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26. Unlike most animals, the baby elephant very often has to be up on its feet and moving with the herd —–.

A) whether it is fully functional straight away

B) so it has an amazing ability to learn and remember things

C) as if there were a long period of juvenile dependency

D) before it is even an hour old

E) because a nomadic life-style necessitated such practices

27. According to the newspapers, the investigators, who visited Ukraine over the sale of radardetection equipment to Iraq, complained —–.

A) until considerable incriminating evidence has been discovered

B) though some officials have admittedly cooperated

C) that vital information was being withheld

D) whether other countries ought to come under their scrutiny

E) though effective action would have been forthcoming

28. Japan has produced two hi-tech stadiums —–.

A) that has been designed to serve several purposes

B) which display the sort of innovation-for-fun treatment we expect from that country

C) neither of them is designed with the fans in mind

D) whenever there is novelty for the sake of novelty

E) as there is provision for novel waterproofing systems which are highly effective

29. —–, urban farms are usually far more productive than their rural counterparts.

A) If city authorities and agricultural researchers continue to ignore urban fanning

B) Because they tend to be small and carefully looked after

C) Even though most farmers didn’t use yieldboosting chemicals

D) While the highest productivity has been on the smallest plots

E) As better child nutrition can be linked to the local production of food in urban areas

30. It has only recently been accepted —–.

A) just as in Huntington’s disease a defective protein kills brain cells

B) why the nerve cells of the adult human brain were long thought to be too specialized to regenerate

C) because now it appears that the brain can greatly increase production in an attempt to repair damage

D) in case the discovery raises the possibility of developing drugs to encourage cells to regenerate faster and sooner

E) that adult human brains can generate new cells

31. —– as one does not know the contents of the next chapter!

A) He should have weighed the matter more carefully at the start

B) The writing of any kind of contemporary history is always a dangerous business

C) The subject he chose was a highly controversial one

D) The speech aroused no response whatsoever in the audience

E) He’ll probably keep within the limits set down by his adviser

32. Though the UK possesses a third of all Europe’s wind energy potential —–.

A) Denmark was leading the world in wind technology

B) most of the industrial world had been slow to recognize the benefits of wind

C) it still produces far less than other European countries

D) hydroelectric power is another renewable energy resource

E) there could have been a drop of around 7% in the gas emissions

33. —–, a multitude of new residential developments are underway.

A) Unless the first impression is a good one

B) Once the new marina had started

C) If there were a reception center to greet prospective customers

D) Since Dubai would like to persuade people to stay on a more permanent basis

E) As if they have benefited from the swimming pool and sports facilities

34. Although relatively few people have outright food allergies, —–.

A) there are many who have difficulty in digesting certain foods

B) peanuts are among the most allergenic foods

C) biotechnologists are altering some foods genetically in an attempt to eliminate the proteins

D) the majority took a firm stand against genetically modified foods

E) the number of people who experience a reaction to vegetables is very negligible

35. If only the tax return over the year had been as high as had been predicted, —–.

A) this can easily be accounted for

B) they have underestimated their economic commitments

C) some people regard accounting as an art, not a science

D) companies are no longer the unified, self-contained organizations that they used to be

E) such increased government outlays on public services would have been feasible

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26. D 27. C 28. B 29. B 30. E 31. B 32. C 33. D 34. A 35. E

The United States will officially take 70,000 refugees in 2003. (21) —- the number will be much lower as many thousands will be caught up in lengthy (22) —- necessitated by post-September 11 security procedures. In 2002, for example, America (23) —- only 30,000 refugees, the lowest number in 25 years. This is a remarkable (24) —- of America’s traditional generosity (25) —- the world’s displaced.

21.

A) In place of

B) In return

C) In practice

D) In case

E) In excess of

22.

A) distinctions

B) competitions

C) departures

D) delays

E) resources

23.

A) had accepted

B) has accepted

C) would accept

D) is accepting

E) accepted

24.

A) reversal

B) exchange

C) comparison

D) expression

E) appreciation

25.

