Deneme: 2021 - 2022 Eğitim Ve Öğretim Yili Yabanci Dil Testi
Deneme: 2021 - 2022 Eğitim Ve Öğretim Yili Yabanci Dil Testi
Deneme: 2021 - 2022 Eğitim Ve Öğretim Yili Yabanci Dil Testi
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Ortaöğretim
YDT • İngilizce İNGİLİZCE TESTİ Genel Müdürlüğü
C) admittedly D) conveniently
E) impatiently
4. Injuring all of a habitat’s members, including 7. Unless a child ---- with an exceptionally severe
endangered animals, by allowing them to ----
condition, parents ---- to give consent to
and possibly be destroyed should be penalised
perform medical services on their child.
with severe fines.
A) will have diagnosed / must be forced
A) protect
B) affiliate B) was diagnosed / could not be forced
8. Podcasts, ---- value to listeners through their 12. ---- effective verbal communication is essential
informative and educational content, have been for success in both personal and professional
identified as powerful marketing tools due to relationships, it is your nonverbal clues that
their ability ---- brands with a speciality-focused have the most impact on how others see you.
audience.
A) Since B) When
A) having provided / connecting
C) Given that D) Unless
B) being provided / to be connected
E) While
C) to provide / having connected
D) providing / to connect
13. ---- scientific research shows that spending
E) to be providing / being connected quality time with friends and family brings more
happiness than almost ---- else in the world.
9. - 15. sorularda, cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere
A) All / anything
uygun düşen sözcük veya ifadeyi bulunuz.
B) No / anywhere
9. We rarely forget things that leave a deep C) Most / nobody
impression ---- our minds because what we
D) Some / nothing
don’t forget are the things we pay attention to,
and it depends ---- what we’re dealing with. E) Much of / somewhere
A) in / up B) on / upon
E) by means of
18.
16. - 20. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada numaralanmış
yerlere uygun düşen sözcük veya ifadeyi bulunuz. A) moreover
The body needs vitamin D, popularly known (16) ---- the B) in fact
‘sunshine vitamin’, for various vital activities. It serves C) therefore
some important functions, (17) ---- it essential to your
regular diet. Sunlight is the best source of vitamin D. D) however
When exposed to sunlight, your body produces vitamin E) for example
D. A shortage of vitamin D might make it more difficult
for the body to function properly. It also aids in nutrient
absorption from the food we eat; (18) ----, it is critical
for strong bones and teeth. It also helps the defensive
and neurological systems function (19) ----. Vitamin D
may decrease the incidence of depression by aiding in
the creation of serotonin, (20) ---- modulates mood and
promotes immunity.
16. 19.
A) as A) continually
B) for B) doubtfully
C) on C) courageously
D) like D) fortunately
E) to E) properly
17. 20.
A) made A) who
B) being made B) which
C) making C) where
D) to be made D) whose
E) to have made E) when
C) gamification is handled as a concept to increase D) the majority of plant-based meals do not contain
academic success sufficient amounts of all of the essential amino
priority to on-the-job training and continuous E) fish are rich in fatty acids, which are crucial for
education brain function and lower the chance of heart
technologies
22. ----; however, it was the Japanese who made it a 24. ----, but researchers have not settled on how the
part of their culture. vitamin affects children’s chances of developing
autism spectrum disorders.
A) For thousands of years, people in China have
grown rice and wheat, providing most of the A) Children need a lot of healthy food to grow
country’s grain supply strong, healthy, and smart
B) Pyramids were generally viewed as man- B) Pregnant women generally take folic acid to
made mountains, and they were attempts by prevent certain congenital disabilities
the Egyptian aristocracy to create a symbolic
C) Kids should not consume more than two
setting
teaspoons of sugar per day
C) The calendar system, ritual ballgames, and
D) Taking supplements on a regular basis can
maise squash as the main food are some
reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke
Mesoamerican cultural traits
E) Fish oil is a source of omega-3 fatty acids, which
D) Places such as Uaxactun and El Mirador in the
the body requires for many functions
Maya plains are examples of colossal buildings
from the Late Formative period
25. Music is a global means of self-expression and 27. A great majority of small children tend to
healing for humans ----. become jealous of their younger siblings ----.
