
Simulasi STS smt 1
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11th Grade
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
3 mins • 1 pt
Alice: Hey, Sarah! You won't believe what I just read online. There’s a post claiming that drinking a certain herbal tea can cure cancer completely!
Sarah: Wow, that sounds pretty bold. Where did you find that?
Alice: It was on a website a lot of people were sharing on social media. It looked convincing with all these testimonials.
Sarah: Hmm, I’d be careful with that. A lot of misinformation spreads online, especially about health. Did you check if it was from a trusted source?
Alice: Not really... It had so many likes and shares, so I just assumed it was true.
Sarah: That’s how fake news works, though. It gets shared because it tugs at people’s emotions. But when it comes to serious stuff like health, it’s important to verify things. You might want to check official health sites or consult a doctor.
Alice: You’re right. I didn’t even think about that. I’ll be more careful next time. Thanks for the advice!
Sarah: No problem! Better to double-check than risk believing something harmful, especially when it’s from the internet.
Why do you think people are so quick to believe health claims they see on social media without verifying the source?
The information is always reliable.
The posts often use emotional appeals, making them convincing.
They trust popular websites without checking.
They are forced to believe by their friends.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
3 mins • 1 pt
Alice: Hey, Sarah! You won't believe what I just read online. There’s a post claiming that drinking a certain herbal tea can cure cancer completely!
Sarah: Wow, that sounds pretty bold. Where did you find that?
Alice: It was on a website a lot of people were sharing on social media. It looked convincing with all these testimonials.
Sarah: Hmm, I’d be careful with that. A lot of misinformation spreads online, especially about health. Did you check if it was from a trusted source?
Alice: Not really... It had so many likes and shares, so I just assumed it was true.
Sarah: That’s how fake news works, though. It gets shared because it tugs at people’s emotions. But when it comes to serious stuff like health, it’s important to verify things. You might want to check official health sites or consult a doctor.
Alice: You’re right. I didn’t even think about that. I’ll be more careful next time. Thanks for the advice!
Sarah: No problem! Better to double-check than risk believing something harmful, especially when it’s from the internet.
What could be the potential consequences of spreading misinformation about health treatments online?
Doctors will stop giving medical advice.
It will always lead to legal action.
It could save lives.
People might ignore real medical advice
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Why is fake news about online slot games often shared widely on social media?
It provides official and accurate information.
People believe it because they want to win big easily.
It is required by law to share such news.
It is verified by gambling experts.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
3 mins • 1 pt
Jack: Did you see the news about Sophia, the celebrity’s daughter? Another scandal. She’s clearly the one to blame.
Emily: I think it’s more about her upbringing. Her parents should’ve guided her better.
Jack: She’s an adult now, Emily. At some point, it’s her own choices, not her parents’.
Emily: But bad parenting affects how people make choices. If they didn’t give her attention and the right support, that’s on them.
Jack: Plenty of people with tough childhoods still make good decisions. She’s had enough chances.
Emily: True, but the foundation her parents set plays a huge role in her behavior now.
Jack: I still think it’s on her. You can’t keep blaming her parents forever.
According to Emily, what might have contributed to Sophia’s problematic behavior?
Lack of attention from the parents
Sophia’s lack of intelligence.
The media’s constant criticism of Sophia.
Sophia’s desire for fame.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
What does the word "scandal" mean in the context of the dialogue?
A fun event.
A serious controversy.
A surprise party.
A private family issue.
6.
FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Syonym of "social and emotional conditions in which a person lives." based on what Jack said in the dialogue.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
A caption that provides the whole people's name in it is?
Group caption
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