YDS Yakın Anlam Testleri 2
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Soru 1 |
You should get some professional advice if you're thinking about changing the system radically
Don't make any radical changes in the
scheme; that's my advice to you. | |
It would be very unprofessional behaviour if
you were to make any major changes in
the system. | |
My professional advice to you is to avoid
any major changes in the system. | |
If you're considering major alterations in
procedures, I suggest you consult an
expert. | |
Without consulting an expert you were ill
advised to introduce any major changes to
the system. |
Soru 2 |
If Mr Drake doesn’t hand in resignation, then Paul will.
Paul won’t resign unless Mr Drake does. | |
Apparently, neither Paul nor Mr Drake
plans to resign. | |
Mr Drake gave in his resignation before
Paul. | |
Either Mr Drake resigns or Paul does. | |
Paul would have resigned if Mr Drake
had. |
Soru 3 |
The architects were told to give practical considerations precedence over aesthetic ones.
The architects had to concentrate, not on
the appearance of the building, but on
making it functional. | |
The architects were reminded that the
appearance of a building is not of primary
importance. | |
The architects had to be reminded that a
well-designed building is both beautiful and
useful. | |
It is said that architects prefer aesthetic
considerations to practical ones. | |
Architects are supposed to give more
attention to appearance than to right
construction. |
Soru 4 |
He was sent for trial for causing a disturbance.
The trial turned out to be an extremely
unpleasant one. | |
He was brought before the judge, accused
of breaking the peace. | |
He found the trial extremely disturbing. | |
He is upset at the idea of having to stand
trial. | |
The trial was conducted under rather
unpleasant circumstances. |
Soru 5 |
He advised me not to sell such a quantity of shares without consulting an expert.
He thought it would be better if I were to
seek professional advice before selling
so many shares. | |
The expert’s advice was to consult him
first and then sell the shares. | |
He claimed that professional advice was
necessary before we sold any quantity of
shares. | |
The sale of shares, he argued, was to be
done on the advice of professionals. | |
He told me that only experts could sell so
many shares. |
Soru 6 |
In view of the evidence, it seemed quite clear that John had committed the crime.
From the evidence it was fairly obvious
that the criminal was John. | |
At court John was charged with crime. | |
As far as the evidence is concerned,
John seems to be a suspect. | |
All the evidence showed that John was
the only person to be charged with the
crime. | |
If John had committed the crime, the
evidence would have shown it. |
Soru 7 |
A comparative study of religions is a subject that appeals to most theologians.
Comparatively, many theologians are
involved in the study of religions. | |
Religions are often compared by some of
the theologians. | |
For the majority of theologians, the
comparison of religions is a subject of
great interest. | |
For most theologians, religious subjects
are interesting even though they are
studied comparatively. | |
Many theologians argue that religions
should have been studied comparatively |
Soru 8 |
Efforts at the collective bargaining have failed because what was demanded was more than the firm could afford.
Both sides made considerable efforts to
ensure the success of the collective
bargaining. | |
Even if the firm could have afforded
more, the collective bargaining wouldn’t
have been useful. | |
Since the firm could not possibly meet
the demands, the parties at the collective
bargaining could not reach an
agreement. | |
The failure of the efforts of the collective
bargaining was due to the lack of interest
on the part of the firm. | |
The demands made at the collective
bargaining could have been met by the
firm. |
Soru 9 |
The West main response to events in Yugoslavia has been to avoid any direct involvementThe West could have responded to the situation in Yugoslavia with a policy of active involvement.
The West could have responded to the
situation in Yugoslavia with a policy of
active involvement. | |
The involvement of the West in Yugoslavia
was in response to certain major events. | |
By and large the West has been reluctant
to commit itself actively to affairs in
Yugoslavia. | |
Direct intervention was the response of the
West to the situation in Yugoslavia | |
In the main, the response of the West to the
situation in Yugoslavia was unavoidable. |
Soru 10 |
Few of the people who attended the opening the exhibition realised just how remarkable the exhibition was.
Most people who came to the opening
did not expect the exhibition to be of any
value. | |
A great majority of the people were, in
fact, impressed by the exhibition when it
was opened. | |
Many people at the opening were unable
to appreciate the worth of the exhibition. | |
At the opening of the exhibition some
people thought it was inefficiently
organised. | |
Of those who attended the opening,
some thought the exhibition was rather
disappointing. |
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