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1. Soru

Although peer review helps improve the quality of scientific research, it cannot guarantee that every published study is free from error.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

A) Peer review can strengthen scientific research, but it does not make every published study completely error-free.

B) Scientific research becomes completely reliable as soon as it passes through peer review.

C) Peer review is unnecessary because most published studies contain no errors.

D) Every study that is published after peer review should be accepted without further examination.

E) Scientific research is considered valuable only when it avoids the peer review process.

2. Soru

Access to technology does not automatically lead to better education unless teachers and students know how to use it effectively.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

A) Technology always improves education whether or not it is used effectively by teachers and students.

B) Educational benefits from technology depend on the ability of teachers and students to use it properly.

C) Teachers and students no longer need training when technology is available in classrooms.

D) Access to technology is more important than how it is used in the learning process.

E) Education improves only when traditional teaching methods are completely removed.

3. Soru

Many cities invest in public transport not only to reduce traffic but also to improve air quality and social mobility.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

A) Public transport investments are made mainly to increase the number of private cars in cities.

B) Cities invest in public transport only when air pollution has already disappeared.

C) Public transport is supported because it can help with traffic, cleaner air and easier movement for different groups.

D) Traffic reduction is unrelated to public transport, air quality or social mobility.

E) Cities usually avoid public transport investments because they create social inequality.

4. Soru

Even when a health message is scientifically accurate, it may fail if people find it difficult to understand or apply in daily life.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

A) Health messages are effective only when they include complex scientific details.

B) People usually apply health advice correctly even when they cannot understand it.

C) Scientific accuracy is the only factor that determines whether a health message succeeds.

D) A correct health message may still be ineffective if it is unclear or impractical for people.

E) Health communication should avoid scientific accuracy in order to reach more people.

5. Soru

Renewable energy sources are cleaner than fossil fuels, but their wider use requires reliable systems for storing and distributing electricity.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

A) Renewable energy sources are more harmful than fossil fuels because they require storage systems.

B) Fossil fuels are cleaner than renewable energy sources when electricity distribution is difficult.

C) The use of renewable energy should be limited because storage systems are never reliable.

D) Electricity storage and distribution are unrelated to the spread of renewable energy sources.

E) Although renewable energy is cleaner, it needs dependable storage and distribution systems to be used more widely.

6. Soru

Reading academic texts becomes easier when students pay attention to how ideas are connected rather than translating each word separately.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

A) Students can understand academic texts more easily by following idea relationships instead of translating words one by one.

B) Academic texts should always be translated word by word before their meaning is considered.

C) The relationship between ideas is less important than the meaning of individual words in academic reading.

D) Students understand academic texts best when they ignore how sentences are connected.

E) Translating each word separately is the most effective way to understand academic arguments.

7. Soru

Climate change affects different regions in different ways, which is why a single adaptation policy cannot meet every local need.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

A) All regions experience climate change in the same way, so one adaptation policy is enough.

B) Because climate effects vary by region, adaptation policies need to respond to local conditions.

C) Local needs are not important when governments design climate adaptation policies.

D) Climate change affects only regions that have already developed adaptation plans.

E) A single adaptation policy is necessary because local differences create confusion.

8. Soru

Historical objects can be valuable not because they are rare or expensive, but because they reveal how people lived, worked and understood the world.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

A) Historical objects are meaningful only when they are rare, expensive and well preserved.

B) The value of historical objects depends mainly on how much they cost in modern markets.

C) Objects from the past should be studied only if they belonged to wealthy individuals.

D) Historical objects may matter because they provide insight into daily life and ways of thinking.

E) The age of an object is the only reason it can be considered historically important.

9. Soru

Automation can increase efficiency in the workplace, yet it also requires workers to develop new skills in order to adapt to changing roles.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

A) Automation improves efficiency only when workers continue doing exactly the same tasks.

B) Workers no longer need new skills once automation is introduced into the workplace.

C) While automation may make workplaces more efficient, employees must gain new skills to adjust to new duties.

D) Automation should be avoided because it never contributes to workplace efficiency.

E) Changing roles in the workplace are unrelated to technological development.

10. Soru

Scientific uncertainty does not mean that researchers know nothing; rather, it shows that some details or long-term effects still need further investigation.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

A) Scientific uncertainty proves that researchers have no useful knowledge about a subject.

B) Researchers use uncertainty when they want to avoid explaining their findings clearly.

C) When there is uncertainty, all scientific explanations become equally unreliable.

D) Scientific uncertainty should be hidden because it makes research impossible to understand.

E) Uncertainty in science often means that knowledge exists, but some aspects still require more study.

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