A) due to its ability to elicit intense feelings and A) when parents are excessively harsh or
alter moods through its use of sound authoritarian and expect their kids to stick to
their rules and regulations
B) as playing music can be beneficial to your
dietary habits, according to some studies B) since it is important for every child to learn the
importance of empathy and sharing at an early
C) since your musical choices may give you a
age
valuable understanding of your personality
C) although they may become overly possessive
D) although singing new words helps people
about everything, and this attitude might cause
learn a new language since it improves their
depression
knowledge
D) as avoiding comparing your kid’s academic
E) despite its positive effects on cognitive
performance with that of their siblings is
development and well-being
strongly advised
26. Effective advertisements use creativity to stand 28. Speaking another language improves the
out and make a brand instantly recognisable or ability to communicate across cultures while
unique; ----. also ensuring employment ----.
A) for example, how many times we watch this A) as anybody using a second language knows
funny commercial the impact of a minor mispronunciation
C) in fact, a sufficient amount of money must be C) since, without some exposure a foreign
spent on this advertising campaign language, it is challenging to gain the self-
confidence to speak
D) furthermore, they clearly deliver a message
that viewers may recall on critical occasions D) although non-native speakers are more patient
with errors
E) however, they give examples of how the
product is superior and distinctive E) otherwise, between the ages of 6 and 9,
European youngsters begin learning a second
language
favourable way—consistent with what was theoretically airflow created by the bird in front’s wings.
E) How to Reduce Aviation Fuel D) Because it is well known that aircraft fleets
reduce fuel by flying in a ‘V’-shape, many
experts believe that migratory birds fly in similar
patterns for the same reason.
The term ‘Vikings’ refers to maritime people, mainly A) travelled all over the world, conquered
from Scandinavia, who pirated, traded, and settled those lands as pirates and established new
across much of Europe between the late eighth and late civilizations there
eleventh centuries. Additionally, they travelled around B) made their living not only by seafaring but also
the Mediterranean, North Africa, the Middle East, and by doing various jobs, though they were known
North America. This time is widely referred to as the as sailors
Viking Age in some nations where they invaded and
C) had many different beliefs throughout their
settled. The Vikings spoke Old Norse and carved runic
history before they chose Christianity
inscriptions. They initially followed the Old Norse faith
but subsequently converted to Christianity. The Vikings D) did everything they could to change people’s
developed their own laws, culture, and architecture. The perception of themselves in the ancient world
majority of them were farmers, fishermen, artisans, and E) used to wear horn-shaped helmets between
merchants. Popular perceptions of the Vikings often the late eighth and late eleventh centuries
diverge significantly from the sophisticated, advanced
culture shown by archaeological and historical sources.
The perceptions of the Vikings as relentless pirates
or daring adventurers owe a great deal to the various
variants of the contemporary Viking myth that had
developed by the early twentieth century. Popular
depictions of the Vikings in the modern day are often 34. According to the passage, the Vikings are
based on cultural clichés and prejudices, hampering known as brave sailors or cruel pirates by
current understanding of the Viking heritage. These today’s society because ----.
depictions are often inaccurate; for example, there is
A) the cultural preconceptions and biases based
no evidence that they wore horned helmets, a costume
on numerous modern Viking myths created in
piece introduced in Wagnerian opera.
the early twentieth century are commonly seen
in current portrayals of Vikings
B) The religions they believed in C) many of them were engaged in farming, fishing,
artisanal work, and commerce despite the fact
C) The land where they inhabit
that they had their own laws, customs, and
D) Why they are portrayed with horned-helmets aesthetics
E) The nations they fought with D) they established new settlements during a
period known as the ‘Viking Age’ in some
countries, where they spoke Old Norse and
used runic symbols
35. According to the passage, the first mammal to 37. What is the main purpose of the author?
possess saberlike fangs and razor-sharp teeth
----. A) To emphasise the importance of fossil beds for
palaeontology.
A) was believed to be the only hypercarnivore
B) To announce a new type of hypercarnivore
fossil discovered in a San Diego County fossil
mammal.
bed
C) To highlight the basic needs of some
B) roamed in the jungles of what is now known as
hypercarnivore mammals.
San Diego more than 40 million years ago
D) To give examples of the first hypercarnivore
C) was discovered together with a few dozen
mammals.
other machaeroidine fossils in San Diego
E) To explain why mammals adapted throughout
D) was somewhat like today’s hypercarnivores
history.
such as bears, tigers, and even house cats
38. According to the passage, the Silk Road ----. 40. It is stated in the passage that the Silk Road
lost its importance because of ----.
