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Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 4hrs 38mins

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Class
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1.

Who were the two main characters in the story?

a)

Bujang Beji and Tumenggung Maruba

b)

Bujang Beji and the Khayangan goddesses

c)

Tumenggung Marubai and the bear

d)

Bujang Beji and the bear

e)

Tumenggung Marubai and the termites

2.

What did Bujang Beji use to poison the fish?

a)

Tuba

b)

A net

c)

A bubu trap

d)

A fishing rod

e)
  • A spear

3.

When did Bujang Beji drop the large rock he was carrying?

a)

After hearing the sound of girls laughing

b)

When he reached the top of the Kumpang Bambu tree

c)

After Tumenggung Marubai found out

d)

When he stepped on a thorn

e)

When he saw Tumenggung Marubai’s catch

4.

Where did Bujang Beji plan to get the large rock from?

a)

The hills of Nanga Silat

b)

The Rimpang Melawi River

c)

The Simpang Kapuas River

d)

The land of heaven

e)

The peak of Nanga Silat Hill

5.

Why did Bujang Beji fail to close the Melawi River?

a)

He was distracted and dropped the rock

b)

The fish poison didn't work

c)

Tumenggung Marubai stopped him

d)

The river was too strong

e)

The rock was too heavy

6.

How did Bujang Beji plan to reach the land of heaven?

a)

By climbing a Kumpang Bambu tree

b)

By crossing the river

c)

By building a bridge

d)

By using a boat

e)

By walking through a forest

7.

The word "envious" is the closest meaning to?

a)

Sympathetic

b)

Resentful

c)

Content

d)

Apprehensive

e)

Indifferent

8.

What does the sentence "There must be a way for Tumenggung Marubai not to get a lot of fish" imply?

a)

Bujang Beji was determined to find a way to help Tumenggung Marubai catch more fish.

b)

Bujang Beji was contemplating methods to ensure Tumenggung Marubai's fishing success.

c)

Bujang Beji was thinking of ways to prevent Tumenggung Marubai from catching many fish.

d)

Tumenggung Marubai was considering how to improve his fishing techniques.

e)

Tumenggung Marubai was looking for ways to share his fish with Bujang Beji

9.

What is the primary problem presented in the story?

a)

Tumenggung Marubai could not catch enough fish due to Bujang Beji's interference.

b)

Bujang Beji was greedy and used unethical methods to catch more fish, affecting the fish population.

c)

The goddesses of heaven were preventing all fishermen from catching fish.

d)

Tumenggung Marubai and Bujang Beji were unable to find a good fishing spot.

e)

Bujang Beji and Tumenggung Marubai were both struggling with catching fish due to a lack of resources.

10.

Which specific type of Narrative Text is this story?

a)

Legend

b)

Fairytale

c)

Fable

d)

history

e)

Folktale

11.
What is the definition of an influencer?
a)
A person who can influence the decisions of their followers because of their relationship with their audience and their knowledge and expertise in a particular area.
b)
A person who is popular on social media but does not have expertise in a specific area.
c)
A person who is paid to promote products on social media.
d)
A person who has a large following on social media.
12.
What is the purpose of an attention-grabbing bio for an influencer?
a)
To describe the influencer's popularity and following.
b)
To persuade people to buy products.
c)
To showcase the influencer's expertise in a specific area.
d)
To attract followers and make them want to follow the influencer.
13.
Why is consistency and regular posting important for building a following?
a)
It helps to attract more followers.
b)
It increases the chances of becoming a successful influencer.
c)
It keeps followers engaged and interested.
d)
It allows for more storytelling opportunities.
14.
What is the role of storytelling in engaging followers?
a)
To promote products and services.
b)
To connect with followers and keep them interested.
c)
To showcase the influencer's expertise.
d)
To increase the influencer's following.
15.
Why is patience and persistence important in becoming a successful influencer?
a)
To keep followers engaged.
b)
To make money from promoting products.
c)
To attract more followers.
d)
To increase the chances of success.
16.

What is the definition of digital minimalism as stated by the author?

a)

Focusing on a wide range of online activities

b)

Engaging in mindless scrolling on devices

c)

Spending as much time as possible on social media

d)

Limiting online time to carefully selected activities that support one's values

17.

