YDS Diyalog Testi 1

James: I heard you’re planning to visit the Great Barrier Reef. That must be exciting.

Emily: Yes, it’s a dream come true. But I’m worried about the environmental impact of tourism there.

James: —-

Emily: That’s a great idea. I’ll make sure to follow those guidelines during my trip.

A) It’s not a big issue anymore since the government has imposed strict regulations.

B) Well, there are eco-friendly tours that focus on protecting the reef while letting people enjoy it.

C) You don’t need to worry too much; the reef is so large that it’s not easily affected by tourists.

D) Actually, many tourists don’t even think about their impact on such fragile ecosystems.

E) In fact, the Great Barrier Reef has been on the UNESCO World Heritage list for decades now.

Helen: I can’t believe how expensive tickets for the concert are.

Tom: I know, but it’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see that band live.

Helen: —-

Tom: That’s true, but you might regret not going when everyone’s talking about it later.

A) I don’t think it’s worth spending so much money on a single event.

B) Maybe we should look for cheaper tickets online or buy them second-hand.

C) What if we waited until the last minute? Sometimes prices drop.

D) Well, I’d rather save the money for something more meaningful.

E) Let’s split the cost and go together. That way, it won’t feel so expensive.

Laura: I’ve been thinking of buying an electric car, but I’m unsure about the charging infrastructure.

Mike: It’s improving every year, and there are apps that show nearby charging stations.

Laura: —-

Mike: Absolutely! That’s one of the main reasons why people are switching to electric vehicles.

A) Do you think they’ll become as common as gas stations in the future?

B) That sounds convenient, but are the apps reliable?

C) I’ve heard they’re still limited in rural areas, though.

D) How long does it usually take to charge an electric car?

E) Is it true that electric cars are cheaper to maintain?

Mark: Have you seen the new science fiction movie everyone’s talking about?

Lucy: Not yet. Is it really as good as people say?

Mark: —-

Lucy: Sounds like it’s worth watching. I’ll go see it this weekend.

A) It depends on your taste, but I thought it was fantastic.

B) Honestly, I found it a bit overrated compared to the hype.

C) If you enjoy thought-provoking stories, you’ll probably love it.

D) The special effects were amazing, but the story was just average.

E) It has great reviews, but I haven’t had the chance to watch it yet.

David: I noticed you’ve started going to the gym regularly. How’s it going?

Sophia: It’s great, but I’m still figuring out the best exercises for me.

David: —-

Sophia: That’s a good idea. I’ll check if there’s a trainer available at my gym.

A) In my experience, it’s all about trial and error until you find what works.

B) Maybe you could watch some online videos to get some exercise ideas.

C) Just stick to what feels comfortable for now, and you’ll improve over time.

D) Have you tried asking friends who go to the gym for advice?

E) You should consider hiring a personal trainer to create a plan for you.