YDS İngilizce

YDS İngilizce Cloze Test Testi 1

Cloze Test
20 soru
30 dakika

Dört özgün paragraf, her birinde beş boşluk. Sorular YDS'deki gibi edat, bağlaç, ilgi zamiri, fiil yapısı ve kelime bilgisini ölçer; her soruda paragrafın tamamı verilir ve sorulan boşluk kalın yazılır. Boşluğu doldurmadan önce yalnız o cümleyi değil, bir önceki cümleyi de oku.

Cevabını işaretlemek için şıkka dokun. Fikrini değiştirebilir, aynı şıkka tekrar dokunarak soruyu boş bırakabilirsin. Testi bitirdiğinde doğru cevaplar ve çözümler görünür.Şıkka dokunarak cevapla; aynı şıkka yeniden dokunursan soru boş kalır.

Soru 1

The first public libraries were often founded by wealthy individuals who believed that access to books (1) ---- improve the lives of ordinary workers. Many of these libraries, however, were (2) ---- for a reading public that barely existed, since a large part of the population could not read. (3) ---- literacy rates rose in the following decades, the number of users grew steadily. Today libraries do far more than lend books: they offer internet access, language classes and quiet places to study for people (4) ---- have nowhere else to go. Some critics argue that online resources have made libraries unnecessary, but the crowded reading rooms in many towns suggest (5) ----.
For blank (1) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 2

The first public libraries were often founded by wealthy individuals who believed that access to books (1) ---- improve the lives of ordinary workers. Many of these libraries, however, were (2) ---- for a reading public that barely existed, since a large part of the population could not read. (3) ---- literacy rates rose in the following decades, the number of users grew steadily. Today libraries do far more than lend books: they offer internet access, language classes and quiet places to study for people (4) ---- have nowhere else to go. Some critics argue that online resources have made libraries unnecessary, but the crowded reading rooms in many towns suggest (5) ----.
For blank (2) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 3

The first public libraries were often founded by wealthy individuals who believed that access to books (1) ---- improve the lives of ordinary workers. Many of these libraries, however, were (2) ---- for a reading public that barely existed, since a large part of the population could not read. (3) ---- literacy rates rose in the following decades, the number of users grew steadily. Today libraries do far more than lend books: they offer internet access, language classes and quiet places to study for people (4) ---- have nowhere else to go. Some critics argue that online resources have made libraries unnecessary, but the crowded reading rooms in many towns suggest (5) ----.
For blank (3) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 4

The first public libraries were often founded by wealthy individuals who believed that access to books (1) ---- improve the lives of ordinary workers. Many of these libraries, however, were (2) ---- for a reading public that barely existed, since a large part of the population could not read. (3) ---- literacy rates rose in the following decades, the number of users grew steadily. Today libraries do far more than lend books: they offer internet access, language classes and quiet places to study for people (4) ---- have nowhere else to go. Some critics argue that online resources have made libraries unnecessary, but the crowded reading rooms in many towns suggest (5) ----.
For blank (4) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 5

The first public libraries were often founded by wealthy individuals who believed that access to books (1) ---- improve the lives of ordinary workers. Many of these libraries, however, were (2) ---- for a reading public that barely existed, since a large part of the population could not read. (3) ---- literacy rates rose in the following decades, the number of users grew steadily. Today libraries do far more than lend books: they offer internet access, language classes and quiet places to study for people (4) ---- have nowhere else to go. Some critics argue that online resources have made libraries unnecessary, but the crowded reading rooms in many towns suggest (5) ----.
For blank (5) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 6

Every autumn, millions of small birds leave northern Europe and fly south to Africa, a journey that may take (6) ---- several weeks. Scientists have long wondered how such birds find their way. Experiments suggest that they rely (7) ---- several cues at once, including the position of the sun, the pattern of the stars and the Earth's magnetic field. Young birds making the journey for the first time seem to inherit a general direction, (8) ---- older birds also use landmarks they have learnt on earlier trips. The journey is extremely demanding; before departure, many species eat far more than usual and store fat, (9) ---- will serve as fuel during the flight. Unfortunately, the places where birds rest and feed along the way are disappearing, which means that even birds that survive the crossing may arrive too (10) ---- to breed successfully.
For blank (6) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 7

