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Ayrýca, bu kitapçýðýn 27. sayfasýndan sonra, hazýrlýk sýnýflarý için yardýmcý ders kitabý
olarak hazýrladýðýmýz ELS-WORKSHEETS ile ilgili bilgi verilmiþ ve bu kategorideki öðrencilere
yönelik özgün 30 sorudan oluþan bir düzey belirleme sýnavý sunulmuþtur.
Sevgili Öðrenciler,
2005-2006 dönemi ELS-YDS hazýrlýk derginizin ilk sayýsýnýn daðýtýmýna 02.09.2005
tarihinde baþlanacak ve 19.05.2006 tarihinde 35. sayýmýzýn yayýmlanmasýyla birlikte set
tamamlanacaktýr. 720 sayfadan oluþan gramer kitabýmýz "ENGLISH GRAMMAR INSIDE and
OUT" birinci sayýmýzla birlikte sizlere ulaþacaktýr.
ÝNGÝLÝZCE ÖÐRETÝYORUZ.
TOPLU ABONELERE:
l Birinci sayýyla birlikte "ENGLISH GRAMMAR INSIDE and OUT" un yaný sýra 432
sayfadan oluþan "ENGLISH THROUGH READING" adlý kitabýmýz,
l Her sayýyla birlikte I. hamur kaðýda basýlý, bütünüyle yenilenmiþ ve güncelleþtirilmiþ konu
testi,
l Dergideki 34 adet DENEME SINAVI dýþýnda, 15 günde bir elinize ulaþacak olan I. hamur
kaðýda basýlý, bütünüyle yenilenmiþ 16 EK DENEME SINAVI gönderilecektir.
l Bu yýl, öðrencilerimizin ya da kurumlarýn ödeme güçlüðü dikkate alýnarak, toplam
abonelik ederi 2 yerine 3 taksite bölünerek tahsil edilecektir.
NOT: Konu testleri ve EK DENEME sýnavlarý toplu abone sayýsý kadar basýlmakta ve
toplu abonelere abone sayýsý kadar ücretsiz gönderilmektedir. Sözkonusu ek materyaller
toplu abonelik dýþýnda gönderilmemekte ve ücret karþýlýðý satýlmamaktadýr.
KÝTAPLARIMIZ
ELS
ENGLISH GRAMMAR INSIDE and OUT
l Bir Türk öðrencinin Ýngilizce öðrenirken karþýlaþabileceði sýkýntýlarý dikkate alarak
hazýrladýðýmýz "ENGLISH GRAMMAR INSIDE and OUT" öðrencilerimizin, YDS-Ýngilizce
sýnavýna hazýrlanýrken, üniversitede okurken ya da meslek yaþamlarýnda gerektikçe
baþvurabilecekleri bir referans kitabý olarak hazýrlanmýþtýr.
l "ENGLISH GRAMMAR INSIDE and OUT" yalnýzca gramer konularý ile sýnýrlýdýr. YDS-
KPDS-ÜDS vb. sýnavlardaki diðer soru tipleri, kitabýn amacý dýþýnda olduðu için, dýþarýda
býrakýlmýþtýr. Bu nedenle, sýnavlarda bütünlüklü verim ve üst düzeyde baþarý, dergi ile
birlikte deðerlendirildiðinde saðlanabilir.
ELS
ENGLISH THROUGH READING
l "Reading Comprehension Passages" bölümlerimizden derlediðimiz 200 okuma parçasý
ve bu parçalarla ilgili "comprehension" ve "vocabulary" çalýþmalarýný içermektedir.
ELS
WORKSHEETS
Bildiðiniz gibi, ELS-ÝNGÝLÝZCE YDS HAZIRLIK DERGÝSÝ, sizlere bir gramer kitabý ile
birlikte ulaþýyor: ENGLISH GRAMMAR INSIDE and OUT.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR INSIDE and OUT, ELS dergilerini tamamlayýcý bir kaynaktýr ve
kitabýn içinde yer alan ünitelerin dergide karþýlýðý vardýr. Kitapla dergi arasýndaki bu paralelliði,
sayfa 6'daki Çalýþma Takvimi'nden yararlanarak saðlayabilirsiniz.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR INSIDE and OUT, ayrýntýlý konu anlatýmý ve konuyu anlamanýzý
kolaylaþtýracak egzersiz ve testlerle sizi, dergiyi çalýþmaya hazýr hale getirecektir. Dergide ise
yoðunluk, çalýþtýðýnýz konuyu pekiþtirmeye, sözcük daðarcýðýnýzý zenginleþtirmeye ve genel
olarak Ýngilizce Okuduðunu Anlama konusundaki becerinizi geliþtirmeye yönelik çoktan seçmeli
testler üzerinde olacaktýr.
Bütün bu becerileri kazanýp YDS-Ýngilizce sýnavýna eksiksiz bilgi ile girebilmeniz ve
sýnavda "fark" yaratabilmeniz için, kitabý ve dergiyi hiçbir bölüm atlamadan düzenli olarak
çalýþmak çok önemlidir.
Kitapta ve dergide karþýlaþacaðýnýz egzersiz ve testlerle sizleri zaman zaman
zorlayabiliriz. Bu gibi durumlarda hemen geçen yýlki sloganýmýzý bir kez daha anýmsayýnýz:
Caferaða Mah.
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NOT:
1. Abone formunuzu bize postayla göndermek zorundaysanýz lütfen APS’yi tercih
ediniz.
2. Dergilerinizin ulaþmasýný istediðiniz adresi özenle seçiniz ve mümkünse daðýtýcýnýn
doðrudan size veya tanýdýðýnýz kiþiye elden teslim edebileceði bir adres belirleyiniz
ve abone formuna bu adresi yazýnýz.
3. Derginiz size ulaþmasý gereken sürede elinize geçmemiþse 5 gün daha bekleyiniz.
Bu süre sonunda da derginiz gelmezse derhal bizi arayýnýz.
4. Abone formuna size en kolay ulaþabileceðimiz telefon numaranýzý mutlaka yazýnýz.
YDS ile ilgili ÖSYM ayrýntýlý bir açýklama yapmadýðý için, sýnavýn düzey ve soru sayýsý
bakýmýndan ayný olacaðý varsayýmýyla çalýþmalarýmýza baþlýyoruz. Derginin yayýn akýþý
içerisinde herhangi bir deðiþiklik açýklandýðý takdirde, ayrýntýlý bilgi abonelerimize iletilecek,
deðiþiklikler derhal testlerimize yansýtýlacaktýr.
