Audio 5.3. It is part of Chapter 5: Digital Life, Galang: Hmmm… Which one should I choose? There are more than three million results here. Monita: Well, first you can check the date of the article. Galang: I'm sorry… but I’m not sure that I understand. Monita: If it is out of date, then you should not use it. Galang: Oh, I see. Let me check it first. Monita: After that, use the article that gives you full information. Galang: Why should I do that? Monita: You should do that in order to avoid using false information. Galang: What else should I do? Monita: Check the source of the information. Galang: Sorry. I’m not sure that I know what you mean. Monita: You can check whether the website is from an official organization or not. Monita: For example, a website ending in .gov means that it is operated by the government. Galang: Alright. Thank you, Monita. Monita: Anytime. What problem does Galang face when searching online?

There are too many search results

Audio 5.3. It is part of Chapter 5: Digital Life, Galang: Hmmm… Which one should I choose? There are more than three million results here. Monita: Well, first you can check the date of the article. Galang: I'm sorry… but I’m not sure that I understand. Monita: If it is out of date, then you should not use it. Galang: Oh, I see. Let me check it first. Monita: After that, use the article that gives you full information. Galang: Why should I do that? Monita: You should do that in order to avoid using false information. Galang: What else should I do? Monita: Check the source of the information. Galang: Sorry. I’m not sure that I know what you mean. Monita: You can check whether the website is from an official organization or not. Monita: For example, a website ending in .gov means that it is operated by the government. Galang: Alright. Thank you, Monita. Monita: Anytime. What is the first step Monita suggests to check if information is reliable?

Check the number of words in the article

Check if the article has images

Audio 5.3. It is part of Chapter 5: Digital Life, Galang: Hmmm… Which one should I choose? There are more than three million results here. Monita: Well, first you can check the date of the article. Galang: I'm sorry… but I’m not sure that I understand. Monita: If it is out of date, then you should not use it. Galang: Oh, I see. Let me check it first. Monita: After that, use the article that gives you full information. Galang: Why should I do that? Monita: You should do that in order to avoid using false information. Galang: What else should I do? Monita: Check the source of the information. Galang: Sorry. I’m not sure that I know what you mean. Monita: You can check whether the website is from an official organization or not. Monita: For example, a website ending in .gov means that it is operated by the government. Galang: Alright. Thank you, Monita. Monita: Anytime. Why is it important to use up-to-date information?

Because old information might be incorrect

Because newer articles have better pictures

Because websites with old articles are unsafe

Because old information is always fake

Audio 5.3. It is part of Chapter 5: Digital Life, Galang: Hmmm… Which one should I choose? There are more than three million results here. Monita: Well, first you can check the date of the article. Galang: I'm sorry… but I’m not sure that I understand. Monita: If it is out of date, then you should not use it. Galang: Oh, I see. Let me check it first. Monita: After that, use the article that gives you full information. Galang: Why should I do that? Monita: You should do that in order to avoid using false information. Galang: What else should I do? Monita: Check the source of the information. Galang: Sorry. I’m not sure that I know what you mean. Monita: You can check whether the website is from an official organization or not. Monita: For example, a website ending in .gov means that it is operated by the government. Galang: Alright. Thank you, Monita. Monita: Anytime. How can Galang check if a website is from an official organization?

Check if the website ends in .gov

Look for a website that has many pictures

Choose the first website in the search results

Look for websites with many comments

Audio 5.3. It is part of Chapter 5: Digital Life, Galang: Hmmm… Which one should I choose? There are more than three million results here. Monita: Well, first you can check the date of the article. Galang: I'm sorry… but I’m not sure that I understand. Monita: If it is out of date, then you should not use it. Galang: Oh, I see. Let me check it first. Monita: After that, use the article that gives you full information. Galang: Why should I do that? Monita: You should do that in order to avoid using false information. Galang: What else should I do? Monita: Check the source of the information. Galang: Sorry. I’m not sure that I know what you mean. Monita: You can check whether the website is from an official organization or not. Monita: For example, a website ending in .gov means that it is operated by the government. Galang: Alright. Thank you, Monita. Monita: Anytime. What is Monita helping Galang with?

