DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 1
Clara: I've just finished reading that article on the decline of insect populations. It's truly alarming.
David: I read it too. The statistics on biomass loss are staggering. But I was surprised that it didn't focus more on the obvious culprits like pesticides.
Clara: ______
David: Exactly. The idea that light pollution disrupts their navigation and reproductive cycles was a perspective I hadn't considered before.
A)I think the article was poorly researched and overly pessimistic.
B)Pesticides are definitely the only cause worth investigating.
C)Did you know that some insects are actually becoming more common in urban areas?
D)Well, it did mention them, but its main point was to highlight less obvious, systemic factors.
E)I agree, the section on the economic impact on agriculture was the most interesting part.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 2
Manager: Tom, I've reviewed your proposal for the new marketing campaign. It's very ambitious.
Tom: Thank you. I believe a bold approach is what we need to capture a larger market share.
Manager: I agree with the vision, but I have some reservations about the budget. The projected costs are nearly double what we allocated.
Tom: ______
Manager: That's a good point. Show me a revised budget with a phased rollout, and we can discuss it further.
A)I understand your concern. The initial figures represent the full-scale version, but we can implement it in stages to manage costs.
B)I think the budget is perfectly reasonable if we want to succeed.
C)Well, maybe the marketing department needs a larger allocation of funds in general.
D)I can rewrite the entire proposal from scratch if you don't like it.
E)The creative team is very confident that this campaign will be a huge success.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 3
Sarah: Are you still planning on running the marathon this year?
Mark: I'm not sure. I've been following my training schedule, but I've had this persistent knee pain for the last two weeks.
Sarah: ______
Mark: You're probably right. I just don't want to feel like I'm giving up after all this hard work.
A)Well, you should definitely increase your running distance to build more strength.
B)I've heard that this year's marathon is going to be the most crowded one yet.
C)Don't worry, a little pain is normal when you're training so hard.
D)How long have you been training for it anyway?
E)That sounds serious. It might be wise to see a doctor and rest it rather than risk a major injury.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 4
Professor: So, in conclusion, while the Industrial Revolution brought immense technological progress, its social cost was undeniably high.
Student: I see the point about poor working conditions and urbanization problems. But wasn't there also a significant rise in the overall standard of living in the long run?
Professor: ______
Student: I understand. So the benefits were not immediate or evenly distributed.
A)No, that's a common misconception with no basis in historical data.
B)That's an excellent point. However, that rise was not felt by the first few generations of factory workers and occurred much later.
C)Let's not get off topic; we are discussing the technological aspects today.
D)Absolutely, the social costs I mentioned were actually quite minimal in the grand scheme of things.
E)The standard of living is a very difficult thing to measure accurately for that period.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 5
Amy: I'm thinking of adopting a pet. I've always wanted a dog.
Ben: That's great! They're wonderful companions. But have you considered the commitment? They require a lot of time, training, and expense.
Amy: ______
Ben: In that case, you seem well-prepared. I'm sure you'll be a fantastic dog owner.
A)I haven't really thought about it much, to be honest.
B)Maybe you're right, perhaps I should get a cat instead.
C)Yes, I've researched the costs, adjusted my work schedule for walks, and even looked into local puppy training classes.
D)What breed of dog do you think is the easiest to take care of?
E)My apartment is quite small, so that might be a problem.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 6
Librarian: Can I help you find something?
Student: Yes, I'm looking for research on the psychological effects of social media, but I'm finding mostly news articles and opinion pieces.
Librarian: ______
Student: Oh, I wasn't aware of that. Thank you, that's incredibly helpful!
A)Have you tried searching for it on the internet instead?
B)Most of our books on psychology are on the third floor.
C)News articles can sometimes be a good starting point for research.
D)What specific psychological effects are you interested in?
E)For academic research, you should use the library's online databases. They give you access to peer-reviewed journals.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 7
Maria: This documentary on deep-sea life is fascinating. The creatures they're showing look completely alien.
Leo: I know, it's incredible to think they exist on our own planet. The pressure at those depths is immense.
Maria: ______
Leo: True, but they've evolved these unique biological mechanisms, like producing their own light, precisely to survive in that permanent darkness.
A)Do you think these documentaries are scientifically accurate?
B)And there's a complete absence of sunlight. I wonder how they even find food or mates.
C)I've always been more interested in space exploration than ocean exploration.
D)The submarine they are using must be incredibly strong to withstand it.
E)It reminds me of the biodiversity we see in rainforests.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 8
Interviewer: Your latest novel deals with artificial intelligence. What draws you to that theme?
Author: I'm fascinated by the question of what it means to be human. AI provides a perfect mirror to explore that.
Interviewer: ______
Author: Precisely. By creating a non-human consciousness, we are forced to define what makes our own consciousness unique—is it emotion, creativity, or something else entirely?
A)Do you think AI will take over the world one day?
B)How much technical research did you have to do for the novel?
C)So you're using it as a literary device to examine the nature of humanity itself?
D)Are the characters in your novel based on real people?
E)Many critics have praised the realism of your depiction of AI.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 9
Emily: I'm really struggling to keep up with my online courses. There are so many distractions at home.
Jake: I know what you mean. It's hard to stay focused without the structure of a classroom.
Emily: ______
Jake: That's a great idea. Creating a dedicated space and a fixed schedule might bring back some of that much-needed structure.
A)I've decided to set up a specific "study corner" in my room and stick to a strict 9-to-5 schedule as if I were on campus.
B)I think I'm just going to ask my professors for an extension on all my assignments.
C)Do you think online learning will ever completely replace traditional universities?
D)Maybe I should try listening to some background music while I study.
E)The worst part is the unreliable internet connection I have to deal with.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 10
Patient: Doctor, I've been feeling constantly tired for months, no matter how much I sleep.
Doctor: I see. Fatigue can be a symptom of many different things. We'll need to run some tests to narrow down the possibilities. First, I'd like to do a full blood panel.
Patient: ______
Doctor: Yes, it's a comprehensive test that checks your red and white blood cell counts, as well as your iron levels and thyroid function, which are common culprits for fatigue.
A)Do you think it could be a serious illness?
B)How long will it take to get the results back?
C)I've heard that a vitamin deficiency can cause tiredness.