What is one of the pros of digital minimalism mentioned in the text?

a)

Increasing time spent on mindless scrolling

b)

Spending more time on social media

c)

Improving mental health

d)

Engaging in low-quality interactions

18.

According to the text, what is a difficulty of pursuing digital minimalism?

a)

Feeling more connected to others

b)

Experiencing discomfort from disconnection

c)

Spending less time in introspection

d)

Having more high-quality interactions

19.

What is the author's first thought process when decluttering digitally?

a)

Listing values such as connection, curiosity, and excellence

b)

Getting rid of all digital content in one go

c)

Spending more time on mindless scrolling

d)

Engaging in low-quality interactions

20.

What is the main focus of digital minimalism in relation to time spent online?

a)

Spending as much time as possible on devices

b)

Increasing time spent on low-quality interactions

c)

Limiting time spent on devices with clarity on intentions

d)

Engaging in mindless scrolling on social media

21.

What is the impact of spending too much time on social media according to the text?

a)

Engaging in high-quality interactions

b)

Escaping from day-to-day life

c)

Improved mental health

d)

Increased introspection and thought patterns

22.

What does digital minimalism encourage in terms of relationships?

a)

Limiting time spent with loved ones

b)

Spending more time on mindless scrolling

c)

Becoming more mindful and caring for those around us

d)

Engaging in low-quality interactions

23.

What is the philosophy of technology use in digital minimalism?

a)

Focusing on a wide range of online activities

b)

Engaging in mindless scrolling on devices

c)

Limiting online time to carefully selected activities that support one's values

d)

Spending as much time as possible on social media

24.

What is the main goal of digital minimalism in relation to time spent online?

a)

Increasing time spent on low-quality interactions

b)

Engaging in mindless scrolling on social media

c)

Optimizing time spent online with clarity on intentions

d)

Spending as much time as possible on devices

25.

What is one of the cons of digital minimalism mentioned in the text?

a)

Improving mental health

b)

Feeling more connected to others

c)

Engaging in high-quality interactions

d)

Experiencing discomfort from disconnection

26.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an advantage of cashless payments?

a)

Reduced risk of theft

b)

Faster transactions

c)

Ability to monitor personal spending

d)

Shorter queues for businesses

e)

More efficient payment processing

27.

According to the text, what is one of the main concerns regarding cashless payments?

a)

Lack of convenience

b)

Decreased business profits

c)

Increased use of physical cash

d)

Higher transaction fees

e)

Limited access for certain groups

28.

Who may find it challenging to adapt to cashless payment methods?

a)

Young professionals

b)

Low-income and elderly individuals

c)

Business owners

d)

Teenagers

e)

Tech-savvy individuals

29.

What does the text suggest about cybercrime and cashless payments?

a)

Cybercrime is declining as cashless payments increase.

b)

There is no connection between cybercrime and cashless payments.

c)

Cashless payments make consumers more vulnerable to hacking and fraud.

d)

Cybercrime only affects cash transactions.

e)

Cybercrime has become impossible to prevent.

30.

How can cashless payments benefit businesses?

a)

By reducing their need for employees

b)

By increasing the price of goods

c)

Cybercrime has become impossible to prevent.

d)

By eliminating transaction fees

e)

By shortening queues and improving efficiency

31.

What privacy concern is raised by the use of cashless payments?

a)

Users' personal data may be tracked and accessed by unauthorized parties.

b)

Customers may lose track of their spending.

c)

Cashless payments are more expensive.

d)

There is less government regulation of cashless payments.

e)

Transaction data can be easily lost.

32.

What does the phrase 'digital divide' refer to in the context of cashless payments?

a)

The separation between cash and cashless societies

b)

The gap between people who can and cannot access technology

c)

The division of payment methods between businesses and consumers

d)

The split between those who prefer physical cash and those who don't

e)

The contrast between traditional and modern banking systems

33.

Why do critics argue that a cashless society could infringe on personal freedom?

a)

Because cashless transactions are not as fast as cash

b)

Because people cannot spend money without a smartphone

c)

Because businesses force customers to pay electronically

d)

Because all transactions are tracked, potentially limiting financial privacy

e)

Because physical cash will be eliminated

34.

