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ÜDS FEN BİLİMLERİ MART 2003 DÖNEMİ 

KELİME VE GRAMER SORULARI 

1. In 1838, the area around the base of the 

Leaning Tower of Pisa was excavated to ---- 

columns that had sunk underground. 

A) descend B) complete 

C) enforce D) establish 

E) expose 

2. In the first half of the 20th century many 

scientists ---- liquid crystals as chemical 

impurities with no scientific or practical 

merit. 

A) put down B) wrote off 

C) let go of D) took care of 

E) left out 

3. I hope predictions that we'll begin to ---- oil 

around the year 2015 will convince people to 

use this precious resource more sparingly. 

A) run out of B) bring about 

C) slow down D) make do with 

E) send out for 

4. It is now realized that forest sizes have a --- 

influence on the climate. 

A) reliable B) compulsive 

C) significant D) controversial 

E) sensitive 

5. Animal ---- that live in large communities 

are much more dependent on each other 

than was previously believed. 

A) instincts B) patterns 

C) relatives D) species 

E) habitats 

6. I couldn't follow the section on quantum 

computers, but the rest is ---- easy to 

understand. 

A) comparatively B) permanently 

C) consequently D) sensibly 

E) comprehensibly 

7. This comprehensive Encyclopedia of 

Antarctica spans subjects ranging---- the 

history of exploration ---- glaciology, 

geology and biology. 

A) through / in B) of / with 

C) in / of D) from / to 

E) over / for 

8. ----industry is concerned, money spent on 

research is money well spent. 

A) According to B) As much as 

C) As far as D) Even so 

E) With regard to 

9. Laser beams, ---- are useful in both 

medicine andindustry, were first predicted in 

science fiction some fifty years ago. 

A) which B) what 

C) whatever D) where 

E) whose 

10. Traffic congestion is frequently not 

caused by overloading ---- by small 

disturbances in the flow. 

A) as B) but 

C) as well as D) more 

E) than 

11. Physicists certainly know more about the 

universe now than ----, but if anything they 

are ---- puzzled. 

A) once more / so 

B) once before / too 

C) ever before / even more 

D) at such times / as much 

E) ever since / the more 

12. The texture of the rock suggested it came 

from an asteroid and not from a loose, sooty 

ice ball ---- a comet. 

A) including B) like 

C) as D) as well as 

E) such 

13. In order to establish the date of these 

footprints he ---- a technique that ---- when 

the sand grains were last exposed to light. 

A) uses / measured 

B) will use / has measured 

C) has used / will measure 

D) had used / would measure 

E) used / measures 

14. In his report he ---- that the scanning 

technology ---- with novel textile 

manufacturing techniques. 

A) may recommend / has been combined 

B) recommends / was combined 

C) has recommended / had been combined 

D) recommended / should be combined 

E) had recommended / would have been 

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15. Soon, a revolutionary new steam engine 

---- speedboats more safely and efficiently 

than a conventional outboard motor. 

A) has been powering 

B) would have powered 

C) may be powering 

D) might have powered 

E) can have powered 

16. He assures me that the Department of 

Marine Biogeochemistry, which---- up in the 

1970s, ---- ever since. 

A) was set/ has been expanding 

B) had been set / was expanding 

C) would be set / will expand 

D) has been set / is expanding 

E) would have been set / will be expanding 

21. 

A) whether B) in which 

C) as if D) surely 

E) since 

22. 

A) Similarly B) Whatever 

C) Accordingly D) Therefore 

E) Otherwise 

23. 

A) would find B) have found 

C) are going to find D) were finding 

E) had to find 

17. To protect yourself from computer 

viruses, start by not opening attachments 

you ----, and ---- suspicious mail 

immediately. 

A) haven't expected / to delete 

B) are not expecting / deleting 

C) were not expecting / to be deleted 

D) didn't expect / having deleted 

E) won't expect / to have deleted 

18. To underline its confidence ---- the 

venture, one space company is already 

developing a US-based space port to be 

ready ---- the first flights in 2005. 

A) with / against B) of / with 

C) for / by D) at / into 

E) in / for 

The more technologically enhanced we 

become, themore we are going to (19) — from 

people in the developing world who have never 

(20) — made a phone call. As scientists we 

must think of imaginative ways (21)— the 

developing world can leap forward from the 

19th century into the 21 st century. (22) — the 

gap never will be bridged and we (23) — 

ourselves in a world that really is 

unsustainable. 

19. 

A) exceed B) distinguish 

C) distract D) diverge 

E) proceed 

20. 

A) even B) but 

C) still D) just 

E) enough 



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1. The Abel Prize in mathematics is intended to 

finally ---- the gap left by Alfred Nobel, who 

chose to ignore mathematics when he 

established the Nobel prizes. 

A) fill B) link 

C) avoid D) refuse 

E) exceed 

2. Reef scientists have compiled, what could 

be the most compelling ---- yet, that farming 

is harming the Great Barrier Reef. 

A) circumstance B) proposal 

C) evidence D) discussion 

E) controversy 

3. In many parts of the world mains electricity 

is still ---- or even nonexistent. 

A) convenient B) aggressive 

C) deliberate D) unreliable 

E) impressive 

4. During the 1960s the agronomist and food 

technologist Norman Borlaug launched 

what was called "the Green Revolution", 

which ---- reduced hunger in 

underdeveloped countries, by creating highyielding 

varieties of wheat and rice. 

A) diversely B) plausibly 

C) currently D) adversely 

E) greatly 

5. ---- by data from the Galileo mission to 

Jupiter, scientists think a 40,000 km-thick 

molten layer of metallic hydrogen lurks 

below Jupiter's clouds. 

A) Got over B) Carried away 

C) Put off D) Played out 

E) Backed up 

6. When World War I began, one military item 

that no nation ---- in large numbers was the 

helmet. 

A) took over B) had on hand 

C) made up D) kept on 

E) put up with 

7. Waste heat can be turned ---- electricity 

using a type of solar cell powered ---- heat 

rather than light. 

