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WorksheetsXI F PH 1 OPINION SEPT 2024
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 42mins
Dialog
Liam: Hey, I've been thinking about buying a new house. What do you guys think about it?
Emma: Well, I think it's a great idea, especially if you're looking for more space. A new house could offer you that.
Noah: I'm not so sure, Liam. Buying a house is a big commitment. Have you considered the financial implications?
Liam: That’s true, Noah. The cost is definitely something to think about. But I also believe it’s a good investment in the long run.
Emma: I agree with Liam. Real estate usually appreciates in value, so it could be a smart move.
Noah: I see your point, but I still think it’s important to ensure you’re financially ready before making such a big decision.
What does Emma think about buying a new house?
Only wants to rent
It is a bad decision
No opinion
It is a good idea
Dialog
Liam: Hey, I've been thinking about buying a new house. What do you guys think about it?
Emma: Well, I think it's a great idea, especially if you're looking for more space. A new house could offer you that.
Noah: I'm not so sure, Liam. Buying a house is a big commitment. Have you considered the financial implications?
Liam: That’s true, Noah. The cost is definitely something to think about. But I also believe it’s a good investment in the long run.
Emma: I agree with Liam. Real estate usually appreciates in value, so it could be a smart move.
Noah: I see your point, but I still think it’s important to ensure you’re financially ready before making such a big decision.
What is Noah's concern about buying a new house?
No concerns
Looking for a smaller house
Only wants to rent
High costs
Dialog
Liam: Hey, I've been thinking about buying a new house. What do you guys think about it?
Emma: Well, I think it's a great idea, especially if you're looking for more space. A new house could offer you that.
Noah: I'm not so sure, Liam. Buying a house is a big commitment. Have you considered the financial implications?
Liam: That’s true, Noah. The cost is definitely something to think about. But I also believe it’s a good investment in the long run.
Emma: I agree with Liam. Real estate usually appreciates in value, so it could be a smart move.
Noah: I see your point, but I still think it’s important to ensure you’re financially ready before making such a big decision.
What does Liam believe about investing in a new house?
It is a good investment
No opinion
It will not be profitable
Just want to rent
Dialog
Liam: Hey, I've been thinking about buying a new house. What do you guys think about it?
Emma: Well, I think it's a great idea, especially if you're looking for more space. A new house could offer you that.
Noah: I'm not so sure, Liam. Buying a house is a big commitment. Have you considered the financial implications?
Liam: That’s true, Noah. The cost is definitely something to think about. But I also believe it’s a good investment in the long run.
Emma: I agree with Liam. Real estate usually appreciates in value, so it could be a smart move.
Noah: I see your point, but I still think it’s important to ensure you’re financially ready before making such a big decision.
What did Emma say about real estate values?
Only wants to rent
Its value will decrease
Its value usually increases
No opinion
Dialog
Liam: Hey, I've been thinking about buying a new house. What do you guys think about it?
Emma: Well, I think it's a great idea, especially if you're looking for more space. A new house could offer you that.
Noah: I'm not so sure, Liam. Buying a house is a big commitment. Have you considered the financial implications?
Liam: That’s true, Noah. The cost is definitely something to think about. But I also believe it’s a good investment in the long run.
Emma: I agree with Liam. Real estate usually appreciates in value, so it could be a smart move.
Noah: I see your point, but I still think it’s important to ensure you’re financially ready before making such a big decision.
What does Noah suggest before buying a house?
No suggestions
Look for a smaller house
Ensure financial readiness
Buy a house with a friend
Dialog
Liam: Hey, I've been thinking about buying a new house. What do you guys think about it?
Emma: Well, I think it's a great idea, especially if you're looking for more space. A new house could offer you that.
Noah: I'm not so sure, Liam. Buying a house is a big commitment. Have you considered the financial implications?
Liam: That’s true, Noah. The cost is definitely something to think about. But I also believe it’s a good investment in the long run.
Emma: I agree with Liam. Real estate usually appreciates in value, so it could be a smart move.
Noah: I see your point, but I still think it’s important to ensure you’re financially ready before making such a big decision.
What did Liam mention about the costs of buying a house?