A) is a metaphorical term for the network of roads
extending from Southern Europe to East Asia A) the cultural rise of the western world along with
the Renaissance
B) contributed to the development of the countries
on its route both politically and economically B) unsettling political events of the time between
C) was the centre of culture, religion, technology the empires
and lifestyles for the countries
C) silk weaving and valuable commodities losing
D) lost its importance as sea transportation was their importance
replaced by land transportation
D) long wars between the countries along the Silk
E) includes different timing systems as it extends
Road
a large area
E) the opening up of new commerce routes in the
oceans
41. It can be clearly understood from the passage 43. According to the passage, the disappearances
that the Bermuda Triangle ----. in the North Atlantic Ocean ----.
A) is an obviously demarcated region in the North A) have been proved by strong scientific evidence
Atlantic Ocean B) have been appealing to many people for years
B) has existed in the Atlantic Ocean since the 19th C) have been the sources of fear for many pilots
century D) cannot be accounted for clearly and precisely
C) is a fictional place captains and pilots have E) are the events that are completely speculative
made up
45. Karima:
44. - 48. sorularda, karşılıklı konuşmanın boş
bırakılan kısmını tamamlayabilecek ifadeyi – I would like to go abroad for my master’s
bulunuz. education, and I need some information
about international student loans.
– According to a comprehensive study, the – Sure, let me help you. First of all, you must have
many wildlife sanctuaries around the world necessary documents, such as a motivation
don’t contribute to supporting wildlife. letter, evidence of financial need, references,
a CV, a certificate of undergraduate, and your
Tracy:
language proficiency.
– I’m not so sure about that. In recent years,
Karima:
hundreds of protected areas have been
created for animals and plants, offering them – Yes, I have them all. Is there anything else?
a natural habitat to survive.
Educational counsellor:
Maria:
– ----
– ----
Karima:
Tracy:
– Oh, that’s a big problem. Will you help me in
– So, you mean targets should be set for the finding him, or is it my responsibility?
quality of them, not for the quantity.
E) I think you should do more research on this field. D) Unfortunately, getting an international student
loan is not as easy as it seems, as you need to
prove your competence and determination.
Cindy :
– ----
A) I don’t know why it’s like that, but I’m glad it is.
It’s the best for typing. A) Italian is the European Union’s second-most
widely spoken native language, with 67 million
B) I have no idea, but I’m sure it had something to
speakers.
do with typewriters.
B) It didn’t surprise me to learn that Italian is
C) I don’t have an answer to that question, but
widely spoken by immigrant communities in the
someone out there does.
Americas.
D) Sure, you’ll be shocked to hear that it wasn’t
C) Did you know that some languages have
done scientifically at all.
certain expressions that don’t exist in others?
E) I’m only a programmer, so I know just a little
D) Human language is unique in that it is not
about how computers work.
based on a single channel of transmission.
48. John:
49. - 53. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en
– Instead of traditional classes, I want to attend yakın cümleyi bulunuz.
an online university program.
49. When the effects of mobbing are evaluated in
Nick: terms of the employee, it makes the employee
feel unsuccessful, and accordingly, it will cause
– ---- intense anxiety and stress.
51. For more than two centuries, the Avars, 53. According to new research, although spiders do
mysterious horse-riding warriors who helped not have ears, they can sense vibrations with
speed the downfall of the Roman Empire, their feet through the webs they weave.
dominated the lowlands between Vienna and
Belgrade. A) Spiders do not have a hearing sense, which
helps them detect vibrations with their feet via
A) The Avars, mysterious horse-riding warriors the webs they create, according to new research.
who aided in speeding the fall of the Roman
B) According to new research, as spiders do not
Empire, ruled the lowlands between Vienna and
have ears, they are not able to feel the vibrations
Belgrade for more than two hundred years.
in the webs that they construct with their feet.
B) Two hundred years after their outstanding
contributions to the Roman Empire’s coming C) Not having ears, spiders can detect vibrations
to a close, the Avars, mysterious horse-riding with their feet with the help of the webs they
warriors, ruled the area between Vienna and construct, according to a new study.
