(A) AKIN bit EGITiM YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL 1-6: For these questions, choose the best word or expression to fill the space. 2. An official report stated that during a military drill last week, trainee pilots were unable to locate their — ran out of fuel, and thus crashed Into water, A) destination B) resource C) admiration D)tendeney E} inference . Today, more than half of the population lives in cities, which not only leads to traffic ~~, but also takes a toll on local governments. A) enthusiasm B) delivery ) congestion D) expansion E) recreation 3. At its height, the Roman Empire —-from the Atlantic Ocean to the Euphrates River in the Middle East. A) initiates B) allocated C) stretched D) confronted Ej originated |. Using computer simulations, a Japanese team has /—- explained why an ice age occurs every 100,000 years. A) hazardously B) respectively C) dramatically D) thoroughly E) incidentally Newborns are often particularly —-when an Infection is going around a community and claiming lives. A) accessible 8) vulnerable c) immune D) thriving E} doubtful 6. On September 11, 2001, 19 militants hijacked four airliners and then — suicide attacks against targets in the United States. A) looked after B) relied on ) showed off 1D) took up E) carried out 7. With a new technique, water —-in the ‘atmosphere of a very old planet outside our solar system, which —- researchers to learn how many planets possess water throughout the ‘A) has been detected / could help B) used to be detected / must have helped C) will be detected / helped D) is detected / will have helped E)was detected / would help 8. A few years ago, NASA — the “first vague detection” of a planet orbiting two stars, and since then, planets in even farther multi-star systems —-. ‘A) had announced / would have been found 8) has announced / may be found (©) announced / have been found D) would announce / could have been found E) announces /were found 9. The Ancient Olympic Games — every four years in honour of the god Zeus in Olympia, — in the western Peloponnese peninsula ‘A) might be held / to have been located 8) have been held /to be located C) had been held / locating D) are held / to locate E) used to be held / located Atatirk Bulvat No: 169 Klay ANKARA - 41707 20 indilcom(A) AKIN bit EGITiM YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL 10, " 2, 13, The water flowing ~~ the tunnels beneath the tomb of King Pakal has a symbolic meaning — the Mayan people as to afterlife. A) by / beyond B)in swith ©) through / for D) along / of E)at /under ‘Anew research offers a novel insight —~ the nature of dark matter and what the future —- our universe might be. Ajover at B) into J of Chin oft D) towards / by E} around / in — scientists have made remarkable advancements in astronomy, unforeseen constraints have slowed progress toward reaching precise results. ‘A) Whenever B) Unless ©) Since D) While E) Just as (One can hardly see seagulls, whales, dolphins and seals together -—- there is enough fish to feed on, Ajasit B) because C) now that D) justas Ej unless 414, — Olympian gods are portrayed as ordinary human beings, it is not uncommon to see their depiction as deities with supernatural powers or as extraordinary creatures. A) As though 8) Even though ©) Once 1D) As soon as eit 45. Dark matter, which constitutes most of the ‘material universe, remains — mysterious many scholars have failed to explain it clearly. A) not only /butalso 8) so /that ©) whether / or Djas/as &) such / that 16. The Romans, even with their excellent road systems, were unable to manage their holdings effectively — the sheer size ofthe lands they conquered. A) due to 8) despite ©) for al ) instead of E)but for Atatirk Bulvat No: 169 Klay ANKARA - 41707 20 indilcom(A) AKIN bit EGITiM YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL 17-21: For these questions, choose the best word or expression to fill the spaces in the passage. ‘An acid attack is another form of gender-based violence, which in turn isa violation of human rights. A UN convention prohibits any violence (17. —~ a woman Just because she Is a woman or any attack that affects women disproportionately, (18, —— in the continuation of gender inequality and discrimination. The violence women are exposed to refers to bodily injury. (19. — torture, itis also about injury, pain and death, But in many parts of the word, itis often viewed as an everyday issue (20, — a problem or a violation of human rights. To make matters worse, because gender violence is deeply rooted in systems of kinship, religion, warfare and nationalism, its prevention (24. — major social changes in communities, families and nations. 