa is near the equator, fatal or debilitating tropical diseases such as malaria, sleeping sickness and river blindness are very common there. 83. Sıtma, uyku hastalığı ve nehir körlüğü gibi insanları çok bitkin düşüren tropik hastalıklar, Afrika'nın ekvatora yakın olan büyük bir bölümünde öldürücü olabilmektedir. Büyük bir bölümü ekvatora yakın olan Afrika'da, sıtma, uyku hastalığı ve nehir körlüğü gibi öldürücü ya da bitkin düşüren tropik hastalıklar çok yaygınlaşmıştır. C) Afrika'nın çoğu bölgeleri ekvatora yakın olduğundan, orada öldürücü ya da bitkin düşüren tropik hastalıklardan özellikle sıtma, uyku hastalığı ve nehir körlüğü çok yaygındır. D) Sıtma, uyku hastalığı ve nehir körlüğü gibi öldürücü tropik hastalıkların Afrika'da çok yaygın olmasının nedeni, kıtanın büyük bir bölümünün ekvatora yakın olmasıdır. E) Afrika'nın büyük bir bölümü ekvatora yakın olduğu için, sıtma, uyku hastalığı ve nehir körlüğü gibi öldürücü ya da bitkin düşüren tropik hastalıklar orada çok yaygındır. 84. 81. - 90. sorularda verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 81. D) A) A) B) In my opinion, you have chosen to wear a very formal cocktail dress for this occasion. Ülkemizde hala normalin çok altında olan yaşam standardı, ancak son yirmi yılda biraz hissedilir bir gelişme göstermiştir. The demand for fossil fuels is so widespread that it would be virtually impossible to stop their production and use on a global level even if we wanted to. A) C) Endüstrileşmiş ülkelerde bile, eski zamanlardakine benzer aile çiftlikleri hala vardır ama bunlar her geçen yıl daha da azalmaktadır. A) In industrialised nations, family-run farms, though in smaller numbers with each year, still employ methods similar to those of earlier times. B) Even in industrialised nations, farmers make little use of modern technology, especially more traditional family-run farms. C) There are still family farms similar to those of earlier times even in industrialised nations, but they are becoming fewer with each year. D) Although traditional family farms still exist, they are getting rarer with each year, especially in industrialised nations. E) There are still some family farms using the technology of former eras, but more and more farmers in industrialised nations are converting to modern technology. Mali, Afrika'da nüfus yoğunluğu çok düşük olan ülkelerden biridir. A) Mali is one of the countries in Africa with a very low population density. Üzerindeki elbisenin böyle resmi bir kokteyl için doğru seçim olduğu kanısında değilim. B) Mali is one of the least populated countries in Africa. A) Were I you, I wouldn't choose that dress for such a formal cocktail party. C) The population of Mali is the smallest of all the African countries. B) You should wear a more formal dress to look right for this cocktail party. 216 www.kpds.org 85. 86. D) Mali has a much smaller population than most African countries. E) The population density of Mali is not as high as of other African countries. C) The sale of Van Gogh's painting 'lrises' for 53.9 million dollars in 1987 has been the highest price ever paid for one of his paintings. D) The sale of Van Gogh's painting 'lrises' for 53.9 million dollars in 1987 had been the highest price ever paid for a work of art up to that time. E) Before Van Gogh's 'lrises' was sold for 53.9 million dollars in 1987, no one had ever paid such an amount for a single work of art. Kedi gibi sıçramaları ve hızlı dönüşleriyle tanınan Rudolf Nureyev zamanının en başarılı dansçısıydı. A) Rudolf Nureyev's catlike leaps and rapid turns made him the most spectacular dancer of his time. B) Known for his catlike leaps and rapid turns, Rudolf Nureyev was the most accomplished dancer of his era. C) 88. 1660'larda dantel yapımında gereken malzeme için o kadar büyük miktarlarda para ingiltere dışında gidiyordu ki parlamento ithalatı yasaklamak zorunda kaldı. A) Among the most popular dancers of his era, Rudolf Nureyev was best known for his catlike leaps and rapid turns. Because of the sums of money going out of the country to pay for lace used in manufacturing. Parliament banned its importation in 1660. B) D) Rudolf Nureyev, an accomplished dancer of his era, produced some remarkable catlike leaps and unbelievably rapid turns. Due to the large sums of money leaving the country to pay for material for lace making in the 1660s, Parliament banned its importation. C) E) One of the most accomplished dancers of all time, Rudolf Nureyev made his trademarks catlike leaps and rapid turns. In the 1660s, such huge sums of money were going out of England for the material needed for making lace that Parliament had to prohibit its importation. D) Foreign lace was so expensive causing huge sums of money to go abroad that in 1660, Parliament banned anyone from importing it. E) The high price of the material used for making lace during the 1660s was as effective at deterring importation as any ban introduced by Parliament. Günümüz endüstri toplumlarında olduğu gibi, bireylerin çevrelerindeki yaşamdan daha kopuk oldukları toplumlarda intihar olaylarının yaygın olduğu gözlenmektedir. A) B) C) D) E) 87. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 89. In modern industrial societies, it is commonly believed that exclusion of an individual from the community is a primary cause of suicide. It has been observed that isolation, which is common in modern industrial societies, is the major cause which drives an individual to commit suicide. Suicides are more common in modern industrial societies, which could be due to isolation of individuals from the community they live in. It has been confirmed that suicides are more common in areas where individuals lead a life isolated from other people than in modern industrial cities. It's been observed that suicide cases are common in societies where individuals are more isolated from the life around them, as in modern industrial societies. 90. 1987'de Van Gogh'un 'Irises' tablosunun 53.9 milyon dolara satışı, bir sanat eseri için o güne kadar ödenen en yüksek fiyat olmuştu. A) The highest price of all time paid for a single work of art has been for Van Gogh's 'Irises', which was sold for 53.9 million dollars in 1987. B) The sale of Van Gogh's painting 'lrises' in 1987 for 53.9 million dollars is still the highest price ever paid for a work of art. 217 Baraj yapılıp göle dönüştürülmüş olan Torrens Nehri Avustralya'nın beşinci büyük şehri olan Adelaide'nin merkezine güzellik katmaktadır. A) The Torrens River, dammed and made into a lake, adds charm to the centre of Adelaide, the fifth largest city in Australia. B) The Torrens River runs through Australia's fifth largest city, Adelaide and, along with the lake created by the dammed river, adds charm to the centre of town. C) The fifth longest river in Australia, the Torrens River, has been dammed creating a charming lake in the centre of Adelaide. D) The Torrens River, which runs through Australia's fifth largest city, Adelaide, has been dammed to create a charming lake. E) Australia's fifth largest city, Adelaide's charm is largely a result of the Torrens Rivers, from which a lake was created in the centre of town. Tarım konusunda tüm dünyada trend, küçük aile çiftlikleri yerine, mekanize olmuş ve yeni bilimsel yöntemleri kullanan daha büyük çiftlikler yönündedir. A) If the trend in agriculture continues all over the world, there will be very few small family farms and more large mechanised farms utilising the latest scientific methods. B) A trend all over the world towards larger farms using the latest scientific methods has meant a sharp reduction in the number of small family farms. www.kpds.org C) Unlike small family farms, larger farms all over the world prefer to utilise mechanisation and the latest scientific methods. D) In agriculture, the trend all over the world is toward larger farms, rather than small family farms, that are mechanised and that utilise the latest scientific methods. E) On larger farms the number of which is increasing at the expense of small family–run operations, mechanisation and the latest scientific methods are strictly employed. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 E) 94. Windermere is England’s largest lake, although tiny in comparison with Turkey's Lake Van. A) Windermere is among England's biggest lakes, but it is not as big as Turkey's largest lake, Lake Van. B) The biggest lake in England is Windermere, but when measured against Lake Van in Turkey, it is extremely small. C) In comparison to England's Lake Windermere, Turkey's lake Van is quite small. D) England's Lake Windermere is a very big lake, even bigger than Turkey's largest lake, Lake Van. E) Lake Van is Turkey's largest lake and it is a little bigger than lake Windermere in England. 91. – 105. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 91. 92. It was such a delicious mousaka that l could have asked for a second helping if there had been any left. A) l asked the hostess if l could have some more mousaka as it was so delicious. B) l could have eaten another portion of the mousaka as it was so tasty, but unfortunately, there wasn't any left. C) l asked if there was any mousaka left because l really liked it and wanted to have some more. D) l regretted that l didn't ask for a second helping of mousaka because it was so delicious. E) The additional portion of mousaka l ordered wasn't as tasty as the first had been. The birth of the quintuplets in Ontario, Canada, made more money for the country' government than their principal tourist attraction, Niagara Falls. A) The birth of quintuplets in Ontario, Canada, cost the government more than their greatest tourist attraction Niagara Falls. B) Quintuplets who were born in Ontario, Canada cost more to raise than the entire earnings from tourists at Canada’s premier attraction, Niagara Falls. C) The Canadian government profited more from quintuplets being born in Ontario than they did from Niagara Falls their main attraction for tourists. D) E) 93. Everybody would like to visit Las Vegas, the world's most stunning city. 95. The only attraction in Canada which raises more money for the government than the birthplace of the famous quintuplets is Niagara Falls. More people visited the quintuplets, who were born in Ontario, Canada, than have ever visited Canada's than have ever visited Canada's premier tourist trap, Niagara Falls. Las Vegas is undeniably the most breath–taking city on earth. A) The fact that Las Vegas is one of the most exhausting cities in the world is beyond doubt. B) Indisputably, Las Vegas is more spectacular than any other city in the world. C) It cannot be argued that Las Vegas is a most exceptional, world renown city. D) Of all the spectacular cities in America, Las Vegas is the most popular. 96. 218 Despite having extensive diamond deposits, no other country in the world is poorer than Sierra Leone. A) Sierra Leone is the poorest country in the world even though it has considerable diamond reserves. B) It is hard to believe that Sierra Leone is so poor because the country actually has large diamond reserves. C) Sierra Leone's large diamond reserves haven't prevented it from being among the poor countries of the world. D) Sierra Leone was the poorest country in the world until large diamond deposits were found there. E) lf it didn't have large diamond mines, Sierra Leone would be the poorest country in the world. The more washing you put in the dryer, the longer it takes to dry. A) lf you put too much washing in the dryer, it will take a very long time to dry. B) The drying time increases with the amount of washing put into the machine. C) Your washing is taking so long to dry because you put too much washing into the dryer. D) Large loads of washing take longer to wash in a machine than smaller amounts. www.kpds.org E) ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 The amount of washing does not affect the drying time in a machine. E) 100. 97. The biggest problem we face is raising enough funds to continue. A) 98. 99. We desperately need to raise more money if we want to proceed. B) It's going to be extremely difficult to raise sufficient money to enable us to proceed. C) Raising sufficient money to proceed is the greatest difficulty ahead of us. D) We will have to raise a lot of money before we are able to proceed any further with our plans. E) Luckily, we raised sufficient funds to continue, but it wasn't easy. The sea level is expected to rise by no less than half a metre in the next 50 years. Once every 133 years, the moon appears much brighter than normal due to its proximity to the Sun. A) 133 years ago, the moon shone a lot brighter than it usually does because it came very close to the Sun. B) When the moon comes close to the Sun, which happens at least once every 133 years, it appears slightly brighter than normal. C) In the next 133 yeas, the moon will shine extremely brightly because it will pass very close to the Sun. D) In 133 years time, the moon will be extremely close to the Sun, and this will cause it to appear very bright. E) As a result of its being close to the Sun, the moon shines a lot brighter than usual every 133 years. A warmer world means more floods and more droughts, and they will hit developing countries the hardest. A) Global warming causes such extremes as floods and droughts, which have already been seen in some developing nations. B) Global warming will cause both floods and droughts, but only in the developing nations of the world. C) Rising temperatures throughout the world have been the cause of both floods and drought, which have affected developing nations lately. D) A rise in world temperatures will cause both more flooding and more droughts, which will cause the most devastation in developing nations. E) A rise in temperatures in developing nations around the world has been causing severe floods and droughts. 101. 102. During the next half a century the sea level will rise by at least 50 centimetres. There is barely anywhere more beautiful than New England in autumn. A) New England looks more beautiful in autumn than at any other time of the year. B) Actually, there are several places as beautiful as New England in autumn. C) It is not hard to find somewhere as beautiful as New England in autumn. D) In autumn, New England is more beautiful than virtually any other place. E) Nowhere in the world is as beautiful as New England is in autumn. Regular exercise is one of the most effective methods of tackling stress and insomnia. A) In some cases, sufferers of stress and sleeplessness can be helped by taking regular exercise. B) The only way to beat stress and sleeplessness is to take exercise regularly. by C) Stress and sleeplessness can be a symptom of lack of exercise. The sea level has been rising at a rate of a metre a century D) The best method to relieve stress and sleeplessness is to start an exercise program. A) Over the last 50 years, the sea level has risen by over 50 centimetres. B) It is feared that in 50 years' time the sea level could be half a metre or more higher than it is today. C) Every 50 years, the sea approximately half a metre D) level rises 219 www.kpds.org E) 103. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 One of the best ways to overcome stress and sleeplessness is to take regular exercise. 104. A steady temperature in greenhouses requires a careful and accurate control. A) The ventilation of greenhouses should be tightly monitored at all times. B) lf you want to ensure a constant temperature inside a greenhouse, heating appliances need to be installed. C) The temperature inside a greenhouse should not be allowed to fluctuate. D) Precise and thorough control is necessary for the temperature in greenhouses to remain constant. E) To achieve the optimum temperature in greenhouses, heating must be chosen accurately. 105. 220 The coastline at Dunnage has receded by one mile since Roman times. A) The coast at Dunnage was one mile farther out in Roman times than it is today. B) Dunnage was about a mile away from the coast in Roman times. C) Today Dunnage is one mile nearer the coast than it was in Roman times. D) Dunnage, has expanded one mile towards the coast since Roman times. E) In Roman times, Dunnage had a coastline which was about one mile in width. A fifteen-minute rest can be as energising as sleeping for hours. A) Taking a fifteen – minute break can refresh you until you are able to get some proper sleep. B) A quarter of an hour's sleep should be enough for anyone to refresh. C) A long sleep isn't always necessary and sometimes as little as a quarter of an hour's rest is ample D) Relaxing for quarter of an hour car refresh you as much as a long sleep. E) Even if we don't have time to sleep for a long period, we must make sure that we sleep no less than fifteen minutes. www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 1 ADJECTIVE CLAUSES PART I A) which B) whom D) where E) when C) whose SET 1 9. 1. As I cross the bridge over the Bosphorus, I can see the school ---- my friend studied. A) where B) that D) who E) when C) which 10. 2. Joseph is an accomplished artist, ---- skills include painting and drawing. A) who B) whose D) what E) that C) whom 11. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. A bear will only attack a human ---- it feels threatened itself. A) where B) when D) that E) who C) which 12. The Goethe Institute, ---- is named after the greatest writer in German literature, is respected worldwide as a resource and educational centre. A) when B) why D) where E) which C) that Turkey, ---- landscape changes dramatically from region to region, offers enough variety to keep even the most adventurous traveller happy. A) which B) when D) whose E) Ø 13. C) that The Spice Girls, one of ---- members has just left the band, have decided to continue as a four piece band. A) which B) where D) that E) whom 14. C) whose The Australian Indian Pacific Train, ---- was the world’s first transcontinental train linking two oceans, is one of the world’s most luxurious longdistance train. A) that B) where D) when E) whose 15. C) which 16. Many of the medieval buildings in Frankfurt on Main, Germany were destroyed in the World War II, one of ---- was the birthplace and childhood home of the great German author Goethe. We were wondering ---- the club had cancelled this week’s meeting. A) where B) which D) why E) who No amount of toys can make up for the love and attention ---- every child needs. A) when B) where D) who E) that C) how Romania has over 100,000 children living in orphanages, one in five of ----- will end his life in a psychiatric institution. A) where B) whose D) which E) when C) whom This internationally acclaimed photographer, one of ---- achievements is the Bridal Photograph of the Year Award, will be holding a seminar on photographic techniques this weekend. A) who B) that D) whose E) when C) which Hong Kong, ---- is centered around the world’s largest deep-water harbour, was handed back to China on 30th June 1997. A) which B) where D) how E) that C) what In Hong Kong, ---- there are many steep areas, ninety percent of the people live on fifteen percent of the land, resulting in the highest population density in the world. A) whose B) who D) when E) where C) which I wanted to do my laundry, but I couldn’t use the machine because of a power cut, ---- frustrated me. A) whose B) when D) where E) which C) that In order to reinforce my son’s English at school, I’m looking for a private teacher ---- can come in the evenings. A) when 221 C) that B) whose C) who www.kpds.org D) whom ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 1 E) where 26. 17. We sometimes spend a week in a cottage in Wales --- belongs to a friend of my husband’s. A) that B) where D) who E) when C) whose 27. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. In 1997, Princess Diana auctioned off seventy-nine formal dresses, the most expensive of ---- fetched 222,500 dollars, to raise money for AIDS and cancer centres. A) who B) when D) which E) whom B) whose D) who E) that 28. B) that D) who E) when 29. B) which D) where E) that 30. B) when D) that E) whose 31. B) whom D) whose E) where 32. C) which 33. The use of wind, ---- is a clean and inexhaustible source of energy, to generate electricity has increased lately because of recent interest in fuel conservation. A) whose B) which D) who E) where C) that 34. His business partner wanted to discuss ---- he hadn’t been informed of the recent developments. A) which B) when D) why E) where As I had forgotten my raincoat when we went camping, Simon, ---- had brought two with him, lent me one of his. A) whose B) when D) which E) who C) that Whenever I visited my aunt, she used to give me a huge slice of cake, ---- she had baked herself. A) when B) who D) where E) how C) which My friend, ---- dream had always been to own a country home, has just bought a nice house in a small village. A) whose B) which D) where E) when C) that State officials said two hundred people were injured in the train crash, of ---- ninety-five had serious injuries. A) where B) whose D) that E) which C) whom When I came to live in Turkey, I found shopping at boutiques ---- don’t display any prices very difficult. A) when B) who D) that E) where C) whom C) where My aunt, ---- son-in-law is the managing director of a large company, has been to a garden party at Buckingham Palace. A) who C) that C) when All the students ---- have been chosen to participate in the end-of-term concert should come to the assembly room at 10 a.m. on Saturday. A) which E) when C) where The refugees, ---- had come to Germany from warstricken Togo, were housed in temporary accommodation. A) who B) whose D) which C) which The company exports fifty percent of the products --- it manufactures at this factory. A) whose A) where C) where It wasn’t so bad living in a student accommodation because the three girls with ---- I shared the apartment were very easy-going and amusing. A) whom There are certain areas in the USA ---- brown bears still live in the wild. C) whose 222 Yesterday, a train ---- was travelling from Munich to Hamburg in Germany crashed into an overpass. A) where B) when D) whose E) which C) who Mexico City, ---- poverty, pollution and water shortages are commonplace, now has a total population of about twenty million. A) that B) which D) why E) how C) where Senegal, ---- main source of foreign income comes from peanuts, relies heavily on the world markets. A) which B) that D) why E) when C) whose www.kpds.org 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 1 The 4th July every year is the day ---- Americans celebrate their independence. A) where B) which D) when E) why B) where D) why E) which 45. B) where D) that E) why 46. 47. C) which Underwater explorers have been studying the remains of Port Royal, Jamaica, ---- sank in the earthquake in 1692. A) where B) that D) when E) how 48. C) which Do you believe there will be a time ---- all nations live in peace? A) why B) which D) where E) how C) when 49. The club chairman, ---- the members thought to be trustworthy, has just disappeared with the club’s money. A) whom B) how D) Ø E) which B) who D) where E) which 50. 51. C) when I won’t accept your homework unless you can provide a good reason ---- you haven’t handed it in on time. A) when B) why D) which E) who B) when D) why E) that The manager of the department showed me ---- to use the company’s computer system. A) where B) which D) how E) who C) that Divers at sites off Turkey have found the wrecks of vessels ---- date as far back as the 23rd century BC. A) when B) which D) who E) whose C) where Only the elderly people of the village could remember a winter ---- snow had blocked the road for so long. A) when B) where D) why E) whose C) which Mark was not looking forward to telling Peter, ---- he had borrowed the book from, that he had left it on the train. A) that B) what D) who E) whose C) where Cappadocia, ---- the volcanic landscape features peculiarly shaped stone towers known as fairy chimneys, is of particular interest to foreign travellers. A) when B) which D) that E) where C) how The distinctive style of Seljuk architecture can be seen in bridges, many of ---- are still in use today. A) where B) which D) whom E) what C) that This illness, ---- to be caused by a virus, cannot be treated with antibiotics. A) believing B) having believed C) to have believed D) to believe E) believed C) where 52. Oceans and seas are the bodies of salt water ---cover about 71 percent of the Earth’s surface. A) where E) that C) when The first practical deep sea diving suit, ---- was used to recover treasure from a shipwreck called the “Mary Rose”, was developed by John and Charles Dean. A) that D) how C) in which C) when The most spectacular monuments of ancient America are found in Mexico, central America and the central Andes, ---- entire cities with pyramids, temples and palaces were built. A) when B) whose C) who Jacques Cousteau, the famous French ocean explorer ---- helped invent the Aqua lung, died in 1997 aged 87. A) who A) where C) whose Not much is known about West African history until the year one thousand, ---- geographers first made written records. 223 The boy ---- by the dog was given an injection against rabies. A) biting B) to have bitten D) to bite E) having bitten C) bitten www.kpds.org 53. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 1 ---- from the thirteenth century, the “Kızıl Kule”, or “Red Tower”, in Alanya was very skilfully restored in the 1950s. A) To date B) Dating D) To be dated E) To be dating 59. C) Having dated The four students ---- to represent the university during the inter-university challenge were chosen yesterday. A) to trust B) having trusted C) trusting D) to be trusting E) being trusted 54. 55. Every 100,000 liras ---- to the charity will pay for one tree to be planted as part of the city’s tree campaign. A) given B) giving D) to give E) having given 60. C) to be giving Peter, ---- by his children that it was a good idea, bought a puppy for them last weekend. 61. In cycling, the best way ---- smooth, powerful pedalling is to practice using low to moderate gears. A) to achieve B) being achieved C) achieved D) be achieved E) to have achieved A reputable supplier ---- care to ensure high standards is the best place to buy a computer from. A) to be persuaded B) having been persuaded A) being taken B) taken C) having persuaded D) persuading D) to be taking E) to have taken C) taking E) to persuade 62. 56. ---- goodbye to his brother, David watched the train pull out of the station. A) To wave B) Being waved C) To be waving D) Waving We have to find time ---- the songs for the concert. A) having practiced B) to be practised C) practiced D) practising E) to practise E) To have waved 63. 57. The best person ---- us some information about Cyprus is Elif because she used to live there. A) to give B) given D) have given E) to be given C) being given A) To have presented B) Having presented C) To present D) Presented E) Being presented 64. 58. ---- his proposal to the board of directors, the young manager waited for their reaction to it. The player, ---- this opponent on two previous occasions, is quite confident of victory tomorrow. Once almost extinct, the silver gray Hawaiian Monk Seal, ---- since 1909, now lives in large numbers in an area northwest of Hawaii. A) beaten B) to beat A) having protected B) protecting D) having beaten E) to have beaten C) to be protecting D) protected C) beating E) to protect 65. Marcus, ---- his law degree a few weeks ago, is now thinking of specializing in criminal law. A) having obtained B) being obtained C) to be obtained D) obtaining E) obtained 224 www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 2 9. SET 2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Thanks to modern technology, people ---- have hearing problems are enjoying improved hearing with the use of hearing aids. A) which B) when D) where E) what 10. C) that Because my grandmother has hearing problems, she sometimes can’t hear ---- I am saying to her. A) what B) which D) when E) who 11. C) where We have lots of house-plants on our balcony, most ---- will have to be brought inside in the winter. A)of whom B) of which D) in which E) with whom C) whose 12. When I returned to England after living in America, it took me some time to find an electrical adaptor for my computer, ---- I had brought back with me. A) where B) when D) whose E) which 13. C) that Pioneer has developed a voice-activated car CD system ---- allows you to select a disc while you are driving. A) where B) when D) what E) how 14. C) which Thailand, ---- historical golden temples and breathtaking beaches attract visitors from across the globe, obtains its largest source of foreign earnings from the tourist industry. A) when B) whose D) which E) that 15. C) how On the Prince’s Islands in the Marmara Sea, ---there are no motor vehicles, horse-drawn carriages are the normal method of transportation. A) whose B) which D) when E) Ø 16. C) where Sir David Attenborough, ---- is probably the best known and most respected English wildlife reporter, is currently filming a series entitled “The Life of Birds” in the Venezuelan rain forest. A) where B) when D) who E) whose 17. C) that 225 The material ---- we chose to cover our dining room chairs with looks too bright now that they have been covered. A) of which B) what C) where D) when E) Ø Today’s customers ---- wanted to take advantage of the special offer were disappointed to find out that the shop had sold out of that model. A) which B) when D) whom E) who C) where The Colombian football star, ---- the club hired at the beginning of the season, has scored ten goals in the matches played so far. A) whom B) whose D) which E) when C) where Frank Sinatra, ---- songs are known worldwide, died earlier this year. A) which B) where D) when E) whose C) that Botany is the branch of biology ---- deals with plants. A) who B) that D) where E) whose C) when Today’s American Indians are descendants of the people ---- discovered and settled in America more than 20,000 years ago. A) who B) when D) where E) whose C) which In 1830, the US Army forced the Cherokee Indians to march 2,000 miles to Oklahoma. Approximately fifteen thousand Indians were involved in this march, four thousand ---- died on the way. A) for which B) whose D) where E) about what C) of whom The Battle of Little Bighorn, in ---- all 225 cavalry troops were killed, was the last Native American victory in the Indian Wars of the USA. A) that B) who D) which E) where C) when I’m never going to go back to that greengrocer’s because the last time I went there I bought a kilo of tomatoes, half ---- turned out to be rotten. A) from what B) of whom D) whose E) that C) of which www.kpds.org 18. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 2 It’s best to buy fruit and vegetables ---- they are in season as they are better quality and cheaper then. A) which B) when D) where E) what 20. 21. 22. 24. 26. 27. E) when There was a time ---- there were beaches along the coast from Kadıköy to Kartal in Istanbul, but now this area has been turned into a coast road and footpaths. A) when B) who A) whose B) what D) whose E) where D) which E) when C) which I had never had any health problems until last July, --- I was taken to hospital with a very high fever. A) where B) which D) when E) whom 29. C) that C) how It was almost 10 p.m. ---- the rescue team arrived. A) which B) that D) when E) Ø C) where We should put the posters ---- lots of people will see them. A) which B) that D) who E) whose 30. C) where Smith’s Gym, ---- I attend aerobic classes, is opening a sauna and solarium. A) which B) Ø D) that E) where The football star and coach Rund Gullit says that he thinks football is like a fast-moving game of chess, in ---- you’re required to think two or three steps ahead. A) where B) which D) that E) what C) whom C) when Our company has made a video to show us the security procedures ---- we should follow. A) when B) whose D) which E) where C) why 1989 was the year ---- the Berlin Wall, ---- had stood as a symbol of the division of Germany for almost thirty years, was pulled down. A) when / which B) where / which C) whose / why D) which / which 32. E) why / that 25. D) where C) which The boat will take us to the Black Sea coast, ---- we will have a picnic and play some games before returning at about 4 p.m. 31. 23. B) who C) Ø 28. 19. A) that Matthew’s brother, on ---- directions we were relying, hadn’t drawn a very good map, so it took us an hour to find the theatre. A) which B) whom D) whose E) where 33. C) who The primary school period is the time ---- parents should begin to teach their children to make some decisions on their own. A) that B) which D) how E) where C) who The World Wildlife Fund is an organization ---helps protect wildlife, especially endangered species. A) where B) whose D) which E) what C) when Despite his immense popularity and success, Mozart, ---- is considered by some to be the greatest musical genius of all time, died in great debt. A) when B) who D) that E) whose C) whom He’ll tell us ---- his opinion is after he has had a look at our project. A) why B) whose D) how E) which C) what 34. Our previous manager, ---- had been an English teacher for over fifteen years, has decided to open his own school. 226 At first, there was a problem with the hotel room, for ……. the tour operator apologized and gave us a small refund. A) whom B) when D) that E) which C) where www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 2 43. 35. The Cyrillic alphabet, ---- is used for writing some Slavic languages such as Russian and Bulgarian, has now been adopted by several members of the former USSR. A) which B) that D) where E) when C) whom The 9th century Greek missionary St. Cyril, with ---The Cyrillic alphabet is associated, probably did not develop this alphabet himself, but it was more likely devised later by his followers. A) which B) where D) Ø E) when C) whom 38. 39. 40. 41. The dance known in the West as the belly dance, ---probably originated in Persia, is a popular dance form in Middle Eastern countries. A) whom B) that D) which E) when C) where 46. Salzburg city in Austria, ---- the great composer Mozart was born in, is known for its musical heritage and hosts the annual Salzburg Festival of Music. A) when B) Ø D) where E) that B) how D) what E) where 47. B) when D) which E) where 48. C) whose 49. ---- fascinates me most about the ancient Inca civilizations of South America is the way they built their cities on mountain tops. A) How B) What D) Why E) That Dance forms, having probably taken centuries to develop, reflect the customs of the society ---- they have evolved. A) for what B) in which D) that E) whom Our local shop, ---- sells ice-cream and baklava, makes everything ---- it sells at the shop. A) that / where B) when / that C) which / Ø D) who / which Deciding ---- to choose to play the main character in the film was a very difficult task. A) where B) whom D) how E) that C) when The shop ---- we eventually found the type of barbecue we were looking for is just around the corner from our house. A) which B) that D) where E) when C) who The Hippopotamus, ---- eyes and nostrils are high on its head to allow it to stay in water for long periods, is largely an aquatic animal. A) who B) that D) where E) whose C) which Henry Fonda was a film star ---- began his career as a stage actor. A) whose B) which D) where E) who C) when The number of people living in Scotland ---- can speak the native Celtic language of Scottish Gaelic is now only 80,000. A) who B) where D) which E) Ø C) when C) Which 50. 42. D) that / Ø C) when The top student, ---- the teacher had expected to score the best mark on the test again, actually only just managed to pass it. A) whom C) which / whose C) which The coastal village ---- we spent our holiday in this year was so beautiful that we are planning to go there again next year. A) which B) whose / which E) where / whom 45. 37. A) where / which E) which / where 44. 36. The German town Regensburg, ---- lies at the point --- the river Regen flows into the river Danube, is famous for its sausages. C) how 51. 227 Nova Scotia, located on the east coast of Canada, --- name means New Scotland, has the largest number of Scottish Gaelic speakers outside Scotland. A) which B) where D) that E) whom C) whose ---- from the destruction of many forests, much of the Scottish Highlands is now marshy wasteland. www.kpds.org 52. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 2 A) To result B) To have resulted D) Resulted E) Resulting C) Result 59. ---- English and Business at University, Elif is looking for a job in an import office of an international company. A) To study 60. A) hung B) hanging D) to be hung E) to hang C) having hung C) Being studied Air France’s jets, ---- specially for the World Cup with designs featuring football stars, transported the various teams around the France during the event. D) Having studied A) to paint B) painting E) To have studied D) painted E) having painted B) Studied 53. It would be practical if we fitted some hooks behind the door ---- our coats on. What’s the name of that new film ---- Bruce Willis? 61. C) to be painted A) to have starred The first film ---- to a paying audience was made by two French brothers, Louis and Augusta Lumiere. B) starred A) showing B) having shown C) to be starring D) be shown E) to show C) shown D) starring 62. E) having been starred 54. My father, ---- by the doctor, was prescribed some tablets and told to eat foods ---- little or no fat. A) to be examined / having contained B) to examine / to contain 63. C) having been examined / containing 55. 