Every autumn, millions of small birds leave northern Europe and fly south to Africa, a journey that may take (6) ---- several weeks. Scientists have long wondered how such birds find their way. Experiments suggest that they rely (7) ---- several cues at once, including the position of the sun, the pattern of the stars and the Earth's magnetic field. Young birds making the journey for the first time seem to inherit a general direction, (8) ---- older birds also use landmarks they have learnt on earlier trips. The journey is extremely demanding; before departure, many species eat far more than usual and store fat, (9) ---- will serve as fuel during the flight. Unfortunately, the places where birds rest and feed along the way are disappearing, which means that even birds that survive the crossing may arrive too (10) ---- to breed successfully.
For blank (7) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 8

Every autumn, millions of small birds leave northern Europe and fly south to Africa, a journey that may take (6) ---- several weeks. Scientists have long wondered how such birds find their way. Experiments suggest that they rely (7) ---- several cues at once, including the position of the sun, the pattern of the stars and the Earth's magnetic field. Young birds making the journey for the first time seem to inherit a general direction, (8) ---- older birds also use landmarks they have learnt on earlier trips. The journey is extremely demanding; before departure, many species eat far more than usual and store fat, (9) ---- will serve as fuel during the flight. Unfortunately, the places where birds rest and feed along the way are disappearing, which means that even birds that survive the crossing may arrive too (10) ---- to breed successfully.
For blank (8) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 9

Every autumn, millions of small birds leave northern Europe and fly south to Africa, a journey that may take (6) ---- several weeks. Scientists have long wondered how such birds find their way. Experiments suggest that they rely (7) ---- several cues at once, including the position of the sun, the pattern of the stars and the Earth's magnetic field. Young birds making the journey for the first time seem to inherit a general direction, (8) ---- older birds also use landmarks they have learnt on earlier trips. The journey is extremely demanding; before departure, many species eat far more than usual and store fat, (9) ---- will serve as fuel during the flight. Unfortunately, the places where birds rest and feed along the way are disappearing, which means that even birds that survive the crossing may arrive too (10) ---- to breed successfully.
For blank (9) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 10

Every autumn, millions of small birds leave northern Europe and fly south to Africa, a journey that may take (6) ---- several weeks. Scientists have long wondered how such birds find their way. Experiments suggest that they rely (7) ---- several cues at once, including the position of the sun, the pattern of the stars and the Earth's magnetic field. Young birds making the journey for the first time seem to inherit a general direction, (8) ---- older birds also use landmarks they have learnt on earlier trips. The journey is extremely demanding; before departure, many species eat far more than usual and store fat, (9) ---- will serve as fuel during the flight. Unfortunately, the places where birds rest and feed along the way are disappearing, which means that even birds that survive the crossing may arrive too (10) ---- to breed successfully.
For blank (10) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 11

Glass is one of the oldest materials made by humans, yet it remains surprisingly modern. It is produced by heating sand, usually mixed with other minerals, to a very high temperature (11) ---- it melts, and then cooling it quickly. Because the atoms do not have time to arrange themselves in a regular pattern, the result is a solid (12) ---- structure is as disordered as that of a liquid. For centuries, glass was a luxury, and window glass was available (13) ---- to the rich. Today, by contrast, it is (14) ---- cheap that we rarely think about it, even though modern life would be almost impossible without it. Optical fibres made of extremely pure glass, (15) ----, carry most of the data that travels between continents.
For blank (11) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 12

Glass is one of the oldest materials made by humans, yet it remains surprisingly modern. It is produced by heating sand, usually mixed with other minerals, to a very high temperature (11) ---- it melts, and then cooling it quickly. Because the atoms do not have time to arrange themselves in a regular pattern, the result is a solid (12) ---- structure is as disordered as that of a liquid. For centuries, glass was a luxury, and window glass was available (13) ---- to the rich. Today, by contrast, it is (14) ---- cheap that we rarely think about it, even though modern life would be almost impossible without it. Optical fibres made of extremely pure glass, (15) ----, carry most of the data that travels between continents.
For blank (12) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 13

Glass is one of the oldest materials made by humans, yet it remains surprisingly modern. It is produced by heating sand, usually mixed with other minerals, to a very high temperature (11) ---- it melts, and then cooling it quickly. Because the atoms do not have time to arrange themselves in a regular pattern, the result is a solid (12) ---- structure is as disordered as that of a liquid. For centuries, glass was a luxury, and window glass was available (13) ---- to the rich. Today, by contrast, it is (14) ---- cheap that we rarely think about it, even though modern life would be almost impossible without it. Optical fibres made of extremely pure glass, (15) ----, carry most of the data that travels between continents.
For blank (13) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 14

