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1. Bu sınavda 50 soru vardır.
2. Bu sınav için verilen toplam cevaplama süresi 75 dakikadır.
3. Cevaplamaya, istediğiniz sorudan başlayabilirsiniz.
4. Sayfalar üzerindeki boş yerleri müsvedde için kullanabilirsiniz.
1.-11. sorularda, cümlede boş bırakılan
yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya da ifadeyi
bulunuz.
1. The human junk left on the Moon includes the 3. When buying a new car, some people have
wrecks of spacecraft and rockets that crashed the tendency to pick one that will -— from
by accident or that were —- crashed at the end the others on the road and make them look
of missions. unique.
A) freely B) remarkably A) stand out B) get around
C) legally D) intentionally C) pull over D) pass on
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2. I hate people who eat or drink on the streets 4. Discipline works best when you set limits for
and then throw their litter away just anywhere your child’s behaviour, while also encouraging
-— rather than look for a trash bin. good behaviour with -— or rewards.
A) efficient B) annoying A) comment B) advice
C) sufficient D) obvious C) praise D) applause
E) convenient E) pleasure
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5. Eagles have very strong eyesight, which 9. Toxic waste can harm people, animals and
enables them to -— their prey and focus on it plants —- it ends up, in the ground, in streams
until they seize it. or even in the air.
A) display B) realize A) however B) no matter
C) identify D) generate C) whichever D) wherever
E) predict E) whether or not
6. Women still -— two thirds of the world’s
illiterate population, but it is expected that the
number -— in the coming years.
A) are making up I might have dropped
B) have made up / would drop
C) make up / will drop
D) had made up / could drop 10. A group of Viking sailors who were led by
E) may make up / is dropping a Norse explorer named Leif Eriksson are
believed -— in North America around 1000 CE.
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7. The exchange of heat -— the atmosphere and
the ocean can result in significant changes -—
global surface temperatures.
A) from / at B) by / from
C) with / about D) to / on
E) between / in
11 . The 1989 film Back to the Future II -— some
8. Amsterdam is like a big open-air museum. amazing predictions about what life in the year
—- other city in Europe has so many historic 2015—- like.
buildings, — of which even date back to the
14th century. A) has made / may have been
B) had made / could have been
A) None I any B) Every I neither
C) made / would be
C) Any I no D) No I some D) was making I may be
E) Each/all E) should have made / will be
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12 .-16. sorularda, aşağıdaki parçada 17.-21. sorularda, cümleyi uygun şekilde
numaralanmış yerlere uygun düşen sözcük ya tamamlayan ifadeyi bulunuz.
da ifadeyi bulunuz.
Throughout history, generations of explorers (12)-— 17. A study has shown that genetics is actually
the jungles of Central America to find traces of the biggest risk factor for autism, —-.
the Mayan civilization, which still captures our
A) so children who develop certain health
interest. Their discoveries of the Mayan buried
problems have a higher risk for it
cities, magnificent pyramids, spiritual mysteries and
astronomical wonders have caused our fascination B) yet significant environmental factors may also
(13)-— this ancient culture to grow. Yet, the further play a role
researchers (14)-— the Mayan civilization, the more C) although the connection between genes and
obscure our vision of it becomes. (15)-— years of autism is still unclear
research and excavations, historians are still unable
to tell who these people really were, where they came D) whereas most researchers think that certain
from and how their great empire collapsed. (16)-—, genes can cause a child to develop autism
the little information that we have about them E) but families with an autistic child may have
reveals how impressive and sophisticated the Mayan another child with the same disorder
civilization was.
12.
A) will be searching
B) have searched
C) will have searched
D) used to search
E) are searching
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B) look into
C) find out
D) run across
E) gothrough
15.
A) Owing to
B) In contrast to
18. Antarctica is the biggest unspoiled area on
C) Despite Earth —
D) Alongside
A) despite the icebergs in the deep blue sea and
E) Apart from unique landscape
B) with almost no environmental destruction or
16. pollution
A) Therefore
C) in order to be used as a site for scientific
B) Nevertheless research
C) On the contrary D) due to the increasing human activity in most of
D) In conclusion its parts
E) Moreover E) except for the thick ice sheet that covers it
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19. —- as long as it is managed properly.
