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1. Pile foundations are costly and normally economic 6. , we cannot infer

only commercial structures on valuable from this that extraterrestrial civilisations do not
sites. exist.
A) in the manner of B) in the case of A) Though researches have made no positive detections of
C) in place of D) in fulfilment of extraterrestrial signals
E) in accordance with B) Until radio transmissions from other civilisations were
picked up
2. The writers of this article seem to assume that nuclear C) Since a number of sophisticated searches are presently
plants conform with safety requirements the underway at the Radio Astronomy Observatory
fact that violations are constantly being reported. D) Whenever the possibility of extraterrestrial civilisations
comes to the fore
A) in case B) although C) against E) After they began to search for extraterrestrial civilisations by
D) concerning E) despite means of radio astronomy

3. The old system of flood irrigation has fallen into 7. when heat resistant materials are required.
disrepute .
A) Engineers often use ceramics
A) unless short canals could have enabled the B) There are two main types of metal; ferrous and
compartments to be filled in an orderly fashion nonferrous
B) though the flood waters has been controlled to cover so C) With the addition of chromium, the steel’s ability to resist
much land corrosion was increased
C) as the height of the flood was variable so was the area D) Both bronze and brass have been used ornamentally
flooded E) Cutting tools are made from high-speed steels
D) after several weeks the water would be drained back
into the river 8. ---- photographers require short exposures to capture
E) because it only produces one crop a year fast moving objects, chemists need short laser pulses
to study rapid reactions.
4. For a small
planet, the Earth is A) In contrast B) In spite of C) In case
extremely heavy . D) Since E) Just as
A) whether the liquid iron creates a powerful magnetic
field 9. According to neo-Darwinism, ---- mutation is
B) that two-thirds of it are covered with ocean recognised as the ultimate source of genetic variation,
C) since its iron core is very large natural selection is given the dominant role in shaping
D) that the atmosphere screens the sun’s radiation the genetic make-up of populations.
E) if the atmosphere were not rich with oxygen
A) however B) although C) whether
5. As soon as slender steel column began to replace D) before E) unless
massive piers in building construction .
10. Even if it is not the job of scientists to make ethical
A) inflammable materials would not be used again in high- decisions about their work, ----.
rise buildings
B) a new school of architecture could never have A) they have always treated humans as if they were
developed without the challenge of these and other new machines
building materials B) the results of the work could be used in other entirely
C) this new group of promising architects had as yet unhealthy ways
attracted very little attention C) future drugs will be better targeted and more effective
D) new conceptions of both the practical and aesthetic use of D) I can see how far we have moved forward, and the
space came into being direction we are taking
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11. Unless we step up our efforts to protect the 15. A discarded rocket from the Apollo 12 Moon Mission
environment, ----. had been orbiting the sun for many years, ----.

A) there would probably have been no future at all to look A) while several large optical surveys continue to scan the
forward to skies for asteroids
B) we cannot look forward to a healthy and prosperous B) since any asteroid coming our way would either hit us
future or miss us completely
C) which is a vast and unexplored storehouse of C) so that the scientists at the Planet Centre may work
biological treasures out a plan to capture it
D) man is undoubtedly the planet’s most successful D) before it changed course and started to orbit the Earth
predator E) although it is the first man-made object known to have
E) we are under an obligation to do so as soon as orbited the Sun
possible
16. ----, there is still a slight chance that a rogue black
12. Though the strategic value of submarines was hole could come out of the depths of interstellar
demonstrated in World War I, ----. space and catch us unawares.

A) a submarine cannot stay submerged indefinitely A) If only an early warning system could be devised
B) the success of the German submarines prompted B) Because black holes would fling light at us in a pattern
America to enter the war of concentric rings
C) it was only in World War II that they played a really C) Whether a black hole is presently within the range of
key military role our telescopes
D) the first nuclear-powered submarine was named “USS D) The scientists working on black holes were concerned
Nautilus” E) Although black holes are rare in our Galaxy
E) conditions on a submarine even in peace time are
enough to crush most people 17. Computers are now part of our everyday lives and
there seems to be nothing out of the ordinary about
13. ---- before the technology has been shown to work in them. However, the computers of the future are a
animals. different proposition. They are already beginning to
sound ---- science fiction.
A) Laws governing stem cell research remain uncertain
throughout the world A) according to B) along with C) like
B) Australia is home to some of the world’s top stem cell D) close by E) up to
researchers
C) In Britain, researchers could already harvest stem cells 18. Super computers, many times more powerful than
from surplus embryos created from IVF today’s fastest machines, could be contained in a tiny
D) Some scientists believe it would be premature to study drop of liquid. These would not be built of silicon, ----
human embryonic stem cells DNA, the stuff of life itself.
E) Embryonic stem cell research didn’t lead to cures for
diseases like Parkinson’s A) but of B) rather than C) instead of
D) though E) except
14. ----, researchers hope to improve the quality and
safety of meat and dairy produce. 19. ---- what is generally assumed, the number of
animals remaining in a threatened species may
A) Once they have unravelled the genome of the cow actually rise as it approaches the brink of extinction.
B) Even though dogs and cows are next in line to have
their genetic codes sequenced A) In view of B) Contrary to
C) If European farmers had their livestock vaccinated to C) Surprisingly enough D) Needless to say
prevent any future outbreak of foot and mouth disease E) Due to
D) Since vaccination is ruled out as a prevention strategy
for foot and mouth disease 20. ---- the span of a suspension bridge increases,
E) Unless the projects for genome research are the structure develops a "gravity" stiffness due
supported by the government to its own weight.