2006 ÖSS'de uygulanacak olan sistemi, ÖSYM'nin yaptýðý açýklamalar ýþýðýnda, birkaç
maddede özetleyebiliriz:
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1. Bu testte yanýtlayacaðýnýz soru sayýsý 100’dür.
2. Önerilen yanýtlama süresi 150 dakikadýr.
1-22. sorularda, cümlede boþ býrakýlan 6. The students became more and more ......
yerlere uygun düþen sözcük ya da as they waited for the exam to begin.
E
ifadeyi bulunuz.
A) intentional B) intelligent
C) timely D) nervous
1. The ........ of the ground where the E) unidentified
Chernobyl nuclear disaster happened
will remain for 300 years. 7. Cyrus ........ crossed the road without
looking and so he didn't see the minibus
A) determination B) explosion until it was too late.
C) contamination D) revolution A) doubtfully B) momentarily
E) population C) carelessly D) cautiously
E) slightly
2. Although Jeddah has similar
temperatures to Riyadh, its ........ is much 8. The Earth is ........ the same size as
higher as it is by the sea. Venus—it is only 5.4% bigger.
3. If you ........ Mum for a minute, I can 9. It looks as though the flower show will
sneak in through the back door. have to be ........ until next weekend
because of this heavy rain.
A) disclose B) distinguish
C) distract D) dispute A) broken into B) turned up
E) disconnect C) dropped in D) put off
E) watched out
4. The landmass of Russia ........ all the way 10. After Franz Kafka had ........ eating meat,
from the Black and Baltic seas to the Sea he saw some fish and said, "Now I can
of Japan. look at you in peace; I don't eat you
anymore."
A) extends B) contains
C) situates D) discovers A) given up B) cut down
E) voyages C) fallen away D) worked out
E) turned off
5. As Nicholas had no way to prove that he 11. Since it ........ in 1946, the Security
was ........ of the accusation, the teacher Council of the UN ........ 257 draft
sent him to the headmaster. resolutions.
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12. At the beginning of next year, Sudan 17. Although the airplane Concorde could fly
........ an independent country for 50 ........ the Atlantic ........ just 3 hours, it
years. was taken out of service as it was too
expensive.
A) will be
E
A) among/by B) between/at
B) is
C) through/for D) across/in
C) will have been
E) beyond/on
D) has been
E) would be
18. The Incan system of chasqui, or
message runners, was ........ an effective
13. If it ........ so difficult to learn, more system ........ a message could cover 240
people ........ Mandarin Chinese. kilometres a day.
A) much/so B) as/as
A) won't be/are studying
C) more/than D) so/for
B) isn't/have studied
E) such/that
C) hasn't been/will have studied
D) hadn't been/were studying
E) wasn't/would study 19. The Byzantine emperor Justinian made
peace with the Persians on his eastern
frontier ........ he could make war on the
14. Dorian's father wants him ........ a doctor, barbarians in the west.
but I think he ........ the life that he wants.
A) in order to B) moreover
C) however D) so that
A) having become/must have chosen
E) whereas
B) to become/should choose
C) becoming/ought to choose
D) become/would rather choose 20. In Homer's Iliad, ........ the Greek hero
E) will become/could choose Achilles is involved in the fighting, the
Trojans retreat in panic.
A) whichever B) whoever
15. Nadia's new jacket ........ too expensive,
C) whomever D) whenever
because she only took a little money to
E) whatever
the store to buy it with.
A) can't have been 21. Did he steal the diamonds that night by
B) didn't have to be ........ or did he have ........ help?
C) would not be
D) may not have been A) his own/hers B) himself/your
E) needn't have been C) him/its D) your/my
E) you/him
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23-27. sorularda, aþaðýdaki parçada 28-32. sorularda, aþaðýdaki parçada
numaralanmýþ yerlere uygun düþen numaralanmýþ yerlere uygun düþen
sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz. sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.
With Albania on its one side and Macedonia on The Lighthouse, or Pharos, of Alexandria, was
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its other, Lake Ochrid is the (23) ........ between thought of (28) ........ one of the Seven Wonders
these two countries. It has an area of 340 of the World. It was a tower that is estimated
square kilometres and is the deepest lake in the (29) ........ 134 metres high, making it in its time
Balkans. In the towns on its shores are (24) one of (30) ........ structures on Earth. It was
........ interesting medieval ruins. (25) ........ date made (31) ........ of three levels, with its apex
back to the medieval Bulgarian empire that (26) containing a mirror which (32) ........ sunlight
........ up by Tsar Samuel. So it is (27) ........ the
during the day. A fire was lit at night. It was
beauty of the lake ........ its surrounding
claimed that its light could be seen 56 km out to
attractions that make it a popular destination for
sea.
tourists.
28.
23.
A) as B) like
A) diplomacy B) direction
C) even D) just
C) border D) trade
E) since
E) margin
24. 29.
25. 30.
26.
31.
A) is set
A) on B) with
B) has been set
C) would set C) up D) in
D) had set E) for
E) was set
32.
27.
A) inquired B) reflected
A) whether…or not C) illuminated D) advanced
B) neither…nor E) polished
C) either…and
D) not only…but also
E) both…but
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33-42. sorularda, verilen cümleyi uygun 36. While Sonia was examining one of her
þekilde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. patients, ...... .
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C) she noticed something strange in his ear
A) since it has only occurred in central D) there may have been an epidemic
Africa E) she hasn't decided what to do yet
B) when a vaccine against it is undergoing
trials
37. ......, so you must make sure that you buy
C) that it is caught through the use of the tickets as soon as possible.
unsterilized needles
D) which can kill between 50 and 90 A) You seem to have won a free all-
percent of its victims inclusive trip to Prague
E) nonetheless, it needs to be carefully B) I don't think that the concert is going to
monitored be sold out
C) If you'd only bought a season ticket last
autumn
D) You still don't have enough money for
34. None of the passengers seemed to like the plane to Van
the hotel ...... . E) Many people will want to go to next
week's match
A) where the airline put them up on their
stopover in Bahrain
B) the reason why the rooms were not kept
38. ......, which are better at preventing the
very clean loss of warmth from a room.