1”, A) wath B) among C) against D) through E} from 8, A) resulting B) resulted C)to result D)to have resulted E}resutt 19, A) Before B) Despite C) Thanks to D) Due to E} Like 20. A) due to B) despite C)in case of D) as well as E} rather than a A) enhances B) requires. ©) varies D) provides Elassigns 22, -31. For these questions, choose the best option to complete the given sentence, 22, Because the Arctic is an inhospitable landscape with very harsh conditions, —, |A) the people are much more settled and live in ‘small fishing vilages along the shore B) ithas been inhabited by those who share similar characteristics or who are relatives ) itis sparsely populated by very few people and has limited economic activities D) the inhabitants do not prefer to eat western types of fast food, which has recently become available there E) it stretches across much of inland Alaska and Canada 23..n order to treat a resistant infection and prevent resistance from spreading, —. |A) doctors prescribe a much broader spectrum antibiotic than normally needed 8) the emergence of antibiotic resistance creates another challenge for public health (C) it may be difficult to find a cure except for using antibiotics D) a number of new ilnesses'have been detected ) the disease should be diagnosed carefully Atatirk Bulvat No: 169 Klay ANKARA - 41707 20 indilcom(A) AKIN bit EGITiM YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL 24, 25, =~ being a woman even in the USA is to feel unequal and discriminated, A) To benefit from various government backup BB) But for both genders’ unique understandings of their identities C) Because of the overwhelming support for gender equality in work, life and polities D) Despite great strides to enhance gender equality E} Partly due to different defnitions of equality in the world -— it was not until the modern period that scholars reached any conclusive evidence about them. A) Although some modern interpretations portray Ancient Aztec at in different terms B) When science was regarded as a body of empirical, theoretical, and practical knowledge C) Since the history of art is the study of the development of artistic movements and ideas D) Unless historians accurately define what caused their demise and subsequent events E) While ambiguous references to the Aztec settiements in South America exist in ancient and medieval texts but speaking to yourself is still a great way to practice and improve your speaking skills in a foreign language. ‘A) Being able to speak another language means Understanding the culture of foreign people BB) It might sound really weird and make you feel C) Learning a local language may be a waste of time today D) You are interested in minority languages in the world E} English speakers are usually at a disadvantage 27. Ifthe Vikings are famous for one thing, A) they had brought death and destruction 8) they have invaded many countries CC) tis definitely their obsession with war D) itis important to recognize this fame E) they were notorious warriors 28. No prisoner has ever successfully escaped from the federal prison on Alcatraz Island —. {A) Unless they were released at regular intervals by those who were in charge of the administration of the prison 8) because it is located in a region with natural protection in the cold and strong currents of San Francisco Bay ) since the guardians are ordered to warn those Violating the rules at least three times before shooting D) as ifthey would not repeat any similar crimes during the rest of their lives ) while itis impossible to swim from Alcatraz and 29. Known as the period immediately following the Middle Ages in Europe, —. A) intellectuals view the Renaissance as an attempt to study both the secular and worldly ideas 8) [Latin texts were preserved and studied in Westem Europe since late antiquity ) Italy was divided into smaller cty states and territories rather than existing as a poltical entity then D) the Renaissance saw a great interest in the Classical learning and values of ancient Greece ‘and Rome E) the ideas characterizing the Renaissance had thelr origin in late 13th-century Florence Atatirk Bulvat No: 169 Klay ANKARA - 41707 20 indilcom(A) AKIN bit EGITiM YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL 30.—-, while other large groups have roots in France and Germany. ‘A) Most of the third-generation residents in ‘Switzeriand are descendants of italian immigrants, B) These immigrants’ descendants can speak at least three languages fluently C) One carries out an investigation into the origins of people of the former Austrian Empire D) Cooperation and consensus between ditferent nations can be achieved in Europe ) Swiss and Italian authorities an forge close ties in trade and agriculture with France soon 31. As long as pancreatic cancers are examined carefully and diagnosed early, —. |A) the tisk of developing this cancer is higher ‘among non-smokers B) the symptoms of the most common form of pancreatic cancer may include yellow skin and back pain C) the patient is not ikely to maintain a living on his own D) the chance of recovery increases substantially with proper treatment | E} patients are desperate about the overcoming the fatal ness '32,—38. For these questions, choose the most ‘accurate Turkish translation of the sentences in English and the most accurate English translation ofthe sentences in Turkish. 