A) As B) However C) Whereas
D) While E) In case

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21. Dinosaurs may have terrorized other creatures during 25. Though humanoids are the most appealing
their time on Earth, ---- now it has emerged that some robots under development, ----.
species had a taste for the flesh of their own kind.
A) the term "robot" first entered the English
A) unless B) whether C) because language from the Czech word for "slave" or
D) even if E) so that "forced laborer"
B) the majority of existing robots do not look even
22. ----, nuclear fusion can be created by passing pulses remotely human
of electricity through a high-density plasma of hot C) in the early 1980s dozens of robotics firms were
gas. founded and quickly went bust
D) robots need to have a human form and interact
A) Even though the dream of an unlimited supply of benignly with humans
energy from nuclear fusion is one step closer E) fire fighting is an exciting new area for robotics
B) As a team of researchers at a California laboratory
has 26. When it comes to pulling in Nobel prizes in physics or
shown chemistry, ----.
C) Although electrical systems could deliver a lot of
energy A) most of Europe has been losing out in recent
D) Since scientists are trying hard to get over the years
increasing energy shortage B) Cambridge University has a long tradition of
E) While we need efficient energy sources that could interdisciplinary research
power cities C) the National Science Centre has an extremely
23. The principles of gunnery at sea are the same as on flexible approach to research
land, ----. D) the scientists at this institute are given total
freedom to explore
A) since the influence of radar on naval gunnery E) universities and research institutes must have
has been very great freedom to choose what they work on
B) so naval gunnery had its own special problems
C) although to produce accurate, flexible and steady 27. Within the next decade, the European Union will
fire, in all circumstances of terrain and weather, is decide ----.
the aim of gunnery
D) but they are modified by the fact that both the gun- A) whether to allocate as much as 8 billion US
platform and the target are in rapid motion dollars to help fulfill Spain's 24 billion
E) because all naval guns have become fully automatic National Hydro-logical Plan
and produce a very high rate of fire B) so that a common consensus will be reached on
farming subsidies
24. ---- because they mark important milestones in the C) as far as governments are willing to cooperate
search for planets orbiting other stars. on mega projects for irrigation
D) if the investment for the irrigation of southern
A) At present the number of known exoplanets Spain had been supported by other international
exceeds 100 agencies
B) One of the newly-discovered exoplanets is E) because the Spanish government had promised
similar to Jupiter in mass and orbit its support for more institutional efficiency
C) The recent discovery of two new exoplanets has
attracted a great deal of attention from
astronomers
D) One of these exoplanets has a mass of about 40 times
that of Earth
E) The two exoplanets recently discovered are the
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28. Site falls exceeding 1 in 20 usually require special 34. Obviously, unless precautionary measures were
methods of foundation construction. Gravel or chalk taken, ----.
are good subsoils ---- they do not hold moisture, and
(21) ---- heavy loads. A) the airborne dust was a major health hazard for
the nearby town
A) just B) or C) unless B) on-site speed limits will have to be set
D) since E) besides C) reclaimed areas were immediately planted with
trees and grass
29. They were immensely pleased with their find, ----, D) during the entire mining project, no complaints
although the crater’s size is not particularly were made to the local authority
noteworthy, its structure is unique. E) the air in the town was going to be thick with
dust
A) nevertheless B) but C) however
D) for E) unless 35. The court case comes up at a crucial time, ----.

30. ---- when we interfere with planetary processes on a A) just as there is growing evidence of the
large scale. ecological benefits of GM crops
B) if an even greater environmental
A) Climate change would almost certainly be catastrophe
accelerated could be averted
B) We were extremely lucky that industrialists C) which has led to a 25% reduction in pesticide use
chose to use chlorine compounds not bromine D) as activists had been acquitted of similar
C) The polar regions were adversely affected too charges in England
D) We know surprisingly little about the risks we are E) when they were charged with destroying a GM
running crop trial in the south of the country
E) Aerosol emissions stay in the atmosphere for
only a few days 36. Engineers removed 70 tonnes of earth from the base
of the Tower of Pisa ----.
31. ---- whether or not life is an accident unique to our
planet. A) so the lean was reduced by 45 cm
B) that the Tower's lean was increasing by 1.5 m
A) We cannot be sure every year
B) It is hardly surprising C) but on one disastrous day it actually moved 2 mm
C) The evidence clearly suggests D) if it would stand secure for another 200 years
D) The chances are E) while it has been closed to visitors
E) The risks cannot be calculated

32. In photography, when it comes to fixing mistakes 37. Although NASA's budget has risen by 7% ever the
such as overexposure, ----. past two years, ----.

A) you should have opened each print and resized it A) its responsibilities have grown much faster
B) digital cameras and printers have come a long B) the space station programmes are not targets
way in quality and usability for cutting costs
C) this method had turned out to be useless C) the programme of unmanned missions could
D) digital cameras actually drain batteries very have been discontinued
quickly D) Earth-observing satellites are of less
E) the resulting prints were certainly impressive importance
E) in fact, the Voyager probes may be
cancelled
33. Since we cannot eliminate natural hazards such as 38. ---- because it affects the average rate of material loss
earthquakes, ----. across a landscape.

