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REMEDIAL UTS GANJIL BING XII

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 16mins

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1.

According to the text, what is the main reason why TikTok is considered so addictive?

a)

It is constantly updated with new, trending challenges.

b)

It provides a satisfying user experience

c)

Its recommendation system curates content to a user's specific interests

d)

The videos are short and easy to consume

e)

It allows users to connect with many new people

2.

Based on the text, what are the two main issues that TikTok takes seriously regarding its algorithm?

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a)

The app is too addictive for teenagers.

b)

Creating a "filter bubble" for users

c)

Not surfacing dangerous content

d)

The possibility of creators being "shadow banned."

e)

The high volume of videos uploaded.

3.

What can be inferred about the reason some creators re-upload their videos or feel "shadow-banned"?

a)

The TikTok recommendation engine has no flaws

b)

The content they are uploading is shocking to a general audience.

c)

They believe their content was not surfaced by the recommendation algorithm due to its nature

d)

They want to make their content more homogeneous

e)

They want to get into the "filter bubble" of a specific audience

4.

Based on the text, what can be inferred about how TikTok's algorithm balances personalization with other concerns?

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a)

The algorithm prioritizes personalization, which can lead to a "filter bubble."

b)

The company is aware that over-personalization is a problem and is trying to address it.

c)

The algorithm is designed to exclusively promote content with the legal consumption of regulated goods

d)

The company is not concerned about the type of content it recommends.

e)

TikTok's algorithm has to balance showing relevant content with the need to avoid showing potentially shocking or dangerous material.

5.

Based on the text, what are the key takeaways about the challenges of content recommendation on platforms like TikTok?

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a)

The app needs to manage the risk of presenting a very similar stream of videos to users

b)

The main challenge is getting users to spend more time on the app.

c)

TikTok must consider the type of content and whether it is appropriate for a general audience

d)

The algorithm is failing to filter out fake or edited content.

e)

Creators may be discouraged when they feel their content is being held back from the recommendation system.

6.

According to the text, what is the cause of feline chlamydial conjunctivitis?

a)

A bacterial organism called Chlamydophila felis.

b)

A virus that infects the conjunctiva.

c)

Exposure to other infected cats in the environment.

d)

An infection that spreads to the lungs.

e)

A fever and loss of appetite.

7.

Based on the text, what can be inferred about the transmission and incubation of feline chlamydial conjunctivitis?

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a)

The bacteria do not survive for long outside of a host cell.

b)

A cat can become infected by being in the same room as an infected cat, even without direct contact.

c)

The symptoms of the disease appear less than two weeks after infection.

d)

A cat can only get infected through close or direct contact with another infected cat.

e)

The incubation period is longer than two weeks.

8.

According to the text, what are the primary symptoms of feline chlamydial conjunctivitis in the eyes?

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a)

Swollen and red conjunctive

b)

A watery discharge that becomes thicker and changes color.

c)

A protruding nictitating membrane or third eyelid.

d)

Sniffles and sneezing.

e)

A fever.

9.

Based on the text, what is a key difference in the symptoms of the infection between kittens and adult cats?

a)

Kittens are more likely to have a fever than adult cats

b)

Adult cats are more likely to get pneumonia than kittens.

c)

Only kittens lose their appetite, while adult cats do not

d)

The infection in adult cats can cause fatal pneumonia, but it is not mentioned for kittens.

e)

In kittens, the infection may spread to the lungs and cause fatal pneumonia.

10.

Which of the following describes the characteristics of the conjunctiva in a healthy cat, as mentioned in the text?

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a)

It is not readily visible.

b)

It has a pale, salmon pink color.

c)

It is a delicate membrane.

d)

It becomes swollen and red.

e)

It has a yellow or greenish discharge

11.

According to the text, what was the primary finding of the researchers' study?

a)

Gas-powered vehicles have the highest raw material cost risks.

b)

Self-charging and plug-in hybrid vehicles have twice the raw material cost risks.

c)

The prices of rare metals for batteries are stable and predictable.

d)

The supply chain for conventional gas vehicles is more vulnerable than that of hybrid vehicles.

e)

The main contributor to cost risks is the electronics in all vehicle types.

12.

Based on the text, which of the following were used by the researchers to calculate the materials cost vulnerability?

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a)

The average price of each component between 1998 and 2015.

b)

The weight of each component.

c)

The number of parts in each car.

d)

The price volatility of each component between 1998 and 2015.

e)

The specific type of vehicle (sedan or SUV).

13.