C) that they had stayed there on the
journey from Berlin A) As most pets are warm-blooded animals
D) if only it had been closer to the centre of B) Houses now often have double-glazed
Dubai windows
E) who didn't even offer them an apology C) Today some buildings are being
for the noisy wedding constructed with insulation
D) It is cheaper to heat with gas than with
electricity
E) Unless the doors are left open during the
35. If Napoléon hadn't conducted a successful winter
military operation in Italy, ...... .
A) which was technically his homeland as 39. The minute I woke up, I noticed ...... .
he was born on the Italian-speaking
island of Corsica A) whether I have to go to work or not
B) during which he robbed many Italian B) that the room had been flooded during
cities of priceless art treasures the night
C) when he was still relatively unknown C) the fact that I have been having horrible
outside of France dreams for some time
D) he would never have become powerful D) why didn't my alarm clock go off on time
enough to take over France E) when it was already halfway through the
E) he wasn't defeated despite the strength morning
of the Austrian army there
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40. ......, she hasn't been able to afford to go C) Why don't you take an aspirin for your
out. headache?
D) Are you coming with us tonight?
A) Since Isabella lost her job in the E) How are you feeling at the moment?
marketing department
E
B) If Leticia hadn't spent so much money
while on holiday 44. "It was supposed to have been here 45
C) Unless Rosario gets a pay rise in her minutes ago."
next salary
D) Provided Juanita's sister doesn't forget A) What time do you think your cousin will
to loan her the money arrive?
E) Had Beatriz not needed to pay off so
B) Why do you think it's taking so much
many debts
time for them to deliver our pizza?
C) Do you know when the bus from Bitlis
will arrive?
41. When Christopher Columbus set out
D) Has Monica sent you any letters
from Spain in 1492, he never expected
...... . recently?
E) How long do you think it will take the
A) whether it would be dangerous police to get here?
B) the route to the Far East
C) how long would it take
45. "I'm not sure, but I think it has
D) discovering the Americas
something to do with the ears."
E) to find a new continent
A) What is the difference between an
African and an Asian elephant?
42. ...... even though it has been officially B) Do you think Prince Charles will make a
named Mumbai since 1995.
good king?
C) Why doesn't Gavin ever turn his music
A) Indian names are not always easy to
write in the Latin alphabet down when I ask him?
B) It is home to India's massive D) Aren't basset hounds the dogs with the
entertainment industry really long ears?
C) Many cities in India were given E) Have you any idea why Xander doesn't
Anglicized versions of their names seem to be listening in class these
during the colonial period days?
D) The city with India's busiest airport is on
its west coast
E) India's main Arabian Sea port city is still 46. "I didn't know about it until I saw it on
often called Bombay TV."
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47-50. sorularda, verilen Ýngilizce 49. Though the traditional beverage of Japan,
cümleye anlamca en yakýn Türkçe sake, is often called rice wine, it is more
cümleyi bulunuz. properly a beer containing 14 to 17
percent alcohol.
47. Bedouin, derived from the Arabic word A) Genellikle pirinç þarabý diye adlandýrýlsa
E
badawi, is a term generally applied to da, Japonya'nýn geleneksel içkisi sake,
Arab nomadic groups, who are found daha çok 14 ila 17 derece alkol içeren
throughout most of the desert belt. bir biradýr.
B) Japonya'nýn geleneksel içkisi sake daha
A) Genel olarak çöl kuþaðýnda bulunan çok pirinç þarabý olarak bilinir, ama
göçebe Arap topluluklarý için kullanýlan aslýnda o, 14 ila 17 derece alkol içeren
Bedevi terimi, Arapça badawi bir biradýr.
sözcüðünden gelmektedir. C) Aslýnda 14 ila 17 derece alkol içeren bir
B) Arapça badawi sözcüðünden gelen bira olan Japonya'nýn geleneksel içkisi
Bedevi terimiyle, genellikle çöl kuþaðýnýn sake, daha çok pirinç þarabý diye
büyük bölümünde bulunan göçebe Arap adlandýrýlmaktadýr.
topluluklarý kastedilir. D) 14 ila 17 derece alkol içeriðiyle daha çok
C) Arapça badawi sözcüðünden gelen bir bira olan ama genellikle pirinç þarabý
Bedevi, genel olarak çöl kuþaðýnýn büyük diye adlandýrýlan sake, Japonya'nýn
bölümünde bulunan göçebe Arap geleneksel içkisidir.
topluluklarýný kapsayan bir terimdir. E) Japonya'nýn geleneksel içkisi sake, 14 ila
D) Çöl kuþaðýnýn büyük bölümünde bulunan 17 derece alkol içeriðiyle daha çok bir
göçebe Arap topluluklarý genellikle, bira olduðu halde, genellikle pirinç þarabý
Arapça badawi sözcüðünden gelen diye bilinmektedir.
Bedevi terimiyle anýlýr.
E) Genel olarak çöl kuþaðýnýn büyük bir
bölümünde bulunan göçebe Arap 50. The trend toward realism and naturalism
topluluklarýný kapsayan bir terim olan in Danish literature was initiated by the
Bedevi'nin Arapça karþýlýðý badawi critic Georg Brandes with his book Main
sözcüðüdür. Currents in 19th-Century Literature.
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51-54. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümleye 53. Okyanusun karþý tarafýndaki anavatanla-
anlamca en yakýn Ýngilizce cümleyi rýyla olan yakýn iliþkiler, Latin Amerika'da
bulunuz. sömürge dönemi edebi trendleri büyük
ölçüde etkiledi, ancak yeni fikirler ve
sesler de vardý.
51. Bazýlarý, uluslararasý ününden dolayý,
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Nikos Kazancakis'in çalkantýlý ve ilginç A) Despite the great influence of literary
ülkesinin diðer yazarlarýný gölgede trends in homelands across the ocean,
býraktýðýna inanmaktadýr. Latin American literature also developed
its own ideas and voices during the
A) Some believe that, because of his colonial period.
international reputation, Nikos B) There were close ties between colonial
Kazantzakis overshadowed the other Latin America and the homelands across
writers of his turbulent and interesting the ocean, so, although there were new
country. ideas and voices, literary trends were
B) As is believed by some, Nikos mutually influential.