There are no costs
It is not important
Just want to rent
It is something that needs to be considered
Dialog
Liam: Hey, I've been thinking about buying a new house. What do you guys think about it?
Emma: Well, I think it's a great idea, especially if you're looking for more space. A new house could offer you that.
Noah: I'm not so sure, Liam. Buying a house is a big commitment. Have you considered the financial implications?
Liam: That’s true, Noah. The cost is definitely something to think about. But I also believe it’s a good investment in the long run.
Emma: I agree with Liam. Real estate usually appreciates in value, so it could be a smart move.
Noah: I see your point, but I still think it’s important to ensure you’re financially ready before making such a big decision.
What is the main focus of this dialogue?
Looking for a new job
Renting an apartment
Buying a new house
Buying a new car
Some students (a) coming late to school.
Dialog
Liam: Hey, I've been thinking about buying a new house. What do you guys think about it?
Emma: Well, I think it's a great idea, especially if you're looking for more space. A new house could offer you that.
Noah: I'm not so sure, Liam. Buying a house is a big commitment. Have you considered the financial implications?
Liam: That’s true, Noah. The cost is definitely something to think about. But I also believe it’s a good investment in the long run.
Emma: I agree with Liam. Real estate usually appreciates in value, so it could be a smart move.
Noah: I see your point, but I still think it’s important to ensure you’re financially ready before making such a big decision.
What is Emma's main concern about the housing market?
It is too competitive
Prices are too low
There are too many options
It is not a good time to buy
dialogue
Liam: Hey, I've been thinking about buying a new house. What do you guys think about it?
Emma: Well, I think it's a great idea, especially if you're looking for more space. A new house could offer you that.
Noah: I'm not so sure, Liam. Buying a house is a big commitment. Have you considered the financial implications?
Liam: That’s true, Noah. The cost is definitely something to think about. But I also believe it’s a good investment in the long run.
Emma: I agree with Liam. Real estate usually appreciates in value, so it could be a smart move.
Noah: I see your point, but I still think it’s important to ensure you’re financially ready before making such a big decision.
What advice does Liam give regarding mortgage rates?
They are always low
They should be locked in
They are not important
They fluctuate too much
Dialog
Liam: Hey, I've been thinking about buying a new house. What do you guys think about it?
Emma: Well, I think it's a great idea, especially if you're looking for more space. A new house could offer you that.
Noah: I'm not so sure, Liam. Buying a house is a big commitment. Have you considered the financial implications?
Liam: That’s true, Noah. The cost is definitely something to think about. But I also believe it’s a good investment in the long run.
Emma: I agree with Liam. Real estate usually appreciates in value, so it could be a smart move.
Noah: I see your point, but I still think it’s important to ensure you’re financially ready before making such a big decision.
What does Noah believe about the benefits of homeownership?
It provides stability
It is a waste of money
It limits flexibility
It is only for the wealthy
Grace : ... our English class is very boring.
Jimmy : I think so. Our teacher should use more English games to make it fun.
I agree
I think
I disagree
I am sure
........ children should play outside more.
I can't believe
I learn that
In my opinion
Do you think that
Tita : Today is very busy.
Dina : I agree.
Tita : .... of our new manager?
Dina : I think she's very good at managing the office.
What do you think
Do you think
Do you agree
What should we think
What do you think of the new shopping mall near our school?
I don't think so.
I agree.
I disagree.
I think it has many good stores.
Sinta : I feel that students should do more discussions at class.
Jeni : .... Discussion can help us to develop our critical thinking skill.
I agree
I disagree
I am not sure
I don't think so
..... the new rules can make students learn better. 6:30 is too early for students to come to school.
I disagree
I agree
I think
In my opinion
Roni : What should we do for our assignment?
You : ......
I don't think so
I think we should do a small presentation.
I doubt that.
Are you sure?
I really like Bali. ...... Bali is the best island in Indonesia.
I don't like it
I disagree
I agree
I don't know
Lisa : Do you think that these flowers can be good present for Mother's Day?
Rini : ... but I think a tie would be better. Your father can wear it for work.
I'm sure
I agree
I think so
I'm not sure
Bintang : I think everyone should have a pet.