A) we should certainly make ourselves better A) More moisture also promotes the growth of
prepared to deal with them vegetation
B) some companies would claim to have found B) Wetter conditions favour faster rates of erosion
tailored solutions to them C) Mountains in polar latitudes are the least
C) such a natural catastrophe was quite vulnerable to erosion
unexpected D) Climate is inextricably linked with erosion
D) it is rarely covered by an insurance E) Mountain glaciers aggressively attack surface
policy rock
E) on this occasion financial losses were
enormous

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39. ---- jet engines, which are also reaction engines, 44. As the chess-playing computer Deep Blue can assess
modern rockets carry their own oxygen supply to 36 billion moves in three minutes, ----.
burn their fuel and do not require any surrounding
atmosphere. A) chess is far from being a game of chance
B) the game had come to an end
A) Instead of B) Even C) Whereas C) there was no room left for the human element
D) Unlike E) Whereby D) no one has managed to defeat it
E) the game would soon lose its appeal
40. Most of us think that random events tend to be
equally spread, ---- the contrary seems to be true: 45. When the comet fragments plunged into Jupiter's
randomness tends to occur in clusters. atmosphere, ----.

A) as if B) but C) so A) it has a speed of over 200,000 kilometers per

D) moreover E) since hour
B) the same thing can happen to Earth
41. ---- as water evaporating from leaves absorbs heat. C) they exploded, and released the energy of
around 50,000 H bombs
A) Some forests could promote warming D) Jupiter has been struck at least four times over the
B) Global warming predictions could be wildly inaccurate past 100 years
C) Turning more land over to farming could have a great E) Earth must be guarded against a similar attack
effect on global warming
D) Forests help to cool the atmosphere 46. As long as the world's economies are measured in
E) Planting forests to absorb carbon dioxide can actually purely monetary terms, ----.
lead to warming
A) the effects of deforestation on water supplies
42. ----, it stays liquid but starts to follow quantum rather would continue to be ignored
than classical rules. B) loss of species is a natural phenomenon
C) localized conservation projects have tackled
A) While helium can help explain the nature of gravity and local issues
the intimate workings of black holes D) conservation efforts are moving far too slowly
B) Since a droplet of helium could hold the secrets of the E) the true value of the environment will be grossly
universe underestimated
C) When helium is cooled to near absolute zero
D) As superfluid helium has profound mathematical links 47. Just before a flash of lightning lights the sky, ----.
with the cosmos
E) Because helium can reveal the origin of physical laws A) the phenomenon means physicists may have to rethink
and elementary particle how lightning is made
B) past studies have seen occasional hints of X-ray bursts
43. ----, some people regard their local dams as beautiful. C) a mysterious property of lightning has been confirmed
D) an electromagnetic noise accompanies lightning
A) Because dams incontestably destroy ecosystems E) a huge blast of X-rays or other energy particles is
B) Just as a bridge or canal or industrial building can released
become a valued part of the scenery
C) Since many past dam projects would never have been 48. ---- because they don't encounter really strong
started in today's more ecologically aware conditions atmospheric resistance.
D) Even though dams embodied the American ideal of
progress in the past A) The storms on Uranus survive
E) So long as communities have grown up around the B) The Keck Telescope has captured the weather on
slack water that dams create Uranus
C) The phenomena include a 29,000 km long cloud
complex
D) Images showed a giant storm oscillating backwards
and forwards
E) Uranus receives less solar energy than the Sun

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49. ----, largely because the city's boundaries have been 55. ---- when they are exposed to higher than normal
extended to include scores of smaller cities in the temperatures.
surrounding region.
A) Recent climate warming is associated with genetic
A) A megacity such as Tokyo invariably causes much change
pollution B) Recent global warming might already be driving such
B) Shanghai and Beijing are rivals changes
C) Pollution is a major problem in many cities in China C) Researchers compiled data on chromosomal
D) Half the world's population live in urban areas polymorphism covering periods of 13 to 46 years
E) In recent decades, Tokyo has grown at a remarkable D) Some organisms undergo genetic change
rate E) Weather records for the same periods and locations
are studied
50. Alternative agriculture has some apparent
disadvantages, ----. 56. Although stem cells are found in many tissues, ----.

A) so that most farmers have little or no control over what A) they have great potential to treat diseases
products they produce B) the most promising ones seem to be those in
B) just as the increasing uniformity of global eating habits bone marrow
had become popular C) specialists have been very enthusiastic
C) because they were being replaced by huge D) special staining techniques revealed that the cells were
corporation-owned farms indeed dividing
D) while, as is the case with plant crops, herds of E) the results of that study have yet to be announced
livestock
damage land 57. Abnormally heavy and early rainfall in the Sudan
E) but there are real advantages to offset them caused the River Nile to overflow in 2007, ----.
51. Comets are thought to have changed very little over
the last 4 billion years, ---- their composition should A) so global land surface temperatures in January and
hold clues to the origin of the solar system. April had reached the highest levels ever recorded for
those months
A) but B) whereas C) just as B) because the first documented tropical cyclone in the
D) in that E) so Arabian Sea hit Oman and Iran, causing 50 deaths
C) but in May, ocean waves up to 5 metres high swamped
parts of the Maldive Islands
52. Robots will never be much good at household tasks D) unless other extreme weather events include the
such as pouring coffee or polishing shoes ---- they summer heatweave in southeastern Europe
can calculate their position accurately. E) while unusually heavy snowfall affected South Africa
and parts of South America
A) since B) when C) unless
D) so that E) in case 58. ALH84001 is one of several meteorites that are
generally acknowledged to have come from Mars ----.
53. About half of all women over 65 years of age take
some type of nutrition supplement, ---- only about A) when it is named for the place in Antarctica (Allan
one-fifth of older men do. Hills) and the year (1984) it was found
B) because they contain trapped gases that match the
A) before B) because C) that is Martian atmosphere
D) while E) despite C) while geologists at NASA discovered in the rock a
variety of surprising characteristics at a microscopic
54. Shortly after the Golden Gate Bridge was opened, ----. level
D) where it turned out to be the oldest known rock from
A) some aesthetic and artistic concerns may have any planet
dominated the visual design of the bridge E) so that the findings were based on meticulous studies
B) it has been an enormously successful bridge by and the papers of scientists at NASA
most aesthetic and functional criteria
C) its roadway proved to be overly flexible under
certain wind conditions
D) the design of the bridge’s towers was tested on
scale models, and construction of the bridge
started
E) a number of such structures were acting similarly

