Ydt Denemesi 2
Ydt Denemesi 2
ADIM
2. DENEME
ADAYIN DİKKATİNE!
1. Bu sınavda YDT soru dağılımları dikkate alınmıştır.
2. Deneme tam kapsam olup 2023 YDT konularının tamamını kapsamaktadır.
3. Bu sınav 80 sorudan oluşmaktadır.
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AÇIKLAMA
1. Bu kitapçıkta 80 soru bulunmaktadır.
2. Bu sınav için verilen cevaplama süresi 120 dakikadır (2 saat).
3. Bu sınav puanlanırken doğru cevaplarınızın sayısından yanlış cevaplarınızın sayısının dörtte biri çıkarılacak
ve kalan sayı bu test ile ilgili ham puanınız olacaktır.
4. Kitapçığın sayfalarındaki boş yerleri müsvedde için kullanabilirsiniz.
5. Cevaplamaya istediğiniz sorudan başlayabilirsiniz. Bir soru ile ilgili cevabınızı, cevap kâğıdında o soru için ayrılmış
olan yere işaretlemeyi unutmayınız.
6. Bu kitapçıkta yer alan her sorunun sadece bir doğru cevabı vardır. Cevap kâğıdında bir soru için birden çok cevap
yeri işaretlenmişse o soru yanlış cevaplanmış sayılacaktır. İşaretlediğiniz bir cevabı değiştirmek istediğinizde silme
işlemini çok iyi yapmanız gerektiğini unutmayınız.
YDT • İngilizce İNGİLİZCE TESTİ 1. ADIM • 2. DENEME
A) intake D) provide
B) aspect E) cultivate
C) value
D) degree
E) regime
2. Antibiotics are often used to treat some bacterial 5. If the total number of species in a specific
diseases successfully, but they are ---- against environment does not ---- the expectations of the
viral infections such as the flu or the common biologists who work on it, this is considered a
cold. species extinction.
A) consistent A) come up to
3. Optical computers operate hundreds of times 6. American delegations ---- Taiwan frequently in
more quickly than modern electronic computers the past few years, particularly since the Taiwan
and hold ---- more information in their internal Travel Act ---- into law by the US President in
storage. March 2018.
7. Archaeological evidence in Guatemala showing 10. There are some limitations ---- the amount of
the chemical traces of cacao ---- that the Maya ---- paper which has to be recycled, as some paper
cacao over 2,600 years ago. products cannot be collected ---- reuse.
8. ---- one of the most influential women of the 11. ---- western clothing styles emphasise the body
Roman Empire, Agrippina is believed ---- her of the wearer, kimonos, a traditional Japanese
military hero husband, Germanicus, on his most garment, have a distinctive T-shape which hides
challenging expeditions. the form of the wearer’s body.
9. Our globe has warmed ---- 1.1°C since the industrial 12. When seen from Earth, Venus seems to shine ----
revolution around 200 years ago, which experts its atmosphere is full of thick sulfuric acid clouds
attribute ---- human-caused climate change. that reflect sunlight, making it look bright.
A) by / to A) even if
B) for / with B) because
C) over / at C) unless
D) on / from D) although
E) off / in E) providing
D) either / or
E) whether / or
17. A) in case of B) as opposed to
C) rather than D) as well as
E) in spite of
E) in case of E) In contrast
21. - 28. sorularda, verilen cümleyi uygun şekilde 23. ----, human activities can take place under the
tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz. transit system in complete safety.
22. Powering vehicles with natural gas is not new, ----. 24. An architectural structure reflects the era’s
technological and scientific advancements ----.
A) as the fuel is stored as a liquid, making its energy
density greater than that of compressed natural A) so that it can be built on time to meet the demand
gas B) because architecture is the art of designing
B) so many heavy-duty natural gas vehicles are buildings
available from an original equipment manufacturer C) as well as the ideas and demands of the designer
C) but cars and lorries that run on this type of fuel are and client
still uncommon in many parts of the world D) in order to enrich its own appearance
D) yet natural gas engines may be used in a range of E) thanks to the social changes of the 18th century
heavy-duty vehicles for several applications
E) even if vehicles store natural gas in tanks where it
stays under pressure in a gaseous condition
25. Because paper comes from a renewable resource, 27. Given that the last century has witnessed a vast
----. increase in the number of births, ----.