A) from / with B) on / to 

C) by/ from D) into / by 

E) off / through 

8. The first European mission to another planet 

is ---- its way, ---- the delight and relief of all 

involved. 

A) about / by B) off / for 

C) in / over D) through / with 

E) on / to 

9. Recent claims that the African elephant is 

actually two species ----, but the debate still - 

---. 

A) were contradicted / was continuing 

B) have been contradicted / continues 

C) would have been contradicted / is continuing 

D) will be contradicted / will be continuing 

E) are being contradicted / has continued 

10. The first of the great steel arch bridges ---- by 

James Eads ---- the Mississippi at St Louis. 

A) designed / to be spanning 

B) had been designed / spanning 

C) has been designed / having spanned 

D) was designed / to span 

E) was being designed / to have spanned 

11. Precast construction, in which parts of the 

building ---- on the ground, then lifted into 

place, ---- less expensive than cast-in-place 

methods. 

A) will be finished / would be 

B) were finished / would be 

C) are being finished / will be 

D) used to be finished / had been 

E) are finished / is 

12. The mummified remains of Oetzi the Iceman 

seem to suggest that this famous Stone Age 

man ---- from an attacker before ---- to death. 

A) had fled / to bleed 

B) may have fled / bleeding 

C) fled / having bled 

D) was fleeing / having had to bleed 

E) has fled / to be bleeding 

13. ---- I investigated and studied my scientist 

colleague's account of an environmental 

experiment, ---- thoroughly convinced I have 

become that it has no value whatsoever. 

A) So far as / most 

B) The more / the more 

C) Just as / more 

D) Neither / nor 

E) So long as / ever 

14. Physicists certainly know ---- about the 

universe now---- ever before. 

A) so much / that B) enough / just as 

C) both / and D) more / than 

E) as well / as 



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15. For a domestic staircase, an additional form 

of support, ---- a "carriage", that is a beam 

under the centre of the stairs, is not usually 

necessary. 

A) in case of B) so that 

C) such as D) according to 

E) either 

16. Coral reefs are home to ---- of the most 

beautiful and unusual forms of marine life, -- 

-- of which are found in only 18 places in the 

world. 

22. 

A) on the other hand B) moreover 

C) in contrast D) occasionally 

E) regrettably 

23. 

A) incapable B) comparable 

C) suitable D) disruptive 

E) conditional 

A) few / much B) many / none 

C) much / few D) a lot / any 

E) some / many 

17. ---- the span of a suspension bridge 

increases, the structure develops a "gravity" 

stiffness due to its own weight. 

A) As B) However 

C) Whereas D) While 

E) In case 

18. Dinosaurs may have terrorized other 

creatures during their time on Earth, ---- 

now it has emerged that some species had 

a taste for the flesh of their own kind. 

A) unless B) whether 

C) because D) even if 

E) so that 

The design and construction of foundations are 

largely controlled by the contours or falls of the 

site and the type of subsoil. Site falls (19) ---- 1 

in 20 usually require special methods of 

foundation construction. Gravel or chalk are 

good subsoils (20) ---- they do not hold 

moisture, and (21) ---- heavy loads. They are, 

(22) ----, economical and do not vary in bulk 

with the vagaries of the weather and 

temperature. Most rocks are eminently (23) ---- 

but usually expensive to work. 

19. 

A) replacing B) completing 

C) exceeding D) reducing 

E) surviving 

20. 

A) just B) or 

C) unless D) since 

E) besides 

21. 

A) can support B) have supported 

C) would support D) supported 

E) could support 



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1. In 1994, seven countries signed an accord, 

agreeing to guidelines designed to minimize 

the — of salmon farming on wild fish in the 

north Atlantic. 

A) relevance B) establishment 

C) impact D) perception 

E) improvement 

2. Had this 70m-long asteroid entered the 

Earth's atmosphere, it could have — a large 

city. 

A) reconciled B) inflated 

C) captured D) destroyed 

E) erupted 

3. India has dozens of half-completed water 

projects, not to mention a —, centuries-old 

infrastructure of forgotten local watersupply 

systems. 

A) perishable B) stable 

C) vast D) predominant 

E) sensitive 

4. Researchers attending the World Water 

Forum in Kyoto last year argued that 

collecting and using water more — would 

lessen the need for more dams. 

A) efficiently B) plentifully 

C) wastefully D) remarkably 

E) speedily 

5. Apparently the drop in farm incomes had 

nothing to — the introduction of modern 

farming methods. 

A) close down B) make out 

C) sort out D) force out 

E) do with 

6. Most of our exposure to organic mercury — 

eating oily fish such as tuna. 

A) plays up B) turns into 

C) comes from D) finds out 

E) puts up with 

7. In calculators, calculations — entirely with 

integers yield exact results as long as the 

numbers — too big for the space allotted. 

A) doing / were not 

B) having done / have not been 

C) to have been done / would not have been 

D) done /are not 

E) to be done / will not be 

8 . Twenty years ago the study of aging — as 

somewhat misdirected, but now it — into an 

important science. 

A) was regarded / has developed 

B) had been regarded / would develop 

C) has been regarded / would be developing 

D) would have been regarded / had developed 

E) was being regarded / has been developing 

9 . In some ways, we know little more about the 

planets than — the ancients who worshipped 

them. 

A) had done B) have done 

C) do D) would do 

E) did 

10. The first stage of the new factory project — 

last year, and work on the second phase — 

well now. 

A) had been completed / would progress 

B) was completed / is progressing 

C) would have been completed / was 

progressing 

D) has been completed / will progress 

E) was being completed / has progressed 

11. While the battle — out in the open, the 

technological capability of the coalition 

forces — them the lead. 

A) had been fought / was giving 

B) was fought / would give 

C) was being fought / gave 

D) would have been fought / will give 

E) is being fought / has given 

12. Dwindling oil reserves and concerns — 

exhaust emissions have heightened the 

search — more sustainable sources. 

