SORU
The vegetarian diet is becoming increasingly popular
all the time. Is the vegetarian or meat
diet better? A decade ago and earlier, the
impression was that a vegetarian diet was lacking in
the nutrients found in meat products. Today though,
through research and nutritional science,
it has been proven that all the nutrients found in
meat may at the same time be found in the correct
vegetarian diet. Some may argue that by only
consuming meat that is low in fat, meat and
vegetarian diets have identical benefits. This is
true only if one eats only very low fat meat.
The lack of meat is not necessarily the main benefit
of to the vegetarian. Vegetarians tend to
eat more fruits, vegetables and grains than the meat
eater. They also tend not to use tobacco
and excessive alcohol. Moreover, vegetarians tend to
get more exercise.
83) It is clear from the passege that meat and
vegetarian diets have similar benefits .......
A) if the term vegetarian cannot be misleading
B) only if very low fat meat is eaten
C) as long as diet can take on many different
variations
D) if a vegetarian consumes the same dairy products
E) because the term vegetarian is used to cover all
facets and variations
<B
84) It has been allaged that vegetarians do not only
benefit from not eating meat in fact, ........
A) but other factors probably include exercise and
resistance to smoking and alcohol
intake
B) but the partial vegetarian eats anything except
red meat
C) this is most likely due to the low fat and high
carbohydrate content of their diet as well
D) they usually have lower blood pressure than meat
eaters as well
E) they also benefit from not using tobacco and
excessive alcohol while getting more
exercise
<E
85) In the past it was claimed that the nutrients
found in meat products weren't found in a
vegetarian diet.......
A) but it is proved to be wrong through research
today
B) the last major benefit of the vegetarian diet is
its relationship to cancer rate reduction
C) however the vegetarian diets advantages greatly
outweigh its shortcomings
D) whether a meat eater or vegetarian, both diets
may contribute to good health with
proper planning
E) there are advantages and drawbacks to both diets
<A
SORU
A social anxiety disorder or social phobia is the
constant fear of being criticized or evaluated
by other people. People with a social phobia are
nervous, anxious, and afraid about many
social situations. Simply attending a business
meeting or going to a company party can be
highly nerve wracking and intimidating. Despite the
fact that people with social anxiety want very much
to
be social with everybody else, their anxiety about
not doing well in public is strong and hinders
their best efforts. They freeze up when they meet
new people, particularly authority figures.
They are particularly afraid that other people will
notice that they are anxious, so this fear
enables the anxiety to grow and turn into a vicious
cycle.
86) Even though people with social anxiety want very
much to be social with everybody else ..........
A) who is conscious of the fact that people might be
staring at them
B) everyone is scared of something
C) everyone experiences nervousness, anxiety and
even in superior feelings around
certain people
D) they cannot overcome a social phobia without the
patient first grasping exactly what
triggers their fears
E) they cannot achieve it because of lack of self
confidence
<E
87) For someone with a social phobia, attending a
business meeting or going to a company
party may be highly nerve wracking and intimidating
......
A) as some people possess these feelings so deeply
that their fear is considered
irrational
B) Even they realize that it is illogical and that
they have a phobia
C) because of being the center of attraction
D) since a social phobia is the fear of social
situations and the interactions with other
people
E) for millions of people suffer from phobias every
day of their lives.
<C
88) People with a social phobia are nervous,
anxious, and afraid about many social situations
A) and then learning how to get proper help
B) since many symptoms go hand in hand with this
terrible phobia
C) because they are sure they are making a fool of
themselves
D) since they are afraid of being criticized or
evaluated by other people
E) for self-consciousness and anxiety rise to
extremes
<D
SORU
Alhough just a few years ago, most people regarded
talk shows as ridiculous, now this
chant is recognized and adored by many people in
society. The most careful explanation for
this is that the shows now have more interesting and
captivating topics. The basis of most
episodes of these shows has changed greatly over the
past few years; The topics have moved
away from large scale social issues, like
homosexuality and cancer, to relationship and
familial
issues, like adultery and mothers that are too
teasing with their daughter's boyfriends. Most
people would argue that the issues being presented
now are not as interesting or captivating
as the older issues.
89) In spite of the fact that many people in society
find today's talk show issues interesting ......
