WorksheetsPSTS Fase F(asking,giving opinion,agreement,disagreement)susulan
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Mia: "Do you think social media is a good influence on teenagers?"
Leo: "Well, I believe that it has both good and bad sides. It depends on how they use it."
What phrase is Leo using to introduce his opinion?
Do you think that
I'm afraid to say
I believe that
I couldn't agree more
Not everyone will agree
Rina: "We're planning a class trip. Which place should we visit? What's your take on going to the National Museum?"
Andi: "The National Museum? I think that's a brilliant idea! It's educational and fun."
The bold phrase in Rina's line is an expression for...
Giving a strong agreement
Expressing disagreement
Asking for an opinion
Stating a personal fact
Suggesting a new topic
Ken: "I've just finished reading the new sci-fi novel. It was confusing and the ending was too abrupt."
Lia: "From my point of view, it was a masterpiece. The abstract ending left room for interpretation, which I loved."
What is Lia expressing in the dialogue?
Uncertainty
Asking for clarification
Her personal opinion
A general consensus
Strong agreement with Ken
Sam: "I think the city should invest more in public transportation to reduce traffic."
Tia: "I'm not sure I agree with that. Building more roads would be a more direct solution for congestion."
The bold sentence shows...
Strong agreement
Polite disagreement
Asking for Sam's opinion
Expressing relief
Giving an example
Ben: "This new cafe is terrible. The coffee is weak, and the service is slow."
Clara: "In my opinion, the ambiance makes up for it. It's so cozy and a great place to study."
Which word best describes Clara's overall opinion of the cafe?
Negative
Neutral
Indifferent
Positive
Confused
Mr. Asep Rahmat: "Students should be required to wear uniforms to maintain discipline. Do you agree with that?"
Ms. Nurma: "Actually, I think it limits students' individuality. Uniforms don't guarantee discipline."
Mr. Asep Rahmat is using an expression to...
State a fact
Ask for confirmation of his belief
Propose a new rule
Express partial agreement
Give his opinion
Eva: "The government's new policy on recycling is inefficient and too complicated."
Farel: "I couldn't agree with you more. It’s confusing, and I don't think people will follow it."
What does Farel's response indicate?
He is asking for Eva's further explanation.
He is disagreeing completely with Eva.
He is expressing strong agreement with Eva.
He is giving a tentative opinion.
He is expressing uncertainty.
Hera: "What do you think of my presentation slides? I feel they are a bit too simple."
Ivan: "Personally, I think they are clear and easy to read. Complex slides can distract the audience."
The bold word means Ivan is giving...
An unconfirmed report
A professional evaluation
A popular viewpoint
A command
His subjective opinion
Julia: "The movie we watched last night was fantastic! The plot twist was amazing."
Kevin: "It seemed good at first, but I have my doubts about the acting. It felt forced in some scenes."
Kevin's statement shows a degree of...
Strong enthusiasm
Total agreement
Certainty
Partial disagreement/doubt
Asking for a favor
Maya: "What are your thoughts on the proposal to extend the school day by one hour?"
Nino: "As far as I'm concerned, an extra hour will only lead to student burnout, not better results."
The exchange shows expressions for:
Asking for an opinion - Giving a personal opinion
Asking for information - Expressing surpris
Giving an order - Refusing an order
Giving a suggestion - Expressing regret
Expressing a hope - Asking for help
Nina: "I think that watching movies online is much better than going to the cinema. It's cheaper and more convenient."
Leo: "I couldn't agree with you more. The high ticket prices and noisy crowds at the cinema are a real turn-off."
What does Leo express in the dialogue?
Strong disagreement with Nina.
Strong agreement with Nina
Uncertainty about Nina's opinion.
Partial agreement with reservations.
An introduction to a new topic.
Mark: "The company should allow employees to work from home three days a week to improve morale."
Sarah: "That's not the way I see it. I believe face-to-face interaction is essential for team cohesion and spontaneous collaboration."
How does Sarah respond to Mark's suggestion?
By strongly agreeing.
By expressing neutral opinion.
By completely agreeing.
By expressing disagreement.
By asking for clarification.
Alex: "This new policy on mandatory overtime is completely unfair to all of us."
Ben: "____________________. It will severely affect our work-life balance." Which expression shows that Ben strongly agrees with Alex?
I suppose so.
I'm afraid I have a different opinion.
I totally disagree.
I couldn't agree less.
You can say that again.
Chloe: "Learning a new language is the best way to open up career opportunities globally."
David: "I agree with you up to a point, but networking and practical skills are also just as crucial, don't you think?"
What does David's response indicate?
Partial agreement with a qualification.
Strong disagreement with Chloe.
Complete agreement with Chloe
Tentative agreement with Chloe.
Asking Chloe for her full opinion.
Azkia: "The EXO and BTS concert tickets were overpriced for such a short performance."
Muti: "____________________. I actually thought the performance quality justified the cost."
Which phrase indicates that Muti disagrees with Azkia?
That's a great point.
I see what you mean.
Not necessarily.
I feel the same way.
I'll second that.
Anya: "I think the school should implement a 'No Mobile Phone' policy during all class hours to improve student focus."
Bima: "That's a strong statement. What if students need to quickly check an important message from their parents about an emergency or a change in pick-up time? I believe there should be a designated period or a monitored storage area for emergencies."
Question:
Based on Bima's response, which of the following best reflects his evaluation of Anya's proposed policy?
He fully agrees with the 'No Mobile Phone' policy and suggests a way to enforce it.
He criticizes the policy's objective of improving focus, stating it's unrealistic.
He recognizes a significant flaw in the policy's practicality and suggests a modification to address unforeseen circumstances.
He dismisses Anya's idea, arguing that students should have absolute freedom to use their phones.
He provides an alternative solution that completely ignores the initial problem of focus.
Isabel: "This restaurant's new menu is an improvement over the old one."
Jack: "I suppose you're right, but I really miss the old pasta dish they used to have."
What kind of agreement does Jack express?
Enthusiastic agreement.
Reluctant agreement.
Strong disagreement.
Neutral disagreement.
Absolute agreement.
Kevin: "Children nowadays spend too much time on social media. It's unhealthy."
Lily: "I don't think so. It's a vital tool for communication and learning if used properly."
Lily's statement indicates:
An expression of strong agreement.
A statement of no opinion.
An asking for Kevin's opinion.
An attempt to change the subject.
A mild expression of disagreement.
Mia: "For environmental protection, plastic straws should be banned immediately in all cafes."
Noah: "____________________. The alternative paper straws are often impractical."
Which phrase expresses partial disagreement from Noah?
You're absolutely right.
I see your point, but...
I couldn't agree more.
That's totally false!
I'll say!
Clara: "In my opinion, the city should invest more in public transportation, even if it means raising taxes slightly. Reduced traffic and air pollution will benefit everyone in the long run."
Deva: "I see your point about the benefits, but I believe that people should have the freedom to choose their mode of transport, and the government shouldn't force us into public options through higher costs."
Question:
What fundamental principle is Deva implicitly prioritizing in his disagreement with Clara's opinion?
Economic equality, as he is concerned about the tax burden on citizens.
Individual liberty, as he emphasizes the right to personal choice over collective benefit.
Environmental sustainability, as he doesn't address the issue of air pollution.
pollution.
d. Utilitarianism
Technological innovation in personal vehicles.
