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1-34. sorularda, cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen ifadeyi bulunuz.
1. Why ……..you………there, watching television? You know you ought to be getting on with your work?
a) are/sitting b) do/sit c) have/sat d) did/sit
2. Our team is playing really well this year. I think they……….the world cup.
a) will win b) won c) have won d) are going to win
3. By the time I complete my studies next month, I……………..in London for nearly a year. I don’t
think I will stay any longer after that.
a) have lived b) lived c) will have lived d) *** living
4. When I left the airport, John and his wife ………..to the customs official. They seemed to have
some difficulty over their passports.
a) did they talk b) were talking c) had been talking d) were talked
5. Come round between eight and ten. My sons and I …………the match on TV then.
a) will watch b) will have watched c) will be watching d) are watching
6. That the manager …….the secretaries about their personal lives ………them uncomfortable.
a) ask/makes b) asks/makes c) asks/make d) ask/make
7. Tarkan normally…………the summer in Hawaii but this summer he ………… .
a) spends/isn’t b) spend /does c) spends / is d) spend / doesn’t
8. I’m tired. We……..for more than an hour. Let’s stop and rest for a while.
a) are walking b) have been walking c) walked d) were walking
9. Mr. Thompson suddenly remembered that he…………….the files at home and he decided to turn back.
a) left b) has left c) had left d) was leaving
10. I ……………that antique vase in the auction, but I didn’t have enough money.
a) would buy b) was going to buy c) will have bought d) have bought
11. We had enough workers but the company manager employed twenty more. He……have done
that. It will increase the cost of production.
a) should b) must c) could d) needn’t
12. A: “Diana, didn’t I see you at the reception yesterday?”
B: “ It……………have been me. I was ill at home.”
a) can’t b) may not c) might not d) must not
13. He had an accident and it was totally his own fault. He …………...have been driving so fast.
a) shouldn’t b) can’t c) oughtn’t d) mustn’t
14. It is not an urgent situation. We……….meet later on if you don’t have enough time to discuss the finance reports.
a) don’t have to b) must not c) had better d) would rather
15. When the road in front of us closed because of a burst pipe we felt very strange because we……. being in a crowded and noisy environment.
a) were used to b) didn’t use to c) were not used to d) used to
16. Did you hear about the terrorist attacks in New York? There…… a lot of news about it on TV last night.
a) were b) is c) was d) are
17. Now my house looks much better. I have had it ………….from top to bottom.
a) renew b) to renew c) renewing d) renewed
18. Jane had a serious operation and I didn’t visit her at the hospital before she left. I wish I………..
a) did b) had c) visited her d) were
19. I’m faithful to him. I will never forget what he has done for me…………I live.
a) as b) as long as c) before d) that
20. Mrs. Williams has a very active sports life………….of her old age.
a) although b) whereas c) despite d) in spite
21. I always keep a dictionary in my drawer …………..I need to look up an unknown word.
a) in case b) before c) if d) whereas
22. As a result of the confusing explanation…………understood what they had to do.
a) somebody b) anybody c) nobody d) everybody
23. Helen is the ……………of the two students in mathematics in the classroom.
a) good b) better c) best d) better than
24. We never watch films late at night on weekdays, …………?
a) do we b) shall we c) don’t we d) aren’t we
25. In 1994, a ski slope atmosphere………..by having artificial snow and keeping the temperature in the high 20 degrees.
a) created b) was created c) is created d) may be created
26. It is high time you………..something about your furious dog. It disturbs the neighborhood.
a) do b) will do c) to do d) did
27. My father advised…………….. a second hand car as it might have caused a lot of mechanical problems.
a) me not to buy b) me to not buy c) me not buying d) not to buy me
28. John’s grandmother has been ill for a long time. He wants…………….by a specialist doctor.
a) her to examine b) her to be examined c) to examine d) to be examined
29. I’d like to go to Rize for …………. holiday and visit my relatives.
a) three-day b) three- days c) a three-day d) a three-days
30. İstanbul,…….many big wars took place, has a combination of different cultures and civilizations.
a) where b) that c) when d) which
31. It seems that the bus for…………we are waiting will never come and we won’t meet our friends on time.
a) - b) that c) which d) where
32. The planes………..crashed into World Trade Center and killed many people.
a) hijacking b) hijacked c) having hijacked d) to be hijacked
33. ………….. the waiters 10% in some different cultures can be regarded as an assault.
a) Tip b) Tipping c) Having tipped d) Tipped
34. Special university counselors try to help students with the problems ………………………… .
a) for giving them advice
b) giving them advice
c) advise to them
d) to give advice
35-42. sorularda , cümlede boş bırakılan yerlere uygun düşen kelime veya kelime grubunu bulunuz.
