23161 . Read the passage and answer the questions that follow. The primary purpose of education is to make our lives easy and beautiful in all aspects. However, if we analyze the actions done and the endeavours undertaken by the educated people of all times, we find that those have not always been beneficial to humankind; some have even threatened the existence of human beings. Thus, education at many times has failed to serve its primary purposes. Why does it happen? Education gives us knowledge and skills, and eventually provides us with power. This power sometimes turns us into monsters and, sometimes, angels because the power of education can be used both for good and evil purposes depending on the intention of its users. The wars, for example, that took the lives of billions of innocent people were waged and executed by the educated people. Heinous scams and horrific incidents of corruption were also committed by the individuals having high academic degrees from world famous institutions. So, education does not always guarantee beauty and ennoble us unless it is imbued with morality, ethics and humanity. Choose the most suitable title for the passage.
  • A. Benefits of education
  • B. Bad effects of education
  • C. Reconsidering the objectives of education
  • D. Importance of education for human beings
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23162 . Read the passage and answer the questions that follow. The primary purpose of education is to make our lives easy and beautiful in all aspects. However, if we analyze the actions done and the endeavours undertaken by the educated people of all times, we find that those have not always been beneficial to humankind; some have even threatened the existence of human beings. Thus, education at many times has failed to serve its primary purposes. Why does it happen? Education gives us knowledge and skills, and eventually provides us with power. This power sometimes turns us into monsters and, sometimes, angels because the power of education can be used both for good and evil purposes depending on the intention of its users. The wars, for example, that took the lives of billions of innocent people were waged and executed by the educated people. Heinous scams and horrific incidents of corruption were also committed by the individuals having high academic degrees from world famous institutions. So, education does not always guarantee beauty and ennoble us unless it is imbued with morality, ethics and humanity. The word 'imbued' in the passage means -
  • A. spreadred
  • B. immersed
  • C. infused
  • D. structured
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23163 . Read the passage and answer the questions that follow. The primary purpose of education is to make our lives easy and beautiful in all aspects. However, if we analyze the actions done and the endeavours undertaken by the educated people of all times, we find that those have not always been beneficial to humankind; some have even threatened the existence of human beings. Thus, education at many times has failed to serve its primary purposes. Why does it happen? Education gives us knowledge and skills, and eventually provides us with power. This power sometimes turns us into monsters and, sometimes, angels because the power of education can be used both for good and evil purposes depending on the intention of its users. The wars, for example, that took the lives of billions of innocent people were waged and executed by the educated people. Heinous scams and horrific incidents of corruption were also committed by the individuals having high academic degrees from world famous institutions. So, education does not always guarantee beauty and ennoble us unless it is imbued with morality, ethics and humanity. According to the passage, which of the statements is false?
  • A. The educated people have always done heinous acts.
  • B. Education affects us in the way we intend to use it.
  • C. True education can guarantee ennoblement of our minds.
  • D. Ethics and humanity are important catalyst using education for noble purposes.
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23164 . Read the passage and answer the questions that follow. The primary purpose of education is to make our lives easy and beautiful in all aspects. However, if we analyze the actions done and the endeavours undertaken by the educated people of all times, we find that those have not always been beneficial to humankind; some have even threatened the existence of human beings. Thus, education at many times has failed to serve its primary purposes. Why does it happen? Education gives us knowledge and skills, and eventually provides us with power. This power sometimes turns us into monsters and, sometimes, angels because the power of education can be used both for good and evil purposes depending on the intention of its users. The wars, for example, that took the lives of billions of innocent people were waged and executed by the educated people. Heinous scams and horrific incidents of corruption were also committed by the individuals having high academic degrees from world famous institutions. So, education does not always guarantee beauty and ennoble us unless it is imbued with morality, ethics and humanity. Having a degree from world famous institutions is not _____ for developing a noble mind. Fill in the blank with an appropriate word based on the passage.
  • A. helpful
  • B. mandatory
  • C. beneficial
  • D. important
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23165 . Read the passage and answer the questions that follow. The primary purpose of education is to make our lives easy and beautiful in all aspects. However, if we analyze the actions done and the endeavours undertaken by the educated people of all times, we find that those have not always been beneficial to humankind; some have even threatened the existence of human beings. Thus, education at many times has failed to serve its primary purposes. Why does it happen? Education gives us knowledge and skills, and eventually provides us with power. This power sometimes turns us into monsters and, sometimes, angels because the power of education can be used both for good and evil purposes depending on the intention of its users. The wars, for example, that took the lives of billions of innocent people were waged and executed by the educated people. Heinous scams and horrific incidents of corruption were also committed by the individuals having high academic degrees from world famous institutions. So, education does not always guarantee beauty and ennoble us unless it is imbued with morality, ethics and humanity. This passage encourages us to ____ the existing education system.
