Americans ---- to view their history as a success story and as a victory for democracy.

Today, many Americans see the ---- against terrorism as an example of the US standing up for what is right in the world.

Although print media readership ---- in the last few decades, many ---- a newspaper every day or a newsmagazine on a regular basis.

---- crying is an infant's only way of communication, it is not limited to one monotone sound.

It was claimed that 500,000 people went to the Women's March last January. (1) ----, there was a disagreement over this number. A digital services company (2) ---- that there were 440,000 marchers. Yet, it is known that it was the biggest US protest since the Vietnam War protests. The New York Times said the Women's March was (3) ---- bigger than President Donald Trump's inauguration.The Women's March was a also global protest for women's rights. Five million people (4) ---- marches around the world. Marchers focused (5) ---- immigration, healthcare, the environment, racial equality, freedom of religion and workers' rights.

(1) nolu boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

It was claimed that 500,000 people went to the Women's March last January. (1) ----, there was a disagreement over this number. A digital services company (2) ---- that there were 440,000 marchers. Yet, it is known that it was the biggest US protest since the Vietnam War protests. The New York Times said the Women's March was (3) ---- bigger than President Donald Trump's inauguration.The Women's March was a also global protest for women's rights. Five million people (4) ---- marches around the world. Marchers focused (5) ---- immigration, healthcare, the environment, racial equality, freedom of religion and workers' rights.

(2) nolu boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

It was claimed that 500,000 people went to the Women's March last January. (1) ----, there was a disagreement over this number. A digital services company (2) ---- that there were 440,000 marchers. Yet, it is known that it was the biggest US protest since the Vietnam War protests. The New York Times said the Women's March was (3) ---- bigger than President Donald Trump's inauguration.The Women's March was a also global protest for women's rights. Five million people (4) ---- marches around the world. Marchers focused (5) ---- immigration, healthcare, the environment, racial equality, freedom of religion and workers' rights.

(3) nolu boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

It was claimed that 500,000 people went to the Women's March last January. (1) ----, there was a disagreement over this number. A digital services company (2) ---- that there were 440,000 marchers. Yet, it is known that it was the biggest US protest since the Vietnam War protests. The New York Times said the Women's March was (3) ---- bigger than President Donald Trump's inauguration.The Women's March was a also global protest for women's rights. Five million people (4) ---- marches around the world. Marchers focused (5) ---- immigration, healthcare, the environment, racial equality, freedom of religion and workers' rights.

(4) nolu boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

It was claimed that 500,000 people went to the Women's March last January. (1) ----, there was a disagreement over this number. A digital services company (2) ---- that there were 440,000 marchers. Yet, it is known that it was the biggest US protest since the Vietnam War protests. The New York Times said the Women's March was (3) ---- bigger than President Donald Trump's inauguration.The Women's March was a also global protest for women's rights. Five million people (4) ---- marches around the world. Marchers focused (5) ---- immigration, healthcare, the environment, racial equality, freedom of religion and workers' rights.

(5) nolu boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi bulunuz.

Hong Kong must preserve the global essence of its legal system----.

When the Great War broke out in 1914, ----.

As a result of the long debate among the delegates, the chairman was forced to resign.

Restrictions on Iran's nuclear program should not be lifted for as long as Iran continues its aggression in the region and in the world

Yeni antrenörle anlaşamadığı için, ünlü futbolcu takıma giremedi.

Imagine a world where everybody told the complete and honest truth all the time. This would be humorous because it's so contrary to the world we live in. Can you assume telling someone you were breaking up with him because of his bad looks? Or admitting to your boss that you have read his private e-mails? We don't do that in a usual society. Instead, we create a different story that fits into our interests, either major or minor. We lie because it works, and because it has benefits. We avoid punishment by creating the best possible version of ourselves, and we lie so that we don't have to face the consequences of the real story. We are very experienced liars in that our story of doing so begins as we start speaking. Apart from that, scholars point out that lying is also tied in within the level of self-esteem. Once people feel that their self-esteem is threatened, they immediately begin to lie at higher levels, or otherwise. To some extent, we can be proud of our lies. Lying is considered a sign of intelligence and cognitive skill, because it takes some aptitude to recognize the way things are and then create and present an alternative to that reality. Thus, the next time you lie don’t get embarrassed as it is just part of the human nature.

• The author implies that ----.

Imagine a world where everybody told the complete and honest truth all the time. This would be humorous because it's so contrary to the world we live in. Can you assume telling someone you were breaking up with him because of his bad looks? Or admitting to your boss that you have read his private e-mails? We don't do that in a usual society. Instead, we create a different story that fits into our interests, either major or minor. We lie because it works, and because it has benefits. We avoid punishment by creating the best possible version of ourselves, and we lie so that we don't have to face the consequences of the real story. We are very experienced liars in that our story of doing so begins as we start speaking. Apart from that, scholars point out that lying is also tied in within the level of self-esteem. Once people feel that their self-esteem is threatened, they immediately begin to lie at higher levels, or otherwise. To some extent, we can be proud of our lies. Lying is considered a sign of intelligence and cognitive skill, because it takes some aptitude to recognize the way things are and then create and present an alternative to that reality. Thus, the next time you lie don’t get embarrassed as it is just part of the human nature.

• We are given the information in the passage that ----.

Imagine a world where everybody told the complete and honest truth all the time. This would be humorous because it's so contrary to the world we live in. Can you assume telling someone you were breaking up with him because of his bad looks? Or admitting to your boss that you have read his private e-mails? We don't do that in a usual society. Instead, we create a different story that fits into our interests, either major or minor. We lie because it works, and because it has benefits. We avoid punishment by creating the best possible version of ourselves, and we lie so that we don't have to face the consequences of the real story. We are very experienced liars in that our story of doing so begins as we start speaking. Apart from that, scholars point out that lying is also tied in within the level of self-esteem. Once people feel that their self-esteem is threatened, they immediately begin to lie at higher levels, or otherwise. To some extent, we can be proud of our lies. Lying is considered a sign of intelligence and cognitive skill, because it takes some aptitude to recognize the way things are and then create and present an alternative to that reality. Thus, the next time you lie don’t get embarrassed as it is just part of the human nature.

• As it is clearly stated in the passage, the severity of the lie depends on --------.

Writing letters or messages were much more common in the past than they are now. There were no cell phones, no internet or computers. ----. Unlike these means of communication, today’s technology allows us to get in touch with each other after a few clicks.

As an agent of identity, Hadrian's Wall served multiple parties over time. For many, it is viewed as a physical reminder of Britain’s Roman heritage. ---- The Scottish view of the Wall, on the other hand, held it as a symbol of courage of the ancient Scots who resisted and opposed the imperial aims of Britain/Rome.

(I) 1984 is a political novel written by George Orwell with the purpose of warning readers in the West of the dangers of totalitarian government. (II) George Orwell designed this novel to warn Western nations which were still unsure about how to approach the rise of communism and totalitarian governments in Spain and Russia. (III) In 1949, when the Cold War had not yet escalated, many American intellectuals supported communism. (IV) Orwell was deeply disturbed by the widespread cruelties and oppressions he observed in these communist countries. (V) He was also particularly concerned by the role of technology in enabling oppressive governments to monitor and control their citizens.