A) people cannot use it regularly in daily life A) human populations remained almost entirely
B) tonnes of wood fibre used to come from abroad stable until the late nineteenth century
C) it is different from other waste products like plastic B) it is highly improbable that there will be a marked
decline in the ratio of population to the food supply
D) governments must encourage citizens to use it
less C) the fertility rate in the world today is still
considerably below the replacement level
E) more books must be published in the future
D) many experts doubt that the world’s resources will
be able to support a continued rise in population
E) it is, unfortunately, true that the average length of
human life has not changed significantly
26. Even if all necessary precautions against a flood 28. ---- as there is not enough scientific evidence to
have been taken, ----. support many of them.
A) damage and destruction are nevertheless likely to A) Some manufacturers use proper disclaimers to
occur discourage the overuse of their products
B) additional floods will take fewer lives and cause B) The marketing claims linked with alkaline water
less destruction should be taken with caution
C) all further concerns should be dismissed from C) Many people believe that alkaline water is purer
one’s mind and healthier than regular tap water
D) the residents of an affected area can return to D) Many consumers will probably be disappointed in
their normal lives the quality of their purchases
E) the new dam would have prevented a potential E) The health benefits of drinking alkaline water over
disaster by retaining the water regular bottled water cannot be ignored
29. According to the passage, which of the following 31. The underlined word ‘they’ in the passage refers
is true about carbohydrates? to ----.
32. It can be concluded from the passage that when 34. It can be understood from the passage that ----.
the Voyager 1 took the message, ----.
A) NASA was not very hopeful about the message
A) it was too late to make the switchover effectively sent to Voyager 1
B) the space programme had already failed its B) Voyager 1 sent ordinary pictures to Earth
mission immediately
C) NASA’s Deep Space Network decided to end its C) NASA experts were not able to detect the problem
operation on time
D) it had already used all of its spares in space D) space programmes are easy to manage for
E) it had been located well outside of Pluto’s orbit NASA staff
E) Voyager 1 was programmed to work for only 25
years
35. It can be concluded from the passage that for 37. Which of the following could be the best title for
healthier generations, ----. the passage?
A) providing medical care will be enough alone A) The Advantages of Leading a Healthy Life
Do you often visit the gym to build muscles? You may A) the cardiovascular and respiratory systems are
be neglecting to train some crucial muscles, especially normally researched in similar domains as they
those involved in respiration. New research indicates are interconnected
that daily exercise of these muscles can bring down B) you need to train all the muscles in your body
high blood pressure and improve heart health. The equally to be symmetrical; otherwise, you will
cardiovascular and respiratory systems are strongly have a lopsided body
interconnected, despite the fact that they are typically C) improved lung function will certainly contribute
studied in different fields. For instance, shortness to improved heart function and thus to greater
of breath is frequently one of the most prominent overall cardiac fitness
symptoms of congestive heart failure, but pulmonary D) IMST was at first designed to treat children and
hypertension and right-sided heart failure are associated adult athletes, but now it is used primarily in
with structural lung disease. Consequently, it may not elderly patients
come as a surprise that improved lung function may E) everyday training of muscles in respiration
help enhance cardiac function. High blood pressure is can help relieve hypertension and enhance
one of the most significant cardiovascular disease risk cardiovascular health
factors that can be modified. Incidences of hypertension
can increase with age. Addressing these elevated blood
pressures is a crucial aspect of public health measures.
Targeting the respiratory muscles is one approach to
accomplishing this. Inspiratory Muscle Strength Training
(IMST) involves breathing against a resistance device for
an extended period of time. This technique was initially
developed for athletes but is now also used on healthy
individuals and non-ventilator-dependent patients.
38. The underlined phrasal verb ‘bring down’ is closest 40. What is the main purpose of the author?
in meaning to ----.