56. B) having sold D) sold E) to have sold A) having sold B) selling D) sold E) to be selling I think the carpet ---- to me for my birthday is handmade. A) to have given B) given D) having given E) giving 64. C) to give Not ---- for more than twenty minutes, Sarah was certain that she hadn’t got the job. 65. C) interviewing D) to be interviewed E) to have interviewed Gregory, not ---- of cigarette smoking, always asks his guests to smoke outside on the balcony. A) to approve B) approved D) to have approved C) approving E) being approved All of the people ---- in the accident were immediately taken to hospital. A) injuring B) injured D) to injure E) having injured C) to have injured 228 C) selling All the electrical appliances ---- by that company come with a plug already fitted. E) having examined / having been contained B) having interviewed 58. A) to sell D) examining / contained A) having been interviewed 57. Not one of the stands ---- newspapers and magazines near the ferry terminal stocks English publications. C) to sell The only Englishman ever ---- Roman Catholic pope was Adrian IV in 1154. A) to be elected B) to elect D) been elected E) having elected C) electing For weeks after the earthquake, there were many stories in the newspapers of people --- their lives to help free those trapped under the rubble. A) to have risked B) to risk D) risked E) having risked C) had risked www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 9. SET 3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Istanbul is a city ---- you can literally see growing bigger and bigger with each year. A) where B) when D) which E) whose 10. C) who Every month the queues at the traffic lights on the way to Istanbul get longer and longer, ---- is extremely frustrating, and people can’t help wondering ---- it is going to be like ten years from now. A) where / how B) which / what D) that / where E) how / which 11. C) what / that The World Cup fans pelted policemen with stones after a police motorist, ---- had tried to force through a crowd, struck and injured a supporter. A) which B) that D) Ø E) when 12. C) who The River Danube, ---- flows through Germany, Hungary, Austria, Serbia, Romania and borders Slovakia, Croatia, Bulgaria and Ukraine, is the longest and the most important river in Central Europe. A) that B) when D) whose E) which 13. C) where 14. From the Black Forest, ---- it rises, the Danube flows a distance of 2,850 kilometres to the Black Sea. A) when B) why D) where E) that C) which During the World Cup, dozens of officers patrolled the main avenue of Paris, ---- cafes overflowed with football fans. A) where B) when D) that E) who 15. C) which 16. My brother John, one of ---- strongest fears when he was young was of heights, surprisingly, became a pilot. A) which B) whose D) that E) where C) when 17. The chief advisor, by ---- the president had been betrayed, had ambitions of becoming the president himself. A) when B) where D) that E) whom C) which 229 Not ...... the money, Susan decided not to accept the offer of extra work. A) needed B) to be needed D) being needed E) to need C) needing Hawaii’s soil, ---- is composed of volcanic lava, ash and sandy stone, is so fertile that it yields eleven tons of sugar per acre, ---- the largest yield on Earth. A) that / that B) where / why D) which / Ø E) whose / where C) what / which She came from New England, ---- people chop their own wood, so she found breaking down the door when they’d locked themselves out very easy. A) when B) why D) where E) which C) whom Students ----- haven’t yet collected their student identification cards are reminded that they have to do so before the end of the month. A) where B) when D) why E) whose C) who The heart, ---- main function is to pump blood around the body, is greatly affected by the food we eat. A) where B) whose D) which E) that C) when The original inhabitants of Hawaii were probably Polynesians, ---- sailed from the islands of South East Asia, perhaps as nearly as 400 AD. A) who B) where D) why E) whose C) when My friend Tom Ellis, ---- words are always carefullychosen, had never considered entering politics before. A) when B) where D) which E) whose C) Ø Much of the pure gold that exists in the world is stored by governments in underground vaults, ----it is kept under very strict security measures. A) when B) which D) whom E) where C) that It’s estimated that in the 21st century seventy-five percent of the world’s population will be living within one hundred kilometres of the sea, ---- is frightening, especially when we consider the environmental effects. A) what B) which D) that E) when C) where www.kpds.org 18. 19. 20. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 The Earth, ---- resources are limited, should be respected and cared for; otherwise, she will not be able to sustain the total world population. A) when B) whom D) whose E) that 27. C) which I know I’ve put my passport in a place ---- I thought it would be safe, but now I can’t remember it. A) which B) that D) Ø E) when 28. C) where My son will have to catch a bus in order to get to the school ---- he’s enrolled in. A) what B) how D) where E) why 29. C) Ø Ferdinand Marcos, ---- to leave the Philippines after allegations of stealing foreign aid and treasury money, died in exile in Hawaii. A) forcing B) to force D) having forced E) forced C) to have forced The film Great Expectations is based on the novel by Charles Dickens, with ........ work I am quite familiar. A) whom B) which D) whose E) what C) that One of the most controversial issues ---- lately is whether it should be legally acceptable for a relative or doctor to help end the life of a terminally ill patient ---- intense pain. A) discussing / suffered 21. 22. B) discussed / suffering Even the people travelling around the world and working abroad, eventually feel a longing for the country in ....... they grew up. A) where B) which D) that E) whose C) being discussed / to suffer D) discuss / having suffered C) how E) to discuss / suffer 30. When our car broke down on the way to Ankara, the mechanic ---- helped us knew exactly ---- the problem was. A) whom / which B) that / when C) which / how D) Ø / where E) who / what 31. 23. 24. 25. 26. The story ---- I was told by Leslie last night was really funny. A) that B) who D) when E) where C) why A) who / when B) that / which D) Ø / where E) whose / how 32. C) which / that Even on New Year’s Eve, ---- most of us are celebrating, the ambulance service staff are working. B) when D) whom E) that 33. C) which 34. The Jurassic period, from 190 to 136 million years ago, was the period during ---- most of the major groups of dinosaurs evolved. A) when B) that D) why E) what A) whose B) why C) that D) what E) which Hawks, ---- eagles in the same bird family, greatly range in size. A) having resembled B) to resemble C) resembled D) to have resembled E) resembling The conditions for the labourers ---- working at Brazil’s gold mines, ---- 78 tons of gold are mined each year, are very poor. A) where Our psychology professor has a strange theory as to ---- football violence is increasing. C) which 230 Until the 20th century, the chief raisin producers were Turkey, Iran and Greece. By mid-century, however, the United States had taken the lead in production, with Australia ---- second. A) ranking B) rank C) to rank D) be ranked E) to have ranked In the picnic area, we found a shady bank, ---- we stopped and ate our sandwiches. A) where B) what D) which E) that C) when This brand of orange juice is quite nice, but not as tasty as the freshly squeezed orange juice ---- at our local supermarket. A) to be sold B) selling D) having sold E) to have sold C) sold www.kpds.org 35. 36. 37. 38. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 Our defeat, for ---- some players blame themselves, was caused by bad luck and not by our lack of capabilities. A) whom B) which D) why E) what 44. C) where The students ---- had enrolled for the course were disappointed when they found out that it had been cancelled. A) which B) whose D) that E) when 45. C) whom I can’t think of an interesting topic ---- on for our school paper. A) to write B) writing D) having written E) to have written B) Ø D) where E) why 46. B) whichever C) however D) whatever E) wherever There are many daily newspapers in England, many of ----- are owned by two large media companies. A) that B) what D) which E) where C) whom There are fifty different Chinese dialects, ----- only seven are considered major. A) where B) whose D about what E) of which C) by whom C) what 47. 39. A) whomever C) written The result of our first match in the World Cup was not ---- we were hoping for. A) when Under present law in the USA, owners of property are free to leave it to ----- they choose when they die. The school ---- to me by my friend is offering new courses in September. Mandarin, by far the largest Chinese dialect, is spoken by the Han people ----- constitute ninety percent of the population of China. A) to recommend A) whose B) whom B) having recommended D) that E) who C) which C) to be recommended D) recommending 48. E) recommended 40. Most of the people the police ---- about the robbery --- anything suspicious in the area. A) to question / not having seen B) questioning / didn’t see The Koh–i–noor diamond, ----- to have been taken from the rajah of Malwa in 1304, measures 191 carats and is one of the most famous diamonds in the world. A) having believed B) believed C) believing D) to believe E) to have believed C) having questioned / not to see D) questioned / hadn’t seen E) to have questioned / not seen 41. 42. 43. 49. Their existing customers, several of ---- were very interested in the new product, were invited to a presentation. A) which B) whom D) where E) whose C) that All of our current customers, ---- showed an interest in the new product, attended the meeting. A) when B) that D) where E) whose 50. C) who Begun in 1078, the Tower of London, ----- many famous people were imprisoned, executed or murdered, is one of London's most popular tourist attractions. A) when B) which D) where E) who C) that The Spratly lslands, ----- lie in the South China Sea, are claimed by China, Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Taiwan. A) which B) whose D) where E) when C) that Formerly ---- as Siam, Thailand is one of the most popular tourist spots in Asia. A) to know B) known D) knew E) having known C) knowing 51. 231 Students ----- a foreign language can always benefit from visiting the country whose language they are trying to learn. www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 A) to study B) studied D) to be studied E) being studied C) studying D) to admire 59. 52. 53. 54. The parts ----- to the garage by the supplier were for a later model car, so we had to wait for another two days for the correct ones to arrive before they could repair our car. A) to send B) sending D) to be sent E) having sent B) talked D) to talk E) talking B) to extend C) to be extended D) have extended E) extending C) sent 60. The bright orange plastic sheet, ----- to serve as a picnic mat, seemed to attract every insect in the area. A) intending B) to intend D) to be intended E) having intended C) intended C) having talked 61. The two players ----- the most ability were offered places at the youth club's summer training scheme. A) shown B) to show C) showed D) showing E) to be shown 62. 55. The Great Wall of China, ----- 2,400 kilometres along the Mongolian plateau, was built to prevent invasions from the North. A) extended The professor ----- to Mrs Wilson over there is head of the history deportment at our unversity. A) to be talked E) admiring Simon, ----- by his mother of the dangers of walking on the thin ice, did not follow his friends onto the frozen lake. Paul, ----- himself for the delay, apologised to everyone ----- in the project. A) blamed / involving B) to blame / to involve C) being blamed / involve D) blaming / involved E) blames / having involved Steffany, ----- they play herself, was trilled when she watched the children perform it so well. A) to be writing B) being written D) written A) having warned B) to warn C) to have written C) having been warned D) warning E) having written E) to be warned 63. 56. Simon's mother, ----- her son ever to walk on the frozen lake, was very upset when Mrs Smith told her she had seen the boys fooling around on the frozen water. A) having forbidden B) being forbidden C) forbidden D) forbade 64. E) to be forbidden 57. 58. The bridge, ----- billions of dollars to build, was designed as a toll bridge, for which every motorist pays to cross. A) costs B) to cost D) having cost E) to have cost 65. C) cost 66. The English ballet dancer, Margot Fonteyn, ----- by many for her excellent style, was made a Dame of the Order of the British Empire in 1956. A) to be admired B) admired C) having admired 232 The fruit and vegetables ----- in supermarkets in Turkey are generally fresher and tastier than those on offer in the UK. A) to be found B) have found D) to find E) found C) having found The Blarney stone, ----- into the wall of Blarney Castle in lreland, is supposed to bring an elegant command of words to whoever kisses it. A) to build B) built D) having built E) to have built C) building The train ----- from platform ten is the inter–city express to Southampton. A) left B) leaves D) to be left E) being left C) leaving John, ----- a musical instrument since the age of six, learns new tunes very quickly. A) to play B) played D) to be played E) having played C) being played www.kpds.org 67. 68. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 B) We leaned out of the window to watch the school children ----- down the street. famous for his role in writing the American constitution C) was once used as an American military base A) marching B) marched D) D) to march E) having marched where twelve million immigrants into the USA were processed E) one of whose favourite places was the beach because of the tranquillity there C) to be marched The Spanish fleet Armada was made up of 130 ships, ----- altogether 30,493 men, of whom 18,973 were soldiers. A) carried B) carrying 74. -----, the cheapest of which charges fifty dollars per week. C) being carried D) to carry A) l enjoy going to the weekly market to buy my fruit and vegetables B) l have found out the prices of several car hire firms C) Both of the hotels we have in this region D) l know how expensive it i to keep a pet dog E) This cassette recorder is using a lot of batteries E) to have carried 69. 70. San Francisco, whose population increased from 200 to 30,000 after gold was discovered, suffered from six great fires in 1849 and 1850, ----- to the establishment of a Fire Department. A) leading B) have led D) led E) to lead C) to be led 75. The training program, ----- by all of our new employees, covers the areas of safety, company procedure and filing. Not willing to offer her grandchildren shop–bought cakes, -----. A) she couldn't resist buying the fruit–cake she saw in the window of the bakery B) l really like trying the new recipes l receive from my neighbours C) grandma knows that children like to buy lots of junk when they are out D) my mother spends hours in the kitchen making them herself whenever we visit her E) l phoned and told Mrs Green not to bother trying to prepare some food for us A) undertaking B) undertook C) having undertaken D) to undertake E) undertaken 71. – 80. sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. 71. 72. 73. 76. She would have received better service -----. What l consider to be the best way to spend Sunday -----. A) about whom she complained to the manager and demanded a refund A) when l normally relax and enjoy myself B) B) before l return to work on Monday morning until she learns how to be more demanding about the things promised to her C) is to go for a walk in the countryside C) if she had stayed at the hotel recommended to her by Julie D) as soon as she noticed that the area wasn't quiet at all E) where she is planning to stay for the first week of her holiday D) which is my favourite day of the week E) have made a real difference to my life For some time now Alice has been busy writing a play -----. 77. The owners of he pension, who are known for their hospitality, -----. A) which she intends to start when she's graduated from university B) that will be performed at the end–of–term festival A) even gave us a lift to the start of the hiking trail C) which was a lot better than her previous works B) which was definitely more than they had to do D) who had been devoting her every spare minute to it for three years C) until they suffered some financial difficulties E) whose favourite subject in high school had always been literature 78. Ellis Island is a small island, lying southwest of Manhattan -----. A) D) having built up their business from almost nothing E) which nowadays, is a very rare quality indeed ----- which need to be continually practised so that fluency will remain stable. A) who built a monument there, which is now a tourist attraction 233 She wanted to study medicine and eventually became a surgeon www.kpds.org B) 79. 80. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 To become an accomplished musician and song writer A) An animal that has no joints between its bones lacks a skeleton capable of moving easily. C) Language skills, especially oral skills are abilities B) D) The teacher gave us a long vocabulary list to learn It’s the flexibility of joints combining bones that allow animals’ skeletons to move C) E) l must admit that my brothers are more talented than me The stiffness animals may feel from time to time is due to a problem in their joints, which bind bones together D) The moving parts of an animal skeleton that combine bones are known as joints. E) lf an animal has damaged joints, the flexible parts of its skeleton, it may have difficulty moving. Whatever the reason was for Schindler to save Jews from the Nazi death camps, -----. 82. seventy–five percent of they are known as the places where millions of Jews were executed A) B) whose story has been made into a feature film by Stephen Spielberg Men are three times as likely to drink alcoholic drinks as women. B) C) whom many Jews know that they owe their lives to lt is believed that three quarters of men are addicted to alcohol. C) D) it was an heroic act at a time when such acts were extremely rare According to estimates, only one quarter of those addicted to alcohol are women. D) E) which was found responsible for the deaths of millions of Jews While three quarters of men are alcoholic, the rate is only one quarter among women. E) Alcoholism has been proven to affect one quarter of all males and females. 83. In 1992, about 131 billion dollars was spent on advertising in the USA, -----. She thinks that the exam will last three hours, which seems very unlikely. A) that shows just how much cheaper goods would be if they weren't advertised A) According to her, it is extremely improbable that the exam is going to take three hours to complete. B) has doubled since 1970, when magazine and newspaper advertising was much more popular B) She believes that any exam lasting three hours will be very unpopular. C) is indicating a yearly increase of approximately twenty percent C) Although it is unpopular, she is going to set us a three–hour examination. D) spending about thirty percent of this on television and cinema advertising D) It doesn't appear probable that the exam is going to take three hours, as she believes it will. E) twenty–five percent of which was spent by the top 100 national advertisers E) Having lasted three hours, the exam was longer than she had expected. 84. 81. – 100. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 81. It’s estimated that alcoholics are male. A) The law, called Murphy's law, which states that if something can go wrong, it probably will, gets its name from a US Air Force captain, Edward Murphy. A) The skeletons of animals would be too stiff to move if bones were not fitted with joints. 234 Murphy's law, stating that whatever can go wrong very likely will, is named after Captain Edward Murphy of the US Air Force. www.kpds.org B) Murphy, whose law wrongly stated that anything can go wrong at any time, was a captain in the US Air Force. C) Captain Edward Murphy of the US Air Force, who named a law after himself, thought that every situation in life involves problems. D) Whatever can go wrong most likely will is a law of the US Air Force, named after one of its captains, Edward Murphy. E) The first man to say that something that can go wrong will definitely do so was Captain Edward Murphy in the US Air Force. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 88. 85. 87. With the help of a recruitment firm, the company searched for new experienced staff. D) The film should find some new experienced staff to work as managers. E) To qualify to work for this business, which is seeking new employees, you have to be a manager at the moment. Families having very little income are usually too busy surviving to worry about politics or similar issues. As far as l am aware, there is only one school in Istanbul which offers Turkish classes for foreigners. A) Poorer families, whose only concerns are for themselves, do care about politics but not other social issues. A) Turkish classes for foreigners are only available at one school in Istanbul, and that's the one I’m attending. B) Families with small incomes busy themselves with social issues like politics because, as they are normally unemployed, they have plenty of time. B) Offering Turkish classes for foreigners my school is the only one in Istanbul that l know of. C) lssues such as politics don't generally concern families with very small earnings because they are fully occupied with supporting themselves. C) Of all the learning institutions in Istanbul that provide Turkish Language instruction, there is only one l would recommend. D) Social issues such as politics don't really affect less well off families, who should conentrate only on their own survival. D) l only know of one learning institution offering foreigners Turkish lessons in Istanbul. E) E) l know that this school provides Turkish classes for foreigners willing to learn the language. Being busy with their own problems, low income families are only rarely aware of the importance of politics and other social problems. 89. 86. C) In two weeks time, my husband and l are taking a holiday, which we both need as we have been very tired lately. A special code, which is attached to each box of fruit, allows us to identify the grower and the date on which the fruit was picked. A) We are able to trace the farmer and to tell on which date the fruit was harvested by a special code, attached to every separate box of fruit. B) We were able to locate the farmer and to find out how old the fruit was by looking at the tag on the box. We really needed the fortnight's holiday that we have just taken because both my husband and l were extremely tired. C) Identifying the farmer and the age of the fruit we sell is very easy because we keep a special code on our computer. D) My husband and l would greatly benefit from a holiday as we have got extremely tired in the last two weeks. D) We don't sell any fruit without first finding out the name of the farmer and the date on which the fruit was harvested. E) Because we have been exhausted recently, both my husband and l need the holiday which we will be taking in a fortnight. E) The name of the farmer and the date on which the fruit was harvested is clearly printed on every separate box of fruit we sell. A) Since my husband and l are both exhausted from the heavy work we've done recently, we are taking a two–week holiday. B) Both exhausted, my husband and l need to take a fortnight's holiday as soon as possible. C) The company is looking for new recruits with some managerial experience. 90. We are currently out of stock of the knitting needles you need for this pattern. A) The business, which is a management company, wants to employ some experienced people. A) We don't sell the size of knitting needles that you need to knit this pullover. B) The firm is seeking new employees who have some practical knowledge of management. B) At the moment, we don't have in stock the needles which you require to knit this pattern. 235 www.kpds.org 91. 92. C) You won't be able to start knitting this pattern until this shop gets the needles required for this pattern. B) The greatest problem facing Istanbul is the amount of road traffic, and one way to solve this would be to build an underground subway system. D) I’m afraid, we have never stocked the size of knitting needle required for this pattern. C) E) lf you don't need the knitting needles urgently, we can order the size you require for this pattern. More than anything else, Istanbul requires a reliable underground metro system to decrease the amount of road traffic. D) lf Istanbul had a reliable underground metro system like most large modern cities, the problem of traffic congestion would be solved. E) Reducing the amount of road traffic is a main concern for those who are responsible for Istanbul’s public transport. The swimming – pool where we wanted to swim is part of a sports complex, which is very expensive to join. A) Joining the sports centre, although dear, meant that we could use the swimming–pool whenever we wanted. B) Not wishing to pay such a high membership fee, we didn't join the sports centre, and therefore, couldn't use their swimming–pool. C) Wanting to use the swimming–pool, which is part of a larger sports centre, we paid a large membership fee. D) The swimming–pool, where a large entrance fee is charged, is part of the sports centre which we wanted to join. E) We wanted to use a swimming–pool belonging to a sports centre, where they charge a lot of money for membership. 94. Watching England beat Tunisia made Tim proud of his country, while watching their football hooligans had the opposite effect. A) Whereas he was ashamed to witness English football hooligans, Tim felt proud of his country for winning their match against Tunisia. B) Tim thought that the English football fans disgraced their country, whereas the football players themselves were very well behaved. C) Tim believes that the violent football fans at the match between England and Tunisia, which England won, ought to be ashamed of themselves. D) E) 93. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 95. Tim would rather the television station hadn't shown the English hooligans because it spoilt the excitement which he felt at his country winning their match. It was nice for Tim to see his country, England, win their match against Tunisia, but worrying to see the footballers fighting with each other. What Istanbul needs most is an efficient underground metro system, which would remove some of the traffic from its roads. A) 96. They are building a metro system in Istanbul, which will help reduce the amount of road traffic. 236 We had to choose a car costing no more than 10,000 dollars. A) We are looking for a car which offers the best value for less than 10,000 dollars. B) The choice of cars for less than 10,000 dollars is very limited. C) lt was not easy to find a good car priced below 10,000 dollars. D) We didn't look at any cars priced more than 10,000 dollars, which was all we could afford. E) Our choice of car was restricted to those which cost 10,000 dollars or less. There are rumours that William Wordsworth's sister, Dorothy, actually wrote many of the poems with which he is credited. A) lt is not well–known that William Wordsworth's sister, Dorothy, also wrote fine poetry similar to her brothers. B) Writing many poems similar to her brothers, Dorothy Wordsworth, whose work has received little credit, remains relatively unknown. C) The extent to which William Wordsworth's work is his own was questioned by his sister Dorothy, who also wrote fine poems. D) lt is believed by some that Dorothy Wordsworth's poetry is as fine as her more famous brother, William's. E) lt is suected by some that much of William Wordsworth's poetry was in fact written by his sister, Dorothy. Labour party leader Tony Blair became the United Kingdom's prime minister in 1997, ending eighteen years of Conservative party rule. www.kpds.org A) Before he became the leader of the Labour party, the British prime minister, Tony Blair, had served in the Conservative party for eighteen years. B) The fact that Tony Blair, the Labour party leader, was elected prime minister in 1997 marked the end of an eighteen–year Conservative party reign in the United Kingdom. C) When he became the British prime minister, Labour party leader Tony Blair had been fighting the Conservative party for eighteen years. D) It’s wondered whether British Labour party whose leader Tony Blair became prime minister in 1997, will be in power as long as the Conservative party. E) Labour party's victory over the Conservative party in 1997, making Tony Blair the United Kingdom's prime minister, was the fruit of his eighteen–year struggle. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 100. 97. 98. An estuary is a big river which flows directly into the sea. B) lf a river which flows into the sea is broad, it is called an estuary. C) The broad area of a river at the point where it flows into the sea is called an estuary. D) Known as an estuary, the widest part of a river is normally the area where it flows into the sea. E) Only those rivers which flow out into the sea have estuaries. The Italian city of Bolzano, lying in the Alps on the banks of the river lsarco, is the centre of the German speaking part of the South Tyrol. The Malaysian population is made up of several races practising different religions, which enriches the varied and fascinating feel of the country. A) Bolzano, an Italian city situated on the lsarco river in the Alps, is the heart of the area in the South Tyrol region where people speak German. A) Malaysia is a very interesting country to study because there are so many different peoples, who belong to a number of different religions. B) Although in the South Tyrol, Italy the alpine city of Bolzano, located beside the lsarco river, looks more like a German town. B) The people of Malaysia, who come from many ethnic backgrounds, usually worship more than one religion. C) Forming the centre of the South Tyrol, the city of Bolzano, located in the Alps beside the lsarco river, has German as its official language. C) Malaysia, whose population is mixed–race, is hard to understand because of all the different religions that people belong to. D) The people who live in the alpine city of Bolzano used to speak German because the city, on the banks of the lsarco river, is part of South Tyrol. D) Malaysia's mixed–race population, which follows various religions, adds to the diverse and superb atmosphere of the country. E) Thought it has an Italian name, the city of Bolzano is actually a German alpine city located beside the river lsarco in the South Tyrol. E) There is a conflict between various ethnic groups in Malaysia, which results from people belonging to different religions. Rejecting modern technology, the religious Amish people, numbering about 40,000 today, live in farming communities away from society. A) Making a living from simple farming without using modern equipment, there are approximately 40,000 Amish people living away from society. B) Living away from society, the religious Amish farmers, numbering approximately 40,000 today, have not benefited from modern technology. C) 99. A) 101. – 110. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 101. Numbering about 40,000 the Amish are a religious people who haven't learnt about modern technology yet as they live so far from city centres. D) The Amish, a religious people of whom about 40,000 still exist, refuse modern technology and live isolated from society in farming communities. E) As they are against using modern technology, about 40,000 of the Amish people prefer to live on small farms isolated from society. 102. An estuary is the wide part of a river at which it joins the sea. 237 A halo forming around the sun is a certain sign that it will rain or snow within 24 hours. A) 24 saat içinde yağmur ya da kar yağışının olup olmayacağı güneşin çevresinde oluşan halelerden kesin olarak anlaşılabilir. B) Güneşin çevresinde hale oluşursa, 24 saat içinde kesinikle ya yağmur ya da kar yağacak demektir. C) 24 saat içinde yağmur ya da kar yağışı olup olmayacağını anlamak için güneşin çevresinde oluşan halelere bakmak yeterlidir. D) Güneşin çevresinde oluşan hale, 24 saat içinde yağmur ya da kar yağacağının kesin bir işaretidir. E) Güneşin çevresinde oluşan hale 24 saat içinde kaybolmuyorsa, yağmur veya kar yağışının olacağı kesindir. A new period began in Indian literature with the colonization of India by the British in the 18th century. www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 A) 18. yüzyılda İngilizlerin Hindistan'ı sömürgeleştirmesiyle, Hint edebiyatı yeni bir döneme girdi. A) Maw Bailey, kend sirkini işleten gelmiş geçmiş çok az kadından biriydi. B) Hint edebiyatında yeni bir dönemin başlaması, 18. yüzyılda İngilizlerin Hindistan'ı sömürgeleştirdiği döneme rastlar. B) Bir sirk sahibi olup da onu tek başına işleten bir kaç kadından biri de Maw Bailey'di. C) C) 18. yüzyılda, Hindistan'n İngilizler tarafından sömürgeleştirilmesiyle, Hint edebiyatında yeni bir dönem başlamıştır. Maw Bailey gibi, kendi sirkinde çıkabilen çok az kadın vardı. D) Maw Bailey, çok az kadının cesaret edebildiği bir dönemde sirklerde çalışmış biridir. E) Sadece birkaç kadının sirklerde yer aldığı bir dönemde Maw Bailey kendi sirkini işletiyordu. D) Hindistan'ın İngilizlerin sömürgesi durumuna geldiği 18. yüzyılda, Hint edebiyatı yeni bir döneme başladı. E) Hindistan'ın 18. yüzyılda İngilizlerin sömürgesi durumuna gelmesi Hint edebiyatında yeni bir dönem başlatmıştır. 106. 103. 105. Most of the rivers of Central and Western Europe have their sources in the Alps. A) Kaynağını Alpler'den alan pek çok nehir, Orta ve Batı Avrupa'yı dolaşır. B) About 23 percent of the Earth's surface is covered, permanently or temporarily, by snow, the largest part being in the polar regions. Orta ve Batı Avrupa'nın çoğu nehri kaynağını Alpler'den alır. C) Alpler'den çıkan nehirlerin çoğu hem Orta hem de Batı Avrupa'dan geçer. A) D) Orta ve Batı Avrupa'yı dolaşan pek çok nehrin kaynağı Alpler'dedir. E) Orta ve Batı Avrupa'daki nehirleri çoğu Alpler'den gelir. Kutup bölgeleri de dahil olmak üzere, yeryüzünde sürekli ya da geçici olarak karla kaplı bölgeler dünya yüzeyinin yüzde yirmi üçünü oluşturmaktadır. B) Dünya yüzeyinin yüzde yirmi üçünü kaplayan kar kutup bölgelerinde sürekli, diğer yerlerde ise geçici olarak bulunmaktadır. C) En büyük bölümü kutup bölgelerinde olmak üzere, dünya yüzeyinin yaklaşık yüzde yirmi üçü, sürekli ya da geçici olarak karla kaplıdır. D) Geçici olanlar dışında, yeryüzünde sürekli karla kaplı en büyük yerler kutup bölgeleridir ki bunlar dünya yüzeyinin yüzde yirmi üçünü oluşturur. E) 104. gösterilere 107. Sürekli karla kaplı en büyük bölge olan kutup bölgeleri, dünya yüzeyinin yaklaşık yüzde yirmi üçünü oluşturur. Besides his pure comedies, the director also produced other films in which he combined comedy with social commentary. A) Yönetmen sadece komedi filmleri değil, toplumsal konuları ele aldığı pek çok film yapmıştır. B) 108. Wild animals instinctively know how to avoid poisonous plants, which may cause them harm. A) Hangi bitkilerin zehirli olduğunu içgüdüsel olarak bilen vahşi hayvanlar bunları yemekten kaçınırlar. B) İçgüdüleriyle hareket eden vahşi hayvanlar, zehirli olduğunu anladıkları bitkileri yemezler. C) Vahşi hayvanlar içgüdüsel olarak kendilerine zarar verebilecek zehirli bitkilerden sakınmasını bilirler. D) İçgüdüleri yardımıyla vahşi hayvanlar bitkileri tanır ve onları yememeyi öğrenir. E) Vahşi hayvanların, bitkilerin zehirli olup olmadığını anlamalarını sağlayan güç içgüdüleridir. zehirli Some sports terms are almost the same whichever country the games are played in. A) Yönetmenin ürettiği komediler, toplumsal konulara getirdiği yorum bakımından da önemlidir. Bazı spor terimleri, oyunun oynandığı ülkelere bağlı olarak, büyük benzerlik gösterebilir. B) C) Komediler dışında başka filmler de üreten yönetmen, toplumsal konulara de eğilmiştir. Hangi ülkeye giderseniz gidin, bazı spor terimlerinin hep aynı olduğunu görürsünüz. C) D) Gerçek komedilerinin yanı sıra yönetmen, komediyi toplumsal yorumlarla birleştirdiği başka filmler de üretmiştir. Hangi oyunlar oynanırsa oynansın, bazı ülkelerde kullanılan spor terimleri hemen hemen aynıdır. D) Bazı spor terimleri oyunun oynandığı ülkeye göre değişikik göstermez, aynı kalır. E) Komedilerinde yönetmen, güldürme amacıyla birlikte, toplumsal yorumlar yapma amacını da gütmüştür. E) Oyunlar hangi ülkede oynanırsa oynansın, bazı spor terimleri aşağı yukarı aynıdır. 109. Maw Bailey was one of the very few women ever to operate her own circus. 238 The incredible amounts of money and international fame footballers gain provide a powerful motive for youths to turn to this profession. www.kpds.org A) Futbolcular parayı ve uluslararası ünü o kadar çabuk kazanıyorlar ki bunu gören gençler meslek olarak bu alana yönelmek istiyorlar. B) Uluslararası üne sahip futbolcuların akıl almaz miktarlarda para kazanması gençleri bu yöne motive eden en büyük etmendir. C) 110. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 Gençleri futbolcu olmaya yönlendiren faktörlerden en önemlileri, futbolcuların kazandığı inanılmaz miktarlardaki para ve sahip oldukları uluslararası ündür. D) Futbolcu olmayı hedefleyen pek çok genç, uluslararası üne sahip futbolcuların kazandıkları paralara kapılarak bu alana yönelmiştir. E) Futbolcuların kazandığı inanılmaz miktarlardaki para ve uluslararası ün gençlerin bu mesleğe yönelmesinde güçlü bir motivasyon oluşturmaktadır. 113. C) Physically demanding jobs cannot be done by just anybody. D) There are some jobs which require too much physical strength for anyone to be able to do them. E) Not everyone can successfully conduct tasks requiring immense physical effort. Pilotlara yardımcı olan pek çok özel cihaz, kötü hava koşullarında bile güvenli iniş ve kalkışları mümkün kılmaktadır. Many kinds of special devices that assist pilots make safe take–offs and landings possible even in adverse weather conditions. With the murder of Federico Garcia Lorca by Franco's troops, Spain lost its greatest poet at the height of his career. B) Pilots can now make safe take–offs and landings in adverse weather conditions thanks to the special devices assisting them. A) İspanyol ozan Federico Garcia Lorca, kariyerinin doruğunda, Franco'nun askerleri tarafından öldürülmüştür. C) Having special instruments to help pilots make take–offs and landings, it is now possible to fly safely even in adverse weather conditions. B) Ozan Federico Garcia Lorca'nın kariyerinin doruğunda, Franco'nun askerleri tarafından öldürülmesi, İspanya'ya çok şey kaybettirmiştir. D) Making safe take–offs and landings with the help of different kinds of special equipment means that pilots can fly in almost any weather. C) Franco'nun askerlerinin İspanyol ozan Federico Garcia Lorca'yı öldürmesiyle, gelmiş geçmiş en büyük ozanlardan biri yitirilmiştir. E) D) Federico Garcia Lorca'nın Franco'nun askerleri tarafından öldürülmesiyle birlikte İspanya, en büyük ozanını kariyerinin doruğunda kaybetmiştir. Because they have so many devices to assist them, pilots usually make safe take–offs and landings however adverse the weather conditions are. E) Franco'nun askerleri, İspanyol ozan Federico Garcia Lorca'yı öldürerek, büyük bir ozanı tam kariyerinin doruğunda yok etmiştir. 