Kazantzakis, with an international C) Close ties with homelands across the
reputation because of his turbulent and ocean influenced Latin American literary
interesting life, overshadowed the other trends in the colonial period to a great
writers of his country. extent, so there were few fresh ideas
C) Nikos Kazantzakis' international and voices.
reputation caused him to overshadow D) Although close ties with homelands
some of the writers of his turbulent and across the ocean greatly influenced
interesting country. literary trends in the colonial period in
D) It is believed that Nikos Kazantzakis' Latin America, they did not stop fresh
international reputation overshadowed ideas and voices from being developed.
some of the other writers of his turbulent E) Close ties with homelands across the
and interesting country. ocean influenced literary trends in the
E) Nikos Kazantzakis believed that his colonial period in Latin America to a
international reputation overshadowed great extent, but there were fresh ideas
some of the writers of his turbulent and and voices, too.
interesting country.
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55-57. sorularý aþaðýdaki parçaya göre 58-60. sorularý aþaðýdaki parçaya göre
cevaplayýnýz. cevaplayýnýz.
China has recently made its driving test more Publius or Gaius Cornelius Tacitus is considered
difficult. Under the old test it was not necessary one of antiquity's greatest historians. His works
to make a left or right turn, or deal with other contain much information about his time, but
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cars at all. There were even cases of people details on his own life are lacking. Even his first
who bought their way through the test. Those name is uncertain. He was not from the city of
standards have contributed to some terrifying Rome, but rather the provinces, possibly Gallia
statistics on road safety. According to the Narbonensis. The dislike for lower-class people
government, 300 people a day die in road expressed in his writings has led to the belief
accidents in China, although the World Health that his family was from a branch of the
Organization puts the figure at 680. China's aristocratic family gens Cornelius, but no one
death rate per 10,000 cars is eight times higher from that family had ever had the surname
than that in the US. 78.5% of these total deaths Tacitus. His possible place of birth, his skill in
are caused by improper driving. Under the new oratory, and his occasional sympathy for
test pupils will have to prove their driving skills barbarians who resisted Roman rule have led
in specially-built compounds. The obstacles in some to suggest that he was of Celtic origin: the
these compounds are fixed, however, so drivers Celts had occupied Gaul before the Romans,
will still not have to worry about other vehicles. were famous for their skill in oratory, and had
been conquered by Rome.
55. It is stated in the passage that in order to
pass the old Chinese driving test, ...... . 58. We learn from the passage that ...... .
A) a bribe was sometimes used A) Gallia Narbonensis was near Rome
B) pupils only had to turn in one direction B) Tacitus was born in Gallia Narbonensis
C) very few obstacles had to be dealt with C) little is certain about Tacitus' life
D) pupils didn't even get into a car D) Tacitus often defended barbarian rights
E) no knowledge of driving was required E) gens Cornelius was the most important
family in Rome
56. It is clear from the passage that the high
death rate on China's roads ...... . 59. It is clear from the passage that Tacitus
...... .
A) is caused mostly by people driving badly
B) has been overestimated by the World A) preferred to live in the provinces of the
Health Organization Roman Empire rather than in the capital,
C) is almost the same as that on US roads Rome
D) entirely results from China's old driving B) had a surname which derived from a
test Celtic word
E) constitutes more than three-quarters of C) was the greatest of all Roman historians
China's total death rate D) was a member of the highest class in the
Roman Empire
57. The author of the passage states that the E) sometimes understood why some
new Chinese driving test ...... . barbarians fought against Roman control
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61-63. sorularý aþaðýdaki parçaya göre 64-66. sorularý aþaðýdaki parçaya göre
cevaplayýnýz. cevaplayýnýz.
Aid agencies have long needed a way to quickly Today, more than 30 different recognized
erect shelters for refugees. A pair of engineers nationalities live in Siberia. Ugrians and
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have come up with such a method. It is a Samoyeds inhabit the central and northern parts
"building in a bag"—a sack of cement- of western Siberia. Turks and Tungus are widely
impregnated fabric. To erect the structure, all scattered all over Siberia, with major
that needs to be done is add water to the bag concentrations in the Altai Mountains and the
and inflate it with air. Twelve hours later the republic of Yakutia. Mongols have their own
shelter is dried out and ready for use. This autonomous regions east and west of Lake
improves upon the two current methods of Baikal. A few Tungus and Manchus remain
providing emergency shelter: tents, which along the Amur and Ussuri river valleys in the
provide only poor protection; and prefabricated, Far East. Almost all of these people are
portable buildings, which are expensive and sedentary, living in cities and towns or on farms.
difficult to transport. The new shelter combines A few of the northern peoples still practise a
the best aspects of both forms: it is almost as form of nomadic herding, but three out of four
easy to transport as a tent, but is as long-lasting Siberians live in urban areas.
and secure as a portable building.
61. We learn from the passage that the 64. It is clear from the passage that the
"building in a bag" ...... . present-day Siberian population ...... .
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67-69. sorularý aþaðýdaki parçaya göre 70-72. sorularý aþaðýdaki parçaya göre
cevaplayýnýz. cevaplayýnýz.
Germany's first mobile phone-throwing The Norse sagas are stories from ancient
championships will take place in June. At least Scandinavian history about the early Viking
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160 competitors are expected to take part, with voyages and migrations. They are epic tales of
the winners qualifying for the world heroic deeds of the distant past, tales of worthy
championships in Finland in August. The people who were often Vikings, sometimes
organizer of the German event said, "People pagan, and sometimes Christian. The tales are
often get annoyed with their mobile phones and usually realistic, sometimes romanticized and
want to chuck them as far as they can. Now is fantastic, but always deal with a type of human
their chance." The "competition" phones must being we are able to recognize. Aside from
weigh between 200 and 400 grammes. Opinions some Christian influence, the world of the sagas
differ, however, on which brands and what is strongly pagan, with fate playing a central
weight are the best for throwing. The German role. They do not explain why things happen, as
competitors will have some way to go to beat there is no questioning fate. Life is short and
the world record, which currently stands at uncertain, and men's worth is determined by
82.55 metres. The best in Germany is 67.50 glory in arms. One significant concept in the
metres, achieved by Nico Morawa. Norse sagas is honour. Any real or imagined
offence to one's honour had to be avenged, by
blood or money.
