BING_XI_Ulangan Tengah Semester I

You are listening to a podcast about the importance of digital literacy. The speaker states, “Digital literacy is crucial for developing a responsible online identity." What is the speaker’s main purpose in this statement?

• To criticize online behavior
  

• To encourage offline activities
  

• To emphasize the importance of digital literacy
  

• To support the use of digital platforms
  

• To explain online dangers

In a video discussing social media ethics, the host says, "While sharing your opinion online, it’s essential to think about how your message affects others." What kind of expression is the host using?

• Asking for clarification
  

• Stating an opinion
  

• Disagreeing politely
  

• Giving advice
  

• Making a suggestion

You are listening to a debate on social media influencers. One speaker state, “I strongly believe influencers have a positive impact on promoting brands.” What is the speaker expressing?

• Agreement
  

• Disagreement
  

• An opinion
  

• A fact
  

• A question

You are in a group discussion about the role of content creators. You want to disagree politely with a peer who thinks all content creators provide valuable information. What would be the best way to express disagreement?

• “I don’t think you’re right.”
  

• “That’s absolutely wrong.”
  

• “I understand your point, but I think some content creators can be misleading.”
  

• “You’re completely mistaken.”
  

• “I don’t care what others say, but I disagree.”

During a classroom debate, a classmate states, "I agree that digital literacy should be taught in schools." What would be the most appropriate way to respond if you share the same opinion?

• "I completely disagree with you."
  

• "I understand, but I think you're wrong."
  

• "I strongly agree with that statement."
  

• "I have no opinion on this."
  

• "I don’t think it’s necessary."

If you were asked to give your opinion on the impact of social media on personal identity, which of the following responses would demonstrate a well-constructed opinion?

• "I have no idea."
  

• "I think social media is bad."
  

• "In my opinion, social media can help shape personal identity, but it also has the potential to harm self-esteem if not used mindfully."

• "Social media is great for everyone."
  

• "Everyone should delete their accounts."

In an article about the influence of social media, the author frequently uses the transitional word “first” to explain different aspects of social media behavior. What is the author most likely trying to show with this word?

• Cause and effect
  

• Comparison
  

• Contrast
  

• A sequence of events
  

• A conclusion

While reading a blog post, you come across this statement: "Content creators must balance creativity with responsibility." What is the author’s purpose in this sentence?

• To describe how content creators work
  

• To argue that content creators are not responsible
  

• To show that creativity is more important than responsibility
  

• To emphasize the need for both creativity and responsibility
  

• To ask for more creative content

In an online article about identity and social media, the author writes, “It’s not always what is said explicitly, but what is left unsaid that shapes our perceptions.” What is the author referring to?

• Explicit information
  

• Direct communication
  

• Implicit information
  

• Clear arguments
  

• Verbal statements

You are asked to write a caption for an Instagram post promoting digital literacy. Which of the following is the best option?

• “Check out my new shoes #fashion”
  

• “Digital literacy is your key to unlocking the future. Stay informed, stay safe. #DigitalLiteracy #StaySmart”
  

• “I love going to the beach!”
  

• “What’s your favorite movie?”
  

• “Do you agree with me?”