Rona : ..... Pet is very expensive.
Bintang : In my opinion, pet can make us to be more responsible.
I agree
I am sure
I don't know
I don't think so
Which of the following are examples of fruits?
Apple
Carrot
Banana
Lettuce
Orange
Sarah: I think we should consider the location before buying a house.
Tom: .... Location can greatly affect property value.
I disagree
I agree
I'm not sure
That's not important
Text: Digital Literacy
Digital literacy refers to the ability to effectively and critically navigate, evaluate, and create information using a range of digital technologies. As technology advances, digital literacy has become essential for personal and professional success. It encompasses a variety of skills, including the ability to use digital devices, understand online safety, and critically assess the credibility of digital content.
In today’s world, digital literacy is not just about using technology but also understanding the implications of digital actions. For instance, knowing how to protect personal data from cyber threats is crucial. Additionally, being able to distinguish between reliable and unreliable information online helps individuals make informed decisions and avoid misinformation.
Educational institutions and organizations play a vital role in fostering digital literacy. They offer training programs and resources to help individuals develop these skills. By integrating digital literacy into the curriculum and providing practical experiences, learners are better prepared to face the challenges of the digital age.
1. What does digital literacy encompass according to the text?
Using digital devices
Understanding online safety
Only creating digital content
Evaluating and creating information
Avoiding digital technologies
Text: Pollution
Paragraph 1: Pollution is a major environmental issue affecting the health of our planet. It can be caused by various factors such as industrial activities, vehicle emissions, and improper waste disposal. The pollutants released into the air, water, and soil can lead to severe health problems, including respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
Paragraph 2: The effects of pollution are not limited to human health; they also impact wildlife and ecosystems. For instance, air pollution can cause respiratory issues in animals, while water pollution can lead to the destruction of aquatic habitats. Additionally, pollutants can disrupt the food chain, affecting the balance of ecosystems.
Paragraph 3: Addressing pollution requires a collective effort from individuals, governments, and industries. Implementing stricter regulations, investing in cleaner technologies, and promoting recycling can help mitigate the adverse effects of pollution. Public awareness and education about the importance of reducing pollution are also crucial in tackling this global issue.
What are the main causes of pollution mentioned in the text?
Natural disasters
Vehicle emissions
Industrial activities
Improper waste disposal
Ocean currents
Text: Pollution
Paragraph 1: Pollution is a major environmental issue affecting the health of our planet. It can be caused by various factors such as industrial activities, vehicle emissions, and improper waste disposal. The pollutants released into the air, water, and soil can lead to severe health problems, including respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
Paragraph 2: The effects of pollution are not limited to human health; they also impact wildlife and ecosystems. For instance, air pollution can cause respiratory issues in animals, while water pollution can lead to the destruction of aquatic habitats. Additionally, pollutants can disrupt the food chain, affecting the balance of ecosystems.
Paragraph 3: Addressing pollution requires a collective effort from individuals, governments, and industries. Implementing stricter regulations, investing in cleaner technologies, and promoting recycling can help mitigate the adverse effects of pollution. Public awareness and education about the importance of reducing pollution are also crucial in tackling this global issue.
Which of the following are impacts of pollution on wildlife and ecosystems?
Increased agricultural yields
Destruction of aquatic habitats
Improved air quality
Respiratory issues in animals
Disruption of the food chain
Text: Pollution
Paragraph 1: Pollution is a major environmental issue affecting the health of our planet. It can be caused by various factors such as industrial activities, vehicle emissions, and improper waste disposal. The pollutants released into the air, water, and soil can lead to severe health problems, including respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
Paragraph 2: The effects of pollution are not limited to human health; they also impact wildlife and ecosystems. For instance, air pollution can cause respiratory issues in animals, while water pollution can lead to the destruction of aquatic habitats. Additionally, pollutants can disrupt the food chain, affecting the balance of ecosystems.
Paragraph 3: Addressing pollution requires a collective effort from individuals, governments, and industries. Implementing stricter regulations, investing in cleaner technologies, and promoting recycling can help mitigate the adverse effects of pollution. Public awareness and education about the importance of reducing pollution are also crucial in tackling this global issue.
