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WorksheetsQuiz Week 6 - Modern Indonesia: Youth, Pop Culture, Technology,
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
A student needs to send a message to their lecturer regarding an urgent matter. Which application is the most common and generally expected to be used by lecturers in Indonesia for essential daily communication, and why?
Instagram Direct Message (DM), as Indonesian youth are highly active on Instagram.
Formal email, because using WhatsApp for any academic issue is considered strictly impolite.
Telegram, due to its large group features and high security.
WhatsApp, due to its speed, familiarity, and status as the primary communication tool for quick, non-formal academic exchange.
Student B conducts a group presentation online using Zoom/Google Meet. According to the presentation, the use of this technology falls under which aspect of student life?
The Entrepreneurship Aspect, as it relates to technology use.
The Daily Needs Aspect, as it facilitates daily communication.
The Academic Use Aspect, representing the standard application of technology for learning and coursework.
The Social Aspect, as it involves team interaction.
Ani feels pressured by an imminent group project deadline and decides to order food via GoFood because she is feeling 'mager'. The 'mager' situation is most relevant to which time management challenge for Indonesian students?
The use of technology to combat physical laziness while highlighting the struggle between efficiency and potential procrastination.
The avoidance of academic responsibility through 'Kepo'.
The tendency to become 'Baper' when assignments pile up.
The reliance on online transportation ('OTW') for all activities.
According to the presentation, why is it inappropriate to use Informal Language (Slang) like 'Santuy' or 'Makasih' when communicating with a lecturer, even though digital communication is common?
Because Slang is foreign vocabulary not recognized in the university curriculum.
Because it violates formal Digital Communication rules that require all messages to have an electronic signature.
Because using Polite/Formal Language ('Hormat') with lecturers, staff, and elders is a 'CRITICAL RULE' to show respect and acknowledge hierarchy.
Because messaging apps automatically convert Slang into formal language before sending.
Which part-time job most accurately represents the 'Entrepreneurship' aspect of Indonesian student life, as described in the presentation?
Working as staff in a local coffee shop.
Working as a private tutor for elementary school subjects.
Participating in Community Service (KKN) in a remote village.
Managing a small online store selling self-made products (e.g., clothes or snacks).
Why is the phenomenon of students studying or holding group meetings in coffee shops so popular in Indonesia, according to the presentation?
Coffee shops provide the fastest and most reliable WiFi signal compared to campus libraries.
Coffee shops are ideal places for students to promote their part-time online businesses.
The cost of drinks at coffee shops is much cheaper than food at the campus cafeteria.
Coffee shops are integral to the Social Life and 'café culture,' providing a common, relaxed space for study, meetings, and socialization.
An international student wants to rent a 'Kost' near campus. Based on the presentation, what factor is likely to be the biggest determinant of the 'Kost' price variation?
The availability of car parking space.
The color of the wall paint and the interior design of the room.
The facilities provided within the room or Kost, such as air conditioning (AC), an inner bathroom, and internet connection.
The distance to the nearest train station.
Student A uses the Gojek application for commuting to campus, while Student B uses GoFood to order lunch at their 'Kost'. Both actions demonstrate Indonesian students' reliance on technology for:
Saving time and money in fulfilling Daily Needs such as transportation and food.
Enhancing academic skills and entrepreneurship.
Participating in student organizations.
Practicing Informal Language (Slang) with the driver or courier.
In the context of student life, which is the most common form of social impact undertaken by Indonesian students outside of class, as mentioned in the presentation?
Attending public lectures by prominent startup CEOs.
Attending regular meetings of campus religious organizations.
Earning income from a part-time job.
Participating in Community Service (KKN) or volunteering activities in the local community.
Student B, who comes from outside the city, chooses a 'Kost' without AC, with an external bathroom, and without WiFi. What is the primary benefit sought by Student B from this housing choice, based on the context of Indonesian student life?
Easier access to nightlife and entertainment venues.
An environment that encourages more intensive social interaction with neighbors.
A significantly more affordable rent price, allowing for savings on monthly living costs.
Relaxed 'Kost' rules, such as unlimited visiting hours for guests.
A student must handle organizational permits at the student affairs department. This communication MUST NOT contain slang and must use formal greetings like 'Bapak' or 'Ibu'. This is done to uphold which Indonesian cultural principle?
The principle of Baper (Overly Emotional) during negotiations.
The principle of Hormat (Respect) towards hierarchy and higher authority.
The principle of Santuy (Chill) in professional interactions.
The principle of Kepo (Curiosity) about campus regulations.
Which statement most accurately describes the role of social media (Instagram, TikTok) for Indonesian youth, beyond being an entertainment tool?
Social media serves as an important platform for learning, running small online businesses, and creative social connection.
Social media is only used to follow fashion and music trends from abroad.