A) into / with B) through / into 

C) about / at D) over / for 

E) for / by 

13. The World Commission on Dams found that, 

— average, large dams exceed their budget 

— 56%. 

A) of / up B) in / off 

C) for / under D) by / from 

E) on / by 

14. The interiors of planets are totally 

inaccessible, — what we know about them 

comes from indirect measurements and 

analysis. 

A) so B) whereas 

C) even though D) since 

E) so as 



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15. It was not long — the design deficiencies of 

the room became apparent. 

A) as if B) before 

C) until D) wherever 

E) unless 

16. In every forensic laboratory there should be 

— with the basic training to make sense of 

botanical evidence. 

A) each B) anyone 

C) someone D) one another 

E) them 

17. The Centre conducted the study — identify 

priority areas for conservation. 

A) in order to B) as well as 

C) with respect to D) due to 

E) with reference to 

18. The next model the company produced was 

well engineered and finely built but, —, it 

never became popular and sales were poor. 

A) on the contrary B) even so 

C) just as D) such as 

E) in accordance with 

Nuclear energy is now making a serious 

comeback. The design (19) — of the new 

nuclear reactors have taken a huge step 

forward. (20) — being safer and less (21) — to 

terrorism than current nuclear plants, the new 

reactor (22) — double duty; it has to generate 

electricity and produce hydrogen which is the 

probable automobile fuel (23) — the future. 

19. 

A) delays B) complexities 

C) facilities D) requirements 

E) replacements 

20. 

A) Even so B) On the other hand 

C) As regards D) In contrast 

E) Besides 

21. 

A) vulnerable B) impulsive 

C) conducive D) compulsive 

E) disruptive 

22. 

A) had to do B) must have done 

C) must be done D) must do 

E) would have to do 

23. 

A) at B) to 

C) with D) over 

E) of 



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1. This particular rocket motor ---- to burn out 

after about 65 seconds, after which the craft 

---- to coast upward for about 20 seconds. 

A) was being designed / has continued 

B) had been designed / will continue 

C) was designed / had continued 

D) would be designed / continued 

E) has been designed / continues 

2. The company’s involvement in refrigeration 

---- as early as 1918, but more than a decade 

sale ---- poor. 

A) began / remained 

B) had begun / have remained 

C) was beginning / are remaining 

D) has begun / would remain 

E) would begin / had remained 

3. Programmes of this type ---- electricity, gas 

and water supply networks ---- from a central 

control point. 

A) allowed / managing 

B) allow / to be managed 

C) would allow / to have been managed 

D) have allowed / to have managed 

E) will allow / having been managed 

4. If the permafrost ----, it ---- huge amounts of 

methane. 

A) melted / can release 

B) had melted / had released 

C) were to melt / released 

D) melts / could release 

E) is melting / would release 

5. With the help of two earth-orbiting infrared 

cameras, scientists ---- eleven active 

volcanoes for the past two years. 

A) are observing 

B) will have observed 

C) have been observing 

D) were observing 

E) had observed 

6. He believes that the best scientists are 

curious ---- everything, and not solely 

focused --- - a single discipline. 

A) about / on B) for / at 

C) of / by D) over / through 

E) into / over 

7. They suspect that those ---- charge of the 

nuclear energy plant may be using security 

considerations as a way ---- concealing a 

serious environmental risk. 

A) under / for B) at / to 

C) for / over D) over / into 

E) in / of 

8. They were immensely pleased with their find, 

----, although the crater’s size is not 

particularly noteworthy, its structure is 

unique. 

A) nevertheless B) but 

C) however D) for 

E) unless 

9. Many of the most important developments in 

absolute dating ---- World War II have come 

from the use of “radioactive clocks”. 

A) since B) during 

C) until D) before 

E) up to 

10. Questions about global warming are 

obviously of concern to the general public, - 

--- to governments and their scientific 

advisors. 

A) except B) so as 

C) on the whole D) as well as 

E) less than 

11. Actually, though he and I are both 

hydrologist, ---- duties and responsibilities 

are rather different; he is more concerned 

with flood defense activities, whereas ---- 

field is strategic planning. 

A) their / his B) our / my 

C) your / our D) his / mine 

E) my / your 

12. Such an investment would save many times 

---- water as could ever be supplied by 

draining the Ebro river. 

A) the more B) more 

C) as much D) as more 

E) the most 

13. Acid rain now presents scientists in Asia 

with ---- every bit as demanding as those 

faced in Europe at the end of the 20th 

century. 

A) contradictions B) intentions 

C) challenges D) responses 

E) deceptions 



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14. The majority of obsolete pesticide stocks in 

Africa originate from local producers, or 

have been the result of ---- purchasing 

policies. 

A) impressive B) conspicuous 

C) repulsive D) inappropriate 

E) influential 

15. The local officials had ---- wanted a steel 

bridge to span the river, but finally agreed to 

a reinforced concrete one. 

A) nearly B) initially 

C) fairly D) fully 

E) completely 

16. Maillart’s graphical analysis of this 

particular engineering problem ---- 

mathematical complexity but could be 

applied to any cylindrical water container. 

21. 

A) such B) too 

C) more D) as 

E) so 

22. 

A) supply B) excess 

C) cost D) amount 

E) process 

23. 

A) risen B) fallen 

C) exchanged D) ceased 

E) delayed 

A) avoided B) deterred 

C) abused D) negotiated 

E) released 

17. Couldn’t we ensure that all critical networks 

are kept securely ---- from the rest of the 

world 

A) taken away B) left out 

C) put down D) made over 

E) cut off 

18. A great many so-called useful gadgets 

sound great in theory but ---- in practice, 

don’t you agree 

A) make do B) pull down 

C) turn over D) fall short 

E) keep up 

Towards the end of the 19thcentury the 

typewriter was already becoming popular, and 

new models rapidly followed (19) —. In 

particular, designers (20) — ways of making 

them smaller and lighter. Aluminum came to 

their aid. Up to that time aluminum had been 

(21) — expensive for use in anything except 

luxury items. But, following the discovery in 

1886 of an electrolytic refining method the (22) 

— had increased and the price had accordingly 

(23) —. 

