WorksheetsUH 1 Season 1 Sem. Genap Kelas XI
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
Which of the following words or phrases are generally accepted as synonyms or very close equivalents of cardiovascular (in medical or physiological contexts)?
Cardiac
Circulatory
Respiratory
Cardiorespiratory
Neurological
Which of the following words are synonyms of inexpensive?
Costly
Affordable
Reasonable
Economical
Valuable
Which statements are true about the purpose and tone of hortatory exposition texts? (Choose ALL that apply)
The tone is generally persuasive and convincing
It tries to make the reader feel emotional through a narrative
The main goal is to argue for or against an issue
It often uses facts, examples, and logical reasons to support the view
It primarily aims to inform the reader about historical events
In a hortatory exposition text, the writer usually wants to... (Select ALL correct purposes)
Entertain the reader with a funny story
Persuade or convince the audience to take certain action
Explain how something works or is made
Describe the physical appearance of a particular object
Encourage people to agree with a certain opinion or solution
Read the following text carefully!
The Negative Impacts of Excessive Social Media Use on Teenagers
Nowadays, social media platforms have become an integral part of teenagers' daily lives. However, excessive use of these platforms brings more harm than benefit to young users.
Firstly, prolonged exposure to social media significantly contributes to mental health issues. Constant comparison with curated, idealized images of others' lives leads to low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. Studies show that teenagers who spend more than three hours daily on social media are twice as likely to experience symptoms of depression.
Secondly, excessive use disrupts academic performance. Notifications and endless scrolling distract students from studying, resulting in poor concentration, reduced productivity, and lower grades. Teenagers often sacrifice sleep to stay online, which further impairs cognitive function and memory retention.
Thirdly, social media fosters superficial relationships and cyberbullying. While it connects people, interactions are often shallow, and anonymous comments enable harassment that can cause severe emotional distress.
In conclusion, although social media offers connectivity and information, its excessive use poses serious threats to teenagers' mental well-being, academic success, and emotional health. Therefore, strict parental supervision, time limits, and digital literacy education are urgently needed to mitigate these negative effects.
What is the main thesis presented in the text?
Social media provides more benefits than drawbacks for teenagers
Excessive social media use has predominantly negative impacts on teenagers
Teenagers should completely avoid using social media platforms
Social media improves academic performance when used moderately
Mental health issues among teenagers are unrelated to social media
Read the following text carefully!
The Negative Impacts of Excessive Social Media Use on Teenagers
Nowadays, social media platforms have become an integral part of teenagers' daily lives. However, excessive use of these platforms brings more harm than benefit to young users.
Firstly, prolonged exposure to social media significantly contributes to mental health issues. Constant comparison with curated, idealized images of others' lives leads to low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. Studies show that teenagers who spend more than three hours daily on social media are twice as likely to experience symptoms of depression.
Secondly, excessive use disrupts academic performance. Notifications and endless scrolling distract students from studying, resulting in poor concentration, reduced productivity, and lower grades. Teenagers often sacrifice sleep to stay online, which further impairs cognitive function and memory retention.
Thirdly, social media fosters superficial relationships and cyberbullying. While it connects people, interactions are often shallow, and anonymous comments enable harassment that can cause severe emotional distress.
In conclusion, although social media offers connectivity and information, its excessive use poses serious threats to teenagers' mental well-being, academic success, and emotional health. Therefore, strict parental supervision, time limits, and digital literacy education are urgently needed to mitigate these negative effects.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a negative effect of excessive social media use?
Sleep deprivation affecting cognitive abilities
Distraction leading to poorer academic results
Increased risk of depression due to social comparison
Decline in face-to-face communication skills
Vulnerability to cyberbullying and emotional harm
Read the following text carefully!
The Negative Impacts of Excessive Social Media Use on Teenagers
Nowadays, social media platforms have become an integral part of teenagers' daily lives. However, excessive use of these platforms brings more harm than benefit to young users.
