WorksheetsYDT Test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
In 1558, Queen Mary I of England was persuaded by her husband, King Philip II of Spain, to join him in a renewed war with France, which proved ---- for England as it led to the loss of Calais, England’s last foothold in continental Europe.
compatible
vulnerable
predictable
disastrous
indicative
Governments around the world, in partnership with civil society, must continue to act ---- against the tobacco epidemic – the leading global cause of preventable death. deficiently decisively suspiciously adversely roughly
deficiently
decisively
suspiciously
adversely
roughly
The term 'Geography' formally applies to an academic discipline that ---- the study of the Earth’s surface, its inhabitants, and more recently, its environment.
attaches
occupies
considers
inhabits
encompasses
Serotonin is responsible for maintaining appetite, sleep, and mood balance, but a deficit of it ---- depression.
brings about
takes over
keeps on
turns down
gives off
The moment the first stars ---- is one of the most evocative milestones in the evolution of the cosmos – it marks the beginning of the age of light, the moment when the Universe ---- recognisable to us. would have been born / could have become
were born / would have become
are being born / might become
had been born / will become
are born / should become
would have been born / could have become
Palaeontologists ---- that small mammals ---- the extinction of dinosaurs by eating their eggs; however, currently they think the rise of mammals was an effect of the demise of dinosaurs.
may think / could have caused
must think / would have caused
used to think / might have caused
had to think / should have caused
would think / must have caused
Children learn the language ---- to them and reinforce the unique features that are characteristic of the dialect ----.
speaking / being used
to be spoken / to use
spoken / used
being spoken / using to
speak / to be used
Much research suggests that ---- its core, Alzheimer’s disease may be a metabolic disorder, an irregularity in fuel use ---- the brain, a process that loses efficiency with age.
in / from
to / with
on / for
at / by
under / against
Food is portrayed in a judgemental way ---- the media, and some popular diets use expensive ingredients that are not kind ---- the environment. over / for as / across from / at in / to with / on
over / for
as / across
from / at
in / to
with / on
Because mammals are warm-blooded, they are able to keep their body at roughly the same temperature no matter what the surrounding temperature is.
The surrounding temperature does not prevent mammals from maintaining their body temperature at more or less the same level if they are warm-blooded.
Even if the outside temperature changes slightly, it does not affect mammals’ ability to keep their body at approximately the same temperature because they are warm-blooded.
Irrespective of the surrounding temperature, warm-blooded mammals will continue to maintain their body temperature at a constant level.
If mammals were not warm-blooded, they would not keep their body temperature at exactly the same level despite the changes in the surrounding temperature.
Regardless of the surrounding temperature, mammals manage to maintain their body at approximately the same temperature since they are warm-blooded.
Interviewer: Are there still new environments to study beneath the sea? Oceanographer: We know something about the life forms in the deep sea but not much about distant environments. Interviewer: ---- Oceanographer: We want to find out more about the microbes living beneath the ocean floor.
How do you plan to reach such areas beneath the sea?
What do you exactly intend to study in those environments?
What do you know about other creatures living in the sea?
What actually are these life forms in the deep oceans?
Why didn't scientists explore these environments before?
Your new neighbours keep parking their car in the place assigned to your flat rather than using their own space, because yours is more convenient for them. You have nicely reminded them that it is not their parking space and you have even had the apartment manager remind them, but they just do not seem to care. Completely furious by this point, you go to the apartment manager and say: ----
My new neighbours have been using my parking space. Can you please remind them not to use it anymore?
You’ve got to do something else! This situation is driving me crazy! Obviously reminding them isn’t enough!
I’ve tried to warn them myself, but they don’t seem to listen to me. Maybe you could ask them to move their car.
I’ve tried to warn them myself, but they don’t seem to listen to me. Maybe you could ask them to move their car.
I think the new neighbours and I have a small problem. Maybe you would be able to help us sort it all out.
The Aral Sea is a saltwater body in central Asia. It is bordered by Kazakhstan in the north and Uzbekistan in the south. The Aral Sea once covered an area of 68,000 square kilometres. However, it started to shrink during the second half of the 1900s, as most of the inflowing river water was used for irrigation before it reached the sea. The sea also loses water through evaporation. ---- The Aral has therefore shrunk drastically in its area and volume. By the end of the 1900s, the Aral Sea had lost so much water that the exposed land divided the sea into three separate parts.
parate parts. The Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which are mainly used for irrigation, are the sea's two main sources of inflowing water.
The fishing industry along the Aral Sea has also been virtually destroyed due to a number of factors.
Also called Lake Aral, the Aral Sea is situated more than 400 kilometres east of the Caspian Sea.
Scientists view the changes to the Aral Sea as a serious threat to the local environment and human health.
Because there is not much rainfall, this water is not replaced fast enough to maintain the water level.
Because water transmits sounds, disperses chemicals, and conducts electricity better than air, fish rely less on their vision and more on their hearing, taste and smell.
Su sesleri iletmekte, kimyasalları dağıtmakta, ve elektriği iletmekte havadan daha iyi olmasına rağmen balıklar duyma, tat alma ve koku alma duyularından daha çok görme duyusuna güvenir.
Hava ile karşılaştırıldığında su, sesleri daha iyi ilettiği, kimyasalları daha iyi dağıttığı ve elektriği daha iyi ilettiği için balıklar görme duyuları yerine duyma, tat alma ve koku alma duyularına güvenir.
Su, sesleri iletmekte, kimyasalları dağıtmakta ve elektriği iletmekte havadan daha iyi olduğu için balıklar görme yetilerine daha az, duyma, tat alma ve koku alma duyularına ise daha çok güvenir.
Su, balıkların görme duyularına daha az, duyma, tat alma ve koku alma duyularına daha çok güvendiği yerdir; çünkü sesleri iletmekte, kimyasalları dağıtmakta ve elektriği iletmekte havadan daha iyidir.
Duyma, tat alma ve koku alma duyuları, görme duyularına göre daha gelişmiş olduğu için balıklar, havadan daha iyi bir şekilde sesleri ileten, kimyasalları dağıtan, elektriği ileten suya güvenir.
The achievements of Sherlock Holmes, the most famous fictional detective in history, derive from his ---- to balance the physical evidence of a case with the more challenging subjective truths into a single coherent judgement.
capability
prejudice
deception
resistance
nomination