D)A blood panel? What exactly will that tell you?
E)I was hoping you could just prescribe some medication for it.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 11
Jane: I just watched a documentary about deep-sea exploration. The pressure at those depths is immense, crushing submarines that aren't properly designed.
Leo: It's an incredibly hostile environment. And there's the total darkness to consider as well.
Jane: ______
Leo: Exactly. They create their own light for hunting, communication, and defense. It's a perfect example of adaptation to extreme conditions.
A)How do they even build submarines that can withstand that kind of pressure?
B)I wonder if there are any undiscovered species still down there.
C)The energy source for these creatures must be completely different from ours.
D)So how do the creatures living there navigate or find prey without any light?
E)It must be very expensive to fund these deep-sea expeditions.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 12
Customer: I'd like to book a flight to Istanbul for next month.
Travel Agent: Of course. I have a direct flight on the 15th with Turkish Airlines for 300 euros, or one with a layover in Munich on Lufthansa for 220 euros.
Customer: ______
Travel Agent: I understand. The direct flight it is, then. Let me just confirm that for you.
A)I'll take the direct one. I'd rather pay a bit more and avoid the hassle of a connecting flight.
B)How long is the layover in Munich for the cheaper option?
C)Are there any other airlines that fly to Istanbul from here?
D)That's more expensive than I was expecting. I need to think about it.
E)The cheaper one sounds good. Can you book that for me?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 13
Project Manager: The deadline for the software launch is approaching, and the development team is behind schedule.
Lead Developer: I'm aware of the situation. We encountered an unexpected bug that took a long time to resolve.
Project Manager: ______
Lead Developer: Yes, I've already reallocated some tasks and authorized overtime for the next two weeks. I'm confident we can still meet the deadline.
A)This is unacceptable. Why wasn't I informed about this bug earlier?
B)What kind of bug was it exactly?
C)Well, a delay is inevitable at this point. We need to inform the client.
D)I think the original deadline was unrealistic from the beginning.
E)I understand that unforeseen issues happen. Do you have a plan to get us back on track?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 14
Susan: I've been reading about the importance of gut health. It seems the microbiome affects everything, from digestion to mood.
Tom: It's a fascinating area of research. I've started incorporating more probiotic foods into my diet.
Susan: ______
Tom: Well, things like yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut, and kimchi are excellent natural sources.
A)Do you think probiotic supplements are as effective as food?
B)I didn't know our mood could be linked to our digestive system.
C)That's a good idea. What are some examples of probiotic foods?
D)I've been trying to eat more fiber, which is also important for gut health.
E)How long did it take for you to notice a difference?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 15
Journalist: Mayor, your administration has faced criticism for the city's worsening traffic problems.
Mayor: We are aware of the challenges, and we have a comprehensive plan to address them.
Journalist: ______
Mayor: It's a multi-pronged approach. We are expanding the subway lines, creating more dedicated bus lanes, and investing in a city-wide bike-sharing program.
A)Could you outline the key components of this plan for us?
B)Why has it taken so long to start addressing this issue?
C)Do you believe this plan will be enough to solve the problem completely?
D)How will you fund such an expensive and ambitious plan?
E)What is your response to the critics who say you have failed?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 16
Olivia: This exhibition on Impressionist art is wonderful. I particularly love Monet's work.
James: Me too. His ability to capture the changing light and atmosphere is unparalleled.
Olivia: ______
James: I know what you mean. His paintings of the Rouen Cathedral at different times of day are a perfect example of that obsession.
A)Did he also paint the famous "Starry Night"?
B)I find the colors he used to be very soothing and beautiful.
C)The museum's audio guide provides some interesting background information.
D)I prefer the more dramatic style of Post-Impressionist artists like Van Gogh.
E)It's as if he wasn't just painting a scene, but painting a specific moment in time.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 17
Sarah: I need to write a 10-page research paper, and I don't know where to begin. The topic is so broad.
Librarian: That's a common challenge. The first step is to narrow your topic down to a specific research question.
Sarah: ______
Librarian: Well, instead of "The History of the Roman Empire," you could focus on something like "What was the economic impact of the Second Punic War on Roman agriculture?" It gives you a clear focus.
A)How long should my introduction be?
B)Can you give me an example of what you mean by that?
C)Where can I find reliable sources for my research?
D)I think I'll just start writing and see where it goes.
E)But I find the broader topic much more interesting to explore.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 18
Manager: The quarterly report shows our sales are flat. We need a new strategy to boost growth.
Marketing Lead: I agree. Our current advertising is reaching a wide audience, but it doesn't seem to be converting into sales.
Manager: ______
Marketing Lead: That's a great idea. By focusing on a specific demographic that is most likely to buy our product, our marketing will be much more effective.
A)Then we must increase our advertising budget immediately.
B)Perhaps the problem is with the product itself, not the marketing.
C)Maybe we're trying to appeal to everyone instead of targeting a specific niche market.
D)Let's analyze our competitors' advertising strategies.
E)I think we should just wait and see if the numbers improve next quarter.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 19
Ben: I can't keep up with all the new TV series everyone is talking about. There are just too many streaming services.
Laura: It's true, we're in an era of "peak TV." The sheer volume is overwhelming.
Ben: ______
Laura: Definitely. There's a lot of mediocre content out there, but some of the best television ever made is being produced right now.
A)I think I'll just cancel all my subscriptions and read books instead.
B)Which streaming service do you think offers the best value for money?
C)I miss the days when there were only a few channels to choose from.
D)But do you think the quality has increased along with the quantity?
E)It's also becoming very expensive to subscribe to all of them.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 20
Doctor: Your blood pressure is a bit high. I'd like you to monitor it at home for the next two weeks.
Patient: Okay. Is there anything I should be doing in the meantime?
Doctor: ______
Patient: I see. I'll focus on reducing my salt intake and try to go for a walk every day. Thank you, doctor.
A)You should avoid all forms of stress completely.
B)I'm going to prescribe some medication for you to start immediately.
C)We'll discuss treatment options after we see the readings from your home monitoring.
D)Make sure you get at least eight hours of sleep every night.