35. Mr. Hawk was defeated in the elections. He didn’t get enough…………. .
a) marks b) votes c) points d) grades
36. I …………..the admission exam and was able to enter university.
a) won b) beat c) passed d) met
37. The original painting looks ………..the reproduction.
a) alike b) similar c) like d) as
38. Do you know what ……….so many people evacuate their homes?
a) forced b) caused c) made d) got
39. The little girl …………..when she heard the animal which was bought for the Sacrifice Feast would be cut.
a) broke down b) broke in c) broke through d) broke off
40. Because of the strong wind, the fire spread in such a speedy way that it took ten hours to………it………….. .
a) made/out b) put /out c) caught /on d) looked / in
41. Every month she ……………half of her salary in order to buy a car.
a) puts up with b) puts away c) puts through d) puts aside
42. It is hard for a person, especially for an inexperienced one , to ………..how to cook vegetable without losing its vitamin.
a) keep away b) figure out c) get down d) let off
43-47. sorularda, verilen cümleyi uygun biçimde tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.
43. ………………….., Mrs. Wilkinson is expecting her fourth baby.
a) As soon as she was promised to be given permission from her workplace
b) Although the family has difficulty in bringing up children financially
c) Since the family affairs always frighten her
d) Because of her husband’s unwillingness for a new child
44. …………………who saw the robbery should contact the police.
a) Somebody had been passing by
b) Anyone young or old
c) If you know anyone
d) The detectives are still trying to find out
45. It would be interesting……………………… .
a) to hear the writer’s own opinion of his work.
b) if you had heard the writer’s own opinion of his work.
c) unless you hear the writer’s own opinion of his work.
d) provided that you hear the writer’s own opinion of his work.
46. If your boss asked you to take an extra work without more pay,………………. .?
a) have you discussed the matter with him
b) would you agree to do so
c) why do you think he may have suggested this
d) will you resign at once
47. Discussing the matter with some of the colleagues,……………… .
a) he entered the newly established laboratory
b) that was not logical for the other scholars
c) which is related to the current economic recession
d) before the pilot landed the plane
48-52. sorularda boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen cümleyi bulunuz.
48. Tourism has grown so quickly during the last quarter of a century that it has become a problem in both industrialized and developing nations. The problem is this: tourism as it developed in the sixties and seventies is self destructive. It destroys the very things tourists come for. ………….
a) In some cases tourism can help a country rediscover and focus on its own heritage.
b) Tourists generally learn very little about what real everyday life is like.
c) It is a classic case of killing the goose that lays golden egg.
d) Tourism seems on the face of it to be a big earner of foreign currency.
49. All over the surface of the Earth, millions of tons of water are evaporating every second,
condensing in the air into drops so small that it takes thousands of them to make a single raindrop.……………….. . When clouds roll in from the sea over the warmer land, they are forced to rise and become cooler in the colder upper atmosphere. As the air cools down it may pass through its saturation and then some of its water vapor turns to rain.
a) It is these tiny droplets that make clouds.
b) Water heats up more slowly than land.
c) This is called the rain cycle.
d) Rain comes from the evaporation of rivers, seas and lakes.
50. A friend is someone to confide in, someone who will help shoulder your most difficult problems. Look for a person who will have your interests at heart and will act accordingly. …………….. . Trust develops only over time, but it’s time well spent. One good friend is precious. Put energy into maintaining the friendship, and don’t give up on it easily.
a) Friendships do not occur overnight.
b) Wake up each morning with a positive attitude.
c) Be slow in choosing a friend, slower in changing.
d) Do not manipulate others or use someone for selfish reasons.
51. Smoking is a bad habit. I remember smoking my first cigarette. I was ten when my parents let me go off to a school camp and that’s where it happened. We were sitting by the lake late one night when I was offered my first cigarette. I could have refused it, of course, but everyone in the group tried it and so did I. …………….. . I’ve often tried cutting it down but whenever I decide to cut it down, I feel like smoking even more.
a) Cigarette consumption has increased sharply recently
b) Now, I *** a heavy smoker
c) Drug addiction is different from it
d) Some of the colleagues in the office complained about the smoke from my cigarettes
52. …………… . Lions are found living wild in the grasslands of Africa. They hunt smaller animals
and feed on them. There are no wild lions in Europe, but there are captive lions in European zoos.
a) A lion can kill a man.
b) When lion becomes old, the hair is sometimes black
c) The male lion is a beautiful animal
d) The lion is called the king of beasts
53-57. sorularda, verilen Türkçe cümlenin İngilizce dengini bulunuz.