  • A. discard
  • B. follow
  • C. recast
  • D. promote
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23166 . Read the given extract and answer the following three questions Students, this evening we'll have a chance to observe a phenomenon that we've discussed weveral times in class Tonight will be a lunar eclipse. As we've said, when an eclipse of the Moon occurs, the Earth passes between th Sun and the Moon. Therfore, the shadow of the Earth moves across the surface of the Moon and obscures it. Because you won't be looking at the Sun, it is not necessary to use the special lenses and filters that you need when observing a solar eclipse. You can observe lunar eclipse with your unaided eye or with a telescope and phonograph it with an ordinary camera. So if the weather's not cloudy go out and take a look at this eclipse of the Moon. I'm sure you'll find it interesting.   1.In what course is this lecture probably being given ?
  • A. Philosophy
  • B. Metrology
  • C. Cosmology
  • D. Photography
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23167 . Read the following passage carefully and choose the most appropriate answer of the question given on the basis of you comprehension of the passage: Think customer says a huge in the lobby of Dell 3, one of Dell Computer Corporation's their biuding at the Round Rock Texas campus, The reminder almost seems redundant because that's what Dell's Computer Corporation has room to symbolize since its humble beginning in Michael Dell's dorm room in 1983. Rather than let the computer re sellers medicate the relationships between company and customer, Dell began with a redically different business model for a high tech company ; Sell computers directly to customers and offer them direct technical support ' We have a tremendously clear business model' says Michel  Dell , the 35 years old founder. There's no confusion about what the value proposition is, what the company offers and why it's great for customers. That's very simple thing but it also garners tremendous profits for the company . In 1998, Dell's revenues were 12.3 billion, with thew company growing at the rate of 52 percent a year. It recently passed IBM to become the nation's second largest seller or business computers and is because the gaining of Compaq. Dell is running rings around competitors because the direct to customer business model enables the company to be extremely responsive Because model enables the company to be extremely responsive . Because its computers are built to order allowing it to slash inventories and keep costs low. Dell can prices products 10% to 15% less than its rials can. 1.How old was Mr. Michael Dell when he began the comppany
  • A. 21 years
  • B. 35 years
  • C. 27 years
  • D. None
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23168 . Read the following passage carefully and choose the most appropriate answer of the question given on the basis of you comprehension of the passage: Think customer says a huge in the lobby of Dell 3, one of Dell Computer Corporation's their biuding at the Round Rock Texas campus, The reminder almost seems redundant because that's what Dell's Computer Corporation has room to symbolize since its humble beginning in Michael Dell's dorm room in 1983. Rather than let the computer re sellers medicate the relationships between company and customer, Dell began with a redically different business model for a high tech company ; Sell computers directly to customers and offer them direct technical support ' We have a tremendously clear business model' says Michel  Dell , the 35 years old founder. There's no confusion about what the value proposition is, what the company offers and why it's great for customers. That's very simple thing but it also garners tremendous profits for the company . In 1998, Dell's revenues were 12.3 billion, with thew company growing at the rate of 52 percent a year. It recently passed IBM to become the nation's second largest seller or business computers and is because the gaining of Compaq. Dell is running rings around competitors because the direct to customer business model enables the company to be extremely responsive Because model enables the company to be extremely responsive . Because its computers are built to order allowing it to slash inventories and keep costs low. Dell can prices products 10% to 15% less than its rials can. 16.Think Customer means'
  • A. Customers are requested to think
  • B. Customers are orderderd to think
  • C. Thinking how to find out
  • D. None of the above
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23169 . Read the following passage and choose the best answer: The Anarchists and Marxists have defined the state as an instrument of coercion which suppresses individuals, groups in society in the interests of particular dominating classes. The definition is incomplete based on the observations of some political authorities. The states in such primitive societies, whether of the past or of the present are either unitary or proto democratic in character. Second, even in the class societies we find far-sighted rulers who make laws unfavorable to the interests of the dominating classes. Third, there are numerous instances, even in rigid class societies, of people having risked everything including their lives, to defend the states against the dangers facing them. Fourth, most far-sighted rulers and political thinkers have recognized that the state can have stability only on the basis of voluntary consent of these considerations show that the state is not always and simply an instrument of class oppression.