22. - 24. soruları, aşağıdaki parçaya göre
A) It is a fact that stress is inevitable cevaplayınız.
B) We may often encounter stress at work
The subject of many folk songs, books and films,
C) Experts say that stress can have positive Robin Hood is still one of the most famous folk heroes
effects of popular culture. This outlaw from Nottinghamshire,
D) We should learn how to deal with stress depicted as dressed in green and as a skilled archer,
is said to have ‘robbed from the rich and given to the
E) It is possible to avoid stress by watching a poor’. The legend of Robin Hood and his band of
funny film or doing something nice outlaws, known as Merry Men of Sherwood Forest,
has had an enduring popularity for ages. Though
some people claim that a historical Robin Hood lived
in the 12th or 13th century, we have no clues as to
whether there was a real Robin Hood, and this is
still debated amongst scholars. All we know is that in
the 15th century, May Day was celebrated with plays
about a Robin Hood figure of religious importance. In
the 19th century, the traditional tales of Robin Hood
were adapted for children and popularized around
the world. Since then, Robin Hood has had many
versions. In 14th-century England, for example, he
appears as a rebel against the government, one who
kills crooked landowners, but in later versions, he is
20. Although Vikings are known as fierce warriors portrayed as an aristocrat wrongfully dispossessed of
and brutal invaders, -—. his lands by a crooked sheriff.
A) they raided many places in Northern Europe
22. The underlined word ‘enduring’ in the passage
for more than two centuries
is closest in meaning to -—.
B) there are many misconceptions about them
C) the places that they raided were all stocked A) unfavourable
with supplies and valuable objects B) long forgotten
C) lasting for a long time
D) their descendants may have travelled across D) insignificant
the world E) brief
E) they were also skilled traders and set up new
trade routes across the world
23. Which of the following is not true according to
the passage?
A) There is no evidence to show that the legend
of Robin Hood is true.
B) The first known references to Robin Hood
were made in the 15th century.
C) Robin Hood is represented as an outlaw who
fights for justice and helps the poor.
D) Robin Hood has proved to be a mythical
character, who did not exist in real life.
E) The Robin Hood figure breaks the law for
good reasons and is wanted by officials.
21. The remains of an 80-million-year-old dinosaur
unearthed in Egypt is a remarkable find —
24. It is stated in the passage that scholars are
A) that is barely of any archaeological importance still questioning and discussing —
B) considering the rarity of dinosaur fossils in A) if a man named Robin Hood really broke the
Africa law by robbing rich people
C) although Egypt is mostly known for its B) whether or not there was a real historical
magnificent pyramids person named Robin Hood
C) if Robin Hood had a religious status, as told in
D) but palaeontologists had long been searching
the 15th century May Day celebrations
for its fossilized bones
D) when and where the real Robin Hood was
E) whereas some parts of Europe are much born and lived
richer in dinosaur fossils E) where the legend of Robin Hood originated
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25. - 27. soruları, aşağıdaki parçaya göre 28. - 30. soruları, aşağıdaki parçaya göre
cevaplayınız. cevaplayınız.
Once upon a time, Latin was the most important The use of toxic chemicals as weapons dates back
language in the world, used across Europe, Africa and thousands of years, but their first large scale use was
Asia. Then, for nearly a thousand years, French was during World War I. In fact, WWI was described by
the international language of politics and trade. Later, many as the “Chemist’s War” due to the widespread
people couldn’t get ahead in life without speaking use of chemical weapons, mainly in gas form. The
Russian, Spanish, German or Arabic. In today’s world, toxic gases were used to demoralize, injure and kill
however, that language is English, which is spoken by masses of soldiers in the enemy trenches, whom
nearly two billion around the world. It’s the standard the random and very slow-moving nature of gas
language of technology, aviation, academia and clouds were most effective against. The types of toxic
industry. This is primarily due to the British Empire chemicals used in the war ranged from disabling
who colonized many places like India, South Africa, chemicals, such as tear gas, to lethal gases such
Jamaica, Australia, Ireland and across North America as mustard gas. The killing capacity of the gas was
hundreds of years ago. Hence, English became the limited, with about 90,000 fatalities from a total of 1.3
language of government, education, business and the million casualties from gas attacks. Gas was unlike
military in each of these countries. When the colonies the other weapons of the time since it was possible
became independent nations, they still used English to develop countermeasures, such as gas masks
to work or study in England and to do business with and “gas blankets”. In the later stages of the war, as
each other. The next big push was the rise of the USA the use of gas increased, its overall effectiveness
with its music and film industries and new technology. diminished.