53. Onu nerede görsem bana en son yazdığı romandan bahsediyor.
a) He talks about the last novel he has written if I see him somewhere.
b) Wherever he talks about the novel he has written I see him.
c) The last time I saw him he was talking about the last novel he had written.
d) Wherever I see him, he talks about the last novel he has written.
54. Tek başına fiat denetiminin enflasyonu arttırması mümkündür.
a) It is possible that price control alone will increase inflation.
b) For price control alone to decrease inflation is possible
c) It is possible that price control when done alone will increase inflation.
d) Price control alone will increase inflation under all conditions.
55. Birgün bilgisayarlar öyle gelişmiş olacak ki insanlar onları denetleyeceği yerde onlar insanları denetleyeceklerdir.
a) Someday computers will be too sophisticated to be controlled by people.
b) Someday computers will be so advanced that they will control people, instead of people controlling them.
c) Someday computers will be so advanced that they will control people who control them.
d) Someday computers will have been so advanced that they will control people, instead of people controlling them.
56. Pek çok araştırmacı çocukların çok fazla çizgi film seyredip seyretmediklerini araştırmıştır.
a) Many investigators have discovered that small children watch too much cartoon films.
b) Many investigators have searched for whether children watch too much cartoon films.
c) Whether or not children really like cartoon films has not been yet investigated by scientists.
d) Investigators are trying to find out whether children watch too much cartoon films.
57. Son gelen mektupları nereye koymamız gerektiği konusunda bize hiçbir şey söylenmedi.
a) They didn’t tell us anything about the letters arriving last.
b) The letters arrived last were not told to be kept by us at all.
c) We weren’t told clearly where to put the letters we had received in the past few days.
d) We weren’t told anything about where to put the letters that arrived last.
58-62. sorularda verilen İngilizce cümlenin Türkçe dengini bulunuz.
58. It is advisable for teachers of foreign languages to correct only the most serious of their students' errors.
a) Yabancı dil öğretmenleri öğrencilerinin yanlışlarını ciddiyetle düzeltmelidirler.
b) Yabancı dil öğretmenleri öğrencilerinin yanlışlarını fazla ciddiye almamalıdırlar.
c) Yabancı dil öğretmenlerine öğrencilerinin yanlışlarını ciddiyetle düzeltmeleri tavsiye edilmelidir.
d) Yabancı dil öğretmenlerinin öğrencilerinin sadece en ciddi yanlışlarını düzeltmeleri tavsiye edilir.
59. I’d rather do my homework than watch the action film on TV.
a) Ödevimi bitirmek zorundayım, televizyondaki aksiyon filmini izleyemem.
b) Televizyonda aksiyon filmini izlemektense ödevimi yapmayı yeğlerim.
c) Ödevi bitirmek, televizyonda aksiyon filmi izlemekten daha iyidir.
d) Televizyonda aksiyon filmi izlemek, ödev yapmaktan daha iyidir.
60. Although he is known as a successful scientist , I think he is really unhappy.
a) Başarılı bir bilim adamı olduğu için kanımca gerçekten mutsuz bir kişi.
b) Başarılı bir bilim adamı olmasına karşın kanımca gerçekten mutsuz bir kişi.
c) Gerçekten mutsuz olduğu için ,bilim adamı olarak mutlu olamadı.
d) Başarılı bir bilim adamı olmasına rağmen mutsuz olmayı düşünemiyor.
61.The more attention he received at the meetıng, the shier he became.
a) Toplantıda dikkat çektikçe utangaçlığı daha da azaldı.
b) Toplantıda çok dikkat çektiğinden utangaçlığı daha da artmış görünüyordu
c) Toplantıda dikkat çektikçe daha da utanıyordu.
d) Toplantıda en çok utangaç olanlar en fazla dikkati çekenlerdir.