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59. Until fairly recently, we viewed the ocean as a 66. Being a scientist does not prevent one from
bountiful, virtually limitless resource, ----. participating in other fields of human endeavour, ----
being an artist does not prevent one from practising
A) so many countries are also taking steps to restore and science.
conserve wetlands
B) unless we are now seeing the effects of our disregard A) so far as B) rather than C) so that
for marine communities D) as well as E) just as
C) yet seafood would become less plentiful
D) and we have harvested the ocean heavily and used it as 67. The management wishes to get the solid mounted
a dumping ground for wastes engine and handlebar into production ----.
E) regardless of the fact that laws in many countries now
prohibit disposal of sewage and other wastes at sea A) whether electronic fuel injection had proved efficient or
not
60. The research team was relieved to learn that the B) thought the new braking system was still on trial
results of the experiment were in ---- their C) since it contributes greatly to ease of handling
expectations. D) unless the balance shaft reduced primary vibration
E) if it were mounted with sufficient rigidity
A) competition with B) place of
C) favour of D) excess of 68. ----, the Earth’s crust is actually in a state of continual
E) accord with flux.

61. Gravel or chalk are good subsoils sinse they do not A) If only they had been better prepared
hold moisture, and can support heavy loads. They B) Whenever there are sudden changes in temperature
are, C) However unreliable the method has proved
(22) ----, economical and do not vary in bulk with the D) When such an event is least expected
vagaries of the weather and temperature. E) Though it may not appear to be so
A) on the other hand B) moreover
C) in contrast D) occasionally 69. Though Kenya had been self -sufficient until the
E) regrettably 1980s, ---

62. ---- I investigated and studied my scientist colleague's A) the same problem faces small farmers in all parts of the
account of an environmental experiment, ---- world
thoroughly convinced I have become that it has no B) the situation in developing countries is becoming critical
value whatsoever. C) the economic interests of small farmers have been
disregarded
A) So far as / most B) The more / the more D) wheat prices there are dropping fast
C) Just as / more D) Neither / nor E) it now imports 80 per cent of its food
E) So long as / ever
70. X - rays are generated ----.
63. Questions about global warming are obviously of
concern to the general public, ---- to governments and A) if the sun is a copious source of energy
their scientific advisors. B) when electrical charges are accelerated or decelerated
C) after the target had been bombarded by electrons
A) except B) so as C) on the whole D) until the circuit gave off practically pure direct
D) as well as E) less than E) because the radiation was being imitated at a tangent

64. Electromagnetic traps for atomic ions work well for 71. Since the bismar, which is the simplest weighing
experiments using a small number of ions ---- they are instrument known, is not capable of accuracy ----.
completely impractical for large-scale systems.
A) spring balances have been more successful
A) so long as B) now that C) although B) a heavy load could be weighed at a short distance from
D) in case E) whether the fulcrum
C) various technical improvements were soon introduced
65. The trend of increasing carbon dioxide in the D) weighing continued to be a laborious operation
atmosphere is documented by the examination of air E) its use is illegal in England
bubbles trapped in glacial ice ---- by direct
measurements of the atmosphere.

A) as well as B) unless C) because of

D) also E) whereas

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72. Unless there is adequate foam to completely cover 79. ---- because there was a shortage of coal for smelting.
the burning material ----.
A) In Japan, steel expansion has been subsidized for
A) there is little hope of extinguishing the fire several years
B) the starvation principle hasn't been effective B) Italy has only very limited supplies of iron ore
C) an alternative method would be to demolish nearby C) In Sweden, steel- making on a large scale developed
buildings and create a fire stop late
D) it is smothering that works by limiting oxygen D) French reserves are among the best in Europe as
E) there is no fear of further combustion regards quantity
E) Stimulated by the rapid growth of the railways, the iron
73. The scientists endeavours ---- to produce power as and steel industry expanded rapidly in Russia
efficiently and cheaply as possible, ---- to apply it
economically. 80. ---- as it contains salt.

A) even / just as B) so / unless A) The sea freezes at temperatures below the normal
C) not only / but also D) as much / as if freezing point of water
E) most / that B) She tries to avoid such types of food
C) In polar regions glaciers frequently flow down into the
74. ---- simply transmitting voice, the Joint Tactical Radio sea
System (JRTS) as the Pentagon refers to it, will also D) The warmer the air the more moisture it can carry
simultaneously carry video and data transmissions. E) Snowflakes, like other from of water vapour, nearly
always possess a crystal structure
A) Rather than B) According to
C) Due to D) In contrast to 81. There are seasons of plentiful water and others of
E) In spite of scarcity ----.

