WorksheetsAsking Opinion, Giving Opinion, Agreement, and Disagreement Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Rudi: I just finished configuring the new router for the lab. What do you think of the network speed now? Sita: It's amazing! It's much faster than the old one.
In the dialogue, what is Rudi doing?
Giving an opinion
Stating a fact
Asking for an opinion
Expressing disagreement
Offering help
Teacher: To protect our school server, installing a good antivirus is mandatory. Andi: In my personal view, this new "SecureNet" antivirus is the best one on the market.
What does Andi's statement, "In my personal view...", show?
He is asking a question
He is giving his opinion.
He is explaining a procedure
He is confused about the server
He is disagreeing with the teacher.
Fira: I believe that learning Python is more useful for a TKJ student than learning graphic design. Gilang: I couldn't agree more. We use Python for network automation.
What does Gilang mean by "I couldn't agree more"?
He strongly agrees with Fira
He strongly disagrees with Fira.
He has a different opinion.
He doesn't understand Python
He wants Fira to repeat her opinion.
Budi: Using a laptop is always better than using a PC for programming tasks. Citra: I'm afraid I have to disagree. A PC is easier to upgrade and often more powerful for the same price.
Citra's response "I'm afraid I have to disagree" shows...
Strong agreement
Confusion
Asking for an opinion
Giving a suggestion
Disagreement
Dina: We must buy the most expensive server available for our school. Evan: I'm not so sure about that. We need to check our budget and the project requirements first.
What is Evan implying?
He completely agrees with Dina
He thinks buying the server is a great idea.
He is asking for the price of the server.
He politely disagrees and wants to be more careful.
He wants to buy two servers instead of one.
Your teacher asks the class, "I think blocking social media on the school network is a good policy." You want to know what your deskmate thinks. What is the best way to ask for their opinion?
"I agree with the teacher."
"How do you feel about the new policy?"
"The new policy is definitely bad."
"I don't understand the policy."
"Do you use social media at school?"
Your friend says, "I believe Windows is the only good operating system. Linux is useless." You use Linux for networking and you disagree. What is a polite way to give your opinion?
"You are totally wrong. Linux is the best."
"That's a crazy opinion. You know nothing."
"I understand why you like Windows, but I think Linux is very useful, especially for server management."
"I agree with you completely."
"What is an operating system?"
Rian: "The practical exam for network cabling (Crimping) was extremely difficult." You also found it very difficult and failed twice. How do you show strong agreement?
"I'm not sure about that."
"It was okay, I guess."
"What exam?"
"You're absolutely right. It was the hardest test."
"I disagree, it was very easy for me."
Situation: The TKJ class is discussing a new project. Santi: "I suggest we use the oldest computer in the lab as our main project server to save money." (Dian says nothing, but he immediately opens his phone and searches for "minimum server requirements for web hosting").
What can we infer about Dian's opinion of Santi's suggestion?
He agrees with Santi
He thinks Santi's idea is excellent.
He is looking for data to support Santi's idea.
He probably disagrees and is looking for facts to show why it's a bad idea.
He is bored and checking his social media.
Tino: "We should install the new 'Warzone' game on all the lab computers." Sari: "I don't think that's a good idea. The lab computers are for learning networking and configuration, not for playing games."
Why does Sari disagree with Tino?
Because she doesn't like the game 'Warzone'.
Because the computers are too old to play games.
Because she thinks the computers should be used for their main purpose (learning).
Because Tino did not ask the teacher first.
Because she wants to install a different game.
There is a big debate in the TKJ community about "Cloud Computing" versus "On-Premise Servers." Many schools believe that having their own physical servers (On-Premise) is better because they have full control.
However, Ms. Indah, a network engineer, has a different opinion. "From my point of view," she says, "Cloud Computing (like AWS or Azure) is the future. It is more flexible, often cheaper, and students must learn it. I strongly believe that skills in cloud technology are more valuable for TKJ graduates today."
What is Ms. Indah's opinion about Cloud Computing?
It is too difficult for students.
It is essential and very valuable for TKJ students to learn.
It is less important than managing physical servers.
It is not safe because they lose control.
She does not have an opinion on the topic.
There is a big debate in the TKJ community about "Cloud Computing" versus "On-Premise Servers." Many schools believe that having their own physical servers (On-Premise) is better because they have full control.
However, Ms. Indah, a network engineer, has a different opinion. "From my point of view," she says, "Cloud Computing (like AWS or Azure) is the future. It is more flexible, often cheaper, and students must learn it. I strongly believe that skills in cloud technology are more valuable for TKJ graduates today."What is the purpose of the phrase "From my point of view," used by Ms. Indah?
To state a proven fact that nobody can argue with.
To show she is confused about the topic.
To introduce her personal belief or perspective.
To disagree with herself.
To ask the readers a question.