Inventions like the World Wide Web meant that some
of the important technologies used all over the world 28. The purpose of the passage is to briefly
were created in English. present -—.
25. Which of the following ideas does the passage
A) the numbers of fatalities and casualties from
suggest?
toxic gases in World War I
A) English may soon be replaced by another B) the role of chemical gases in World War I
influential language. □, C) the widespread use of toxic chemicals in
B) English colonies continued to use English in | World War I
various fields as independent nations as well. .2 D) the devastating effects of chemical weapons,
C) The USA had a bigger influence in societies •Q with examples from World War I
around the world than the British Empire. Q- E) the different types of chemical weapons used
D) People around the world today need to learn ■o in World War I
another language beside English.
E) Most people across the world prefer to use
their native tongue in business and trade. 29. We can understand from the passage that
soldiers fighting in World War I -—.
26. It is stated in the passage that —
A) mostly died from toxic gases, rather than
A) Russian, Spanish, German and Arabic were conventional weapons
once the world’s leading languages B) had no protective devices against toxic
B) French still retains its importance in the affairs chemicals
of politics and trade among nations C) stayed in trenches so as to protect themselves
C) the former British colonies abandoned English from toxic chemicals
after they became independent D) were not able to escape death when faced
D) the countries colonized by the British were not with any kind of toxic gas
allowed to use their native languages E) were either disabled or killed depending on
E) English was not compulsory in any of the the toxic gas they were exposed to
nations colonized by the British Empire
27. Which of the following could be the best title 30. The passage makes it clear that -—.
for the passage?
A) the use of toxic weapons declined in the later
A) The World’s Once Dominant Languages years of WWI
B) The Influence of the British Empire and the B) toxic gas attacks on the trenches came to a
USA on Other Countries halt towards the end of WWI
C) Why Is English the Official Language of Some C) toxic gases used in WWI were often targeted
Foreign Countries? at small numbers of soldiers
D) How Did English Become the ‘Global’ D) not all the toxic gases used in WWI were
Language? lethal
E) How Many People in the World Speak E) towards the end of WWI, fatalities increased
English? with the rising use of toxic gases
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31. - 33. sorularda, karşılıklı konuşmanın boş
bırakılan kısmını tamamlayabilecek ifadeyi
bulunuz.
31. George: 33. Teacher:
Why do some women buy luxury designer What do you think is the most challenging
handbags, like those that cost over $500? and difficult job?
Martha:
Student:
Well, because they are quality items and
Coal mining, I think. It involves many
can last decades. They are worth the high
risks because of the dangerous working
prices.
conditions.
George:
Teacher:
Martha:
But they are not! Not everybody who buys
Student:
luxury items are like that. There are some
Yes, they are not as bad as they were
who save their money to get good quality
before. I’ve read that they were at their
products.
worst in the 19th century.
A) But those bags or other designer items go out
A) I think so too. Coal miners work under terribly
of fashion in a year.
hazardous conditions.
B) They could buy similar ones at very cheap
B) But there are many professional tools
prices. They will still look trendy.
designed to help miners in their daily work.
C) And they are willing to impress others by
C) And that makes coal miners proud because
carrying those bags.
not everyone can be a coal miner.
D) But those who buy them are greedy and
D) But they have been technically improved now.
pretentious in the eyes of others.
E) Well, I agree. Coal miners need to have
E) I think some buy them in an attempt to raise
certain physical abilities.
their social status, though.
32. Ryder:
I can’t convince my grandparents to do
their shopping or pay their bills online
although it would make their life much
easier.
Doğa:
Well, older people in general have a strong
resistance to using digital technologies.
Ryder:
Doğa:
You’re right. I think they have the fear of
making mistakes and getting things wrong.