75. ---- mechanical impact, certain impurities would make A) when water has to be used sparingly
such explosives unstable if they were stored in warm B) though irrigation schemes were introduced
conditions. C) since these outlets are designed to deliver supplies of water
automatically
A) Involving B) Including C) In case D) where traditional methods of irrigation stil remain in use
D) Contrary to E) Even without E) so flow irrigation is best suited to a flat countryside

76. Should the cabin pressure somehow be lost, ----. 82. More attention is being given to improved efficiency in
the use of fuel ----.
A) the oxygen canisters located above the passenger
seats in a plane provide oxygen to the passengers A) because they cause environmental pollution
through masks B) if prices continue to rise at this rate
B) the oxygen-generator canisters must be replaced C) as the cost of fuel increases
periodically to ensure that they will operate properly D) whether cleaner methods are forthcoming
when needed E) which should have been discovered earlier
C) the oxygen canister contains a core of sodium chlorate,
which is activated by a small explosive charge 83. Roentgen, which is the unit of radiation exposure, is
D) the airline maintenance rules made it clear that a bright defined ---- the number of ions produced in one cubic
yellow safety cap must be installed on the oxygen centimeter of air by the radiation.
canisters
E) a small explosion was initiated when a passenger A) in view of B) as well as C) due to
pulled the oxygen mask toward herself D) in terms of E) on behalf of

77. ---- astronomers have so far found no Earth-like 84. ---- industry is concerned, money spent on research is
planets, this does not mean that there are none. money well spent.

A) While B) As C) Even though A) According to B) As much as C) As far as

D) As if E) Unless D) Even so E) With regard to

78. Irrigation is the art of using water, ---- direct rainfall,

for crop cultivation.

A) in case of B) besides C) compared with

D) other than E) ranging from

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85. Traffic congestion is frequently not caused by 90. Atomic clocks keep time by tracking the waves which
overloading ---- by small disturbances in the flow. atoms emit ----.