32. Cybersecurity is a fast-growing industry, ‘employing 58,000 experts, but the authorities have warned it is proving difficult to recruit people with the right skills, ‘A) 58000 uzmanin istindam edi br alan olan siber givenlk en hilt gelisen sektordar, bu yzden, yetkiller bu kisilerlisthdam etmenin zoriagmaya basladigina dair uyantar yapmisarair 8) SSiber govenlik, 88000 uzmant istindam eden hizi geligen bir sekrdar ama yetkililer dogru becerilere sahip kiglleriistindam etmenin orlastigi Konusunda uyari yapmislardi ©) Siber gaventik, 58000 kadar uzmantistindam ‘eden ve cok hizitgelisen bir sektordar ama yetkiller bu becerilere sahip olan kisileri istihdam etmenin zorlastigi Konusunda ‘aciklama yapabilirer. D)_Siber gavenlik, 58000 uzmaninistihdam eidigi en hizi gelisen seltorlerden biriir ve yetkiller dogju kisiler istindam etmenin orlastii konusunda bilgi verdiler E) En az 68000 uzmaninistindam edildigi alan clan siber guvenlik cok hizit geligen bir ssektordur ve yetkilierce bu becerilere sahip lan killer istihdam etmenin zorlastigi konusunda uyan yapilmistr Atatirk Bulvat No: 169 Klay ANKARA - 41707 20 indilcom(A) AKIN 33. The Trans-Pacific Partnership alms to boost, trade among 12 member countries in the Pacific Rim that collectively account for almost 40% of the world GDP. A) Trans-Pasifik Ortakiv, bitte danya GSMH sinin en az 9640'mn! olusturan Pasifik kiyisindaki 412 dye lkenin arasindaki ticaret artirmak amagi bir anlagmadir Bi Dunya GSMH'sinin 9640'indan fazlasin’ olusturan Pasifi kyisindaki 12 aye alkeyiiceren Trans-Pasifik Ortaklig, birbirler arasindaki ticareti artimay! amaglamaktadir C) Kendi aratarindaki ticareti artirmak icin, Pasifi kiyisindaki 12 alke, Trans-Pasifk Ortakligini imzalayarak, donya GSMH' sinin hemen hemen ‘%A0'in olusturmayl amaclamaktadilar D) Pasifk kyisindaki 12 uye Olkenin, danya GSMH’ sinin neredeyse %40'In olusturma amagh ticareti artimma anlagmasi Trans- Pasifik Ortaktigt anlagmasidir e ‘Trans-Pasifik Ortakigi, birikte danya GSMH’ sinin hemien hemen940'mnt olugturan Pasifix kiyisindaki 12 dye Uike arasindakl tieareti artimmayt amaglamaktadir. DiL EGITIM ‘Merkezi ve Yayimeiik Hizmetler! YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL 34, A recent study shows that excess air pollution, ‘caused by the emissions from old cars may trigger serious health problems in Europe. A) Yeni bir arastitma, eski arabalarin ‘emisyonundan kaynaklanan asirt hava kisliginin ‘Avrupa'da ciddi saglik sorunlarina sebep olabilecegini gdsteriyor B) Guncel bir arastirma, eski arabalarin ‘emisyonunun da agin hava kirligine yo! ‘agabilecegini ve bunun Avrupa'da ciddi saglik sorunlari getirebilecegini gosteriyor. ° Yeni bir aragtimaya gére, eski arabalarin ‘emisyonunun yol agtigt agin hava kirilig ‘Avrupatnin bir cok bolumunde cid saglik soruniarina yol agacaktr D) Yeni bir arastirma, eski arabalarin sebep oldugu hava kirlliginin Avrupada saglik sorunian doguracagini gosterebilr E) Eski arabalarin emisyonian Gzerine yapilan bir ‘arastima, emisyonun yol agtigt hava kirlliginin ‘Avrupa'da ciddi saaik sorunlarina yol actigin gostermistr: Atatirk Bulvat No: 169 Klay ANKARA - 41707 20 indilcom(A) AKIN bit EGITiM YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL 38, Ortalama yagam sUiresi artikca, hUktmetlerin ‘yaglanan bir nifus igin daha fazla pa hareamasi gerecektir. ‘A) As people age, governments had better spend more money to increase life expectancy for an ‘ageing population, BB) When the average life expectancy rises, most governments should spend a lot of money for elderly people. C) As long as the current life expectancy persists, governments must spend money for an ageing Population D) As the average life expectancy increases, governments will need to spend more money for an ageing population. E) Whether the life expectancy climbs or not, some governments are going to spend less money for an ageing population. 36. Maymunlar goguntukla tropik yagmur ‘ormanlarinda yagarlar, fakat aynt zamanda otlaklar, karl daglar, géller ve hatta gehirler de bile yagayabilirier. A) Monkeys mostly live in tropical rainforests, but they can also lve in grasslands, snowy mountains, deserts, and even in our cies, B| Monkeys that mostly live in some tropical rainforests can also exist in many places such as grasslands, snowy mountains, deserts and cites, C) Although monkeys lve in most rainforests, they can also dwell in grasslands, snowy mountains, deserts, and even in our cities. D) Monkeys typically occupy some rainforests, but they can be seen in grasslands, snowy mountains, deserts and some cities, E} As well as living grasslands, snowy mountains, deserts and cities, monkeys may also live in rainforests, 37. Birlegik Krallik hukumetinin yenilebilir