62. Only if there weren’t so many pollutants in the atmosphere, the ozone layer wouldn’t be in danger.
a) Atmosferde bu kadar çok kirletici bulunmasa, ozon tabakası tehlikeyle karşı karşıya kalmaz.
b) Atmosferde bu kadar çok kirletici olmasaydı ozon tabakasının bakımı daha kolay olurdu.
c) Atmosferde bu kadar çok kirleticiye rağmen, ozon tabakasının tehlike içinde olmaması mümkün değildir.
d) Ozon tabakasını tehlikeden korumak için uzaya daha az kirletici atmak gerekirdi.
63-67. sorularda duruma uygun düşen ifadeyi bulunuz.
63. Someone is speaking loudly although you are not deaf. You say:
a) You couldn’t speak so loudly.
b) I can’t hear you.
c) You needn’t speak so loudly.
d) What are you trying to do?
64. When your friend Helen makes the coffee, she always makes it very strong. You don’t like your coffee too strong. Being a polite person, what could you say to her?
a) I wish you wouldn’t make the coffee too strong.
b) When will you learn to make the coffee the way I want?
c) Don’t you know that I don’t like my coffee strong?
d) What terrible coffee you make!
65. You are at lending desk of a bookstore and you want to become a member of it. So you ask:
a) It sounds reasonable. Do I have to leave a deposit?
b) These are all books which you lend out, aren’t they?
c) What happens if I don’t wish to continue as a member?
d) What must one do in order to borrow a book?
66. A husband comes in and shows his wife his new haircut. He wants to know if his wife likes it, so he says:
a) Have you ever seen a better haircut?
b) How do you like my new haircut?
c) I feel much younger now.
d) That barber of mine is really a good one.
67. Someone says to you, “Hello, Jim.” Your name is not Jim, and you have never seen the person before. You speak politely and say:
a) Who do you think I ***?
b) Why don’t you be more careful?
c) I’m afraid you have mistaken me for someone else.
d) Please be more careful next time.
68-72. sorularda, karşılıklı konuşmalarda boş bırakılan yere uygun düşen ifadeyi bulunuz.
68. Mrs. Gaines: You’ll have a cup of tea, won’t you?
Mrs. Manson: I can’t stay long; I’m meeting Jane at 5 o’clock.
Mrs. Gaines: ……………….. .
Mrs. Manson: In that case there’s plenty of time for a cup of tea.
a) What time is it now?
b) Well, it’s 3.30 now.
c) Then you can have tea with her.
d) It’s nearly 5 o’clock.
69. Jack: How are you going to London? By air?
Tom: No, by bus.
Jack: …………………. .
Tom: Yes, but it should be a very interesting journey.
a) Won’t that take a long time?
b) How long will it take?
c) Don’t you like flying?
d) Have you ever gone there by train?
70. Jean: How was the play last night?
Tony: Oh, I didn’t enjoy it very much.
Jean: ………………… .
Tony: It was too long and I got bored.
a) Which theatre did you go?
b) Had you seen it before?
c) I haven’t been to a theatre for a long time.
d) Really? Why not?
71. Agent: How do you want to fly, madam? Tourist or first class?
Passenger: Tourist class is cheaper, isn’t it?
Agent: …………………………………. .
Passenger: Then I’ll fly tourist. I can’t afford the first class.
a) Not really. They are about the same price.
b) Yes, tourist class fare is more economical.
c) Yes, but everybody prefers the first class.
d) No, ma’***.
72. Customer: I would like to buy this coat. Can I pay by credit card?
Salesman: Can I see it, sir?
Customer: Here it is. ……………….. .
Salesman : That’s fine, sir.
a) Will that do?
b) It is my best credit card.
c) But why do you want to see?
d) Do you like it?
73-77. sorularda, verilen cümleye en yakın ifadeyi bulunuz.
73. Tom is more handsome but his brother is more popular with their friends.
a) Tom is as popular as his brother with his friends.
b) Their friends like Tom’s brother more than they like Tom.
c) Tom and his brother are more popular than their friends.
d) Their friends like Tom’s brother more because he is more handsome.
74. No one but a seventy-year-old man knew the way to the cave.
a) Everybody knew the way to the cave except for that seventy year old man.
b) No one knew the way to the cave including the seventy year old man.
c) Only the seventy year old man knew where the cave was.
d) No one in the cave knew that seventy year old man.
75. You really must leave at once if you want to catch that coach.
a) The coach isn’t leaving, so you don’t have to hurry up.
b) You could have caught the coach if you had left immediately.
c) You’ll miss that coach unless you set off immediately.
d) If you left at once, you could manage to catch the coach.