A) as B) but C) as well as A) as they oscillate between different energy levels

D) more E) than B) though there are other viable ways to improve it
C) because they lose only 1 second in 150 million years
86. Just as railway bridges were the great structural D) before they can replace the clocks which are currently in
symbols of the 19th century, ----. use
E) while researchers have been working on an alternative
A) highway bridges became the engineering emblems of
the 20th century 91. The texture of the rock suggested it came from an
B) the invention of the automobile created an irresistible asteroid and not from a loose, sooty ice ball ---- a
demand for better roads comet.
C) most highway bridges carry lighter loads than railway
bridges do A) including B) like C) as
D) the type of bridge needed for cars and trucks is D) as well as E) such
fundamentally different from that needed for trains
E) an arch bridge curves upwards to support the roadway 92. The interiors of planets are totally inaccessible,
— what we know about them comes from indirect
87. ---- because each type behaves differently and has measurements and analysis.
a different effect on human health.
A) so B) whereas C) even though
A) On a global scale, most particulates come from natural D) since E) so as
sources
B) Solid particulates include grit from building sites and 93. It was not long — the design deficiencies of the room
soot from industrial chimneys became apparent.
C) Fortunately larger particles do not pose a health risk
D) Field experiments on wind-borne sand and dust had A) as if B) before C) until
already been carried out D) wherever E) unless
E) The study of particulates is an arduous one
94. The Centre conducted the study — identify
88. As space shuttles are designed to work in a vacuum, priority areas for conservation.
-
---. A) in order to B) as well as C) with
A) NASA engineers are hoping to cut take off weights by respect to
half D) due to E) with reference to
B) about 85 per cent of its weight is fuel 95. The next model the company produced was
C) the method is obviously inefficient but beter ones have well engineered and finely built but, —, it never
yet to be found became popular and sales were poor.
D) they have to carry not only fuel but the oxygen to burn it
E) such craft could accelerate to about ten times the A) on the contrary B) even so C) just
speed of sound as
D) such as E) in accordance with
89. The Earth is thought to be 4.6 billion years old ----. 96. Even though the water around coral reefs sometimes
looks clear, —.
A) because rocks dating back to the early geological ages
have been discovered in some parts of California A) wave-exposed waters differ in this respect from more
B) even though almost half the Earth is stil wilderness sheltered areas
C) so that astronomical observations and measurements B) it can contain a variety of suspended matter
could be made far more accurately C) in fact corals themselves secrete mucus to cleanse
D) though until recently few geological traces have been their colony surfaces
found that date back further than 3.6 billion years D) these aggregates often resemble snowflakes
E) since at the beginning it was a lifeless planet still being E) large quantities of inorganic particles were also present
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97. — so that it can get close to hostile forces without 102. —, its true potential has barely been explored.
being detected.
A) If new information continues to increase at this rate
A) The precision navigation systems are what impressed B) Since these memory systems are due for overhaul
most of us C) Though technology has given us massive memory
B) Ideally the periscope would have been eliminated storage
C) The new-style submarine has been specifically D) Unless there are some more creative entries
designed E) When a number of problems suddenly came to the fore
D) This is just one of a number of smaller, smarter,
stealthier submarines 103. Statistics show that the risk of a fatality, —, is
E) Previously submarines were not expected to work in proportional to the distance covered.
shallow, coastal waters
A) while driving on rural interstate highways
98. As the canal bed slopes downward by just 8 cm each B) that did not include intermediate take-offs and landings
kilometer ----. C) until a natural disaster has occurred
D) so long as the driver was experienced
A) the cracks in the concrete were the result of the heat E) which could have been prevented
B) there might have been a build-up of water
C) it didn’t need to be frequently cleaned 104. ---- providing energy, proteins provide the raw
D) the water flows slowly but consistently materials for building the body’s tissues and
E) everything was done to prevent the concrete from regulating its many activities.
drying too fast
A) According to B) As regards C) Despite
99. — when NASA astronauts were installing the new D) In addition to E) Contrary to
cooling system.
105. The theory posits that Earth’s climate changes ----
A) An infrared camera on board the Hubble Space cyclic variations in the way it orbits the sun.
Telescope got damaged
B) The Nubble's infrared camera had taken stunning A) in place of B) in case of C) so as to
space pictures D) in view of E) as a result of
C) The Hubble Space Telescope is expected to relay to
NASA spectacular images of some distant galaxies 106. Long before Linnaeus established his system for
D) There appears to be plenty of water in the outer Solar naming plants in the 18th century, ----.
System in the form of ice
E) The new space shuttle, designed by a consortium of A) around the world, orchids have long been symbols of
aircraft companies, will have two rockets to launch it fertility and potency as in the Greek legend of Orchis
B) the common names of flowers should be highly
100. Soldiers will continue to be killed in "friendly fire" evocative or imaginative
incidents —. C) early attempts at growing orchids had consisted of
placing plants in pots filled with a thick mixture of rotting
A) unless a better and more reliable communications wood and leaves
technology is developed D) many Amazonian orchids are referred to locally as
B) if acts of terrorism are not included “monkey love-potions”
C) that fighting on foot is still the only way to occupy an E) people throughout the world called plants by their own
unfriendly town or city inventive names
D) as the infantry man had most to gain from new
advances in military technology 107. While air quality may improve with increased biofuel
E) which demonstrates the need for yet more use, ----.
improvements
A) water quality can suffer due to over-use of fertilizers
101. The "giant squid" may need to change its name ----. and overdrawn water supplies
B) worldwide ethanol demand has pushed up the cost of
A) that the nickname for the new specimen is the "colossal corn by 25% and sugar by 100%
squid" C) meanwhile, fuel crops had increased in value
B) since a bigger and meaner relative has been D) the energy balance of today’s ethanol is positive
discovered near Antarctica E) 75 million gallons of biodiesel and 4 billion gallons of
C) if it has hooks at the ends of its tentacles ethanol were made last year
D) so it could maul sperm whales
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108. When sunlight hits a raindrop, ----. 112. Biological psychology is interdisciplinary by nature -
--
A) a ray of sunlight actually consists of a mixture of
differently-coloured light A) now that about half the people who have advanced
B) a typical raindrop is spherical in shape degrees in psychology will work in colleges and
C) the rainbow is actually a circle which is centered on the universities
point that is directly opposite the sun from the observer B) if our treatment of consciousness reflected both the
D) there is a reduction in its speed and this causes the biological and cognitive perspectives
light to bend C) since it seeks to establish relationships between
E) refraction is the bending of light as it passes from one pyschological processes and biological ones
medium to another D) just as biological researchers have often attempted to
explain psychological principles in terms of biological
109. Having taken in more carbohydrates than it needs, --- ones
- E) and so cognitive science and cultural psychology are
further examples of this phenemenon
A) sugar can contribute to nutrient deficiencies only by
displacing nutrients 113. Most viruses cannot survive very long outside a
B) the body uses glucose to meet its energy requirements, living host cell, ----.
fills its glycogen stores to capacity, and may still have
some left over A) although temperate bacteriophages do not always
C) researchers agree that unusually high doses of refined destroy their hosts
sugar can alter blood lipids to favour heart disease B) but the type of attachment proteins on the surface of a
D) high-fibre foods not only add bulk to the diet, but are virus determines what type of cell it can infect
economical and nutritious C) since viruses have several ways to penetrate animal
E) a high-fat diet raises the risks of heart disease, some cells
types of cancer, hypertension, diabetes and obesity D) so their survival depends to a great extent on their
being transmitted from animal to animal
110. ----, yet the “software programmes”, or genes, inside E) yet under a microscope, most bacteria appear similar in
our bodies have not changed much in thousands of size and form
years.
114. ----, it is now actually quite a simple matter to make
A) Computer software has come down in price by half electrons oppose the “push” of applied electric and
annually magnetic fields.
B) There is a gene that tells fat cells to hold on to every
calorie in order to protect the body during periods of A) Although this process might have seemed impossible in
starvation the past
C) Scientists are researching new methods to overcome B) Rather than the wave reacting to an individual molecule
the difficulties of gene therapy C) Whether there is a collective response of milions of
D) A human gene is composed of two sets of 23 molecules
chromosomes D) Because one wants to understand how negative
E) Our computers and other electronic devices refraction can arise
typically E) Since much remains to be done to turn such visions
have their software updated every few months into reality
111. ---- because at these speeds they can propel the car
without using engine power. 115. Physical activity limits the rise in blood glucose that
would normally occur after a meal ----.
A) The two-mode hybrid systems contain two electric
motors surrounding two planetary gear sets A) but aerobic exercise is typically recommended for
B) At higher velocities, engine power is required people who want to lose weight
C) The systems can deliver continuous power in the B) since research is ongoing in this area
required amounts C) whereas it takes weeks to months of aerobic training to
D) Single-mode hybrid automobile systems are more fuel- improve physical fitness
efficient at lower speeds D) that it will be required only under certain specific
E) Two-mode systems switch between modes without the conditions
driver realizing it E) by making insulin work better in moving glucose into
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116. ----, astronomers want to take pictures of galaxies of 122. Although global warming was outside the
various ages from infancy to maturity. parameters of their study, ----.