The writer seems to be:

  • A. Rational
  • B. Marxist
  • C. Liberal
  • D. Democratic
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23170 . Read the following passage and choose the alternative (A,B,C or D) to answer the questions (1-7): Culture is the cultivation of a plant or garden, not the eradication of its roots, it is an (L1) Understanding of the roots and seeds, their patient care and instructed nourishment, nor is it art, still less is the acquaintance with literature and art. By culture, (L3) one means first of all what the anthropologists mean, the way of life of a particular people (L4) living together in one place. That culture is made visible in their arts, in their social system, in (L5) their habits and customs, in their religion. It is and aggregate of customsinstitutions, manners, (L6) standards, testes, morals and beliefs. Now, these are transmitted rather by the family than by (L7) the school , hence when family life fails to play is  part, we must expect our culture to (L8) deteriorate (L9)  It is a delusion to think that the maladies of the modern world can be put right by a system of (L10) instruction. on the contrary, universal education, by lowering standards, morals and tastes to (L11) a common denominator and by sharpening the wits rather than disciplining character, tends to (L12) break down existing cheeks and balances. Education should be the drawing forth of potential (L13) values, it should not be the destruction of the safeguards that tradition place around young (L14) egos naturally inclined to wilful and precarious flights. (L15)    1.The writer uses the term ‘culture’ to refer to- 
  • A. the cultivation of a plant or garden by a community
  • B. one's acquaintance with literature and art
  • C. one's acquisition of knowledge
  • D. the way of life of a particular people
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23171 . Read the following passage and answer the questions Money is not only coins and banknotes, It is anything that people are willing to use in order to represent tl1e value of other things for the purpose of exchanging goods and services. Money enables people to compare quickly ai1d easily the value of different commodities (such as fish and shoes), to exchange one thing for another, and to store wealth conveniently. There have been many types of money. The most familiar is the coin, which is a standardized piece of imprinted metal. Yet money existed long before the invention of coins, and cultures have prospered using things as currency, such as cowries, cattle, skins, salt, grains, beads, cloth and promissory notes. In modern prisons,  cigarettes have often served as money. Nowadays people do not have to carry money when they go for shopping, the can use debit or cash cards. These cards are also called plastic money.  1. What is the passage about?
  • A. The history of money in human society
  • B. How money changes society
  • C. How coins came into existence
  • D. The importance of plastic money
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23172 . Read the following passage and answer the questions Money is not only coins and banknotes, It is anything that people are willing to use in order to represent tl1e value of other things for the purpose of exchanging goods and services. Money enables people to compare quickly ai1d easily the value of different commodities (such as fish and shoes), to exchange one thing for another, and to store wealth conveniently. There have been many types of money. The most familiar is the coin, which is a standardized piece of imprinted metal. Yet money existed long before the invention of coins, and cultures have prospered using things as currency, such as cowries, cattle, skins, salt, grains, beads, cloth and promissory notes. In modern prisons,  cigarettes have often served as money. Nowadays people do not have to carry money when they go for shopping, the can use debit or cash cards. These cards are also called plastic money.    The passage suggests that ...... .
  • A. coins existed long before the invention of money
  • B. cowries were never counted as money.
  • C. in ancient times, cigarettes were used as money.
  • D. coins fallowed the invention of money.
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23173 . Read the following passage and answer the questions 'Bacteria' is the common name of a very large group of one-celled microscopic organism that, we believe, may be the smallest, simplest, and perhaps even the very first form of cellular life that evolved on earth. That is why they are observable only under a microscope. There are three main types of bacteria, which are classified according to their shape. The bacilli are a group of bacteria that occur in the soil and air. They are shaped like rods. If we look at them under a microscope, we find them in motion, they always seem to be rolling or tumbling under the microscope. These bacilli are largely responsible for food spoilage. There is another group of bacteria who tend to grow in chains. They are referred to as the cocci group. A common example of this type is streptococci that causes strep throat. Finally, there is the spiral shaped bacteria called spirilla. They look a little like corkscrews, and they are responsible for a number of diseases in humans. Some species of bacteria cause diseases, but mostly bacteria live harmlessly on the skin, in the mouth, and the intestines. In fact, bacteria are very helpful to researchers. Bacterial cells resemble the cells of other life forms in many ways, and may be studied to give us insights.   What is the topic of this passage?
  • A. Three major types of bacteria
  • B. How microscopic organisms are measured
  • C. How bacteria is used for research in genetics
  • D. Diseases caused by bacteria
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23174 . Read the following passage and answer the questions : Music has healing power. For this, it has been used for centuries to heal the body. It was recorded in the Ebers Papyrus that physicians chanted to heal the sick. Later therapists also noticed that it could help calm anxiety and reduce blood pressure. Now it is used with cancer chemotherapy to reduce nausea. Besides, for the treatment of asthma, autism, depression and brain disorders such as Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's diseases, epilepsy, and stroke musical therapies are used. Music helps people cope with their stress and mobilize their body's capacity to heal. Which of the following is the most suitable title for the passage?
  • A. Music and Man
  • B. Power of Music
  • C. Music- the Panacea
  • D. Music and Patients
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23175 . Read the following passage and answer the questions : Music has healing power. For this, it has been used for centuries to heal the body. It was recorded in the Ebers Papyrus that physicians chanted to heal the sick. Later therapists also noticed that it could help calm anxiety and reduce blood pressure. Now it is used with cancer chemotherapy to reduce nausea. Besides, for the treatment of asthma, autism, depression and brain disorders such as Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's diseases, epilepsy, and stroke musical therapies are used. Music helps people cope with their stress and mobilize their body's capacity to heal. In the passage, the word 'calm' is used as ________
  • A. a noun
  • B. an adjective
  • C. a pronoun
  • D. a verb
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