E)Yes, try to cut down on salty and processed foods, and incorporate some light exercise, like walking, into your daily routine.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 21
Liam: I'm trying to learn a new programming language, Python, but I'm finding it quite difficult to grasp the logic.
Chloe: It can be tricky at first. I found that working on small, practical projects helped me more than just reading theory.
Liam: ______
Chloe: Exactly. It forces you to actually apply the concepts, and you learn by solving real problems.
A)Which online tutorials would you recommend?
B)How long did it take you to become proficient in Python?
C)So you're saying that hands-on experience is more effective than passive learning?
D)I think I'll just give up; maybe programming isn't for me.
E)Is Python a more difficult language to learn than, say, Java?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 22
Investor: I've reviewed your start-up's financial projections. They seem very optimistic.
Founder: We believe they are achievable. Our market research indicates a strong demand for our product.
Investor: ______
Founder: A fair question. We have a detailed marketing strategy outlined on page 12 of the business plan, focusing on targeted digital advertising and partnerships with key influencers.
A)What makes you think your product is better than the competition?
B)Your team seems to lack experience in this particular industry.
C)I'm not convinced that the market is as large as you claim.
D)How much of your own money have you invested in the company?
E)Perhaps, but having a demand is one thing. How do you plan to reach these potential customers and convert that demand into sales?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 23
Tom: The city announced its plan to build a new public library. I think it’s a wonderful idea.
Jane: I agree in principle, but I saw the proposed location. It's in an industrial area, far from any residential neighborhoods.
Tom: ______
Jane: Exactly. A library should be a central, easily reachable community hub, not a remote destination.
A)Well, at least they are finally building a new one after all these years.
B)The architectural design for the new building looks very modern and impressive.
C)That's a good point. What's the use of a great library if people can't easily get to it?
D)Maybe they chose that location because the land was cheaper there.
E)I'm sure they will provide a new bus route to make it accessible.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 24
Olivia: I’m trying to learn photography, but I’m struggling to understand the relationship between aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.
David: They are the three pillars of exposure. It can be confusing at first.
Olivia: ______
David: That's a perfect analogy. Changing one element, like opening the aperture to let in more light, means you have to adjust the others, like using a faster shutter speed, to maintain a balanced exposure.
A)Which one of them is the most important to learn first?
B)So it’s like a balancing act? If you change one, you have to adjust the others?
C)My camera has an automatic mode that handles all of that for me.
D)I find the technical side of photography less interesting than the composition.
E)Do I need an expensive camera to control these settings manually?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 25
Journalist: Your new book argues that automation might not lead to the mass unemployment that many predict. That's a controversial stance.
Economist: It is, but I believe the focus on job destruction is misplaced. We should be looking at task transformation.
Journalist: ______
Economist: Exactly. Automation will handle the repetitive, data-driven parts of a job, freeing up humans to focus on the creative, strategic, and empathetic aspects that machines cannot replicate.
A)So you're saying that no jobs will be lost at all?
B)Which industries do you think will be most affected by this?
C)Could you elaborate on what you mean by "task transformation"?
D)But isn't it true that technology has always created new jobs?
E)That seems overly optimistic given the current pace of technological change.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 26
Anna: I'm trying to reduce my plastic waste, but it feels almost impossible. Everything seems to be wrapped in it.
Liam: It's a huge challenge. I've found that focusing on a few key areas, like using reusable bags and water bottles, makes a difference.
Anna: ______
Liam: Exactly. It’s not about achieving perfection overnight, but about making consistent, small changes that add up over time.
A)But I've heard that recycling isn't as effective as we think.
B)That’s a good way to look at it. Instead of being overwhelmed by everything, I can start with manageable steps.
C)The government should really impose stricter regulations on packaging.
D)Do you think biodegradable plastics are a viable solution to this problem?
E)I find that shopping at local farmers' markets doesn't help much either.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 27
Dr. Evans: The satellite data from the Antarctic ice sheet is concerning. The rate of melting is accelerating faster than our models predicted.
Dr. Chen: I agree. The ice shelves that buttress the glaciers are weakening, which could have serious implications.
Dr. Evans: ______
Dr. Chen: Precisely. If those glaciers were to slide into the ocean unimpeded, the rise in global sea levels would be catastrophic.
A)Is this data publicly available for other researchers to analyze?
B)We should focus our next research proposal on Arctic sea ice instead.
C)At least the situation in Greenland seems to be more stable this year.
D)The technology used in these satellites has improved remarkably.
E)You mean they act as a brake, and that brake is now failing?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 28
Chloe: I’m trying to learn Spanish using this new language app.
Marco: How is it going? I find those apps are good for vocabulary but not so much for conversational skills.
Chloe: ______
Marco: That’s the perfect combination. The app builds your foundation, and the conversation practice makes it real.
A)I think I'll just stick to the app; it has some speaking exercises too.
B)You're right, I'm already fluent in French, so it should be easier.
C)The grammar is the most difficult part for me, not the conversation.
D)I agree. That’s why I’m also meeting with a language exchange partner once a week to practice speaking.
E)I've only been using it for a few days, so it's too early to tell if it's effective.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 29
Patient: I read online that I should be taking high doses of Vitamin C to prevent colds.
Doctor: There's a lot of popular belief around that, but the clinical evidence is quite weak.
Patient: ______
Doctor: Exactly. While some studies show a very modest reduction in the duration of a cold, there's no strong evidence that it prevents them in the general population. A balanced diet is far more beneficial.
A)So you're saying I should take even more than the article suggested?
B)Which brand of Vitamin C supplements would you recommend then?
C)What about other vitamins, like Vitamin D or Zinc? Are they effective?
D)But my friend swears by it and says she hasn't been sick in years.
E)So you mean it might not be the miracle cure that people claim it is?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 30
Historian 1: I argue that the fall of the Western Roman Empire was primarily caused by internal decay—political corruption, economic instability, and social strife.
Historian 2: While those were certainly significant factors, I believe you're underestimating the external pressures.
Historian 1: ______
Historian 2: Precisely. The relentless waves of invasions by Germanic tribes and the Huns fundamentally weakened the empire's ability to govern and defend its borders. The internal problems simply made it more vulnerable to these external attacks.
A)Are you suggesting that the internal problems were not important at all?