A) the general emotional content of the episodes has
changed from sadness to anger
B) there are many people who find the older issues
much more interesting and charming
C) there are many influences that cause extreme
anger to be displayed by the guests on
"talk shows"
D) the anxiety which you experienced is gone and
replaced by anger, intense anger
E) not knowing what to expect, when you are nervous
and anxious
<B
90) Talk shows that were considered to be ridiculous
beforehand ...........
A) are taken into consideration today
B) the emotions displayed by the guests in the newer
shows are more visible
C) usually framed some questions in a certain way
D) but there are many psychological explanations for
the increasing anger experienced by
the guests on a talk show
E) they frequently use this framing effect to try to
get the response which is more favorable for
the interviewer or surveyor
<A
91) The most significant reason which talk shows are
recognized and adored by many people in
society is that......
A) nothing seems awkward in these shows
B) questions can be phrased in different ways
eliciting different responses
C) there is a strong correlation between the anger
of his guests and the ratings
D) talk shows have interesting and charming topics
E) the question is framed in such a way that any
answer given to it would evoke or
intensify anger
<D
SORU
The belief that one's own nation is superior or at
least the strongest helped to create a feeling
of patriotism and pride among the lower classes. I
believe that the spread of nationalism
throughout European society was a positive
development. Nationalism helped to unite people
with a common history and culture. It instilled
pride and confidence among nations and gave
people a sense of being. Contrary to the other
ideologies of the time, nationalism proposed self-
sacrifice for the good of others. However, I believe
that at the beginning of the 20th century the
idea of Social Darwinism corrupted it and permitted
nationalism to be twisted by those who
would exploit it.
92) In the beginning of the 20th century, when the
idea of Social Darwinism came into scene
A) but, overall it had a positive effect on European
society.
B) nationalism declined
C) it offered something to believe in when there
wasn't much to believe in
D) there seems to be quite a bit more substantial
proof on earth to suSORUort the theory
of evolution
E) because of the fact actual samples of fossils
have been collected and scientifically tested
<B
93) It can be concluded from the paragraph
that..........
A) the time periods show differences in bone
structure showing the human evolving
B) the more a creature can adapt to it's environment
the greater chance it has of living
C) there was no self-sacrifice for the good of
others in other ideologies
D) Charles Darwin had conducted extensive research
into the environmental adoptions of
animals
E) this theory helps to prove the theory that humans
evolved from apes
<C
94 It is obvious from the passege that nationalism
which helped to unite people with a common
history and culture .......
A) the evidence of holding up much more
B) which can then be examined and placed along a
timeline.
C) which is called environmental adaptation
D) to show an increase in population called survival
of the fittest
E) gave people a sense of being
<E
SORU
In today's materialistic driven society, people are
judged in every probable aspect. From their
aSORUearance, background, social status, way of
thinking to their friends, families. The necessity
to
be accepted and admired by others captivates the
minds of many men and women of today.
This conquest for social acceptance becomes so real
that the idea then becomes an
obsession. The way we look plays a big role in our
lives. It determines the way others see us
and from that, it will then determine how we feel
about ourselves. One main suSORUorter of
aSORUearance is our weight.
95) The way that we look plays such a big role in
our lives that......
A) it determines the way others see us
B) they can look good for other people
C) they don't even admire them for their inner being
D) we ourselves abuse our health and bodies
E) there have been ways and tactics created by man
<A
96) It has been claimed by the author that ......
A) but this aSORUlies to men as well
B) men and women are obsessed with their weights
C) your body needs to maintain itself
D) the struggle for social acceptance becomes a
passion for people
E) what makes a person beautiful is the person as a
whole
<D
97) According to the paragraph the way which we look
determines ......
A) exercising and eating right is a better healthier
way to do
B) to see you are beautiful people
C) their mind, personality, attitude...being in his
or herself
D) an empty-headed person who would harm themselves
E) how we feel about ourselves
<E
SORU
The nineteenth century was a period of great change
and accompanying social unrest in the
British Isles. Most outstanding among the changes
was the industrial revolution. As everything
in life, it brought good, but it brought evil as
well. The industrial revolution combined with the
expansion of the British Empire made the United
Kingdom, the richest and most powerful
country in the world. Some of the islanders became
unbelievably wealthy, but others,
unfortunately, became unbelievably poor. Authors
from this historical period aware of the
human suffering, became social critics of what was
taking place in England, of how the rich
and powerful became more oSORUressive than before
and how the very poor, were evenly more
oSORUressed. Among these authors were Charles
Dickens and George Eliot.