114. Kurtlar, evcil hayvanların bulunduğu yerlerde çoğu zaman onlarla beslenirler çünkü onları yakalamak kolaydır. Çamaşır makinesinden otomobile ve karmaşık sanayi ekipmanına kadar, makineler insan emeğine olan ihtiyacı çok azaltmıştır. A) Our use of machines, from washing machines and cars to elaborate industrial equipment, is reducing the requirement for human labour. B) Machines, such as washing machines, automobiles and complicated industrial equipment, can now be operated with very little human labour. A) Domestic animals often fall easy prey to wolves if they are present in the area. B) Being easy to catch, domestic animals are often preyed on by wolves wherever they are present. C) C) Where domestic animals are abundant, wolves often hunt owing to the fact that they are easy prey. The need for human labour has been reduced because of our use of machines like washing machines, cars and industrial equipment. D) D) Wolves are often found where there are domestic animals because, as they are easy to catch, wolves often prey on them. Machines, from washing machines to automobiles and elaborate industrial equipment, have greatly reduced the need for human labour. E) Machines like washing machines, cars and industrial equipment make many of today's tasks less labour intensive. E) Where domestic animals are available, wolves often prey on them because it's easy to catch them. 115. 112. Not everyone can do the jobs that require great physical strength. A) 111. – 120. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 111. B) Büyük fiziksel güç gerektiren işleri herkes yapamaz. A) Not everyone has the strength to enable them to carry out physically demanding tasks. 239 Çocukken dışarıda oyun oynayamadığımız soğuk kış günlerini, büyükbabamın savaşta kendi başından geçmiş olayları dinleyerek geçirirdik. www.kpds.org A) When we were children, grandpa used to tell us his personal war experiences on winter days when it was too cold for us to play outside. B) As children, we spent cold winter days, when we couldn't play outside, listening himself had lived through. C) D) E) 116. 117. As children, on winter days when we were unable to go outside due to the cold, we would have to listen to war stories that grandpa had made up himself. On winter days, as children, we would prefer to listen to grandpa's war stories than go outside and play in the cold. One cold winter day when we were children, we spent the day listening to war experiences that grandpa himself had lived through. 119. Kendisine gösterilen bluzlardan hiçbirini beğenmeyince kumaş alıp bir terziye özel olarak diktirmeye karar verdi. B) As soon as the student had received initial medical treatment for his leg, which was broken during the school trip, the headmaster informed his parents. C) The headmaster informed the student's parents what, while he was on the school trip, he had broken his leg but he had received initial medical treatment. D) After receiving medical treatment, the headmaster informed the parents of the student how he had broken his leg during the school trip. E) The parents of the student whose leg was broken during the school trip were informed by the headmaster after the initial medical treatment. Gümrük görevlileri tarafından bagajı aranmayan yolculardan biri aslında uyuşturucu kaçakçılığı yapan bir örgütün kuryesiydi. A) The luggage of one of the passengers who was not searched by customs officers contained drugs as he was a courier for a drug smuggling operation. A) She decided to buy some material and have a blouse exclusively made by a dressmaker as she didn't like any of the ones available. B) B) All the blouses she was shown weren't her style, so she bought some material and had an exclusive one made for her by a dressmaker. One of the couriers of the organization involved in drug smuggling was not searched by the officers when he went through customs. C) The customs officers didn’t search the luggage of one of the passengers, who was actually carrying drugs for a smuggling organization he was involved with. D) One of the passengers whose luggage was not searched by the customs officers was actually the courier of an organization involved in drug smuggling. E) The courier involved with the drug smuggling organization passed through customs without his luggage being searched. C) When she didn't like any of the blouses she was shown, she decided to buy some material by a dressmaker. D) Her decision to have a blouse made by a dressmaker was a result of the fact that she didn't like any of the fact that she didn't like any of the ones she was shown. E) Not liking the designs she was shown, she decided to buy some material and have a dressmaker make a blouse exclusively for her. 120. Ülkenin saygın politikacılarından birinin bu yolsuzluğa karışması halkın politikacılara olan güvenini daha da azalttı. A) 118. ADJECTIVES CLAUSES PART I SET 3 The involvement of a respected politician in this impropriety caused a further loss of public confidence in politicians. Bir iş kolu olarak reklamcılık, ilk kez onu en yaygın kullanan ülke olan ABD'de gelişmiştir. A) Advertising as a business first developed in the USA, the country that uses it to the greatest extent. B) Advertising is most widely used in the USA, the country where it first developed as a business. B) A most respected politician was involved in this impropriety, lading to a loss of people's confidence in politicians. C) C) The fact is that this improper behaviour by a respected politician was responsible for a further erosion of the people's confidence in politicians. Advertising is used to the greatest extent in the USA because it was there that it first developed as a business. D) The USA first developed techniques for using advertising more effectively. D) Prior to being involved in this impropriety, he was believed to be one of the trustworthy politicians in the country. E) The most extensive use of advertising is made in the USA, where businesses first experimented with its use. E) The fact that one of the respected politicians in the country was involved in this impropriety further eroded the people's confidence in politicians. Okul gezisi sırasında bacağı kırılan öğrencinin ailesi, ilk tıbbi müdahaleden sonra müdür tarafından bilgilendirildi. A) Following the initial medical treatment, the headmaster told the parents of the student how his leg had been broken during the school trip. 240 www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 1 ADJECTIVE CLAUSES PART II 9. SET 1 1. 2. A speedy response by life savers is essential in the icy waters of the Arctic, .......... it is a race against time to save victims at sea. A) which B) of whom D) where E) what C) whose 10. I had lunch with Janice Small, ---- son owns the shoe factory in our town. A) whom B) which 11. E) whose Liquorice, ---- contains clycyrrhetic acid, was a favourite ingredient of ancient Egyptian medicines. A) who B) when C) which B) which D) whom E) who 12. In the end, my sister’s husband, ---- steadfast determination never faltered, became a wealthy businessman. A) when B) whose D) whom E) of which C) that For 65 years, the hermit Anthony lived in a cave ---cut into a narrow ledge on the Al Galua mountain in Egypt. A) how B) what D) whose E) Ø C) who Sidney this autumn, ---- the Olympic games took place, was host to approximately two million visitors. Robert Holden, ---- wrote ‘Happiness Now’, was the founder of Britain’s first laughter clinic. A) when B) which A) who B) when D) that E) whose C) where C) where D) where E) why 4. A) when C) Ø D) what 3. Robert Riva, an Italian ---- used to play for Cremonese, now coaches the Reigate under 11’s football team. D) Ø C) how E) how 13. 5. He is a talented cricket player ---- abilities include fast bowling and powerful batting. A) where B) whose C) whom D) when E) of which 6. 7. 8. 14. Eastern Rwanda is very different from the Southwest, ---- monkeys, birds and orchids thrive in the high altitude primary forest. A) when B) where D) why E) of whom C) which Wednesday is the day ---- a tour guide leads a tour around the town’s historical places. A) when B) which D) where E) how 15. C) whose Doura Europos, ---- is perched on a hill high above the river, is one of the most dramatic castles lining the Euphrates. A) what B) when D) which E) who 16. C) where 241 I don’t think I’ll be going out much next month as the tires, ---- are quite expensive, need replacing on my car. A) which B) that D) when E) why C) where The new batsman, ---- everybody believes will strengthen the team, played superbly in yesterday’s match. A) whose B) where D) why E) that C) whom The little bay, ---- a small boat brings provisions daily in fine weather, cannot be reached by road. A) which B) where D) whose E) when C) what Fewer chicks survive in years ---- lemmings, ---make up the diet of the snowy owl, are sparse. A) what / where B) why / how D) that / which E) which / who C) when / that www.kpds.org 17. 18. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 1 Everyone at the meeting yesterday, ---- proved very constructive, showed their support for the new stadium. A) that B) when D) which E) where 26. C) who 20th June, Midsummer’s day, ---- is the longest day of the year, is one of the days on ---- religious leaders called Druids meet and pray at ancient stone circles. A) that / why B) where / where C) when / when D) why / Ø 27. 28. E) which / which 19. The other day ---- Druids gather at their religious sites is Midwinter’s day, ---- is the shortest day of the year. A) when / which B) which / when C) where / what D) whom / where 29. E) that / that 20. 21. 22. 23. The town ---- the folk festival is taking place is usually a quiet resort. A) when B) where D) which E) what C) whom 30. Our hotel, ---- is a converted 17th century manor house, is very comfortable. A) where B) whose D) when E) that C) which 31. As a celebrity ---- many children admire, it is important for her to act responsibly. A) when B) where D) which E) whose B) that D) which E) where 32. C) when 33. 24. There is a place on the form ---- we are supposed to write comments in, but they haven’t left enough room for us to write much at all. A) why B) what D) where E) which C) when 34. 25. Gigi Fernandez, ---- was born in Porto Rico, won the Wimbledon Championship four times in the 1990s. A) where B) that D) whom E) who A) where B) whose D) which E) that C) whom We’ll row until the spot ---- the river bends and then we’ll turn back. A) where B) when D) which E) that C) whose Cornwall, ---- beaches and rocky coves attract tourists from the UK and abroad, is one area to consider for your new hotel. A) which B) whose D) of whom E) why C) when During summer months, ---- snow only remains on the highest peaks, very few tourists come to St Moritz. A) where B) which D) why E) whose C) when The only hairdresser ---- Judy trusts to cut her hair is Caroline. A) which B) when D) Ø E) how C) where On the days ---- I feel I need to reflect on the past and plan my future, I sit by the river and watch the swans swim past. A) when B) where D) whom E) which C) whose C) whom We always hold a family barbecue in our garden on Independence Day, ---- was on a Tuesday this year. A) what When I was at school, there was a girl in my class --- skin was so sensitive that she couldn’t expose her skin to the sun even with cream on. C) when 35. 242 One of the greatest leaders of all time was Ghandi, --- peaceful rebellion against imperialism gained him respect at home and abroad. A) where B) whom D) whose E) when C) who ---- you need to run this office smoothly is an efficient assistant. You can’t do all the work yourself, can you? A) Which B) What D) Where E) How C) When I can’t imagine ---- she wants to go to Canada in the winter. A) what B) who D) why E) which C) where One of the contestants ---- reached the final solved the puzzle in only twenty-three seconds. www.kpds.org 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 1 A) whose B) whom D) where E) which C) that 45. The new traffic system in the city, ---- reserves one lane for cars with more than one person in, has reduced congestion considerably. A) that B) why D) when E) which 46. C) where The academy, ---- students from all over the world can learn English, has a number of flexible courses. A) when B) where D) which E) that C) whom 47. The teachers ---- negligence resulted in the boy being left behind in France have been suspended. A) whose B) why D) whom E) of which 48. C) that My mother’s Elvis Presley tape, ---- she listened to every day, has broken in the music centre. A) whose B) that D) when E) which 49. C) where The only reason ---- she stayed at the company was the additional money she was offered. A) which B) where D) whom E) why C) whose 50. Unfortunately, the friend with ---- I intended to go on holiday to Side is ill, so I’ll have to cancel my trip. A) who B) whom D) that E) which C) where 51. According to the research, the time at ---- most road accidents happen is early evening. A) when B) which D) that E) Ø B) that D) when E) what 52. B) who D) which E) what B) that D) when E) whose The police are trying blackmailing the victim. A) when B) that D) who E) what C) whom to find out ---- was C) whom The new stadium, ---- will be completed next year, will seat 30,000 spectators. A) what B) where D) how E) which C) when Blenheim Palace, ---- Churchill was born, is now open to the public. A) when B) where D) that E) whose C) which Both modern philosophy and modern mathematics began with the work of Rene Descartes, ---- analytic method of thinking focused attention on the problem of how we know. A) where B) when D) whose E) whom C) which Sandra, a short, frail girl, ---- neither captain wanted in his team, burst into tears. A) whom B) which D) why E) whose C) Ø The police officer, ---- the thief, was pushing him into a police vehicle to be taken to the station. A) to catch B) to have caught D) having caught E) being caught C) caught The excuse ---- by the company for not delivering the product on time was unbelievable. A) to give B) having given D) to be giving E) giving C) given C) which 53. As a retired person, the place in ---- my mother spends the most time is the garden. A) that A) where C) whose Retirement, during ---- people have plenty of free time, should be a time of enjoyment and relaxation. A) whose In the end, we chose the restaurant ---- menu looked the most interesting. C) where 243 ---- his sun cream at home, the man reluctantly bought a new bottle. A) Left B) To be leaving D) Leaving E) Having left C) To leave www.kpds.org 54. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 1 We will need someone ---- our daughter during the award ceremony. 59. The smartest way ---- situations like this is to speak to the manager first. A) to be baby-sat A) approached B) having approached B) baby-sat C) approaching D) to be approached C) having baby-sat E) to approach D) baby-sitting E) to baby-sit 55. 56. 57. 60. If you leave the letters ---- on my desk, I will put them away first thing tomorrow morning. A) filing B) having filed D) to be filed E) to be filing Her husband, ---- a garage of his own, repairs her car for her. B) having D) has E) to have had A) To sing B) To have sung D) Singing E) To be singing C) Sung C) to have filed 61. A) to have ---- cheerfully in the spring sunshine, the paper boy handed her ‘The Guardian’. C) have A scholar-explorer with an inborn love of adventure, Richard Burton was the first European ---- forbidden Muslim cities in Africa unharmed. A) being penetrated B) to penetrate C) penetrated D) penetrate E) to be penetrated 62. Various games ---- soccer have been played for more than 2,000 years, probably starting in China, but the modern game developed in England. A) resembling All decisions ---- at this meeting will be published in the club’s quarterly bulletin. A) made B) making D) having made E) to be making C) to make B) resembled 63. C) to resemble D) resemble E) being resembled 58. ---- it to be certain that the horse was a winner, the man bet his entire wages on it. A) To have believed B) To believe C) Believing D) Believed E) To be believed ---- in a ‘no-parking’ zone, the Boss’s a car was towed away. 64. A) To be parked B) Parking C) Having been parked D) To be parking Yesterday the player, ---- with the singer for some time, announced his engagement. A) linking B) to be linked C) having linked D) linked E) to link E) To park 65. The vase, ---- for £2 in a jumble sale, was valued by the expert at £1500. A) bought B) buying C) to buy D) having bought E) to be bought 244 www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 10. SET 2 1. 2. 3. 4. Isadora Duncan, ---dance techniques revolutionised ballet, had a tragic personal life. A) whose B) where D) when E) which B) when D) where E) what B) what D) why E) who 6. 7. 8. 9. C) when 12. B) for whom D) where E) of which 13. D) which E) where 14. B) where D) what E) whose 15. C) which 16. St Andrews, a Scottish town, ---- golf course is one of the oldest in the world, is the host for this year’s British Open Golf Championship. A) whose B) for whom D) that E) when 17. C) with which I’m glad that the snacks ---- we served at the reception were very popular with the guests. A) where B) what D) whom E) how B) who D) when E) which Galileo, ---- published works proving that the earth revolves around the Sun, continued his scientific experiments even when he went deaf and blind. A) when B) who D) which E) whose C) where The children ---- sang at the Mayor’s parade were from the local school. A) whose B) Ø D) who E) whom C) where All his staff, ---- he had good relations, admired him greatly. A) of which B) that D) with whom E) whose C) where Genghis Khan, ---- name means ‘very Mighty ruler’’ was a Mongol emperor in the Middle Ages. A) whom B) whose D) what E) how C) who Barbara Cartland, ---- light-hearted romantic novels were popular, died earlier this year. A) whose B) whom D) what E) of which C) which Discus throwing is an athletic discipline ---- tests strength and agility. A) that B) what D) where E) how C) when Today ethnic Ainus, ---- are the aboriginal inhabitants of Japan, are only found in the extreme north of the country and on a few scattered islands belonging to Russia. A) whom B) for whom D) of which E) whose C) who C) Ø 18. There is now a radio station, called ‘Talksport’, ---broadcasts sports twenty-four hours a day. A) where E) which C) Ø Goldau, a small Swiss town ---- a landslide took place in 1806, is now called Neu-Goldau and consists merely of a few houses. A) when D) Ø C) that C) which The Queen gave out medals for services to the community, most ---- were given to famous people. A) that B) whom C) who When I unpacked my suitcase, I was upset to find that the vase ---- I had bought at the market in Portugal as a gift for my mother was broken. A) what B) who 5. 11. Our reporter is going to ask them ---- the effects of the new taxation will be. A) where A) where C) whom Thanks to modern technology, people ---- steal from shops can be identified using closed circuit television. A) which Leopald Grielin’s ‘Handbuch der Chemie’, ---originally written in German, was translated into English in the 1876s. C) whose 19. 245 The greatest number of Native American Indians are Navajos, one sixth ---- still live in traditional oneroom houses called Hogans. A) for which B) in which D) with whom E) of whom C) for whose We stood at the Grand Canyon looking down into the cleft below, ---- the Colorado river continues to carve deeper and deeper into the Earth’s crust. www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 A) when B) how D) where E) that C) which D) whose 29. 20. Castle Combe, ---- Dr Doolittle was filmed, is considered the prettiest village in England. A) about what B) in which D) of whose E) whom C) with whom 30. 21. There are about thirty workshops on the new industrial estate, half ---- are still empty. A) from whom B) where D) what E) that C) of which 31. 22. Hundreds of people have been evacuated from the town, many ---- will spend the night under the stars. A) for which B) whose D) in which E) with whom C) of whom 32. 23. Nothing could stop the mud slide, ---- tore down houses as if they were made of match sticks. A) which B) where D) who E) that C) when 33. 24. The police are searching the area ---- the boy was last seen. A) which B) where D) how E) who C) that 34. 25. Tiger Woods, ---- the favourite to win the event, is placed second at the moment. A) that B) whose D) where E) who C) Ø 35. 26. 27. 28. The transport secretary has announced that over the next ten years, 180 million pounds will be spent on transportation, some ---- will pay for the new railway system. A) for whom B) for what D) of which E) that B) Ø / when D) which / Ø E) where / which 36. C) whose / that 37. 38. Noel helped the old woman, ---- could barely walk, board the plane. A) who B) when We will always remember this as the day ---- we won our first match as a team. A) whom B) what D) where E) which C) that There is much less traffic in the city ---- the children are on holiday from school. A) which B) when D) why E) whose C) that He managed to land the hot air balloon at a place --- the land was flat and open. A) when B) where D) what E) which C) whose The park is open to the public at no charge except for one weekend ---- the flower show is held there. A) when B) where D) whom E) how C) which “Don’t run away. Stay ---- I can see you,” the mother shouted to her children. A) which B) how D) why E) when C) where My sister has just bought the hairdresser’s ---- she has worked for since she was a teenager. A) when B) where D) Ø E) who C) what He almost laughed when he was shown the uniform ---- he is supposed to wear for work at ‘Fattie Arbuckles American Style Diner’. A) when B) which D) whom E) why C) where C) Ø The complex in the Forbidden City, Beijing, has an outer palace, ---- emperors held official audiences, and an inner palace, ---- served as living quarters for the imperial family. A) that / where E) that C) where 246 I had my fist baseball glove in 1957, ---- my grandfather gave me one as a birthday present. A) which B) what D) whose E) when C) Ø The philosopher ---- theories I am writing went insane before he died. A) about whose B) for whom D) in which E) at which C) with whom Why don’t you ask her ---- she likes to do most and then arrange something? A) that B) when D) wha t E) why C) who www.kpds.org 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 Our managing director, ---- is Australian, misses the beaches and weather of his home town. A) whom B) who D) Ø E) which 49. C) that There was a time ---- coal was mined in this valley, but now all that remains to remind us of those days is the ‘Miners’ Male Voice Choir’. A) what B) whose D) which E) when C) where 50. Unlike many artists of his era, J.M.W. Turner, .......... entire life was devoted to his art, was successful throughout his career. A) Ø B) whom D) which E) whose B) that D) where E) what 51. C) which 4.23 p.m. is the time ---- the tide here will be at its highest. A) for which B) whose D) that E) why 52. C) where County Air Ambulance is a charity ----- provides emergency medical services to rural parts of the county. A) which B) what D) where E) how A) who B) that D) which E) when C) Ø Hundreds of United Nations peacekeeping soldiers have been sent to Sierra Leone, ---- there is a civil war at the moment. A) what B) where D) which E) that C) who C) when Freckles, .......... are largely hereditary, are caused by an uneven distribution of pigments. A) whom Irish whiskey is made from rye, so it has a different taste from Scottish whiskey, ---- is made from wheat. C) why 53. All the vegetables ---- on that farm are free from chemicals. A) grown B) having grown D) to be growing E) grow C) to grow The only non-violent sport ---- by the King of England was golf in the 1400s, when the King thought his soldiers weren’t doing enough archery practice. A) banning B) to ban D) to be banned E) to be banning C) having banned Johnny, ---- Italian, didn’t enjoy the Opera as much as Sonya did. A) not being understood 45. 46. 47. 48. B) not to understand Mike, ---- brother I bought this car, is starting to work at our company tomorrow. A) from whose B) for whom D) when E) about which C) not to be understood C) where D) not understand E) not understanding The meal, ----- we had paid twenty pounds, was tasteless. A) for whom B) for which D) whose E) Ø 54. C) about what ---- ten times as fast as the old printer, the new printer has made our office much more efficient. A) To print B) Printing D) To be printed E) Printed C) Being printed Walrus fur, ---- used by the Eskimos for clothing, has a special oily texture ---- stops it freezing. A) that / when B) which / Ø C) Ø / that D) who / where E) whom / which 55. Davie Crocket, ---- the battle of the Alamo in Texas is associated with, may not have even been there. A) which D) Ø B) that C) whom E) where 247 ---- several competitions as an amateur, he decided to play professionally. A) To win B) Won D) Being won E) To be won C) Having won www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 2 60. 56. Before the lecture, you’ll be given some notes ---Freud’s theory of the Ego and Alter Ego. ---- in superstitions, Jess walked confidently under the ladder. A) Not to believe B) Not to be believing A) explaining C) Not believing D) Not believed B) to be explained E) Not believe C) explained D) being explained 61. E) having explained All the people ---- to the committee are experts in this subject. A) appointing B) having appointed 57. ---- of the dangers many times Cameron never swam in the river. C) to appoint by his mother, D) to be appointing A) To warn B) Having been warned C) To have warned D) Having warned E) appointed E) To be warning 58. 59. 62. The bridge, ---- to the town by the Horticultural Society in 1882, crosses the river from the road to the park. A) having given B) given D) giving E) to be giving 63. C) to give ---- the required score in the qualifying round, the former champion will not take place in the final. 64. It would be nice if I had someone ---- on to look after the shop when we go on holiday. A) having relied B) to rely D) to be relied E) relying C) relied The sand on this beach, ---- specially from Spain, is golden and not the black volcanic sand of most of the beaches on this island. A) to bring B) bringing C) having brought D) brought E) to be bringing A) Not to reach Stockholm is a city of broad streets and substantial buildings ---- of white granite, brick or stone that give the city a clean, uncrowded appearance. B) Not being reached A) making B) to make C) Not having been reached D) having made E) to be making C) made D) Not having reached E) Not to be reaching 65. 248 None of the men ---- on the building site have a work permit. A) working B) work C) being worked D) worked E) to be working www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 3 9. SET 3 1. 2. 3. Stratford-upon-Avon, the English town ---Shakespeare was born in, has a beautiful theatre by the River Avon. A) when B) why D) where E) Ø 10. C) whom Unfortunately, the field ---- we had to put our tent up was extremely muddy. A) by whom B) which D) in which E) when 11. C) that I admit that Sally is not a good cook, but the meal she cooked us was much nicer than the one ---- we ate at a restaurant last Saturday. A) when B) where D) who E) whom 12. The emergency staff prepared themselves as the injured man, ---- had been hit by a bus in a busy part of the city, was brought into the hospital. A) which B) where D) when E) whom The farmer ---- crops were damaged by the police during the search for a body wants compensation. A) whose B) when D) that E) who C) which A diary is a daily personal record ---- the writer is free to record anything at all. A) what B) in which D) that E) to whom C) when Manager: - C) Ø C) who Did the lady buy anything? Sales Assistant: - Unfortunately, we didn’t have ----. she looking for. 4. David Bowie, ---- career has lasted over 20 years; drew the largest crowd at Glastonbury Festival. A) when B) which A) whose B) when D) where E) that D) which E) that C) whom 13. 5. A) whom B) what A) what B) Ø D) which E) who D) where E) whose 14. 6. 7. 8. Once again the manager, ---- anger was often directed at the salespeople, told Paul that if he didn’t improve his performance, he could face dismissal. A) that B) whose D) when E) where C) whom 15. The show, ---- the contestants are monitored on cameras twenty-four hours a day, has caused controversy in Germany, the Netherlands and Spain. A) for whom B) who D) in which E) why 16. C) when The room ---- we are standing in now is the one ---the President used to write his letters. A) where / whom B) why / that C) which / which D) when / Ø E) Ø / where 17. 249 C) what They don’t know ---- someone managed to break their computer security code. Do you think the scarf ---- I’m wearing goes with my dress? C) when was C) how Spaghetti Bolognaise, ---- is originally an Italian meal, is very popular around the world today. A) whom B) who D) which E) that C) where Early Welsh settlers, from ---- some modern day Patagonians are descended, brought sheep farming to Patagonia. A) when B) which D) who E) whom C) where The shop ---- sold handmade pottery has closed down. A) why B) where D) Ø E) that C) when There were only eleven entries to the competition, none ---- were very impressive. A) of which B) for whom D) whose E) in whom C) from that www.kpds.org 18. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 3 The Empire State Building, ---- was the world’s tallest building from 1931 until the 1970s, is five storeys shorter than the World Trade Centre. A) where B) which D) when E) whose 27. C) that 28. 19. 280,000 children die of Tuberculosis each year. However, these are deaths ---- could be prevented with a simple vaccine. A) what B) why C) who Elder is a small tree, the berries ---- are used to make a country wine. A) about whose B) for whom D) for which E) by whom C) of which ---- busy you are, you should take a break at least every four hours. A) Whatever B) Wherever D) However E) Whichever C) Whenever D) that 29. E) where 20. Chromes disease is an illness ---- affects a person’s intestines and bowels. A) why B) which C) where D) whom 30. E) when 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. Epping forest, .......... the Royal family used to hunt, was given to the public by Queen Victoria in 1882. A) Ø B) which D) where E) whose C) when 31. ---- I eat cucumber, I get indigestion. A) Whenever B) Whatever D) Whomever E) Whichever B) that / why D) whom / that E) whose / Ø 32. B) that D) where E) Ø 33. B) for which D) in which E) whose 34. B) Ø D) when E) whom E) whatever The police think that ---- broke in must have known the layout of the bank. A) whoever B) wherever D) however E) whomever C) whenever ---- happened at yesterday’s meeting was not really one person’s fault. it was just an unfortunate coincidence. A) Which B) Who D) When E) That C) What The examples ---- he gave to help explain this theory made it much clearer. A) who B) Ø D) what E) why C) when Robert Redford, ---- also appeared in the stage play of the same name, plays the lead role in Neil Simon’s “Barefoot in the Park”. A) what B) where D) that E) Ø C) who The last week of July, ---- most of the schools break up for summer, is the week .......... we take the most holiday bookings. A) why / what B) where / which D) when / that E) --- / why C) that / when C) of whom 35. It was the old lady next door ---- called the police on the night of the burglary. A) who D) whomever C) however C) when The firemen, two ---- were injured themselves in the rescue attempt, were awarded medals for bravery by the Mayor. A) with whose B) whenever C) Ø / which Of the firemen ---- helped extinguish the fire, two were injured in the rescue attempt. A) which A) wherever C) Wherever The security guard stopped a stranger entering the building and asked him ---- he was and ---- he wanted there. A) who / what First we need to find out ---- caused this epidemic. The quality of the air ---- we breathe can have a dramatic effect on our health. A) what B) where D) Ø E) why C) when C) whose 36. 250 The leader recommends that we should pack only --- we will really need on the holiday. A) what B) Ø D) when E) that C) which www.kpds.org 37. 38. 39. 40. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 3 The wine business is controlled by people ---obsession is encouraging new customers to try wine. A) where B) which D) when E) whose B) where D) which E) that 46. ---- this restaurant needs is a new carpet and some better quality furniture. B) Who D) What E) Where E) what William de Morgan, about ---- work we will be talking today, was the son of the mathematician Augustus De Morgan. A) who B) that D) whom E) which C) whose In Judaism, Bethlehem was the birthplace of David, ---- became king of Israel in about 1000 BC. A) when B) who D) that E) where C) which C) Which 48. The dilemma in which he ---- himself now ---whether to continue working and risk getting poorer grades or give up his job and suffer financially. A) found / have been B) was finding / had been C) will find / was D) has found / were 49. E) finds / is 41. D) Ø C) why C) when 47. A) Why B) which C) that During the middle of the day, ---- the Sun’s rays are the strongest, many Spaniards stay indoors. A) Ø A) who Sarah, who ---- from a chest pain for some time now, ---- to see the doctor tomorrow. It is one of the most sacred places for Christians as well because, according to the Gospels, Bethlehem was also the place ---- Jesus was born. A) where B) whom D) that E) whose C) which The small island of Pitcairn was settled in 1790 by mutineers, ---- had set their captain adrift from their ship, ‘The Bounty’. A) when B) that D) who E) which C) whose A) was suffering / will go B) has been suffering / is going 42. 50. C) suffered / has been going William De Morgan, ---- designs can be seen at Wightwick Manor, never achieved commercial success. D) will suffer / has gone A) that B) Ø E) is suffering / goes D) where E) whose The team ---- wins this competition will play the winner of the other semi-final. A) Ø B) what C) where 51. D) which C) whom Syria, ---- by Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman civilisations, has some striking architecture ---- the influence of all the three. A) to occupy / to have been reflecting E) when B) occupying / to have reflected 43. The man ---- the manager hired was not the man ---he originally offered the job to. C) to be occupying / being reflected A) whom / Ø B) whose / who E) having occupied / reflected C) who / whose D) who / which D) having been occupied / reflecting E) which / who 44. 52. The polecat, ---- has been eradicated from most parts of the UK by gamekeepers, survives today in remote parts of Wales. A) who B) where D) Ø E) which A) to wait B) waiting D) to be waiting E) waited C) having waited C) when 53. 45. Those ---- for the coach to Rattle Snake Springs should proceed to the side door. The construction of a railway junction in the village is the main explanation as to ......... Polegate grew so rapidly. 251 The man who won the ‘Tour de France’, ---- by crowds of Parisians, came from the United States of America. A) having watched B) watched C) to watch D) to be watching www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 3 E) to have been watched 54. 55. 56. E) to improve I’m sure I’ve seen the tall man ---- in the corner somewhere before. A) to sit B) having sat D) sat E) to be sitting 63. C) sitting Paintings by Bartolome Murillo and Diego Velasquez, both ---- in Seville, may be found throughout the city. A) born B) to be born D) being born E) to have born 64. C) having born B) to believe C) to have believed D) believed 65. E) believing 57. B) to be designing C) designing D) designed 66. E) to design 58. 59. The Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget was the first scientist ---- systematic studies of how children learn. A) to be made B) made D) be making E) to make 61. 62. C) being made B) to interview D) having interviewed 60. 67. C) interviewing 68. E) to be interviewing The deer I ---- on my way to work was wandering across the road. A) to hi B) was hit D) to be hitting E) hitting C) hit 69- Henry the Minstrel, ---- as Blind Harry, wrote a narrative poem of 11,000 lines about the Scottish national hero, Sir William Wallace. A) knew B) knowing D) to know E) known D) to be agreed E) being agreed C) agreed Michael Stone, ---- as part of the peace process, wants to spend time with his family. A) to release B) releasing C) having been released D) to be releasing The mobile phone company ---- free connection charges a lot for calls. A) being advertised B) advertising C) to advertise D) advertised The workers ---- to work all weekend stocktaking were paid a bonus. A) having B) to have D) to be having E) to have had C) had The procedure ---- by the new manager seems to be working well. A) having introduced B) to introduce C) to be introducing D) introduced E) introducing Virtually everybody ---- on the show agreed with the Prime Minister’s decision. A) interviewed B) having agreed E) to be advertising The new Volvo four-wheel drive vehicle, ---- to function well on the country’s worst roads, costs £28,910. A) having designed A) to agree E) having released Garlic, ---- since ancient times to have medicinal properties, made up part of the Egyptian pyramidbuilders’ rations. A) having believed The British government, ---- to it as part of the peace process in Northern Ireland, released a murderer, Michael Stone, from jail. Bears are farmed in China to provide bile, ---- in traditional Chinese medicine. A) having used B) be used C) using D) to be using E) used Anyone ---- to Rwanda should contact embassy about security procedures. A) to be travelling B) travelled C) be travelling D) travel their E) travelling C) having known 70. Louis Bleriot, ---- the design of the monoplane, made the first cross-channel flight on 25th July 1909. A) improved B) to be improving C) being improved D) having improved The old boat, ---- in the family’s barn, was taken to Swansea for relaunching. A) having been restored C) to be restoring E) having restored 252 B) to restore D) to have been restoring www.kpds.org ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 3 E) 71. - 80. sorularda yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. The town of Bolgar was a thriving centre of commerce until, in 1237, the Mongols launched an attack, ----. A) with whom they signed a peace treaty B) from which the town never recovered C) in which we bought our souvenirs D) Bulgar wheat comes from the same area E) who claimed the land for himself 77. The art of bronze casting in India reached its full development in the South, ----. which gets her oven particularly clean The area is a breeding ground for African penguins, ----. A) 40 percent of which were affected by the recent oil spill B) when the tanker hit the coast due to adverse weather conditions C) whose carelessness caused one of the biggest disasters of ever D) that was a greater number than we had expected E) to have been discovered by a Dutch explorer A) for whom this elaborate perfume burner was made in the year 1277 B) whose pleasant colour makes it popular for ornaments as well as for everyday utensils C) which became popular in France in the 18th century A) When she received examinations D) even though cannons were once made of it B) Unless you send your application today E) where the art has flourished from the 10th century until the present day C) The more newspapers we advertise in D) She's flying out to Australia immediately E) Because they feared getting stuck in traffic 78. This disease is absolutely incurable, ----. A) which explains the name meaning 'white blood' B) when his gland became enlarged C) however early the diagnosis is made D) whom I know died of the disease E) whose symptoms haemorrhage include anaemia 79. and The manager thinks Susan is the calibre of employee ----. A) for which he was very grateful B) the fact that he promoted her C) who are threatening to take strike action D) who has management potential E) the reason why she resigned 80. We would have attracted more people to the disco ---. A) that we ran out of food and drink B) unless we plan to publicise the event well in advance C) part of which plays music by new artists D) the disc jockey of whom is from Spain E) if we had advertised the event in the newspaper her husband weeds the garden and mows the lawn B) she sat down and had a cup of tea and some cake C) on which the scandal broke in the newspapers D) when she met her husband at the collage dance the results of her On board the plane were a total of 109 passengers, ---. A) whose engines caught on fire B) some of which were damaged C) none of whom survived the crash D) into which the plane collided E) which caused this dreadful tragedy What I am looking for most in a school for my daughter ----. A) was the broad range of both academic subjects and sports they taught B) once I have received all the brochures I have sent for C) during which she learnt a lot about the arts D) is a balance between academic and creative subjects E) has one of the best reputations in our area 81. – 100. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. Having finished all her housework for the day, ----. A) ----, it won't arrive before the deadline. 81. It is hard to explain to my mother why I don't like my new job. A) 253 I explained to my mother why I don't like my new job, but she refuses to understand that. www.kpds.org 82. 83. 84. 85. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 3 B) I explained to my mother that I don't like my new job as I have to work too hard there. D) It won't take us long to get from the station to the hotel on the day of their wedding. C) Giving an explanation to my mother as to why I dislike my new job is not easy. E) They are looking for a hotel close to the station in which to hold their wedding reception. D) Except for my mother, I could easily give everybody an explanation as to why I hate my new job. E) My mother found it quite difficult to believe that I hated my new job. It was Jeremy Black, who works with Nigel, who caught the most fish. A) Nigel and his colleague Jeremy Black caught the most fish. B) The man who caught more fish than anyone else was Jeremy Black, a colleague of Nigel's. C) Nigel works with Jeremy Black, who often goes fishing and usually catches a lot of fish. D) E) 86. We should book a table in the restaurant for Friday night as it could be busy then. A) We booked a table because we were going to dine on Friday night, when the restaurant is usually busy. B) Since there is a possibility that the restaurant will be busy on Friday night, it would be a good idea for us to reserve a table. Nigel and his colleague, Jeremy Black, went fishing and Jeremy caught more fish than Nigel. C) It is advisable to reserve tables on Friday nights, when the restaurant is exceptionally busy. I went fishing with Nigel and his colleague Jeremy Black, who caught the most fish among us. D) We didn't know that we had to book a table, but it is the restaurant's policy on Friday nights, when they are particularly busy. E) In my opinion, there is no need to book a table at the restaurant, but, as we are dining on Friday, you may wish to. The museum is visited mainly by those who are interested in the impressionist painters. A) The museum, which attracts large numbers of visitors, has a particularly interesting display of impressionist paintings. B) The museum, which displays mainly impressionist art, attracts visitors with a serious interest in art. C) A lot of visitors to the museum who are interested in Impressionism buy paintings. D) The museum, which displays only impressionist paintings, receives lots of visitors. E) Most of the visitors to the museum have an interest in artists from the era of Impressionism. 87. When driving at night, I can't bear people driving towards me without dipping their head lamps. A) If drivers don't dip their head lamps at night, they can dazzle drivers coming in the opposite direction. B) Sometimes, when driving at night, I forget to dip my head lamps and dazzle a driver in a vehicle coming in the opposite direction. C) When at the wheel, I get annoyed with the drivers coming in the opposite direction at night who don't dip their head lamps. D) I get dazzled if a driver who is coming in the opposite direction does not dip his head lamps at night, which is very annoying. E) The thing I find most annoying when driving at night is drivers who don't dip their head lamps for oncoming traffic. What he least expected to happen was for him to beat the champion. A) He thought his beating the champion was the most unlikely outcome. B) Everybody was quite surprised when he beat the champion. C) Everyone thought he would certainly be beaten by the champion. D) More than anything else, he wanted to beat the champion, but that was extremely unlikely. E) He was absolutely certain that the champion would win the race. 88. The hotel where their wedding reception is being held is not far from the station. A) We can walk from the station to the hotel in which their wedding reception is being held. B) They are holding their wedding reception in a hotel situated close to the station. C) It's a long way from the station to the hotel they intend to hold their wedding reception in. 254 The hardest job for anyone who has children is bringing them up to be decent citizens. A) For parents, the most rewarding job is raising their children to appreciate the difference between right and wrong. B) Most people don't take the job of bringing up children, which is the most difficult job in the world, seriously enough. C) I found bringing up my children to be sensible adults the most difficult job I have ever had. www.kpds.org 89. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 3 D) For parents, raising children so that they grow into responsible adults is the toughest task they will face. C) When a developed country sells its technology to a poor country, it usually overcharges the purchasing country for it. E) Bringing up children to be educated adults is one of the most difficult jobs in the world. D) In developing countries, the lack of advanced technology, which they are reluctant to invest in, means their productivity is much lower than that of developed countries. E) The gap between productivity in the undeveloped world and in the developed world keeps widening due mainly to the technological advances made by the industrialised nations. This watch will retain its value forever. A) Make sure you always value this watch. B) If you keep this watch, it will become more and more valuable. C) This watch is as valuable as any. D) Keep this watch as it might become valuable some day. E) This watch will never lose its value. 93. 90. 91. My mother-in law has made an appointment with a chiropodist to ask about her foot, which has been troubling her lately. A) A chiropodist is treating my mother-in-law's foot, which has been unbearably painful for ages. B) I have made an appointment with my mother-inlaw's chiropodist because my foot has been painful to walk on for some time. C) My mother-in-law should go and see a chiropodist about her foot because it has been very painful to walk on lately. D) My mother-in-law suggested that I arrange to visit a chiropodist about my foot, which has been quite sore lately. E) In order to find out what is wrong with her foot, from which she has been experiencing pain lately, my mother-in-law has arranged to see a chiropodist. A) People who don't work in areas where a catastrophe has occurred cannot fully understand the mental effects of total disaster. B) Those people whose work involves treating the survivors of disasters have an appreciation of the mental scars their experiences can leave. C) Being involved in a scene of physical devastation can leave psychological scars, which take years to overcome. D) People who have never experienced this kind of physical devastation have no idea about the psychological scars it can leave. E) Those who work in areas of total devastation can be badly damaged psychologically by their experiences. For my new project, I'm looking for a business partner who is honest and trustworthy. A) I'm starting a new business project, for which I will require a partner who is famous and has a good reputation. B) The most important qualities in a business partner are reliability and truthfulness, but someone with both of these qualities is difficult to find. C) I hope my business partner, who is usually trustworthy, works efficiently for this new project. D) I'm trying to find someone who can be trusted and is truthful to be my partner in my new business project. I wish I had a reliable and truthful partner in my new business project. E) 92. Only those whose work takes place in disaster areas can really comprehend the psychological effects of mass devastation. 94. Developing nations cannot afford to buy advanced technology from the industrialised nations, which could improve their productivity in industry. A) B) 95. Advanced technology owned by the developed world could improve industrial output in developing countries, but it is too expensive for them to buy. The developed world is reluctant to share its advanced technology with the developing world, which doesn't want to pay for it. 255 This course is designed for students with a basic knowledge of the language. A) This course attracted a number of students who could already speak the language. B) During this course, people will gain a basic knowledge of the language. C) Basically, this is a course for absolute beginners in this language. D) Students with a clear understanding of this language are ideally suited to this course. E) This course is aimed at students who possess an elementary understanding of the language. I believe everyone approves of this charitable organisation. A) It's impossible that anyone could doubt the good done by this charity. B) In my opinion, this charity does exceedingly good work. C) I don't think anyone disapproves of this charity. D) The work of this charity has gained widespread approval. www.kpds.org E) 96. 97. 98. 99. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 3 The charity is believed to be supported by vast numbers of people. She hadn't expected uneducated man. such wisdom from E) A few houses were almost completely demolished by the mud slide in the town. an A) He was surprisingly dull for the amount of education he had received, she thought. B) She had expected him to be wise, but he was actually an uneducated man. C) As he had never been to school, she didn't expect him to be literate. D) The amount of wisdom he possessed surprised everyone as he hadn't even finished school. E) Although he wasn't educated, the man was wise, which surprised her. 100. We rushed for shelter as soon as we heard the thunder storm coming. A) The moment we heard the approaching thunder storm, we dashed under cover. B) Luckily, we were inside when we heard the thunder storm approaching. C) We were outside until we heard a thunder storm approaching, at which time we went inside. D) If we had dashed for cover when we first heard the thunder storm approaching, we wouldn't have got wet. E) Any time that we hear a thunder storm coming, we rush to get under cover. Six people were inside the bank which was set on fire by people taking part in the riots. A) Six people who were rioting set fire to the bank in protest. B) Six rioters involved in the arson attack were from the staff of the bank. C) The bank was set on fire by six people who were taking part in a riot. D) The bank which was set on fire by rioters had six people inside. E) Six people died inside the bank which was set on fire by rioters. 101. - 110. sorularda verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 101. It is possible for a spiny lobster to live up to twentyfive years. A) Most spiny lobsters live at least twenty-five years. B) The average life span of a spiny lobster is twentyfive years. C) Spiny lobsters are the longest living lobsters with a life span of twenty-five years. D) The life span of a spiny lobster can be as long as twenty-five years. E) The longest living spiny lobster existed for twentyfive years. 102. There is hardly a house which the mud slide has left standing in the town. A) There is a number of houses in the town demolished by the mud slide. B) After the mud slide, there wasn't a house remaining in the town. C) The mud slide has torn down almost all the houses in the town. D) The mud slide almost missed the town, but some houses were damaged. 256 Avrupalılar, Afrika kıyılarında ilk kez, teknolojik gelişmelerin uzun deniz yolculuklarını mümkün kıldığı 15. yüzyıl sonlarında görünmeye başlamıştır. A) The first European landed on the coast of Africa during the late 15th century, proving that technological advancements made long voyages possible. B) Europeans first began to appear along the African coast during the late 15th century, when technological improvements made long voyages possible. C) During the 15th century, technological advancements made travel from Europe to the African coast by ship possible. D) Europeans began to colonise Africa during the late 15th century, when technology had improved to the point which made long voyages possible. E) The fact that was mainly responsible for the appearance of Europeans along the African coast during the late 15th century was technological improvement in sea travel. Tropikal hastalıkların pek çoğu, yok edilmeleri çok güç olan parazitlerden kaynaklanmaktadır. A) The difficulty with tropical diseases is that the parasites responsible for spreading the disease are very difficult to control. B) Many attempts to eradicate parasites which cause tropical diseases have failed. C) The parasites which cause tropical diseases are extremely hard to destroy. D) Many tropical diseases which are caused by parasites are extremely difficult to cure. www.kpds.org E) 103. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 3 Many of the tropical diseases are caused by parasites that are extremely difficult to eradicate. Afrika'nın çeşitli yerlerinde yapılan arkeolojik kazılar, ilk insanların bir milyon yıl önce ilk kez orada ortaya çıktığı teorisini destekleyen deliller sağlamıştır. A) 106. Since evidence was found at archaelogical excavations at several sites in Africa, a theory has evolved that the first human beings lived there one million years ago. B) The fact that the first human beings evolved over one million years ago has been proved by archaeological excavations at various sites in Africa. C) Archaeological excavations at various sites in Africa have provided evidence supporting the theory that the first human beings evolved there one million years ago. D) One theory, supported by evidence at various archaeological excavations, is that the first human beings lived in Africa about one million years ago. E) The oldest archaeological evidence of human existence has been found at an excavation in Africa and it is over one million years old. 107. 104. İlgi alanı balıklardan buzullara kadar uzanan Amerikalı doğa bilimci Louis Agassiz, zooloji ve jeoloji konusunda zamanının en büyük otoritesiydi. A) 105. The American naturalist Louis Agassiz, who added to our knowledge on subjects such as fishes and glaciers, had a wide range of interests from zoology to geology. D) Seminomadic people live in groups in permanent houses, which they leave in the summer to take their animals to summer pastures. E) Seminomadic tribes move with their animals to pastures, but sometimes also set up permanent homes, to which they return each winter to plant crops. Bolivya'nın doğusundaki Royal Range'in karla kaplı zirveleri başkent La Paz'a muhteşem bir görüntü verir. A) The capital city of Bolivi is located in the eastern section of the snowclad Royal mountain range, which gives it a beautiful setting. B) The Bolivian capital city, La Paz, is set in the centre of the magnificent, snowclad mountains of the Royal Range. C) Snowclad peaks of the Royal Range in eastern Bolivia give the capital city, La Paz, a magnificent setting. D) The snowclad Bolivian mountains known as the Royal Range are of magnificent beauty and contain the country's capital, La Paz, in their eastern section. E) The area in eastern Bolivia surrounding the capital city, La Paz, is famous for its beautiful landscape, including the magnificent, snowclad Royal Range. Nükleer silahların ürkütücü gücü yüzünden, her türlü istihkam biçiminin güvenirliğine artık kuşku ile bakılmaktadır. A) The development of awesome nuclear weapons has rendered more traditional fortifications useless. B) Because of the awesome power of nuclear weapons, standart weapons and fortifications are no longer considered reliable. B) The American zoologist and geologist, Louis Agassiz, was the greatest authority on nature from fishes to glaciers in his day. C) It is doubtful whether many types of fortifications could withstand the awesome power of nuclear weapons. C) The greatest zoologist and geologist at the time was Louis Agassiz, who knew about a range of subjects from fishes to glaciers. D) It is believed that the awesome power of nuclear weapons could penetrate all conventional types of fortifications. D) The American naturalist Louis Agassiz, whose interests ranged from fishes to glaciers, was the greatest authority of his day on zoology and geology. E) The reliability of all types of fortifications has now been cast in doubt because of the awesome power of nuclear weapons. E) Louis Agassiz was a naturalist who, through his contributions to the understanding of subjects ranging from fishes to glaciers, became the authority of his day. 108. Bazı yarı göçebe grupların, hayvanlarıyla birlikte yazlık otlaklara göç etmeden önce ürünlerini yetiştirdikleri daimi ikametgahları vardır. A) B) C) Başlıca tarım ürünleri içinde kahve farklıdır; çünkü kahvenin yetiştirilmesi, toplanması ve işlenmesi makinalaşmadan büyük ölçüde etkilenmemiş olarak kalmıştır. A) Some seminomadic groups have permanent dwellings where they plant crops before moving with their animals to summer pasture. Among the major agricultural products, coffee is unusual because its cultivation, harvesting and processing remain largely unaffected by mechanisation. B) Several seminomadic groups, who have settled down into permanent dwellings, no longer move with their animals, but plant crops. Among the major agricultural products, coffee is different because its cultivation, harvesting and processing are difficult to mechanise. C) Coffee is an exception among major agricultural products as it is largely cultivated, harvested and processed without the use of mechanisation. Some seminomadic groups have a permanent winter home, where they plant crops and a separate summer home, which is situated where they take their animals. 257 www.kpds.org D) Of all the major agricultural products, coffee uses the most highly mechanised methods of cultivation, harvesting and processing. E) Unlike most agricultural products, coffee is still cultivated, harvested and processed using traditional methods. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 3 E) 112. 109. Onun, kesinlikle güvenebileceğimiz tipte bir insan olduğunu bana garanti edebilir misin? A) Radyoizotoplar biçiminde nükleer enerjinin yararı daha çok tıp alanına olmuştur. Are you sure that he is the kind of person who can really be trusted absolutely? B) Tıptaki kullanım radyoizotoplar biçiminde olan nükleer enerji pek çok alanda kullanılmaktadır. B) Can you assure me that he is the kind of person whom we can absolutely rely on? C) Tıp alanı nükleer enerjiden, radyoizotoplar biçiminde, büyük ölçüde yararlanmıştır. C) I need your assurance that he is the kind of person whom we can rely on in all circumstances. D) Tıp alanında nükleer enerjiden en çok radyoizotoplar biçiminde yararlanılmıştır. D) How can we be sure that he is the sort of person whom we should rely on absolutely? E) Nükleer enerjinin tıp alanında en yaygın kullanımı, radyoizotoplar biçiminde olmuştur. E) I would like you to assure me that you believe he is the type of person whom we can trust. Tıptaki gelişmeler sayesinde, bir zamanlar ürkütücü olaylar olan çocuk felci salgınlarından artık sadece tarih kitaplarında söz edilmektedir. Since the 1970s, technological advances have improved the physician's ability to see inside the human body for the purpose of disease detection and diagnosis. A) Had it not been for advances in medicine, we would still experience the kind of dreadful events, such as polio epidemics, described in history books. A) Teknolojik gelişmeler, 1970'lerin başından bu yana hekime, insan vücudunun içini görerek hastalığı tespit ve teşhis etme imkanı vermektedir B) B) Although with modern medical advances palio epidemics are no longer a concern, we know from history books that they were once dreaded events. 1970'lerdeki teknolojik gelişmeler sayesinde hekim, hastalığı tespit ve teşhis amacıyla insan vücudunun içini görebilmektedir. C) C) As a result of advances in medicine, polio epidemics, which were described as dreaded events in history books, are now purely a thing of the past. Büyük teknolojik ilerlemeler, 1970'lerde hekime, hastalığın tespit ve teşhisinde insan vücudunun içini görme olanağı sağlamıştır. D) Hekimin hastalıkların tespiti ve teşhisi amacıyla insan vücudunun içini görebilmesi ancak 1970'lerde tıptaki ilerlemelerle mümkün olmuştur. E) 1970'lerden bu yana teknolojik ilerlemeler hekimin, hastalığı tespit ve teşhis amacıyla insan vücudunun içini görme imkanını geliştirmiştir. D) E) Thanks to advances in medicine, polio epidemics, once dreaded events, are now mentioned only in history books. Due to advances in medicine, it is very rare these days for us to experience a polio epidemic on the scale described in history books. 114. 111. – 120. sorularda verilen ingilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 111. The field of medicine has benefited greatly from nuclear energy in the form of radioisotopes. A) 113. 110. Yazar, bu kadar çok büyük romanları, şimdi büyük bir özenle korunan kalemiyle yazmıştı. The pen with which the author wrote so many great novels is now preserved with great care. A) Yazarın bu kadar çok büyük romanlar yazdığı kalemi şimdi büyük bir özenle korunmaktadır. B) Yazar, bu denli büyük romanlar yazdığı kalemini şimdi büyük bir dikkatle korumaktadır. C) Yazarın kalemi şimdi büyük bir özenle korunuyor çünkü bu kadar büyük romanları yazar o kalemle yazmıştı. D) Yazarın kalemi, bu denli büyük romanları onunla yazdığı için şimdi büyük bir dikkatle korunmaktadır. 115. 258 Mrs Wilson is a highly efficient teacher, who takes her duties very seriously. A) Görevlerini çok ciddi yapan Mrs öğretmenliği son derece mükemmeldir. Wilson'ın B) Mrs Wilson, görevlerini olabildiğince iyi yapmaya çalışan son derece ciddi bir öğretmendir. C) Son derece mükemmel bir öğretmen olan Mrs Wilson, görevlerini çok ciddiye alır. D) Mrs Wilson, görevlerini çok ciddiye alan son derece yetkin bir öğretmendir. E) Mrs Wilson, görevlerini çok ciddiye alan on derece yetkin bir öğretmendir. l can't believe that you went from shop to shop for days and in the end bought this crazy dress. www.kpds.org 116. 117. A) Günlerce çılgın gibi dükkanları dolaştıktan sonra bu elbiseyi aldığına inanamam. B) Günlerce dükkan dükkan dolaşıp sonunda bu çılgın elbiseyi aldığına inanamıyorum. A) Afrika savanlarında hızla büyüyen nüfus, 1950'lerden beri yakıt ve yapı malzemesi olarak süekli artan miktarlarda ağaç kullanmaktadır. B) 1950'lerden sonra Afrika savanlarında hızlı çoğalan nüfus, çok fazla miktarda ağacı yakıt ve yapı malzemesi olarak kullanmıştır. C) 1950'lerden bu yana Afrika savanlarında hızlı büyüyen nüfus, yakıt ve yapı malzemesi olarak kullanılan ağaç için sürekli artan bir talep yaratmıştır. C) Günlerdir çılgınca dükkanları dolaşıp sonra da bu elbiseyi alman inanılır gibi değil. D) Bu elbiseyi almak için günlerce dükkan dükkan dolaşman inanılması güç bir çılgınlık. E) Bu çılgın elbiseyi bulmak için günlerce dükkan dükkan dolaştığına inanmıyorum. D) The director of our company is certainly one of those people who have devoted their lives to their business. Afrika savanlarında nüfus 1950'lerden sonra hızla arttığı için, yakıt ve yapı malzemesi olarak kullanılmakta olan ağaca talep de sürekli artmaktadır. E) Afrika savanlarında yakıt ve yapı malzemesi olarak kullanılan ağaca olan talebin 1950'lerden beri sürekli artması hızla büyüyen nüfus yüzündendir. A) Bizim şirketin müdürü tüm yaşamını işine adamış biri gibi görünüyor. B) Şirket müdürümüzün tüm yaşamını işine adayan bir insan olduğu kesin. C) Hayatını işine adamış insanlardan kesinlikle bizim şirketin müdürüydü. D) Bizim şirketin müdürü kesinlikle hayatını işine adamış insanlardan biri. E) Bizim şirketin müdürü yaşamını bütünüyle işine adamış biridir. biri 119. de Until the opening in the 1990s of France's immense Euro–Disneyland, there were few commercial amusement parks in Europe. A) 118. ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS PART II SET 3 1990'larda Fransa'da açılan devasa Euro– Disneyland, Avrupa'nın az sayıda ticari eğlence parklarından biridir. B) 1990'larda Fransa'nın devasa Euro– Disneyland'inin açılışına kadar, Avrupa'da çok az sayıda ticari eğlence parkı vardı. C) 1990'larda Fransa'nın devasa Euro–Disneyland'i açılmış olsa da, Avrupa'da hala çok az sayıda ticari eğlence parkı vardır. D) Fransa'nın devasa Euro–Disneyland'inin açılmasına kadar, 1990'ların Avrupası hala çok az sayıda ticari eğlence parkına sahipti. E) 1990'larda Fransa'da Euro–Disneyland'in açılmasıyla Avrupa'nın az sayıdaki ticari eğlence parklarına devasa bir yapı eklendi. 120. The rapidly expanding population in African savannas since the 1950s has created a rising demand for wood used as fuel and construction material. 259 Flight by humans was realised thanks to the studies and experiments of patient and curious inventors. A) İnsanların uçması, sabırlı ve meraklı mucitlerin çalışmaları ve deneyleri sayesinde gerçekleşmiştir. B) İnsanlar uçmayı sabırlı ve meraklı mucitlerin çalışmaları ve deneyleri sonucunda gerçekleştirebilmiştir. C) Sabırla çalışıp deneyler yapan meraklı mucitler, insanların uçmasını sağlamıştır. D) Çalışmaları ve deneyleri sayesinde insanların uçmasını gerçekleştirenler sabırlı ve meraklı mucitlerdir. E) Sabırla ve merakla çalışıp deneyler yapan mucitler, insanların da uçabileceğini farkettiler. One of the world's favourite storytellers was La Fontaine, whose fables have been translated into many languages. A) Tüm dünyada tanınmış bir öykücü olan La Fontaine'nin çeşitli dillere çevrilmiş pek çok fablı vardır. B) Dünyanın en çok beğenilen öykücülerinden biri olan La Fontaine'in fablları pek çok dile çevrilmiştir. C) Fablları çeşitli dillerde yayınlanmış olan La Fontaine, dünyanın en çok beğenilen öykücülerinden biridir. D) Usta öykücü La Fontaine'in pek çok dile çevrilmiş fablları tüm dünyada bilinir. E) Dünyanın en çok sevilen öykücülerinden biri, fablları pek dile çevrilmiş olan La Fontaine idi. www.kpds.org ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART I SET 1 ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART I SET 1 1. 8. Despite the material donations from the local shops, the school still needs ---- more equipment such as video players, cassette players and computers. A) a few B) many D) no E) plenty C) some 9. They had ---- money to spend on their house, but even with that limited amount, they managed to create a warm and friendly atmosphere. A) a few B) little D) plenty of E) small number of C) the whole ---- of the area managers is going to report his total sales to head office ---- two weeks. A) All / each 2. The police found ---- counterfeit money as well as guns at the gang’s headquarters. A) several more B) a large amount of C) only a few D) a number of B) Both / another C) Any / all D) Every / several E) Each / every E) large numbers of 3. 4. 10. A colleague of ---- has lent us ---- holiday cottage for a week. A) him / her B) mine / his D) your / them E) our / their C) theirs / its 11. There is ---- information available on recycling, but unfortunately, little of ---- is known by ordinary people. A) a lot of / it We had had so much rain that the fields on ---- sides of the river were ---- flooded. A) every / both B) neither / each D) all / much E) both / all C) each / most When the river is flooded, the farmhouse was surrounded by water on ---- sides. A) every B) either D) all E) neither C) each B) plenty of / them 12. C) several / its D) much / theirs A) Several / one E) too many / itself 5. B) Many / a few C) More / each I've seen ---- of his work to know that he's ready for a promotion. A) a number B) both D) several E) enough D) Some / enough E) A few / some C) a few 13. 6. 7. ---- sheep escaped from Farmer Gile's field last week, and so far, only ---- of them has been found. Personally, of the two halls, I prefer the one closer to the airport, but ---- seems suitable to hold our conference in. A) both B) all D) none E) every Each of ---- has a blue dash of paint on ---- coat, so it will be easy to recognize Farmer Gile's sheep. A) it / their B) him / theirsC) them / its D) their / them E) his / it C) either 14. ---- blood flows to all parts of ---- body through ---circulatory system , which is composed of arteries, veins and capillaries. A) A / a / the B) Some / a / - C) Most / the / a D) - / the / the 15. E) The / some / a 260 We must admit that the fault was not entirely ---- . Some of it must have been ---- . A) hers / ours B) his / us D) her / theirs E) mine / you C) their / my Thank you for letting me know about this birthday wish of ---- . www.kpds.org ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART I SET 1 A) him B) me D) his E) us C) your B) Too many / plenty C) A great deal of / many D) A few / some 16. 17. E) A good many / a few I made a lot of friends in Mexico, but I have only kept in touch with ---- them. A) plenty of B) a few of D) many E) several C) little 24. If we've got ---- time, we'll try to do ---- shopping as well. A) much / a few B) several / lots of C) every / plenty D) plenty of / many 25. 19. 20. 21. Blood plays a critical part in the fight against disease because blood contains ---- kinds of disease-combating agents. A) each B) neither D) a lot E) much 26. C) several B) enough / none C) less / several of D) more / so much It takes ---- of concentration and patience to make intricate lace handicrafts. A) enough B) a good deal D) much more E) a great many C) a little ---- large number of bird watchers arrived at ---place where the rare bird had been sighted. A) The / some B) So / a D) Too / - E) A / the C) Such / - If parts of the body do not get ---- blood, they will become infected and their tissues will die. A) enough B) many D) all E) plenty 27. C) whole Upon graduation, ---- student is sent an information pack giving useful tips and information about finding suitable employment. A) all B) each D) many E) a few 28. C) none Although we've already had ---- volunteers, we're still looking for ---- to help out at the school fete. A) plenty of / much 29. B) several / much more C) a number of / a few more D) a lot of / a little more E) almost no / quite a lot 22. A) much / too many E) a few more / too much E) enough / some 18. If people showed ---- concern for the environment, there wouldn't be ---- pollution in the world. 30. ---- of his poems, "The Swans", ---- difficult to fully appreciate if you don't know about the poet's meeting Nelly Sachs. A) Much / have been B) Several / was This footballer can kick the ball with ---- feet, but he is especially dangerous with his left. A) all B) neither D) both E) either C) some On international airlines, there are always ---- a pilot and a co-pilot and each knows the other's job, so, in the event that ---- falls ill during the flight, the other is qualified to land the plane safely. A) either / both B) neither / any D) all / neither E) many / one C) both / either She hasn't accepted the job in Vienna for ---reasons, the most important of which is that she hates cold weather. A) much B) each D) a few E) plenty C) every ---- students actively participated in the discussion, which annoyed the teacher because it showed that --- of them hadn't prepared sufficiently. A) Few / most B) all / hardly any C) none of / almost no D) Too few / none E) Several / enough C) A few / is going to be D) Some / has been 31. E) One / is 23. ---- secret meetings the board of directors has had lately have led to ---- speculation in the office. The short life span of ---- animals as compared to humans is an advantage to experimenters since it allows them to observe ---- generations of the same species. A) much / the whole B) many / several C) a little / a few A) Every one of / lots of 261 D) all / so few www.kpds.org ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART I SET 1 E) any / much more 32. 33. 41. I'm sorry there is ---- coffee left. Would you mind drinking tea instead? A) so me B) much D) no E) none 42. The coach was glad that they didn't have ---- major injuries during the school's sports week, and ---team was ready for the next week's competition. A) a little / every B) any / the whole C) none / some of D) much / much of 43. Public transport is getting more and more unbearable in this city because there are ---- people, but not ---- vehicles. A) many more / much B) so much / many C) several / a little D) plenty of / a few 44. E) too many / enough 35. 36. 37. 38. 40. B) either D) each E) every C) all ---- best way to avoid high cholesterol levels in the blood through maintaining ---- balanced diet that includes all the major food groups in moderation. A) A / a B) The / the D) - / the E) - / a C) The / a ---- I was going to suggest the thing that we should hold our meetings at a more convenient time. A) All B) Each D) Every E) The whole C) Both I hope we haven't invited ---- people to welcome them all properly. A) lots of B) plenty of D) too many E) so much C) so few Marketing research is ---- expensive undertaking, and it costs are built into ---- prices of products. A) an / the B) - / - D) the / some E) the / any 45. C) the / - If you improve ---- conclusion section of your essay, I think you'll get ---- better mark. A) - / the B) the / a D) a / the E) the / - C) a / some 46. What's ---- name of ---- player who scored ---- last goal? A) the / - / a B) the / the / the D) an / - / the E) - / - / - C) - / the / an 47. I'm going to buy ---- hose pipe because I'm tired of washing ---- car using ---- bucket. A) the / a / - B) - / a / the D) a / the / a E) the / the / - ---- highly valued animal fibre, ---- silk has long been used for the production of luxuries textiles of ---finest quality. A) A / - / the B) - / a / the D) The / the / a E) A / a / - B) his / her D) himself / hers E) herself / him A) her / us B) them / us D) him / their E) his / them C) mine / I None of ---- wanted to become involved in the quarrel between the two members. A) your B) they D) us E) hi C) her If we don't get ---- bookings, we'll have to cancel the trip. A) a few more B) much more C) no longer D) a little more They only delivered ---- our order today, but they will bring the rest tomorrow. A) both B) half D) each E) most C) some C) The / - / a 49. According to Hindus, the god Brahma discovered the pearl when he picked one from the ocean to adorn ---- daughter Pandia on ---- wedding day. A) him / hers A few relatives of ---- are going to stay with ---- over the weekend. E) any longer C) a / a / the 48. 39. A) whole C) any E) many / all 34. She started reading first thing in the morning, and by nightfall, she had read the ---- book. C) her / she 262 Arizona State in the US is very hot, but there is usually only ---- humidity, so it is not too unpleasant. A) several B) most D) few E) much C) a little www.kpds.org ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART I SET 1 52. A: Should I study art or philosophy? B: ----! In my opinion, they are ---- a waste of time. 50. 51. Of the many dresses she has shown, ---- was actually to her taste, but she had to choose one for the party. A) both B) some D) neither E) most A) Both / either B) Neither / both D) Each / none E) None / all C) All / whole C) none 53. Although the film was criticised favourably by ---critics, it received ---- appreciation from the audience. A) many / little B) some / too few D) all / fewer E) both / neither 54. C) either / less 55. 