67. We learn from the passage that in throwing
a "competition" mobile phone, .... .
70. We learn from the passage that in the
A) the best weight is 300 grammes Norse sagas, honour ...... .
B) Germans are only interested in breaking
A) is the most important theme in each tale
Nico Morawa's record
B) and violence are sometimes connected
C) certain brands are better than others
C) gives the power to combat fate
D) the lighter it is, the better
D) is a concept given equal value by
E) it is not clear which weight is best
Christianity and paganism
E) causes all of the characters to lose
68. It is clear from the passage that in money
Germany, ...... .
71. It is clear from the passage that the
A) large numbers of mobile phones have Vikings of the Norse sagas ...... .
become broken by being thrown around
B) most people do not like using mobile A) were of two different religious beliefs
phones B) left Scandinavia to live in other areas
C) Nico Morawa is a very famous athlete C) were very romantic people
D) all mobile phones are less than 400 D) felt their honour was affected by many
grammes and more than 200 in weight different actions
E) mobile phones have been thrown before E) were exactly the same as human beings
today
69. We understand from the passage that the
idea behind mobile phone-throwing 72. We understand from the passage that the
championships ...... . Norse sagas ...... .
A) originated with Nico Morawa's hatred of A) contain a greater number of pagans than
the machine Christians
B) was come up with by someone from B) were written by the earliest settlers of
Finland Scandinavia
C) was first thought of this year C) contain characters somewhat similar to
D) came from people with short tempers ourselves
E) originated in Germany D) are very difficult stories to follow
E) contain many bloody scenes of violence
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73-75. sorularý aþaðýdaki parçaya göre 76-80. sorularda, verilen cümleye
cevaplayýnýz. anlamca en yakýn olan seçeneði bulunuz.
The prospects for the printed press are now 76. We decided not to buy the car because of
looking healthier. Newspaper circulation rose its age, not because of its price.
slightly in 2004, with advertising revenues making
E
significant gains in the same year. Unlike previous
years, growth was not only in developing markets, A) It was not the price but the age of the car
but also in many established markets. Newspapers that deterred us from buying it.
are undergoing a renaissance through new B) The price of the car we wanted to buy
styles, better distribution and better marketing. might have been so low due to its age.
The industry continues to face many challenges C) Although the car was inexpensive, it was
from new media, however, such as free papers,
online news sites, and other nontraditional news not as new as we would have liked.
sources. The challenge now for established D) Even if the car had been newer, we still
newspaper groups is not just to respond to could not have afforded it.
changes in this electronic media, but to start E) In spite of the favourable price, we
profiting themselves from this media. Providing thought the car was far too old.
news to mobile devices and reaching out to
young people are just some of the approaches
that the traditional press could adopt.
73. One point emphasized in the passage is 77. Until I went to India, I had thought that I
that the printed press ...... . would dislike eating curry.
A) now has nothing to worry about in the A) I had expected that I would like Indian
future curries, but when I went there, I didn't.
B) must get involved in new media itself B) Had I never gone to India, I would never
C) can no longer charge high prices for its have known how delicious curry is.
products
D) is still the most preferred form of media C) Contrary to my expectations, I enjoyed
E) will continue to expand its circulation eating curry when I was in India.
even faster D) I was reluctant to go to India because I
didn't want to eat curries there.
74. It is understood from the passage that in E) I ate curry when I was in India, but I am
2004, newspapers ...... . not sure whether I liked it or not.
A) reached the highest sales in their
histories
B) that cost no money appeared for the first 78. One of those working on the ship should
time be responsible for the passengers' health.
C) didn't make any increase in profits in
developing countries
A) A member of the crew ought to be in
D) were more positively viewed by
companies to advertise their products charge of medically looking after the
E) were read less than online news sites passengers.
B) On board every ship, there has to be
75. We understand from the passage that someone who knows something about
before 2004, ...... . medicine.
C) Surely, someone who is working on the
A) new media caused no disturbance to the
printed press ship should have checked the
B) few people in developed countries read passengers' health.
newspapers D) One of the people working on the ship is
C) the major problem for newspapers was in charge of the passengers' health
distribution conditions.
D) developing countries were not interested E) There seems to be no one among the
in new media
crew responsible for the well-being of
E) the future for the printed press didn't look
so bright passengers on the ship.
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79. You had better get your suit dry-cleaned ........ . Indeed, it is often to meet their
so that you can wear it to your interview. specific desires that products are
actually originally made.
A) I'll take your suit to the dry cleaner's in
case you need to wear it to the interview. A) It is doubtful if the amount of marketing
B) In order to be able to go to the interview present in the modern world is desirable
E
in your suit, you should get it dry-cleaned. B) Marketing is basically concerned with the
C) Why don't you wear your suit to the selling of products or services
interview, as it has just been dry-cleaned? C) A brand is a trademark identifying a
D) You could wear your suit to the interview, product or a manufacturer
but it hasn't been dry-cleaned. D) Of course, students of marketing soon
E) You should get your suit dry-cleaned discover that the term includes far more
because you might be given an interview than just this
soon. E) It also recognizes the importance of the
customer
80. As far as I know, it will take about a week
to complete your order. 83. Joan Chen is an actress born in China in
1961. Her second movie, Little Flower,
A) Your order is so difficult to complete that won her the Best Actress Award in China
it will take at least seven days to do so. in 1980. ........ . She has remained based
B) If we start now, I'm sure what you there since then, and starred in such
ordered will be ready within a week. major movies as The Last Emperor. In
C) We should have started a week ago to 1993, she returned for a short period to
get your order ready on time. China to star in Stanley Kwan's Red
D) Even if we work as fast as we can, your Rose, White Rose, which later won her
order will take us no less than a quarter the Best Actress Award in Taiwan.
of a month.