98) Even though the British Empire became the
richest and most powerful country in the world
A) it describes the conflict and battle between
these two groups
B) the gap between the rich and the poor increased
after the industrial revolution
C) the factory workers and miners lacked basic human
rights and their idea and beliefs
were discarded
D) political candidates gave false hopes and
promises so as to sway the opinion of
people
E) a change for the good of the workers was provided
<B
99) The most significant change of the nineteenth
century was the industrial revolution ..........
A) claiming that their suSORUort of the radical
movement would improve their lives
B) which would be used to rebuild estate and
suSORUort political actions
C) being a radical, improvement, alter and
modernization
D) which had modern opinions and ideas to alter the
outcome of society
E) which brought both good and evil in life
<E
100) It is easy to comprehend from the paragraph
that improvement of industry in the British Isles
A) wanted change and reform
B) caused social unrest as well
C) which forced society to choose what side would
represent them
D) caused conflict in which people would only
associate with individuals
E) despite the vast obstacle there was
<B
SORU
Witnesses report many, many different shapes and
sizes of UFO's, even shape changing
ones. The famous "Two bowls joined at the rim" shape
is reported frequently, but reports of objects
shaped like cigars, squares, balls, triangles,
rings, and GUITARS are also common. Many of
these reports are of objects from far away, but
reports of close encounters also exist. Some of
the most interesting sightings, are reported on or
near the ground. Often the person claims
that the ship left a mark or something on the
ground, this is called a "Trace Case".
83) In accordance with the paragraph,.....
A) these reports, however, have to be separated from
others
B) a study of these reports are random and show no
pattern
C) these reports have come from people living in
rural areas
D) claims of witnessing a UFO have come from
considerate, reliable people
E) most of the unknown flying objects are reported
to have been on or near the ground
<E
84) According to the paragraph, even although most
of reported UFO's quite imaginative .......
A) there were real definitions as well
B) they claim they have been a part of the Alien
Brotherhood
C) the U.S. Air Force attempted to study UFO's
D) the UFOs did not represent a threat to the United
States
E) they never considered any of this to be a unique
phenomenon
<A
85) Although there were many reports about different
shapes and sizes of UFO's .......
A) men learned a great amount of things from doing
this project
B) there are many people out there studying these
sightings, and reports
C) the most widespread was "Two bowls joined at the
rim"
D) all of the UFO stuff is just abnormal weather
conditions
E) are just waiting to be found out.
<C
SORU
In the 1600's, when tobacco was founded by John
Rolfe, tobacco suddenly became the major source of
income for most of the colonists. The economic
prosperity of the colonies was primarily
dependent on the amount of tobacco produced. The
growing of tobacco required a large
amount of land, with a large stable work force. The
increased demand for a large, stable work
force combined with the availability of African
slaves, led to the use of slavery in the colonies.
86) It can be concluded that the economic prosperity
of the colonies was primarily dependent on the
amount of tobacco produced .......
A) and then the availability of African slaves as a
work force
B) but planters of tobacco had an abundance of land
and a shortage of labor
C) however the servants were running away from their
masters' farms
D) which was a major factor in the consideration of
slaves on plantation
E) because tobacco was a plant that exhausts
nutrients from the soil
<A
87) The growing of tobacco in the colonies
..........
A) would be easier for slaves owing to the color of
their skin
B) was the ideal form of labor that would be most
beneficial to productivity of any crop
C) required both a large amount of land and a large
stable work
D) had a tradition of farming, and main agricultural
skills.
E) needed to be educated on certain agricultural
techniques
<C
88) It can be infered from the paragraph
that..........
A) modern farming methods led to the rotation of
crops
B) planters had to know how to make the land most
productive
C) the slaves would only require to be educated once
D) the African slaves also had other characteristics
E) slavery started when tobacco was founded by John
Rolfe in the sixteenth century
<E
SORU
Before the paper machine was invented, paper was
made by hand one at a time. In 1798,
a Frenchman named Nicolas-Louis Robert invented a
moving screen belt that would receive a
continuous flow of stock and give an unbroken sheet
of paper to a pair of squeeze rolls. The
invention was not really used much, but two
Englishmen, the Fourdrinier brothers, improved
on Robert's idea and built a better version in 1807.