19. 

A) one another B) each one 

C) the next D) another 

E) the other one 

20. 

A) are seeking B) would seek 

C) have sought D) sought 

E) would be seeking 



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1. Astronomers ---- that huge star explosions 

could create carbon, oxygen and other 

elements, then---- them into nearby 

interstellar space. 

A) are theorizing / are ejecting 

B) have theorized / eject 

C) theorized / will eject 

D) theorize / would have ejected 

E) will theorize / ejected 

2. Apparently there is a great deal of unused 

energy ---- around in our local environment 

that we ----to tap into. 

A) having flowed / may be able 

B) to flow / had been able 

C) to be flowing / were able 

D) flowing / might be able 

E) to have flowed / might have been able 

3. According to statistics ---- by the UN Food 

and Agriculture Organization, global banana 

production ---- steadily over the past 40 

years. 

A) having been published / was rising 

B) to be published / would rise 

C) published / has been rising 

D) to publish / rose 

E) being published / had been rising 

4. Past research ---- running as a factor in 

human evolution because humans ---- poor 

at fast running compared to other 

mammals. 

A) dismissed / would be 

B) has dismissed / are 

C) had dismissed / have been 

D) would dismiss / were 

E) was dismissing / were being 

5. The details---- yet, but the company ---- the 

results of the trials as soon as possible. 

A) aren't being revealed / has published 

B) hadn't been revealed / published 

C) won't be revealed / would have published 

D) can't be revealed / would publish 

E) haven't been revealed / will publish 

6. Each of these mini antennas is capable ---- 

absorbing energy ---- short-wavelength 

electromagnetic radiation. 

A) of / from B) to / off 

C) for / out of D) in / with 

E) at / through 

7. The strategy for dealing ---- a fire in a 

tunnel used to be ---- the train to continue 

until it had left the tunnel. 

A) from / through B) at / by 

C) to / with D) over / to 

E) with / for 

8. Silicon-on-insulator technology, which has 

helped improve chip performance 

considerably, has become cheaper and 

easier to adopt, ---- a technology called 

Smart Cut. 

A) apart from B) as regards 

C) according to D) thanks to 

E) with respect to 

9. Unified field theory in physics is the theory 

that attempts to explain the four 

fundamental forces, which are strong 

nuclear, weak nuclear, electromagnetic and 

gravity, ---- a single unified force. 

A) so as to B) ahead of 

C) in terms of D) with a view to 

E) on behalf of 

10. Scientists at the US Geological Survey 

Center found that the Canadian quake, ---- 

measured 7.9 on the Richter scale, triggered 

off several smaller ones as far as Nevada 

and Utah. 

A) in which B) which 

C) where D) what 

E) who 

11. Chip-making is very competitive, so ---- 

opportunity to cut costs and improve yields 

is highly prized. 

A) all B) certain 

C) some D) any 

E) such 

12. The nucleus is surrounded by a number of 

moving electrons, ---- of which has a 

negative charge equal to the positive charge 

on a proton. 

A) both B) much 

C) less D) more 

E) each 

13. When considering eye colour in birds, it is 

important to make a ---- between the eye 

wattle, which is the coloured skin around 

the eye, and the iris colour. 

A) consideration B) contribution 

C) replacement D) distinction 

E) significance 



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14. The US government demands ---exemptions 

from a worldwide ban on the use of methyl 

bromide, a pesticide that damages the 

ozone layer. 

A) responsive B) eager 

C) indefinite D) susceptible 

E) major 

15. Africa's deserts are spreading ---- owing to 

cycles of drought together with overfarming 

and overgrazing. 

A) influentially B) successfully 

C) fundamentally D) continuously 

E) conveniently 

16. The idea of changing CO2 into petrol was 

certainly an attractive one, but it was soon - 

--. 

21. 

A) would be B) have been 

C) would have been D) had been 

E) are being 

22. 

A) impairs B) accumulates 

C) relates D) exchanges 

E) reacts 

23. 

A) through B) from 

C) of D) to 

E) out of 

A) repeated B) discredited 

C) deceived D) implied 

E) inferred 

17. By one account, the team ---- the desired 

compound in just three days. 

A) drove through B) turned over 

C) came up with D) put up with 

E) made up for 

18. The government's nuclear adviser ---- that 

so far no radioactive contamination has 

been found outside the test site. 

A) points out B) puts out 

C) sets up D) takes over 

E) gets in 

In the past a significant amount of the acid in 

rainfall was neutralized by alkaline materials, 

notably the calcium-rich minerals in windblown 

dusts. But recently there has been a slow (19) -- 

-- in levels of alkaline materials in the air; this is 

partly because there are fewer unpaved roads 

which were an important (20) ---- of dust in the 

past. Recently, ammonia emissions (21) ---- on 

the increase in many parts of the world. One 

might presume that this is a good thing 

because ammonia is alkaline. Unfortunately, 

however, it (22) ---- with SO2 to produce 

ammonium sulphate, which is converted (23) --- 

- nitric acid in soil. 

19. 

A) replacement B) discrepancy 

C) prevention D) decline 

E) relief 

20. 

A) delivery B) improvement 

C) source D) action 

E) expression 



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1. Fossilized bones are fragile and can easily 

be damaged by ---- to the air. 

A) exposure B) compression 

C) resistance D) appearance 

E) restoration 

2. High-energy cosmic rays, which are more-- 

-- in space than on Mars or Earth, could 

deliver dangerously high radiation doses. 

A) impressive B) compulsive 

C) fragile D) innovative 

E) prevalent 

3. The point-and-click actions of the computer 

mouse have made it an---- popular 

alternative to keyboard and text-based 

commands. 

A) increasingly B) assertively 

C) effortlessly D) exactly 

E) objectively 

4. In years when nut and berry crops are poor, 

birds may be forced to ---- their territories 

and search for food elsewhere. 

