YDS Diyalog Testi 9

Olivia: I’ve been thinking about taking up photography as a hobby. Do you have any advice?

Mark: —-

Olivia: That’s a good idea. Starting with a simpler camera will help me learn the basics without feeling overwhelmed.

Mark: Exactly. Once you’re comfortable, you can invest in more advanced equipment.

A) You should begin with a basic camera instead of buying an expensive one.

B) Is it necessary to take a professional course right from the start?

C) What kind of camera do you think I should get for landscapes?

D) Do you think learning photo editing is just as important as shooting?

E) Should I focus on one style of photography or experiment with different ones?

Ethan: My sister has been thinking about adopting a cat, but she’s unsure if she can handle it.

Mia: —-

Ethan: That’s true. It’s important to understand the responsibilities before making a decision.

Mia: Absolutely. Cats can be independent, but they still need care and attention.

A) What’s the first thing to prepare before bringing a cat home?

B) How about starting with a smaller pet like a hamster?

C) Is it better to adopt a kitten or an adult cat for a first-time pet owner?

D) She should consider her daily schedule and whether she can commit to a pet.

E) Do you think cats are more suitable for busy people than dogs?

Lucas: —-

Sophia: Not always. It depends on the person and their willingness to change.

Lucas: I see your point. It’s probably not fair to assume people can’t improve.

Sophia: Exactly. Everyone deserves a chance to grow and learn from their mistakes.

A) Do you think people can truly change their behavior over time?

B) Is it possible to completely forget past mistakes?

C) Why do some people refuse to change even when they know they’re wrong?

D) How can you tell if someone is genuinely trying to change?

E) Should we always forgive people who hurt us in the past?

Emily: I need to prepare for a job interview next week. Do you have any tips?

Daniel: —-

Emily: That’s a great idea. Practicing common questions will help me feel more confident.

Daniel: Absolutely. And don’t forget to research the company beforehand.

A) Do you think it’s necessary to bring a copy of my resume to the interview?

B) Should I dress formally, even if the company has a casual dress code?

C) Try rehearsing your answers to common interview questions.

D) How should I handle questions about my weaknesses?

E) Is it better to ask about the salary during the first interview?

Sophia: I’ve been feeling a bit unmotivated to exercise lately. How do you stay consistent?

Liam: —-

Sophia: That’s a good idea. Having someone to work out with might make it more enjoyable.

Liam: Exactly. It’s easier to stay committed when you have a workout partner.

A) Try finding a workout buddy to help keep you accountable.

B) Should I focus on a single type of exercise or mix it up?

C) What’s the best time of day to work out for maximum energy?

D) Do you think setting specific fitness goals would help?

E) How important is it to track progress when exercising?