B)What specific external pressures are you referring to?
C)I think the economic instability was the most critical factor among them.
D)The Eastern Roman Empire, in contrast, survived for another thousand years.
E)That's an interesting theory, but it's not supported by the majority of historians.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 51
Reporter: Senator, your opponent claims your new environmental policy will harm the economy.
Senator: That’s a classic false dichotomy. Protecting the environment and having a strong economy are not mutually exclusive.
Reporter: ______
Senator: Precisely. Investing in renewable energy, for example, not only reduces emissions but also creates thousands of high-tech manufacturing and maintenance jobs.
A)So you're arguing that green policies can actually be a source of economic growth?
B)What specific regulations are you proposing to limit industrial pollution?
C)Don't you think the cost of transitioning to green energy is too high for consumers?
D)But isn't it true that your opponent has a better record on economic issues?
E)How do you plan to win the support of voters who work in the fossil fuel industry?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 52
Student: Professor, I’m having trouble understanding the concept of "dark matter." If we can't see it, how do we know it exists?
Professor: That's the essential question. We don't observe it directly. Instead, we infer its existence from its gravitational effects on things we can see.
Student: ______
Professor: A good analogy is the wind. You can't see the wind itself, but you can see its effects—the trees bending and the leaves rustling. We "see" dark matter in the same way, by observing how its gravity bends starlight and holds galaxies together.
A)So is dark matter the same thing as dark energy?
B)How much of the universe is made up of this dark matter?
C)Why is it called "dark" if it has such a strong gravitational pull?
D)What kind of particles is it believed to be made of?
E)Can you give me an analogy to help me visualize that?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 53
Sam: I can't believe the concert is sold out already. I was really looking forward to it.
Nina: I know, it's disappointing. I've been checking the official resale sites, but the prices are astronomical.
Sam: ______
Nina: It's a risk, but it might be our only option. We'd have to be very careful to avoid scams.
A)Well, maybe we can just listen to their new album at home instead.
B)What about trying some of the unofficial fan forums? Someone might be selling a ticket at face value.
C)I should have bought the tickets the moment they went on sale.
D)I wonder why this band is so much more popular than others.
E)Let's just pay the high price. It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 54
City Planner: The traffic congestion in the downtown area has become unsustainable.
Transport Analyst: I agree. Our models show that simply adding more lanes to the roads will only provide temporary relief.
City Planner: ______
Transport Analyst: Precisely. We need to make public transport more attractive and create dedicated, safe infrastructure for cycling to genuinely reduce the number of cars.
A)So, should we start the road expansion project immediately?
B)What is the estimated cost of adding these new lanes?
C)Perhaps the problem is the lack of available parking spaces downtown.
D)So, the solution isn't to accommodate more cars, but to reduce the need for them in the first place.
E)Maybe we can implement a congestion charge for drivers entering the city center.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 55
Kate: This biography of Marie Curie is incredible. Her dedication to science in the face of so much adversity is truly inspiring.
Leo: Absolutely. And it's amazing to think she won Nobel Prizes in two different scientific fields.
Kate: ______
Leo: You're right. It highlights the systemic barriers that female scientists faced, and in many ways, still face today.
A)Which field was her second Nobel Prize in?
B)Her work with radioactivity was revolutionary, wasn't it?
C)I believe she is the only person to have ever achieved that.
D)The book also details her important humanitarian work during World War I.
E)Yes, and she had to fight for recognition and funding in a male-dominated scientific community.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 56
Tourist: Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to the Grand Museum?
Local: Of course. You can take the number 12 bus from that stop across the street. But be warned, the traffic can be terrible at this hour.
Tourist: ______
Local: In that case, the subway is your best bet. The station is just around the corner, and it's a direct line—much faster.
A)Oh, really? I'm in a bit of a hurry. Is there a quicker alternative?
B)How much does a bus ticket cost?
C)Thank you. How long does the bus journey usually take?
D)Is the museum open on Mondays?
E)That's alright, I don't mind a bit of traffic.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 57
Martin: The new CEO's plan to restructure the company is causing a lot of anxiety among the staff.
Helen: I can understand why. People are worried about their jobs.
Martin: ______
Helen: I agree. If management clearly explained the reasons and the expected outcomes, it would alleviate a lot of the fear.
A)I heard the restructuring will be completed in six months.
B)I think a big change like this was long overdue for our company.
C)The main problem is the lack of communication. We're being kept in the dark about the whole process.
D)Several senior managers have already resigned in protest.
E)Do you think our department will be the one most affected by the changes?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 58
Chef: This sauce is missing something. It's balanced but a bit bland.
Sous-chef: I agree. It needs a final touch to make it more vibrant.
Chef: ______
Sous-chef: An excellent idea. The acidity from the lemon should cut through the richness and brighten up all the other flavors.
A)Let's add more salt. That usually fixes everything.
B)Maybe we should start over and remake the entire sauce.
C)Did you remember to add the fresh herbs at the beginning?
D)I think the problem is the quality of the tomatoes we used.
E)What if we finish it with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 59
Customer: I bought this laptop here last week, and it’s already stopped working. It won’t even turn on.
Technician: I'm very sorry to hear that. Let me take a look. Have you tried charging it with a different power adapter?
Customer: ______
Technician: I see. Well, since it's still under warranty, we can either send it for repair or offer you a direct replacement. The choice is yours.
A)No, I don't have another one. Can you sell me one?
B)Where is the manager? I'd like to file a formal complaint.
C)Yes, I tried my roommate's adapter, and it made no difference.
D)I think I might have accidentally spilled some water on it.
E)How long does the repair process usually take?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 60
Liam: I've been reading about the benefits of a Mediterranean diet. It seems quite healthy.
Sophia: It is. It’s rich in fruits, vegetables, olive oil, and fish. But many people misunderstand it.
Liam: ______
Sophia: Well, they focus only on the food and ignore the lifestyle aspects, like regular physical activity and social, communal meals, which are just as important to the overall health benefits.
A)Is it a difficult diet to follow?
B)Doesn't it include a lot of pasta and bread?
C)I thought it was mostly about drinking red wine.
D)What do you mean by that? How so?
E)I agree, the health benefits are well-documented.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 61
Laura: I just finished the movie adaptation of "Dune." It was visually stunning.