A) To recommend that readers start going to the
A) reduce gym regularly
B) advance B) To encourage people to use Inspiratory Muscle
C) increase Strength Training
41. It is understood from the passage that Pando is in 43. What is the author’s attitude towards the
danger as a result of ----. overgrazing of Pando?
45. Jack:
44. - 48. sorularda, karşılıklı konuşmanın boş bırakılan
kısmını tamamlayabilecek ifadeyi bulunuz. – Did you hear the news that our friend, Jacline,
44. Kim: had her baby two days ago?
– ---- Jill:
Eve: – ----
– I’ve never thought about it, but it must be
Jack:
interesting. So, tell me.
– I thought that somebody would have told you.
Kim:
Jill:
– At first, it was originally sold as a medicine to
cure some illnesses, such as indigestion. – Anyway, how are she and the baby?
Eve: Jack:
– And now it’s just a kind of tomato sauce; what a
– She is OK, and the baby is just fine.
waste it is.
B) Can you teach me how to make ketchup since C) Did she? Why didn’t anyone tell me?
mine doesn’t taste that delicious?
D) Are you going to visit her and the baby?
C) Do you happen to know the difference between
E) No, I didn’t. What happened?
ketchup and mayonnaise?
D) When you first tasted ketchup, what was the first
thing that came to your mind?
E) I’ve just learnt why people call ketchup ‘ketchup’.
Do you want to know why?
48. Jerry:
49. - 53. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en yakın
– ---- cümleyi bulunuz.
Tim: 49. For correct identification, rocks and minerals
– Me, neither. They’re trustworthy, smart, and must be examined in person from all angles, as
good partners to play with. they are extremely difficult to identify through
Jerry: photographs.
– They’re more than that. They can even smell out A) Like other earth materials, rocks and minerals
cancer cells if trained properly. are difficult to identify in person from all aspects,
Tim: while it is much easier to examine them correctly
through photographs.
– Then, it means that they can be used by
professionals to diagnose those cells earlier. B) It is almost impossible to identify rocks and
minerals precisely through images; instead, they
A) Fierce dogs should be given decent care and are required to be studied in person from all
education by experts. perspectives.
B) The golden retriever is said to be less intelligent C) Since images are challenging to classify precisely,
than thought. it is necessary to study rocks and minerals
meticulously from every point.
C) There have been studies to fight against cancer
with the help of animals. D) In order to categorise rocks and minerals
accurately, one must thoroughly examine every
D) Cancer patients should live in a lovely environment
aspect of their images in person.
with animals.
E) Examinations of rocks and minerals through
E) I can’t imagine a world without animals, especially
photographs must be carried out carefully,
dogs.
considering how demanding it would be to study
them in person.
50. Most car companies are switching from producing 51. Numerous examples of Mayan architecture still
fossil-fuel vehicles to electric ones, and several exist, and these structures have taught us much
have claimed that their entire range will be about this ancient culture, like their myths and
battery-powered by 2035. astronomical knowledge.
A) All car manufacturers are planning to go all-electric A) Though many Mayan buildings have survived
by 2035, claiming that the sales of fossil-fuel up to now, what we know about this ancient
vehicles have reached their peak in many civilisation is limited to the fact that they made
countries. astronomical observations and believed in
B) Almost all car manufacturers assert that by 2035, legends.
battery-electric vehicles will have surpassed B) We have learnt a lot about the ancient Maya
those powered by fossil fuels. people, including their myths and knowledge of
C) In line with the companies’ demands, the largest astronomy, thanks to many examples of Mayan
carmakers said that in 2035 they would produce architecture that have survived.
only battery-electric vehicles. C) The Maya civilisation, still known for its
D) When companies announced their support for mythological beliefs and interest in astronomy, is
the transition to carbon neutrality by 2035, most a unique example of architecture with the majority
producers of fossil-fuel cars started working on of buildings.
their electric cars. D) Famous for its architecture, although there
E) The majority of carmakers are shifting from are few examples today, there are still myths
making fossil-fuel-burning cars to electric ones, about the interest of the ancient Maya culture in
with some stating that by 2035, all of their astronomy.
vehicles will run on batteries. E) Much of what was left of the ancient Mayan
culture was about either their mythology or what
they knew about the stars.