Firstly, prolonged exposure to social media significantly contributes to mental health issues. Constant comparison with curated, idealized images of others' lives leads to low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. Studies show that teenagers who spend more than three hours daily on social media are twice as likely to experience symptoms of depression.
Secondly, excessive use disrupts academic performance. Notifications and endless scrolling distract students from studying, resulting in poor concentration, reduced productivity, and lower grades. Teenagers often sacrifice sleep to stay online, which further impairs cognitive function and memory retention.
Thirdly, social media fosters superficial relationships and cyberbullying. While it connects people, interactions are often shallow, and anonymous comments enable harassment that can cause severe emotional distress.
In conclusion, although social media offers connectivity and information, its excessive use poses serious threats to teenagers' mental well-being, academic success, and emotional health. Therefore, strict parental supervision, time limits, and digital literacy education are urgently needed to mitigate these negative effects.
The word "curated" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to …
Spontaneous
Publicly shared without modification
Naturally occurring
Randomly generated
Carefully selected and edited
Read the following text carefully!
The Negative Impacts of Excessive Social Media Use on Teenagers
Nowadays, social media platforms have become an integral part of teenagers' daily lives. However, excessive use of these platforms brings more harm than benefit to young users.
Firstly, prolonged exposure to social media significantly contributes to mental health issues. Constant comparison with curated, idealized images of others' lives leads to low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. Studies show that teenagers who spend more than three hours daily on social media are twice as likely to experience symptoms of depression.
Secondly, excessive use disrupts academic performance. Notifications and endless scrolling distract students from studying, resulting in poor concentration, reduced productivity, and lower grades. Teenagers often sacrifice sleep to stay online, which further impairs cognitive function and memory retention.
Thirdly, social media fosters superficial relationships and cyberbullying. While it connects people, interactions are often shallow, and anonymous comments enable harassment that can cause severe emotional distress.
In conclusion, although social media offers connectivity and information, its excessive use poses serious threats to teenagers' mental well-being, academic success, and emotional health. Therefore, strict parental supervision, time limits, and digital literacy education are urgently needed to mitigate these negative effects.
What is the function of the third paragraph in the text structure?
It elaborates an additional argument about social consequences
It restates the thesis with stronger emphasis
It introduces a counter-argument before refuting it
It serves as the recommendation section
It provides the first supporting argument with evidence
Read the following text carefully!
The Negative Impacts of Excessive Social Media Use on Teenagers
Nowadays, social media platforms have become an integral part of teenagers' daily lives. However, excessive use of these platforms brings more harm than benefit to young users.
Firstly, prolonged exposure to social media significantly contributes to mental health issues. Constant comparison with curated, idealized images of others' lives leads to low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. Studies show that teenagers who spend more than three hours daily on social media are twice as likely to experience symptoms of depression.
Secondly, excessive use disrupts academic performance. Notifications and endless scrolling distract students from studying, resulting in poor concentration, reduced productivity, and lower grades. Teenagers often sacrifice sleep to stay online, which further impairs cognitive function and memory retention.
Thirdly, social media fosters superficial relationships and cyberbullying. While it connects people, interactions are often shallow, and anonymous comments enable harassment that can cause severe emotional distress.
In conclusion, although social media offers connectivity and information, its excessive use poses serious threats to teenagers' mental well-being, academic success, and emotional health. Therefore, strict parental supervision, time limits, and digital literacy education are urgently needed to mitigate these negative effects.
The text mostly employs which type of supporting details to strengthen its arguments?
Personal anecdotes from the writer's experience
Hypothetical situations and general assumptions
Statistical data and cause-effect explanations
Expert quotations and direct citations
Descriptive details about social media features
Read the following text carefully!
The Negative Impacts of Excessive Social Media Use on Teenagers
Nowadays, social media platforms have become an integral part of teenagers' daily lives. However, excessive use of these platforms brings more harm than benefit to young users.
Firstly, prolonged exposure to social media significantly contributes to mental health issues. Constant comparison with curated, idealized images of others' lives leads to low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. Studies show that teenagers who spend more than three hours daily on social media are twice as likely to experience symptoms of depression.