Belgrade. D) New research shows that spiders’ lack of ears
C) The Avars, mysterious horse-riding warriors, does not prevent them from sensing vibrations
not only put an end to the Roman Empire but with their feet via the webs they create.
also controlled the plains between Vienna and E) New research indicates that spiders can feel
Belgrade for more than two hundred years. vibrations with their feet through the webs they
D) Those who dismantled the Roman Empire, construct in spite of their sense of hearing.
which ruled the lowlands between Vienna and
Belgrade for more than two hundred years, were
nobody but the Avars, the mysterious horse-
riding warriors.
E) When the Avars, mysterious horse-riding
warriors, halted the invasions of the Roman
Empire in the plains between Vienna and
Belgrade, they also caused the empire to fall two
hundred years earlier.
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57. You are waiting at the traffic lights to cross the 59. - 63. sorularda, boş bırakılan yere, parçada
street, and there is a woman who is visually
anlam bütünlüğünü sağlamak için getirilebilecek
challenged. It is apparent that she is having
cümleyi bulunuz.
trouble since the light post is not equipped with
a voice assistant like many others on the main
streets. You want to help her, so you go near her
59. For decades, the use of animals in research and
and say: ----
determining the safety of products has been a
A) Excuse me, ma’am. I’d be pleased to help you source of contention. Individuals have varying
cross the street if it’s OK. attitudes toward animals; some regard them as
companions, while others view them as a way
B) If you had a guide dog now, you’d cross the
of refining medical procedures or conducting
street easily. Think about that.
experimental studies. Regardless of how
C) Come on! It feels like I’ve been waiting for the individuals view animals, the fact is that they are
light to turn green for ages. exploited by research institutes and cosmetics
D) While crossing the street, mind your steps as the corporations throughout the world. ---- As a
pavement looks a bit high. result, animals should not be used in research
or product safety testing.
E) Considering your situation, it must be pretty
hard. May God help you! A) When a product causes damage to this synthetic
material, it becomes opaque, closely matching
how the human eye reacts to potentially
dangerous compounds.
58. You have been informed that your project, which B) It has been shown that all of these tests are
you have prepared by spending a lot of time practical and reliable alternatives to evaluating
and effort to apply for a national competition, items on live animals.
has been rejected. The rejection of the project
C) The difficulty with this kind of thinking is that the
disappoints you as you have done everything
animals’ safety, well-being, and quality of life are
exactly and in accordance with the rules and
rarely taken into account.
believed in its adequacy. Therefore, you start to
wonder about the reasons for the rejection. You D) Although people frequently gain from successful
call the head office of the institution organising animal studies, the agony, suffering, and deaths
the competition and ask them to give you of animals are not worth compared to the
feedback, so you say: ---- potential human benefits.
E) These individuals believe that animals do not
A) I believe you are doing me an injustice by
have rights since they do not have the mental
rejecting a project that has been meticulously
capacity to comprehend or intentionally exercise
prepared.
these rights themselves.
B) Would you mind telling me about your criteria for
a project to be rejected?
C) I can’t understand why you rejected my project
even though I fulfilled the conditions of the
competition.
D) Is it possible for me to contact an official in charge
of the project competition and get information
about the results?
E) Could you please send me an e-mail informing
me why my project has been rejected so that I
will be able to improve it?
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60. Studies show that children should not be given 61. According to studies, stress is an inevitable part
mobile phones until they reach the age of sixteen of life and attempting to escape it is irrational.
because their developing brains are insufficient That is why psychologists advocate for
to withstand mobile radiation. Due to the fact that recognising stress as a natural part of life rather
the brain and body tissues are still growing, this than demonising it because our perspective on
radiation has the potential to cause cell damage. stress has an effect on our response to stressful
Children can develop serious health problems as situations. Recognising the beneficial features
a result of radiation absorption. ---- Additionally, of stress does not negate the fact that it may
experts believe there is a connection between be destructive. By altering our perspective on
childhood cancer and children’s use of mobile stress, we might avoid feeling more overwhelmed
phones. and despairing in such situations. ----
A) Although this radiation also impacts adults, the A) Normally, the effects of stress, such as increased
effects on children are more severe due to the heart rate and faster breathing, cause more
greater absorption of this radiation level. oxygen to be delivered to our muscles and brain.
B) Some children regard sophisticated, expensive, B) Chronic stress also accelerates biological
and fashionable mobile phones that are often ageing by causing cell damage, which depends
offered on the market as status symbols. on whether the stress is short-term or long-term.