76. It is known that Mary is living in the Canary Islands.
a) It is known to live in the Canary Islands.
b) Mary is known to have lived in the Canary Islands
c) It is known to be lived in the Canary Islands.
d) Mary is known to be living in the Canary Islands.
77. The first thing the young man did when he got to the airport was to give a ring to his fiancée but he learned that she was absent.
a) At first he got to the airport and then he gave his fiancée a gift although she was out.
b) Arriving at the airport, he phoned his fiancée but he realized her absence.
c) He had phoned his fiancée before he got to the airport and she was out, too.
d) Having phoned his fiancée, he got to the airport though he learned that she was out.
78-82. sorularda cümleler sırayla okunduğunda anlam bütünlüğünü bozan cümleyi bulunuz.
78.(1) Film-making is an extremely expensive business. (2) It is a co-operative process that often involves hundreds of people. (3) A short film of 10-15 minutes can cost $35.000-80.000 to make and even a ‘low-budget’ feature length film can cost more than $0.5 million. (4)Therefore the film maker must be sure that the theme of the film attract the audience to compensate their expenses.
a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4
79.(1) Video games are one of the most influential forms of entertainment in modern society. (2)Mostvideo games originate in the USA, a country where children are encouraged to be very
competitive. (3) But do they represent a good influence or a bad influence particularly when we consider how popular they are with children?(4) Although both users and video companies claim
that there is no link between violence on the screen and real life behaviour, a growing number of
people are beginning to suspect that this may not be true.
a) 1 b)2 c)3 d)4
80. (1) Susan Jackson was first discovered at the age of fourteen. (2) She was spotted at a local cricket match by an agent for a London based modeling agency. (3) Her first modeling
experience in Paris was extremely tiring and confusing. (4) The agent signed her up immediately,
but for the first two years, Susan was too busy working towards her GCSE exams at school
before devoting much time to her new career, modeling.
a) 1 b)2 c)3 d)4
81. (1)Tom was always advanced for his age. (2) He learned to walk and talk early and was
fascinated by words and numbers. (3) Even before his aptitude for mathematics became apparent, Tom was teaching himself to play chess on the computer. (4) He did nothing except for settling in the local playground from morning till evening.
a) 1 b)2 c)3 d)4
82. (1) One reason why the detective stories are so popular is that the reader puts himself in the place of the main character: detective. (2) Science fiction has also become more popular in recent years. (3) As the detective does, he tries to analyze the psychology of the other characters, too.(4) Like the detective he looks for traces in the environment and wants to solve the mystery.
a) 1 b)2 c) 3 d) 4
83-100. soruları verilen parçaya göre cevaplayınız.
US adults are becoming fatter in an epidemic obesity that is spreading throughout the country, with lack of exercise a likely culprit. The prevalence of obesity, defined as being more than 30 percent above ideal body weight, increased to 17.9 percent of the population in 1998 from 12 percent in 1991. The figures come from a report by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in Atlanta, Georgia.
83. According to the passage, obesity is ………….. .
a) decreasing in the US
b) very common especially in Atlanta
c) likely to increase all over the world
d) mostly a result of insufficient activity
84. When a person’s weight is 30 percent above the ideal body weight he ………….. .
a) soon falls victim to disease
b) is 30 kilos overweight
c) needs more exercise
d) is considered obese
85. We infer from the passage that …………. .
a) obesity is only partly caused by overeating
b) obesity is a disease
c) health conditions in the US are improving steadily
d) the death rate in the US is increasing
Stress is a perfectly natural part of living. Crossing a road, going to a party, driving a car, these are all stressful activities. We live in a fast moving age, so we must learn how to relax properly. Here are some of the most common symptoms of stress: sleeping badly, poor appetite or overeating, drinking too much alcohol, difficulty in concentrating. Long term stress is associated with high blood pressure, headaches and heart disease. But how do you deal with problems? First, take up a hobby, if possible an active outdoor activity. You won’t worry about your problems when you are concentrating on a hobby that really interests you. You must take plenty of exercise. This will keep you fit and should also help you to sleep better. Exercise, combined with a health diet, will also help you to keep your weight at the right level. And finally, don’t forget that laughter is the best medicine.
86. According to the passage, high blood pressures and heart disease are………… .
a) inevitable in a fast moving age
b) due to overeating
c) a result of long term stress
d) the biggest killers
87. Stress might be connected with…………… .
a) low blood pressure
b) dietary factors
c) wrong therapy
d) taking up a new hobby
88. It is clear from the passage that……………. .
a) there are some physiological changes that occur under stress
b) stress may lead to a decreased interest in your health
c) it is very difficult to change lifetime dietary habits
d) stress is a natural phenomenon and can be reduced with some effort.