A) locate B) reach 

C) abandon D) reserve 

E) exclude 

5. This particular herbicide seems to be 

environmental-friendly, and they plan to ---- 

its effect on broad-leaved plants. 

A) cope with B) hold up 

C) run through D) try out 

E) break into 

6. The moon maps are incomplete but it is 

hoped that the 2008 lunar orbiter will ----the 

gaps for us. 

A) make up B) fill in 

C) lay out D) put over 

E) work out 

7. On a broader scientific level, undersea 

mapping ----fundamental knowledge about 

the Geological forces that ---- the ocean 

floor. 

A) will provide / would shape 

B) had provided / had shaped 

C) would provide / will shape 

D) is providing / shape 

E) provides / would have shaped 

8. Wolfram's type of research---- to practical 

developments, but it---- 50 or 100 years 

before these developments appear. 

A) would have led / would be 

B) has led / has been 

C) can lead / could be 

D) may lead / had been 

E) leads / would have been 

9. A good way ---- understanding of the 

geodynamic ---- to compare computer 

dynamos (which lack turbulence) with 

laboratory dynamos (which lack convection). 

A) to be improved / will be 

B) to have improved / has been 

C) having improved / could be 

D) improving / could have been 

E) to improve / would be 

10. Geologists ---- that the Paleozoic 

sedimentary rocks of the Peruvian Andes are 

made of debris that ---- from a neighboring 

landmass. 

A) had found / should have eroded 

B) have found / must have eroded 

C) would find / could have been eroding 

D) find / would be eroding 

E) would have found / was eroding 

11. Seahorses ----too exotic for British 

waters, but a new study ---- that two species 

live and breed around Britain's shores. 

A) will seem / would find 

B) seemed / had found 

C) have seemed / may find 

D) would seem / is finding 

E) seem / has found 

12. Last January, "Hygens", a space probe 

built by the European Space Agency, landed 

- --- Titan, Saturn's largest moon, and began 

to deliver its data---- waiting scientists. 

A) above / from B) in / with 

C) on / to D) off / about 

E) to / by 

13. Such information is not being used in 

engineering applications ---- present, but it is 

----much importance to the food and 

beverageindustry. 

A) at /of B) in / with 

C) by / to D) on / about 

E) from / for 



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14. ---- jet engines, which are also reaction 

engines, modern rockets carry their own 

oxygen supplyto burn their fuel and do not 

require any surrounding atmosphere. 

A) Instead of B) Even 

C) Whereas D) Unlike 

E) Whereby 

15. Most of us think that random events tend 

to be equally spread, ---- the contrary seems 

to betrue: randomness tends to occur in 

clusters. 

A) as if B) but 

C) so D) moreover 

E) since 

16. Many basic issues, ---- the relationship 

between gravity and quantum physics, 

remain unsolved. 

21. 

A) insufficient B) occasional 

C) eager D) abrupt 

E) insecure 

22. 

A) from B) at 

C) with D) over 

E) for 

23. 

A) violated B) reduced 

C) reversed D) repaired 

E) collapsed 

A) except for B) despite 

C) such as D) in case of 

E) instead of 

17. A robot is----machine that can make 

decisions independent of human control. 

A) either B) some 

C) such D) both 

E) any 

18. Roentgen, which is the unit of radiation 

exposure, is defined---- the number of ions 

produced in one cubic centimeter of air by 

the radiation. 

A) in view of B) as well as 

C) due to D) in terms of 

E) on behalf of 

Bozono, chief engineer of the Phoenix Bridge 

Company, was confident that he could build a 

bridge to span the Kinzua gorge; and he did 

(19) ----, in just 94 days. When it (20)---- in 1882, 

the Kinzua Viaduct was the tallest bridge in the 

world. For more than 100 years, it carried trains 

across the Kinzua gorge, but in 2003 its service 

came to an (21)---- end when it took a direct hit 

(22) ---- a tornado and 23 of its 41 spans (23) ---- 

in spectacular fashionin just 30 seconds. 

19. 

A) as well B) so 

C) too D) only 

E) both 

20. 

A) had been finished B) has been finished 

C) was finished D) was to be finished 

E) finished 



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1. In the life sciences, biologists need to be 

more aware of the ---- between science and 

technology. 

A) approach B) departure 

C) complexity D) extremity 

E) gap 

2. The theory is interesting enough, but is it --- 

------ 

A) solvable B) expressive 

C) intensive D) coherent 

E) resistant 

3. However incredible we may now find it, 

engineers did not ---- welcome the idea of a 

general purpose microchip. 

A) instantly B) urgently 

C) crudely D) scarcely 

E) reliably 

4. His efforts to ---- the threat of global 

warming with new forms of energy have 

been much appreciated. 

A) excuse B) counter 

C) pursue D) uphold 

E) deliver 

5. The amount of fish caught did not ---- the 

massive increase in vessel tonnage and 

fishing effort. 

A) pull through B) make do with 

C) keep pace with D) come across 

E) break out of 

6. Home heating, which ---- less than 7 per 

cent of all energy consumed in the US, has 

had a 

commendable efficiency record. 

A) accounts for B) comes with 

C) joins in D) picks up 

E) brings out 

7. For a long time now, biologists ---- that bits 

of tissue placed next to each other ----. 

A) had known / may fuse 

B) have known / can fuse 

C) knew / had fused 

D) would have known / have fused 

E) know / would have fused 

8. It ---- that Brazil’s new surveillance system -- 

-- a useful tool in the protection of the rain 

forests. 

A) may be hoped / would have proved 

B) was hoped / had proved 

C) has been hoped / would prove 

D) could be hoped / might have proved 

E) is hoped / will prove 

9. Many engineers ---- the thrill of designing a 

novel product that then ---- mass production. 

A) are having / is entering 

B) had had / had entered 

C) would have / has entered 

D) have had / enters 

E) were having / have entered 

10. Over the past eight years, the TES 

instrument ---- that Martian rocks and sands 

---- almost entirely of volcanic minerals. 

