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Find The
Sentence For The Blank) That Covers The Meaning
1-
Though generally marked by brief attention periods, nearly all 5-8 year old boys
love to fish. Considering the quiet patience successful fishing demands, this is
a stunning phenomenon. ………… But, unfortunately, this restrained anticipation is
not always rewarded with a catch.
A)Fishing is a popular sport because anyone can engage in it, regardless of age,
sex or income
B)Not every boy, of course, will fit the pattern - some may quickly get bored
with the activity
C)Perhaps it is the constant possibility of catching something which keeps them
interested
D)The term still fishing refers to the technique of catching fish without moving
from one spot
E)The fisherman must always be prepared to leap from his quiet waiting into
action
2-……………. . We know, for example, that at
noon in
New
York, it will always be five in the afternoon in London. But this is actually a
recent development, only 150 years ago, every town and hamlet set their own
clocks: judging noon by the local apex of the sun's daily climb. It was the
arrival of the railroad which made a coordinated system necessary, as a time
difference of only a few minutes between cities might cause a collision.
A)It is not always easy to keep track of the time in this global economy
B)The world is divided into 24 time zones, and the width of each is about 15
degrees longitude
C)Without accurate time keeping, there could be no
modern world
D)The railroad brought many more changes than just faster transportation
E)Today almost all of us are aware of the worldwide system of time zones
3-…………. . Because of this lack of foresight, there will be huge problems after
the last day of the year 1999 if no solutions have been found by then. Many
computers will be unable to interpret dates past that date. For example, the
year 2000, shown as "00," will be read as 1900.
A)To save memory, computer programmers originally represented years by the last
two digits
B)For all their apparent complexity, digital computers are basically simple
machines
C)The cost of fixing the world’s computers in time for the millennium may
approach $1 trillion
D)Programs, also called software, are detailed sequences of instructions
directing the computer hardware to perform operations
E)Programmers are hard at work fixing the so-called "millennium bug" before it
causes damage
4- ……… : "four bedrooms"; "lots of storage space"; "close to my work"; "low
rent"; "a quiet neighbourhood"; "a big yard"; "a scenic view"; and so on.
This is because to most people, housing quality obviously means more than simply
shelter.
A)Many people prefer to have the front door open into an entrance hallway
B)Up to the 1930s, it was considered essential to have a separate dining room in
a house
C)When people are asked what kind of housing they want, the question evokes a
variety of answers
D)A vital feature of any house is its accessibility to the occupant's place of
work, to stores and schools
E)The quality of housing available to an individual, a couple or a larger family
ultimately depends on their Income
5-
The first practical photographic process that produced lasting pictures was
invented by Louis Jacques-Mande Daguerre, a French painter and physicist. For
his invention, he was appointed an officer of the Legion of Honor, and the
French government published his process and granted him 6.000 francs annually.
…………., and were among the earliest photographic portraits.
A)George Eastman was another pioneer in the field of photography
B)He used this method to take many photographs of his wife
C)He took pictures of many of the most famous people in France
D)Prints made by this process were known as daguerreotypes
E)The process has not been used for well over one hundred years, however
6-Teaching children to swim at an early age is not only something the kids will
enjoy, but vital to their general safety. With so many backyard swimming pools,
rivers and reservoirs scattered about urban areas, the chances a child may
accidentally fall into a body of water are high …….. .
A)Thus, it's best to prepare for such an event by making sure your child will
have the skills to save himself
B)These are all good places to have a swim, so it is important that children
learn how and enjoy the opportunities
C)Even people who know how to swim can be at risk of drowning
D)A good swimmer will be able to avoid such accidents
E)These situations, however, are usually not dangerous: In fact. They can be
funny
7-
While the invention of e-mail certainly has many advantages, the world surely
miss the pleasure of old fashioned letters in the mail. A hand written letter
has a personal touch an electronic message could never achieve. Each personal
letter is unique: the paper, the handwriting, the stamps. And, when they arrive,
it's as though they have a history. …….. . But e-mails lack this. They don't
feel as though they have travelled anywhere. They just appear as if they've come
out of thin air.
A)Computers are used daily by many individuals for the main purposes of sending
and receiving e-mail
B)A posted letter feels like a real, physical connection between the sender and
receiver
C)The older a posted letter is, the more precious it becomes
D)It takes posted letters longer to arrive, but it is most definitely worth the
wait
E)You know a posted letter has made a long, and perhaps eventful, journey to
your door
8- In
human beings, instinct reveals itself in such things as self-protection in the
face of attack. ………. . They, for instance, build their nests entirely by
instinct. More dramatic, perhaps, is the instinct that compels many species of
bird to migrate. How this process works remains a mystery.