Mark: It was, but I felt it had to rush through so many important plot points and character developments.
Laura: ______
Mark: Exactly. A book can spend pages on internal monologue and world-building, but a film has to convey that information much more quickly and visually.
A)I think the actors did a fantastic job with their roles.
B)I see what you mean. The book had a depth and complexity that's hard to capture in a two-hour film.
C)Did you know they are already planning to make a sequel to it?
D)The special effects were the best part for me, much better than the book's descriptions.
E)I haven't read the book yet, but now I'm curious to see how it compares.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 62
Technician: The diagnostic report on your car is ready. The engine is fine, but the transmission is failing.
Car Owner: Oh no. I was afraid of that. Is it a major repair?
Technician: ______
Car Owner: I understand. Given the age of the car, I'm not sure if investing that much money is the right decision.
A)Unfortunately, yes. Rebuilding a transmission is one of the most expensive and labor-intensive jobs we do.
B)Not at all. We can have it fixed for you in just a couple of hours.
C)It depends. Have you noticed any other issues with the car recently?
D)We should also check the brakes and suspension while we're at it.
E)We would need to order the parts, and they might take a week to arrive.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 63
Daniel: I’m finding it difficult to stay motivated while working from home. I miss the energy of the office.
Sophie: I felt the same way, but then I started implementing a strict routine.
Daniel: ______
Sophie: Well, for one, I dress in work clothes every morning instead of staying in pajamas. It sounds small, but it puts me in a more professional mindset.
A)I don't think a routine would work for me; my schedule is too unpredictable.
B)Do you think our company will ever go back to working from the office full-time?
C)I agree, the lack of a commute is the best part of working from home.
D)The biggest problem for me is the constant interruptions from my family.
E)Really? What kind of changes did you make?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 64
History Student: I'm researching the fall of the Roman Empire for my term paper, and I'm overwhelmed by the number of different theories.
Professor: It’s a complex topic with no single answer. A good approach is to categorize the theories.
History Student: ______
Professor: Exactly. You can group them into internal factors, like economic decay and political instability, and external factors, like barbarian invasions and climate change.
A)Which single theory do you think is the most accurate one?
B)How would you suggest I categorize them? What would the main groups be?
C)Do you have any book recommendations that I could start with?
D)I think the barbarian invasions were the most important cause, don't you?
E)That sounds like a lot of work. Is there an easier topic I could choose?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 65
Marketing Director: The sales figures for our new product are disappointing. The launch campaign didn't have the impact we hoped for.
Brand Manager: I agree. The feedback suggests that consumers are confused about what makes our product different from our main competitor's.
Marketing Director: ______
Brand Manager: That’s a good plan. A campaign focused on our unique features could clear up the confusion and attract the right customers.
A)Then we need to create a new campaign that clearly highlights its unique selling proposition.
B)Maybe we should consider lowering the price to be more competitive.
C)I think our competitor just has a much larger advertising budget than we do.
D)Let's pull the product from the market and redesign it completely.
E)The sales team needs to work harder to push the product to retailers.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 66
Doctor: Your test results are back, and everything looks normal. Your cholesterol and blood pressure are excellent.
Patient: That's a relief! I was worried because I haven't been exercising as much as I should.
Doctor: ______
Patient: I understand. So even with good results now, I should still make it a priority for my long-term health.
A)Then you should definitely start a high-intensity workout program immediately.
B)Many people find it difficult to fit exercise into their busy schedules.
C)That’s good news, but regular physical activity is about more than just these numbers. It's crucial for future well-being.
D)Well, your diet must be very healthy to compensate for the lack of exercise.
E)In that case, you don't need to worry about exercising for now.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 67
Chris: I've just been offered a promotion, but it involves relocating to the new branch in another city.
Maya: Wow, congratulations! That's a big step up.
Chris: Thanks, but I'm hesitant. My family is really settled here, and the kids are happy in their school.
Maya: ______
Chris: That's true. I need to weigh the professional advancement against the personal disruption. It's not an easy decision.
A)You should definitely take it. Opportunities like this don't come often.
B)Which city would you have to move to?
C)I'm sure your family would be excited about a new adventure.
D)Is the salary increase significant enough to make it worthwhile?
E)That's a tough situation. It sounds like you have to balance your career ambitions with your family's stability.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 68
Journalist: The government just announced a new tax on sugary drinks. What is your reaction as a public health expert?
Expert: It's a positive step. There is strong evidence that such taxes can reduce consumption and help combat obesity.
Journalist: ______
Expert: That's a valid concern. That's why the revenue from this tax should be specifically earmarked for health programs or subsidies for healthy food, which would offset the burden on low-income families.
A)Do you think this policy will be popular with the public?
B)How much revenue is the government expecting to raise from this tax?
C)What other measures should the government be taking to fight obesity?
D)But critics argue that it's a regressive tax that unfairly affects the poor.
E)Will this tax also apply to fruit juices with natural sugars?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 69
Student A: I’m completely exhausted. I was up all night studying for the physics exam.
Student B: You too? I tried to study, but I just couldn't concentrate. I feel completely unprepared.
Student A: ______
Student B: That's a good idea. At this point, getting some rest and having a clear head is probably more useful than trying to cram any more information.
A)I think I'm just going to skip the exam altogether.
B)How many chapters did you manage to cover last night?
C)Well, the exam is in three hours. Maybe the best thing we can do now is get a coffee and a quick nap.
D)I heard Professor Davis makes his exams incredibly difficult.
E)We should have started studying for this exam weeks ago.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 70
Alex: I've been trying to learn meditation. I sit down, close my eyes, and try to clear my mind.
Ben: How's that working for you?
Alex: ______
Ben: That’s the most common misunderstanding. The goal isn't to have an empty mind, but rather to observe your thoughts without judgment and gently bring your focus back to your breath.
A)It's impossible. The more I try to clear my mind, the more thoughts seem to rush in.
B)It's been wonderful. I feel more relaxed and focused than ever before.
C)I use a guided meditation app, which I find very helpful.
D)I can only do it for about five minutes before I get restless.
E)I think the key is to find a quiet place where you won't be disturbed.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 71
HR Manager: So, what would you say is your greatest weakness?