A) would discover / had been composed 

B) has discovered / are composed 

C) would discover / were composed 

D) had discovered / had been composed 

E) was discovering / would be composed 

11. In order ---- a good sheep-shearing robot I 

had to understand sheep shearers and the 

skill of shearing, as well as the technology -- 

-- in building a robot. 

A) having built / to have been involved 

B) building / to be involved 

C) to build / involved 

D) to be building / involving 

E) to have built / having been involved 

12. It is estimated that sulphur pollution costs 

China nearly 45 billion dollars each year ---- 

lost productivity, health care and damage ---- 

forests and crops. 

A) from / at B) in / to 

C) under / of D) over / through 

E) by / for 

13. One of the great advances ---- astronomy ---- 

the past decade has been the discovery of 

planets outside our solar system. 

A) of / over B) through /at 

C) in / to D) for / by 

E) with / for 

14. He realized that the world could run out of 

key resources, ---- he was a harsh critic of 

the wastefulness of modern industrial 

society. 

A) so that B) whether 

C) so long as D) and so 

E) but 



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15. ---- the car is equipped with a sophisticated 

protection system, you know you are fully 

protected. 

A) Until B) Even if 

C) Although D) So 

E) Since 

16. Certain reactions, ---- catalytic methanation, 

appear to stop before they are complete. 

A) instead of B) such as 

C) in place of D) in case of 

E) with reference to 

17. Engineering structures must conform ---- to 

their type ---- to the laws of physics. 

A) not only / but also B) as / as 

C) more / but D) both / as 

E) either / and 

18. The harder a material is, ---- ductile or 

workable it tends to be. 

A) the most B) as much 

C) the less D) more 

E) so much 

Natural disturbances, including hurricanes and 

earthquakes, have affected coral reefs for 

millions of years. They are typically acute but 

have short-lived (19) ----. Reef areas (20) ---- 

human influences often recover within a few 

years (21) ---- water and substratum quality 

remain high. Indeed, acute natural disturbances 

can actually help (22) ---- diversity on coral 

reefs by knocking back dominant species and 

allowing (23) ---- competitive species to reestablish 

themselves. 

19. 

A) products B) conditions 

C) concerns D) effects 

E) explanations 

20. 

A) down to B) up to 

C) up against D) out of 

E) away from 

21. 

A) so that B) unless 

C) though D) if 

E) whether 

22. 

A) to have maintained B) maintaining 

C) having maintained D) to be maintained 

E) to maintain 

23. 

A) much B) little 

C) as D) less 

E) least 



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1. Cooper is replacing aluminum in the metal 

interconnections on some chips to improve 

----. 

A) creativity B) credibility 

C) sustainability D) conductivity 

E) respectability 

2. It is hoped that these ---- projects will lead 

to a better understanding of typhoons and 

improve short-term weather forecasting. 

A) defensive B) excessive 

C) comprehensive D) regrettable 

E) forceful 

3. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if science and 

scientists were taken more ---- in the 

political process 

A) sullenly B) seriously 

C) satisfactorily D) ingeniously 

E) pretentiously 

4. The Sun’s gravitational pull on the moon is 

more than twice that ---- by the Earth. 

A) attempted B) undertaken 

C) magnified D) replaced 

E) exerted 

5. A mystery virus has ---- more than 90 per 

cent of some bird species in India. 

A) found out B) broken through 

C) turned up D) wiped out 

E) put off 

6. The report emphasizes that, due to serious 

acidification in the coastal waters, many 

marine organisms have ----. 

A) died out B) taken off 

C) used up D) run down 

E) ended up 

7. The Proctor Prize ---- annually since 1950 to 

an outstanding scientist who ---- known for 

effective communication of complex ideas. 

A) was being presented / is being 

B) was presented / had been 

C) would be presented / will be 

D) had been presented / has been 

E) has been presented / is 

8. In their quest to build a computer that ---- 

advantage of the weirdness of quantum 

mechanics, physicists ---- a number of 

disparate technologies. 

A) is taking / will be testing 

B) will take / are testing 

C) must take / had tested 

D) took / have had to test 

E) had taken / have tested 

9. Individuals who ---- that animals ---- feelings 

are usually accused of anthropomorphism, 

or ascribing human traits to nonhuman 

beings. 

A) had claimed / had 

B) claimed / will have 

C) are claiming / would have 

D) claim / have 

E) would claim / must have had 

10. The reason why the moon doesn’t orbit the 

Sun is because the Earth is also ---- towards 

the Sun, and so the two ---- through space 

together. 

A) going to pull / will have been moving 

B) having been pulled / moved 

C) pulling / were moving 

D) to pull / move 

E) being pulled / are moving 

11. The recovery and identification of plant 

remains from archaeological contexts are 

merely the first steps in a wide-ranging 

series of research issues that ---- up 

paleoethnobotany, also ---- as 

archaeobotany. 

A) made / knowing 

B) will make / is known 

C) make / known 

D) has made / havinknown 

E) had made / is to be known 

12. Exploration of the Arctic began with the 

search ---- the Northwest Passage as a short 

cut ---- the Far East. 

A) for / to B) in / in 

C) by / for D) on / with 

E) from / of 

13. Roger Revelle’s calculations about what 

happens to the carbon dioxide released ---- 

the burning of fossil fuels were correct ---- 

showing that much of it would end up in the 

sea. 

A) from / with B) by / in 

C) to / by D) in / for 

E) through / about 



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14. Electromagnetic traps for atomic ions work 

well for experiments using a small number 

of ions ---- they are completely impractical 

for large-scale systems. 

A) so long as B) now that 

C) although D) in case 

E) whether 

15. The trend of increasing carbon dioxide in 

the atmosphere is documented by the 

examination of air bubbles trapped in 

glacial ice ---- by direct measurements of 

the atmosphere. 

A) as well as B) unless 

C) because of D) also 

E) whereas 

21. 

A) too B) more 

C) much D) very 

E) most 

22. 

A) who B) what 

C) where D) when 

E) how 

23. 