Which of the following groups might benefit the least from a cashless society?

a)

Business owners

b)

Technology enthusiasts

c)

Low-income individuals

d)

Frequent travelers

e)

Bankers

35.

The word 'convenience' in the text refers to:

a)

The difficulty in using cash

b)

The privacy provided by cash payments

c)

The lack of regulation in a cashless system

d)

The ease of making payments through mobile or electronic systems

e)

The availability of cash at all times

36.

What is the author's stance on the future of cashless payments?

a)

The author is completely against the use of cashless payments.

b)

The author believes cashless payments are perfect with no drawbacks.

c)

The author believes cashless payments are beneficial but have significant challenges.

d)

The author does not express any opinion on cashless payments.

e)

The author believes cashless payments are harmful to society

37.

Which of the following is an implied benefit of cashless transactions for customers?

a)

Better privacy protection

b)

Easier access to loans

c)

Lower taxes on electronic payments

d)

Discounts on all transactions

e)

Not needing to carry physical money

38.

The text implies that governments and corporations might use cashless payment data to:

a)

Reduce customer transaction fees

b)

Improve mobile payment security

c)

Gain insights into individuals' spending habits

d)

Increase the availability of cash machines

e)

Improve economic policies for businesses

39.

Which of the following best describes the text's purpose?

a)

To promote the use of cashless payments

b)

To discuss the benefits and drawbacks of cashless payments

c)

To explain the history of cashless transactions

d)

To warn people against using cashless payment systems

e)

To show how cashless payments are the future

40.

What is one possible effect of cashless payments on personal privacy, according to the text?

a)

Increased ability to budget money

b)

Complete control over personal data

c)

Unprecedented tracking of personal transactions

d)

Greater anonymity in transactions

e)

Protection from identity theft

41.

According to the text, why are cashless transactions faster?

a)

They use block-chain technology.

b)

They are regulated by the government.

c)

They allow businesses to avoid taxes.

d)

They eliminate the need for cash counting and change.

e)

They require fewer security checks.

42.

The phrase 'seamless shopping experience' in the first paragraph most likely means:

a)

A shopping experience without interruptions or delays

b)

A shopping experience that requires no payments

c)

A complicated shopping process with many steps

d)

A shopping experience using only credit cards

e)

A traditional cash-based shopping experience

43.

What does the text suggest is a downside of businesses relying solely on cashless payments?

a)

They may lose customers who prefer cash.

b)

They need to invest heavily in security guards.

c)

They must pay higher taxes.

d)

They need to hire more staff to handle transactions.

e)

They will have to close earlier than usual.

44.

What can be inferred about the future of cashless payments based on the text?

a)

Cashless payments will soon replace all cash transactions.

b)

Cashless payments will be outlawed due to privacy concerns.

c)

The transition to cashless payments will require resolving accessibility and security issues.

d)

Only developed countries will use cashless payments.

e)

Cashless payments will fail due to the rise of cryptocurrency.

45.

What makes biometric payments unique?

a)

They require a password

b)

They use a physical wallet

c)

They scan physical features like fingerprints

d)

They don't require internet

e)

They use traditional bank cards

46.

Which payment method is entirely digital and decentralized?

a)

Contactless cards

b)

Digital wallets

c)

Cryptocurrency

d)

Biometric payments

e)

QR code payments

47.

Which phrase fits best in this argument? "___ digital payments are faster, they may not work during a power outage."

a)

Because

b)

Although

c)

Since

d)

Unless

e)

After

48.

What is the main function of the conclusion in a discussion text?

a)

To restate one argument in detail

b)

To summarize all points and give a recommendation or summary opinion

c)

To write contrasting ideas

d)

To ask further questions

e)

To start a new debate

49.

Choose the subordinating conjunction that shows contrast: "___ digital payments are convenient, some people still prefer cash."

a)

Because

b)

Since

c)

Although

d)

When

e)

After

50.

What subordinating conjunction best fits this sentence? "Digital wallets will become popular ___ more people use smartphones."

a)

If

b)

Unless

c)

Before

d)

Although

e)

Since