Secondly, excessive use disrupts academic performance. Notifications and endless scrolling distract students from studying, resulting in poor concentration, reduced productivity, and lower grades. Teenagers often sacrifice sleep to stay online, which further impairs cognitive function and memory retention.
Thirdly, social media fosters superficial relationships and cyberbullying. While it connects people, interactions are often shallow, and anonymous comments enable harassment that can cause severe emotional distress.
In conclusion, although social media offers connectivity and information, its excessive use poses serious threats to teenagers' mental well-being, academic success, and emotional health. Therefore, strict parental supervision, time limits, and digital literacy education are urgently needed to mitigate these negative effects.
The writer's attitude toward social media can best be described as …
Completely opposed and rejecting its existence
Strongly supportive of unrestricted usage
Balanced but leaning toward caution due to evident harms
Indifferent, viewing it as neither good nor bad
Optimistic that negative effects will disappear over time
Which of these language features are commonly found in hortatory exposition texts? (Choose ALL that apply)
Modal verbs such as should, must, ought to
Connectives of cause and effect (because, therefore, so)
Simple past tense throughout the text
Rhetorical questions to engage the reader
Action verbs and thinking verbs (believe, support, encourage)
Select ALL elements that belong to the generic structure of a hortatory exposition text:
Description (detailed sensory information about something)
Arguments (explaining why the thesis is important)
Thesis (stating the writer's position or issue)
Recommendation (what should or should not be done)
Reorientation (personal comment or twist at the end)
Which of the following are correct characteristics of a hortatory exposition text? (Choose ALL correct answers)
It mainly describes a place, person, or thing in detail
It aims to persuade the reader to agree with the writer's point of view
It usually ends with a recommendation or call to action
It uses many technical terms to explain a process step by step
It presents arguments supported by reasons and evidence
The Urgent Need to Reduce Plastic Waste in Indonesia
Indonesia is one of the largest contributors to plastic pollution in the world. Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in rivers, seas, and landfills, threatening marine life and human health. Single-use plastics such as straws, plastic bags, and food containers are the main culprits. These items take hundreds of years to decompose and often enter the food chain, harming both animals and people.
The government has introduced some policies, such as plastic bag levies and bans on single-use plastics in certain areas. However, these measures are still insufficient. Many citizens continue to rely on plastic due to its convenience and low cost. Moreover, waste management systems in most cities remain inadequate.
Therefore, it is high time for all parties—government, businesses, and communities—to take stronger action. We should immediately reduce the use of single-use plastics by bringing our own reusable bags, bottles, and containers. Schools and offices must promote eco-friendly habits. Companies should switch to biodegradable packaging. Only through collective and consistent efforts can we protect our environment and ensure a healthier future for the next generation.
What is the writer’s main purpose in writing this text?
To describe the process of plastic decomposition in detail
To explain why Indonesia has the best waste management system
To compare plastic pollution in Indonesia with other countries
To persuade readers to take concrete actions against plastic waste
To inform readers about new biodegradable packaging innovations
The Urgent Need to Reduce Plastic Waste in Indonesia
Indonesia is one of the largest contributors to plastic pollution in the world. Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in rivers, seas, and landfills, threatening marine life and human health. Single-use plastics such as straws, plastic bags, and food containers are the main culprits. These items take hundreds of years to decompose and often enter the food chain, harming both animals and people.
The government has introduced some policies, such as plastic bag levies and bans on single-use plastics in certain areas. However, these measures are still insufficient. Many citizens continue to rely on plastic due to its convenience and low cost. Moreover, waste management systems in most cities remain inadequate.
Therefore, it is high time for all parties—government, businesses, and communities—to take stronger action. We should immediately reduce the use of single-use plastics by bringing our own reusable bags, bottles, and containers. Schools and offices must promote eco-friendly habits. Companies should switch to biodegradable packaging. Only through collective and consistent efforts can we protect our environment and ensure a healthier future for the next generation.
Which of the following best describes the language feature mostly used in the last paragraph?