263 Spanish, Italian, French all derived from Latin, which is why there are ---- similarities between them. A) too much B) much less D) so many E) very little C) such a lot You can ride up hills much more easily because ---bicycle has five more gears than ----. A) your / mine B) his / me D) mine / yours E) her / us C) hers / theirs Almost ---- nation sends teams of selected athletes to take part in the Olympic Games, which are held --- four years. A) any / all B) each / many D) all / each E) many / a few C) every / every www.kpds.org ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART I SET 2 SET 2 1. B) no D) each E) any B) no one / anywhere C) everyone / no one D) anyone / somebody E) everything / anyone We had ---- other choice apart from deciding to cease trading, or we would have gone bankrupt. A) some A) someone / nowhere 10. C) many As the member of students attending the universities ----, most employers ---- for higher and higher qualifications from new employees. A) is increasing / are asking B) are increasing / will ask 2. C) increase / is asking ---- who enjoys jazz music will enjoy this festival, tickets for which can be bought at ---- good music shop. A) Nobody / some B) Anyone / several C) Everybody / all D) Somebody / both D) have increased / have asked E) increased / has asked 11. E) Anybody / every 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Slimming bars claim to provide ---- the vitamins and minerals the body needs, but eating them cannot be as healthy as a meal containing plenty of fruit and vegetables, which can also supply ---- nutrients required by the body. A) whole / all B) all / other C) plenty of / another D) every / any E) both / each 12. ---- child will be given a role, however small, in the play. A) Several B) The whole D) Each E) Many 13. C) Both Because there have been ---- accidents at that road junction, the council are going to install traffic lights there. A) too much B) plenty D) much more E) a great deal of B) himself D) him E) itself A) All / some B) Every / either C) Each / both D) Some / all E) The whole / many There is an amount of wisdom in ---- old sayings, such as "Don't cry over spilt milk". A) a number of B) a little D) every E) the whole C) a great deal of When the winners arrived at the award ceremony, the mayor ---- was there to greet ---- . A) ourselves / him B) themselves / ours C) myself / their D) itself / ourselves E) himself / them 14. C) so many I didn't believe him when he said that it was hailing in June, so I went out on the balcony to see for ---- . A) myself ---- of the soldiers was given two complete uniforms, ---- of which they were expected to keep spotlessly clean. C) mine 15. When I woke up this morning, there was ---- heavy dew covering ---- long green summer grass in our garden. A) the / a B) - / the D) the / - E) a / a C) some / a It's getting late. I'll feel better when we have found --- to stay for the night, and, at this hour, I'm not looking for luxury. ---- clean and tidy will do. ---- bus we were traveling on stopped suddenly because ---- tree had fallen across the road. A) somewhere / Anywhere A) A / the B) The / - C) something / Nowhere D) The / a E) A / a B) everywhere / Somebody C) The / the D) nowhere / Somewhere E) anything / Something 8. 9. ---- that we accomplished was to find a suitable date for the next meeting. A) Each B) Every D) Others E) All C) The whole 16. Although ---- in the group knew that ---- had ever tried to climb the mountain by this path before, they all seemed very confident. 264 I wish he would give ---- more consideration to those around him. A) enough B) a lot of D) several E) a few C) a little www.kpds.org ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART I SET 2 C) no one / everything D) anybody / nowhere 17. E) nothing / something This ship has ---- experienced crew, all of whom have been at ---- sea on and off for more than six years. A) the / the B) an / a D) - / - E) some / the C) an / 25. ---- has got a packed lunch, a torch and a waterproof coat, haven't ----? A) Everybody / they B) Everywhere / it C) No one / you 18. Politicians from the Opposition are constantly criticizing the government, but they don't say what they would do ---- to improve things if they were in --- position. A) us / ours B) themselves / our C) them / themselves D) theirs / us E) Anybody / them 26. E) ours / theirs 19. As ---- of the proposals seems to provide a complete solution on ---- I suggest we continue working on this. A) both / themselves B) either / our own C) each / ourselves D) none / his own D) Someone / we 27. E) neither / its own Men, women and children in ---- part of the world wear some sort of jewellery, either as ornament or because of superstition. A) all B) every D) some E) neither C) whole There are ---- ways to get from my house to work, but ---- of them is very comfortable. A) plenty / one B) more / several C) several / none D) a few / neither E) much / all 20. When ---- manager disagrees with ----, our board meetings can go on for hours. A) a / other B) - / the others C) the / each other D) one / another 28. E) none / the other There are ---- Indian restaurants available in England, whereas in Istanbul, your options are ---- . A) some / several B) so much / only one C) the other / little D) many / another E) a lot of / few 21. 22. Each of ---- will develop a revision method which will suit ---- individual strengths and weaknesses. A) they / theirs B) us / our D) you / yours E) her / hers C) we / ours 29. Normally, airlines serve their passengers ---- cooked dinner during ---- flight. A) the / a B) - / a D) a / some E) another / - C) a / the I don't think that's the only dry cleaner's around here. I think there is ---- next to the bus station. A) another B) others D) the other E) the others C) other 30. The lawyer for the people who ---- in the fire at the shopping center ---- the judge for compensation. A) were injured / is going to ask B) is injured / has been asking 23. I think that buying ---- own photocopier would save --- money. A) us / ours B) him / his D) themselves / theirs 24. C) are injured / would ask D) was injured / are going to ask C) ourselves / our E) have been injured / have asked E) their / them 31. Since ---- seems eager to give me a hand with these, I have no other choice but to do ---- by myself. We have 120 post-graduate students at our university, and almost two thirds of ---- ---- from abroad. A) something / everywhere A) themselves / comes B) their / are coming B) someone / anything C) theirs / were coming D) them / come 265 www.kpds.org ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART I SET 2 E) they / has come 39. 32. A good percentage of our time ---- at work, so we should choose an occupation that we enjoy. A) is spending D) are spending B) are spent C) is spent A) us / her own B) mine / hers C) theirs / himself D) you / his own E) him / herself E) would spend 40. 33. I knew that his wife wasn't a good cook, so I doubted that she had cooked all the dishes she served ---- on ---- . Do you know that everything they ---guaranteed for two years? I love the company of ---- friends, but sometimes I just want to be by ---- . A) are selling / are B) sell / is A) my / me C) sold / have been D) had sold / were D) my / myself B) mine / me C) me / mine ---- E) are sold / has been E) mine / my own 41. – 50. sorularda verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 34. 41. There have been ---- isolated incidents of violence, but ---- of World Cup supporters have been wellbehaved. A) a few / the majority B) any / a good deal C) some / several D) each / a great deal E) every / a large number 35. American plays produced during the 19th century were mostly sensational melodrama and therefore of ---- literary importance. A) many B) little D) every E) a few A) Can you find somebody else to authorise this as nobody here knows how to do it yet? B) Are you looking for someone to authorise this right now or would you consider doing it yourself later? C) Currently, there isn't anybody here who is allowed to authorise this, so would it be possible for you to return later? D) It’s impossible for any of us here to authorise this, so you should try another department which has this permission. E) Could you possibly get this authorised and bring it back later as, presently, we need permission to do this? C) none 42. 36. Could you possibly come back later as there is nobody here who has permission to authorise this at the moment? The different peoples in Africa ---- have ---- own myths about the creation of the world. A) all / its B) most / themselves C) every / itself D) some / theirs In order that the teacher can stop the vehicle should an emergency arise, the driving school's car has foot controls on both sides. A) The instructor is only allowed to use his own controls, which are located on the passenger side of the car, when a driving student panics. B) Having brakes on both sides, the driving school's cars are safer than normal cars, which only have brakes on one side. C) Driving school cars have two brakes, one on either side, in case one of them should fail in an emergency. D) The driving school's car is equipped with foot controls on either side to enable the instructor to stop the car in an emergency. E) Driving school cars are safer with foot controls on both sides allowing them to stop more quickly in an emergency situation. E) each / their 37. The doctor gave him ---- tablets and told him to drink ---- water. A) each / a little B) a few / many C) several of / little D) any / much 43. E) some / plenty of 38. Pasta, which literary means dough in ---- Italian, is --- Italian food now popular, in such forms as spaghetti, macaroni and ravioli all over the world. A) the / the B) an / some D) - / any E) some / - C) - / an 266 Petrol stations don't charge commission on credit card sales any more. A) A commission is no longer added to your bill if you pay with a credit card at petrol stations. B) Paying for petrol is expensive by credit card because they add some commission to your bill. www.kpds.org 44. C) l don't pay for petrol with my credit card because l don't want to pay any commission. B) Being really close, the brother and sister assist one another without fail in times of trouble. D) Every time somebody pays by credit card for petrol, the petrol station has to pay a commission to the credit card company. C) In times of distress, brothers and sisters can usually rely on each other for help. E) Several petrol stations don't take credit cards any more because of the high commission charged. D) The closer a brother and a sister are the more they are likely to assist one another when things get tough. E) It is in times of trouble when we find out which of our brothers and sisters we are really close to. From the beginning of the 16th century, the centre of the European perfume industry has been France, where a number of the dearest perfumes are made today. A) 46. 47. 48. Producing some of the most expensive perfumes available, France has always been the centre of the perfume industry in Europe. B) Prior to the 16th century France was the main producer of perfumes in Europe, but today it concentrates on producing expensive brands. C) Since the early 16th century, France has been the perfume centre of Europe and some of the most expensive perfumes are produced there today. D) Most expensive perfumes can be found in France, where the perfume industry began at the beginning of the 16th century. E) 45. ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART I SET 2 France, the biggest perfume producer since the 16th century, is not very price competitive in today's European market. 49. Fewer than two thirds of the people who are permitted to vote actually took part in the presidential election. A) More than one third of those who have the right to vote for a president did not. B) More than one third of the population is permitted to vote for a new president. C) The president was elected even though one third of the people didn't vote for him. D) The president was elected because two thirds of the people voted for him, actually. E) Actually, the new president received the support of only one third of those allowed to vote. The author of these books is the mother of a student of ours. The latest chemical engineering text book is better than any of the others available. A) Among our students, there is one whose mother has written several books. A) Of the text books available on chemical engineering, the last one to be published is the best. B) The mother of the author of these books used to be a student of ours. C) B) The chemical engineering text book has been produced to a higher standard than those available on other subjects. Both the author of these books and her child attended our school. D) These books were written by the mother of one of our students. E) The writer of these books, who used to be a student of ours herself, is sending her child to our school. C) From all the chemical engineering text books, the last one to be published has sold more copies than any of the others. D) All the other chemical engineering text books aren't very good, but this latest one is really great. E) The only chemical engineering text book which is worth buying is the last one to be published. 50. Everyone except her mother was fond of her fiancé. A) No one but her mother liked her fiancé. B) Although everybody liked her fiancé, they didn't like his mother. C) Everybody, including her mother, was fond of her fiancé. D) She was not particularly impressed with her fiancé’s mother. E) The only person not to like her fiancé was her mother. Working as a wildlife photographer, she has had some great experiences over the past year. A) She now only has twelve months experience as a wildlife photographer. B) A good many things happened in the last year of the profession as a wildlife photographer. C) Over the past twelve months she has been working as a wildlife photographer in order to gain sufficient experience in this field. D) Through her work as a wildlife photographer, she has met with a number of adventures during the last year. E) She is a wildlife photographer, and has recently displayed the works she has collected over the last year. The brother and sister are very close and always help each other out in difficult times. A) 51. – 55. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. Because they are related, it is the brother and sister's duty to help out when one of them is in trouble. 267 www.kpds.org 51. ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART I SET 2 Written literature in Africa first emerged in the 18th century, but most of the written works it has today have been produced in the 20th century. A) Konuyla ilgili ikinizin de görüşlerini dinlemeden, aranızdaki sorun konusunda yorum yapmak istemiyorum. A) 18. yüzyıldan bu yana bir hayli gelişme gösteren Afrika yazılı edebiyatı, özellikle 20. yüzyılda üretilmiş pek çok esere sahiptir. B) Aranızdaki sorunla ilgili bir yorum yapabilmem için önce ikinizin de görüşlerini dinlemem gerekiyor. C) B) Bugün sahip olduğu eserlerin çoğu 20. yüzyılda üretilmiş olan Afrika'da, ilk yazılı edebiyat örnekleri aslında 18. yüzyıla dayanmaktadır. İkinizin de konuyla ilgili görüşlerinizi tam olarak açıklamanızı ve aranızdaki sorunu gidermek için çabalamanızı istiyorum. D) C) İlk yazılı eserini 18. yüzyılda gören Afrika'da edebiyat, özellikle 20. yüzyılda çok üretken bir duruma gelmiştir. İkiniz de görüşlerinizi tam olarak açıklarsanız, aranızdaki sorunla ilgili bir yargıya varmam mümkün olabilecek. E) D) 18. yüzyıldan beri yazılı eserler veren ancak en üretken dönemini 20. yüzyılda yaşayan Afrika edebiyatı bugün pek çok yazılı esere sahiptir. Aranızdaki sorunla ilgili bir yargıya varmadan önce her ikinizin de görüşlerinizi açıklamanızı istiyorum. E) Afrika'da yazılı edebiyat ilk kez 18. yüzyılda ortaya çıkmıştır ama bugün sahip olduğu yazılı eserlerin çoğu 20. yüzyılda üretilmiştir. 55. 52. Finland is one of the few countries where the literacy rate is almost a hundred percent. Many village roads in the region have been closed for two days due to the avalanche. A) Çığ, bölgedeki pek çok köy yolunu iki gün süreyle kapattı. B) A) Finlandiya gibi okuma–yazma oranının yüzde yüz olduğu çok az ülke vardır. Çığ yüzünden, bölgedeki köylerin hiçbirine iki gün ulaşılamadı. C) B) Finlandiya, okuma–yazma oranının neredeyse yüzde yüz olduğu çok az ülkeden birdir. Bölgede çığ yüzünden kapanan köy yollarını açmak iki gün sürdü. D) C) Nüfusunun neredeyse yüzde yüzü okur–yazar olan ülkelerden biri de Finlandiya'dır. Bölgedeki pek çok köy yolu, çığ yüzünden iki gündür kapalı. E) D) Çok az ülkede okur–yazar oranı Finlandiya'daki gibi yüzde yüze yakındır. Bölgeye iki gün önce düşen çığ yüzünden pek çok köy yolu kapandı. E) Finlandiya gibi, okuma–yazma oranının neredeyse yüzde yüz olduğu bir ülke daha yoktur. 56. – 60. sorularda verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 53. Despite his advancing age, instead of hiring someone to share the office work with, he tries to do everything himself. A) B) C) D) E) 54. 56. Bir hayli yaşlandığı halde, bürodaki işler için bir yardımcı tutmuyor ve her işi kendi çabalarıyla yapmaya çalışıyor. T.S. Eliot çok az şiir yazdığı halde onun şiirlerinin çağdaş şiir teknikleri üzerinde çok büyük etkisi olmuştur. A) Yaşı çok ilerledi ama o hala bürodaki işler için yanına bir yardımcı almıyor ve bütün işleri kendisi yapıyor. T. S. Eliot composed relatively few poems, yet his work has had an immense influence on modern techniques for writing poetry. B) Yaşı bir hayli ilerlediği için, bürodaki her şeyi kendisi yapacağına, yanına bir yardımcı alması gerekiyor. T. S. Eliot, who actually composed few poems, greatly affected the poetic techniques in use today. C) İlerleyen yaşına rağmen, büro işlerini bölüşmek için bir yardımcı tutmak yerine,her şeyi kendisi yapmaya çalışıyor. Although T. S. Eliot wrote few poems, his poems have had a tremendous influence on modern poetic techniques. D) Bürodaki işleri bölüşmek için bir yardımcı tutmazsa, ilerleyen yaşı yüzünden işlerin tümünü yapmakta zorlanacak. Today's poetic techniques have been influenced to a substantial degree by a few poems written by T. S. Eliot. E) Of the poems T. S. Eliot wrote, a few have had an immense effect on modern poetic techniques. l want both of you to express your opinions before l can make a judgement about the problem between you. 57. 268 Kapitalizmi temelinden sarsan 1929'daki büyük Buhran'ın nedenlerini hiçbir ekonomist tam olarak açıklayamamıştır. www.kpds.org A) No economist has ever been able to thoroughly explain the reasons for the Great Depression of 1929, which shook capitalism to its foundations. B) The Great Depression of 1929, which no economist has ever been able to explain in detail, nearly destroyed the foundations of capitalism. C) Economists haven't been able to give a complete explanation as to the reasons for the 1929 Great Depression and the near destruction of capitalism. D) There has never been an economist who has been able to thoroughly explain why the Great Depression of 1929 shook the foundations of capitalism. E) Shaking the foundations of capitalism itself, the Great Depression of 1929 remains completely unexplained by economists. ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART I SET 2 59. 60. 58. Selüloz bakımından zengin hemen tüm bitkiler kağıt hamuru yapımında kullanılabilir. A) The plants that are used in making pulp are all rich in cellulose. B) Nearly all plants that are rich in cellulose can be used in making pulp. C) Virtually all cellulose rich plants are used for making pulp. D) Plants that are rich in cellulose are the most suitable for use in making pulp. E) Pulp can be made using nearly all plants that are rich in cellulose. 269 Öğretmenin soruyu yönelttiği öğrencilerden hiçbiri yeterli cevap veremedi. A) None of the answers the teaher got to her questions from the students was satisfactory. B) The students didn't give correct answers to any of the questions that the teacher asked. C) The teacher didn't receive a correct answer to her question from any of the students she asked. D) None of the students the teacher asked the question to were able to give a satisfactory answer. E) Not one of the students was able to satisfactorily answer the question that the teacher asked. Yaklaşık 25 dönüm arazi üzerine kurulu olan Londra Kulesi, bir Ortaçağ şatosunun tüm özelliklerine sahiptir. A) The Tower of London, which has all the features of a medieval castle, covers approximately 25 hectares of land. B) Lying on exactly 25 hectares of land, the Tower of London includes all the features of a medieval castle. C) The Tower of London, whose features include those found in medieval castles, lies on about 25 hectares of land. D) Displaying all the features of a medieval castle the Tower of London is situated on an area of 25 hectares. E) The Tower of London, situated on approximately 25 hectares of land, has all the features of a medieval castle. www.kpds.org ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART II SET 1 ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART II 9. SET 1 1. 2. He thought he would get he contract, but a business competitor of ---- got ----. A) he / itself B) his / it D) yours / its E) him / them C) us / his The instructor told the young climbers to hold on to the rope with ---- hands. A) both B) every D) each E) either 10. C) all They gave the idea ---- consideration before accepting it. A) several B) only a few C) a great deal of D) much of E) a good many The noise of the gunshot rang through the trees and the birds flew off in ---- directions. A) all B) each D) every E) whole 11. C) either Look! One of ---- in the race ---A) stallion / have fallen B) the athletes / had fallen 3. C) the horses / has fallen The train doesn't stop at ---- station along the way, but it stops at ---- of the main ones. A) all / either B) every / most D) both / some E) few / all D) children / are falling C) each / much E) the competition / was falling 12. 4. Unfortunately, our local library had ---- books on the subject, so I'm going to the city library tomorrow hoping to find ---- more. A) much / a little B) a little / a lot D) a few / much E) few / some C) little / many 13. 5. 6. There has been ---- fruit on the pear tree in our garden this year, so we won't be giving ---- away. A) a little / many B) all / each C) little / much D) every / some E) much / either A) A few / all D) Both / either 7. 14. ---- players have won this competition before, so ---of them could win today. B) Each / every C) Every / no E) None / neither 15. A lot of people rushed to the area, but most of ---failed to find ---- gold. A) them / any B) they / much C) theirs / many D) him / some My daughter got a better mark for her last French written composition because three were ---mistakes in it. A) little B) much D) fewer E) the least C) many In the USA, the number of representatives in government varies according to the population of a state, but there are two senators for ---- state. A) both B) some D) each E) all C) neither ---- employees voted against the strike even though they were dissatisfied with the pay rise. A) Several of B) Plenty D) Half E) A good many C) Much of After ---- wins at amateur level, he'll be ready to race professionally. A) almost none B) any longer D) much E) plenty C) a few more E) his / none 16. 8. The children have had quite ---- excitement for one day. I think it's time they went to bed. A) few B) all D) little E) enough C) more 17. 270 Tea and coffee contain caffeine, which is harmful, so the doctor told me to avoid drinking ---- . A) both of them B) much of it D) some of it E) neither of them C) all of them Decades ago the notion of landing a spacecraft on --- moon would have seemed ---- impossible feat. www.kpds.org ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART II SET 1 A) a / --- B) some / a D) --- / --- E) --- / the D) all / some C) the / an 28. 18. If there is ---- food in the world for everyone, why do so ---- people die of starvation? A) little / much B) enough / many C) much / few D) any / a lot of E) less / more B) both D) neither E) either C) none 30. 20. The best goal of the match was ----, but ---- was pretty spectacular as well. A) my / theirs B) my brother / I D) the forward's / your C) him / mine The new dress my sister bought didn't fit ----, so she gave it to ---- . A) she / you B) her / me C) hers / mine D) mine / hers E) herself / ours 32. 22. 23. 24. He felt as if ---- world was watching and waiting for him to make a mistake in the play, but in fact, it was only the village boy scout club. A) all B) every D) a lot of E) the whole A) a little B) much D) some of E) plenty of 25. 26. 33. 34. B) none C) no E) much 35. Two smartly dressed doormen stood at ---- side of the hotel's entrance. A) either B) whole D) every E) both C) all We rang ---- hotels before we found ---- with vacant rooms. 36. B) nearly every D) many more E) each one C) a great deal If Richard had ---- patience, he would have ---arguments with the manager. A) little / much B) enough / little D) more / fewer E) a few / less C) less / plenty ---- cashier underwent the company's training scheme before starting to work here. A) A great many B) Several D) All E) Every C) Both Up until recent years, blacks in the Southern USA suffered ---- injustice. A) several B) plenty D) a great many E) fewer C) a lot of After the oil spill from the huge tanker, the ---- beach was covered in thick black oil. A) whole B) all D) every E) much C) many We can see Shrewsbury Town football pitch from the window of our shop. Yesterday, I was watching --- them play through the window, but stopped when ---- customer came in. A) any / a B) a / the D) the / a E) --- / the A) the / --- B) a / some D) a / an E) a / the C) --- / a Do you know ---- name of ---- American author Bill Bryson's latest book? B) much / a little A) a / --- B) a / an C) each / some D) every / any D) the / --- E) --- / an 37. C) a / --- In 1991. The remains of ---- Neolithic hunter, which were 5,300 years old, were discovered high in ---Alps. A) several / one E) the whole / much 27. A) enough C) a whole The company is so stable that you can buy shares in it with almost ---- risk of losing any money. D) few It takes ---- of dedication to become a top class athlete. C) most She had ---- reasons to dislike her job, but I don't know exactly why she left. A) any C) Only some E) Simon's / yours 31. 21. B) Almost all D) A large number E) Hardly any Of the two shops in the village, ---- sold sun cream, so he had to keep a long-sleeved shirt on all day. A) no ---- of seagulls followed the tractor as the farmer ploughed the field. A) Many more 29. 19. E) the whole / any C) the / the The teacher said that we could write on ---- sides of the paper, but to start a new page for ---- question. Celebrating the end of one year and the start of a new one is an age-old religious, social, and cultural observance in almost ---- part of the world. A) either / every A) all B) both / each C) some / all 271 B) every C) either www.kpds.org D) neither ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART II SET 1 E) whole 47. 38. ---- albatross, ---- largest and most majestic scabird, has ---- wing span of over nine feet. A) --- / the / --- B) The / a / the C) An / --- / the D) The / the / a E) An / a / a 39. 48. If I had ---- fabric left, I could make a dress, but I think I've only got ---- to make a skirt. A) a great deal / one C) a few more / much 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. A) ourselves / me B) us / myself D) our / mine E) us / ourselves C) ours / my The richness of Asia's cultures is reflected in ---arts and literature. A) theirs B) it D) them E) itself C) its B) plenty / a few D) a number of / some 49. E) a little more / enough 40. Despite all ---- efforts, neither Susan's composition nor ---- was good enough to impress the teacher. Cyanide leaked into ---- Mersey Canal, and ---- ninemile stretch of ---- canal was affected. A) the / the / a B) --- / --- / a C) a / a / --- D) --- / the / --- E) the / a / the 50. I went into town specially to buy a jacket for the Christmas party, but I didn't see ---- that I liked. A) a few B) any D) much E) some B) few D) hardly any E) fewer 51. C) little B) a / them D) --- / its E) many / theirs 52. A) much / any B) many / a D) some / each E) more / every 53. 54. B) a lot of D) many more E) too much A) the / the B) a / a C) --- / any D) any / the E) some / a A: Which of these wallpaper designs would you like in the living A) All / None B) Neither / Both C) Either / Whole D) None / Some I wonder if ---- of our neighbours would look after our cat while we are away. A) the whole B) few D) either E) every C) little ---- of the competitors was badly affected by the extreme heat and passed out. A) Some B) No D) One E) All C) A few I would like her better consideration for others. A) fewer B) several D) too much E) many if she showed ---- C) a little C) All 55. Let's go somewhere for a cup of tea. I don't want to go in any ore shops as I've spent ---- already. A) several Herman Melville's book 'Moby Dick' tells of the adventures of captain Ahab, who loses ---- leg in his struggle with ---- whale. C) plenty of / the ---- the painters have achieved so far is to make the office look more of a mess than it did this morning. E) A little E) several C) the / their Diamonds have ---- uses. In addition to the obvious use in jewellery, they have ---- number of industrial applications. D) None D) so many C) a number of E) Every / Each A) some / --- B) Some B) far fewer B: ---- . ---- look horrible. Why can't we just paint the walls? Throughout the history of the country, ---- French, along with most of the other peoples of the world, have paid little attention to the quality of ---- natural environment. A) The whole A) any more C) all As ---- British athlete in this discipline reached the qualifying time, Britain won't be represented in this event at the Olympics. A) no The teacher said that if Joseph caused ---- trouble in class, she would send his mother a letter. C) a few 272 I'm glad we bought the new lawn mower. Now I can mow the lawn using ---- the effort. A) fewer B) none D) all E) half C) much www.kpds.org 56. ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART II SET 1 Smog may appear brownish in colour when it contains high concentrations of nitrogen dioxide, or it may look blue-grey when it contains large amounts of ozone. In ---- case, prolonged exposure will damage lung tissue. A) both B) either D) all E) some 58. C) none 59. 57. In ---- mid-1970s, people became aware of the phenomenon called ---- acid rain. A) the / --- B) --- / an D) a / the E) the / an C) a / an 60. 273 The word deafness is used to describe ---- degree of hearing loss, though it is most commonly used where there is ---- total inability to hear. A) some / much B) the / some D) every / none E) any / a C) a / many Although the Australian author Peter Carey's first three novels were well received his fourth book received ---- criticism than acclaim. A) too many B) any longer D) plenty of E) so much C) far more Despite the scarcity of arable land. ---- the population in the Middle East is engaged in farming. A) a lot more B) almost none D) a good deal of E) a great many of C) so much www.kpds.org ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART II SET 1 10. SET 2 1. 2. I always use King Edward potatoes for roasting, but ---- other quality potatoes will be fine for salads. A) any B) the whole D) much E) none 11. ---- who enjoys spicy food will love Indian cuisine and there are ---- very nice Indian restaurants in Birmingham. B) Everyone / all C) Someone / any D) Anyone / some E) One / none 3. 4. 5. 'Sunny Delight' looks like real orange juice, but there is actually very ---- natural juice in it. A) much B) less D) fewer E) little 12. C) more B) Some D) Each E) Any Witnessing the impact of a asteroid was something the scientist had dreamt of for ---- of his professional career. B) many D) several E) any D) no one / everyone Except for a century of Christian dominance during the Crusades, Palestine remained under Muslim control, ---- Arab or Turkish, from the 7th to the 20th century. A) both B) none D) some E) either C) neither ---- ever appreciates ---- the hard work I do to ensure that this office runs smoothly. A) Everyone / every B) No one / whole C) Nobody / all D) Someone / each Doris mentioned this morning that she had renewed ---- house insurance, which reminded me to renew --- . A) its / your B) herself / mine D) her / ours E) hers / myself C) itself / hers C) most 14. 6. C) anything / anybody C) Every 13. A) a few B) nothing / everything E) Anyone / some ---- other month, the managers of the overseas branches meet to assess the firm's situation. A) All A) someone / anything E) nowhere / someone C) a little A) No one / each Although ---- in the team expected to win the tournament, ---- was really excited and was looking forward to competing in the event. On that night during WW II, there were ---- fires in the London docks that ---- sky over London glowed red. A) both / some B) too much / any C) several / each D) a few / every Peter's subject was much more interesting than ---but your posters were better than ---- . A) yours / his B) himself / our C) his own / him D) mine / he E) them / myself E) so many / the whole 7. A) ours D) its own 8. 9. 15. We bought the wardrobe in kit form and assembled it ---- because it was much cheaper that way. B) ourselves C) our own E) itself He managed to open his parachute, but broke his leg on ---- branch before he hit ground. A) a / the B) some / --- D) the / some E) --- / other 16. C) the / a ---- the relatives of the passengers could do was sit and wait for further news of the accident. A) The whole B) Each D) All E) Any Once bought mainly by youngsters, ---- motorcycles these days are purchased by mature adults. A) almost half B) many more D) plenty E) any longer ---- of the scheduled ferries will be leaving for Calais today, but ---- extra services have been arranged to Zeebrugge in Belgium. A) All / whole B) None / a few C) Much / many D) A few / plenty E) The whole / all C) Every 274 C) much more www.kpds.org 17. 18. 19. ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART II SET 1 ---- front of the car is smashed including ---- front head lamps, so it is unsafe to continue to drive. A) Every / either B) Each / some D) All / neither E) The whole / both 26. C) Another / all B) every D) a little E) a large amount C) a number of 27. The book about the married life of the footballer David Beckham and ---- wife, Victoria, a singer, will probably be a best seller, despite the couple ---being against its publication. A) his / themselves B) him / himself C) himself / them D) his own / their 28. E) its / itself 20. 21. 22. I can smell ---- gas in ---- kitchen. A) a / a B) --- / the D) --- / a E) some / --- 29. C) any / --- You have made a great start. Don't let ---- stop you now! A) nowhere B) nothing C) anything D) no one E) somewhere 30. I wish I had ---- more free time to spend with my family. A) a little B) enough D) several E) a few Creative subjects form ---- essential part of ---children's education. A) an / --- B) any / a D) --- / the E) --- / some C) the / a If ---- player acts violently towards .........., the referee has the right to dismiss the offender. A) anyone / one B) others / him C) another / themselves D) one / another E) somewhere / each other 25. C) the whole / anything D) none / everyone All the recommendations in the proposal ---- to save ---- money. A) is / its B) are / you D) were / itself E) is / ours C) was / your As the manager ---- won't be here this week, I expect we'll have to sort this problem out on ---- . A) him / ourselves B) his / ours C) himself / our own D) his own / us 33. With the new system, ---- time is used more efficiently, allowing the company to focus on strategic issues. A) anyone B) something D) everywhere E) everyone's 'Boeuf en Croute', which means beef in a crust in --- French, is very similar to ---- English dish called Beef Wellington. A) --- / an B) the / an D) a / the E) the / --- C) a / --- It was such a shame! My mother-in-law put ---- food on the table, but because I was recovering from the flu, I ate hardly ---- of it. A) all / much B) several / little C) plenty of / none D) a lot of / any E) a little / some C) a lot of 32. 24. B) all / everywhere E) he / our 31. 23. A) both / anyone E) neither / someone There is unrest in ---- African countries at the moment, such as Sierra Leone and Ethiopia. A) the whole As ---- of the waiters who work there wants to take the responsibility of managing the restaurant, we will have to advertise for ---- . C) no one's ---- American state has ---- motto. For example. Idaho's motto is. "It is Forever." A) Every / itself B) Each / its own D) Most / them E) Some / their C) All / theirs At the beginning of the 20th century, some plastics were made with milk protein, casein, but apart from by button-makers, casein plastics are ---- use today. A) plenty of B) a number of D) of little E) a few C) every Only ---- of Ottawans can claim Canadian origins. Most are of British or French ancestry, or a combination of ---- . A) a great deal of / neither B) a little / all C) some / the whole D) a minority / both E) a few / none 34. 275 He fell and broke his leg when skiing off the marked piste, but fortunately, he was spotted, quite by chance, by ---- skier, who informed the rescue service immediately. www.kpds.org 35. 36. ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART II SET 1 A) himself B) any more D) several E) another C) anywhere Of all the athletes in the world, only a small percentage ---- for the Olympics. A) qualifies B) is qualifying D) has qualified E) is going to qualify B) one another D) much of it E) a great deal B) Each Swiss yodel consists of some low full tones and a number of high light ones. C) Yodelling, a kind of singing marked by the speed of tone changes, is a traditional Alpine music. D) The technique of singing known as Swiss yodelling consists of two tones being sung alternately, one high and light, and the other low and full. E) Swiss folk musicians in Alpine regions are known for their yodelling, which combines a number of different tones. C) everywhere 42. 37. Swiss yodelling is different from other techniques of singing because low, full tones are sung alternately with high, light ones. C) qualify Mismanagement of land created the worst drought in United States history. Farmers from North Dakota to Texas suffered during the 'Dust Bowl' and ---- left the region. A) half of them A) The landlord of the bar whose customers raised the money for charity ---- the cheque to the hospital. She does her best to protect her sons from the press as they both dislike publicity. A) Because she is so famous, the press also show an interest in her sons, but they both hate publicity. B) Because neither of her sons enjoy public attention, she tries her utmost to shield the from the press. C) Despite her great efforts to safeguard her sons from the media, they have both received a lot of unfair publicity. D) Both her sons hate the publicity they have been getting from the press, so they have asked her to try and stop it for them. E) She does her best to encourage publicity for herself, but her sons don't like press coverage. A) is awarding B) are awarding C) have awarded D) is being awarded E) has been awarded 38. 