Verifying information on the internet

Finding the best website for online shopping

Audio 5.4, Chapter 5: Digital Life Galang: Monita, do you know how to make a pocketbook? Monita: I don’t know. Galang: What about if we search how to do it on the internet? (They search online...) Monita: Wow, there are more than three hundred million websites that provide information about how to make a pocketbook. Galang: Hmmm… What about if I click the videos tab? Monita: Well, which one should we watch? Galang: Galang, is that Bu Ida Ayu in the video? Monita: I think so. She has her own channel. Galang: Let’s watch the video then. How do Galang and Monita decide to find information?

By reading a book in the library

Audio 5.4, Chapter 5: Digital Life Galang: Monita, do you know how to make a pocketbook? Monita: I don’t know. Galang: What about if we search how to do it on the internet? (They search online...) Monita: Wow, there are more than three hundred million websites that provide information about how to make a pocketbook. Galang: Hmmm… What about if I click the videos tab? Monita: Well, which one should we watch? Galang: Galang, is that Bu Ida Ayu in the video? Monita: I think so. She has her own channel. Galang: Let’s watch the video then. What does Galang do to narrow down the search results?

Reads the first website he sees

Asks Monita to choose a website

Audio 5.4, Chapter 5: Digital Life Galang: Monita, do you know how to make a pocketbook? Monita: I don’t know. Galang: What about if we search how to do it on the internet? (They search online...) Monita: Wow, there are more than three hundred million websites that provide information about how to make a pocketbook. Galang: Hmmm… What about if I click the videos tab? Monita: Well, which one should we watch? Galang: Galang, is that Bu Ida Ayu in the video? Monita: I think so. She has her own channel. Galang: Let’s watch the video then. What do they decide to do after finding the video?

Search for a different tutorial

What is the main function of an imperative sentence?

To give a command or instruction

Which of the following is an example of an imperative sentence?

"Please open your book to page 10."

"Did you finish your homework?"

"I like reading English stories."

Which imperative sentence is used for giving instructions on using a search engine?

"Type your keywords in the search bar."

"Write a biography about a famous person."

"Draw a picture of your favorite book."

"Talk to your teacher about your assignment."

UH Chapter 5 , Unit 1 Let's check the facts!

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45 sec • 1 pt

Audio 5.1 Chapter 5: Digital Life, Unit 1 - Let’s Check the Facts!
Galang: I still don’t know what to do for Miss Ida Ayu’s assignment.
Monita: Oh, we have to write a short biography of a famous person. And we have to write it in a pocketbook format.
Galang: I know that. The pocketbook part is easy.
Monita: But writing the biography is not.
Galang: I don’t agree. I have already started writing about Amelia Earhart.
Monita: Who?
Galang: Amelia Earhart! She was a female pilot from America.
Monita: Hmm, actually, I’m going to write about Ki Hajar Dewantara.
Galang: Ki Hajar Dewantara is the founder of Taman Siswa, right?
Monita: Yes, that’s right. He was a pioneer of education in Indonesia.
Galang: Cool. But how can we find information about them?
Monita: Use a search engine, Galang. Let’s go to the computer lab, and I’ll show you how to use it .
What is Miss Ida Ayu’s assignment?

Writing a short biography in a pocketbook format

Making a video about a famous person

Giving a speech about an inspiring teacher

Creating a poster about historical events

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Audio 5.1 Chapter 5: Digital Life, Unit 1 - Let’s Check the Facts!
Galang: I still don’t know what to do for Miss Ida Ayu’s assignment.
Monita: Oh, we have to write a short biography of a famous person. And we have to write it in a pocketbook format.
Galang: I know that. The pocketbook part is easy.
Monita: But writing the biography is not.
Galang: I don’t agree. I have already started writing about Amelia Earhart.
Monita: Who?
Galang: Amelia Earhart! She was a female pilot from America.
Monita: Hmm, actually, I’m going to write about Ki Hajar Dewantara.
Galang: Ki Hajar Dewantara is the founder of Taman Siswa, right?
Monita: Yes, that’s right. He was a pioneer of education in Indonesia.
Galang: Cool. But how can we find information about them?
Monita: Use a search engine, Galang. Let’s go to the computer lab, and I’ll show you how to use it .
Why does Monita think the assignment is difficult?