enerji kaynakian ile caligan santrallere destegi keserken niikleer gi istasyonlarina maddi destek sajlama karan baz! uzmanlar tarafindan elestiril A) The UK government's choice to finance most nuclear power stations while cutting support for the ones using renewable energy sources has been criticized by many experts, B) The UK government's decision to subsidize nuclear power stations while cutting support for the ones using renewable energy sources has been criticized by some experts. ° ‘The UK government decided to give more money to nuclear power stations by cutting ‘support for the ones using renewable energy sources, which caused great debate o Both the UK government's funds for nuclear power stations and its decision to curb the ones using renewable energy sources are harshly cnticized by most authorities, E) When the UK government persisted in ‘sponsoring the nuclear power stations rather than assisting the ones using renewable energy sources, some experts severely opposed to this, Atatirk Bulvat No: 169 Klay ANKARA - 41707 20 indilcom(A) AKIN bit EGITiM YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL ‘38-45; Answer these questions according to the passage below. According to a recent survey of over 20,000 people in the Netherlands, about 30 per cent of visits to doctors involve complaints about being tired all the time. Some 20 per cent of people in the US report having experienced fatigue intense enough to interfere with living @ normal life, This hits them in their pockets, too. Namely, workers who are Lunproductive because of fatigue cost US employers ‘more than $100 billion a yeer. Until recently, daytime tiredness was presumed to be nothing more ‘mysterious than simple physical exhaustion or feeling the need to sleep. The US Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 35 per cent of people are short on sleep. Combine that with the fact that tiredness is subjective and therefore difficult to measure; in addition, itis hard to measure as the subject falls somewhere between studies of the body and mind. And considering these, its no wonder {fatigue has largely escaped scientific sorutiny. Since tiredness accompanies so many common diseases, ‘not to mention ordinary ageing, a better Understanding of its causes could improve the quality of life for pretty much everybody. A handful of researchers are now trying to figure out the causes, and possible fixes, 38. We learn from the passage that —. A) extreme tiredness may have side effects on the economy in addition to dally lite 8) the great majonty ofthe patients in the Netherlands visit doctors to complain about being tired C) 20 per cent of people in the world think they have experienced fatigue lately D) the percentage of fatigue in the Netherlands and that of the US are the E) doctors prescribe certain types of medicine without listening to the complaints 39. According to the passage, its difficult to study fatigue scientifically because —. ‘A) itis a novel area of research with limited resources and staff BB) there are various factors to be considered while studying tiredness C) tis a natural result of the ageing process ‘and working life D) the number of scholars in the field is not ‘enough to carty out experiments E) tis nothing but just physical exhaustion or the need to sleep 40. According to the text, currently for some researchers —. ‘A) the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention serves only people short on sleep B) a better understanding of fatigue improves, the quality of lf forthe elderly C) being tired is presumed to be nothing more ‘mysterious than simple physical exhaustion D) workers are unproductive because of fatigue in the Netherlands E) the reasons behind fatigue and its solutions are the subject matters 41. In terms of the tone and attitude of the writer, the text is — ‘A) informative and neutral B) satirical and biased (©) humorous and light-hearted D) hesitant and indifferent E) appreciating and supportive Atak Bulvat No: 169 Kea /ANKARA 4170720 ‘wu kind com(A) AKIN Dit EGITIM YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL Humilty. Empathy. Selflessness. These are quaities, most of us associate with being a “nice person’. But being nice doesnot often help you in the fierce competition to get that job, win a project or secure @ promotion. No one likes an egocentric big-head but if, as they say, "you are your own brand”, pethiaps in this modern world it pays to be a bit narcissistic. In other words, so long as you ean show your unique features, a litle egoism inflicts no damage. The truth is that although narcissists may be deluded, they can beneft from their inflated seltimage and desire for others to recognise their superiority. We think we disike them, but research shows we actually tend to Judge them as more confident, inteligent and attractive than other people. This means they are more successful in job interviews, more likely to become leaders, and preferred by the opposite sex. There's even evidence that narcissistic artists sell more and get higher prices for their work. Anew understanding of narcissism suggests why, when and how it might be beneficial It reveals that when it comes to success in life, there is @ “right” and a "wrong" sort of narcissism, So if you are strugaling with work or a relationship, perhaps you should become a bit more narcissistic. 