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Key Facts: Pancyprian Turkish Exam

011

Official subject code for ΤΟΥΡΚΙΚΑ in the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations

Cyprus Examinations Service

3 hours per the official 2026 timetable

Official examination duration from the 2026 timetable

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EUR 25

2026 fee per access subject (not code 032)

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0–20

Marking scale for each Pancyprian subject

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8–26 June 2026

Examination period of the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations

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100

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1What is the correct plural form of 'ev' (house)?
A.evler
B.evlar
C.evar
D.evi
Explanation: The Turkish plural suffix has two forms, -lar and -ler, chosen by two-way vowel harmony. Because 'e' is a front vowel, the front form -ler is required, giving 'evler'.
2What is the correct plural form of 'kitap' (book)?
A.kitapler
B.kitaplar
C.kitabı
D.kitapta
Explanation: The last vowel of 'kitap' is the back vowel 'a', so two-way vowel harmony selects the back form -lar: 'kitaplar'. The stem consonant 'p' does not change before the plural suffix because -lar begins with a consonant.
3Choose the correct form to complete: 'Ben ___ gidiyorum.' (I am going to school.)
A.okuldan
B.okulda
C.okula
D.okulu
Explanation: Movement towards a place takes the dative case -a/-e. Since 'okul' ends in the back vowel 'u', the dative is -a: 'okula' (to school). 'Okuldan' means 'from school', 'okulda' means 'at school', and 'okulu' is the accusative.
4Choose the correct form to complete: 'Akşam ___ döndüm.' (I returned home in the evening.)
A.evde
B.evden
C.evi
D.eve
Explanation: Returning or going to a place requires the dative case. 'Ev' has the front vowel 'e', so the dative form is 'eve' (to home). 'Evde' is 'at home' (locative) and 'evden' is 'from home' (ablative).
5Choose the correct accusative form: 'Elmayı yedim.' (I ate the apple.) Which form fills 'Bir ___ yedim' is wrong; instead pick the accusative of 'elma' (apple).
A.elmaı
B.elmayı
C.elmanı
D.elmau
Explanation: When a noun ends in a vowel, the buffer consonant 'y' is inserted before the accusative suffix. 'Elma' ends in the back vowel 'a', so the accusative is 'elma + y + ı' = 'elmayı'. Without the buffer 'y' the form is ungrammatical.
6Which word contains only front vowels (e, i, ö, ü)?
A.kadın
B.okul
C.bardak
D.gözlük
Explanation: 'Gözlük' (glasses) contains 'ö' and 'ü', both front vowels, so its suffixes take front-vowel forms (e.g. 'gözlükler'). The other words contain back vowels: kadın (a, ı), okul (o, u), bardak (a, a).
7Choose the correct accusative form of 'yol' (road) for the sentence: '___ biliyorum.' (I know the road.)
A.yolu
B.yolı
C.yolü
D.yola
Explanation: The accusative suffix follows four-way (i-type) vowel harmony: after 'o' the matching rounded back vowel is 'u', giving 'yolu'. Four-way harmony distinguishes i/ı/ü/u, unlike the two-way e/a alternation of the plural or dative suffixes.
8Choose the correct genitive form in the phrase: '___ rengi' (the colour of the water).
A.suun
B.sunun
C.suyun
D.suı
Explanation: The genitive suffix -(n)In needs the buffer 'y' after a vowel-final noun in the bare form: 'su + y + un' = 'suyun'. The buffer 'n' (as in 'sunun') appears only when the genitive follows a 3rd-person possessive suffix, e.g. 'suyunun'.
9Choose the correct form to complete: '___ okudum.' (I read the book.)
A.kitapı
B.kitabı
C.kitapu
D.kitabü
Explanation: Word-final 'p' in 'kitap' softens to 'b' when a vowel-initial suffix is added: kitap + ı → kitabı. This consonant alternation (p→b, t→d, k→ğ, ç→c) is a regular feature of Turkish suffixation.
10Choose the correct form to complete: '___ gördüm.' (I saw the tree.)
A.ağacı
B.ağaçı
C.ağacü
D.ağaçi
Explanation: Final 'ç' in 'ağaç' softens to 'c' before a vowel-initial suffix, and four-way harmony after 'a' gives 'ı': ağaç + ı → ağacı. The same softening applies to p→b, t→d, and k→ğ.

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