A) Because Hubble has taken long exposures of small A) countries with high gasoline prices are more innovative
patches of sky in the field of personal transportation vehicles
B) In order to get an idea of what the Milky Way might B) battery-powered electric vehicles would not have been
have looked like in the past disregarded
C) Even though old galaxies were smaller in size and C) fossil fuel consumption habits will have to be curtailed
more irregular in shape than modern ones D) for the present the focus is on the efficient use of fossil
D) As one would expect, if today’s galaxies formed from fuels
the union of several smaller ones E) it is nevertheless a fact that should have been faced
E) If the rate of star formation reached its peak around
seven billion years ago 123. ---- as they are today.

117. He realized that the world could run out of key A) Satellites are providing clear photographs
resources, ---- he was a harsh critic of the B) The fluctuating magnetic field lies deep in the centre of
wastefulness of modern industrial society. Earth
C) Several other bodies in the solar system generate their
A) so that B) whether C) so long as own magnetic fields
D) and so E) but D) Earth’s magnetic poles have not always been oriented
E) Many intriguing explanations are being put Forward
118. ---- the car is equipped with a sophisticated
protection system, you know you are fully protected. 124. Since mines may have been laid there, ----.

A) Until B) Even if C) Although A) these fields had not been cultivated

D) So E) Since B) large areas of valuable farmland are being overgrown
by bamboo
119. Engineering structures must conform ---- to their C) immense bamboo thickets would have come into being
type ---- to the laws of physics. D) the costs of restoring farmland to full production have
always been high
A) not only / but also B) as / as C) more / E) faster techniques were called for
but
D) both / as E) either / and 125. The vast oil output of the Caspian must be piped
overland to, say, the Mediterranean, ----.
120. ----, though none are yet being grown on a
commercial scale. A) that it is not a landlocked sea
A) Conifers are dominant trees in northern latitudes B) if a pipeline is laid across Iran
B) Trees produce copious pollen, which travels up to 16 C) before it can be pumped into tankers
kilometres D) which would also pass through Georgia
C) Genetically modified trees have not been planted in E) as a great deal of diplomacy would be required
natural woods and forests
D) Plants demonstrate a remarkable diversity in size, habit and 126. Their latest digital radio is supplied with a pair of
form active speakers ----.
E) Genetically modified trees are being developed for a
variety of uses A) if the number keys have been moved to the sides
B) that an FM radio is fitted into its compact dimensions
121. Because each leaf is characteristic of the plant on C) though the screen itself seemed to be touchsensitive
which it grows, ----. D) so you don’t have to plug it into an amplifier
E) how the graphic display shows the programme you are
A) most leaves are composed of three parts: a blade, a listening to
petiole and a pair of stipules
B) water loss by evaporation from the leaf’s surface is
unavoidable
C) many plants can be identified by their leaves alone
D) all parts of a plant can be damaged by air pollution, but
leaves are particularly susceptible
E) many leaves have special structures through which
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127. Despite the fact that no one has ever seen it happen, 131. Although geologists tended to dismiss the attempt of
----. the physicist Kelvin to estimate the age of Earth as
being too simplistic, ----.
A) there is evidence to suggest that rocks of up to 320
kilograms are moved by the wind across the floor of A) the theory of continental drift might have been accepted
Death Valley in California decades earlier
B) the Grandstand is a 20-metre-high island of rock that B) early nineteenth-century geologists largely accepted
looks like the top of a mountain buried in a sea of that Earth was of unlimited age
sediment C) many people believe that his calculation failed through his
C) most of southeastern California is a region torn by ignorance of radioactivity
earthquakes and eroded by wind and rain D) Kelvin began writing on this subject when he was 16
D) Death Valley lies 86 metres below sea level and is E) the model he used has in fact proved very useful in
surrounded by peaks of more than 3,000 metres geology
E) Death Valley was formed as the Amargosa and Panamint
mountain ranges were pulled apart from each other 132. Since albatross have the longest wings in nature,
----
A) their populations had already begun to decline
128. As the Hubble Space Telescope continues its B) they came ashore far more frequently
mission, ---- C) they can glide for hundreds of kilometres without
flapping their wings
A) Edwin Hubble encouraged this idea in connection with D) from time to time they went in search of new breeding
his own research grounds
B) Eta Carinae is one of the most massive stars known in E) most pairs mate for life, producing and raising one
the Milky Way, and is thought to be on the verge of chick every two years
becoming a gigantic supernova
C) millions of people have already learned a great deal 133. Twenty years have passed since the accident at
about the solar system Chernobyl ----.
D) we tend to think of science in terms of great minds
coming up with great ideas A) when many of the studies have been showing an
E) it sends home new revelations about the life and death of elevated rate of mutations among the animals in the
stars and the nature of our expanding universe area
B) so that scientists studying the effects find themselves
129. When the first transistor amplifiers came along, ----. in unpopular positions
C) wherever policy makers want concrete conclusions and
A) there were a number of design deficiencies results, not probability estimates on the dangers of
B) the engineers identified these problems and fixed them radiation exposure
C) people would have been astonished by the magic of it all D) because many public servants do not share the
D) Shockley, Bardeen and Brattain developed the scientists’ enthusiasm for the scientific process
transistor in 1947 and 1948 E) but the extent to which people and the environment
E) the extent of their achievements will never be have been harmed is still being hotly debated
appreciated
134. Geologists note that coal is similar to tar ----.