What are some measures to address pollution mentioned in the text?
Increased use of fossil fuels
Stricter regulations
Investing in cleaner technologies
Reducing natural habitats
Promoting recycling
Text: Digital Literacy
Paragraph 1: Digital literacy refers to the ability to effectively and critically navigate, evaluate, and create information using a range of digital technologies. In today’s digital age, it encompasses not just basic skills like using a computer or smartphone, but also the capacity to understand and analyze digital content. This includes recognizing the credibility of online sources and understanding digital privacy.
Paragraph 2: One critical aspect of digital literacy is the ability to identify credible sources of information. With the vast amount of content available online, it is essential to distinguish between reliable and unreliable sources. Skills such as cross-referencing information, checking the author’s credentials, and understanding the context of the information are crucial in avoiding misinformation and fake news.
Paragraph 3: Digital literacy also includes understanding the implications of digital privacy and security. Users must be aware of how to protect their personal information online, manage privacy settings, and recognize potential security threats such as phishing scams. Promoting digital literacy helps individuals use technology responsibly and safeguard their personal data in an increasingly connected world.
What are two key components of digital literacy mentioned in the text?
Using basic computer functions
Navigating and evaluating digital content
Writing physical letters
Reading print newspapers
Understanding digital privacy
Text: Digital Literacy
Paragraph 1: Digital literacy refers to the ability to effectively and critically navigate, evaluate, and create information using a range of digital technologies. In today’s digital age, it encompasses not just basic skills like using a computer or smartphone, but also the capacity to understand and analyze digital content. This includes recognizing the credibility of online sources and understanding digital privacy.
Paragraph 2: One critical aspect of digital literacy is the ability to identify credible sources of information. With the vast amount of content available online, it is essential to distinguish between reliable and unreliable sources. Skills such as cross-referencing information, checking the author’s credentials, and understanding the context of the information are crucial in avoiding misinformation and fake news.
Paragraph 3: Digital literacy also includes understanding the implications of digital privacy and security. Users must be aware of how to protect their personal information online, manage privacy settings, and recognize potential security threats such as phishing scams. Promoting digital literacy helps individuals use technology responsibly and safeguard their personal data in an increasingly connected world.
According to the text, what are two important skills for identifying credible information?
Ignoring online content
Checking the author’s credentials
Cross-referencing information
Sharing all information on social media
Understanding the context of the information
Text: Digital Literacy
Paragraph 1: Digital literacy refers to the ability to effectively and critically navigate, evaluate, and create information using a range of digital technologies. In today’s digital age, it encompasses not just basic skills like using a computer or smartphone, but also the capacity to understand and analyze digital content. This includes recognizing the credibility of online sources and understanding digital privacy.
Paragraph 2: One critical aspect of digital literacy is the ability to identify credible sources of information. With the vast amount of content available online, it is essential to distinguish between reliable and unreliable sources. Skills such as cross-referencing information, checking the author’s credentials, and understanding the context of the information are crucial in avoiding misinformation and fake news.
Paragraph 3: Digital literacy also includes understanding the implications of digital privacy and security. Users must be aware of how to protect their personal information online, manage privacy settings, and recognize potential security threats such as phishing scams. Promoting digital literacy helps individuals use technology responsibly and safeguard their personal data in an increasingly connected world.
What are two aspects of digital privacy and security that digital literacy covers?
Writing physical letters
Recognizing phishing scams
Ignoring digital threats
Using strong passwords
Managing privacy settings
Text: Air Pollution
Paragraph 1: Air pollution is a significant environmental issue caused by the release of harmful substances into the atmosphere. The primary sources of air pollution include industrial activities, vehicle emissions, and the burning of fossil fuels. These pollutants contribute to the formation of smog, acid rain, and greenhouse gases, which have detrimental effects on human health and the environment.
Paragraph 2: One of the most concerning effects of air pollution is its impact on human health. Pollutants such as particulate matter and ozone can lead to respiratory problems, cardiovascular diseases, and exacerbate pre-existing health conditions. Children and elderly individuals are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of poor air quality.