Students are only active on social media to get information on part-time job vacancies.
Social media is the main substitute for WhatsApp communication in study groups.
If a student feels Gabut in their 'Kost' and decides to find friends to go to a coffee shop, this action is culturally an attempt to overcome that feeling through which aspect of student life?
The Daily Needs Aspect, because they need to eat and drink.
The Social Life and Café Culture Aspect, which is the common place to meet and defeat boredom.
The Entrepreneurship Aspect, as a coffee shop is a good place for business.
The Academic Aspect, because they are looking for a study partner.
The common 'Kost' rules that separate male and female students and limit visiting hours are a reflection of which Indonesian cultural principle?
The owner's desire for students to focus more on academics (Academic Use).
The principle of social morality caution and maintaining neighborhood norms (respect the neighbors).
The tendency to be 'Kepo' about tenants' private affairs.
The principle of land scarcity and limited facilities in big cities.
Student C works as a part-time translator. This job is considered good for students because it provides...
The only part-time job that guarantees income above IDR 2,500,000 per month.
The only role that allows Student C to become 'Baper' (emotional) when negotiating salary.
Opportunity for valuable experience and high 'flexibility' to suit the university schedule.
A 'Santuy' role that does not require strict time management.
An international student wants to send a message to an Indonesian friend about a sudden assignment. The message reads, 'Gue mager banget ngerjain ini, padahal deadline-nya OTW.' In which context is this sentence effective?
Formal Communication to a Lecturer, demonstrating poor etiquette.
Formal communication to the 'Kost' owner, complaining about facilities.
Academic Communication in Google Classroom, demonstrating indiscipline.
Informal Communication with a close friend, demonstrating fluency in conversational Slang.
Why is the mastery of Informal Language (Slang) like 'Santuy,' 'Mager,' and 'Baper' important for international students, even though they must always use Formal Language in the campus environment?
Because Slang will improve their academic score and make group presentations easier.
Because Slang is used by everyone in Indonesia, including lecturers and officials.
Because mastering Slang is essential for interacting naturally and building close friendships in the student social environment.
Because Slang is a mandatory requirement in the Indonesian Language curriculum for international students.
Which applications' functions are closest to the purpose of Ruangguru (EdTech) and Tokopedia (E-Commerce), mentioned as examples of Entrepreneurship/Startup in the presentation?
Online Learning Platforms and Online Shopping Platforms.
Grab and Gojek.
Instagram and TikTok.
Zoom and Google Meet.
When students participate in student organizations, the presentation emphasizes that the main benefit for international students is to...
Gain exclusive access to part-time jobs at renowned coffee shops.
Drastically increase academic abilities to achieve a high GPA.
Receive special discounts for 'Kost' near the campus.
Expand their network of friends, practice the language, and build experience and skills outside of the curriculum.
Among the following part-time job options, which one would most likely require a high level of formal and professional communication skills?
Private Tutor, especially when teaching complex exam material to high school students or communicating with parents.
Online shop admin interacting with buyers.
Coffee Shop Staff.
Freelance photographer for campus events.
What key concept is illustrated by the difference between polite language and informal language?
The reliance on social media for connectivity.
The importance of time management for students.
Language Styles Differentiation based on social context and the message recipient.
The need for a 'Kost' house with complete facilities.
Student B chooses not to join a student organization, opting instead to focus on a part-time job. While this earns them money, what is the biggest risk of this choice within the context of Indonesian university life?
The obligation to attend more online classes (Zoom/Meet).
Missing opportunities to expand their friendship network and develop essential soft skills outside of academics.
The risk of using the Slang word 'Mager' excessively.
Difficulty securing an affordable 'Kost' house.
If a student feels 'Baper' after receiving harsh criticism from a lecturer, what is the most appropriate meaning of the word 'Baper' in the psychological context of a student?
Feeling too lazy to move (Mager) to respond to the criticism.
Feeling calm and relaxed (Santuy) despite the criticism.
Feeling too curious (Kepo) about the source of the criticism.
Becoming too emotional or easily offended by the criticism, showing high sensitivity.
A student must attend an online class and simultaneously use the DANA application to pay group contributions. These two actions most accurately illustrate how technology is used by students to:
Develop entrepreneurial potential and seek part-time work experience.
Support the use of technology for academic needs (online classes) and daily financial needs (digital payments).
Introduce the culture of traveling and tourism in Indonesia.
Strengthen the use of Informal Language (Slang) on campus.
Which statement best describes the balance between studies and part-time work for Indonesian students?
Part-time work should only be done on weekends and should not exceed IDR 1,000,000 per month.
Only students majoring in entrepreneurship are allowed to work part-time.
Part-time work must always be the top priority because it provides income.
While part-time work is good for experience and money, time management is crucial to ensure studies remain the primary focus (study comes first).