E) According to my information, your order A) Chen has also acted in English-language
will be ready in approximately seven films
days. B) This is a story about a girl who falls in
love with a wounded soldier
C) Chen left for the US a year later to study
81-85. sorularda, boþ býrakýlan yere filmmaking
parçanýn anlam bütünlüðünü saðlamak D) She is not just an actress but has also
için getirilebilecek cümleyi bulunuz. directed movies, including the award-
winning Xiu Xiu
81. Batik is a centuries-old Javanese art form E) Asian actors like Chen are often given
used on fabric. ........ . Then, the whole stereotypical roles in US films
thing is dipped into a dye. The parts
covered in wax resist the dye and remain 84. King Atlas was a mythical King of
the original colour. The process of waxing Mauretania, in Libya. ........ . It was this
and dyeing can be repeated to create supposed star-gazing ruler that the 16th
more elaborate and colourful designs. century cartographer, Gerardus Mercator,
was paying tribute to when he first used
A) Obviously the better the fabric used for the name "Atlas" to describe his book of
batik, the better the finished product will maps.
look
B) The word batik has its origin in the A) The Atlas Mountains of northern
Javanese word tik, which means "to dot" Morocco are connected with a different
C) Although it is now also practised Atlas, however
elsewhere, some of the finest batik cloth B) A different Atlas was the Titan, who had
in the world is still made on Java to spend his time staring at the ground
D) To make batik, selected areas of a cloth as he held the heavens on his shoulders
are blocked out by putting hot wax over C) The modern nation of Mauritania, a
them slightly different spelling, is nowhere
E) It is created through a sequence using near the modern state of Libya
melted wax and dyes D) The Dutchman Gerardus Mercator
became interested in geography not long
82. In popular usage, the term "marketing" after the first circumnavigation of the
refers to the promotion of products, Earth
especially through advertising and E) He was said to be a wise philosopher,
branding. However, in professional mathematician, and astronomer, who
usage, the term has a wider meaning. made the first globe of the stars
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85. The Territory of New Caledonia and 88. You are on an intercity bus when the
Dependencies is a French territory made woman next to you pulls out her mobile
up of many islands scattered across the phone and starts to write a message on
southwestern Pacific. ........ . This city is it. Knowing how mobile phones can
situated on an excellent deep-water affect the bus' braking system, you tell
harbour as well as having modern her in alarm:
E
buildings, a large public market, and a
cathedral. It is also home to a campus of A) You'll get better reception when we pass
the French University of the Pacific. through an urban area.
A) Its capital is Nouméa, which is located B) I don't know why you are sending a
on the island of New Caledonia message. Calling is much easier.
B) Its name was given by Captain Cook C) Close that thing now—do you want to
after the Roman name for Scotland put all of our lives at risk?
C) The two largest ethnic groups in this D) Do you have an alarm on that mobile
territory are Melanesians and Europeans phone? I was thinking of trying to sleep
D) The territory has a unique status among for a couple of hours.
France's overseas possessions
E) Due to the French presence, parts of the E) If you really need to do some
territory have a European feel messaging, go ahead, but don't call
anyone, as that will really annoy me.
86-90. sorularda, verilen duruma uygun 89. You see some foreign tourists in the
düþen cümleyi bulunuz.
centre of your city studying a map and
looking very confused. As you know
86. You are about to take a taxi home, which your city very well and want to be of
will cost about 7 YTL. You only have a 50 some assistance, you go over to them
YTL note and, knowing that some taxi and say:
drivers may cause a problem about this
at the end of the trip, you say to the taxi A) What do you think of our country? Do
driver before you get into his cab:
you like it?
A) Why is it that you taxi drivers never carry B) I can tell that you have never been to my
enough change about on yourselves? city before—welcome!
B) I don't like the way that cash machines C) Is reading a map really that difficult for
keep giving me 50 YTL notes all the you?
time. D) If you tell me where you want to go, I
C) Do you know that 7 YTL from 50 YTL is can give you directions.
43 YTL?
D) Will you be able to give change for a 50- E) I think the restaurant you are looking for
YTL note? I don't have anything smaller. is the one on Atatürk Street.
E) I hope you're not thinking of charging 50
YTL for a 7 YTL trip.
90. It is the first sunny day of spring and you
87. You have gone to a pizza restaurant and have attended all of your university
chosen the "all you can eat" option. You classes this year so far. Thinking that
ate two slices of a pizza half an hour missing one day won't do you any harm,
ago, but since then there have been no you suggest to your friend:
pizzas. You angrily question the waiter
about this: A) If only we didn't have to go to university,
we could have a lovely day outside.
A) Can the next one you bring have tuna B) Let's take the day off and spend it in the
and anchovies on it please? park in this beautiful weather.
B) I'm OK for today, but when I come
C) Going to university in the spring is much
tomorrow, you'll have more pizzas, won't
you? more difficult than when the weather's
C) I could only eat two slices of pizza bad.
actually. Can I have the bill now? D) Why don't we quit university and get
D) How am I supposed to eat as much as I outdoor jobs instead?
can when there's no food there? E) Couldn't we try to get the professor to
E) If you don't bring another pizza out in the hold the lecture outside today?
next five minutes, I want my money back.
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91-95. sorularda, karþýlýklý konuþmanýn 93. Jean-Jacques:
boþ býrakýlan kýsmýný tamamlayabilecek - Do you think that pythons are
ifadeyi bulunuz. dangerous snakes for humans?
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quite rare.
Friedrich:
- Yes, isn't that the name of a multi- Jean-Jacques:
headed sea monster in the Bible? - ........
Arthur:
René:
- ........
- In terms of the greatest number of
Friedrich: deaths, it is the saw-scaled viper.
- Oh yes, I have heard of it—it was
published in 1651 and it upset a great A) There are a lot of different snakes in
number of his friends. Africa and Asia, aren't there?
B) Then which is the most dangerous snake
A) It is, but it is also a work on politics by
for humans?
Thomas Hobbes, and that was the one I
C) That doesn't mean that they never
was talking about.
happen, though, does it?
B) Yes, in fact it is mentioned in three
different places in that book. D) Which snake are you most afraid of,
C) I've no idea. I was thinking of the film then?
starring Peter Weller as Steven Beck. E) Do poisonous snakes kill more people
D) You don't think that is the only thing that than constricting ones?
has ever been called Leviathan, do you?
E) New philosophical ideas were appearing
in print throughout the 17th century, 94. Søren:
weren't they? - What did you do on Saturday night?
Benedict:
92. John: - I wanted to go and watch the new Star
- So, how is your Russian coming along? Wars movie.
David: Søren:
- ........ - ........