C) They continually monitor messages and their C) This enables us to manage stressful situations
social media accounts and do not complete the more readily and better ourselves due to the
necessary tasks. experience gained.
D) While visiting some websites, youngsters may D) Our body reacts to a situation it perceives as
unintentionally click on links that lead to adult a threat by fighting or escaping, and stress
content. is a normal mechanism that regulates these
responses.
E) Parents of young children who own a mobile
phone must obtain a post-paid connection and E) Negative effects of stress on health weaken
monitor their child’s cell phone account upon immunity and increase the risk of diseases such
receipt. as heart attack, stroke, and high blood pressure.
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65. Solar energy technologies are generally 67. Sleep deprivation can create a hormonal
categorized as active or passive, depending on imbalance in the body that raises ghrelin levels
how solar energy is obtained and converted into while decreasing leptin levels, and this makes
energy. you feel hungrier during the day.
A) Genellikle aktif veya pasif olarak iki kategoriye A) Uyku yoksunluğu, vücutta leptin düzeylerini
ayrılan güneş enerjisi teknolojilerinde bu durum, yükseltirken grelin düzeylerini düşüren hormonal
güneş enerjisinin nasıl elde edildiği ve enerjiye bir dengesizlik oluşturarak gün içinde kendinizi
dönüştürüldüğüne bağlıdır. daha aç hissetmenize neden olur.
B) Gün içinde kendinizi daha aç hissetmenizin
B) Güneş enerjisinin elde edilme ve enerjiye nasıl
nedeni vücutta leptin düzeylerini düşürürken
dönüştürüldüğüne bağlı olarak güneş enerjisi
grelin düzeylerini yükselten hormonal bir
teknolojileri çoğunlukla aktif ve pasif olarak
dengesizliktir ve buna uyku yoksunluğu neden
sınıflandırılır. olur.
C) Güneş enerjisi teknolojileri, güneşten elde ettiği C) Vücutta leptin düzeylerini düşürürken grelin
enerjiyi nasıl enerjiye dönüştürdüğüne bağlı düzeylerini yükselten hormonal bir dengesizlik
olarak aktif ve pasif olarak iki kategoriye ayrılır. oluşturabilen uyku yoksunluğu gün içinde
D) Güneş enerjisi teknolojilerinin genellikle aktif ve kendinizi daha aç hissetmenize neden olur.
pasif olarak sınıflandırılması, güneş enerjisinin D) Uyku yoksunluğu, vücutta hem leptin hem
nasıl elde edildiği ve enerjiye dönüştürüldüğüyle de grelin düzeylerini yükselten hormonal bir
ilişkilidir. dengesizlik oluşturabilir ve bu gün içinde
kendinizi daha aç hissetmemenize neden olur.
E) Güneş enerjisi teknolojileri, güneş enerjisinin
nasıl elde edildiği ve enerjiye dönüştürüldüğüne E) Uyku yoksunluğu, vücutta leptin düzeylerini
bağlı olarak genellikle aktif veya pasif olarak düşürürken grelin düzeylerini yükselten
sınıflandırılır. hormonal bir dengesizlik oluşturabilir ve bu gün
içinde kendinizi daha aç hissetmenize neden
olur.
66. Contrary to painting, in miniature art, in which 68. With more women entering business life, since
the important figure is drawn larger than others, time allocated to housework has considerably
the rules of light-shadow, proportion, and decreased compared to the past, tumble dryers
perspective are mostly not applied. have become a necessity rather than a luxury
today.
A) Önemli figürün diğerlerinden daha büyük
çizildiği minyatür sanatında resmin aksine ışık- A) Kadınlar iş hayatına girdikçe, ev işlerine ayrılan
gölge, orantı ve perspektif kuralları çoğunlukla vakit eskiye göre oldukça azaldı ki bu da çamaşır
uygulanmaz. kurutma makinalarının lüksten çok bir ihtiyaç
haline gelmesine neden oldu.
B) Işık-gölge, orantı ve perspektif kurallarının
çoğunlukla uygulanmadığı minyatür sanatında B) Çamaşır kurutma makinalarının lüksten ziyade
bir ihtiyaç olmasının sebebi, kadınların iş
resmin aksine önemli figür diğerlerinden daha
hayatına girmeleri ve ev işlerine eskisi kadar
büyüktür.
zaman ayıramamalarıdır.