Candidate: That's a classic interview question. I would say in the past, I sometimes took on too many tasks and had trouble delegating.
HR Manager: ______
Candidate: Yes, I've since learned to prioritize tasks using project management tools and to trust my team members by delegating effectively. It has significantly improved my efficiency and the team's morale.
A)Why do you think that was a problem?
B)That doesn't sound like a weakness, it sounds like you're a hard worker.
C)Can you give me an example of a time this happened?
D)Do you enjoy working as part of a team?
E)And what steps have you taken to address this weakness?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 72
Jane: I've been reading about ancient Roman engineering. Their aqueducts are just incredible.
Paul: I agree. The precision they achieved without modern technology is mind-boggling.
Jane: ______
Paul: Exactly. It shows they had a deep, practical understanding of physics and hydraulics, even if they didn't have the same theoretical framework we do today.
A)Did you know they also invented concrete?
B)And it wasn't just brute force; it required sophisticated knowledge of mathematics and engineering.
C)Many of these ancient structures are still standing today.
D)I wonder how many workers were needed to build something on that scale.
E)I'd love to visit Rome someday to see the Colosseum and the Forum.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 73
Sarah: I finally finished that historical novel you recommended. The ending was so tragic.
Tom: I know, it's heartbreaking. But it's what makes the story so powerful.
Sarah: ______
Tom: I agree. A simple, happy ending would have felt cheap and wouldn't have done justice to the complex themes of the novel.
A)Who is your favorite character in the book?
B)I usually prefer books with more optimistic conclusions.
C)Did the author base the story on real historical events?
D)I was so surprised by the plot twist in the middle of the book.
E)You're right. A different ending would have undermined the entire message of the story.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 74
Liam: I'm looking for a new smartphone, but the number of options is overwhelming.
Chloe: I know the feeling. What's the most important feature for you?
Liam: ______
Chloe: In that case, you should definitely look at the new models from Pixel or iPhone. Their cameras are consistently rated the best on the market.
A)I just want something that is affordable and reliable.
B)Battery life is a huge issue for me; my current phone never lasts the whole day.
C)Definitely the camera. I take a lot of photos and want them to look professional.
D)I need a large screen for watching videos and playing games.
E)To be honest, I'm not very familiar with the latest technology.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 75
Journalist: Your new book argues that automation might not lead to the mass unemployment that many predict. That's a controversial stance.
Economist: It is, but I believe the focus on job destruction is misplaced. We should be looking at task transformation.
Journalist: ______
Economist: Exactly. Automation will handle the repetitive, data-driven parts of a job, freeing up humans to focus on the creative, strategic, and empathetic aspects that machines cannot replicate.
A)So you're saying that no jobs will be lost at all?
B)Which industries do you think will be most affected by this?
C)Could you elaborate on what you mean by "task transformation"?
D)But isn't it true that technology has always created new jobs?
E)That seems overly optimistic given the current pace of technological change.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 76
Clara: I've been thinking about privacy in the digital age. It feels like our personal data is being collected everywhere.
Ben: It is. Many free online services are not actually free; we pay for them with our data.
Clara: ______
Ben: Exactly. This data is aggregated and analyzed to create detailed profiles of our interests and behaviors, which are then sold to advertisers.
A)So what exactly do these companies do with all that information?
B)I think people are overly concerned about online privacy.
C)Are there any laws to protect our data from being collected?
D)I try to use a VPN to keep my online activity private.
E)Shouldn't these services be more transparent about their business models?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 77
Museum Curator: This ancient Roman mosaic is in remarkable condition, but there's a small area of damage in the corner.
Art Restorer: Yes, I've examined it. The tesserae—the small tiles—are missing, but the underlying structure is sound.
Museum Curator: ______
Art Restorer: It's a delicate process. We'll use period-appropriate materials and techniques to fill the gap, ensuring the repair is stable but also distinguishable from the original work upon close inspection.
A)How old do you think this mosaic actually is?
B)What are these little tesserae made of?
C)So, what is your proposed method for restoring this section?
D)Should we just leave it as it is to preserve its authenticity?
E)This must be the most valuable piece in our entire collection.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 78
Financial Advisor: Looking at your portfolio, you have a good mix of stocks and bonds. It's well-diversified.
Client: That's good to hear. I want my investments to grow, but I'm also very cautious about risk.
Financial Advisor: ______
Client: I see. So the bonds provide a cushion while the stocks aim for higher returns. That makes sense.
A)Have you considered investing in real estate as well?
B)The stock market has been very volatile recently, so we should be careful.
C)How much risk are you actually comfortable with on a scale of one to ten?
D)You should remember that all investments carry some degree of risk.
E)That's precisely why this mix works for you. The stocks provide the potential for growth, while the bonds offer stability and lower risk.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 79
Maria: I'm trying to cut down on sugar, but it's in everything! Even in foods you wouldn't expect, like bread and pasta sauce.
David: Tell me about it. It's amazing how much hidden sugar is in processed foods.
Maria: ______
David: That’s the key. If you cook your own meals with fresh ingredients, you have complete control over what goes into them.
A)It makes me think the only way to avoid it is to cook everything from scratch.
B)I've started reading the nutrition labels on everything I buy.
C)Do you think artificial sweeteners are a healthy alternative?
D)The food industry is largely to blame for this problem.
E)At least fruits have natural sugars, which are better for you.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 80
Librarian: Welcome to the rare books archive. Is there something specific I can help you with?
Researcher: Yes, I'm studying 17th-century cartography. I'd like to see your collection of maps from that period.
Librarian: Of course. Please remember that you'll need to wear these gloves and use only the provided pencils for taking notes.
Researcher: ______
Librarian: Exactly. The oils and acids from our hands can damage the fragile paper, and ink is permanent, which could ruin the artifacts.
A)Thank you. How many maps do you have from this period?
B)Are photographs of the documents allowed?
C)I understand. These precautions are to protect the delicate materials from damage, I assume?
D)I've worked in archives before, so I'm familiar with the procedures.
E)These pencils don't seem very sharp. Do you have a sharpener?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 81
Interviewer: You've written extensively about "confirmation bias." Could you briefly explain it for our audience?