From these crude beginnings modern
papermaking machines were developed. In spite of the
fact that modern creations and engineering have
formed and ancient craft into a technical industry,
the basic procedures remain the same.
89) Even though there are modern paper making
machines,......
A) mechanical pulp was first made in Germany
B) there are practical methods for manufacturing
paper from wood and vegetable pulps
C) many publishing processes were developed
D) there were mechanical or groundwood pulping and
chemical pulping
E) the basic system is still the same
<E
90) During the primitive stage of production
........
A) paper was made manually one by one
B) diverse substances required wetting and
penetration
C) a sheet of paper composed of cellulosic fibres
D) paper sheets were impregnated with animal glue
E) some methods were not widely used till 1840
<A
91) According to the author, the paper machine that
Fourdrinier brothers developed ........
A) depended on rags and linen and this made mass
production possible
B) there were two major kinds of pulping processes
used in the 18th century
C) which was not suitable for paper in which high
whiteness and permanence were
required
D) was based on Robert's invention
E) however high whiteness, strength and permanence
were required
<D
SORU
The kind of education that is offered in the high
school system is not needed by all people.
After primary school, students have learned the
basic skills required to work in an untrained
profession, and do not need the more advanced
education that high school offers. Sons or
daughters frequently carry on the family business,
and after completing their primary education, any
further, more advanced education is unnecessary,
because they can learn all they need to
know about their future profession from their
father/mother.
92) According to the writer advanced education is
not essential for some students ..........
A) but it doesn't mean that all students do the same
B) since they'll prefer a profession not requiring a
special training
C) and these skills make students become successful
individuals
D) as schools aren't the safest place in children's
education
E) since violence in our schools prevents them from
learning necessary skills
<B
93) The primary school education is enough for some
students ......
A) that this would tell anybody that there is no
dignity in schools today
B) so long as it would benefit the students that
want to learn
C) and this is said to be on account of all the
school regulations
D) because every child hasn't been educated in a
safe and secure environment
E) since they will carry on the family business and
it doesn't require further education
<E
94) Sons or daughters that learn whatever they need
to know about their future profession
from their parents ..........
A) don't need advanced education ,.
B) but we aren't so sure that this is true anymore
C) and student failure seems to be growing swiftly
these days
D) when they realize there is far too much virtue in
education
E) but parents begin to worry about their children
at school
<A
SORU
In high school there are more trouble makers that
only disrupt the classes as they do
not want to be there. These people disrupt the class
and make it more difficult for those who
are interested in the subject and want to learn. If
school were optional, these students would
not be in classes disrupting the class and ruining
the chances of other students. Instead, they
could be out in the workforce making money and
beginning their careers earlier, giving them
more experience in the workforce and making it
easier for them to rise up to a position of
responsibility.
95) The author seems to be for optional school
.......
A) for there have been several school shootings in
the last few years
B) because some students want to complete their
secondary education
C) since there is definitely a problem with school
violence today
D) because it would be useful for the students who
want to learn
E) for the problem seems to be getting worse every
year
<D
96) Another advantage of optional school for trouble
making students is that..........
A) it is unfair to force all young people to attend
school
B) they could be out in the workforce making money
C) secondary education ought to be the individual's
choice
D) it can be the student's choice to enter the
workforce
E) this is one indication that school violence is
out of hand
<B
97) The most significant result of unwilling
students to disrupt the class is that..........
A) it is difficult to learn for the students who are
really interested in learning
B) the past three years have revealed us that
violence in our schools is more common today
than ever before
C) every time there is an occurrence of violence
more children are afraid to go to school
D) school violence has been growing quickly for the
past three years
E) school violence is an issue which everyone may
recognize but not everyone is doing
something to help prevent it
<A
SORU
Nearly all of the people who commit suicide are
unhaSORUy with their lives. This statement holds
true with me, because whenever I am haSORUy I look
forward to the next day and having fun in
life. People, who are selfish and greedy, generally
are not haSORUy in their lives. They don't really
have a purpose in life but the desire for money. But
people who give and lead a virtuous
life tend to. Be haSORUy and strive toward helping
others. The wise statement, give and you shall
receive, is very true. I think in my life if I
didn't give and help other people I would be very
bitter
and unpleasant.