John: Benedict:
- Why's that? - I don't know, as all the tickets had been
David: sold out and we couldn't get in.
- Because I'm learning it solely through a
phrase-based cassette course for A) Did you get there early enough to buy a
tourists. ticket?
B) So, was the film any good?
A) Okay I guess, but our teacher gives us C) You had been looking forward to that,
far too much homework. hadn't you?
B) I gave that up ages ago, so I now spend
D) Which cinema did you go to?
my evenings listening to Tarkan
E) Were there any tickets left when you got
cassettes.
there?
C) I know quite a few sentences, but I don't
know any grammar rules.
D) Russian is the 8th most common
language in the world, you know.
E) I'm thinking of visiting Moscow and St.
Petersburg this summer.
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95. Gottfried: 98. (I) "Space junk" or "space debris" refers to
- Why is it that you are walking with a any artificial rubbish orbiting the Earth. (II)
limp? This could be anything from jettisoned
rocket stages or satellite pieces down to
Immanuel: loosened paint chips. (III) There may be
- ........ over a million pieces of space junk currently
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orbiting the Earth. (IV) However, all but
Gottfried: 9,000 of these are smaller than a tennis
- How did that happen? ball. (V) A tennis ball dropped on the moon
will hit the surface at the same speed as a
Immanuel: brick.
- My son had left his ball at the top of
them and I stepped on it by accident.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
A) I fell down the stairs yesterday.
B) I got hurt playing football.
C) I was teaching my son to kick a ball. 99. (I) The British airline industry seems to have
D) I've been walking like this for weeks. recovered from its slump following 11
E) I've just come out of hospital. September 2001. (II) A British airline is
offering Japanese language lessons on its
London-to-Tokyo flights. (III) The course is
available on its in-flight entertainment
96-100. sorularda, cümleler sýrasýyla system, alongside Spanish. (IV) Passengers
okunduðunda parçanýn anlam can learn basic phrases or brush up on
bütünlüðünü bozan cümleyi bulunuz. fluent conversation. (V) There are also plans
to add Cantonese and Mandarin in the
future.
96. (I) A German man lost his wallet and mobile
phone when three men attacked him in the A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
toilet of his local night club. (II) He went
outside and called the police by using a
friend's mobile. (III) The number to call the 100. (I) Þanlýurfa is located next to the
police in Germany is 110. (IV) While waiting Euphrates River. (II) This puts it at the
for them to arrive, three other men stole his centre of one of the longest-inhabited areas
watch and cigarettes. (V) Just after this, five in the world. (III) Many rich archaeological
other men approached him and threatened sites from all historical periods have been
him, stealing his jacket and the last of the found and excavated in this area. (IV) There
small change. are a number of foreign archaeologists
working in Turkey. (V) The finds of these
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V archaeological projects can be seen in the
Þanlýurfa Museum.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
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CONTENTS of BOOK ONE
Unit 1 ............................................................... 1-9 Unit 11 ........................................................ 66-74
To be: am, are, is Simple Present or Present Continuous
Personal Pronouns and Non-progressive verbs
Possessive Adjectives Present Continuous with a future meaning
what/where/how old? Questions with who, Wh- questions
in/from/at (place)
Unit 12 ........................................................ 75-78
Unit 2 .......................................................... 10-15 Simple Past: to be: was/were
Singular/Plural Questions with where
this, these/that, those there was/there were
Prepositions of place ago /in
QUIZ 1
Unit 10 ........................................................ 51-59 QUIZ 2
QUIZ 3
Time Clauses (present/future/past) QUIZ 4
REVISION TEST 2 APPENDIX 1
TEST YOUR VOCABULARY 1 APPENDIX 2
CONTENTS of BOOK FOUR
Unit 1 .............................................................. 1-6 Unit 11 ....................................................... 65-69
16. It certainly wasn't Burcu that you saw 24. This suitcase is …… heavy …… you'll
yesterday, because she's on holiday in hurt your back if you try to lift it.
Malta …… month.
A) too/for B) so/that
A) last B) there C) very/than D) such a/that
C) that D) this
25. Not …… people actually came to my
17. English folk singer Nick Drake was birthday party, so I was quite
born …… the city of Rangoon, Burma, disappointed.
…… 19 June 1948.
A) many B) a lot
A) at/from B) in/on C) few D) a little
C) to/by D) with/in
26. By the time this semester ……, I
18. I wouldn't mind …… you write your probably …… writing my master's
essay, but you'll have to wait for me to thesis.
finish my own work first.
A) ends/will have finished
A) to help B) helping B) ended/have finished
C) helped D) help C) has ended/finished
D) will end/finished
19. Gabrielle is …… in architecture and
plans to study the subject at 27. Your classroom is at …… end of ……
university. corridor.
20. The doctor has told me that I …… 28. …… the city centre, …… the point
these pills at the same time every day where a number of different roads
in order for them to be effective. meet, there is an abstract iron
sculpture made by a local artist.
A) have to take B) was taking
C) would take D) took A) With/on B) By/of
C) In/at D) From/to
21. All passengers must take care not to
…… the bus until it has come to a 29. You don't know what time the banks
complete stop. will be opening, ……?
22. I must admit that …… mobile phone is 30. It's difficult to say …… how many
better than ……, but I only use it as an people were at the demonstration, but I
alarm clock, anyway. would guess that it was about 5,000.
B. Choose the right answer to complete the blanks. (2 points for each)
Pop Music
"Pop", short for "popular", is a kind of music (1) …… began in the rock 'n' roll of the 1950s.
At that time, record companies first (2) …… the great financial potential in teenage record
buyers, and so they began to shape and market rock 'n' roll to appeal to teenagers. In the
process, the great and creative music of such artists (3) …… Chuck Berry and Little Richard
began to change into the less original music of, for instance, Pat Boone and Paul Anka. (4)
…… then, things have not changed (5) …… . Even today, nearly every original new style of
music eventually gets packaged and sold by record companies as "pop" of one kind or
another. The revolutionary punk rock of The Clash, for example, has now changed into the
"pop-punk" sound of bands like Good Charlotte.