A) I don't think it is related to old age. Some
young people don’t have tablets or
smartphones either.
B) Digital technologies are for younger
generations, that’s why.
C) Because designers of new technology tools do
not consider the older generation.
D) Perhaps they prefer having face to face
contact with people in shops or banks.
E) That’s quite understandable. They did not
grow up with this technology, so they are
afraid to use it.
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34. - 36. sorularda, verilen cümleye anlamca en
yakın cümleyi bulunuz.
34. Most people assume that in order for 36. Businesses benefit greatly from adopting
something to be regarded as humorous, it automated technology no matter how small
must arouse laughter. they might be.
A) Most people laugh at things which they A) Adoption of automated technology is
consider to be humorous although they are beneficial for all businesses, except for small
not. ones.
B) Something that is assumed to be humorous B) Whether big or small, every business needs to
causes most people to laugh. embrace automated technology.
C) Most people do not laugh at anything unless C) In order to make use of the benefits of
there is some humour in it. automated technology, a small business
needs to expand itself.
D) It is commonly believed that something that
doesn’t cause laughter cannot be considered D) Taking on automated technology can be
humorous. profitable for businesses even if they are
small.
E) Most people think that they are supposed to
laugh at anything that contains humour even if E) Automated technology offers great
they don’t find it funny. advantages to especially small businesses
that adopt it.
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37. - 38. sorularda, verilen durumda söylenmiş
olabilecek sözü bulunuz.
35. While the majority of dog bites are not 37. Your friends at college think they have to
serious, some may be injurious or, on rare do something every weekend. But for you,
occasions, fatal. weekends are the worst times to go out. You’d
rather stay home and do things you enjoy,
A) Most dogs do not tend to bite, but when they like watching a film or reading. Now, when
do, their bites may cause injury or even death, your friends ask why you keep refusing to join
which happens quite rarely. them at weekends, you honestly and openly
say: -—
B) Dog bites, in general, do not have serious
results; however, sometimes they may cause
A) I must stay home at weekends because there
injuries or even kill the person, though this is
are things which need to be done.
very seldom.
B) It can actually be more stressful to stay in than
C) Most of the dogs that bite do not have the
going out on the weekends.
intention of causing any harm, but still their
bite may be hurtful or even cause death C) The time I would be spending out can be
sometimes. better spent doing other fun things at home.
D) Most dog bites are not serious, but those that D) It would be much better for me if I could join
cause serious injury will often prove to be you some other weekend.
deadly.
E) Much as I hate to miss all that fun with you, I
E) In contrast to dogs that bite, others do not bite am obliged to stay in most weekends.
unless they are injured, and in this case, their
bites may be deadly.
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38. Your parents are against the idea of teenagers 40. There are few phrases that evoke as much
having or going to parties. You desperately fear or as dreadful an image as the term
want to go to a classmate’s birthday party ‘shark attack’. That’s because reports of
tomorrow evening. But your mother is shark ‘attacks’ often make no distinction
determined not to let you go to it. When she between minor events and fatal incidents.
sees how hurt and frustrated you are, in an —- In fact, they even include shark sightings
effort to make you feel better, she says: —- or encounters in which there is no physical
contact between the shark and the human.
A) I have no objection to your needs. And being
A) Not all cases that are published as shark
a student, you need to have some fun in such
attacks are fatal or dangerous, though.
parties.
B) In reality, however, cases of fatal bites are
B) Why don’t you try to compensate instead of very rare.
feeling upset?
C) So, the term 'shark attack’ has been
C) Most kids your age would have more misleading to the public.
important concerns than worrying about
parties. D) Actually, crocodile bites are a bigger threat to
humans than shark attacks.
D) It’s not because I don't trust you. I just am
E) This has driven shark biologists to closely
worried about the circumstances.
study different kinds of shark behaviour.
E) Every party is also an opportunity for new
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39. - 41. sorularda, boş bırakılan yere,
parçada anlam bütünlüğü sağlamak için
getirilebilecek cümleyi bulunuz.