442, We learn from the passage tha ‘A) humility, empathy and selflessness are enough to be a good citzen 8) being nice is more important than winning a project ) itis not that easy to get promoted by being nice alone D) an egocentric person is always more preferable than a normal one in art E) narcissists are unlikely to become leaders or be preferred by the opposite sex 43. The statement “you are your own brand” probably means that A) itis your own characteristics that matter most B) you have to create a brand to be successful ©) wearing brand-new items makes you feel strong D) you can choose the best item with many features, E) tis not yours but others’ perceptions that counts 44, The main aim of the writer is to —. A) war the reader about the costs of being narcissistic at job interviews BB) highlight how to be successful at work and in personal relations CC) inform the reader about what makes a person a ‘nice person" D) convince the reader that narcissism is not necessarily a bad thing E) support narcissistic people in general and arlists and leaders in particular 45. As can be understood from the passage, A) belng’a nice person can help one to find a job but not to win a project orto be promoted B) people may not be aware ofthe fact that they actually favour narcissistic people (©), why, whieh and how narcissism might be beneficial is stil being debated D) there is no such thing as @ right" and 2 “wong’ sort of narcissism E) without skil, artists would not sell more and get higher prices for their work Atak Bulvat No: 169 Kea /ANKARA 4170720 ‘wu kind com(A) AKIN 46-48; For these questions, choose the best option to complete the dialogue. 46. Albert: [did not know that we use only 10 % of our brains. Faye: This is one of the most common myths about the brain. Albert: = What do you mean?, Faye Albert: | see. | think | should not trust everything | read, ‘A) Though it may sound surprising, at bith the average brain of boys is 12 to 20% larger than that of gis. BB) Well, think of the "Mozart effect”, many people conce thought that listening to classical music helps you remember better ) I mean, why don't you try using more of it? D) Well, although we do not use all of it at the same time, even for a small action, we use a large part oft E) There are lots of myths about brains, but this one seems rational bit EGITiM YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL 47. Benhur. = Aecording to the article, optimistic people are twice as likely to have strong cardiovascular health Trea: Isn't t natural, since they have lower levels. of stress hormones? Benhur: True, but itis more than that, — Tirzah: And all these affect their heart health. Well, that makes sense. ‘A) No matter how unhealthily they eat, they rarely get I B) They also exercise more and are less likely to ‘smoke. ©) Unlike optimists, pessimistic people have a higher level of the same hormones, D) Being stressed also promotes the risk of developing cancer. ) Moderate consumption of chocolate makes people happier. 10 Atatirk Bulvat No: 169 Klay ANKARA - 41707 20 indilcom(A) AKIN DiL EGITIM ‘Merkezi ve Yayimeiik Hizmetler! YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL 48. Danie = According to a recent World Happiness Report, Denmark is the happiest country in the world, Mary Danie ~ Well, money is not the sole factor: Mexico, for example, ranks higher than the USA, though it is not wealthier. Mary — What other factors affect their happiness. then? Danie — There are lots, such as working less, good health care and living in an equal society. A) lama bit hesitant about such reports, B) Is it because of ts closeness to the Arctic? C) So, shows one more time that money cannot buy happiness. D) Does it say why Americans feel superior? E) Itis hardly surprising since it has Ite poverty. 49, - 50: For these questions, choose the best rephrased form of the given sentence. 