1. A) who B) where 4. A) Since B) While
C) which D) how C) When D) Before
3. A) as B) like
C) with D) for
C. Read the passage and then choose the right answer. (2.5 points for each)
Basketball
Basketball is an unusual sport in that it did not develop from another sport, but was
invented by one man. In 1891, Canadian James Naismith was working at the YMCA youth
organization in the state of Massachusetts. He was trying to find an energetic indoor game
that would keep the boys busy during the long, harsh New England winters. According to
legend, Naismith produced several ideas before finally coming up with the idea of "basket-
ball". He quickly wrote down the basic rules, nailed two peach baskets to the gymnasium
walls, and—on 20 January 1892—became the referee of the first game, whose score was 1-0.
Within a few years, the game was being played at YMCAs across the United States.
Interestingly, while the YMCA was responsible for developing and spreading the game, within
a decade it began to discourage the sport. This was because "basket-ball" had begun to be
played very roughly and to attract violent crowds. This was in conflict with the organization's
promotion of good Christian values and friendly competitive play.
1. It is stated in the passage that James 3. According to the passage, the YMCA
Naismith invented basketball ...... . ...... .
A) after he saw a similar game being A) existed only in Massachusetts during
played the 1890s
B) to keep children busy indoors B) only allowed Christian boys to play
C) and then played in the first game basketball
D) because he needed exercise C) no longer supports the game of
basketball
2. It is clear from the passage that D) encouraged the sport of basketball at
basketball was ...... . first
A) originally played with completely 4. It is obvious from the passage that .... .
different rules than now
A) the YMCA is a Canadian organization
B) first played using peaches rather than
a ball B) basketball was not originally a
C) played in Canada before the United competitive sport
States C) only one point was scored in the first
D) not Naismith's first idea for an indoor basketball game
game D) basketball has always been a very
violent sport
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below. (2 points for each)
In the Byzantine Empire, there were two well-developed groups of fans of the sport of
chariot-racing: the Blues and the Greens, both named for the uniform colour of their favourite
racing team. These two groups worked like modern-day street gangs and political parties,
grouping people by social class and religion. Emperors usually supported one group over the
other. In 531, some members of the Blues and the Greens were arrested for murder and
sentenced to death. The emperor Justinian I—a Blues supporter—changed the sentence to
imprisonment, but the Blues and the Greens wanted the prisoners to be let free. Justinian
ignored them, so on 11 January they broke into the prison, let out the prisoners, and set fire to
parts of Constantinople. Some senators who opposed Justinian saw this disorder as a chance
to overthrow him, and so they armed and helped the rioters. The rioters began to do damage
all over the city. The senators also declared a new emperor, Hypatius. Justinian thought about
escaping from the city, but his wife convinced him to stay. Then Justinian ordered his generals
to end the revolt. They did this on 18 January by trapping the rioters in the city stadium.
There, about 30,000 were put to death. Hypatius was killed, too, and the senators who had
supported the riot were exiled to other places.
.......... 1. The Blues and the Greens were actually political parties.
.......... 3. The emperor Justinian I was a fan of the chariot-racing team that wore blue.
.......... 4. Justinian I did not agree with the prisoners' original sentence.
.......... 6. The entire Byzantine senate turned against Justinian I when the riots began.
.......... 9. Many thousands of people lost their lives in the Nika Riots.
.......... 10. The Byzantine senators who helped the rioters were killed.
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3. Taksitle ödeme seçeneðinde, II. ve III. taksitlerin ödemesi ilk taksitin ödeme tarihinden 30 ve 60 gün
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5. Taksitlerinizin zamanýnda ödenmemesi durumunda taksit tarihinden itibaren dergilerinizin adresinize
postalanma iþlemi durdurulacaktýr. Böyle üzücü durumlarla karþýlaþmamak için ödemelerinizde titiz
olmanýz gerekmektedir.
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2
01 EKÝM 2005 - 31 EKÝM 2005 tarihleri arasýnda geçerlidir.
3
01 KASIM 2005 - 30 KASIM 2005 tarihleri arasýnda geçerlidir.
NOT:
1. Toplu abone koþullarýmýz 10 ve üzeri baþvurular için geçerlidir.
2. Toplu abone yapan kurum ücret ödemeksizin dergimize abone olacaktýr.
3. Dergimize toplu abone olunmasý durumunda; her abonemize ENGLISH GRAMMAR INSIDE and OUT
(720 sayfa) ve ENGLISH THROUGH READING (432 sayfa) kitaplarýmýz ücretsiz olarak gönderilecektir.
4. Abone bedellerinin banka hesabýmýza toplu olarak abone olan kurum ya da kiþi adýna yatýrýlmasý
gerekmektedir.
5. Taksitle ödeme seçeneðinde, II. ve III. taksitlerin ödemesi ilk taksitin ödeme tarihinden 30 ve 60 gün
sonra yapýlmýþ olmalýdýr.
6. Taksitlerinizin zamanýnda ödenmemesi durumunda taksit tarihinden itibaren dergilerinizin adresinize
gönderilme iþlemi durdurulacaktýr.
7. Toplu abonelerde dergiler kargo ile toplu olarak kurum adresine gönderilecektir.
8. Ýlk abone olurken ve taksit ödemelerinizde ADINIZI-ADRESÝNÝZÝ-TELEFON NUMARANIZI VE BANKA
DEKONTUNUZU 0 216 349 18 25’e fakslayýnýz. Faks çektikten sonra teyit etmek için lütfen bizi arayýnýz.
1. C 2. E 3. C 4. A 5. B 6. D 7. C 8. E 9. D 10. A
11. A 12. C 13. E 14. B 15. A 16. B 17. D 18. E 19. D 20. D
21. B 22. A 23. C 24. C 25. A 26. E 27. D 28. A 29. A 30. B
31. C 32. B 33. D 34. A 35. D 36. C 37. E 38. B 39. B 40. A
41. E 42. E 43. D 44. C 45. A 46. B 47. C 48. B 49. A 50. E
51. A 52. B 53. E 54. C 55. A 56. A 57. D 58. C 59. E 60. C
61. C 62. D 63. A 64. B 65. C 66. D 67. E 68. E 69. D 70. B
71. A 72. C 73. B 74. D 75. E 76. A 77. C 78. A 79. B 80. E
81. D 82. E 83. C 84. E 85. A 86. D 87. D 88. C 89. D 90. B
91. A 92. C 93. B 94. B 95. A 96. C 97. E 98. E 99. A 100 D