WorksheetsPSAS Bahasa Inggris Wajib Semester 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
In a podcast discussion on digital literacies, Alex says: "I think social media helps us build our identity by sharing creative posts." What expression is Alex using to state an opinion?
I agree.
I think...
That's not true.
In my view, no.
In the same podcast, Jamie responds: "Absolutely, it allows us to connect with like-minded people and express who we really are." Which expression shows agreement?
I disagree because...
On the contrary...
Absolutely...
I'm not sure.
Later in the podcast, Sam counters: "However, I don't agree; too much online sharing can lead to fake identities and cyberbullying." What expression indicates disagreement?
However, I don't agree...
That's a good point.
Yes, exactly.
What do you mean?
You are in a spoken conversation with a friend about digital literacies. Your friend says: "TikTok filters make it hard for youth to show their real identity." What is the best way to state your opinion in response?
"I see your point, but I believe filters can be fun tools for self-expression."
"Yes, let's change the topic."
"No, that's wrong."
"What is TikTok?"
In a group chat voice note, someone states: "Instagram influences youth's identity by promoting unrealistic beauty standards." How do you agree politely in a transactional conversation?
"I totally disagree."
"You're right; it does pressure us to look perfect."
"Maybe, but who cares?"
"Stop talking about that."
During an online debate, a peer says: "Digital tools like memes help construct positive youth identities." What expression would you use to disagree effectively?
"I agree completely."
"On the other hand, memes often spread negativity and stereotypes."
"Cool, tell me more."
"That's interesting, but irrelevant."
Based on the text, what is the main purpose of using expressions like "I agree" or "I disagree" in digital forums?
To end the conversation quickly.
To construct and negotiate youth identities through interaction.
To share personal photos only.
To sell products online.
In the text, "blogging allows teens to state opinions" refers to which skill in digital literacies?
Listening to podcasts.
Writing personal views for identity construction.
Speaking in videos.
Reading news articles.
Write a short response in a digital forum post where you state an opinion on how Snapchat stories help youth's identity. Choose the best written expression:
"Snapchat stories is bad for us."
"In my opinion, Snapchat stories empower youth to share real-time moments, shaping our unique identities."
"I no like Snapchat."
"Stories on Snapchat, yes or no?"
In an email exchange about digital literacies, your friend writes: "Online gaming communities don't build real identities." Write a disagreeing response. Select the most appropriate:
"No way! Gaming lets us role-play and discover aspects of ourselves."
"Okay, fine."
"Gaming is just fun, nothing more."
"I don't play games."
Anna: "Domestic waste is piling up in our neighborhoods. We need to reduce plastic use immediately!" Ben: "I completely agree; recycling bins should be mandatory in every home." Clara: "On the other hand, composting organic waste at home is a simple solution that cuts down landfill pollution." What type of expression does Anna use to highlight the urgency of domestic waste?
Expression of agreement.
Expression of suggestion (e.g., "We need to...").
Expression of disagreement.
Expression of cause and effect.
Ben's response shows which expression related to domestic waste issues?
Polite disagreement.
Strong agreement (e.g., "I completely agree").
Questioning the problem.
Describing the solution vaguely.
Clara uses an expression of contrast ("On the other hand") to discuss domestic waste. What does this indicate?
Full support for the previous idea.
Polite disagreement or alternative view.
Ignoring the issue entirely.
Repeating the same opinion.
In my speech about preserving the environment, I say: "The overflowing, foul-smelling landfills from domestic waste are a major threat. We must adopt eco-friendly habits, like using reusable bags, to create a cleaner, greener future." Which adjective phrase best describes the negative impact of domestic waste in a spoken monologue?
"Bright and colorful recycling bins."
"Overflowing, foul-smelling landfills."
"Quiet and peaceful neighborhoods."
"Tiny and harmless plastic pieces."
In a dialogue, if a friend says, "Domestic waste is messy," you could respond with an adjective phrase like:
"Yes, it's annoyingly chaotic and hard to manage."
"No, it's neatly organized."
"Maybe, but it's invisible."
"Absolutely, it's perfectly clean."
What adjective phrase from the monologue emphasizes positive change for the environment?
"Dirty and polluted rivers."
"Cleaner, greener future."
"Loud and disturbing noises."
"Cold and distant solutions."
Our local river, once a sparkling haven for fish and birds, now chokes under layers of domestic waste—plastic bottles bobbing like unwanted intruders, oily slicks coating the surface, and murky waters hiding toxic sludge. The writer's aim is to raise awareness: by vividly depicting this decay, we are urged to act, sorting waste and supporting clean-up drives to restore its life-giving flow for future generations. What is the main idea of the descriptive text?
Rivers are naturally clean and beautiful.
Domestic waste severely pollutes natural environments like rivers.
Birds and fish enjoy plastic waste.
Clean-up drives are unnecessary.
What is the writer’s purpose in this descriptive text?
To entertain with stories about animals.
To inform and persuade readers to take action against waste pollution.
To sell products for river cleaning.
To describe a vacation spot.
Walking near the waste dump, the acrid stench assaults your nose, while the crunch of brittle plastic underfoot echoes in the air. The sight of colorful wrappers scattered everywhere blinds you to the grim reality, and the slimy residue on discarded food makes your mouth water unpleasantly. Which vocabulary from the five senses describes the "smell" in the text about domestic waste?
Crunch of brittle plastic.
Acrid stench.
Colorful wrappers.
Slimy residue.
In writing a descriptive text, which phrase uses "sight" vocabulary to depict domestic waste?
The salty tang in the air.
The rough texture of debris.
The sight of colorful wrappers scattered everywhere.
The whisper of wind through trash.