52. Even if no one in your family has had blue or green 53. Invented about 5,000 years ago, the earliest
eyes in the past few generations, these recessive chopsticks were used mainly for cooking, not
traits can still develop in later generations. eating, which continues to surprise modern
scientists.
A) You can only have blue or green eyes if there
are such recessive features in the previous A) The first chopsticks, which were invented 5,000
generation of your family. years ago, were only used for cooking, not eating,
B) Though eye colours are passed down through which continues to astound modern scientists.
generations, blue or green eyes, which are B) It took around 5,000 years for people to find a way
recessive traits, are determined by the last to eat cooked meals by using chopsticks, which is
generation of your family. a surprising fact for the scientists of the day.
C) Blue or green eyes are recessive features, and C) Almost 5,000 years ago, modern people and
whether or not anyone in recent generations of scientists used to cook with chopsticks and then
your family has ever had them, they could show eat with them shockingly.
up in future generations. D) The earliest chopsticks, which were developed
D) If no one in your family has blue or green eyes, it around 5,000 years ago, were primarily used
is impossible for these recessive traits to appear for cooking rather than eating, which keeps
in the coming generations. astonishing modern scientists.
E) There must be more than one person of the E) Neither eating nor cooking was possible until the
generation with blue or green eyes in your family invention of the first chopsticks 5,000 years ago,
for these recessive traits to arise in subsequent which surprised modern scientists.
generations.
60. ---- The primary function is most likely 61. In the majority of individuals, the kidneys struggle
thermo-regulation, which is how an organism to remove excess sodium from the blood. As
keeps its body temperature within an appropriate sodium accumulates, the body holds onto water
range. The animal lives in a hot environment, and in an effort to dilute it. This raises the volume of
in order to maintain its body temperature from blood in the bloodstream as well as the amount of
getting too high, it needs to release excess body fluid around cells. ---- Over time, the added work
heat, which is stored in fluids and tissues, back and pressure could stiffen blood vessels, leading
into the environment. As the elephant flaps its to high blood pressure, stroke, and heart attack. In
ears, blood vessels close to the surface of the addition to this, it may result in heart failure.
skin of the ears can force heat out of the body.
Besides, the large external part of each ear is A) Taking in a lot of salt raises the amount of urinary
believed to help the animal hear by directing protein, which is a major risk factor for developing
outside noises to the inner ear. kidney disease.
B) The kidneys get rid of toxins in the blood and
A) The size of elephant ears is proportionate to their control how much other things are dissolved in
geographic distribution. the blood.
B) Elephant ears are almost one-sixth the size of its C) When the amount of blood goes up, the heart has
total body. to work harder, and blood vessels are put under
C) An elephant flares its ears out so as to signal a more pressure.
warning or excitement. D) Through filtration and diffusion, the kidneys
D) Each elephant’s ear has its own distinct clean the blood and keep the right number of
appearance and characteristics. substances in it.
E) The huge ears of an elephant serve several E) Hormones produced by the kidneys aid in
purposes. regulating blood pressure and control calcium
metabolism.
62. One of North America’s most spectacular natural 63. The twentieth-century architecture will mainly
wonders, Niagara Falls, is over 25,000 years old. be remembered for its tall buildings. They were
The falls are located on the Niagara River, which possible by developing light steel frames and safe
runs from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario between the passenger lifts. Technological advancements in
United States and Canada. It is awesome just design and graphics also helped the construction
to be near the waterfall and see the force of so of those tall buildings. To fulfil the desire for
many gallons of water plunging down the steep more cost-effective land usage, they were first
cliff. They produce almost 600,000 gallons of developed in the US more than a century ago. ----
water every second. ---- As all this water strikes
A) People today recognise, like the Modernists,
the bottom, a never-ending roar fills the air. The
that a well-designed environment enhances the
Iroquois Indians called this waterfall Niagara,
quality of life.
which means ‘thunder of waters’.
B) Preserving historic buildings or keeping only
A) People can get close to the falls by taking a ferry their fronts became common among modernist
from either side of the river these days. architects.