There is a big debate in the TKJ community about "Cloud Computing" versus "On-Premise Servers." Many schools believe that having their own physical servers (On-Premise) is better because they have full control.
However, Ms. Indah, a network engineer, has a different opinion. "From my point of view," she says, "Cloud Computing (like AWS or Azure) is the future. It is more flexible, often cheaper, and students must learn it. I strongly believe that skills in cloud technology are more valuable for TKJ graduates today."How does Ms. Indah's opinion contrast with the schools mentioned in the first paragraph?
She agrees with the schools that On-Premise is better.
She thinks On-Premise servers are too expensive.
She thinks Cloud Computing is more valuable to learn, while the schools prefer the control of On-Premise.
She thinks students should not learn about servers at all.
She thinks Cloud Computing and On-Premise servers are the same.
UserA (Anton): I think learning to repair hardware (like motherboards or RAM) is the most important skill for a TKJ student. UserB (Bella): I see what you mean, but I have a different perspective. In my opinion, network security and software skills are more important. Hardware breaks, but data breaches can destroy a company. UserA (Anton): I'm not convinced. If the hardware is broken, the network is down. Hardware is the foundation. UserB (Bella): That’s a fair point. But security ensures the hardware is used correctly. Bella says, "I see what you mean, but I have a different perspective." This phrase shows she is...
completely agreeing with Anton
politely expressing a different opinion (disagreeing).
confused by Anton's opinion
changing the topic of conversation
asking Anton for help
UserA (Anton): I think learning to repair hardware (like motherboards or RAM) is the most important skill for a TKJ student. UserB (Bella): I see what you mean, but I have a different perspective. In my opinion, network security and software skills are more important. Hardware breaks, but data breaches can destroy a company. UserA (Anton): I'm not convinced. If the hardware is broken, the network is down. Hardware is the foundation. UserB (Bella): That’s a fair point. But security ensures the hardware is used correctly. What is Bella's main reason for disagreeing with Anton?
She thinks hardware is not important at all.
She believes data security (software) is more critical than repairing hardware.
She thinks hardware is too expensive to repair.
She thinks Anton is not a real TKJ student.
She wants to talk about RAM.
UserA (Anton): I think learning to repair hardware (like motherboards or RAM) is the most important skill for a TKJ student. UserB (Bella): I see what you mean, but I have a different perspective. In my opinion, network security and software skills are more important. Hardware breaks, but data breaches can destroy a company. UserA (Anton): I'm not convinced. If the hardware is broken, the network is down. Hardware is the foundation. UserB (Bella): That’s a fair point. But security ensures the hardware is used correctly.When Anton says, "I'm not convinced," he is...
agreeing with Bella.
asking for Bella's opinion again.
changing his mind.
maintaining his (original) disagreement
ending the conversation and logging off.
UserA (Anton): I think learning to repair hardware (like motherboards or RAM) is the most important skill for a TKJ student. UserB (Bella): I see what you mean, but I have a different perspective. In my opinion, network security and software skills are more important. Hardware breaks, but data breaches can destroy a company. UserA (Anton): I'm not convinced. If the hardware is broken, the network is down. Hardware is the foundation. UserB (Bella): That’s a fair point. But security ensures the hardware is used correctly.
In the end, Bella says, "That's a fair point." What does this show?
She still completely disagrees with Anton
She is angry at Anton.
She (partially) agrees or accepts that Anton's argument has some logic
She thinks Anton's argument is unfair.
She is confused by Anton's logic.
Situation: Your TKJ team is choosing a final project.
Anya: "We should build a new school website. It's easy."
Bima: "I think we should set up a new hotspot network for the cafeteria. It's more challenging."
Candra: "What about a simple file server for our class?"
You are the team leader. You need to gather all opinions fairly before deciding. What is the best thing to say next?
"Stop arguing. We will build the website."
"The hotspot network is the best. Bima is right."
"Those are interesting ideas. Can everyone explain the advantages and disadvantages of their project idea?"
"I don't care, just choose one quickly."
"What is a hotspot?"
Ami: "This 300-page book on 'Advanced TCP/IP' is terrible. I am so confused." Banu: "I don't agree that it's terrible, but I do think the examples are too complicated for beginners."
What do Ami and Banu both agree on?
The book is perfect.
The book is "terrible."
The book has no problems.
The book is not perfect and could be improved.
TCP/IP is easy.
Situation: The teacher is asking for opinions on the new lab layout.
Tia: "I agree with the new layout. The servers are now in a locked, air-conditioned room, which protects the hardware."
Vian: "I disagree with the new layout. My favorite computer is now in the back row."
Zul: "I agree. The new layout separates the 'testing network' from the 'main network', which is safer."
Which student gives an opinion based on personal feeling rather than a technical or logical reason?
Tia (Protecting hardware)
Vian (Favorite computer).
Zul (Network safety)
All of them give logical reasons
None of them give an opinion.