98) It can be infered from the paragraph that......
A) the writer is not helping anyone else
B) people tend to commit suicide if they are
dissatisfied with their lives
C) the writer is giving himself something in return
D) we do not listen to what others say
E) we must try to keep ourselves haSORUy and focused
<B
99) According to the authorr people who have the
desire only for money .......
A) are said to be unhaSORUy in their lives
B) help out someone worse than others
C) know that helping someone less fortunate is very
gratifying
D) try to achieve this place in their after life
E) which also helps them lead a devoted life with
God
<A
100) The authorr expresses that..........
A) from any perspective people have two choices in
life
B) his goal in life is getting to heaven
C) God put us on this planet so that we could serve
him and help out others
D) he'd be pleased to share something with others
E) he has to try and lead a virtuous life
<D
SORU
There is something about our body that we all would
like to change because we feel that our
bodies are not good enough, like our height, our
weight, our eye color, etc. We want to change
ourselves because of the pressure that
advertisements places on us to be one of the
beautiful
people. They make us feel worthless because we do
not look like a super model. If the
advertisers and the media stoSORUed focusing so much
attention on physical beauty and
perfection and focused a little more on inner beauty
and strengths, then maybe when we look
in the mirror, we would not just see what we look
like on the outside, we would be able to see
the person we really are.
83) Advertisements influence us so much that.......
A) we feel that our bodies are clumsy when we look
into the mirror
B) women will want to please their men and keep them
haSORUy
C) we will love our women in return
D) there is something about our body
E) advertisers and the media have a great effect on
us
<A
84) According to the author we want to change our
aSORUearance ..........
A) due to the fact that advertisements are not so
beneficial
B) since advertisements make us feel worthless as we
do not look like a super model
C) though it illustrate us that all women love them
D) when examined from a viewpoint of a social,
cultural, historical and political context
E) but there were the same symptoms to frequent this
casual spot
<B
85) The author claims that we would be able to see
our own character when we look into the
mirror..........
A) and this puts an added pressure on women to have
the perfect body
B) but we do not look like a super model anyhow
C) if the advertisers stoSORUed focusing so much
attention on physical beauty
D) and we are to say that we should become a top
model
E) if we have a model's body
<C
SORU
There's always the chance of the innocent being in
the wrong place at the wrong time. A
handful of evidence from a strong lawyer could
sentence someone to life in prison, and even
the death penalty. One could be spending and ending
his life in captivity for just walking
down the wrong street on the wrong day. It's a small
fault in the justice system that is dificult
to overcome, but that's someone's life, and not
knowing the truth could be destroying.
86) Even if you are innocent you could either be
sentenced to life imprisonment or death
penalty ..........
A) since more and more people are becoming murderers
B) and some people believe that there is no
compensation for death penalty
C) by an efficient lawyer by means of even a little
evidence
D) however, we know that physical punishment is not
always the correct answer
E) in a judging system that can become completely
dull
<C
87) An innocent one may be found guilty of any crime
and sentenced to death ...........
A) because of being in a wrong place at a wrong time
B) as it is a rare occasion to go throughout a day
in this world
C) and solving corruption with immorality is the
only remedy
D) and if capital punishment is solely based on
punishing the wrongdoers
E) but the major reason behind this massive
disruption is not living in pleasure
<A
88) According to the author keeping an innocent one
in captivity .......
A) is a mistake you have to make no matter how hard
you struggle
B) is a small fault in the justice system which is
not easy to overcome
C) may be more destructive than so many other cases
D) is now a modern performance of contemporary law
system
E) is like committing a crime while blaming others
for what you've done
<B
SORU
Plants are the basis of the food pyramid for all
living things, even for other plants. They have
always been very significant to people, not only for
food, but also for clothing, weapons, tools,
dyes, medicines, shelter and a great many other
purposes. Both human beings and animals benefit
from plants. We eat many various types of plants
such as fruits and vegetables. We also use
plants for our herbs. Plants are also used to
manufacture many different products such as
shampoos, rubber, paper, and camera film. In some
countries, fermented sugar cane is used
instead of gasoline. Animals use plants in many
different ways also. They eat many fruits and
other plants. Many animals use plants for shelter.