Because writing a biography is challenging

Because she does not know who to write about

Because making a pocketbook is hard

Because they do not have enough time

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Audio 5.1 Chapter 5: Digital Life, Unit 1 - Let’s Check the Facts!
Galang: I still don’t know what to do for Miss Ida Ayu’s assignment.
Monita: Oh, we have to write a short biography of a famous person. And we have to write it in a pocketbook format.
Galang: I know that. The pocketbook part is easy.
Monita: But writing the biography is not.
Galang: I don’t agree. I have already started writing about Amelia Earhart.
Monita: Who?
Galang: Amelia Earhart! She was a female pilot from America.
Monita: Hmm, actually, I’m going to write about Ki Hajar Dewantara.
Galang: Ki Hajar Dewantara is the founder of Taman Siswa, right?
Monita: Yes, that’s right. He was a pioneer of education in Indonesia.
Galang: Cool. But how can we find information about them?
Monita: Use a search engine, Galang. Let’s go to the computer lab, and I’ll show you how to use it .

Who is Galang writing about?

Ki Hajar Dewantara

Amelia Earhart

R.A. Kartini

Thomas Edison

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Audio 5.1 Chapter 5: Digital Life, Unit 1 - Let’s Check the Facts!
Galang: I still don’t know what to do for Miss Ida Ayu’s assignment.
Monita: Oh, we have to write a short biography of a famous person. And we have to write it in a pocketbook format.
Galang: I know that. The pocketbook part is easy.
Monita: But writing the biography is not.
Galang: I don’t agree. I have already started writing about Amelia Earhart.
Monita: Who?
Galang: Amelia Earhart! She was a female pilot from America.
Monita: Hmm, actually, I’m going to write about Ki Hajar Dewantara.
Galang: Ki Hajar Dewantara is the founder of Taman Siswa, right?
Monita: Yes, that’s right. He was a pioneer of education in Indonesia.
Galang: Cool. But how can we find information about them?
Monita: Use a search engine, Galang. Let’s go to the computer lab, and I’ll show you how to use it .

What is Ki Hajar Dewantara known for?

Being a pilot

Inventing the telephone

Founding Taman Siswa

Writing famous novels

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Audio 5.1 Chapter 5: Digital Life, Unit 1 - Let’s Check the Facts!
Galang: I still don’t know what to do for Miss Ida Ayu’s assignment.
Monita: Oh, we have to write a short biography of a famous person. And we have to write it in a pocketbook format.
Galang: I know that. The pocketbook part is easy.
Monita: But writing the biography is not.
Galang: I don’t agree. I have already started writing about Amelia Earhart.
Monita: Who?
Galang: Amelia Earhart! She was a female pilot from America.
Monita: Hmm, actually, I’m going to write about Ki Hajar Dewantara.
Galang: Ki Hajar Dewantara is the founder of Taman Siswa, right?
Monita: Yes, that’s right. He was a pioneer of education in Indonesia.
Galang: Cool. But how can we find information about them?
Monita: Use a search engine, Galang. Let’s go to the computer lab, and I’ll show you how to use it .

Where do Galang and Monita decide to go to find information?

The school library

The bookstore

The teacher’s office

The computer lab

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Audio 5.2 Chapter 5: Digital Life, Unit 1 - Let's Check the Facts!.
Galang and Monita are in the computer lab, learning how to search for information on the internet.
Monita: Here, let me show you how to search for information using a search engine.
Galang: Ok. What should I do?
Monita: First, go to a search engine.
Galang: Like this?
Monita: That’s right. Now, type the information that you are looking for in the search bar.
Galang: Ok, now I can press the enter button.
(After searching...)
Galang: Wow, there are so many websites that provide information about B.J. Habibie!
Monita: Well, try to rephrase your keywords.
Galang: Ok, what if I change it to "Biography of B.J. Habibie"?

Where are Galang and Monita in this conversation?

In the school library

In the computer lab

In the classroom

In the bookstore

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Audio 5.2 Chapter 5: Digital Life, Unit 1 - Let's Check the Facts!.
Galang and Monita are in the computer lab, learning how to search for information on the internet.
Monita: Here, let me show you how to search for information using a search engine.
Galang: Ok. What should I do?
Monita: First, go to a search engine.
Galang: Like this?
Monita: That’s right. Now, type the information that you are looking for in the search bar.
Galang: Ok, now I can press the enter button.
(After searching...)
Galang: Wow, there are so many websites that provide information about B.J. Habibie!
Monita: Well, try to rephrase your keywords.
Galang: Ok, what if I change it to "Biography of B.J. Habibie"?

What is Monita teaching Galang to do?

Write a biography

Create a pocketbook

Search for information using a search engine

Download a file from the internet

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