Psychologist: Certainly. It's our natural tendency to favor information that confirms our existing beliefs and to ignore information that contradicts them.
Interviewer: ______
Psychologist: Precisely. It acts as a cognitive filter, which can be very dangerous in areas like science, law, and politics, as it prevents objective evaluation of evidence.
A)Is this bias more common in some cultures than others?
B)How can a person effectively overcome this bias?
C)Can you give a specific example of this in action?
D)Who first coined the term "confirmation bias"?
E)So, in a way, it’s like we're lawyers defending a conclusion we've already reached, rather than detectives searching for the truth?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 82
Anna: I’m trying to decide on a destination for my holiday.
Ben: What are you looking for in a vacation?
Anna: I want to go somewhere with beautiful beaches, but I also want to experience a different culture and see historical sites.
Ben: ______
Anna: That's an interesting suggestion. I hadn't considered it, but it sounds like it has everything I'm looking for.
A)It sounds like you need to choose between a beach holiday and a cultural one.
B)Most beach destinations don't have many historical sites to visit.
C)How much are you planning to spend on this trip?
D)In that case, you might want to consider the coast of Turkey. It has stunning beaches alongside ancient Greek and Roman ruins.
E)A backpacking trip through Southeast Asia could be a great cultural experience.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 83
Parent: My son spends hours playing video games every day. I'm worried it's a waste of time.
Teacher: I understand your concern, but many modern games can be quite beneficial.
Parent: ______
Teacher: For example, complex strategy games can enhance problem-solving skills and critical thinking, while team-based online games can foster collaboration and communication.
A)But aren't they also very violent and addictive?
B)I just want him to spend more time studying for his exams.
C)Really? In what way could they possibly be beneficial?
D)Which games would you recommend for his age group?
E)He says all his friends play them, so he feels left out if he doesn't.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 84
Sam: The city council just approved the construction of a new skyscraper in the city center.
Maria: I heard. I have mixed feelings about it. It will bring jobs and investment, which is good.
Sam: ______
Maria: You're right. It will completely alter the skyline and cast a shadow over that historic old town square.
A)How long is the construction expected to take?
B)I think it's a fantastic project that will modernize the city.
C)The construction will probably cause a lot of traffic problems.
D)Did they say which architectural firm will be designing it?
E)But what about the impact on the city's character and aesthetic?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 85
Editor: I've read the first draft of your article. The research is solid, but the introduction is a bit weak.
Writer: I was afraid of that. I always find it hard to write a compelling opening.
Editor: ______
Writer: That’s a great piece of advice. So I should start with something that immediately shows the reader why this topic is important.
A)Don't worry, the rest of the article is perfectly fine as it is.
B)Try starting with a surprising statistic or a provocative question to grab the reader's attention.
C)You need to make sure all your sources are properly cited in the bibliography.
D)Perhaps you should choose a different topic to write about.
E)Just summarize the main points of your research in the first paragraph.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 86
Ahmed: I've been invited to a friend's house for dinner, and he said it's a potluck.
Susan: Oh, that's fun. They're very popular here.
Ahmed: I'm not familiar with that term. What does it mean?
Susan: ______
Ahmed: I see. So I should prepare a dish to take with me. That's a lovely custom.
A)It means you should bring a gift for the host, like a bottle of wine or flowers.
B)It's a type of party where you play games and win small prizes.
C)It's a meal where each guest brings a dish to be shared among everyone.
D)It just means the dress code is informal, so you can wear casual clothes.
E)You don't have to worry about it; the host will provide all the food and drinks.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 87
Flight Attendant: Sir, I need you to stow your bag under the seat in front of you. It's too large to be kept on your lap.
Passenger: But there's no space. My legs are too long.
Flight Attendant: I understand, but it's a mandatory safety regulation for takeoff and landing.
Passenger: ______
Flight Attendant: Of course. Let me see if there's any available space in the overhead bins for it.
A)Fine, I'll just hold it here. It's not bothering anyone.
B)Why is this regulation so important anyway?
C)Can I move to a seat with more legroom then?
D)I demand to speak to the captain about this.
E)I see. Is there any other place I could possibly put it?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 88
Botanist: This is a fascinating specimen. It's a carnivorous plant, but I don't see any of the typical trap mechanisms like jaws or sticky pads.
Assistant: So how does it capture its prey?
Botanist: ______
Assistant: Incredible. So it creates a vacuum to suck the insects in. Nature's ingenuity is truly boundless.
A)It primarily feeds on very small microorganisms, not larger insects.
B)It uses an incredibly fast vacuum effect. The plant creates a low-pressure bladder, and when an insect touches a trigger hair, the bladder door opens and sucks the prey inside.
C)I believe this species is native to the wetlands of Southeast Asia.
D)It doesn't. It absorbs nutrients from the soil, just like any other plant.
E)The mechanism is actually quite simple and not very effective.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 89
Customer: I'd like to return this sweater.
Cashier: Certainly. Is there anything wrong with it?
Customer: No, it's in perfect condition. It was a gift, but it's not really my style.
Cashier: ______
Customer: Oh, I don't have it. My friend gave it to me without the receipt.
A)Would you like to exchange it for a different size or color?
B)I'm sorry, but we cannot accept returns on items that have been worn.
C)This is one of our most popular styles this season.
D)The return period for gifts is 30 days from the date of purchase.
E)I understand. Do you have the original receipt or a gift receipt?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 90
James: The documentary argued that Stoic philosophy is becoming popular again.
Olivia: I'm not surprised. In a world full of uncertainty, its core principles are very appealing.
James: ______
Olivia: Exactly. The idea of focusing only on what you can control, and accepting what you cannot, is a powerful tool for mental resilience.
A)Didn't it originate in ancient Greece with philosophers like Zeno?
B)But isn't it a very pessimistic and emotionless philosophy?
C)What do you think is the most appealing principle for people today?
D)I find ancient philosophy in general to be quite difficult to understand.
E)Have you read any books by the Roman Stoic, Seneca?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 91
Travel Agent: So, you're looking for a week-long holiday in February. Do you have a destination in mind?
Client: Not really, but I definitely want to go somewhere warm and sunny to escape the winter.