39. Would you like ---- packed lunch to take with you on ---- journey? A) the / a B) a / the D) the / any E) some / --- C) --- / some 43. ---- new record brings the band more success. They have become ---- of the most successful American rock band ever. A) All / every B) Both / some We use plant oil in the kitchen for several purposes, of which enriching pastry is one and frying foods is another. A) Plant oil has many more uses besides the culinary ones, such as making cakes and pastries richer. B) Plant oil has a lot of uses, the most common of which are culinary, uses such as enriching pastry and frying foods. C) Our use of plant oil for several culinary functions includes adding richness to pastry and frying foods. D) Frying food and enriching pastry are the two most important functions plant oil can serve. E) We most commonly use plant oil to enrich pastry, but it has many other uses, such as for frying foods. C) Each / one D) Some / another E) Most / the whole 40. ---- language is hard for a child. Children of ---cultures learn their own language easily by listening and talking. A) All / none B) Others / both D) A few / most E) Every / either C) No / all 44. 41. – 50. sorularda verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 41. Before a railroad is built, the builders usually consider several alternative routes and carefully study each route. A) ln the Swiss yodelling style of singing, a high, light tone is sung alternately with a low, full tone. 276 The builders of a railroad normally consider various possible routes, which are all given careful consideration, prior to starting construction work. www.kpds.org B) The builders of the railroad considered the features of every possible alternative route before they did any physical work. C) Considering the number of alternative routes that are possible, it will take careful consideration to decide where to start the construction. ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART II SET 1 The university library has most professional teaching books that you will need while studying this course, but there are one or two that you will have to buy yourself. D) E) In order to choose the best route, the builders should have carefully considered all the alternatives and opted for the one with the best features. Books will be available to you on loan from the university library during the course, but as a professional teacher, you should own a personal copy of key texts. E) The university keeps a limited number of the important books for this professional teaching course, so if a book is not available for loan, you will be expected to buy it yourself. l think the garden looks fine, but Jo believes it needs a little more colour. A) Do you agree with Jo that the garden looks fine, or do you think it needs slightly more colour? B) Although Jo thought the garden needed a little more colour, we were generally satisfied with the way it looked. C) Jo and l agree about just how much colour in the garden . D) If l were doing this job, l would use more colour in the garden, while Jo would use less. E) While Jo thinks the garden requires slightly more colour, l am happy with the way it looks. The destruction caused by the first atom bomb was unlike anything seen in the world before. A) The kind of devastation the first atom bomb produced had never before been seen on the Earth. B) The most powerful bomb which has ever been exploded on the Earth was the atom bomb. C) The first atom bomb caused more devastation than the total of all the bombs which had been dropped previously. D) Nobody thought the first atom bomb would cause as much devastation to the Earth as it did. E) The first atom bomb caused more devastation than everyone in the world has expected. Each of our hotel rooms contains its own bathroom, a colour television and air conditioning. Little of our class time was taken up with administrative tasks. A) Our hotel room has its own bathroom, a colour television and air–conditioning. A) We used too much time during the lesson dealing with administration. B) There is a bathroom, a colour television and air– conditioning in all of our hotel rooms. B) You shouldn't use a lot of class time to deal with administrative issues. C) C) We used a small amount of class time dealing with administration. Not every room in the hotel has its own bathroom, but they all have a colour television and air– conditioning. D) D) We shouldn't have dealt with administration tasks during the lesson. There is a bathroom, a colour television and air– conditioning in most of the rooms in our hotel. E) E) The majority of class time was taken up doing administration. Our hotel is equipped with a colour television, air– conditioning and a luxury bathroom. 50. 47. C) Before a route for the railroad is chosen, the builders ought to give every alternative route their careful consideration. 49. 46. lt is best to borrow books for this, course from the university library, but, if you wish, or feel it more professional, you can buy the most important books. D) 48. 45. B) During the course, you will be able to borrow books from the university library, but as a professional teacher, you will be expected to buy your own copy of important texts. A) While studying on this course you can either borrow books from the university library or buy your own personal copy, which is more professional. 277 Many people believe that no book has had a more powerful influence on American history than "Uncle Tom's Cabin." A) The book "Uncle Tom's Cabin" has had a most powerful influence on many of the characters in American history. B) lt is thought by many that "Uncle Tom's Cabin" has had the strongest influence of any book on the history of America. www.kpds.org ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART II SET 1 C) There are few books in the history of American literature that have had such a powerful effect on people as "Uncle Tom's Cabin". C) After Turner, whose English landscapes were mainly painted in oils, English artists began to use watercolour. D) Nobody would dispute that fact that the most powerful influence of any book on American history was created by the novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin". D) Although known for his oils, Turner is regarded as one of the founders of English watercolour landscape painting. E) E) ln my opinion, the book which has had the most powerful influence on American history is the novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin". Apart from being one of the most well–known oil painters of his day, Turner was involved in early watercolour landscape painting. 51. – 65. sorularda verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 51. A) B) C) D) E) 52. The male bird sings, dances and displays his plumage in order to persuade the female that she should select him as her mate. The male bird attracts a suitable female mate by displaying his plumage in an elaborate dancing and singing routine. The female chooses a mate from the male birds which show off their plumage during a courting dance, during which they also sing. The male bird attempts to attract a female by singing, dancing and showing off his plumage in a ritual fashion. B) C) D) E) 55. Until Jacques Cousteau, with his passion for the ocean, revealed the underwater world, this was largely unknown to us. B) A) The rate of literacy in the country will be increased once the government has extended the elementary education system. B) The government hopes that expending primary school education to the whole country will improve the rate of literacy. C) ln order to increase the rate of literacy, the elementary education system to the whole country. D) The government is increasing the rate of literacy in the whole country by extending the primary school system. E) The government could extend the primary school system to the entire country in order to improve the rate of literacy. Aleut Adaları'nda neredeyse hiç ağaç yoktur ama adalar gür yetişmiş otlar ve pek çok çiçekli bitkilerle kaplıdır. A) With his passion for the ocean, Jacques Cousteau revealed to the world the hidden universe under the sea. There are hardly any trees on the Aleutian Islands, but they are covered with a rich growth of grasses and many flowering plants. B) Jacques Cousteau succeeded in revealing the hidden universe that lies under the sea through his passionate love for the ocean. The Aleutian Islands have very few trees, yet they have many flowering plants and a abundant covering of grasses. C) Jacques Cousteau's passionate descriptions of underwater life helped us understand the hidden depths of the oceans. The Aleutian Islands are covered with a rich growth of grasses and many flowering plants, in addition to the many trees. D) Thanks to Jacques Cousteau's passionate love for underwater life, the world knows more about the hidden universe underthesea. The vegetation of the Aleutian Islands is made up of many flowering plants, several grasses, but hardly any trees. E) There is almost no vegetation on the Aleutian Islands, except for some flowering plants and a covering of grasses. Yağlıboyalarıyla tanınmasına rağmen Turner, İngiliz suluboya manzara resminin kurucularından biri olarak kabul edilir. A) Okuma–yazma oranını artırmak için hükümet, ilköğretim sistemini tüm ülkeye yaymaya çalışıyor. By singing, dancing and displaying his plumage, the male bird shows off in order to persuade the female to choose as her mate. Okyanusa olan tutkusuyla Jacques Cousteau denizin dibindeki gizli evreni dünyanın gözleri önüne sermiştir. A) 53. 54. Şarkı söyleyerek, dans ederek ve tüylerini teşhir ederek erkek kuş, eş olarak kendisini seçmesi konusunda dişi kuşu ikna etmek için gösteri yapar. 56. – 60. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. Although he himself usually painted landscapes in oils, Turner was instrumental in founding the English watercolour movement. 56. ln addition to painting works of art in oil, Turner also painted some notable English landscapes in watercolour. Arabic, a Semitic language originally spoken only in a Arabian peninsula, spread with Islam. A) 278 İslamiyetle birlikte yayılan Arapça, önceleri sadece Arap yarımadasında konuşulan Sami dillerinden biriydi. www.kpds.org 57. 58. B) Başlangıçta sadece Arap yarımadasında konuşulan bir Sami dili olan Arapça, İslamiyetle birlikte yayıldı. C) Arap yarımadasında konuşulan ve Sami dillerinden olan Arapça, İslamiyetin etkisiyle çok yayılmıştır. D) İslamiyet, sadece Arap yarımadasında konuşulan Sami dillerinden biri olan Arapçanın yayılmasını sağlamıştır. E) Arap yarımadasında konuşulan Sami dillerinden biri olan Arapçanın yayılmasında İslamiyetin etkisi büyüktür. ARTICLES, DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS PART II SET 1 59. Since they have few natural enemies to fear, elephants are usually peaceful and easygoing. A) Fillerin genel olarak sakin ve uysal olmaları, doğal ortamlarında olanları korkutan düşmanlarının olmamasından kaynaklanır. B) Genel olarak sakin ve uysal bir yapıya sahip fillerin, doğal ortamlarında onları korkutabilecek çok az düşmanı vardır. C) Doğal olarak, sakin ve uysal yaradılışlarından dolayı fillerin pek fazla düşmanı yoktur. D) Filler ancak kendi doğal ortamlarında sakin ve uysaldırlar çünkü orada onları korkutan düşmanları pek fazla değildir. E) Korkmalarını gerektiren çok az doğal düşmanları olduğu için filler genellikle sakin ve uysaldırlar. Sign language is a means of communicating through body movements, especially through the hands and arms. A) Bir iletişim kurma aracı olan işaret dilinde vücut hareketleri, özellikle de eller ve kollar kullanılır. B) Eller ve kollarla yapılan vücut hareketleriyle iletişim kurma aracına işaret dili denir. C) Özellikle eller ve kolların çok kullanıldığı işaret dilinde, çeşitli vücut hareketleriyle iletişim kurulur. D) İşaret dili, vücut hareketleriyle özellikle eller ve kollarla iletişim kurma aracıdır. E) Vücut hareketleriyle iletişim kurulan işaret dilinde, özellikle eller ve kolların önemi büyüktür. 60. 279 Vultures are believed to recognise dead animals by sight but also to some degree by smell. A) Akbabalar bir hayvanın ölü olup olmadığını sadece görüntüsünden deği kokusundan da anlarlar. B) Ölü bir hayvanın görüntüsü kadar kokusunun da akbabaların onu bulmasına yardımcı olduğu düşünülmektedir. C) Akbabalar bir hayvanın ölü olduğundan büyük oranda görüntüsünden, ama bir ölçüde de kokusundan emin olurlar. D) Akbabaların ölü hayvanları görüntüden, bir ölçüde de kokudan tanıdıklarına inanılır. E) Anlaşılan o ki, akbabalar ölü hayvanların görüntüsünden, ama büyük ölçüde de kokusundan tanımaktadırlar. Although Freud's theories were at first disputed, his work formed the foundation for treating psychiatric disorders by psychoanalysis. A) Freud'un teorilerine başlangıçta karşı çıkıldıysa da, onun çalışmaları psikiyatrik bozuklukları psikoanalizle tedavi etmenin temelini oluşturmuştur. B) Psikiyatrik bozuklukların psikoanalizle tedavi edilmesinin temelini atmış olan Freud'un bu teorileri ilk zamanlar çok tartışılmıştır. C) Freud'un, psikiyatrik bozuklukların psikoanalizle tedavi edilebileceği teorisi başlangıçta çok tartışıldığı halde, bugün temel tedavi yöntemi budur. D) İlk zamanlar çok tepki almasına rağmen Freud, psikiyatrik bozuklukların psikoanalizle tedavi edilebileceği teorisinde ısrar etmiş ve çalışmalarını sürdürmüştür. E) Psikiyatrik bozuklukların psikoanalizle tedavi edilebileceği teorisini ilk kez Freud ortaya atmış ve tepkilere rağmen bu ekolün temelini oluşturmuştur. www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 1 CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I 7. SET 1 1. 2. 3. 4. ---- I dislike sentimental films, sometimes, when I'm not feeling very energetic, I can curl up on the sofa and watch one. A) As soon as B) Much as D) However E) Despite C) The moment 8. ---- how many windows I open, I can't get any air movement in the house. A) Even if B) Although D) Whereas E) However C) No matter We had better take a spare blanket with us ---- it gets cooler than we expect in the mountains. A) if only B) so that C) thus D) in case E) even though She is fed up with sharing a house with others; ----, she is looking for her own flat. A) moreover B) therefore D) although E) nevertheless 9. C) however He is not leaving the company because he is not happy there; ---- he has enjoyed working there, but he has other reasons. 10. ---- they played better than they have so far in the cup, they lost the match. A) Despite B) No soone r D) However E) Although ---- television channel you watch, the news bulletins are all the same, as if written by the same person! A) on the other hand B) as a result C) however A) No matter B) However D) on the contrary E) nonetheless D) As soon as E) The more This diet and exercise plan is ---- costly ---- painful, so anyone with a little will-power can follow it with ease. A) not only / but also B) no matter / how C) so much / that D) whether / or 11. C) In contrast C) Whichever ---- relieve some of the burden on the city's only airport, they are planning to build a second one. A) No matter B) In case D) Even though E) Owing to C) In order to E) neither / nor 12. 5. ---- her illness leaving her very weak at times, she tries to derive pleasure from life. A) Despite B) Whereas D) However E) Instead of C) Although Our students have to choose to study ---- French ---Spanish, because they are the compulsory languages selected by the board. A) such / as B) neither / nor C) scarcely / and D) whether / or E) either / or 6. She had ---- placed the plate of cakes on the table --- The children gave her the empty plate and requested some more. A) the moment / while B) hardly / when C) neither / nor D) yet / still 13. E) not only / but also 280 ---- we discuss the fine details, let me ask you whether you are interested in our offer. A) However B) Consequently D) In spite of E) Before C) Afterwards www.kpds.org 14. CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 1 Western Scotland is wild and mountainous, ---eastern Scotland is lush farmland. A) despite B) whereas D) nevertheless E) therefore C) as a result I don't see why the boys can't go fishing ---- they promise to stay together and come back before it gets dark. A) whereas B) no matter D) as long as E) in spite of ---- your mothers' efforts in making the costumes, the whole cast of the play looked great. A) Despite B) However D) As a result E) Much as He was ---- well liked ---- everybody in the firm gave generously towards his retirement present. A) so / that B) not only / and C) either / or D) neither / nor 25. E) both / and 18. A) not only / but also B) so / that C) much / than D) as / as 26. A) So / that B) No sooner / than C) Not only / but D) Both / and 27. ---- 'Internet Cafes', students who can't afford computers have access to the Internet and to email. A) In order that B) Owing to D) Whereas E) Whoever 28. C) Wherever 29. 21. A) since B) until D) when E) by the time C) before ---- the renovation of their football stadium, the team will be using another team's ground next season. A) However B) While D) Because E) Whereas C) Due to The traffic into town usually gets a bit lighter ---The schools have closed for the summer. A) in case B) so that D) once E) although C) while ---- your mother comes to visit, we must remember to give her the things your sister left for her. A) Whereas B) When D) By the time E) No matter C) However When deep-sea diving, you must pay attention to the time, ---- staying under water too long may result in serious illness. A) whereas B) so D) but E) whenever C) for ---- does the International Students' Society help foreign students settle in, ---- it organizes sightseeing trips as well. E) Neither / nor 20. She has been looking much more enthusiastic about the future ---- she accepted her new job. He was just ---- calm ---- anybody could be under the circumstances. E) neither / nor 19. D) Consequently C) Thanks to 24. 17. C) Furthermore C) whether 23. 16. B) On the other hand E) Nevertheless 22. 15. A) On the contrary Black bears don't usually attack humans. ----, they normally run away from us. Please answer the telephone for the next hour ---the receptionist has gone to the dentist. A) while B) until D) so E) as The residents received some warning of the tornado; ----, several people were injured. A) nonetheless B) despite D) thus E) otherwise C) even though ---- the authorities try, they don't seem to be able to reduce the crime rate. A) Whoever 281 C) therefore B) No sooner C) No matter www.kpds.org D) Whatever 30. CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 1 E) By the time D) for ---- vast distances and great difficulties in transportation, there was a remarkable amount of trade in the ancient world. A) Whenever B) As a consequence of C) While D) Even though 38. E) because We had to move offices temporarily ---- a new carpet was being fitted in ours. A) much as B) wherever D) until E) while C) during E) In spite of 39. 31. 32. ---- the facts that the café is close to the university and offers reasonably priced meals, it is very popular with students. A) On account B) Owing to D) Because E) As long as B) besides D) however E) much as 40. C) consequently 41. 33. 34. Playing games in the back, the children didn't get bored ---- we drove to the resort. A) by the time B) for D) during E) since C) as 42. He was tired of commuting such a long way to work, ---- he was quite excited when a local company offered him a job. A) as B) so D) though E) still A) while B) by the time C) as long as D) until E) when C) Whereas There are a lot of jelly fish in the water around here; ---- they are a harmless variety. A) no matter We can not move back into our office ---- the workmen have cleared up. 43. C) for His parents were happy that he managed to gain a university degree ---- his handicap. A) thus B) provided D) though E) despite C) besides ---- the sports centre has marvellous facilities, it is usually crowded with sports enthusiasts. A) Despite B) Whenever C) Because D) However E) On account Working hours for farmers, ---- the fixed hours of office workers, are irregular and dependent upon the needs of livestock and crops. A) in order to B) in contrast to C) nevertheless D) in spite of E) on the other hand ---- we scrubbed the floor, ---- obvious it became that a special cleaning fluid would be required to remove the marks. A) Hardly / when B) Not only / but also C) However / so D) No matter / how E) The more / the more 35. It was clear that ---- how much he protested, his father was not going to change his mind. A) no matter B) whereas D) whatever E) although 44. C) whenever 45. 36. 37. ---- it was extremely windy, we managed to have a good game of beach volleyball. A) However B) No matter D) Even though E) For fear that B) when A) since B) while D) when E) by the time B) Owing to D) Although 46. C) so C) Unlike E) Because ---- people are more aware of the cruelty of importing exotic animals, dealers are less likely to find buyers for pets such as monkeys and parrots. A) As a result 282 C) no sooner ---- the way they are portrayed in numerous films and stories as man-eating creatures, only a few species of sharks are known to attack humans A) As C) In spite of We are going to set out at dawn tomorrow, ---- we have loaded up the car tonight. A) as I have heard that he has been doing well ---- he opened his own language school. B) Because of www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 1 C) Nevertheless D) In contrast to 51. E) Now that 47. He had ---- opened the doors of the shop ---- a customer came in and bought all the fresh cream cakes. A) both / and B) not only / but also C) the earlier / the more D) no sooner / than 52. E) neither / nor People often don't tell the truth on market surveys; ---, the results obtained from them are not always accurate. A) for B) otherwise D) thus E) however C) due to The people of Quebec, Canada, are ---- patriotic ---the blue and white provincial flag flies over many homes and businesses. A) but / still B) neither / nor 48. 49. 50. I like to read my newspaper ---- travelling to work, but I often leave it behind. A) instead of B) while D) because of E) since C) just as / when D) not only / but also C) as soon as E) so / that 53. ---- you have used the photocopier, please don't forget to turn it off. A) After B) While D) Before E) Unless C) Just I'm worried about him as he went directly to bed ---hardly touching his dinner. A) while B) when D) after E) until 54. C) before 55. 283 The ban on night-time visitors to Patara beach is ---the fact that the turtles get confused about which direction the sea is when they see artificial light. A) because B) due to D) though E) in order to C) despite ---- we sat down for our coffee break, the fire alarm rang. A) Hardly B) Seeing that D) Until E) Just as C) As long as ---- being an accomplished artist Leonardo da Vinci was also a sculptor, an architect and a man of science. A) Not only B) However D) Besides E) Moreover C) In order to www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 2 9. SET 2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ---- the great diversity in social behaviour and habits between different types of ants, most of them have the same basic physical structure. A) Regardless B) Even though D) Besides E) Despite 10. C) As if Strawberries are ---- cheap at the moment ---- we should make some jam. A) both / and B) not only / but also C) so / that D) more / than E) as / as 11. This book is ---- entertaining ---- informative, so I definitely recommend it to you. A) both / and B) either / or C) so / that D) neither / nor E) whether / or 12. Some people argue that traditional blood sports, ---fox-hunting and bullfighting, should be banned because they are barbaric and in humane. 13. B) when D) until E) as C) unless ---- urgently callers say they need to speak to me, I do not want any calls for the next hour. A) Moreover B) Provided that D) Even if E) The more C) However ---- the work was physically demanding, and at times we felt really exhausted, seeing the end result was very satisfying. A) Owing to B) Even though D) As though E) However C) No matter He has put on a little weight ---- he started doing this sedentary office job. A) once B) when D) since E) before C) despite B) even when C) as far as It is a pebble beach, ---- we had better take some beach mats to lie on. D) such as E) as though A) as B) because D) for E) so The police are determined to find the culprits ---long it may take to trace them. A) in spite of B) however D) the more E) no matter 14. C) even if ---- engaged in as competition ---- as recreation, waterskiing is an exhilarating outdoor sport. A) No sooner / than B) Unless / and C) Whether / or D) Hardly / when 15. Special heat sensors on the front of the rattlesnake's head enable it ---- to detect the presence of prey in the dark ---- to strike its victim accurately. A) in addition / due B) not only / but also C) whether / or D) either / or 16. Peter is leaving to go back to England, ---- we are holding a farewell dinner for him. A) or else B) since D) yet E) so A) yet B) besides D) by the time E) so that C) once 18. 284 C) since ---- he is a strong man, he had no trouble hiking with a heavy rucksack. A) For B) Since D) Provided that E) When C) Until I'm not sure ---- he has decided to take the new job --- stay with his present employer. B) neither / nor D) not only / but also 17. C) unless They looked around a lot of different buildings ---they could choose the most suitable one to rent for their new business. A) whether / or E) scarcely / when 8. A) in case A) in case E) The more / the less 7. As we will be touring, we could take the tent just ---we see a nice campsite and want to stop. C) yet / still E) hardly / when I wasn't disappointed not to win the final ---- I hadn't even expected to get as far as I had in the competition. A) even B) though D) as E) providing C) however You'll have awfully sore legs tomorrow ---- you don't use plenty of lotion now to protect them from this strong sun. www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 2 A) or B) in case D) so E) still C) if 26. 19. ---- somebody bought me a ticket, I still wouldn't go to see the Spice Girls perform. A) However B) Only if D) Until E) Besides ---- the introduction of the new education act, elementary school children have been taught English from the fourth grade. A) In order to B) Although D) During E) Since They will start constructing the new roof ---- every resident has paid their contribution. A) no sooner B) while D) as soon as E) no matter C) in order that 29. 22. It was ---- she was in Milan that she was discovered by a fashion designer and persuaded to work as a model. A) while B) during D) despite E) besides C) no sooner 30. 23. ---- the solar system is tiny compared with the distances to galaxies or even to nearby stars, it is enormous when compared with distances on the Earth. A) However B) Even though C) Nevertheless D) As long as E) The fact that 24. 25. 31. They tried not to swallow any water as they swam across the river ---- it might be contaminated. A) for fear that B) meanwhile D) even though E) regardless C) besides 32. They'll be able to take on some permanent staff ---they have fully established themselves in the city. A) as though B) while D) even if E) during B) no sooner / than C) whether / or D) not only / but also The household vacuum cleaner was first massproduced by William Henry Hoover; ----, it is now commonly referred to as a 'hoover'. A) besides B) on the contrary C) otherwise D) whereas E) therefore C) Until 28. 21. A) either / or E) neither / nor C) Even if 27. 20. He was extremely happy about winning the contest, because it gave him ---- the opportunity to join a professional orchestra, ---- the chance to travel. The inhabitants of Zelve were re-housed in a nearby village ---- prevent any more injuries and deaths from rock fall. A) in order that B) in case D) even if E) as far as We wrapped the roast chicken in special paper ---- it would stay warm until our guests arrived. A) while B) so that D) as though E) much as 285 C) in case The population of the rare mountain gorilla has increased in the last few years largely ---- the Rwandan government's recognition of this animal's importance to the tourist industry. A) nevertheless B) as for D) owing to E) furthermore C) otherwise ---- so it is a good idea to make a reservation. A) The hotels can be very busy at this time of year. B) I think there will be plenty of seats left. C) I guess he had arrived at a very late hour. D) Package tours are getting more and more expensive. E) We haven't decided where to go on holiday yet. ----, he wrote more than 600 songs in his brief musical career. A) C) when C) so as to Although the German composer Schubert died at the age of 32 www.kpds.org 33. CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 2 B) Chopin was born in Poland but spent most of his adult life in Paris. C) C) At a young age, Beethoven began to suffer from early symptoms of deafness. D) Until a friend of ours made the decision for us E) As we like both pictures so much D) By the time Brahms completed the first of his four symphonies E) Rossini, who reigned as Italy's foremost composer of the early 19th century 37. the birds ran in all directions B) for fear that they would disturb the visitors C) Farmer Oak's patience was wearing thin D) the old farmer tripped and hurt his knee E) they would thus lay their eggs in the proper place 38. 34. 35. 35. 36. Besides the threat from illegal hunting, -----. A) they have been unable to stop this brutal trade B) the people who kill gorillas or capture them for zoos C) the mountain gorilla is in danger from human settlement D) human beings have virtually wiped out certain species E) it is still not too late to save the giant panda Chasing the chickens back into their coop, ----. A) Since opening this pension three years ago, ---- . Assuming that this armchair may not fit in the place Having bought the flat between them, -----. A) his devotion to restoring them to their former styles was admirable A) virtually the same customers came to stay here every year B) B) we have added several facilities, including a swimming pool l thought the high price was justified because it had an extensive garden C) it was really amazing how quickly they renovated it C) the possibility of going bankrupt still threatens us D) D) our chief is now regarded as the best around here my sisters will share the cost of the alterations made in it E) it has become one of the most popular in town E) the house has a large balcony and a wonderful sea view As its surface is so hard, ----. A) gem stones are not only used for jewellery but also in industry. B) she bought some new blankets for the children C) you'll find cushions more comfortable than chairs D) it is actually composed of soft elements E) a diamond can only be cut with another diamond 39. Although my brother likes most aspects of his job, -----. A) he has never got used to travelling abroad on business B) he still isn't thinking of applying for a different position C) he enjoyed going on business trips as well D) l think it would be foolish of him to quit now E) he works really hard in order to obtain a promotion As its surface is so hard, -----. A) gem stones are not only used for jewellery but also in industry B) she bought some new blankets for the children C) you'll find cushions more comfortable than chairs D) it is actually composed of soft elements E) a diamond can only be cut with another diamond 40. In addition to the high costs of medical services in the country B) When the gallery owner has offered his opinion A) many companies have their headquarters there B) today the city is not so important internationally C) the city in an important cultural centre D) many people move there to work E) it is, however, no longer the capital city 41. – 45. sorularda verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. -----, it's difficult to decide which one to buy. A) In addition to its strategic location that has made it a centre of commerce, -----. 286 www.kpds.org 41. 42. CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 2 Fishing is a restful way to spend your leisure time, whether you catch anything or not. A) The best thing for you to do in your spare time is to go fishing, as it is very relaxing. B) Even if you don't catch anything, going fishing in your spare time is relaxing. C) Fishing is extremely relaxing, especially when you catch something. D) Fishing is not only relaxing but also a chance to catch something to eat, E) Whenever l go fishing, l come back relaxed, even if l can't catch anything. Although it is as hot there as it is in Istanbul, the weather in Cappadocia is more comfortable because the air is drier. A) Cappadocia is hotter than Istanbul, it feels cooler because of the dry air, which makes it very pleasant. B) The air in the Cappadocian region is not only pleasanter than in Istanbul but also cleaner and therefore it feels much more comfortable. C) 45. With its relatively cool and dry weather, Cappadocia has a pleasanter climate than Istanbul, which is usually hot and humid in the summer. A) He had been deaf for a very long time, yet he still refused to accept that his condition was permanent, and expected to get better eventually. B) When he became convinced that his hearing problem was permanent, he had already been deaf for a very long time. C) It didn’t take him long to realise that his hearing problem was deteriorating, and that his condition was not temporary. D) Soon, he noticed that his hearing problem, which he had thought permanent, was gradually getting better. E) For a long time, he believed that he was deaf temporarily; however, it was obvious that his condition was permanent. The unusually hot weather in Texas, USA, this year has been responsible for a number of deaths, mainly of elderly residents. A) Due to the exceptionally hot weather in Texas, USA, this year, elderly residents should be very careful to keep cool as over-exposure to heat can cause death. B) Because Texas, USA, has an extremely hot climate, a number of elderly people die of sunstroke every year. C) Texas this year has been so hot that lots of people have suffered from sunstroke. D) As the air in Cappadocia is not as humid as in Istanbul, the hot weather there is more agreeable even though both cities are the same temperature. D) Several, largely elderly, members of the population have lost their lives due to the unexpected heatwave that has hit Texas, USA, this year. E) When Istanbul is hot and sticky, Cappadocia is usually cooler and drier, making it a very pleasant place to live in. E) Lack of provisions for the elderly is the reason for so many deaths in the American state of Texas this year, where they have had an unusually hot summer. 46.-50. sorulara verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 43. 44. Ever since a fortune teller predicted that disaster loomed in Joanna’s future, she has been expecting something terrible to happen. A) Joanna’s negative attitude was largely due to the predictions of a fortune teller who had predicted nothing but doom and gloom. B) Joanna was ready for the disaster, for a fortune teller had warned her that it would happen sooner or later. C) 46. While astronomy did not progress in the West in medieval times, Hindu and Arabian astronomers kept the science alive during that period. A) Batı`da orta çağlara kadar astronomi alanında pek bir ilerleme gözlenmemiştir ama Hint ve Arap gökbilimciler bu bilimi canlandırmışlardır. B) When Joanna was struck by a disaster, she couldn’t help remembering the fortune teller who had predicted one in her future. Orta çağlarda astronomi Batı`da ilerlemezken, bu dönemde Hint ve Arap astromlar bu bilimi canlı tutmuşlardır. C) D) Thanks to the predictions of a fortune teller, Joanna was ready when disaster struck. Orta çağlarda Hint ve Arap gökbilimciler astronomiyi canlı tutmaya çalışırken, o dönemde bu bilim Batı`da neredeyse hiç ilerlememiştir. D) E) Joanna has been anticipating a personal disaster from the time a fortune teller told her that one was approaching. Batılı gökbilimcilerin hiçbir ilerleme kaydedemediği orta çağlarda astronomi, Hint ve Arap astronomların katkılarıyla gelişmiştir. E) Orta çağlarda astronomi biliminin ilerlemesi, Batılı değil, Hint ve Arap astronomlar sayesinde olmuştur. Before long, he became aware that his hearing problem not only was permanent, but was getting progressively worse. 47. 287 We cannot call this child a genius perhaps, but it is certain that his intelligence is well above average. www.kpds.org 48. 49. CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 2 A) Bu çocuğun bir dahi olduğunu söyleyemeyiz belki ama zeka düzeyinin ortalamanın bir hayli üzerinde olduğu kesin. B) Sırf zeka düzeyi ortalamanın çok üzerinde diye bu çocuğu bir dahi olarak nitelememiz kesinlikle imkansızdır. A) Arkeolojik kazılar, Ankara’nın eski bir şehir olduğunu ve Taş Devri’nden beri burada insanların barındığını göstermektedir. C) Zeka düzeyi ortalamanın çok üzerinde olan bu çocuğun belki de bir dahi olduğunu nedense hiçbirimiz düşünmüyoruz. B) Bazı arkeologlar, eski Ankara’nın Taş Devri’nde kurulmuş bir şehir olduğunu ileri sürmektedir. D) Bu çocuğun bir dahi olmadığını hepimiz biliyoruz ama zeka düzeyinin ortalamanın bir hayli üzerinde olduğunu da inkar edemeyiz. C) Ankara`da arkeologlar, Taş Devri’nde insanların burada bir şehir kurduklarını gösteren deliller bulmuşlardır. E) Hepimizin dahi diye isimlendirdiği bu çocuk belki de sadece ortalamanın biraz üzerinde bir zeka düzeyine sahiptir. D) Ankara, arkeologlara göre, en az Taş Devri’nden beri insanların barındığı eski bir şehirdir. E) Arkeologlara göre, yerleşim birimi olarak Ankara’nın tarihi en azından Taş Devri`ne kadar uzanmaktadır. 50. 51.-55. sorularda verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. A marriage is generally believed to link two families together, and the birth of children strengthens this tie. A) Genel bir inanışa göre, iki aileyi birbirine sıkı bir şekilde bağlaması için evlilikte çocuk şarttır. B) Genellikle, evliliğin iki aileyi birbirine bağladığına ve çocukların doğumunun bu bağı kuvvetlerindirdiğine inanılır. C) Genellikle evlilik iki aileyi birbirine bağlar ama bu bağın kuvvetlenmesi çocukların doğumuyla mümkün olur. D) Çocuklu ailelerde evlilik bağının daha kuvvetli olduğu inancı çok yaygındır. E) Genel olarak insanlar, evliliğin iki aileyi birbirine bağladığına ama bu bağın çocukların doğumuyla kuvvetlendiğine inanırlar. 