130. As soon as scientists realized the power of DNA A) as we might expect coal to last another 200 years
technology, ----. B) unless environmental issues may limit how much of this
resource is exploited
A) early concerns focused on the possibility that they C) in that both are relatively difficult to mine without
might create new pathogens dangerous environmental consequences
B) the Human Genome Project has yielded many other D) because the world is using these energy sources so
unexpected results inefficiently at the moment
C) they claim that these proteins could be tested for their E) while tar is also formed by tobacco burning
ability to cause allergic reactions
D) they began to worry about its potential dangers
E) one safety measure is a set of strict laboratory
procedures designed to protect researchers from
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135. One of the most important aspects of our planet’s 141. Many basic issues, ---- the relationship between
evolution is the formation of the atmosphere, ----. gravity and quantum physics, remain unsolved.

A) if continents and oceans, encircled by an oxygen-rich A) except for B) despite C) such as

atmosphere, support familiar life forms D) in case of E) instead of
B) although such constant change has characterized Earth
since its beginning some 4.5 billion years ago
C) whether understanding the carbon dioxide content of 142. Certain reactions, ---- catalytic methanation, appear
the early atmosphere is crucial for understanding to stop before they are complete.
climatic control
D) because it is this assemblage of gases that allowed life to A) instead of B) such as C) in
come out of the oceans and to be sustained place of
E) as continental shift has been altering the face of Earth D) in case of E) with reference to
for nearly a billion years 143. many diverse animal forms exist
exceptions can be found to almost any definition of
136. Fish often spend much of their time in the deep, cool an animal.
waters of a lake ---- oxygen levels there become
depleted by decomposers. A) So / as B) As / as C) Whether / so
D) So / that E) Neither / nor
A) as if B) just as C) now that
D) unless E) so as 144. Products diverse rubber, tobacco,
coffee, chocolate and aromatic oils for perfumes come
137. In 2002, ---- Australia’s Great Barrier Reef was hit from flowering plants.
hard by unseasonable warming, 95 per cent of its
coral was adversely affected. A) as /as B) too / than C) both / and
D) either / or E) not only / but also
A) so that B) if C) when
D) so long as E) in case 145. Networks without controlled access can ---- ensure
the security or privacy of stored data, ---- keep network
138. ---- a violent storm is over, it leaves a cooler ocean resources from being exploited by “hackers”.
behind, lowering the likelihood that more storms will
flare up, at least not immediately. A) neither / nor B) so / as C) only / but
D) rather / than E) also / but
A) Once B) Even so C) Even if
D) Since E) While 146. Such an investment would save many times ----
water as could ever be supplied by draining the Ebro
139. Humans, like all warm-blooded animals, can keep river.
their core body temperatures pretty much constant
---- differences in the temperature in the world around A) the more B) more C) as much
them. D) as more E) the most

A) as of B) regardless of C) instead of 147. In statistics, random samples are obtained ---- by

D) in terms of E) because of sampling replacement from a finite population ---- by
sampling without replacement from an infinite
140. For a domestic staircase, an additional form of population.
support, ---- a "carriage", that is a beam under the
centre of the stairs, is not usually necessary. A) either / or B) whether / and C) just / as
D) as / as E) so / that
A) in case of B) so that C) such as
D) according to E) either

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FEN BİLİMLERİ BAĞLAÇLAR
CEVAP ANAHTARI

1) B 2) D 3) E 4) C 5) D 6) A 7) A 8) E 9) B 10) E

11) B 12) C 13) D 14) A 15) D 16) E 17) C 18) A 19) B 20) A

21) D 22) B 23) D 24) C 25) B 26) A 27) A 28) D 29) D 30) D

31) A 32) B 33) A 34) E 35) A 36) A 37) A 38) D 39) D 40) B

41) D 42) C 43) B 44) D 45) C 46) E 47) E 48) A 49) E 50) E

51) E 52) C 53) D 54) C 55) D 56) B 57) E 58) B 59) D 60) E

61) B 62) B 63) D 64) C 65) A 66) E 67) C 68) E 69) E 70) B

71) E 72) A 73) C 74) A 75) E 76) A 77) C 78) D 79) A 80) A

81) A 82) C 83) D 84) C 85) B 86) A 87) E 88) D 89) A 90) A

91) B 92) A 93) B 94) A 95) B 96) B 97) C 98) D 99) A 100) A

101) B 102) C 103) A 104) D 105) E 106) E 107) A 108) D 109) B 110) E

111) D 112) C 113) D 114) A 115) E 116) B 117) D 118) E 119) A 120) E

121) C 122) E 123) D 124) B 125) C 126) D 127) A 128) E 129) A 130) D

131) E 132) C 133) E 134) C 135) D 136) D 137) C 138) A 139) B 140) C

141) C 142) B 143) D 144) A 145) A 146) C 147) A

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