A)The eagle is known to have a sharp sense of instinct
B)In other animals, however, instinct plays a much larger role, as in the case
of birds
C)Instinct requires no instruction, and even the smallest animal is instinctive
D)Birds, insects, mammals - all animal life forms rely on their instinct.
E)This is an inherited form of behaviour, common to all forms of animal
9-
The mosquito is an insect belonging to the fly family and found in most parts of
the world. Its eggs are laid and hatched in stagnant water. ……… . Likewise,
another type is responsible for yellow fever.
A)The eggs are often laid in swamps or marshes
B)Like many insects, they can transmit diseases
C)One species of tropical mosquito transmits malaria
D)Mosquitoes should be controlled to prevent disease
E)Mosquito-transmitted diseases differ in their geographic distribution,
specific causes and effects
10-
………. .Figure skating includes jumps and spins performed to music and the free
skating event allows freedom of expression and interpretation. Speed skating
involves races of various distances from 500 m to 10.000 m. Ice skating is also
included in the Winter Olympics.
A)The Winter Olympics are held every four years and include a variety of events
B)People can enjoy many different types of winter sports, from skiing to skating
C)Ordinary people may think it extremely difficult to perform all those figures
on ice
D)There are two kinds of competitive ice-skating: figure skating and speed
skating
E)Skaters who have previously studied dance find that it helps them enormously
11-Fear of the number 13 has long been a superstition. Its roots are religious.
At the Last Supper of Jesus and his disciples, there were 13 persons, one of
whom was Judas, the traitor. Today many tall buildings omit a numbered 13th
floor, skipping instead from 12 to 14, …………Nevertheless, the trick seems to be
enough to reassure people that they are safe from bad luck.
A) Avoidance of black cats has religious origins as well
B)This does not make any difference for the blind, though
C) Seeing a black cat is also believed to bring bad luck
D) In such buildings, accidents and have been shown to be less frequent
E) This practice obviously can't really eliminate the thirteenth floor
12- Lightships are aids to navigation, similar in function to lighthouses. They
came into use in the 17th century in places where it was not practical to build
a lighthouse. Modern lightships are steel vessels about 35 metres long ………… .
Some lightships, however, those equipped with automatic devices, require no full
time crew on board.
A)They are most suitable for sheltered waters where high-powered illumination is
not necessary
B)Usually they are manned by a crew of about seven, and carry all the equipment
standard to a lighthouse
C)Because lightships are often located in remote places, the power used to
operate them is usually derived from diesel generators
D)To increase light intensity and focus it into a beam, mirrors and other
reflectors came into use in the 18th century
E)Modern lighthouses have reflectors, as well as lenses and prisms, to carry the
light farther
13-People of all ages in nearly every country where there is mountainous terrain
enjoy the unique appeal of skiing. It is one of the few sports that enable
people to move at high rates of speed without any power-producing device.
………………With the world's top athletes reaching speeds over 80 mph in the downhill,
it is no wonder serious injuries are common.
A)Yet female skiers are actually less liable to injury than males, although they
get hurt occasionally
B)Actually, it is rather miraculous that fatal injuries are extremely
rare
C)In its simplest form, skiing is sliding down a snow-covered slope on a Pair of
long, slim runners called skis
D)However, it can be a very dangerous sport, particularly at the professional
level
E)Just recently American skier Peekabo Street suffered a broken leg during a
competition
14-In recent years, "supermarkets" and the even larger "hypermarkets" have
spread across the landscape……….. . Not everyone agrees, though, that they are a
good thing. Those who object to these vast stores point to increased traffic
caused not only by delivery trucks but also by cars travelling to them. They are
also blamed for the destruction of local business and the resulting decline in
town centres.
A)They are extremely inconvenient for people who do not have cars
B)As competition has become keener, supermarkets have added specialty shops,
like small bakeries into their stores
C)Everything today seems to be called "super-", so the word is losing any real
meaning
D)A variation on the supermarket is the box store, which sells products directly
out of cartons
E)They are popular because they provide a great variety of products, and are
generally cheaper than traditional shops
CEVAP ANAHTARI
1C 2E 3A 4C 5D 6A 7E
8B 9C 10D 11E 12B 13D 14E
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