2016 e-YDS - 5 - İngilizce Çıkmış Sorular
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Soru 1 |
Age ---- causes a physical decline and our risk of developing certain diseases such as heart disease and osteoporosis increases.
unpredictably | |
inevitably | |
inappropriately | |
uncommonly | |
irrationally |
Soru 2 |
Walter Dill Scott of Northwestern University suggested that advertisers ---- certain fundamental principles on which ---- a rational theory of advertising.
might have developed / being constructed | |
should develop / to construct | |
can develop / constructing | |
had to develop / having constructed | |
could develop / to be constructed |
Soru 3 |
Ever since psychologists started studying intelligence, ----.
the first and most popular form of intelligence is
called the two-factor theory | |
common measuring factors of intelligence include
memory, attention and concentration | |
they have relied heavily on psychological tests for
their concepts | |
it is meant to represent how generally intelligent
you are based on your performance | |
some psychologists come up with a test of mental
abilities |
Soru 4 |
Languages differ from one another in innumerable ways, but just because people talk differently does not necessarily mean they think differently.
Taking the number of differences among
languages into account, people think speakers of
different languages can vary in how they think. | |
The countless differences among languages
does not mean that speakers of different
languages may actually think differently. | |
One can argue that speakers of different
languages think differently just by considering the
various differences among languages | |
Speakers of different languages think
differently, but in fact, it does not account for the
countless differences among languages. | |
The way speakers of different languages think
does not have any influence on the numerous
differences among languages. |
Soru 5 |
Robin: – Do you know that when Belgian astronomer Georges Lemaitre suggested that the Universe is expanding, many physicists, including Einstein, rejected his theory?
Douglas: – ----
Robin: – No, not at the beginning. Einstein was at first convinced that the Universe was static. But later, after the introduction of more advanced telescopes, he changed his mind and accepted Lemaitre's theory.
Douglas: – Well, at least he had the wisdom to correct his mistake. Many scientists insist on their misconceptions despite a lot of counter evidence.
Were there any other popular scientists opposed
to Lemaitre's theory? | |
So, Lemaitre was the first person to offer what
shaped the world of physics? | |
That's because Einstein was in competition with
him, isn't that right? | |
Really? I thought that Einstein also supported the
same theory, didn't he? | |
Did Lemaitre's theory gain widespread acceptance
before he died? |
Soru 6 |
---- Infants as young as 6 months show interest in and positive behaviours towards other babies, and as infants develop, their interactions with peers become more frequent and more complex. During the preschool years, peer interactions continue to grow in frequency and complexity. Relations with peers become more differentiated, and symbolic forms of interaction begin to predominate over physical ones.
Social-learning theories put forward that
children learn behaviours within particular
situations. | |
Social context proves to be an important source
of variations in play across different cultures | |
Children’s interactions are affected neither by
age nor by experience | |
Children’s peer relations undergo dramatic
changes with development. | |
Unlike older children, infants cannot
spontaneously seek their peers for companionship
or pleasure. |
Soru 7 |
(I) The World Health Organisation estimates that 246 million people have poor vision. (II) Among these, almost 90 percent live in low-income areas without good access to health care or expensive diagnostic machines. (III) To solve this problem, a private laboratory has combined a tool often used for eye tests into a single inexpensive and portable device. (IV) Fitting people for glasses is also important, but it is only half of the battle. (V) It calculates whether someone is shortsighted by measuring the size and shape of their eyes.
II | |
IV | |
V | |
I | |
III |
Soru 8 |
Adult education has now become so important a feature of societies that it increasingly attracts more attention of sociologists, politicians, and businesses.
Yetişkin eğitiminin günümüzde toplumlar için
oldukça önemli bir hâl alması, toplum bilimcilerin,
politikacıların ve işletmelerin gittikçe daha fazla
dikkatini çekmektedir. | |
Yetişkin eğitimi günümüzde toplumların son
derece önemli bir özelliği hâline geldiği için toplum
bilimcilerin, politikacıların ve işletmelerin gittikçe
daha çok dikkatini çekmektedir. | |
Yetişkin eğitimi günümüzde toplumlar için son
derece önemli bir hâl aldıkça, toplum bilimcilerin,
politikacıların ve işletmelerin gittikçe daha fazla
dikkatini çekmektedir. | |
Yetişkin eğitimi günümüzde toplumların o kadar
önemli bir özelliği hâline gelmiştir ki toplum
bilimcilerin, politikacıların ve işletmelerin gittikçe
daha çok dikkatini çekmektedir. | |
Yetişkin eğitimi günümüzde toplumların oldukça
önemli bir özelliği hâline gelmiştir, bu yüzden
toplum bilimcilerin, politikacıların ve işletmelerin
gittikçe daha çok dikkatini çekmektedir. |
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