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İt is a known fact that deserts are _________yet biologically rich areas that can feed many species.

Ruins recently discovered in Southern Peru could be the ancient "lost city" of Paititi, according to _________  that    are dravving serious but cautious response from experts.

While some stones are valued more than others, nothing________ to the aesthetic beauty of a cut and polished gemstone.

İstanbul was th e ________ of the Byzantine Empire and the leading headquarters of the Ottoman Empire and that of the Turkish Republic until 1923.

Consisting of Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, and the south Pacific islands, Oceania is a highly________ region.

İn Medieval England, drink should h a v e ________ water which was free from rivers but usually water was far too dirty to drink.

The first________synthetic plastic was invented by Leo Baekeland - a Belgium chemist living in New York and previous attempts stayed only on the paper.

The Roman amphitheatre was the place where people went to see fights and this was a traditional-do for them.

Easter is _________the Anglo-Saxon goddess of the dawn and spring, and falls on a Sunday between 22 March and 25 April, according to the calendar.

İn 1969, Neil Armstrong walked on the surface of the Moon after being ________ of the Earth’s atmosphere by Apollo 11.

A structure______ to be an 800-year-old Aztec pyramid _________ in Central Mexico City and could drastically revise the early history of the ancient empire.

________more than one fifth of its land covered ________ deserts, the earth is home to a lot of drought areas.

The largest amphitheatre in the empire ________ the Colosseum, which up to 50,000 people at once.

Very important to the Romans ________ slaves without whom, the wealthy of Rome________ able to lead the lifestyles that they wanted to.

The Magna Carta was one of________ documents of Medieval England.

Ice-skating,________ the oldest human-powered means of transportation, was invented in Finland not for fun for survival.

We pay ________ attention to our thyroids, but _________ can suffer from common Chemicals found in plastics and soaps.

As usual, i t ________that Francis Beaufort, of the British Royal Navy, was the firs t________ a scale of wind force, towards the start of the 19th century.

Scientists________ about the greenhouse effect since 1824, when Joseph Fourier calculated that the Earth ________ much colder if it had no atmosphere.

Earth's surface is made ______ thousands of different habitats and ecosystems,_________with unique characteristics.

_________women are requesting mammograms even as researchers find __________cancer risks in the environment.

Some 80 percent of ali the planet's earthquakes occur along the rim of the Pacific Ocean, called the "Ring of Fire "________ the great amount of volcanic activity there as well.

The Italian dramatist and poet Ugo Betti was a judge ________________ .

According to sociologists, _____________ that we must learn are values, norms and roles.

When we are told that we have got a pay rise,_______

As there are more chances for transportation and communication,________________ .

____ that second-hand cigarette smoke does more harm to non-smokers than to smokers.

_______________, but mostly it is explained in the way it is written in the dictionaries.

For most people, flu is a seasonal nuisance, announced by a fever, a headache, and a sore throat. A few days to a week, you're over it. However, the virüs can be a lot more serious. Influenza, as it's properly known, causes up to half a million deaths a year worldwide. And less than a century ago it became a global catastrophe, striking a fifth of the planet's population and claiming more than 50 million lives. Experts say we can expect a similar outbreak in the future. Influenza is among the most common contagious human diseases. İt strikes in winter, spreading through airborne droplets and particles emitted in coughs or sneezes. Between 5 and 15 percent of the population are affected by these annual epidemics. One can understand from the passage that influenza______________.

For most people, flu is a seasonal nuisance, announced by a fever, a headache, and a sore throat. A few days to a week, you're over it. However, the virüs can be a lot more serious. Influenza, as it's properly known, causes up to half a million deaths a year worldwide. And less than a century ago it became a global catastrophe, striking a fifth of the planet's population and claiming more than 50 million lives. Experts say we can expect a similar outbreak in the future. Influenza is among the most common contagious human diseases. İt strikes in winter, spreading through airborne droplets and particles emitted in coughs or sneezes. Between 5 and 15 percent of the population are affected by these annual epidemics İt is pointed out in the passage that_______

For most people, flu is a seasonal nuisance, announced by a fever, a headache, and a sore throat. A few days to a week, you're over it. However, the virüs can be a lot more serious. Influenza, as it's properly known, causes up to half a million deaths a year worldwide. And less than a century ago it became a global catastrophe, striking a fifth of the planet's population and claiming more than 50 million lives. Experts say we can expect a similar outbreak in the future. Influenza is among the most common contagious human diseases. İt strikes in winter, spreading through airborne droplets and particles emitted in coughs or sneezes. Between 5 and 15 percent of the population are affected by these annual epidemics One point made about influenza is that _______________,

Parkinson's disease affects more than one million people in the U S ._______________. But what is in the environment that is causing this tremorinducing disease? A number of previous studies have pointed to pesticide exposure. For example, a 2000 study of about 1,000 people found that those with Parkinson's were twice as likely to have used the Chemicals around the home.

Desert animals have adapted ways to help them keep cool and use less water.________________ . Many desert animals are nocturnal, coming out only when the brutal sun has descended to hunt. Some animals, like the desert tortoise in the south-western United States, spend much of their time underground. Most desert birds are nomadic, crisscrossing the skies in search of food.

As we know, men and women are not considered to be in the same position generally in every condition.________________. Men and women are not only defined differently but also there are different expectations for them. Helen Macdonald uses different adjectives for men and women in her text ”Magazine Advertising and Gender”. She says that men should be "masculine, dominant, strong, aggressive” whereas women should be ” feminine, submissive, weak, emotional” .

________________. The mummy, called La Doncella or The Maiden, is that of a teenage girl who died more than 500 years ago in a ritual sacrifice in the Andes Mountains. The girl and two other children were left on a mountaintop to succumb to the cold as offerings to the gods, according to the archaeologists who found the mummified remains in Argentina in 1999.

Earth was created between 4.5 and 4.6 billion years ago .______________ . Born from exploding stars called supernovae, the new star gathered a swirling disk of dust and gases around it. As the sun heated up, this orbiting matter accumulated, and successively larger bodies collided to eventually create protoplanets with their own gravitational pull.

(I) Toys have an important effect on children’s life. (II) Not only girls and boys are gendered but also toys are gendered. (III) İt is impossible to detect their damages to human life. (IV) Girls have dolls, domesitc items whereas boys have cars. (V) Even if a boy has dolls, these are dolls which are soldiers, cowboys or character actors like Batman, Spiderman, Starwars ete.

(I) Throughout the twentieth century, “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” has had an important place. (II) İt has become famous not only as one of Twain's greatest achievements. (III) İt has done so also as a highly controversial piece of literatüre. (IV) And it is for that reason that the novel is thought to be dominant in literatüre. (V) However, in certain Southern States, the novel was banned due to its extensive criticism of the hypocrisy of slavery.

(I) At very beginning of ali heart attacks come some types of illnesses. (II) The most common time for a heart attack to occur is Monday morning. (III) So what is the reason? (IV) Many workers have a significant increase in blood pressure when they go back to the Office after the weekend. (V) The stress of commuting could also be a factor.

(I) The word “mammal” comes from the Latin mamma, meaning breast. (II) İt is because female mammals produce milk to nurse their babies. (III) Nearly ali mammals give birth to live young, and ali are warm-blooded, maintaining a near-constant body temperature regardless of environmental conditions. (IV) Humans are mammals. (V) They are vertebrates and use lungs to breathe air and are the only animals that grow hair.