Plants also provide animals with protection
from predators. The destruction of different plants
sometimes leads to animals becoming
endangered or extinct.
89) Plants are significant for animals for feeding
........
A) and they are made from cells
B) to produce seeds which will form new plants the
next year
C) when the plant is grown from cuttings, a fibrous
root system will form
D) but they are also an important source of
protection for animals
E) for they can still function to transport water
<D
90) It is very clear from the paragraph that......
A) plants are used in different branches of industry
as well
B) the basic structure of plants consists of roots,
stem and leaves
C) different plants have different numbers=and
shapes
D) woody plants are tree-like
E) the roots also help hold the plant in the ground
<A
91) Plants are not only used as a source of food
.......
A) they take in water from the soil through their
roots
B) the water also passes through the vascular rays
till it reaches the center of the root
C) but also as a medicine
D) they transport vitamins, minerals and water up
and down inside the plant
E) but it also develops vigorous roots that anchor
it to the soil.
<C
SORU
About 10 percent of people with schizophrenia commit
suicide, and many others attempt
suicide. Once people develop schizophrenia, they
generally suffer from the illness for the rest of
their lives. Even lthough there is no cure,
treatment can help many people with schizophrenia
lead
productive lives. Schizophrenia also carries an
enormous cost to society. People with
schizophrenia occupy about one-third of all beds in
psychiatric hospitals in the United States.
Furthermore, people with schizophrenia account for
at least 10 percent of the homeless
population in the United States. The National
Institute of Mental Health has estimated that
schizophrenia costs the United States tens of
billions of dollars per year in direct treatment,
social services, and lost productivity.
92) There are so many schizophrenic people
that..........
A) They develop schizophrenia at some time during
their lives
B) women tend to experience the illness less
severely
C) much less commonly, schizophrenia develops later
in life
D) it usually develops slowly over months or years
E) they occupy about one-third of all beds in
psychiatric hospitals in the United States
<B
93) According to the author schizophrenia is
incurable ......
A) but people with schizophrenia can become
productive when they are kept under
treatment
B) although women are just as likely as men to
develop schizophrenia
C) it usually develops in late adolescence or early
adulthood
D) because symptoms and functioning in people with
schizophrenia tend to vary over time
E) and for many patients the symptoms gradually
become less severe as they grow older
<A
94) Schizophrenia is said to be incurable, that is,
......
A) a variety of symptoms characterize schizophrenia
B) the illness may begin abruptly
C) people with schizophrenia generally suffer from
the illness for the rest of their lives
D) most people with schizophrenia do not recognize
that their mental functioning is
disturbed
E) the most prominent include symptoms of
psychosis-such as delusions and
hallucinations
<C
SORU
Thomas More was a humanist with a true love for
learning. Known as a leader, he recognized
that leadership is a gift from God for the common
good of humankind and the duty of that gift was
a life of service to all. A dedicated family man, he
was also a brilliant intellectual, patron of the
arts, statesman, scholar, philosopher, and author
whose writings have enriched our culture
and literature. Educated at Oxford, he practiced law
and entered the service of King Henry VIII
as royal counselor, ambassador, and Lord Chancellor.
He was a man of conscience with a
strong faith in God and an intense concern for the
problems of his day. He was executed
as he rejected to compromise his deeply held
principles and values. As a person of wide
and varied interests that exhibited high standards
of honor, Thomas More is an inspiration to
students that seek to develop through their
education the knowledge and values upon which
they will base their lives, their careers, and
service to others.
95) Thomas More thought that.......
A) a person should be adorable by others
B) a leader is always observed by his rivals
C) the only power all over the world was held by god
D) people must always be faithful to god
E) someone endowed with leadership who has a duty to
serve mankind
<E
96) Thomas More was a religious man ........
A) he was totally interested in theology
B) but he was aware of the problems of his day as
well
C) he never neglected helping others
D) he used to have unusual interests
E) he was the luckiest one to have benefited from
education
<B
97) Despite the fact that Thomas More was executed
as he refused to compromise his deeply held
principles and values .....
A) he is an inspiration to students who seek to
develop through their education the
knowledge and values upon which they will base their
lives .