B) The water fills the air with a glittering mist in which C) Additionally, architects started utilising regionally
numerous beautiful rainbows can be seen as it traditional building designs and materials more
thunders down. frequently.
C) Since the early 18th century, the falls have been D) And with the help of improving construction
a popular destination for sightseers from all over techniques, such structures became a reality.
the world.
E) Many of these structures were improperly
D) The falls can generate about 4 million kilowatts of built and designed, and as a result, they were
electricity, shared by the USA and Canada. destroyed.
E) It boasts the highest flow rate even though
Niagara Falls is not the tallest waterfall in the
world.
66. The excellent navigation skills of the Vikings, 67. This past decade has witnessed researchers
which enabled them to become the masters of uncover new details about how narwhals
the seas for about 400 years, were undoubtedly of communicate with each other, their migration
great value to them. patterns, and their underwater habitats.
A) Vikinglerin yaklaşık 400 yıl boyunca denizlerin A) Son on yılda araştırmacılar, denizgergedanlarının
efendileri olmalarını sağlayan kusursuz birbirleriyle nasıl iletişim kurdukları, göç düzenleri ve
yöngüdüm becerileri şüphesiz onlar için çok su altı yaşam alanları ile alakalı yeni ayrıntılar ortaya
değerliydi. çıkardılar.
B) Denizlerin şüphesiz efendileri olan Vikingler, B) Araştırmacılar geçtiğimiz on yılda,
kendileri için çok değerli olan kusursuz yöngüdüm denizgergedanlarının birbirleriyle nasıl iletişim
becerileri yaklaşık 400 yıl boyunca egemen kurduklarına, göç düzenleri ve su altı yaşam alanları
olmalarını sağladı. hakkında yeni ayrıntıları ortaya çıkararak tanıklık etti.
C) Vikinglerin kusursuz yöngüdüm becerileri C) Son on yılda, araştırmacıların denizgergedanlarının
şüphesiz onlar için çok değerliydi ve yaklaşık birbirleriyle nasıl iletişim kurdukları, göç düzenleri ve
400 yıl boyunca denizlerin efendileri olmalarını su altı yaşam alanları ile ilgili yeni ayrıntılar ortaya
sağladı. çıkardıkları görüldü.
D) Vikinglerin kendileri için büyük değeri olan D) Son on yıl, araştırmacıların denizgergedanlarının
kusursuz yöngüdüm becerileri, yaklaşık 400 yıl birbirleriyle nasıl iletişim kurdukları, göç düzenleri ve
boyunca denizlerin şüphesiz efendileri olmalarını su altı yaşam alanları ile ilgili yeni ayrıntıların ortaya
sağladı. çıkarılmasına tanıklık etmesi açısından önem arz
E) Vikinglerin yaklaşık 400 yıl süren denizlerdeki etmektedir.
hâkimiyetlerini mümkün kılan şey şüphesiz E) Geçtiğimiz on yıl, araştırmacıları denizgergedanlarının
ki onlar için büyük değer taşıyan kusursuz birbirleriyle nasıl iletişim kurdukları, göç düzenleri ve
yöngüdüm becerileriydi. su altı yaşam alanları hakkında yeni ayrıntıları ortaya
çıkardıklarına tanıklık etti.
68. While floating in space may be delightful 69. Consuming more protein can help you feel
for people, recent research shows that it is more full after a meal; as a result, it reduces the
challenging on terrestrial bodies. likelihood of overeating.
A) Uzayda süzülmek insanlar için keyifli olsa da A) Daha fazla protein tüketmek, yemekten sonra
yapılan tüm araştırmalar bunun dünyada yaşayan daha tok hissetmenizi sağlayacağından fazla
varlıklar için zor olduğunu gösteriyor. yemek yemezsiniz.
