AI is increasingly used in various areas of life, including the workplace. While some support this development, others express concern. Below are arguments for and against the use of AI at work.

Supporters present three main points. First, efficiency and productivity. AI can handle repetitive, monotonous tasks without fatigue, allowing employees to focus on more complex and creative work. This increases output and saves time. Second, better decision- making. AI can analyze vast amounts of data quickly, identifying patterns and trends that help managers make informed, data-driven decisions. This leads to more accurate forecasts, improved employee engagement, and better overall results. Third, learning and development. AI can enhance employee engagement by offering personalized training. AI systems can detect skill gaps and recommend tailored programs, helping employees grow. This benefits both workers—by boosting confidence and capability—and companies—by fostering more skilled, loyal, and satisfied staff.

Critics, however, raise several concerns. First, job displacement. As AI takes over tasks once handled by humans, there’s growing fear of job loss, causing stress among workers. Second, lack of human touch. Despite its capabilities, AI cannot replicate the empathy, emotional intelligence, and connection offered by human leaders—essential in many roles. Third, ethical and privacy issues. Concerns about data use require clear policies to ensure fairness, transparency, and respect for privacy, maintaining employee trust.

Conclusion: AI should be used in the workplace, but with proper regulations to maximize benefits and minimize risks. A cautious, well- planned approach is essential for the future

No Soal	1
Kompetensi	Pemahaman Tekstual: mampu memahami informasi yang secara eksplisit disebutkan dalam teks, mengelompokkan, menyusun ulang, dan menyajikan kembali informasi secara sistematis
Sub Kompetensi	Mampu mengelompokkan argumen, fakta, dan pendapat dalam teks berdasarkan kategori atau pola penyajian tertentu
Bentuk Soal	PGK Kategori
Kunci	Industry Sector: A. Yes B. Yes C. No

Based on the information given, Which industry sectors are heavily impacted by AI?

Click the Yes or No option for each statement!

#	Pernyataan	Yes	No
A.	Information and communication
B.	Financial and insurance activities
C.	Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries

AI is increasingly used in various areas of life, including the workplace. While some support this development, others express concern. Below are arguments for and against the use of AI at work.

Supporters present three main points. First, efficiency and productivity. AI can handle repetitive, monotonous tasks without fatigue, allowing employees to focus on more complex and creative work. This increases output and saves time. Second, better decision- making. AI can analyze vast amounts of data quickly, identifying patterns and trends that help managers make informed, data-driven decisions. This leads to more accurate forecasts, improved employee engagement, and better overall results. Third, learning and development. AI can enhance employee engagement by offering personalized training. AI systems can detect skill gaps and recommend tailored programs, helping employees grow. This benefits both workers—by boosting confidence and capability—and companies—by fostering more skilled, loyal, and satisfied staff.

Critics, however, raise several concerns. First, job displacement. As AI takes over tasks once handled by humans, there’s growing fear of job loss, causing stress among workers. Second, lack of human touch. Despite its capabilities, AI cannot replicate the empathy, emotional intelligence, and connection offered by human leaders—essential in many roles. Third, ethical and privacy issues. Concerns about data use require clear policies to ensure fairness, transparency, and respect for privacy, maintaining employee trust.

Conclusion: AI should be used in the workplace, but with proper regulations to maximize benefits and minimize risks. A cautious, well- planned approach is essential for the future

No Soal	2
Kompetensi	Pemahaman Inferensial: Mampu mengidentifikasi/ menyimpulkan informasi tersirat dalam teks, serta menghubungkannya dengan pengetahuan dan pengalaman yang relevan
Sub Kompetensi	Menyimpulkan topik, ide pokok/gagasan utama, makna, target pembaca, tujuan penulisan teks, atau pesan moral yang tidak secara eksplisit dinyatakan dalam teks
Bentuk Soal	Pilihan Ganda (PG)
Kunci	A

Paragraph two mainly discussed AI as…

AI is increasingly used in various areas of life, including the workplace. While some support this development, others express concern. Below are arguments for and against the use of AI at work.

Supporters present three main points. First, efficiency and productivity. AI can handle repetitive, monotonous tasks without fatigue, allowing employees to focus on more complex and creative work. This increases output and saves time. Second, better decision- making. AI can analyze vast amounts of data quickly, identifying patterns and trends that help managers make informed, data-driven decisions. This leads to more accurate forecasts, improved employee engagement, and better overall results. Third, learning and development. AI can enhance employee engagement by offering personalized training. AI systems can detect skill gaps and recommend tailored programs, helping employees grow. This benefits both workers—by boosting confidence and capability—and companies—by fostering more skilled, loyal, and satisfied staff.

