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75. Angel Şelale’sindeki su en uçtan dibe doğru hiçbir
76. - 80. sorularda, cümleler sırasıyla okunduğunda
engele çarpmadan 807 metre boyunca aktığı için
parçanın anlam bütünlüğünü bozan cümleyi bulunuz.
doğa bilimciler bu olguya “serbest düşüş” adını
verdiler. 76. (I) Unprocessed or minimally processed foods are
whole and nutrient-rich, which suggests that the
A) For Angel Falls, whose water flows for 807
vitamins and minerals in the foods have not been
metres from the very edge to the bottom without
altered. (II) These foods can be made fit for storage
hitting any obstacles, naturalists have developed
and consumption by removing the inedible portions
a phenomenon called ‘free fall’.
and then drying, crushing, roasting, boiling, freezing,
B) Since the water at Angel Falls flows from the or pasteurising them. (III) On the contrary, some
very tip to the bottom for 807 metres without
foods are highly processed or ultra-processed.
hitting any obstacles, naturalists have called this
(IV) Cardiovascular disease, coronary heart
phenomenon as ‘free fall’.
disease, and cerebrovascular disease are more
C) The phenomenon has been termed ‘free fall’ by likely among those who consume a greater quantity
naturalists due to the fact that Angel Falls’ water of ultra-processed meals. (V) Ultra-processed foods
travels 807 metres from the top to the bottom are composed primarily of food-derived ingredients
without encountering any impediments.
and may also contain artificial colours and flavours,
D) Naturalists may refer to Angel Falls’ water flow as well as additives such as stabilisers.
as ‘free fall’ since it runs from the very tip to the
bottom for 807 metres without encountering any A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
impediments.
E) Naturalists call the 807-metre drop from the top
of Angel Falls to the bottom of the falls a ‘free fall’
because the water does not hit anything along the
way.

77. (I) Small porcelain dolls are among the tens of
thousands of Victorian-era antiquities recovered
from the site of a former ladies’ school. (II) These
mostly black-and-white porcelain miniatures were
apparently good gifts for girls to keep at home and
showcase for their dolls’ parties. (III) At first, school
officials thought that the dolls were broken and had
been thrown out during renovations at the school
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in 1877. (IV) During the mid-19 century, they were
also popular in the United States, where they were
eventually dubbed ‘Frozen Charlottes’. (V) The term
is derived from macabre popular poetry about a vain
young woman who refused to wrap up on a cold
night and perished on an open sleigh ride.

A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V

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