A) which B) themselves 

C) of whom D) whatever 

E) itself 

16. Being a scientist does not prevent one from 

participating in other fields of human 

endeavour, ---- being an artist does not 

prevent one from practising science. 

A) so far as B) rather than 

C) so that D) as well as 

E) just as 

17. The book adheres ---- closely to a standard 

chemistry curriculum. 

A) seldom B) such 

C) as D) fairly 

E) enough 

18. It was not obvious to scientists what the 

solution would be to the cosmic radiation 

astronauts are exposed to; ---- was it 

obvious that there would be any solution at 

all. 

A) either B) so 

C) and D) but 

E) nor 

We can certainly hear external sounds while we 

are dreaming. Otherwise, a dreamer couldn’t be 

(19) ---- by shouting. Around 40 to 50 per cent 

(20) ---- dreams also contain sounds, while 

touch, smell, taste and pain are present in a (21) 

---- smaller percentage of dreams. Sounds 

occurring near a sleeper (22) ---- is already 

dreaming can be incorporated into the dream. 

However, the sounds (23) ---- will not cause 

the sleeper to dream. 

19. 

A) ensured B) awakened 

C) heard D) embarrassed 

E) calmed 

20. 

A) by B) to C) for D) of E) in 



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1. Marine biodiversity ensures that 

ecosystems recover relatively quickly after 

an accidental or natural ----. 

A) disturbance B) hesitation 

C) encouragement D) dedication 

E) spectacle 

2. According to kinetic theory, the absolute 

temperature of a gas is directly ---- to the 

average kinetic energy of the molecules. 

A) experimental B) fundamental 

C) negligible D) proportional 

E) exceptional 

3. At times during the last Ice Age the North 

Atlantic thermohaline circulation was ---- 

weaker than it is today. 

A) pleasantly B) rarely 

C) considerably D) directly 

E) fully 

4. In the 1940s, computer pioneer Konrad Zuse 

began to ---- that the universe might be 

nothing but a giant computer continually 

executing formal rules to compute its own 

evolution. 

A) denounce B) pressurize 

C) empower D) evade 

E) speculate 

5. In recent years, carbon dioxide (CO2), a 

naturally occurring greenhouse gas, has 

been ---- as a result of activities such as the 

burning of fossil fuels and deforestation. 

A) setting out B) building up 

C) going out D) coming in 

E) reaching up 

6. The movement of electrons within 

electromagnetic waves ---- some of the 

wave’s energy, affecting the properties of 

the wave and how it travels. 

A) tells off B) puts in 

C) finds out D) uses up 

E) goes around 

7. Some evolutionary biologists argue that if 

the clock of evolution ---- to the beginning 

and allowed to run again to the present day, 

the resulting animals on Earth ---- very 

different from the ones we know now. 

A) has been rewound / would have been 

B) is rewound / will be 

C) might be rewound / will have been 

D) had been rewound / had been 

E) could be rewound / might be 

8. Scientists who ---- alert the world to the 

existence of a hole in the stratospheric 

ozone layer recently reported that this 

feature of the atmosphere ---- widening 

soon. 

A) help / would stop 

B) have helped / might have stopped 

C) helped / may stop 

D) will help / might stop 

E) had helped / has stopped 

9. Meteorites ---- the best available record of 

the chemical and physical processes that --- 

- during the first million years of our solar 

system’s history. 

A) provide / occurred 

B) are providing / have occurred 

C) had provided / occurred 

D) could provide / would occur 

E) provided / might ocur 

10. Today one third of the carbon dioxide (CO2) 

given off by burning fossil fuels ---- the 

oceans, thus ---- their naturally alkaline pH. 

A) is entering / reduces 

B) enters / reducing 

C) had entered / will reduce 

D) will enter / reduced 

E) would enter / having reduced 

11. Until recently, some scientists ---- that many 

individuals of the same species ---- specific 

tasks better than the same number of 

individuals from different species. 

A) will think / are performing 

B) were thinking / will perform 

C) think / ought to perform 

D) had thought / would be performing 

E) thought / could perform 

12. Archaeological records show evidence ---- 

local plants being used as medicine ---- 

ancient Egyptian and Stone Age times. 

A) about / at B) of / in 

C) with / by D) from / for 

E) on / to 



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13. The Weddell seal can swim under the ice ---- 

a depth of 500 metres ---- more than an hour 

without coming up for air. 

A) to / between B) in / during 

C) at / for D) on / through 

E) with / about 

14. ---- providing energy, proteins provide the 

raw materials for building the body’s 

tissues and regulating its many activities. 

A) According to B) As regards 

C) Despite D) In addition to 

E) Contrary to 

15. The theory posits that Earth’s climate 

changes ---- cyclic variations in the way it 

orbits the sun. 

A) in place of B) in case of 

C) so as to D) in view of 

E) as a result of 

16. Life on Earth would be impossible without 

water, ---- all life forms, from bacteria to 

plants and animals, contain it. 

A) since B) even so 

C) unless D) that 

E) when 

17. Obtaining nutrients is of ---- vital 

importance ---- both individual organisms 

and ecosystems are structured around the 

central theme of nutrition, the process of 

taking in and using food. 

A) more / than B) such / that 

C) so / as D) much / like 

E) either / or 

18. Butterflies have some characteristics that 

are ---- for professional scientists to 

understand ---- amateur enthusiasts. 

Among the earliest events in fruit fly 

development are those that determine which end 

of the egg cell will become the head and which 

end will become the tail. These events (19) ---- in 

the ovaries of the mother fly and involve 

communication between an unfertilized egg cell 

and the cells next to it. One of the first genes 

activated in the egg cell produces a protein that 

leaves the egg cell and signals neighbouring 

follicle cells. Then these follicle cells (20) ---- to 

turn on genes for other proteins, which signal 

back to the egg cell. One of the egg cell’s 

responses is to localize a specific type of mRNA 

at one end of the cell. This mRNA marks the end 

of the egg (21) ---- the fly’s head will develop, 

and thus defines the fly’s head-to-tail axis. (22) -- 

--, other egg cell genes direct the positioning 

(23) ---- the top-to-bottom and side-to-side axes. 