Critics, however, raise several concerns. First, job displacement. As AI takes over tasks once handled by humans, there’s growing fear of job loss, causing stress among workers. Second, lack of human touch. Despite its capabilities, AI cannot replicate the empathy, emotional intelligence, and connection offered by human leaders—essential in many roles. Third, ethical and privacy issues. Concerns about data use require clear policies to ensure fairness, transparency, and respect for privacy, maintaining employee trust.

Conclusion: AI should be used in the workplace, but with proper regulations to maximize benefits and minimize risks. A cautious, well- planned approach is essential for the future

No Soal	3
Kompetensi	Evaluasi dan Apresiasi: Mampu menilai kualitas argumen, keakuratan informasi, serta menanggapi teks secara kritis berdasarkan sudut pandang logis dan objektif
Sub Kompetensi	Mampu memberikan opini atau refleksi mengenai isi teks dari sudut pandang yang berbeda
Bentuk Soal	PGK MCMA
Kunci	Pernyataan 1 dan Pernyataan 5

According to the text, as a student who will soon join the workforce, what should you do to compete with AI?

There is more than one correct answer. Click on every correct answer!

Teks untuk soal nomor 4 s.d. 6!
In recent years, the world has seen a big change in how people pay
for things. More and more people, especially young ones, prefer using
digital payment methods like e-wallets, mobile banking, and
contactless cards. This new trend has given rise to what many call the
“cashless generation.”
One main reason for this shift is convenience. Paying with a phone or
card is faster and easier than carrying coins and bills. People can now
buy food, shop online, or even pay for public transport with just a tap.
It also helps reduce the risk of theft since there is no physical money
to lose.
Another reason is the growth of technology. With smartphones
becoming common and the internet being more available, digital
payments have become part of daily life. Many schools and cafes now
even refuse to accept cash, encouraging young people to adapt to this
modern lifestyle.
However, there are some concerns. Some people argue that going
cashless can exclude older generations or those who do not have
access to smartphones or bank accounts. Others worry about privacy
and security, as digital payments can be tracked and hacked.
Despite these issues, the cashless trend continues to grow.
Governments and businesses are working to make digital payments
more secure and more available to everyone. It seems likely that the
future will be even more digital.
In conclusion, the cashless generation represents a big change in how
we handle money. While there are both advantages and
disadvantages, it is clear that cashless payments offer many benefits
in terms of speed and convenience. As long as we ensure that everyone
can join this movement, the cashless future could be a smart and
inclusive one.

No Soal	4
Kompetensi	Pemahaman Tekstual: mampu memahami informasi yang secara eksplisit disebutkan dalam teks, mengelompokkan, menyusun ulang, dan menyajikan kembali informasi secara sistematis
Sub Kompetensi	Mampu menemukan atau mengidentifikasi gagasan utama serta informasi penting yang secara eksplisit disebutkan dalam teks
Bentuk Soal	PGK MCMA
Kunci	Pernyataan 1 dan Pernyataan 2

According to the text, what are the main reasons why many people are going cashless?

Teks untuk soal nomor 4 s.d. 6!
In recent years, the world has seen a big change in how people pay
for things. More and more people, especially young ones, prefer using
digital payment methods like e-wallets, mobile banking, and
contactless cards. This new trend has given rise to what many call the
“cashless generation.”
One main reason for this shift is convenience. Paying with a phone or
card is faster and easier than carrying coins and bills. People can now
buy food, shop online, or even pay for public transport with just a tap.
It also helps reduce the risk of theft since there is no physical money
to lose.
Another reason is the growth of technology. With smartphones
becoming common and the internet being more available, digital
payments have become part of daily life. Many schools and cafes now
even refuse to accept cash, encouraging young people to adapt to this
modern lifestyle.
However, there are some concerns. Some people argue that going
cashless can exclude older generations or those who do not have
access to smartphones or bank accounts. Others worry about privacy
and security, as digital payments can be tracked and hacked.
Despite these issues, the cashless trend continues to grow.
Governments and businesses are working to make digital payments
more secure and more available to everyone. It seems likely that the
future will be even more digital.
In conclusion, the cashless generation represents a big change in how
we handle money. While there are both advantages and
disadvantages, it is clear that cashless payments offer many benefits
in terms of speed and convenience. As long as we ensure that everyone
can join this movement, the cashless future could be a smart and
inclusive one.

