Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1. Researchers who publish their work in scientific 6. At all times and in all societies, the tendency to
journals describe their experiments in ---- detail commit crime ---- increases in early adolescence
to be independently performed by other and levels off in middle age..
scientists..
A) randomly
A) fair
B) intentionally
B) harsh
C) adequately
C) temporary
D) usually
D) sufficient
E) accurately
E) irrelevant
A) inhabitants
A) undeniably
B) guests
B) abruptly
C) population
C) fully
D) citizens
D) currently
E) troops
E) actively
A) descriptions A) require
B) audiences B) reduce
C) sales C) imply
D) articles D) combine
E) products E) improve
4. The goal of the Neuroscience Research 9. To make her characters ----, the author includes
Programme is to ---- our understanding of the many events from her own remarkable life..
neuronal systems involved in a variety of
neurological disorders..
A) enormous
A) rank B) memorable
B) relate C) regrettable
C) implicate D) measurable
D) increase E) practical
E) interact
10. As scientific evidence ---- shows, second-hand
smoking is a serious health hazard that can lead
5. After the earthquake in 1999, the government to disease in children and nonsmoking adults..
was accused of not having provided enough
supervision of builders, whose ---- construction
of housing increased the destruction and added A) unfairly
to the number of dead..
B) hopefully
A) expensive C) incompetently
B) unattractive D) unremarkably
C) beautiful E) clearly
D) faulty
E) disappointed
11. It was the only school for miles around and so all 16. It is time to ---- chances and to get your work
the children in the ---- went to the same school.. shown, though you may be a young and
unproven painter..
A) situation
A) gain
B) property
B) get
C) department
C) have
D) neighbourhood
D) own
E) circumstance
E) take
B) support
A) responsible
C) determine
B) vital
D) mean
C) reliable
E) evaluate
D) persistent
C) uncertain A) roughly
D) vulnerable B) initially
E) inaccessible C) increasingly
D) vaguely
14. Some businessmen ---- under-report their income
by up to 50 per cent to avoid government taxes.. E) respectively
D) receptively A) dismissal
E) chiefly B) recovery
C) impact
15. You may think that the feel-good ---- created by
laughing is purely psychological, but science has D) recognition
now proved that mind and body are inseparably
linked and that it affects your physical health, E) distrust
too..
B) thought
A) belongs
C) awareness
B) remains
D) requirement
C) prospers
E) expression
D) depends
E) maintains
21. The sense of smell, which has not been fully 26. Traditional views of foreign policy depend ---- on
understood yet, is much more ---- than the sense assumptions about the relations between
of taste.. states..
A) attainable A) constructively
B) dedicated B) respectively
C) suitable C) heavily
D) sophisticated D) locally
E) endurable E) consecutively
22. Modern economists are ---- using micro-economic 27. Stavanger is probably the wealthiest town in
analysis as the basis of macro-economic Norway, and its ---- derives mainly from oil taken
analysis.. from the North Sea..
A) approximately A) enlargement
B) abruptly B) prosperity
C) relatively C) availability
D) increasingly D) emergence
E) respectively E) arousal
23. Although foreign direct investment began 28. Twenty-five per cent of excess nitrogen from
centuries ago, its biggest ---- has occurred since overfertilization of fields ---- into the oceans via
the middle of the twentieth century.. rivers..
A) entrance A) brings
B) size B) carries
C) growth C) swims
D) research D) expels
E) pattern E) flows
24. Nobel Prizes are widely ---- as the worlds most 29. No ---- authority has the right to dictate whether
prestigious awards given for intellectual a state shall adopt a socialist or a
achievement.. capitalist economic policy..
A) discovered A) comprehensive
B) revealed B) outside
C) competed C) reputable
D) regarded D) irresponsible
E) founded E) compulsive
25. With a bit of adaptation, ---- technology could 30. British supermarkets have more
help us to eventually establish a colony on Mars.. political influence than ---- any other corporate
sector in Britain..
A) explicit
A) often
B) impartial
B) immediately
C) reserved
C) almost
D) current
D) fairly
E) supplementary
E) quite
31. A ---- of courses are now available to help 36. French law ---- that all food products sold
students get ahead in the music business and in France should have the contents listed
make money from music.. in French..
A) step A) stipulates
B) level B) dominates
C) frequency C) suspends
D) state D) confides
E) range E) treats
32. Golf will soon ---- the destination for many 37. The malaria parasite is a much more ---- and
vacationers and property owners over the next devious opponent than we ever imagined..
few years..
A) preferable
A) attribute
B) relative
B) attract
C) reliable
C) fulfil
D) indefinite
D) confirm
E) dangerous
E) determine
A) Eventually
A) reluctant
B) Inevitably
B) compulsive
C) Currently
C) excessive
D) Conclusively
D) predominant
E) Recently
E) transient
A) diversion
A) entirely
B) attribute
B) sensitively
C) distinction
C) painfully
D) preservation
D) repeatedly
E) defect
E) scarcely
A) situations
A) rejected
B) qualities
B) forgotten
C) personalities
C) neglected
D) agreements
D) approached
E) impressions
E) upgraded
41. Competition is generally regarded as an - 46. The doctors are ---- pleased with the progress he
--- ingredient in the search for efficiency is making, and he can leave hospital tomorrow..
and innovation..
A) comfortably
A) irrepressible
B) apparently
B) impulsive
C) successfully
C) improbable
D) carefully
D) indispensable
E) nearly
E) arrogant
A) affairs
A) especially
B) claims
B) previously
C) trials
C) consecutively
D) intentions
D) considerably
E) restrictions
E) pitifully
A) separate
A) benefits
B) resist
B) exceptions
C) damage
C) purposes
D) strike
D) disturbances
E) choose
E) interventions
A) unhealthy
A) refer
B) deficient
B) rely
C) varied
C) adopt
D) nutritious
D) react
E) essential
E) appeal
A) densely
A) profound
B) widely
B) redundant
C) closely
C) controversial
D) suddenly
D) spiritual
E) inclusively
E) previous
SORU CEVAP SORU CEVAP
1 D 41 D
2 C 42 A
3 E 43 E
4 D 44 D
5 D 45 A
6 D 46 B
7 A 47 E
8 A 48 E
9 B 49 B
10 E 50 B
11 D
12 E
13 C
14 C
15 A
16 E
17 B
18 C
19 C
20 B
21 D
22 D
23 C
24 D
25 D
26 C
27 B
28 E
29 B
30 C
31 E
32 E
33 E
34 D
35 E
36 A
37 E
38 C
39 E
40 E