A) against

B) through

C) over

D) towards

E) beyond

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21. C 22. D 23. E 24. A 25. D

Anyone looking for a way to do something for the environment need look no further than their own home. In its struggle to (16) —- with the Kyoto Protocol of 1997 and reduce greenhouse gas emissions to (17) —- 1990 levels, the EU (18) —- to reduce energy consumption in the home. This is (19) —- surprising since the EU’s 160 million buildings are (20) —- responsible for a staggering 40% of all energy consumed by its 15 states.

16.

A) coincide

B) agree

C) augment

D) compete

E) comply

17.

A) forward

B) above

C) behind

D) below

E) back

18.

A) to have sought

B) would seek

C) having sought

D) would be seeking

E) is seeking

19.

A) hardly

B) nevertheless

C) more

D) indeed

E) just

20.

A) nearly

B) apparently

C) therefore

D) likely

E) permanently

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16. E 17. D 18. E 19. A 20. B

6. Professional tennis, which got its start in 1926 when the French player Suzanne Lenglen —– 50,000 US dollars for a tour, only —– full recognition in 1968.

A) had been paid / has received

B) was paid/ received

C) has been paid/ would receive

D) is paid / receives

E) would be paid / had received

7. Once the director —– just how much was at stake, he —– immediate steps to deal with the dispute.

A) realizes / will take

B) has realized/ had taken

C) had realized/ took

D) realized/ takes

E) would realize / has taken

8. The once radical notion that birds —– from dinosaurs —– stronger and stronger since palaeontologists first started taking it seriously a couple of decades ago.

A) descended / has grown

B) have descended / grew

C) had descended / had grown

D) descend/ is growing

E) are descending / was growing

9. Throughout his term in office, President Clinton —– by allegations relating to the Whitewater real estate deal in which he and his wife, Hillary Clinton, —– prior to the 1992 election.

A) is dogged/are involved

B) had been dogged/ were involved

C) was dogged/ had been involved

D) has been dogged/ have been involved

E) was being dogged/ may have been involved

10. The essays taken together tell the story of how the US became an economic power—– a scale unprecedented —– history.

A) for / with

B) at / by

C) with / from

D) through / at

E) on / in

11. —– the surprise of the archaeologists, the structures turned out to be the remains —– two domed tombs, each over a thousand years old.

A) To / of

B) At / from

C) For / by

D) With / over

E) By / through

12. More than 29 million Africans are now infected with HIV, and the disease is killing —– Africans —– all the continent’s wars combined.

A) so many /as

B) either / or

C) more / than

D) not only / but also

E) both / and

13. He did —– better in the interview —– any of the other applicants.

A) much / as

B) rather / than

C) as / for

D) still / with

E) far / from

14. Geographical Information System tools provide specialised functions for spatial data input, processing, analysis and output, —– Database Management System tools provide more advanced functions for storing and managing large spatial databases.

A) that

B) due to

C) while

D) whether

E) in that

15. Photosynthesis is the process —– green plants manufacture carbohydrates, using the energy of sunlight.

A) as when

B) on which

C) where

D) by which

E) since

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6. B 7. C 8. A 9. C 10. E 11. A 12. C 13. B 14. C 15. D

1. As the new field-worker will be working in close —– with several others, make sure you select someone with an agreeable personality.

A) uniformity

B) suspicion

C) collaboration

D) discretion

E) productivity

2. Sponsorship is being increasingly allowed in schools provided it is regarded as being —– with educational curricula.

A) considerate

B) predictable

C) decisive

D) compatible

E) provocative

3. The discovery of a —– cancer-causing chemical in foods like crisps, chips and cereals caused shock waves around the world when it hit the headlines earlier this year.

A) potentially

B) remarkably

C) concisely

D) memorably

E) controversially

4. Each year, large amounts of carbon monoxide are —– into the atmosphere by automobiles and factories.

A) absorbed

B) emitted

C) exchanged

D) repulsed

E) compelled

5. The first two paragraphs —– the particular requirements of the digital environment as the source of data and as a means of producing maps and other visualisations.

A) lay emphasis on

B) run out of

C) break through

D) stop short of

E) look down on

CEVAP ANAHTARI

1. C 2. D 3. A 4. B 5. A