C) Resmin aksine ışık-gölge, orantı ve perspektif
C) Ev işlerine ayrılan zamanın geçmişe göre
kuralları çoğunlukla uygulanmadığı minyatür azalmasından ve kadınların iş hayatına
sanatında önemli figür diğerlerinden daha büyük girmesinden dolayı lüks çamaşır kurutma
çizilir. makinaları bir ihtiyaç haline geldi.
D) Minyatür sanatında önemli figür diğerlerinden D) Kadınların iş hayatına daha fazla girmesi ile
daha büyük çizilir ve resmin aksine çoğunlukla birlikte ev işlerine ayrılan zaman geçmişe göre
ışık-gölge, orantı ve perspektif kurallarına büyük oranda azaldığı için çamaşır kurutma
başvurulmaz. makinaları lüksten çok bir ihtiyaç haline geldi.
E) Önemli figürün diğerlerinden daha büyük E) İş hayatına atılan kadınlarla birlikte ev işlerinin
resmedildiği minyatür sanatında ışık-gölge, gerektirdiği vaktin azalması çamaşır kurutma
orantı ve perspektif kuralları çoğunlukla makinalarını geçmişe kıyasla lüks bir ihtiyaç
uygulanmaz. haline getirdi.
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71. Teknolojik cihazların özellikle geceleri yaydığı 72. Düşünülenin aksine, deha delilik değildir,
mavi ışık sadece göze zarar vermekle kalmaz, çünkü toplumlar, dehalar tarafından keşfedilmiş
aynı zamanda uyku düzenine müdahale ederek yeniliklerin ve düzenlerin getirdiği rahatlıktan
vücuttaki psikolojik ve fizyolojik süreçlerin yararlanarak, mutluluk ve refah dolu yaşama
işleyişini de olumsuz etkiler. olanağına kavuşabilmektedirler.
A) As blue light emitted by technological devices, A) Contrary to what is considered, genius is not
particularly at night, harms the eyes, it negatively a form of insanity because communities can
impacts the functioning of psychological and benefit from the convenience of innovations and
physiological processes in the body by interfering orders discovered by geniuses, living a happy
with sleep patterns. and prosperous life.
B)
Technological devices emit blue light, B) Contrary to what is thought, genius is not
particularly at night, which not only harms the madness because societies can have the
eyes but also negatively impacts the functioning opportunity to live happily and prosperously by
of psychological and physiological processes in taking advantage of the comfort of innovations
the body by interfering with sleep patterns. and orders discovered by geniuses.
C) Blue light emitted by technological devices, C) Genius is not madness, despite what people
particularly at night, not only harms the eyes think, as people in communities can have the
but also negatively impacts the functioning of opportunities to live happy and prosperous lives
psychological and physiological processes in the by taking advantage of new ideas and rules that
body by interfering with sleep patterns. geniuses come up with.
D) The fact that technological devices emit blue D) Genius is not lunacy, contrary to what is thought,
light, especially at night, not only harms the because geniuses’ innovations and orders
eyes but also negatively affects the functioning allow others to have the possibility to live more
of psychological and physiological processes in comfortably and more prosperously in their
the body by interfering with sleep patterns. society.
E) Because blue light emitted by technological E) Genius is not a sign of insanity since society
devices, especially at night, is harmful to the can have the possibility to live happily and
eyes, it has a detrimental effect on the functioning prosperously by making use of the comfort of
of psychological and physiological systems in improvements and regulations discovered by
the body by interfering with sleep patterns. geniuses, in contrast with what is thought.
73. Öğleden sonra şekerlemeleri, beynimizin 74. Kentsel alanlarda bulunan bahçelerde, çatılarda,
dinlenmesine ve gün içinde karmaşık olan boş arsalarda ve depolarda inşa edilen dikey
düşüncelerimizin temizlenmesine yardımcı çiftlikler giderek yaygınlaşıyor.
olabilir ve ideal bir şekerleme 13.00 ile 15.00
A) The construction of vertical farms in urban areas,
arasında olmalı ve 10 ila 30 dakika sürmelidir.
gardens, roofs, vacant lots, and warehouses has
A) Afternoon naps assist our brains in resting and become commonplace in urban areas.
clearing jumbled thoughts during the day, and an
B) Vertical farms built in gardens, roofs, vacant lots,
ideal snooze should be between 1 and 3 p.m.
and warehouses in urban areas are becoming
and last 10 to 30 minutes.
increasingly common.