39. The tiger is one of our planet’s most iconic 41. Astronomers speculated that there could be
animals. But here is the shocking truth about planets outside of our solar system as early
them: The number of wild tigers across the as the 16th century. However, it wasn’t until
world has dropped by more than 95% since 1992 that the first confirmed discovery of
the beginning of the 20th century. —- So, such a planet occurred. -— Therefore, they
now, for the first time in animal conservation were very rare. Yet, with the use of space
based telescopes, the studies and discoveries
history, tiger numbers are on the increase.
of extrasolar planets eventually grew
considerably. And thanks to these telescopes,
A) Currently, India is home to two-thirds of the especially to the Kepler space telescope, more
global tiger population. than 4,000 extrasolar or exoplanets have been
B) In recent years, however, conservation efforts discovered to date.
have nearly stopped this decline.
A) Some of these planets are hidden by the
C) This has been the result of the increase bright glare of the stars they orbit.
in human populations living in tiger range
B) It is very hard to see these planets directly
countries.
with telescopes.
D) Thus, wildlife experts are calling for better
C) These planets were thought to orbit stars that
safety measures and stricter protection
had different sizes and temperatures.
policies.
D) After that, a number of extrasolar planets were
E) However, animal conservationists think it discovered.
is futile to aim to double the number of wild
tigers by 2025. E) Initially, the discoveries were made using only
ground-based observatories.
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42. - 44. soruda, verilen İngilizce cümleye
anlamca en yakın Türkçe cümleyi bulunuz.
42. The aching or slight fever you may feel after 44. Despite the slowly improving air quality, air
a flu vaccination is a normal reaction of your pollution in European cities poses a danger to
immune system to the vaccine. people’s health and the environment.
A) Grip aşısından sonra hissedebileceğiniz ağrı A) Hava kalitesindeki yavaş düzelmeye rağmen,
veya hafif ateş, bağışıklık sisteminizin normal hava kirliliği hâlâ Avrupa şehirlerindeki
olarak aşıya gösterdiği tepkidir. insanların sağlığına ve çevreye tehlike arz
B) Grip aşısından sonra hissedilen ağrı veya hafif etmektedir.
ateş, bağışıklık sisteminin aşıya gösterdiği
B) Avrupa şehirlerindeki hava kirliliği, hava
normal tepkidir.
kalitesinin yavaş yavaş düzelmesine karşın,
C) Grip aşısından sonra bağışıklık sisteminizin insanların sağlığına ve çevreye hâlâ tehlike
aşıya normal bir reaksiyonu olarak ağrı veya arz etmektedir.
hafif ateş hissedebilirsiniz.
C) Avrupa şehirlerinde hava kalitesi yavaş
D) Grip aşısından sonra hissedebileceğiniz ağrı yavaş gelişse de hava kirliliği hâlâ insanların
veya hafif ateş, bağışıklık sisteminizin aşıya sağlığına ve çevreye tehlike arz ediyor.
normal bir reaksiyonudur.
D) Avrupa şehirlerinde, yavaş yavaş düzelen
E) Grip aşısı, size sonradan bağışıklık
hava kalitesinin yanı sıra, insanların sağlığına
sisteminizin aşıya normal bir reaksiyonu
ve çevreye tehlike arz eden hava kirliliği
olarak ağrı veya hafif ateş hissettirebilir.
vardır.
E) Yavaş yavaş düzelen hava kalitesine rağmen,
Avrupa şehirlerindeki hava kirliliği hâlâ
insanların sağlığına ve çevreye tehlike arz
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43. The Kyoto Protocol, first adopted in the city
of Kyoto in Japan in 1997, is an agreement
between 183 countries that they will work to
reduce their carbon dioxide emissions. 45. - 47. soruda, verilen Türkçe cümleye
anlamca en yakın İngilizce cümleyi bulunuz.
A) Kyoto Protokolü, 183 ülkenin karbondioksit
salınımlarını azaltmak için çalışacaklarına dair
45. İnsanlar temel inançlarını sorgulamaya
bir anlaşma olup ilk kez 1997’de Japonya’nın
zorlayan durumlarda bulundukları zaman
Kyoto şehrinde kabul edilmiştir.
kendilerini rahatsız hissederler.
