Tourism: Bölüm 3–4 Uygulama ve Karar

Read the original travel note: A day ticket costs 120 lira in Bay Town and 180 lira in Hill Town.

1. A Bay Town is more expensive than Hill Town according to the two ticket prices.
2. B The 180-lira ticket makes Hill Town cheaper than Bay Town.
3. C The two ticket prices show that both towns cost exactly the same.
4. D The lower displayed price makes Bay Town cheaper than Hill Town.

Read the original travel note: The diary says, “We visited the city museum on Saturday and stayed for two hours.”

1. A The diary describes a plan to stay at the museum rather than a completed two-hour visit.
2. B The completed Saturday visit took place in the museum and lasted two hours.
3. C The two-hour museum visit on Saturday is only a future plan and has not happened.
4. D The museum visit happened on Sunday and lasted the entire day.

Read the original travel note: Lake Village has 200 daily visitors, while City Square has 2,000 in the same season.

1. A The lower visitor count supports describing Lake Village as quieter.
2. B Lake Village is more crowded than City Square with only two hundred daily visitors.
3. C The tenfold difference in visitors gives both places the same crowd level.
4. D Two thousand visitors make City Square quieter than Lake Village.

Read the original travel note: Ece writes, “We took the train, then a local bus to the old town.”

1. A The travellers used the train first and a local bus afterward.
2. B The train and local bus are presented as one identical form of transport.
3. C The travellers reached the old town without using the local bus mentioned by Ece.
4. D The travellers used the local bus before taking the train to the old town.

Read the original travel note: Old Port preserves medieval buildings; New Coast was built mainly in the last twenty years.

1. A The medieval buildings provide no basis for comparing the history of the two places.
2. B Old Port is newer than New Coast despite its medieval buildings.
3. C Buildings from the last twenty years make New Coast more historic than Old Port.
4. D The medieval buildings support describing Old Port as more historic.

Read the original travel note: The morning was rainy, but the sky cleared after lunch and the walk continued.

1. A The sky cleared in the morning, but rainy weather returned for the afternoon walk.
2. B The rain began after lunch and stopped the group from continuing its walk.
3. C Rain affected the morning, and the clearer weather allowed the walk to continue.
4. D The weather remained unchanged throughout the day.

Read the original travel note: The museum is two kilometres from the hotel, but the waterfall is eighteen kilometres away.

1. A The museum is farther from the hotel than the waterfall despite the stated distances.
2. B The shorter distance makes the museum closer than the waterfall.
3. C The stated distances make the museum and waterfall equally far from the hotel.
4. D The waterfall is closer because eighteen kilometres is less than two kilometres.

Read the original travel note: The group planned to see the castle, but it was closed, so they visited the art museum instead.

1. A The castle visit did not happen, and the art museum became the completed alternative.
2. B The closed castle and the art museum were both completed visits.
3. C The group abandoned both places after discovering that the castle was closed.
4. D The planned castle visit certainly happened, while the art museum remained an unused alternative.

Read the original travel note: Both parks receive the same cleanliness score of nine out of ten.

1. A Equal scores make one of the parks dirtier.
2. B The equal scores support “Park A is as clean as Park B”.
3. C The identical cleanliness scores make the first park cleaner than the second.
4. D A score of nine gives the two parks different levels of cleanliness.

Read the original travel note: The journal lists breakfast, a market visit, a boat tour and finally dinner.

1. A The market comes before the boat tour, and dinner is explicitly the final event.
2. B The journal’s word “finally” makes dinner the first event before breakfast and the market.
3. C The boat tour came before the market even though the journal lists it afterward.
4. D Dinner happened before breakfast, and the market visit was the final event.