B) Afternoon naps enable our brains to rest and
C) The use of vertical farms in gardens, roofs,
clear our cluttered thoughts during the day, and
vacant lots, and warehouses of buildings in cities
the best naps should be taken between 1 and 3
is becoming more and more common.
p.m. for at least 10 to 30 minutes.
D) Creating vertical farms in urban gardens,
C) Afternoon naps can help our brains rest and
rooftops, vacant lots, and warehouses is
clear our jumbled thoughts during the day, and
becoming increasingly commonplace in cities
an ideal nap should be between 1 and 3 p.m.
across the country.
and last 10 to 30 minutes.
E) Vertical farms built in urban areas, gardens,
D) Optimum naps should be between 1 and 3 p.m.
roofs, vacant lots, and warehouses have become
and last 10 to 30 minutes, and a brief afternoon
prevalent.
nap can help your brain rest and clear your
jumbled thoughts during the day.
E) Taking an afternoon nap between 1 and 3 p.m.
for 10 to 30 minutes helps the brain rest and
clear the jumbled thoughts during the day.
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YDT • İngilizce Ortaöğretim Genel Müdürlüğü
A) Today, some health centres aim not only to heal 76. (I) E-books have become an essential part of the
our bodies but also to make us healthy as a publishing industry in the last several years. (II) If
whole by creating ‘therapy gardens’ that will be you’re a regular reader, taking an e-reader or a tablet
good for our souls. to the coffee shop is much easier than carrying a
B) Some health centres of today intend to heal our book or stack of books. (III) E-book purchasers also
bodies by constructing ‘therapy gardens’ which enjoy the benefits provided by the internet for all
will treat our souls as well as make us healthy as other types of products. (IV)There are no restrictions
a whole. on the amount of space available; almost everything
that has ever been published is readily accessible
C) Nowadays, several health centres attempt to
at any moment. (V) Some electronic devices, such
rehabilitate our physical bodies and our mental
as e-readers, require recharging, and some screens
and emotional health by building ‘therapy
are difficult to view in direct sunlight.
gardens’ that are beneficial to our spirits.
D) Several health centres today do not aim to make A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
our bodies better but to heal us as a whole with
the help of ‘therapy gardens’ that will rehabilitate
our souls.
E) Today, some health centres are trying to make
us healthy as a whole by setting up ‘therapy
gardens’ that will be good for our souls, besides
making our bodies better.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
78. (I) Due to parents’ changing living and working 80. (I) Schoolwork, homework assignments, and
conditions in today’s modern world, children largely extracurricular activities can leave high school
stay in and relate to three environments: their students feeling like they don’t have enough time
homes, schools, and entertainment venues. (II) to complete everything. (II) As a result, many
Early childhood is a rich experience period in which students delay sleeping in order to get the highest
children acquire basic conceptual and scientific
grade on their exams. (III) While students who study
process skills. (III) Children’s experiences in this
more perform better in school, those who stay up
period create a suitable environment for learning
all night preparing for tests actually increase their
concepts considered knowledge components. (IV)
During this period, children who are very curious risks of failing the test and having difficulty following
due to their developmental nature try to explore their instructions the next day. (IV) You can generate a
environment by asking questions about the world checklist of everything you need to learn before the
around them and doing research. (V) These things exam, but it’s probably too late to learn everything
make it possible for kids to learn enough about the if you’ve left the revision to the last minute. (V)
world, thus having good attitudes and behaviours. One of the reasons for this is people need sleep to
recharge, consolidate, and retain the memories and
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
information they have acquired throughout the day.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
1-B 2-D 3-B 4-D 5-E 6-C 7-E 8-D 9-B 10-C
11-D 12-E 13-A 14-E 15-B 16-A 17-C 18-C 19-E 20-B
21-C 22-E 23-C 24-B 25-A 26-D 27-E 28-B 29-C 30-E
31-B 32-E 33-B 34-A 35-B 36-C 37-B 38-B 39-D 40-E
41-E 42-A 43-D 44-D 45-B 46-D 47-C 48-C 49-A 50-B
51-A 52-E 53-D 54-C 55-A 56-C 57-A 58-E 59-D 60-A
61-C 62-A 63-D 64-D 65-E 66-A 67-E 68-D 69-B 70-A
71-C 72-B 73-C 74-B 75-A 76-E 77-C 78-A 79-D 80-D