51. Some materials ejected from volcanoes cool so quickly that they solidify even before they strike the ground. A) Volkanların püskürttüğü bazı maddeler çok çabuk soğur ve yere değer değmez katılaşırlar. B) Volkanlardan püsküren bazı maddeler çok çabuk soğuma özelliğine sahiptirler ki bunlar daha yere değmeden katılaşmış olurlar. C) Bazen volkanlar maddeleri o kadar yükseğe püskürtürler ki bunlar yere soğumuş ve katılaşmış olarak düşerler. Ankara is an ancient city which, according to archaeologists, people have inhabited at least since the Stone Age. 52. Yüksek çocuk ölüm oranına rağmen Bolivya`da nüfus, pek çok Latin Amerika ülkesinde olduğu gibi, hızla artmaktadır. A) The infant death rate is quiet high in Bolivia, as in other Latin American countries, yet its population is still growing rapidly. B) Although it has a relatively high infant mortality rate, the population is growing as rapidly in Bolivia as in other Latin American countries. C) Despite the high infant death rate, the population is growing rapidly in Bolivia, as in many countries of Latin America. D) Because of its high infant death rate, Bolivia’s population isn’t growing as fast as those of many countries of Latin America. E) However high the infant death rate in Bolivia is, its population keeps growing almost as rapidly as the other Latin American countries. Petrol ve doğal gazın oldukça süratli bir biçimde tüketildiği konusunda giderek büyüyen kaygı, bilimadamlarını alternatif yakıt kaynakları araştırmaya yönlendirmiştir. A) It is becoming increasingly important for scientists to find alternative fuel sources as oil and natural gas are being used up relatively quickly. B) The fact that oil and natural gas will be used up very soon has worried scientists, who are searching for alternative fuel source. C) Scientists are looking for alternative sources of fuel because they are worried that oil and natural gas will quickly be used up. D) There is an increasing worry that scientists will not find alternative fuel sources before we use up all the oil and natural gas. E) The growing worry that oil and natural gas are being used up relatively quickly has led scientists to search for alternative fuel sources. D) Bazen volkanların püskürttüğü maddeler hemen katılaşır ve daha yere çarpmadan soğurlar. E) Volkanlardan püsküren bazı maddeler o kadar çabuk soğuyorlar ki daha yere değmeden katılaşıyorlar. 288 www.kpds.org 53. 54. CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 2 Kumla karıştırılmış kilden yapılan tuğlalar daha sert olur ve sadece kilden yapılmış tuğlaların kaldırabileceğinden daha büyük bir ağırlığa dayanır. 55. Ticaret ve finans bölgelerinde yükselen gökdelenlerle şehrin görüntüsü 1960'lardan bu yana çarpıcı biçimde değişmiştir. A) Bricks can be made harder by adding sand and this will also enable them to withstand more weight than those made entirely of clay. A) Since the 1960s, the city's profile has been dramatically altered by the skyscrapers sprouting in the commercial and financial districts. B) Making bricks of clay and sand is harder than making them purely with clay, but clay and sand bricks can take greater weights. B) The skyline of the city has dramatically changed since the 1960s, when skyscrapers sprang up in the commercial and financial districts. C) Bricks made of clay mixed with sand are harder and will bear a greater weight than can bricks composed of pure clay. C) Since the 1960s, skyscrapers have sprouted in the business and financial districts of the city, which has extensively altered its profile. D) Mixing sand with clay to make bricks is preferable to making them purely with clay as the resulting harder bricks will bear a great weight. D) Many skyscrapers have been built in the city since the 1960s, altering the profile of the business and banking districts. E) Being harder than pure clay bricks, bricks made of clay and sand can stand more weight. E) During the 1960s, skyscrapers sprouted up in the business and banking sections of the city, changing its profile dramatically. Modern bir çiftliği işletmek, önemli ölçüde yöneticilik becerisinin yanı sıra yüksek düzeyde teknolojik bilgi de gerektirmektedir. A) The operation of a modern farm requires not only a high level of technological training but also many management skills. B) To operate a modern farm efficiently, both considerable technological understanding and management skill are essential. C) Apart from the extensive technological knowledge required, anyone wishing to operate a modern farm must have considerable management experience. D) Besides considerable management skill, operating a modern farm requires a high degree of technological understanding. E) Although considerable management skill is important, it takes a high level of technological skills to operate a modern farm. 289 www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 3 SET 3 9. 1. Although the pension was very reasonably priced, it was certainly not comfortable ----, it had a beautiful shady garden and a roof terrace with a splendid view of the area. A) Therefore B) Even though D) Moreover E) Nevertheless C) Otherwise The coach was full and the weather very hot, but the air conditioning wasn't working. ----, the passengers were uncomfortable and many of them complained. B) whether C) so that D) despite ---- performing all the functions of a standard vacuum cleaner, this model will also clean your carpets, Madam. A) Regardless B) However D) Seeing as B) Nevertheless C) In addition to Consequently D) Otherwise E) Furthermore E) Furthermore They could easily afford to stay at the best hotels, --- they preferred to stay at small family run guest houses. B) yet D) therefore E) so C) for B) during I'm glad that we phoned to check the date of their wedding; ----, we would have missed it. A) consequently B) in case C) although D) however E) otherwise The 35th US President, J.F. Kennedy, was shot by a lone gunman ---- taking part in a procession in November, 1963. A) in order to C) owing to D) until E) while 5. A) even if On the contrary A) as C) by the time I still think it's a long way to go without taking a break ---- they are to take turns at the wheel. C) 12. 4. E) until A) 11. 3. B) while D) as soon as E) yet 10. 2. A) during They didn't buy that house because it is a long way from any schools; ----, it needs a fortune spending on it. A) nevertheless B) regardless C) whereas D) furthermore E) on the other hand We are unable to send you a brochure at the moment, but we will send you one ---- new stock arrives. A) before B) until D) while E) although 13. C) as soon as Because my car is very old and ---- a little unreliable, I usually take the train travelling long distances. A) however B) though C) therefore D) while E) owing to 6. ---- of how many different precautions you take, you cannot avoid being bitten by midges in Scotland at this time of year. A) No matter B) Nevertheless C) Whatever D) Regardless 14. E) Instead 7. B) even though C) in addition to D) in spite of A) Because B) So that C) However D) While E) Consequently We are, from this date forward, cancelling your company's credit facility with us ---- your poor payment record. A) on account of ---- varied they may be in purpose, all spacecraft move through space in accordance with fundamental physical laws, and all are made up of similar basic components. 15. E) besides We are holding a meeting tomorrow ---- we can develop a plan for next year's campaigns well in advance. A) in case B) in order that C) no sooner D) even if E) no matter 8. 16. Dave caught malaria ---- he was working on a construction project in Africa. 290 This charity ---- provides emergency relief ---teaches people practical skills to help avoid future catastrophes. www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 3 A) such / that B) whether / or C) since C) both / so D) rather / than E) while D) until E) not only / but also 25. 17. ---- how careful I try to be throughout the month, I always seem to run out of money before I get paid. He resigned from his position ---- he could find time to write his long intended book. A) otherwise B) however D) moreover A) Whenever B) Even though C) thanks to C) No matter D) In case E) so that E) Even if 26. 18. ---- ordinary chestnuts, which are delicious when roasted, horse chestnuts, which are inedible and are most commonly used by children in a game called 'conkers'. A) Besides B) Similar to C) Whereas D) In contrast to 27. E) On the other hand 19. Apart from the radiator, the cylinder head is ---damaged, ---- the garage will need our car for a week to repair it. A) still / yet B) so / as C) both / though D) such / as 28. E) also / so 20. The summer will be over ---- they open the swimming-pool. 29. C) as There will be a shortage of water ---- we get some rainfall soon. A) as if B) in case D) unless E) by the time C) whenever The lungs are never completely empty. ---- the most vigorous expiration, they still contain about 983 cubic centimetres of air. A) Even after B) As though D) Whereas E) Even if C) However C) though D) during A) Soon B) Hardly D) No matter E) Since For reasons of safety, space-launch centres are usually located on ---- oceans ---- sparsely populated land. 30. C) While ---- the council has provided places for us to take our empty bottles for recycling, many of us still throw glass bottles into the ordinary dustbins. A) either / or B) such / as A) However B) On account of C) neither / nor D) hardly / when C) In addition to D) Despite E) Even though ---- the 1970's, the United States developed the space shuttle, the first reusable manned space vehicle. A) When B) During C) While D) Due to 31. C) In addition to B) Animals are better off in their own habitats, where they can be observed behaving naturally C) Many people don't even have the opportunity to observe the wildlife of their own country D) The only people who deserve pets are those who take good care of them B) Owing to D) Suppose that E) Pets are not just playthings you can neglect when you are tired or when you go on vacation E) In order that 32. Traffic to the airport has been much lighter ---- the metro system was built. A) as if ----; at a zoo, however, they can see in captivity the wild animals from all over the world. A) Wild budgies bathe in dew-wet grass, but for the cage budgie, extra water is needed ---- the doctor told you that you had only six months to live, what would you do with that time? A) Regardless of 24. E) so B) while E) By the time 23. B) yet D) for A) by the time E) whether / or 22. A) if ---- writing techniques and vocabulary can be taught, no amount of instruction can make up for a lack of natural creative talent. E) no sooner 21. In their opinion, they presented the best proposals, ---- They didn't get the contract. Having once been a vital aid to local shipping, ---- . A) the lighthouse is now a museum B) once B) modern technology has now taken over 291 www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 3 C) it is very interesting to see the video C) She studied Turkish Literature at lstanbul University D) the surrounding seas can sometimes be very rough D) Text books are designed for different learning situations E) I was fascinated to see how it worked E) You are planning to study on your own 33. After making an emergency landing on a small island, ---- . A) lightning had struck one of the engines 38. B) their chances of being found alive were scarce C) there was nothing but sand and palm trees for miles A) there was fierce a competition in the industry D) there were, fortunately, no casualties B) whichever way they have been implemented E) the pilot radioed air-sea rescue C) was a consequence of their shrinking profits , 34. ln his opinion, the company's negligence and cost cutting measures -----. D) has only been applied since the beginning of the month ----, but one that is teased will quickly inflict a nasty peck. E) caused this catastrophe to happen A) Voice training methods are the same for a parrot as those for a budgie B) A gently handled parrot can become a clever and affectionate companion C) The size of the cage for your canary depends upon the bird 39. D) The cat has been a pet since the days of ancient Egypt Devoting every spare minute of his time to the mountain rescue service, -----. A) mountaineers should not climb mountains alone B) the money raised by volunteers is well–used E) Few pets became popular as quickly as parakeets, also called budgies C) mountains should be open to the public for leisure purposes D) he hardly has any time to stay with his family 35. E) his dogs and children help him occasionally In addition to customers who have seen our advertisements, ----. A) they are normally only interested in special offers B) we obviously need to put them into more newspapers C) coming mainly to buy specific things which have been advertised D) we gain a lot of recommendations clients through 40. personal The air near the centre of an active volcano is so sulphurous -----. A) during eruptions poisonous gases fill the air making it almost impossible to breathe E) they usually display some of our best products B) even though scientists wore special masks which filtered the air to enable them to carry out their studies 36. Since starting to make a hand – woven rug last month, -----. C) whether or not scientists can study them depends on the amount of sulphur in the air A) the harmony of the colours looks wonderful D) that scientists need to wear special breathing equipment when studying volcanic activity B) the pattern was more difficult than it looked E) yet these sulphurous gases give off a strong smell similar to that of rotten eggs C) she has rarely been seen outside her room D) she isn't interested in anything else E) it was a very complicated pattern, though 37. 41. – 45. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. -----, whereas this one is better for self–study. A) At the end of this course, you will be presented with a certificate 41. B) This book is meant to be used in group lessons 292 As no company other than Istanbul Airlines and Turkish Airlines operate a non–stop service to Manchester, we should choose one of these firms. www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 3 A) Istanbul Airlines and Turkish Airlines are the only companies which fly directly to Manchester, so we ought to fly with one of them. B) The Dead Sea is made up of twenty – five percent salt; consequently, only bacteria and brine shrimp can live in its water. B) Istanbul Airlines and Turkish Airlines don't operate a flight there, so we had better choose a destination other than Manchester. C) Having extremely salty water, the Dead Sea cannot support most life forms including bacteria and brine shrimp. C) Neither Istanbul Airlines nor Turkish Airlines fly directly to Manchester Airport, so we had better choose a different company. D) The water of the Dead Sea is one quarter salt, which explains why a lot of animal and plant species are not found in abundance there. D) Many companies such as Istanbul Airlines and Turkish Airlines now fly directly to Manchester Airport. E) Being among the life forms that can survive in such salty water, bacteria and brine shrimp can be found in the Dead Sea. E) The only way we can fly to Manchester is with either Istanbul Airlines or Turkish Airlines, so we have to choose between these two operators. 45. 42. Nowadays, Philadelphia isn't the capital of either the USA or Pennsylvania state; however, in its history it has been both. A) Although in the past Philadelphia has been both the capital of the USA and of the Pennsylvania state, today it is neither. Unlike his wife, he thinks that bullfighting should be banned. A) Although he dislikes bullfighting, his wife who is against banning the sport, really enjoys it. B) Having been both the United States and Pennsylvania state's capital city, Philadelphia has a great history. B) She doesn't like bullfighting, yet she still doesn't agree with her husband about banning the sport. C) Besides being the United States capital, Philadelphia is also the capital of the state of Pennsylvania. C) Differing from her husband, she fells that bullfighting ought not to be permitted any more. D) Pennsylvania's capital, Philadelphia, used to be America's capital as well, but it no longer is. D) They can't decide whether bullfighting should be banned just because it is cruel. E) Today, Philadelphia isn't the capital of the USA any more, but only the capital of the state of Pennsylvania. E) Contrary to his opinion, his wife believes that bullfighting should continue to be permitted. 46. – 50. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 43. Having just bought a brand new car, he was angry when the electric windows on it stopped working. 46. A) He bought a new car because he was fed up with the electric windows not working properly on his old one. A) Coniferous trees survive long periods of drought by consuming very little water. B) He didn't notice that the electric windows weren't working on his brand new car until after he had collected it, which was very annoying. B) During extended periods of drought which they can survive, coniferous trees consume little water. C) Coniferous trees can withstand times of drought, during which they are able to survive on little water. C) Although he was not happy to discover that the car did not have electrically operated windows, he bought it anyway. D) Since coniferous trees consume little water, they can withstand drought for an extended length of time. D) Feeling annoyed that the electric windows no longer worked on his car, he bought a new one. E) Coniferous trees consume little water, and thus, they are able to withstand drought for a long time. E) The failure of the electric windows on his new car annoyed him because he had only recently purchased it brand new. 44. İğne yapraklı ağaçlar az su sarfettikleri için kurağa karşı uzunr süre dayanabilirler. No animal or vegetable life except for bacteria and brine shrimp inhabit the Dead Sea, as the water is twenty–five percent salt. 47. Henüz bir ev bulup yerleşmişti ki şirket onu başka bir şehre transfer etti. A) She had to find a flat and settle in when the firm moved to another city. A) The Dead sea is known as such because, due to its salty water, virtually no animal or plant species can survive there. B) When the company transferred her, she had a hard time trying to find a flat and settle in. 293 www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 3 A) Bütünüyle tropiklerde yer alan Bolivya'nın iklimi, yüksekliklerin farklı oluşundan dolayı, büyük değişiklik gösterir. C) The firm transferred her to another city, where she quickly found a flat and settled in. D) No sooner had she found a flat and settled in another city than the company transferred her back. B) Yüksekliği fazla bir ülke olması nedeniyle Bolivya, tropiklerde var olan tüm iklim çeşitlerine sahiptir. E) Hardly had she found a flat and settled in when the firm transferred her to another city. 48. C) Bolivya tümüyle tropiklerde yer alır ama iklimi, yüksekliğe bağlı olarak önemli ölçüde değişir. D) Çöllerde insanların barınıp ürün yetiştirebileceği tek yer su bulabilecekleri vahalardır. A) The only places where people living in the desert can get water for their crops are oases. Ülkenin tamamı tropiklerde Bolivya'nın iklimi, yüksek değişkendir. yer aldığı halde kesimlerde çok E) Tropiklerde yer alan Bolivya'nın değişken iklimi, yüksekliğinin bir hayli fazla oluşundan kaynaklanmaktadır. B) People living in the desert can obtain water, which they can use for watering their crops, from oases. C) ln deserts, the only places people can live and grow crops in are oases, where they can get water. D) Oases are the only places in deserts where water is available, and therefore, people often live and grow crops around them. 52. E) People living near oases in deserts can get water which means they are able to grow crops. 49. While speaking to their parrots, some people cover the cage in order to enable them to concentrate on the voice. A) Bazı papağanların konuşmayı öğrenebilmeleri için kafeslerinin üzerini örtmek gerekir çünkü bu şekilde sese daha çok yoğunlaşırlar. Geleneksel inanışa göre Filipinli gençler evlenip aile geçindirmeye başlayana kadar yetişkin olarak kabul edilmezler. B) apaganlarına konuşmayı öğretirken bazı insanlar, kafesin üzerini örterek onların sese daha çok yoğunlaşmalarını sağlarlar. A) Filipinos, who traditionally marry and begin raising a family quite young consider themselves adult once they have married. C) Papağanların sese yoğunlaşmalarını sağlamak için bazı insanların kullandıkları yöntem kafesin üzerini örtmektir. B) According to traditional belief, Filipino youths are not considered adults until they marry and begin raising a family. D) Papağanlarıyla konuşurken kafesin üzerini örten insanlar onların bu şekilde sese yoğunlaştıklarını ve konuşmayı öğrendiklerini savunuyorlar. C) According to Filipino customs, a young man must marry and start a family before he is accepted by traditionalists as an adult. E) Bazı insanlar papağanlarıyla konuşurken, onların sese yoğunlaşmalarını sağlamak için kafesin üzerini örterler. D) The traditional belief of the Filipinos is that adulthood commences from the time a youth gets married and starts to raise a family. E) According to Filipino traditions, unless a youth finds himself a wife and begins a family of his own, he will not be respected as an adult. 50. Kendini dışarı çıkacak kadar iyi hissetmiyorsan alışverişi ben tek başıma yapabilirim. 53. A) As you are not feeling well enough to do the shopping, I’ll do it on my own. A) Batı Hint adalarında bazı yazarların kendi bölgeleri dışında çok az okuyucu kitleleri vardır. B) I’ll have to do the shopping without you as you are not well enough to come with me. B) Batı Hint adalarından çok az okuyucu kendi bölgesi dışındaki yazarların eserlerine ilgi gösterir. C) Unless you are feeling well enough now to go out, l will have to do the shopping by myself. C) Batı Hint adaları dışından çok az yazar bu bölgede okuyucu kitlesi kazanabilmiştir. D) lf you are not feeling well enough to go out, can do the shopping on my own. D) Batı Hint adalarından çok az yazar kendi bölgesi dışında bir okuyucu kitlesi edinebilmiştir. E) Whether l do the shopping by myself or not depends on how well you'll be feeling at the time. E) Batı Hint adalarındaki okuyucu kendi bölgesi dışından çok az yazarı benimsemiştir. 51. – 55. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 51. Few writers from the West lndies have gained a readership outside their region. 54. Bolivia lies wholly within the tropics, but its climate varies considerably with altitude. A nation's standard of living can be measured by the number, cost and quality of goods produced in that country. A) Bir ulusun yaşam standardı, o ülkede üretilen malların sayısı, fiyatı ve kalitesiyle ölçülebilir. 294 www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART I SET 3 B) Bir ulusun yaşam standardını ölçmek için o ülkede üretilen malların sayısına, fiyatına ve kalitesine bakmak yeterlidir. 55. While it is no longer a capital city, Istanbul is still the commercial and cultural centre of Turkey. A) Bir zamanlar başkent olan İstanbul, şimdi Türkiye'nin ticaret ve kültür merkezi konumundadır. C) Bir ülkede üretilen malların sayısı, fiyatı ve kalitesi, o ulusun yaşam standardını ölçmede kullanılabilir. D) Bir ulusun yaşam standardı, o ülkede üretilen malların sayısı, fiyatı ve kalitesine bağlıdır. B) Türkiye'nin başkenti olma özelliğini artık yitirmiş olan İstanbul, ticaret ve kültür merkezi konumunu korumaktadır. E) Bir ülkede üretilen malların sayısı, fiyatı ve kalitesi, o ulusun yaşam standardının bir ölçüsüdür. C) Türkiye'nin başkenti olduğu dönemde İstanbul aynı zamanda ülkenin ticaret ve kültür merkeziydi. D) Artık başkent olmamakla birlikte, İstanbul hala Türkiye'nin ticaret ve kültür merkezidir. E) Başkent olmadığı dönemde bile Türkiye'nin ticaret ve kültür merkezi her zaman İstanbul olmuştur. 295 www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 1 CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II 8. SET 1 1. It wasn't because she was bored staying at home with her son that she returned to work; ----, she loves looking after him, but they needed some additional. A) on the other hand B) on the contrary C) therefore D) nonetheless 9. E) as a result 2. 3. My nephew wants to become a doctor; ----, he takes a special interest in biology at school. A) although B) nevertheless D) however E) besides 10. C) therefore 11. The play was ---- well rehearsed ---- suitable for families. In fact, it was a complete waste of time seeing it. A) neither / nor B) either / or D) not only / but also C) both / and E) so / that 12. 4. ---- he loves his work, he wasn't willing to forsake his holiday. A) As soon as B) Much as D) However E) Despite C) Due to 13. 5. 6. ---- staying at the best hotel in Brussels, she was not entirely satisfied with the service there. A) Although B) Despite D) However E) Owing to 14. ---- had her broken arm mended ---- she broke her other wrist falling off her horse. A) The moment / while B) Neither / nor C) Hardly / when D) If only / still 15. You had better take some tablets with you ---Pakistani food upsets you. A) so that B) as though D) in case E) thus A) Whichever B) No matter D) As soon as E) The more C) However ---- his invention changed the world, he never gained much financial success. A) Despite B) In contrast D) However E) Although C) No sooner ---- how many hours l spend revising, l don't seem to be able to catch up with the rest of the class. A) Whereas B) Although D) No matter E) Even if C) Whenever ---- you tell me al the facilities your holiday village has, can l learn whether you have vacancies for the last two weeks in September? A) In case B) Consequently D) Before E) Otherwise C) Afterwards That part of South Africa is safe ---- you stay on the main highway. A) as long as B) whereas D) no matter E) despite C) whichever In northern Italy, it's quite rainy in summer, ---- it is typically hot and dry in the southern areas of the country. A) despite B) nevertheless D) therefore E) as a result C) whereas C) Whereas E) Not only / but also 7. ---- restaurant you eat at in this town, you will be able to pay with your credit card. All the restaurants around here accept Visa or American Express. C) even if 296 ---- Craig's donation of his total winnings of £70.000 to her, Julia will now be able to have the surgery she needs in America. A) Despite B) Much as D) However E) As a result C) Thanks to Her now shoes could be ---- leather ---- plastic, but if they are plastic, they are a very good imitation of leather. A) such / as B) neither / nor C) whether / or D) not only / but E) either / or www.kpds.org 16. CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 1 After her divorce, the actress was ---- depressed --- she committed suicide. 23. The hike wasn't as long as l had expected; ----, l had blisters on both heels. A) either / or B) such / as A) despite C) neither / nor D) so / that D) nevertheless B) thus C) otherwise E) even after E) both / and 24. 17. 18. 19. ---- does the course prepare teachers to teach English abroad, ---- it also instructs them on how to teach immigrants in the UK. A) Not only / but B) So / that C) No sooner / when D) Both / and E) Neither / nor ---- an engineering failure between Shrewsbury and Wellington, the train will be delayed. A) In spite of B) In order that D) Owing to E) Whereas 25. C) Whenever ---- avoid a repetition of the fuel crisis in the UK, the government has been given special powers to insist that fuel companies deliver petrol and diesel. 26. ---- the highly competitive nature of the clothing trade in the UK, the department store has decided to close its UK branches. A) Due to B) However D) While E) Because C) Whereas ---- the boss said to Paul, it seems to have upset him. A) As though B) Whatever C) No sooner D) No matter E) By the time l wasn't frustrated when my train was delayed by fifteen minutes; ----, l was glad that it allowed time for me to eat some breakfast. A) No matter B) In order to C) In case A) on the other hand B) otherwise D) Even though E) Owing to C) furthermore D) nevertheless E) on the contrary 20. Mandarin Chinese must be ---- difficult ---- Arabic for Europeans to learn. A) so / that B) not only / but also C) as / as D) much / than 27. E) neither / nor ---- the clip, it is still a valuable antique jug. A) Whenever B) On account of C) In spite of D) While E) Even though 21. 22. Swimmers in international competitions have to be careful not to dive into the water before the start signal is given, ---- doing so results in disqualification. A) whereas B) thus D) but E) whenever 28. C) for Barbara has been learning Japanese ---- she made friends with a Japanese girl at university. 29. ---- your nephew goes to Turkey, we must remember to ask him to buy some pine honey. A) Whereas B) When D) No matter E) While C) However A) before B) by the time C) until Unfortunately, we'll have fewer customers in our cafe ---- the new highway has opened as it'll draw some of the traffic from our road. D) since E) when A) while B) although D) once E) so that 297 C) in case www.kpds.org 30. CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 1 I’ll send you a hand–written quotation on a facsimile ---- my computer isn't working at the moment. A) so B) until D) thus E) as 38. C) despite 39. 31. Steve Redgrave received more publicity than his three team mates ---- it was the 5th gold medal he had won. A) because B) otherwise C) therefore D) whereas E) however 40. 32. ---- the package was poorly wrapped, the tea set arrived unbroken. A) In spite of B) However C) For fear that D) No sooner E) Even though 41. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. There is a local train which departs five minutes earlier than the express. It arrives in Birmingham 20 minutes later, ----. A) so B) still D) yet E) already C) though 42. It’s our wedding anniversary today, ---- we have booked a table at our favourite restaurant. A) as B) when D) so E) because My car was stolen last week and although it was fully insured, l would like to get it back ---- what condition it is in. A) no matter B) whenever D) by the time E) no sooner C) even if You can walk across Morcombe Bay at low tide, but you must make sure you will have reached the other side ---- the tide comes in. A) until B) once D) during E) since C) by the time Her car was scratched with a knife by vandals ---they were celebrating their anniversary at their favourite restaurant. A) whenever B) until C) during D) while E) much as She didn't notice the damage to her car ---- the next morning. A) when B) by the time C) as long as D) unless E) until The Italian artist Bellini's ability to portray outdoor light was so skillful that the viewer can tell ---- the season of the year ---- almost the hour of the day. A) hardly / when B) the more / the less C) despite / while D) not only / but also E) during / as C) for 43. They set off on their honeymoon directly ---- the last wedding guest had left the reception. A) unless B) until D) after E) while C) just Her husband doesn't drive; ----, she had to drive the van that they hired to move house. A) otherwise B) for D) therefore E) nevertheless 44. C) still He was not given a permanent position in the office ---- his habit of turning up late. A) whereas B) on account of D) as long as E) even though 45. C) because 46. ---- starting in a poor position, David Coulthard won the Grand Prix race. A) Provided B) Owing to D) Since E) In spite of C) However 298 It is approximately two miles up hill from the village to the hotel; ---- it will take us about half an hour to get there on foot. A) for B) due to D) otherwise E) thus C) however l heard that he hasn't been playing as much golf --- he got married. A) no sooner B) by the time C) since D) while E) when The commentator got ---- excited watching Steve Redgrave win his 5th gold medal ---- she burst into tears. A) so / that B) neither / nor D) whether / or E) more / than C) either / or www.kpds.org 47. 48. 49. CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 1 l like to watch the news ---- l'm eating my lunch, so l usually eat on a tray in the living room. A) instead of B) while D) since E) as soon as 52. C) owing to 51. A) In order to B) Though D) Because E) Despite C) As a result of ---- most hair dyes, which are made from chemical substances, henna is a natural plant extract which gives the hair red tint. A) Owing to B) As C) Unlike D) Although E) Because 53. ---- you have watched the video, please rewind the tape to the beginning. A) Until B) Just as D) While E) After ---- her son is at university, she has more time to do the things she enjoys. A) As a result B) Nevertheless D) In contrast to E) Now that C) Because of C) Unless 54. 50. ---- a broken sewage pipe near the Rodrigo De Freitas Lagoon in Brazil, one hundred and thirty– two tons of fish died. ---- being colleagues, they are also good friends. ---- hard we tried to save, it soon became obvious that we would never be able to afford a new car. A) In order to B) Besides A) However B) So much D) Not only E) Moreover D) Even though E) No matter C) Much more C) However She had ---- got on the bus ---- it hit a lorry. A) no sooner / than B) both / and C) not only / but also D) the sooner / the more 55. E) either / or 299 ---- she was taking the chicken out of the oven, her husband rang to inform her that he would be eating with his German business associates. A) Until B) Seeing that D) Just as E) Hardly C) As long as www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 2 8. SET 2 1. – 30. sorularda, cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen kelime ya da ifadeyi bulunuz. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. The run–down blocks of flats in our area have ---become depressing places to live in, ---- dangerous neighbourhoods to walk around at night. A) the more / than B) whether / or C) not only / but also D) so much / that E) scarcely / when Apple tea is ---- refreshing ---- healthy, so l recommend it as an alternative to black tea. A) so / that B) both / and D) neither / nor E) whether / or C) either / or 9. You will have made a contribution to helping the homeless, ---- little money you raise with your coffee morning. A) no matter B) the more D) even if E) in spite of 10. C) however B) Regardless D) Besides E) Even though A) Moreover B) Provided that D) No matter E) The more C) Even if ---- you learn a language for business ---- just for pleasure, grammar is a necessary part of the course. A) No sooner / than B) Not only / but also C) Due to / besides D) Whether / or E) Hardly / when ---- being very wasteful in environmental terms, eating 'fast–food' from disposable containers is growing in popularity all around the world. A) Despite ---- how well her host family look after her, she will naturally feel a little homesick. C) As if 11. l borrowed the game keeper's binoculars ---- l could see the zebras more clearly. A) for B) as C) so that D) in case E) besides Due to her allergy, food which contains flour, ---bread, cakes and pastry, are excluded from Edith's strict diet. A) in case B) as far as D) such as E) as though 12. C) even when The quality of Rover cars has improved considerably ---- they became a private company again. A) when B) despite D) before E) since C) once This rose flavour Turkish delight is ---- delicious ---we should buy some to take home with us. A) as / as B) both / and C) not only / but D) more / than E) so / that 13. There is no single science of society or science of humanity. ----, there are several branches of learning that deal with the origins and activities of human groups. A) Instead B) Or else D) Besides E) Apart from B) in case D) until E) as A) neither / nor B) whether / or C) yet / still D) not only / but also E) hardly / when C) Thus 14. I’ve left a message with Carol and told her about all the details ---- the delivery comes while I’m out. A) unless Your composition shows ---- an understanding of the subject ---- an appreciation of the surrounding issues, so I’m afraid you have received a low grade on this occasion. C) when 300 ---- physical geography is an Earth science concerned with place, social geography is concerned with the people in the places. A) For B) However D) Provided E) Whereas C) Unless www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 2 15. A) for B) while D) yet E) however 16. 17. 18. ---- journey was long and uncomfortable, seeing an Inca city at the top of a mountain was a fantastic experience. A) Owing to B) Even though D) As though E) No matter C) However 23. ---- he was a sensitive woman, she had a lot of empathy with her patients. A) For B) Since D) Thus E) When C) Until 24. You won't be able to style your hair in different ways ---- you have it cut short. A) if B) or D) only if E) until C) as 25. C) still B) either / or C) neither / nor D) such / that A) However B) Even though C) Nevertheless D) As long as E) The fact that She ordered a vegetarian pizza ---- any meat topping might contain pork. A) meanwhile B) besides D) even though E) regardless of C) for fear that So far, 214 people, including 168 children, have died ---- rising waters in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam. A) as though B) in spite of C) consequently D) as a result of E) nonetheless Although treated like a film star by some in his former home of East London, Regie Kray should --- be admired as a hero ---- receive any praise as he was one of the most feared criminals Britanian has even known. A) whether / or ---- the food at the cafe at the station is expensive, I’m often tempted to order a cup of tea and a sandwich. 26. Being tired of the rat race in the big city my husband and have decided to move to the coast ---we retire. A) by the time B) in order that D) while E) as soon as C) no matter E) the more / than 27. 19. 20. Heading towards the finish line, the athlete in the walking marathon lifted both feet off the ground, which is against the rules, ---- she entered the stadium. She burst into tears when they disqualified her. A) no sooner B) hardly D) in case E) just as C) until 28. ---- the weather is awful, which it often is there, l enjoy walking in the forest. A) However B) in order that D) Until E) Since 29. C) Even if 30. 21. 22. l wasn't surprised that the value of my Marks and Spencer shares dropped ---- the company has been doing rather badly lately. A) as B) though D) however E) even l think holding a coffee morning at the shop will raise quite a lot of money for the charity; ----, it will help publicise the shop. A) furthermore B) otherwise C) nevertheless D) however E) instead l arranged to catch the early train ---- l would have plenty of time to get to my appointment. A) in order that B) in case D) provided that E) so as to C) moreover A lot of people moved away from the area ---another earthquake would strike. A) providing that B) in case C) for fear that D) so that E) nevertheless Black cumin massage oil is clearly labelled as 'for external purposes only' ---- avoid any confusion. A) because B) so as to D) however E) besides C) in case C) providing 31. – 40. sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. The lead singer in the group wrote the song ---- on a tour in Japan. 