Understanding the Value of Your Vote

The video uses a metaphor comparing sweet food advertisements to political promises during elections. It highlights the low monetary value of selling one's vote over a five-year period, equating it to small, insignificant items like a piece of egg roll or a few sunflower seeds. The video emphasizes that a vote is invaluable and should not be exchanged for money, urging viewers to reject political bribery.

What is the main comparison made in the introduction of the video?

• Election promises and educational opportunities

• Food advertisements and travel deals

• Election promises and job offers

• Food advertisements and election promises

If you sell your vote for 500,000 for five years, how much do you earn per day?

• 168 perak

• 273 perak

• 100 perak

• 500 perak

What is the daily equivalent of selling your vote for 300,000 over five years?

• 168 perak

• 100 perak

• 273 perak

• 500 perak

How many sunflower seeds can you buy per day if you sell your vote for 100,000 over five years?

• 20 seeds

• 5 seeds

• 10 seeds

• 15 seeds

What is the final message of the video regarding your vote?

• Your vote should be used to gain personal benefits

• Your vote is less important than money

• Your vote can be exchanged for money

• Your vote is invaluable and should not be sold