B) İlk kez Japonya’nın Kyoto şehrinde 1997’de
kabul edilen Kyoto Protokolü, 183 ülkenin A) When people are in situations that force them
karbondioksit salınımlarını azaltmak için to question their fundamental beliefs, they feel
çalışacaklarına dair bir anlaşmadır. uncomfortable.
C) Kyoto Protokolü, ilk kez 1997’de Japonya’nın B) People feel uncomfortable when their
Kyoto şehrinde kabul edilen, 183 ülkenin fundamental beliefs are questioned in some
karbondioksit salınımlarını azaltmak için situations.
çalışacaklarına dair bir anlaşmadır. C) People are uncomfortable in situations that
D) 183 ülkenin karbondioksit salınımlarını cause them to question their fundamental
azaltmak için çalışacaklarına dair bir anlaşma beliefs.
olan Kyoto Protokolü, ilk kez 1997’de D) People feel uncomfortable if they are forced
Japonya’nın Kyoto şehrinde kabul edildi. by the situations to question their fundamental
E) Japonya’nın Kyoto şehrinde ilk defa 1997’de beliefs.
183 ülkenin kabul ettiği Kyoto Protokolü, E) If their situation compels them to question
karbondioksit salınımlarının azaltılmasına their fundamental beliefs, people feel
çalışılacağına dair bir anlaşmadır. uncomfortable.
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46. Mizah zevkli bir şey olduğu için, vücutta
48. - 50. sorularda, cümleler sırasıyla
bazı olumlu fizyolojik etkiler yaratabileceğini
okunduğunda parçanın anlam bütünlüğünü
düşünebiliriz.
bozan cümleyi bulunuz.
A) Humour might have some positive
physiological effects on the body, so we may 48. (I) Consuming a healthy diet protects us against
think that it is something enjoyable. malnutrition as well as a range of diseases and
health conditions. (II) However, the increased
B) We may think that humour has some positive
production of processed foods today and our
physiological effects on the body, so it can be
changing lifestyles have led to a shift in our
regarded as something enjoyable.
dietary patterns. (Ill) Besides unhealthy diet,
C) Humour is something enjoyable; therefore, lack of physical activity has also become a
we assume that it might have some positive leading global risk to health. (IV) Therefore,
physiological effects on the body. we are consuming more foods high in energy,
fats, sugars or salt. (V) And many of us do not
D) Since humour is something enjoyable, we
consume enough fruit, vegetables or dietary fibres
might think that it can create some positive
such as whole grains.
physiological effects on the body.
E) As humour is something enjoyable, it can be A) I B) II C) III D) IV E)V
assumed to create some positive physiological
effects on the body.
49. (I) Wedding ceremonies in almost every culture
ra include a number of preparations and phases
£ before the actual event. (II) In some cultures,
J2 these phases may include religious and even
□ superstitious practices. (Ill) And at each one, it
has become somewhat obligatory to carry out
a variety of customs and traditions. (IV) Each
society in the world has its own cultural
traditions which are uniquely different. (V) So,
in accordance with these customs or traditions,
every society has developed its own particular
ways of performing the wedding ceremony.
47. Hava kirliliğine maruz kalmanın sağlık
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E)V
üzerindeki etkileri, kısa dönem ve uzun dönem
etkiler olmak üzere iki kategoriye ayrılabilir.
A) The effects of being exposed to air pollution
on health can be separated into two
categories, as short-term effects and long
term effects.
B) Exposure to air pollution creates health
effects, which can be divided into two
categories: short-term effects and long-term
effects. 50. (I) Television advertisements, also called TV
commercials, have been an outstanding source
C) The health effects of exposure to air pollution for advertisers to reach masses of consumers.
can be categorized as short-term effects and (II) The first official television advertisement in
long-term effects. the world was aired in the United States on July
1st, 1941. (Ill) However, at that time, few U.S.
D) The two categories of the health effects
resulting from exposure to air pollution are homes had television sets. (IV) The number of
short-term effects and long-term effects. TV advertisements or commercials has grown
steadily ever since then. (V) Today, television is
E) The health effects of exposure to air pollution still the most dominant advertising medium.
can be divided into two categories: short-term
effects and long-term effects. A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
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