What is the primary reason for the increase in raw material cost risks for hybrid vehicles?

a)

The high cost of steel and other conventional materials

b)

The challenges of the global supply chain after the COVID-19 pandemic.

c)

The difficulty in finding long-term supplier contracts.

d)

The reliance on expensive and volatile battery-related elements.

e)

The shifting consumer values towards more eco-friendly cars.

14.

What can we infer about the Spartan soldiers' fighting strategy based on the text?

a)

They relied heavily on surprise attacks.

b)

They preferred fighting in open fields

c)

Their main advantage was their large number

d)

They used the landscape to their advantage

e)

They were afraid of fighting the Persian army

15.

What is the most likely reason the Persian army couldn't easily defeat the Spartans at first?

a)

The Spartans had better weapons and skills

b)

The Persian army was disorganized and lacked a leader

c)

The Spartans were in a more advantageous position

d)

The Persian army was much smaller than the Spartan army

e)

The Spartans were able to hide from the Persians

16.

What can we conclude about the character and nature of the Spartans in this battle?

(Choose more than one correct answers)

a)

They were brave and loyal

b)

They were well-rested and prepared

c)

They were highly disciplined

d)

They were cunning and strategic

e)

They lacked courage

17.

Based on the text, what were the primary challenges faced by the Spartans during the battle?

(Choose more than one correct answers)

a)

Being outnumbered by the enemy

b)

The Persians' use of spears

c)

The lack of sleep for three days

d)

The arrows shot by the enemy

e)

The superior weapons of the Persians

18.

Which statements best describe the ending of the story?

(Choose more than one correct answers)

a)

The Spartans were able to win the battle

b)

The Spartans fought until the very end

c)

A new way was found to beat the Spartans

d)

The Spartans' leader was the only survivor

e)

The Spartans were eventually defeated

19.

Based on his actions, compare the boy's mindset to that of the townspeople.

a)

The boy was passive and waited for a hero, while the townspeople bravely fought the dragon

b)

The boy gave up on the dragon, while the townspeople looked for a way to defeat it

c)

The boy proactively sought a solution, while the townspeople remained submissive and fearful

d)

The boy was afraid of the dragon, while the townspeople were confident they could defeat it.

e)

The boy collaborated with the dragon, while the townspeople resisted

20.

Why did the old man advise the boy to cover himself with foul-smelling weeds?

a)

Because the weeds would mask the boy's scent, preventing the dragon from smelling him

b)

Because the bad smell would drive the dragon away

c)

Because the weeds contained a magical potion that would make the boy invisible

d)

Because it was part of a magical ritual to create the sword

e)

Because the dragon was allergic to the smell of those weeds

21.

What are the similarities between the boy's tactics for defeating the dragon and the old man's advice?

(Choose more than one correct answers)

a)

Both involved the direct use of physical strength

b)

Both focused on exploiting the dragon's weaknesses (smell and sleep)

c)

Both utilized a unique and specially-made tool

d)

Both avoided direct and dangerous confrontation

e)

Both were based solely on courage without any strategy

22.

Based on the text, what were the main differences between the Spartan and Persian armies?

(Choose more than one correct answers)

a)

The Spartans had a much larger army, while the Persians had a smaller one

b)

The Spartans relied on strategy, while the Persians relied on sheer numbers

c)

The Spartans had superior weapons, while the Persians' weapons were simpler

d)

The Spartans used the terrain to their advantage, while the Persians fought in open fields

e)
  1. The Spartans were led by a king, while the Persians had no leader.

23.

Why were the much smaller Spartan forces able to hold off the massive Persian army for three days?

a)

Because the Persian army was afraid of the Spartans' bravery

b)

Because the Spartans had better weapons and combat skills

c)

Because the Persian army was undisciplined and easily gave up

d)

Because the Spartans chose a strategic fighting position at a narrow entrance

e)
  1. Because the Persian army was hungry and exhausted

24.

Compare and contrast the characters of the Duke and the Minister. What is the main difference in their approach to solving the problem of the dying tobacco plants?

a)

The Duke relies on superstition and blame, while the Minister seeks a logical explanation.

b)

The Duke is kind and forgiving, while the Minister is harsh and punitive

c)

The Duke is a good leader who listens to advice, while the Minister is reckless

d)

The Duke is brave and bold, while the Minister is cowardly

e)

The Duke is innocent, while the Minister is guilty

25.

The woman was released from jail because the guards thought the Minister was the Duke. What does this event reveal about the Duke's reputation or character?

(Choose more than correct answers)

a)

The Duke was known for being unpredictable and often went against his own rules

b)

The Duke had a very similar appearance to his brother, the Minister

c)

The Duke's orders were absolute and unquestioned by the guards

d)

The Duke was widely feared for being a harsh and unjust ruler.

e)

The guards would only obey the Duke's orders.