B) his views have been proved to be right now
C) he was the one to have been honored during his
time
D) he sacrificed his successful career for the sake
of his ideals
E) his accomplishments can never be denied
<A
SORU
Many theorists agree that social contact early in a
child's life is crucial for healthy
personality development. This is the most
significant relationship of the child development
period as it is from this that the child drives its
confidence in the world. A break from this
relationship is experienced as highly distressing
and constitutes a considerable trauma.
Through frequent social and emotional exchanges with
parents the infant not only defines
itself, but also acquires a particular style and
orientation which some researchers believe is
carried over into later life. Thus, the relationship
between an infant and its care giver and
its development is one that has generated much
interest to developmental psychologists.
98) In accordance with the paragraph, an infant
defines itself......
A) to examine the role and significance of
attachment behaviors in development
B) there is an emotional regulation between the
infant and the mother or caregiver
C) through frequent social and emotional exchanges
with parents
D) through smiling and eye-to-eye contacts
E) the infant directs his attachment to human
figures on an instinctual bias
<C
99) In the paragraph, a lack of social contact is
cosidered as ......
A) an attachment of restricted relationship between
particular social figures
B) child psychology, and a particular phenomenon to
reflect unique characteristics of the
relationship
C) a care and protection during the most vulnerable
period of development
D) highly distressing constituent of a sizeable
trauma
E) explaining the importance of the mother-infant
interaction within the overall framework
of attachment behavior
<D
100) It can be understood from the paragraph
that........
A) the infant's behavior is directed by the primary
goal of maintaining the mother's
closeness
B) the child drives his or her confidence by means
of social contact
C) the infant's attachment focuses on one figure,
typically the primary caregiver
D) the infant now readily seeks the closeness to the
caregiver
E) the infant and the caregiver takes the form of
non-verbal communication
<B
SORU
Obesity, smoking and other obsessions are said to be
the most deadly of all diseases, but
the deadliest of diseases are poverty and ignorance.
They result in war, survivalist
protectionism and far too many deaths, and under
their umbrella are included those deaths
caused by unhealthy obsessions. Because of these
reasons, education is the most effective tool to
combat all diseases around the globe.
83) The author points out that education is .......
A) feeding the soul, and ignorance so that they can
address their physical existence
B) the most effective way of defying all diseases
around the globe
C) gaining a sense of not only the wretchedness of
life, but the beauty of it
D) a point which can also be observed in the fine
arts
E) an issue which they have dragged themselves out
of it
<B
84) In this paragraph, the authorr defines education
..........
A) as a server of peace and health in the world
B) which ought to be aSORUlied physically
C) for people to have a chance to raise themselves
out of poverty
D) by becoming personally involved with such works
E) an individual can see how others have experienced
ignorance
<A
85) According to the author the deadliest of
diseases are poverty and ignorance .......
A) which cause homelessness instead of strong ideals
B) serve not only the body, but the soul
C) through a soul search on these different
observations of life
D) that seek pleasure and those who suffers from
love
E) because they cause too many deaths
<E
SORU
The divorce rate in the United States almost doubles
all rivaling countries. For every 1.000
carriages there are twenty-one divorces. Divorce
will alter an individual's life. However, it
is up to the individual to decide whether the change
will be for the better or the worse.
Despite the fact that divorce is a life-shattering
event, it doesn't have to spoil the individuals
involved.
There are many things that people can do to lessen
the chances of having to go through a divorce.
If the individual has to go through a divorce there
are many steps in the healing process.
86) The author claims that divorcing people
determine ...........
A) if their life will get better or worse
B) to wait until they are sure they want to get
married
C) jumping into marriage without knowing what they
are getting into
D) if it is a full time job with no vacations
E) to find the right one and settle down
<A
87) According to the author although divorce is a
spoiling incident..........
A) too many marriages fail to survive
B) children of divorced couples are more likely to
drop out of school
C) lives of those who involved don't need to change
because of divorce
D) not all children of divorced parents suffer as
extensively
E) there are people that are splitting up
<C
88) According to the author although divorce is a
life destroying event.......
A) it may be avoided wisely
B) even if there is a good chance to heal
C) one must choose the right one to marry
D) more than it has been anticipated
E) there are a lot of things ,to do in the healing
process
<E
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