Paragraph 3: To combat air pollution, various measures can be implemented. Governments can enforce stricter regulations on emissions from industries and vehicles. Additionally, promoting the use of renewable energy sources and encouraging public transportation can help reduce the overall pollution levels. Public awareness and community actions also play a crucial role in addressing this issue.
According to the text, which two are primary sources of air pollution?
Forest conservation
Industrial activities
Water filtration
Burning of fossil fuels
Vehicle emissions
Alice: Hey, do you guys think we should (1)…….. together for the exam?
Bob: I think it could be helpful. We can share notes and help each other (2)……… the tricky parts.
Charlie: I agree. Plus, studying in a (3)……….. might make it more engaging and less stressful. What do you (4)…….., Alice?
Alice: I (5)…….. the idea. Let's set a time and place then!
Please answer number 1
Understand
Think
Like
Study
Know
Alice: Hey, do you guys think we should (1)…….. together for the exam?
Bob: I think it could be helpful. We can share notes and help each other (2)……… the tricky parts.
Charlie: I agree. Plus, studying in a (3)……….. might make it more engaging and less stressful. What do you (4)…….., Alice?
Alice: I (5)…….. the idea. Let's set a time and place then!
Please answer number 2
like
think
group
understand
have
Alice: Hey, do you guys think we should (1)…….. together for the exam?
Bob: I think it could be helpful. We can share notes and help each other (2)……… the tricky parts.
Charlie: I agree. Plus, studying in a (3)……….. might make it more engaging and less stressful. What do you (4)…….., Alice?
Alice: I (5)…….. the idea. Let's set a time and place then!
please answer number 3
like
understand
group
study
have
Alice: Hey, do you guys think we should (1)…….. together for the exam?
Bob: I think it could be helpful. We can share notes and help each other (2)……… the tricky parts.
Charlie: I agree. Plus, studying in a (3)……….. might make it more engaging and less stressful. What do you (4)…….., Alice?
Alice: I (5)…….. the idea. Let's set a time and place then!
Please answer number 4
like
think
have
know
study
Alice: Hey, do you guys think we should (1)…….. together for the exam?
Bob: I think it could be helpful. We can share notes and help each other (2)……… the tricky parts.
Charlie: I agree. Plus, studying in a (3)……….. might make it more engaging and less stressful. What do you (4)…….., Alice?
Alice: I (5)…….. the idea. Let's set a time and place then!
Please answer number 5
like
think
group
understand
have
Dialog
Emma: I think we should consider the neighborhood before making a decision on the house.
Noah: That's a good point. The neighborhood can really affect our quality of life.
Liam: I agree. A safe and friendly neighborhood is important for us.
Emma: Exactly! What do you think, Noah?
What does Emma suggest we consider when buying a house?
Only the price
The neighborhood
The size of the house
The age of the house
Dialog
Charlie: Do you think we should hire a real estate agent to help us?
Emma: I think it could be beneficial. They have more experience in the market.
Noah: I agree. An agent can help us find the best deals.
Liam: But we should also do our own research.
What is Charlie's suggestion regarding buying a house?
To buy without help
To hire a real estate agent
To wait for a better time
To ask friends for advice
Dialog
Noah: I think we should also think about the future when buying a house.
Emma: Yes, we need to consider if we plan to have a family.
Liam: And if we want to stay in the same place for a long time.
Noah: Exactly! What do you think, Emma?
What does Noah believe we should consider for the future?
Only the current market
Future family plans
Only the house size
Only the location
Emma: I think we should (1)…….. a study group for the upcoming project.
Noah: That sounds like a good idea. We can (2)……… our ideas and resources.
Liam: I agree. Collaborating in a (3)……….. can help us stay motivated. What do you (4)…….., Emma?
Emma: I (5)…….. that. Let's organize it!
Please answer number 3
team
group
class
session
meeting
Dialog
Sarah: I believe we should focus on the environment when planning our event.
Tom: That's a valid point. Sustainability is crucial for our community.
Lisa: Absolutely! We need to make sure our event is eco-friendly.
Sarah: Exactly! What do you think, Tom?
What does Sarah suggest we consider for the event?
Only the budget
The environment
The location
The guest list
School uniforms promote equality among students.
TRUE
FALSE
Buffalo is a kind of reptile.
False
True