31. 301 ---- he fell straight into the water. www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 2 A) Being too large to come right into the harbour B) many of them learnt it with little difficulty B) For fear that he would miss the train connection C) Mandarin Chinese has a complicated written from C) He would obviously not try diving again D) Japanese is growing in popularity with language students D) Misjudging the gap between the boat and the quay E) several languages use tone to indicate meaning E) The captain gave us a hand to disembark 32. As it stops directly opposite the cemetery, ---. A) the trains in the region are unpredictable B) the No 9 bus is the best one for you to catch 38. C) he died peacefully in his sleep last night Having ordered the job herself, ----. A) it wasn't anything to do with her incompetence D) it starts at 7.30 in the morning B) the facsimile line hadn't been installed yet E) he museum has closed for the winter C) l picked up the phone to ring the supervisor immediately 33. ----, so we'll have to decide which one is more suitable. D) it was disappointing that the job hadn't been carried out properly A) The Edwardian one is larger than all the others E) Marion knew she had asked for a separate fax line B) There is only one suitable venue for our party C) We can't employ both of the applicants D) They've built a new shopping centre next to the stadium E) l can't believe that we have received no replies to our advertisement 34. 39. Ever since she heard one of his songs on the radio, ----. A) for his melancholy melodies appealed to her Since being given the Head Master's position, ----. B) his music is becoming popular with students A) he is undoubtedly the best person for the job C) which was a combination of rock and country music B) he hasn't taught as many hours as he used to D) she has been collecting his albums C) the school has been improving steadily E) it was mostly owing to his emotive lyrics D) the pupils are much happier than they were with the previous one E) most of the other teachers criticised him severely 35. ----, so he has to keep up–to–date with tax law. A) My father works as a financial advisor B) There is no tax on children's clothing 40. C) You may think you are paying too much Although I’ve made progress in many aspects of the language, ----. A) l still have problems with my pronunciation D) Richard occasionally reads the Financial Times B) my written compositions have received good grades E) Terry is not a convicted criminal C) I’m concentrating particularly on Byzantine history 36. Although he suffers from diabetes, ----. D) my teacher somehow thinks that I’m good at grammar A) he has won gold medals in five separate races E) l enjoy listening to French music as well B) no one thinks he will be able to compete again C) rowing is a particularly strenuous sport for him D) which is a remarkable achievement E) his wife supports him in everything he does 37. 41. – 45. sorularda verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. Besides being a difficult language for westerners to pronounce, ----. 41. A) It’s easier to learn using phonetics 302 Unlike most dedicated lnternet trading companies, Buzz.com made a profit in its first year. www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 2 died when the ferry they were travelling on hit a rock were tourists. A) As is the case with most lnternet trading companies, Buzz.com failed to make a profit during its first year. B) When the ferry hit some rocks, sixty–eight passengers and some crew members, who were all local residents, died. B) Not many specialist lnternet trading companies make a profit in the first year, and Buzz.com is no exception. C) Hardly any of the passengers and crew among the sixty–eight who died when the ferry hit a rock were local residents. C) Buzz.com followed the pattern of the vast majority of specialist lnternet companies, making a profit in its first trading year. D) The ferry hit some rocks resulting in the deaths of sixty–eight passengers and crew, mainly local people. D) There aren't many specialist lnternet trading companies which had such a profitable first year as Buzz.com E) Apart from the sixty–eight passengers who died when the ferry hit some rocks, some crew members, who were local residents, drowned. E) Buzz.com was different from most other specialist lnternet trading companies in that it make a profit in its first year. 45. 42. Obviously, modern skills, such as computer design skills, are vitally important today, but the teaching of traditional skills shouldn't be ignored. A) It is inevitable that handicrafts will be forgotten as everybody wants to learn modern skills, such as computer design skills. The bus ride to Solihull takes twice as long as the journey by car because of the long route the bus takes. B) Some traditional skills are in danger of being completely forgotten as everyone is eager to learn modern skills, such as computer design skills. A) If you want to drive your own car to Solihull, you can take the same route as the bus and still get there in half the time. C) While we are concentrating on teaching modern skills, such as computer design skills, the instruction of traditional crafts is being ignored. B) l wish the bus took the same route as they do by car, then it would take me half the time to get to Solihull. D) The teaching of traditional crafts ought not be forgotten, although modern skills, such as computer design skills, are essential today. C) Due to the long route taken by the bus, it takes double the time a car takes to reach Solihull. E) The teaching of traditional skills is almost irrelevant in the modern world and the essential skills these days are technical skills, such as computer design skills. D) You could have saved half of the time you spent on the journey had you taken a car to Solihull instead of a bus. E) l advice you to avoid catching the bus to Solihull as it takes twice as long as it does to drive there. 46. – 50. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. 46. 43. Besides having to tolerate the noise from the building site, our electricity was cut off three times last week. A) Günümüzde kütüphanelerde milyonlarca cilt olduğu için öğrencilerin aradıkları bilgiye ulaşabilmeleri, iyi hazırlanmış bibliyografyalar yoluyla mümkün olmaktadır. A) Not only do the construction workers shout a lot, but they keep cutting our electricity off. B) In addition to putting up with construction noise last week, we had three power cuts. B) Günümüzde öğrenciler, kütüphanelerdeki milyonlarca cildin içinden aradıkları bilgiye yalnızca iyi bibliyografyalar kullanalarak ulaşabilmektedir. C) We haven't been inconvenienced by the builders apart from some construction noise and a few power cuts. C) Kütüphanelerdeki milyonlarca cildin içinde, öğrencilerin istedikleri bilgiyi bulmaları ancak güncelleştirilmiş iyi bibliyografyalar sayesinde mümkündür. D) There have been many inconveniences with the construction work, such as noise and at least three power cuts. D) Günümüzde öğrenciler, kütüphanelerdeki milyonlarca cildin içinde istedikleri bilgiyi bulabilmek için bibliyografyaları kullanmayı iyi bilmelidirler. E) It has been impossible to work in our office this week due to a combination of construction noise and three power cuts. 44. Today, with millions of volumes in libraries, it is only through good bibliographies that students can find their way to the knowledge they want. E) Günümüzde, kütüphanelerdeki milyonlarca cildin içinde, öğrencilerin istedikleri bilgiye ulaşabilmeleri ancak iyi bibliyografyalar yoluyla olmaktadır. Sixty – eight passengers and crew, almost all of whom were local residents, drowned when the ferry struck rocks. 47. A) With only a few exceptions, of whom some were local residents, the sixty–eight passengers who The Italian philosopher Giambattista Vico claimed that all societies went through the same stages, though at different times. A) İtalyan filozof Giambattista Vico, farklı zamanlarda da olsa, bütün toplumların aynı aşamalardan geçtiklerini ileri sürmüştür. 303 www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 2 B) İtalyan filozof Giambattista Vico, bazı toplumların aynı aşamalardan geçtiğini ama bu geçişin farklı zamanlarda olduğunu iddia etmiştir. C) Beethoven, pek çok eleştirmen ve dinleyiciye göre tüm zamanların ene iyi bestecisidir. D) Beethoven'ın tüm zamanların en iyi bestecisi olduğunu düşünen pek çok eleştirmen ve dinleyici vardır. C) İtalyan filozof Giambattista Vico'nun iddiası, bütün toplumların aynı aşamalardan farklı zamanlarda geçtiğidir. E) Pek çok eleştirmen ve dinleyicinin ortak görüşü, Beethoven'ın tüm zamanların en iyi bestecisi olduğudur. D) İtalyan filozof Giambattista Vico tarafından, bütün toplumların, farklı zamanlrda aynı aşamalardan geçtiği iddia edilmektedir. E) İtalyan filozof Giambattista Vico, farklı zamanlarda yaşamış pek çok toplumun aynı aşamalardan geçtiğini belirlemiştir. 51. – 55. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 51. 48. When Germany was defeated in World War ll. the fleeing Nazis left behind a huge amount of material documenting the Nazi era. A) Since the AIDS virus quickly perishes outside the human body, the disease is not spread by casual physical contract or by sneezing. A) Nazi dönemini belgeleyen çok miktarda belge vardır çünkü ll. Dünya Savaşı'nda yenien Naziler Almanya'dan kaçarken bunları geride bırakmak zorunda kalmıştır. B) Once outside the human body, the AIDS virus dies; therefore, the disease cannot be caught through, casual physical contact or sneezing. B) ll. Dünya Savaşı'nda yenilen Almanya'dan kaçan Naziler'in geride bıraktıkları büyük miktarda materyal, Nazi dönemini çok iyi belgelemektedir. C) There is no risk of catching the disease AIDS as a result of casual contact or sneezing as the virus perishes as soon as it is outside the human body. C) Almanlar ll. Dünya Savaşı'nda yenilince Naziler kaçmış, ama o dönemi belgeleyen çok miktarda materyal geride kalmıştır. D) Because the virus causing AIDS cannot survive outside the human body, there is no risk of catching the disease by touching someone casually or by being near someone who sneezes. D) Almanlar ll. Dünya Savaşı'nda yenilince, kaçan Naziler geride, Nazi dönemini belgeleyen çok büyük miktarda materyal bırakmıştır. E) There is need to fear catching the disease AIDS by casual physical contact or by sneezing as the virus which causes the disease dies once it is outside the human body. E) Almanların ll. Dünya Savaşı'nda yenilmesi üzerine, Naziler geride, Nazi dönemini belgeleyen çok büyük miktarda materyal bırakarak kaçmıştır. 52. 49. The firefly's light is produced by a chemical reaction between oxygen in the air and two substances in the beetle's body. Arama cihazlarının yaygın kullanımı sonucu, bugün uçak kaçırma olayları eskiden olduğu kadar yaygın değildir. A) As a result of the extensive use of detection devices, the incidence of plane hijacking are not so common nowadays as they used to be. A) Ateş böceğinin yaydığı ışık, havadaki oksijen ile böceğin vücudundaki iki madde arasındaki kimyasal tepkimenin ürünüdür. B) A reduction in hijacking incidences, has been achieved recently thanks to the extensive use of detection devices by airport security. B) Ateş böceğinin vücudundaki iki madde ile havadaki oksijen arasındaki kimyasal tepkime, böceğin yaydığı ışığı oluşturur. C) Once common, the incidences of plane hijacking are now rare due largely to the widespread use of detection devices. C) Ateş böceğinin ışığı, havadaki oksijenle, böceğin vücudundaki iki madde arasındaki kimyasal tepkimeyle oluşur. D) The improvements made in detection devices and their use have cut down the number of hijacking incidences recently. D) Ateş böceği,vücudundaki iki maddenin havadaki oksijenle birleşerek tepkimesi sonucunda ışık yayar. E) In spite of the extensive use of detection devices, the incidences of plane hijacking are just are common as they used to be. E) Ateş böceğinin ışığını oluşturan kimyasal tepkime, böceğin vücudundaki iki maddeyle havadaki oksijenin birleşmesiyle gerçekleşir. 50. AIDS virüsü insan vücudu dışında hemen öldüğü için hastalık tesadüfi fiziksel temas ya da hapşırma yoluyla yayılmaz. 53. Many critics and listeners regard Beethoven as the finest composer of all time. A) Beethoven, çok sayıda eleştirmen ve dinleyici tarafından tüm zamanların en iyi bestecisi seçilmiştir. Tıp bilimindeki gelişmeler, yaşlanmanın yarattığı bazı güç kaybı durumlarının geciktirilebileceğini göstermektedir. A) Progress in medicine has failed to produce anything which can reduce the effects of the aging process. B) No matter what advances are made in medical science, the declines produced by aging can only be retarded very slightly. B) Pek çok eleştirmen ve dinleyici Beethoven'ı tüm zamanların en iyi bestecisi olarak kabul eder. 304 www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 2 C) According to medical research, it may be possible to retard some of the declines produced by aging. 55. D) Progress in medical science indicates that some of the declines produced by aging can be retarded. A) The earliest bombers, which were used in World War l, were constructed from converted passenger planes. E) There are some indications from medical research that it may be possible for some of the declines produced by aging to be retarded. 54. İlk yolcu uçakları, l. Dünya Savaşı'da kullanılan bombardıman uçaklarından dönüştürülmüştü. B) The earliest passenger planes were converted into bombers, which were then used in World War l. C) The earliest passenger planes were converted from the bombers which had been used in World War l. Çoğu zaman, tamamlanmış bir projenin kötü akustiğini düzeltmek, işi başlangıçta doğru dürüst yapmaktan daha pahalıya mal olmaktadır. D) The first passenger planes were constructed from converted bombers, which were no longer needed after World War l. A) It would be cheaper to construct a completely new building than to bring these acoustics up to the required standard. E) After World War l, the bombers were converted to make the first ever passenger planes. B) It cost some to correct the bad acoustics of the building than it would have done if the project had been completed properly initially. C) The estimated cost of correcting the bad acoustics is greater than the amount spent for the completion of the project in the first place. D) Care should be taken to complete the job correctly in the first place as correcting bad acoustics in a finished building can be more expensive. E) Correcting the bad acoustics of a completed project often costs more than having done the job properly in the first place. 305 www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 3 7. SET 3 1. - 30. sorularda, cümlede bırakılan boşluğa uygun düşen kelime ya da ifadeyi bulunuz. 1. When the fire alarm sounded, we left the building immediately, without taking our coats. It was raining and, ----, we got absolutely soaking wet. 8. Although their house is in the countryside, it is quite close to the main highway. ----, there is a country railway station within walking distance. A) Moreover B) Nevertheless D) Otherwise E) Even though C) Therefore I think you are going to find it inconvenient to work at the new offices ---- they compensate you for the extra travel expenses. A) regardless A) so that B) yet B) otherwise D) as E) despite C) even if C) nevertheless D) on the contrary E) consequently 9. 2. The footballer was hired by the Spanish club ---his performance during the European Cup. A) in case B) even though D) on account of E) in addition to ---- the demonstrators sieged the government building, the President was lifted to safety by helicopter. A) During B) In order that D) As E) So as to He is a member of the same political party, ---- he doesn't agree with the minister on this occasion. A) as D) such 5. B) for C) yet E) so Jo noticed the sign advertising the vacancy ---- he was walking to the station to catch a train to his mother's house. A) until B) while D) whereas E) during B) while C) although D) as soon as E) besides ---- attending several business meetings is Oslo, James hopes to take a short break and explore the city. A) Furthermore B) Seeing as D) Regardless E) In addition to C) However C) Owing to 11. 4. A) by the time C) besides 10. 3. We will confirm your place on the course ---- we receive your deposit. 12. C) thus Because my new car is much smaller and ---- more economical than my old one, I am hoping to reduce my travel expenses. A) however B) though D) therefore E) otherwise C) while Shrewsbury library ---- keeps a good selection of books, ---- lends out compact discs and video cassettes. A) such / that B) not only / but also C) whether / or D) rather / than E) both / though 6. ---- how secure you make your house, thieves can always find a way to break in. A) No matter B) Whatever C) Nevertheless D) Otherwise E) As though 13. 306 ---- well-prepared I am, I still get nervous before an examination. A) Even if B) However D) Even though E) Whenever C) No matter www.kpds.org 14. 15. CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 3 I'm glad we rang the ferry operator to check whether the timetable had changed; ----, we would have arrived at the port after the ferry to the island had left. A) however B) consequently D) furthermore E) otherwise 22. C) as though ---- its use in Japan as the centre of intricate traditional ceremonies, tea is considered an ordinary everyday drink in England. A) In contrast to B) Similar to D) Whereas E) On the other hand 23. C) Until 24. 16. ---- measures are taken, Formula One car racing will, by its nature, remain a dangerous sport. A) So that B) Because D) As though E) No matter C) Whatever 25. 17. 18. Gene Hackman has become one of the film industry's most respected actors ---- he became famous after his award-winning performance in 'The French Connection'. A) while B) once D) since E) as if C) until Admission costs five pounds ---- you are a student or unemployed. A) by the time B) in case D) as if E) unless C) whatever She continued to whisper to her classmate ---- the teacher had asked her to be quiet. A) even after B) no matter D) whereas E) even so C) as though Christine is not enjoying her new job. Her office is difficult to get to because of traffic congestion; ----, the work she has been given is dull and repetitive. Experiments in Amazonia, Brazil, with cattle ranching and commercial forestry have proved ---devastating to the environment ---- uneconomic, yet deforestation of the valley continues. A) on the other hand B) regardless C) whereas A) neither / nor B) both / and D) furthermore E) nevertheless D) whether / or E) such / as ---- portraits and still life paintings, Frederic Leighton also painted landscapes, but, because they were not exhibited publicly, they gained little attention throughout his life. 26. A) Until C) hardly / when ---- only working part-time, my sister told me that she didn't have any spare time available to help me do the gardening. A) Even if B) Otherwise C) Despite D) Owing to E) However B) Apart from C) Whereas 19. 20. D) On the contrary 27. ---- you were given ten million pounds to make a film, what would your film be about? E) Moreover A) Regardless of B) In addition to C) Suppose that D) In order that E) By the time The young classical musician has a private tutor --- she doesn't miss out on her education while touring with the orchestra. A) so that B) in case D) even if E) no matter 28. C) no sooner Spanish Basque fishermen, who have been catching cod ---- mediaeval times, had left very few cod in European waters ---- Spain entered the European Community in the 1980s. A) not only / but also C) since / by the time 29. She has never been given a serious role ---- she went to the best drama school in the country. A) in case B) as if C) provided that D) even though E) inasmuch as I have bought some French language tapes ---- I can listen to them and improve my understanding of the language while I am driving. B) before / even if A) moreover B) however D) during / until D) otherwise E) so that C) thanks to E) no sooner / than 30. 21. Living here in the mountains is wonderful in summer, ---- it can be inconvenient in winter. ---- the 1930s, 23,000 American theatres closed due to the growing popularity of films. A) whereas B) in order that A) Since B) During D) therefore E) in case D) Besides E) While C) By the time 307 C) as though www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 3 E) it is, admittedly, a very unusual range 31. - 40. sorularda, yarım bırakılan cümleyi uygun şekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. 31. 36. Despite having told the waiter that we were vegetarians ----. A) he continued to recommend us dishes containing meat A) they should definitely promote the country more overseas B) we were only offered a rather disgusting green salad B) many arrive each year to tour around historical sites and enjoy the scenery C) he said the chef could make us something special C) missing out on the beautiful historical sites which are dotted around the country D) he told us they had a good selection of meat-free dishes D) which, of course, is the country's main attraction E) the Mediterranean is a particularly popular area E) we wouldn't be tipping him due to the poor service 32. 37. Having once provided a vital route for raw materials to be transported to Manchester, ----. B) l had only been skiing on two other occasions B) my father pointed out the once grand waterway as we crossed over it C) Rock climbing has become quite popular with students C) the canal is now mainly used for leisure purposes D) She learnt rock climbing in Germany last year D) heavy industry has declined in the region E) old barges houseboats are sometimes converted E) St Moritz is one of the best resorts for beginners into 38. ----, whereas the other side of the island of Hispaniola Haiti, is considered too dangerous by most European holiday companies. According to the journalist, it is the company’s lack of respect for the environment ----. A) while the government is considering launching an investigation into their methods B) besides, they completely deny it A) Half of the town is on the south side of the river C) that has caused the poisoning of the ground for miles ground. B) The Dominican Republic has become a popular holiday destination for Europeans D) in case they pollute the surrounding woodland and rivers C) The second largest island of the West lndies, Hispaniola, is situated between Cuba and Puerto Rico in the Caribbean Sea E) when many of the trees in the nearby forest started to die one after another D) In contrast to the highlands, the basin of Lago Enriquillo is about 150 feet below sea level E) The island was inhabited by Arawaks, an American lndian people, before Christopher Columbus landed there in 1492 34. ----, while St. Bernard is an excellent ski resort for competent skiers. A) There are some very exciting runs A) I enjoyed the short cruise in a friend's boat tremendously 33. In addition to those tourists who come to Turkey to enjoy the sun, sea and sand, ----. 39. Frequently travelling on the train without a ticket, ---. A) he has been lucky to have only been fined twice B) the ticket inspector fined him sixty pounds After finding the windows of the cafe open and noticing all the computer equipment was missing, ---. C) they hardly ever check people's tickets though D) l don't think he is a responsible citizen A) everything was, luckily, fully insured E) the new metro service has automatic ticket machines B) nothing seems impossible for thieves in this town C) his anger was uncontrollable 40. D) the owner phoned the local police E) the thieves had taken everything 35. These Indonesian refugees live in huts on stilts in the sea, ----. A) as they had been provided with accommodation by the government Since adding the new product range, ----. excellent B) however quickly they leave the area in fear for their lives. A) we have been making healthy profits C) even though none of them can speak Malaysian B) the jackets are particularly popular D) for there are a lot of man–eating sharks in the area C) the old stock was sold at half price E) so that they don't need official papers for their new homeland. D) we don't seem to make much profit 308 www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 3 44. 41. – 45. sorularda verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın olan seçeneği bulunuz. 41. Sheltering under a tree is not a wise thing to do during a thunder and lightning storm. A) We took shelter under a tree during the thunder and lightning storm, which, actually, was quite stupid. Unlike the head chef, he thinks adding fresh cream to tomato soup makes it more delicious. B) Taking shelter under a tree is a foolish thing to do while a thunder and lightning storm is under a large tree. A) Both himself and the head chef are of the opinion that tomato soup tastes better when a little fresh cream is added. C) The best place to shelter from a thunder and lightning storm is under a large tree. B) In his opinion, which is contrary to the head chef's, the flavour of tomato soup is enhanced by adding fresh cream D) The only place available to us for shelter during the thunder and lightning storm was a large tree. E) There are better places to shelter while a thunder and lightning storm is raging than under a tree. C) Although he added fresh cream to the tomato soup to enhance the flavour, the head chef didn't like it. D) The head chef advised him to add some fresh cream to the tomato soup, but he doesn't think this will improve the flavour of the dish. E) As any head chef will tell you, you can improve tomato soup by adding some fresh cream just before serving. 45. He travels from Ireland every other week to visit his fiancee despite the expense. A) He shouldn't travel from Ireland every week to visit him fiancee because it is too expensive 42. Having had her bag stolen at this marketplace before, she kept a firm grip on her handbag. B) He can only visit his fiancee in Ireland once every two weeks because of the high cost of the journey. A) It she had been holding her bag tightly while at the marketplace, her bag would not have been stolen. C) Although the journey from Ireland is quite expensive, he visits his fiancee once every two weeks. B) She knows that it is a good idea to hold firmly onto her purse while shopping at the market as many people have been robbed. D) It doesn't cost much to travel there from Ireland, yet he visits his fiancee every other week instead of every week. C) Despite the fact that she was holding her handbag tightly most of the time, she had her purse stolen at the marketplace. E) If it didn't cost so much to travel from Ireland, he would visit his fiancee more often. D) She held her bag tightly while at the marketplace because she had had one stolen there before. E) In spite of having her bag stolen on a previous occasion, she failed to keep a tight hold on it at the marketplace. 46. – 50. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz. 46. 43. Besides the terrible one near lstanbul last year, Turkey has been the victim of several other large scale earthquakes. "Küçük Kadınlar"ın yazarı Louisa May Alcott, Amerikan İç Savaşı sırasında hemşire olarak görev yapmıştır. A) Louisa May Alcott was both an author, writing "Little Women", and a nurse, serving in the American Civil War. A) Apart from Turkey, where a horrific earthquake happened last year, there are several other countries where large scale earthquakes happen. B) "Little Women" was written by Louisa May Alcott, a former nurse from the American Civil War. B) In addition to the large scale earthquake near lstanbul last year, many other cities in Turkey have experienced minor earthquakes. C) Louisa May Alcott was the author of "Little Women", which was about a nurse serving during the American Civil War. C) Although Turkey has been the victim of many earthquakes, the worst one ever happened last year near lstanbul. D) Louisa May Alcott's novel "Little Women" told the story of a nurse who served during the American Civil War. D) Last year there was a terrible earthquake near lstanbul, Turkey as well as quite a number of others throughout the world. E) Louisa May Alcott, the author of "Little Women", served as a nurse during the American Civil War. E) Turkey has suffered from several other serious earthquakes, in addition to the horrific one near lstanbul last year. 47. 309 Tüm batı dünyasında köleliğin yok edilmesi, köle ticareti tümüyle ortadan kaldırılıncaya kadar gerçekleşememiştir. www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 3 A) Even after the removal of slavery from the entire Western Hemisphere, trading in slaves continued elsewhere. A) Since it is not as expensive as many fuels in tropical countries, charcoal, which is made from incompletely burned wood, is very popular there. B) The abolishing of slavery in the entire Western world resulted in the end of the slave trade across the world. B) Many fuels are unavailable or very expensive in tropical countries, while charcoal, formed from incompletely burned wood, is inexpensive and thus very popular. C) The entire Western world could not be said to be completely free of slavery while trading in slaves continued. C) In tropical countries where other fuels are unavailable or are very expensive, the major fuel is charcoal obtained from incompletely burned wood. D) The removal of slavery from the entire Western world could not occur until all trading in slaves was abolished. D) Unlike other major fuels, charcoal which is made from incompletely burned wood is expensive in tropical countries and not very popular. E) The removal of slavery from the entire Western Hemisphere was only realised when all trading in slaves had been outlawed. 48. E) Charcoal, formed from incompletely burned wood, is still a popular fuel in some tropical areas of the world where conventional fuels are unavailable or expensive. İlk Kutsal Roma imparatoru Charlemagne, Aachen'e olan sevgisi yüzünden oradaki vatandaşları askerlik hizmeti ve vergiden muaf tutmuştur. 51. – 55. sorularda, verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz. A) Because of his fondness for Aachen, Charlemagne, the first Holy Roman emperor, exempted the citizens there from military service and taxation. 51. B) Exhibiting a favoritism for Aachen, Charlemagne, the first Holy Roman emperor, exempted its citizens from military service and taxation. Eaten fresh or used to make raisins, grape juice and wine, grapes are the most important fruit in the world. A) Üzüm suyu ve şarap yapısında kullanılan üzüm, dünyanın taze ya da kurutulmuş olarak da yenilebilen en önemli meyvesidir. C) Charlemagne, the first Holy Roman emperor, was extremely fond of a citizen of Aachen, whom he exempted from military service and taxation. B) Dünyadaki en önemli meyvelerden biri, taze ya da kurutulmuş olarak yenebilen, üzüm suyu ve şarap yapımında kullanılan üzümdür. D) Charlemagne, the first Holy Roman emperor, made the citizens of his home town, Aachen, which he was very fond of, exempt from military service and taxation. C) Taze olarak yenen ya da kuru üzüm, üzüm suyu ve şarap yapımında kullanılan üzüm, dünyanın en önemli meyvesidir. D) Üzüm, taze olarak yenen ya da kuru üzüm, üzüm suyu ve şarap yapımı için tüm dünyada kullanılan önemli bir meyvedir. E) The citizens of Aachen, a town which the first Holy Roman emperor, Charlemagne, was fond of, were exempt from military service and taxation. E) Kuru üzüm, üzüm suyu ve şarap yapımında kullanılan ya da taze olarak yenen üzüm bu bakımdan tüm dünyada önemli bir meyvedir. 49. İlk insanlar tarafından keşfedilen pek çok tedavi edici bitki bugün hala kullanılmaktadır. 52. A) Many of the medicines we use today still contain extracts from plants that were discovered by early people. A) Bisiklet, Pekin'de üç milyondan fazla insanın şehir içi ulaşımda kullandığı araçlarında başında gelir. B) Many medicinal plants that were discovered by early people are still in use today. B) Pekin'de üç milyonun üzerinde insan için, şehir içinde başlıca ulaşım aracı bisiklettir. C) These plants are still used for medicinal purposes today, but they were discovered by early people. C) Pekin'de şehir içinde başlıca ulaşım aracı olan bisiklet, üç milyonun üzerinde insan tarafından kullanılmaktadır. D) The medicinal properties of many plants still used today were known in ancient times. D) Üç milyonun üzerinde Pekinli şehir içi ulaşım aracı olarak yalnızca bisikleti kullanır. E) A number of plants that were used as medicines by early people are no longer in use today. 50. Over 3 million people in Beijing use bicycle as a major means of transportation within the city. E) Pekin'de üç milyonun üzerinde insan bisikleti, şehir içinde başlıca ulaşım aracı olarak kullanmaktadır. Diğer yakıtların bulunmadığı ya da çok pahalı olduğu tropikal ülkelerde başlıca yakıt, tam olarak yanmamış odundan elde edilen odun kömürüdür. 53. 310 About 20 percent of all known species of animals in the world are beetles, which are found throughout all continents except Antarctica. www.kpds.org CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS PART II SET 3 A) Dünyada bilinen tüm hayvan türlerinin Antarktika dışında kalan yüzde yirmisi, tüm kıtalarda bulunan böceklerdir. 55. B) Dünyada bilinen tüm hayvan türlerinin yaklaşık yüzde yirmisini oluşturan böcekler, Antarktika dışında tüm kıtalarda bulunur. A) Resimde isan figürünün dini yasaklar nedeniyle kullanılmaması, Cumhuriyet dönemine kadar Türkiye'de resim ve heykelde çok az ilerleme olmasına neden olmuştur. C) Antarktika dışında kalan tüm katılardaki böcekler, dünyada bilinen tüm hayvan türlerinin yaklaşık yüzde yirmisini oluşturur. B) Türkiye'de, Cumhuriyet dönemine kadar resim ve heykel alanında çok az ilerleme olmasının nedeni, resimde insan gigürünün kullanılmasını engelleyen dini yasaklardır. D) Dünyada bilinen tüm hayvan türlerinin yaklaşık yüzde yirmisi, Antarktika dışında tüm kıtalarda bulunan böceklerdir. Antarktika hariç tüm kıtalarda yaşayabilen böceklerin, dünyadaki tüm hayvan türlerinin yaklaşık yüzde yirmisini oluşturduğu bilinmektedir. C) Resimde insan figürünü kullanmayı yasaklayan dinsel öğreti nedeniyle Cumhuriyet dönemi öncesi Türkiyesi'nde resim ve heykeltraşlık pek fazla ilerleyememiştir. One of the greatest figures in Italian literature, Boccaccio was a founder of the humanism that played an important role in the Italian Renaissance. D) Türkiye'de resim sanatında insan figürü kullanımını engelleyen dini yasaklar, Cumhuriyet dönemine kadar resim ve heykel alanında çok az ilerleme olmasının nedenlerinden biridir. E) 54. Because of the religious ban on the use of the human figure in art, there was little development in painting and sculpture in Turkey until the Republic era. E) Resimde insan figürünün kullanımıyla ilgili dini yasaklar yüzünden Türkiye'de, Cumhuriyet dönemine kadar resim ve heykel alanında çok az ilerleme olmuştur. A) İtalyan Rönesansı üzerinde önemli bir rol oynayan Hümanizmin kurucularından biri olan Boccaccio, İtalyan edebiyatındaki en büyük figürlerden biridir. B) Boccaccio, İtalyan edebiyatının en büyük isimlerinden biri olup aynı zamanda İtalyan Rönesansı üzerinde önemli bir rol oynayan Hümanizmin kurucusudur. C) İtalyan edebiyatındaki en büyük figürlerden biri olan Boccaccio, İtalyan Rönesansı üzerinde önemli bir rol oynamış olan Hümanizmin kurucularındandır. D) İtalyan edebiyatındaki en büyük figürlerden biri olan Boccaccio, Hümanizmin kurucularından biri olarak İtalyan Rönesansı üzerinde önemli rol oynamıştır. E) İtalyan Rönesansı üzerinde önemli bir rol oynamış Hümanizmin kurucusu olan Boccaccio, İtalyan edebiyatının en önemli isimlerinden biridir. 311 www.kpds.org VOCABULARY TESTS Vocabulary Test 1 VOCABULARY TESTS Vocabulary Test 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Being a doctor is not normally a dangerous --------, but working at the scene of a disaster, such as a mud slide or an earthquake, can be very risky. A) epidemic B) disease D) vacation E) prescription 9. C) profession After the landslide at the primary school, everyone in the village was -------- as they were all related to the victims either closely or distantly. A) burying B) mourning D) celebrating E) murdering 10. C) injuring He founded a little business which eventually became quite -------- and, by the time he retired, he was a wealthy man. A) fruitless B) time-consuming C) creative D) prosperous E) logical 11. As there was a sheer drop of 1000 metres on his right, the mountaineer -------- to the side of the mountain with his left hand as if his very life depended on it. A) rolled B) spilt D) relaxed E) clung C) pulled Louise and Sophie -------- passed the security guards at the entrance unnoticed and mingled with the celebrity guests at the party. A) saluted B) crept D) encountered E) pushed C) bumped The holiday company -------- the inconvenience the delay had caused us, but it was not very comforting. A) regretted B) rehearsed D) bragged E) committed C) applauded The Turkish drink Rakı has an aniseed -------similar to French Pernod or Ricard. A) feel B) spice D) flavor E) season 12. C) liquid According to the producer's claim, this emergency earthquake cage can withstand eighty tons of --------. A) gravity B) volume D) depth E) pressure B) deep D) anxious E) vigorous 13. C) wide 14. Jeff was experiencing the kind of ------- that only someone who has lost a close friend can know. A) injury B) grief D) jealousy E) surprise B) folded D) creased E) wrinkled B) false C) cruel E) intense C) violent They were completely lost, had no torch and the Sun was sinking -------- behind the hills. A) joyfully B) rapidly D) deeply E) smoothly C) noisily An abnormally high body -------- is described as a fever. A) temperament B) atmosphere D) weight E) temperature C) climate C) hope 15. My sister's treacle tart was so hard that, when I tried to eat it, I -------- my fork. A) shaped A) innocent C) speed A welder joins two metals by applying -------- heat to them so that the metal melts and, when solidifying, joins together. A) intense The shopkeeper only gave me change for a ten pound note, although I'd given him a twenty pound note, but I think it was not a deliberate but a / an -------- mistake. C) bent 312 Your -------- for the new stadium includes a running track. How many lanes do you want the running track to have? A) objection B) election D) survey E) accommodation C) proposal www.kpds.org 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. VOCABULARY TESTS Vocabulary Test 1 As a cabin boy, every day Norman and the others -------- the deck of th