Saccharin is a sugar substitute. It is an artificial sweetener that is used by dieters and others who can not use sugar. It has been shown that saccharin is not digested by the body and that it has no food value. Carcinogens, which are cancer-causing substances, have been found in saccharin. Recently experiments with saccharin have been conducted on rats and other laboratory animals. This developed cancer in rats that were fed large amounts of saccharin. However, a threat to humans has not been proved. Saccharin was banned in Canada in 1977, but it has not been banned in the United States. Manufacturers that use saccharin in their products have been required to label these products with a warning. The warning says, “Use of this product may be hazardous to your health. This product contains saccharin, which has been determined to cause cancer in laboratory animals.”
89. According to the passage, saccharin………….. .
a) is made from sugar
b) is a substance used for making sugar
c) is a kind of sweetener
d) can have positive effects on the human body
90. Carcinogens………….. .
a) is able to prevent cancer
b) is a substance found in real sugar
c) can be digested easily by the body
d) is a substance that can cause serious health problems
91. Which of the following is true?
a) It is not known if saccharin causes health problems to humans.
b) Saccharin seemed to have no effect on rats and other laboratory animals.
c) Saccharin has been used on humans extensively in laboratories.
d) It has been proved that saccharin causes cancer in humans.
92. Saccharin………….
a) has been banned throughout the world
b) has been used in all products expect in Canada
c) has been used in Canada since 1977
d) must have a label on it that warns people of its effects
93. In the passage, “hazardous” means……………..
a) beneficial
b) dangerous
c) marvelous
d) excellent
94. In the passage, “This” refers to…………. .
a) laboratory animals and rats
b) saccharin being conducted on animals
c) threat to humans
d) cancer found in laboratory animals
Through biotechnology, scientists are trying to create new foods in the laboratory. For example, they can change a tomato genetically so the fruit can stay on the plant longer, have more taste, and not get soft quickly. They can put a gene from a vegetable plant into a fruit, or even combine some animal genes with plant genes. But are these new foods safe? And what should the creators and growers have to tell the government, supermarkets, and consumers? Producers claim that genetically engineered products are not much different from traditionally grown foods; nevertheless, some people want to know exactly how scientists changed the DNA material, how many copies of a new gene there are in the food, and what problems might come up. For example, will new DNA structures genetically intensify or strengthen the bacteria that cause disease?
95. This passage is about ............... .
a) how to change a tomato
b) the effects of biotechnology on food
c) how to make fruit tastier
d) laboratory and its effects
96. The aim of biotechnology is to ................ .
a) create a new kind of food.
b) make tomatoes last longer.
c) inform the government and supermarkets.
d) make the new foods safer.
97. ................say that new created food consists of no danger.
a) Supermarkets
b) Consumers
c) Some people
d) Producers
98. It is not known ................ .
a) who created these different foods.
b) how much these different foods cost.
c) if these foods are safe or not.
d) how long these fruits can last.
99. In the passage, ‘intensify’ means to ............ .
a) neutralize
b) reduce
c) invent
d) make stronger
100. In the passage, ‘they’ refers to................ .
a) biotechnology
b) new created foods
c) scientists
d) animal genes
ANSWER KEY
1. A
2. D
3. C
4. B
5. C
6. B
7. A
8. B
9. C
10. B
11. D
12. A
13. A
14. C
15. C
16. C
17. D
18. B
19. B
20. D
21. A
22. C
23. C
24. A
25. B
26. D
27. A
28. B
29. C
30. A
31. C
32. B
33. B
34. B
35. B
36. C
37. C
38. C
39. A
40. B
41. D
42. B
43. B
44. B
45. A
46. B
47. A
48. C
49. A
50. A
51. B
52. D
53. D
54. A
55. B
56. B
57. D
58. D
59. B
60. B
61. C
62. A
63. C
64. A
65. D
66. B
67. C
68. B
69. A
70. D
71. B
72. A
73. B
74. C
75. C
76. D
77. B
78. B
79. B
80. C
81. D
82. B
83. D
84. D
85. B
86. C
87. B
88. D
89. C
90. D
91. A
92. D
93. B
94. B
95. B
96. A
97. D
98. C
99. D
100. C
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