19. 

A) instruct B) dispel 

C) embrace D) identify 

E) ocur 

20. 

A) will be stimulated B) stimulate 

C) are stimulated D) have been stimulated 

E) are stimulating 

21. 

A) who B) what 

C) whom D) where 

E) how 

22. 

A) On the contrary B) Similarly 

C) Nevertheless D) Despite this 

E) As a result 

23. 

A) behind B) to 

C) about D) of 

E) at 

A) easier / than B) the easiest / as 

C) as easy / so D) so easy / that 

E) easiest / like 



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1. The greatest ---- to the spread of nuclear 

technology and nuclear power reactors to 

developing countries is that it will increase 

the risks of nuclear weapons proliferation. 

A) obligation B) contribution 

C) solution D) condition 

E) objection 

2. A combination of factors made the 1984 

accident in a storage tank at a Union 

Carbide plant in India almost ----. 

A) crucial B) inevitable 

C) vulnerable D) bearable 

E) permanent 

3. In the opinion of most scientists, 

Engineering does not ---- offer universally 

Acceptable solutions. 

A) randomly B) previously 

C) necessarily D) excessively 

E) extremely 

4. Scientists suggest that huge amounts of 

greenhouse gases will be ---- into the 

atmosphere if rising temperatures cause the 

Arctic permafrost to melt. 

A) produced B) accelerated 

C) disrupted D) released 

E) joined 

5. Several research groups have been racing 

to ---- how to regenerate hair cells. 

A) figure out B) go for 

C) connect with D) set up 

E) make up 

6. An important aspect of the application of 

mathematics is that different ways of 

making mathematical sense of everyday 

questions ---- different answers. 

A) keep up B) bring over 

C) lead to D) show off 

E) find out 

7. Earthquake rupture ---- to occur by 

enlargement of a crack, but more recent 

observations ---- a “pulse-like” mode of 

rupture enlargement. 

A) had been thought / would be indicated 

B) can be thought / had indicated 

C) was thought / will have indicated 

D) has been thought / indicate 

E) must be thought / may have indicated 

8. Cosmologists are addressing some of the 

fundamental questions that people ---- to 

resolve over the centuries through 

philosophical thinking, but they ---- this 

based on systematic observation and 

quantitative methodology. 

A) would attempt / have done 

B) attempt / will do 

C) may attempt / did 

D) attempted / should do 

E) have attempted / are doing 

9. The shuttle ---- the atmosphere at precisely 

38° for heat shields below the fuselage and 

the wings ---- the craft from heat damage. 

A) must re-enter / to protect 

B) has re-entered / having protected 

C) re-entered / to have protected 

D) re-enters / to be protecting 

E) should re-enter / to have been protecting 

10. From the year 1665, when Robert Hooke ---- 

cells, until the middle of the twentieth 

century, biologists ---- only light 

microscopes for viewing cells. 

A) used to discover / could have had 

B) had discovered / would have 

C) discovered / had 

D) has discovered / have had 

E) could discover / have 

11. Sea bindweed Calystegia soldanella ---- a 

fleshyleaved cousin of the more widespread, 

whiteflowered hedge bindweed (C. sepium) 

that ----fences and hedges everywhere in the 

summer. 

A) might be / had clothed 

B) is / clothes 

C) should be / has clothed 

D) could be / would have clothed 

E) was / can clothe 

12. In February 1996, ---- a meeting in Bermuda, 

international partners in the Human Genome 

Project agreed to formalize the conditions of 

data access, including release of the 

sequence into public databases ---- 24 

hours. 

A) at / within B) from / in 

C) in / by D) during / to 

E) on / through 

13. The United States government is about to 

startmonitoring the air ---- major cities for 

biological weapons ---- looking for bacteria 

and viruses in the air filtres that now monitor 

pollution. 

A) of / on B) at / towards 

C) out of / with D) in / by 

E) from / through 



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14. Comets are thought to have changed very 

little over the last 4 billion years, ---- their 

composition should hold clues to the origin 

of the solar system. 

A) but B) whereas 

C) just as D) in that 

E) so 

15. Robots will never be much good at 

household tasks such as pouring coffee or 

polishing shoes ---- they can calculate their 

position accurately. 

A) since B) when 

C) unless D) so that 

E) in case 

16. About half of all women over 65 years of age 

take some type of nutrition supplement, ---- 

only about one-fifth of older men do. 

20. 

A) were to be known B) would be known 

C) are known D) were known 

E) will be known 

21. 

A) to have been identifying 

B) identified 

C) to have identified 

D) to be identifying 

E) identifying 

22. 

A) participants B) followers 

C) occupants D) suppliers 

E) practitioners 

23. 

A) constant B) primary 

C) rapid D) similar 

E) partial 

A) before B) because 

C) that is D) while 

E) despite 

17. Coal produces ---- CO2 per energy unit ---- 

any other fossil fuel. 

A) also / as B) more / than 

C) such / that D) either / or 

E) so / as 

18. Every rock, ---- copper-veined, silver-clad, or 

black-glazed, tells a story about the Earth as 

a whole. 

A) both B) also 

C) whether D) all 

E) that 

Names and numbers were causing trouble long 

before the Internet age. Biology had a naming 

crisis in the 17th and 18th centuries. The problem 

wasn’t so much a shortage of names but an 

excess of (19) ---- Plants and animals (20) ---- by 

many different names in different places. Then 

came the great reform of Carolus Linnaeus and 

his system of Latin binomials, (21) ---- each 

organism by genus and species. The new 

scheme revolutionized taxonomy, not because 

there is any magic in Latin or in two-part 

names, but because Linnaeus and his (22) ---- 

laboured to preserve a strict one-to-one 

mapping between names and organisms. 

Official codes of nomenclature continue to 

enforce this rule – one 

name, one species – although rooting out 

synonyms and homonyms is a (23) ---- struggle. 

19. 

A) them B) that 

C) theirs D) those 

E) themselves 



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