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12. Recording the results is one of the most

1. At last, we have been able to fundamental processes/frameworks of a
reach/consider a conclusion. scientific work

2. We have to handle/devise a new method 13. While projecting/ evaluating findings, all
if we are to reach conclusive evidence. the factors that has lead to them must
be considered

3. Findings of the research prevail/pose

new possibilities on the issue. 14.
4. The outcome/scrutiny of the experiment
is far different than we expected
In order to interpret/ foster the results,
any scholar will ask the question of
“why”.

15. When we need to devise a new method,

we should be prone/rational and
5. Archeologists have been trying to
practical.
reveal/conceal the truth behind the
mystery of Göbeklitepe.

16. To invent/discover a new device, you

have to focus on its practicality and
6. In order to unearth/project the truth, we
usage.
have to work hard.

17. Astrologists manifest/ record the

7. To identify the differences between
changes in the universe and then record
planets, we must look into/turn into their
them.
physical properties.

18. Trying/ Tracking the results of an

8. Roger Banks evolved/devoted his life to
experiment is essential to success.
classify different species in Australia

19. Environmentalists are struggling to

9. A logical idea has to be invalidated /
show off /sort out a solution to the
acceptable and empirical.
problem

10. A rational explanation is what

20. When you conduct/accompany a
does/makes sense for everybody
research, you have to take all the
variables into consideration.
11. If irrational results appear, then we
have to start over/across again.
21. It is never easy to carry out/ sort out
research in field that you are not familiar
with.
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22. To perform experiments on/in plants, 31. NASA has nullified /confirmed the
you might be / need to be experienced existence of bacteria on the meteorite.
in Botany. Thus, the claim that they exist has been
proven.

23. In the realm/frame of biology, there are

not many distinguished scholars who
are noteworthy.
24. In/on the framework of physics, these
rules are quite reasonable.
25. You have to scrutinize the results for an
ample /accurate explanation.
32. In the past, most people had doubts
about the possibility of water on Mars,
but now there are few
skeptics/undertakers left.
33. The researchers hesitated to answer the
questions directed by the press in that
they feared that they might assume
/mislead the public.

26. They revealed / conducted an

34. Making assumptions on time travel is
excavation in an ancient site and had to
easy, but making it happen is
dig out far deep.
tricky/alluring.

27. NASA aims to perform an extensive

39. There are skeptics on the possibility of
research on a Martian meteorite. No one
life elsewhere, while there are also
knows what difficulties they will
proponents /opponents of the claim.
encounter/ foster.

41. While trying to manifest/ convince the

28. Scientists have conducted odd/complex
scientific community, Galileo was
studies on marine species. That is, they
almost subject to the death sentence.
worked hard on species living in the
water.
44. Some claim that the dinosaurs did not
become extinct, but instead they
29. If you are to carry out research in an
evolved/derived into smaller and
nuclear power plant, you must verify/
different species.
acknowledge the possible hazards of
radiation.
46. There is a serious conflict on how to
enact/ overcome the problem of
30. The head of the research team needs to
starvation in Africa.
verify/postpone changes in the
experiment.
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47. NASA refuses to reveal/deteriorate the
evidence that an alien spaceship was
seized in 1952.
48. Jonathan Stevenson showed off / turned
down a proposal that was offered by the
council.
49. The council deteriorated / discarded the
initial findings of the research in that
they lacked empirical evidence.
57. There are various factors
contributing/preventing to global
warming.
58. Making contributions to someone’s
research is always ridiculed / praised.
59. Scientists are trying to reach a
consensus over how to enhance / tackle
global warming
61. A common fallacy/inheritance is that
space is endless.
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63. Sometimes the claims of UFOs are proof
/ illusions created by a falling star
64. It was an accident that was triggered by
a malfunctioning / conflict in the engine
65. Abandoning the scientific truth will
never lead to credible results. Thus,
conducting / embracing empirical
evidence is a must.
68. The inventor/ undertaker of the
experiment is the one who leads all the
work being carried out.
69. Einstein is without doubt a
renowned/controversial scholar who
inspired many others.
70. He was expert on planetary objects and
a hesitant / leading figure in such
studies.
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Cevap Anahtarı

1- reach 26- conducted 51-

2- devise 27- encounter 52-

3- pose 28- complex 53-

4- outcome 29- acknowledge 54-

5- reveal 30- verify 55-

6- unearth 31- confirmed 56-

7- look into 32- skeptics 57- contributing

8- devoted 33- mislead 58- praised

9- acceptable 34- tricky 59- tackle

10- makes 35- 60-

11- start over 36- 61- fallacy

12- processes 37- 62-

13- evaluating 38- 63- illusions

14- interpret 39- proponents 64- malfunctioning

15- rational 40- 65- embracing

16-invent 41- convince 66-

17- record 42- 67-

18- tracking 43- 68- undertaker

19- sort out 44- evolved 69- renowned

20- conduct 45- 70- leading

21- carry out 46- overcome

22- on / need to be 47- reveal

23- realm 48- turned down

24- in 49- discarded

25- accurate 50-