B) Uzayda süzülmenin insanlar için keyifli olduğu B) Daha fazla protein tüketmek, yemekten sonra
bilinse de son zamanlarda yapılan araştırmalar daha tok hissetmenize yardımcı olabilir, bu
bunun dünyada yaşayan varlıklar için tatsız nedenle aşırı yeme olasılığını azaltır.
olduğunu gösteriyor. C) Fazladan protein yemek, yemekten sonra daha
C) Uzayda süzülmek insanlar için eğlenceli olabilse tok hissetmenize yardımcı olsa da bu aşırı yeme
de son zamanlarda yapılan araştırmalar dünyada olasılığınızı en aza indirmeyebilir.
yaşayan varlıklar için bunun zorlayıcı olduğunu D) Aşırı yeme olasılığınızı en aza indirmek için
göstermektedir. yemekten önce fazladan protein yemek, daha tok
D) Son zamanlarda yapılan araştırmaların dünyada hissetmenize yardımcı olabilir.
yaşayan varlıklar için uzayda süzülmenin zorlayıcı E) Yemekten önce fazladan protein yemek, daha
olduğunu göstermesi bunun eğlenceli olduğunu uzun süre tok hissetmenize yardımcı olur ve bu
anlamına geliyor. da aşırı yemekten kaçınmanızı sağlar.
E) Uzayda ağırlıksız olmak bir rüyanın gerçekleşmesi
gibi görünse de dünyada yaşayanlar için gerçekten
çok zorlayıcıdır.
72. Dünya nüfusunun yarısından fazlasının yaşadığı 73. Son araştırmalar, dinozorların günümüz kuşlarına
sanayileşmiş ülkelerde, emzirilen çocukların ve memelilerine benzer davranış kalıpları
sayısı 1970’lerden beri istikrarlı bir şekilde sergilemiş olabileceğini göstermiştir.
düşmektedir.
A) It has been proven with recent studies that dinosaurs
A) Since the 1970s, there has been a steady may have exhibited behavioural patterns similar to
decline in the number of breastfed children in those of modern-day birds and mammals.
industrialised countries, where more than half the
B) Recent studies have proven that dinosaurs exhibited
world’s people live.
behavioural patterns similar to those of modern-day
B) The number of breastfed children has been birds and mammals.
falling steadily since the 1970s, especially in
C) Recent studies have shown that dinosaurs might
industrialised countries where more than half of
have exhibited patterns of behaviour similar to those
the world’s population lives.
of modern-day birds and mammals.
C) In industrialising countries, where more than half
D) Studies have recently shown that dinosaurs used
of the world’s population lives, the steady decline
to exhibit patterns of behaviour similar to those of
in the number of breastfed children has continued
since the 1970s. modern-day birds and mammals.
D) The number of breastfed children has been on E) The fact that dinosaurs might have exhibited patterns
a steady decline since the 1970s, especially in of behaviour similar to those of modern-day birds
industrialising countries where almost half of the and mammals has been shown by recent studies.
world’s population lives.
E) In industrialised countries, where more than
half the world’s population lives, the number of
children being breastfed has been steadily falling
since the 1970s.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
78. (I) Teething refers to the sequential emergence of an 80. (I) During the development process, the foetus floats
infant’s milk teeth through the gums. (II) The word in amniotic fluid. (II) This fluid is in the foetus’ mouth,
‘teething’ is derived from the Old English word ‘tethe’, ears, and nose. (III) But after birth, if a baby cannot
later replaced by the Latin word ‘dentescere.’ (III) This breathe and the birth attendant, if there is one, does
procedure is also known as ‘cutting teeth,’ and it can not know how to clear the baby’s airways, the baby
begin as early as three months or as late as twelve will suffocate. (IV) While in the womb, babies may
months. (IV) Typically, the teeth arrive in pairs and are also develop a taste for the food the mother eats
followed by the release of particular chemicals, which and respond when she touches her bump. (V) This
result in the breakdown of a few cells in the gums, is called ‘meconium aspiration syndrome’, and it
allowing the teeth to come through. (V) The first teeth happens when a newborn has trouble breathing
usually arrive between six and nine months, and it because meconium got into the lungs.
takes many years for all twenty teeth to emerge.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
TEST BİTTİ.
12. SINIF 56
CEVAPLARINIZI KONTROL EDİNİZ.