Travel Agent: ______
Client: That's a good question. I'd prefer a shorter flight, ideally under five hours if possible.
A)What is your total budget for the entire trip?
B)Okay, that narrows it down. And how far are you willing to travel to get there?
C)Have you considered a skiing holiday in the mountains instead?
D)Most warm destinations are very crowded in February.
E)I would recommend the Canary Islands; they have excellent weather that time of year.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 92
Maria: I've been trying to reduce my carbon footprint, so I've started taking the train instead of flying for domestic travel.
Leo: That's admirable. I've heard it makes a big difference.
Maria: It does, but it's not always practical. The journey takes so much longer.
Leo: ______
Maria: Exactly! If there was a high-speed rail network, I would never even consider flying domestically.
A)But think of all the money you're saving on airfare.
B)I find that flying is much more comfortable than taking a train.
C)You could use the travel time to catch up on work or reading.
D)How much of a difference does it really make for the environment?
E)I suppose the issue isn't the train itself, but the lack of modern, high-speed infrastructure.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 93
Chef: The restaurant has been getting excellent reviews, but our food costs are too high. We need to reduce waste in the kitchen.
Manager: I agree. I've noticed a lot of unsold bread being thrown away at the end of each day.
Chef: ______
Manager: That's a brilliant idea. It reduces waste and creates a new, profitable menu item at the same time.
A)We should just order less bread from the bakery from now on.
B)What if we used the leftover bread to make croutons for our salads or a bread pudding for dessert?
C)The problem is that the bread we get from our supplier goes stale too quickly.
D)Perhaps we could donate the unsold bread to a local food bank.
E)I'll talk to the kitchen staff and tell them to be more careful about waste.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 94
Anna: I've been trying to get into a regular exercise routine, but I lose motivation after a week or two.
Ben: I used to have the same problem. The key for me was to find an activity I genuinely enjoy.
Anna: ______
Ben: Exactly. If it feels like a chore, you'll always find an excuse not to do it. But if it's fun, you'll look forward to it.
A)What kind of exercise do you do now?
B)But isn't the most effective exercise always the most difficult?
C)Maybe I should hire a personal trainer to keep me accountable.
D)I just don't have enough time in my schedule for regular exercise.
E)So you're saying I should focus less on what I 'should' do and more on finding a sport or activity that's actually fun for me?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 95
Professor: In today's lecture, we discussed the decline of the Mayan civilization. What do you think was the most significant factor?
Student: I believe the prolonged drought was the primary cause. The environmental collapse made their agricultural system unsustainable.
Professor: That's a well-supported theory. But it's important not to oversimplify.
Student: ______
Professor: Precisely. It was likely a combination of factors, where the drought exacerbated existing political tensions and warfare, leading to a systemic collapse.
A)So there is no evidence of warfare during that period?
B)Where can I find more research on the climate data from that era?
C)But wasn't the drought severe enough to cause the collapse on its own?
D)Are you suggesting that other factors, like social and political issues, were also at play?
E)I thought their civilization was one of the most advanced of its time.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 96
Maria: I'm trying to learn how to cook, but I find following recipes so stressful. They're so rigid.
Chef: That’s a common feeling for beginners. Think of a recipe not as a strict set of rules, but as a guideline or a map.
Maria: ______
Chef: Exactly. Once you understand the basic technique—like how to sauté onions or make a simple sauce—you can start to improvise and make the dish your own.
A)So you mean I should focus on understanding the 'why' behind the steps, rather than just the 'what'?
B)But if I don't follow it exactly, won't the dish be a failure?
C)Which cookbook would you recommend for someone just starting out?
D)I think my main problem is that I'm not a very creative person.
E)Then why do recipes specify such precise measurements?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 97
Tom: I've noticed that our new project manager, Ms. Evans, has a very different leadership style from our old one.
Clara: I've noticed that too. Mr. Smith used to micromanage every single task.
Tom: ______
Clara: I agree. It feels like she trusts us to do our jobs well, which is really motivating.
A)I wonder why Mr. Smith decided to leave the company.
B)I haven't had a chance to speak with her yet.
C)Yes, whereas Ms. Evans seems to focus on the overall strategy and lets us manage our own workflows.
D)Do you think she has enough experience for this role?
E)She seems much stricter about deadlines than he was.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 98
Liam: This documentary on fast fashion is shocking. I had no idea the environmental impact was so severe.
Sophie: It’s a huge problem. And the social cost, in terms of labor conditions, is just as bad.
Liam: ______
Sophie: That’s the most effective approach. Buying fewer, higher-quality items and supporting sustainable brands can make a real difference.
A)Which brands are considered the worst offenders?
B)I can't believe this is allowed to continue without government intervention.
C)How can we even be sure that a brand is truly sustainable?
D)I've always found that fast fashion clothes don't last very long anyway.
E)It makes me want to change my own shopping habits. But where do you even start?
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 99
Investor: I'm interested in your start-up, but your business plan seems to rely heavily on a technology that is still in development.
Entrepreneur: That's correct. We are confident in our research team's ability to finalize it.
Investor: ______
Entrepreneur: Of course. We have a contingency plan that uses a currently available, albeit less efficient, technology. This would allow us to launch on schedule, and we can integrate the new technology later as an upgrade.
A)Can you tell me more about your research team's qualifications?
B)How much funding are you seeking in this investment round?
C)That's a significant risk. What's your backup plan if the technology isn't ready in time for the product launch?
D)Who are your main competitors in this market?
E)Your confidence is admirable, but confidence doesn't guarantee results.
DİYALOG TAMAMLAMA: SORU 100
David: I've been reading about Stoicism. The idea of focusing on what you can control is appealing.
Clara: It is, but I struggle with the part about accepting things you cannot change, like illness or loss.
David: ______
Clara: That’s a helpful way to think about it. So it’s not about being passive or emotionless, but about focusing your energy where it can actually make a difference.
A)I think that's the most difficult part of the philosophy for everyone.
B)You should read "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius. He explains it well.
C)Some things are just too tragic to accept without an emotional reaction.
D)Perhaps you are not suited for this kind of philosophical thinking.
E)I think the point isn't to be indifferent, but to distinguish between the event itself, which you can't change, and your reaction to it, which you can.