49. The education industry has often lagged behind other industries, such as gaming and travel, in adopting and developing new digital technologies. ‘A)_ When it comes to using and devising digital technologies, the education industry has often overtaken other industries including gaming and travel BB). Interms of using and devising novel digital technologies, the education industry has often been surpassed by other industries like gaming and travel ©) As faras using and devising latest digital technologies are concerned, the education industry is far ahead of other industries, particularly gaming and travel D) Interms of using and devising novel digital technologies, other industries especialy gaming and travel follow the education industry, E) When it comes to using and devising digital technologies, other industries, gaming and ‘travel, in particular, rank after education 50. It has become cheaper to buy a new item rather than repair the old one, but some artisans still restore the items that people already own. A) Although it costs less to purchase a new product compared to fixing the old one, there are some craftsmen who continue to repair the things people possess B)_ It costs more to purchase a new product ‘compared to fixing it, so there are some crafsmen who continue to repair the things people possess. ©) Itused to be more expensive to buy anew product compared to fixing it, and there Were few craftsmen who continued to repair the things people possessed D) Itcosts less to fix a new product compared to fixing an old one, and you can find ‘someone who can repair the old things you love E) While it costs less to purchase a good product compared to fixing an old one, there are skilled craftsmen who can repair the things people possess u Atatirk Bulvat No: 169 Klay ANKARA - 41707 20 indilcom(A) AKIN DiL EGITIM ‘Merkezi ve Yayimeiik Hizmetler! YDS SEVIVE TESPIT SINAVL a 52 : For these questions, choose the best option to complete the missing part of the passage. 51 82. Most predictions say the warming of the planet wall ‘continue and is likely to accelerate. Oceans, thus, will certainly continue to rise as well. —. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says we can never know for sure and only try to ‘estimate this. One such prediction says that the ‘oceans may rise between 28 to 98 centimetres in the next century. This is enough to swamp many. of the cities along the U.S. East Coast. More dire estimates, including a complete meltdown of the Greenland ice sheet, place sea level rise to seven meters, enough to submerge London. |A) Thus, large ice formations, like glaciers, naturally melt back abit each summer 8) However, predicting the degree to which they will rise remains unknown ©) Likewise, they absorb about 80 per cent ofthe adational heat D) Rather, increased heats causing massive ice sheets to melt at an accelerated pace E) Therefore, the rise in ocean levels s linked to ‘several factors, all induced by global climate change For years environmentalists have warned against imminent food shortages, spreading pollution, accelerating climate change and the early exhaustion of the world's oil and other minerals. —. There are actually serious predictions of water shortages in many countries. Even some experts claim that wars of the future will be fought over water, not oll, A) Certainly, dams will cause more argument than ever 8) Onthe other hand, powerful rural farmers can afford to pump out free groundwater C) Yet, unti recently they have overlooked the ‘most essential substance of al: water D) Fortunately, there are usually cheaper and better ways of storing water E) Infact, rich households have access to piped water from municipal utities 53.5 irrelevant sentence in the passage. ‘or these questions, choose the 53. 55. ()) Surely you have heard the plea from your ‘company: “we want more innovation, from ‘everyone at every level.” (I) Your boss might ‘even agree with the opinion - because, of ‘course, who doesn't lke innovation? (Il) For ‘example, big companies that do not innovate face extinction today. (IV) Yet, when it comes to innovating at your job, it might be better to lower your expectations. (V) Your idea is far more likely to die on your boss's desk than it Is to reach the CEO because top managers want new ideas but the people around you 2are unlikely to bend toward change. Al By cyt DIV EVV () Two new tests for lung cancer can detect, this killer in time for treatment to be effective (ll) Early diagnosis is one of the best ways to defeat cancer. (Il) n the fst test, cell ‘samples taken from inside an individual's cheek are viewed through a specialized ‘microscope. (IV) The microscope detects particular cellular changes, indicating whether Jung cancer may be developing. (V) The other is a simple breath test in which exhaled breath is examined to detect thousands of volatile organic compounds, Abe Bl cyl DIV E)V (W) Children’s Lego boxes may already contain yellow Batman, Harry Potter and Star Wars ‘characters. (Il) But soon thay will also contain fermale Nasa pioneers. (Ii) The Danish toy ‘company is now making a nev set of five figurines, based on real female scientists, engineers and astronauts, (IV) The Lego Ideas competition takes place twice a year, ‘and one or two winners are selected for production (V) The design, created by US ‘science writer Maia Weinstock, has won the Lego Ideas competition and the characters. will be available in late 2017 or early 2018, AL By cyt DIV EVV 2 Atatirk Bulvat No: 169 Klay ANKARA - 41707 20 indilcom