Simple present tense to explain a natural process
Adjectives describing the appearance of plastic waste
Passive voice to hide the doer of the action
Modal verbs expressing obligation and recommendation
Technical terms related to environmental science
The Urgent Need to Reduce Plastic Waste in Indonesia
Indonesia is one of the largest contributors to plastic pollution in the world. Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in rivers, seas, and landfills, threatening marine life and human health. Single-use plastics such as straws, plastic bags, and food containers are the main culprits. These items take hundreds of years to decompose and often enter the food chain, harming both animals and people.
The government has introduced some policies, such as plastic bag levies and bans on single-use plastics in certain areas. However, these measures are still insufficient. Many citizens continue to rely on plastic due to its convenience and low cost. Moreover, waste management systems in most cities remain inadequate.
Therefore, it is high time for all parties—government, businesses, and communities—to take stronger action. We should immediately reduce the use of single-use plastics by bringing our own reusable bags, bottles, and containers. Schools and offices must promote eco-friendly habits. Companies should switch to biodegradable packaging. Only through collective and consistent efforts can we protect our environment and ensure a healthier future for the next generation.
What is the main issue discussed in the text?
Indonesia’s contribution to global plastic pollution
The high cost of reusable products in Indonesia
The increasing number of landfills across the country
The effectiveness of government policies on waste management
The development of biodegradable materials by companies
The Urgent Need to Reduce Plastic Waste in Indonesia
Indonesia is one of the largest contributors to plastic pollution in the world. Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in rivers, seas, and landfills, threatening marine life and human health. Single-use plastics such as straws, plastic bags, and food containers are the main culprits. These items take hundreds of years to decompose and often enter the food chain, harming both animals and people.
The government has introduced some policies, such as plastic bag levies and bans on single-use plastics in certain areas. However, these measures are still insufficient. Many citizens continue to rely on plastic due to its convenience and low cost. Moreover, waste management systems in most cities remain inadequate.
Therefore, it is high time for all parties—government, businesses, and communities—to take stronger action. We should immediately reduce the use of single-use plastics by bringing our own reusable bags, bottles, and containers. Schools and offices must promote eco-friendly habits. Companies should switch to biodegradable packaging. Only through collective and consistent efforts can we protect our environment and ensure a healthier future for the next generation.
The phrase “it is high time” in the third paragraph expresses…
a neutral statement about current conditions
a suggestion that has already been implemented
a doubt about the possibility of change
a criticism toward the government’s slow response
a strong recommendation for immediate action
The Urgent Need to Reduce Plastic Waste in Indonesia
Indonesia is one of the largest contributors to plastic pollution in the world. Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste end up in rivers, seas, and landfills, threatening marine life and human health. Single-use plastics such as straws, plastic bags, and food containers are the main culprits. These items take hundreds of years to decompose and often enter the food chain, harming both animals and people.
The government has introduced some policies, such as plastic bag levies and bans on single-use plastics in certain areas. However, these measures are still insufficient. Many citizens continue to rely on plastic due to its convenience and low cost. Moreover, waste management systems in most cities remain inadequate.
Therefore, it is high time for all parties—government, businesses, and communities—to take stronger action. We should immediately reduce the use of single-use plastics by bringing our own reusable bags, bottles, and containers. Schools and offices must promote eco-friendly habits. Companies should switch to biodegradable packaging. Only through collective and consistent efforts can we protect our environment and ensure a healthier future for the next generation.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason why plastic waste remains a serious problem in Indonesia?
Many people continue using plastic due to convenience and low cost
Single-use plastics take a very long time to decompose
Waste management systems are still inadequate
Most Indonesians prefer plastic because of its durability
Plastic waste enters the food chain and harms health
The antonym of "particular" in the sentence "She is very particular about her appearance" is:
careless
fussy
demanding
general
sloppy
Which of the following can be considered antonyms of "stroke" when it means praise or flattery (to stroke someone's ego)? (Select all correct answers)
Belittle
Criticize
Compliment
Disparage
Encourage