Glass is one of the oldest materials made by humans, yet it remains surprisingly modern. It is produced by heating sand, usually mixed with other minerals, to a very high temperature (11) ---- it melts, and then cooling it quickly. Because the atoms do not have time to arrange themselves in a regular pattern, the result is a solid (12) ---- structure is as disordered as that of a liquid. For centuries, glass was a luxury, and window glass was available (13) ---- to the rich. Today, by contrast, it is (14) ---- cheap that we rarely think about it, even though modern life would be almost impossible without it. Optical fibres made of extremely pure glass, (15) ----, carry most of the data that travels between continents.
For blank (14) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 15

Glass is one of the oldest materials made by humans, yet it remains surprisingly modern. It is produced by heating sand, usually mixed with other minerals, to a very high temperature (11) ---- it melts, and then cooling it quickly. Because the atoms do not have time to arrange themselves in a regular pattern, the result is a solid (12) ---- structure is as disordered as that of a liquid. For centuries, glass was a luxury, and window glass was available (13) ---- to the rich. Today, by contrast, it is (14) ---- cheap that we rarely think about it, even though modern life would be almost impossible without it. Optical fibres made of extremely pure glass, (15) ----, carry most of the data that travels between continents.
For blank (15) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 16

Earthquakes themselves rarely kill people; collapsing buildings (16) ----. This is why engineers focus less on predicting earthquakes, which is still not possible with any precision, and more on designing structures that can (17) ---- strong shaking. One widely used technique is base isolation, (18) ---- the building rests on flexible bearings that absorb much of the ground's movement. Equally important, however, is the quality of construction. A well-designed building (19) ---- poorly if cheap materials are used or if the rules are ignored on the construction site. For this reason, experts argue that regular inspections are (20) ---- as important as good design.
For blank (16) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 17

Earthquakes themselves rarely kill people; collapsing buildings (16) ----. This is why engineers focus less on predicting earthquakes, which is still not possible with any precision, and more on designing structures that can (17) ---- strong shaking. One widely used technique is base isolation, (18) ---- the building rests on flexible bearings that absorb much of the ground's movement. Equally important, however, is the quality of construction. A well-designed building (19) ---- poorly if cheap materials are used or if the rules are ignored on the construction site. For this reason, experts argue that regular inspections are (20) ---- as important as good design.
For blank (17) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 18

Earthquakes themselves rarely kill people; collapsing buildings (16) ----. This is why engineers focus less on predicting earthquakes, which is still not possible with any precision, and more on designing structures that can (17) ---- strong shaking. One widely used technique is base isolation, (18) ---- the building rests on flexible bearings that absorb much of the ground's movement. Equally important, however, is the quality of construction. A well-designed building (19) ---- poorly if cheap materials are used or if the rules are ignored on the construction site. For this reason, experts argue that regular inspections are (20) ---- as important as good design.
For blank (18) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 19

Earthquakes themselves rarely kill people; collapsing buildings (16) ----. This is why engineers focus less on predicting earthquakes, which is still not possible with any precision, and more on designing structures that can (17) ---- strong shaking. One widely used technique is base isolation, (18) ---- the building rests on flexible bearings that absorb much of the ground's movement. Equally important, however, is the quality of construction. A well-designed building (19) ---- poorly if cheap materials are used or if the rules are ignored on the construction site. For this reason, experts argue that regular inspections are (20) ---- as important as good design.
For blank (19) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.
Soru 20

Earthquakes themselves rarely kill people; collapsing buildings (16) ----. This is why engineers focus less on predicting earthquakes, which is still not possible with any precision, and more on designing structures that can (17) ---- strong shaking. One widely used technique is base isolation, (18) ---- the building rests on flexible bearings that absorb much of the ground's movement. Equally important, however, is the quality of construction. A well-designed building (19) ---- poorly if cheap materials are used or if the rules are ignored on the construction site. For this reason, experts argue that regular inspections are (20) ---- as important as good design.
For blank (20) in the passage, choose the word or expression that best fits.