No Soal	5
Kompetensi	Evaluasi dan Apresiasi: Mampu menilai kualitas argumen, keakuratan informasi, serta menanggapi teks secara kritis berdasarkan sudut pandang logis dan objektif
Sub Kompetensi	Mampu memberikan opini atau refleksi mengenai isi teks dari sudut pandang yang berbeda
Bentuk Soal	PGK MCMA
Kunci	A,D

Who is the author writing this text for?

Teks untuk soal nomor 4 s.d. 6!
In recent years, the world has seen a big change in how people pay
for things. More and more people, especially young ones, prefer using
digital payment methods like e-wallets, mobile banking, and
contactless cards. This new trend has given rise to what many call the
“cashless generation.”
One main reason for this shift is convenience. Paying with a phone or
card is faster and easier than carrying coins and bills. People can now
buy food, shop online, or even pay for public transport with just a tap.
It also helps reduce the risk of theft since there is no physical money
to lose.
Another reason is the growth of technology. With smartphones
becoming common and the internet being more available, digital
payments have become part of daily life. Many schools and cafes now
even refuse to accept cash, encouraging young people to adapt to this
modern lifestyle.
However, there are some concerns. Some people argue that going
cashless can exclude older generations or those who do not have
access to smartphones or bank accounts. Others worry about privacy
and security, as digital payments can be tracked and hacked.
Despite these issues, the cashless trend continues to grow.
Governments and businesses are working to make digital payments
more secure and more available to everyone. It seems likely that the
future will be even more digital.
In conclusion, the cashless generation represents a big change in how
we handle money. While there are both advantages and
disadvantages, it is clear that cashless payments offer many benefits
in terms of speed and convenience. As long as we ensure that everyone
can join this movement, the cashless future could be a smart and
inclusive one.

No Soal	6
Kompetensi	Evaluasi dan Apresiasi: Mampu menilai kualitas argumen, keakuratan informasi, serta menanggapi teks secara kritis berdasarkan sudut pandang logis dan objektif
Sub Kompetensi	Mampu memberikan opini atau refleksi mengenai isi teks dari sudut pandang yang berbeda
Bentuk Soal	Pilihan Ganda (PG)
Kunci	E

How does the writer present different viewpoints about the topic?

Teks untuk soal nomor 7 s.d. 10!

Smart Spending and Consumer Awareness

In today’s world, where people encounter many kinds of goods and services every day, it is important to learn how to spend money in a smart way. Smart spending means using money carefully and with a plan. This idea is part of something broader called financial literacy, which helps people make good decisions about their money.

Smart spending starts with understanding the difference between needs and wants. Needs are things people must have to live, like food, water, and shelter. Wants are things people like to have but can live without, such as new clothes, phones, or eating out. People who understand this can manage their money more effectively.

Another aspect of smart spending is planning. Before buying something, it is helpful to make a list or create a budget. A budget is a simple plan that shows how much money comes in and how much goes out. It helps people avoid overspending or buying things they do not really need. This allows them to save money for the future or for something important, like education or housing.

Being a smart consumer also means being aware of how companies try to persuade people to buy more. Many stores use strategies such as big signs, sales, and colorful advertisements to make people feel they need to buy something. Sometimes, people buy things without thinking carefully. This is called impulse buying. A smart buyer will pause and think before making a purchase. They might ask, “Do I really need this? Is this the best price?”

In the academic context, students can practice smart spending in daily life—for example, when buying food at school, getting school supplies, or saving their allowance. Students who learn this skill early will be better prepared to manage their money as they grow up.

In short, smart spending and consumer awareness help people make better decisions with their money. With good habits and thoughtful planning, anyone can learn to use money wisely and avoid financial problems in the future.

No Soal	7
Kompetensi	Pemahaman Tekstual: mampu memahami informasi yang secara eksplisit disebutkan dalam teks, mengelompokkan, menyusun ulang, dan menyajikan kembali informasi secara sistematis
Sub Kompetensi	Menemukan/mengidentifikasi informasi: mampu menemukan atau mengidentifikasi gagasan utama serta informasi penting yang secara eksplisit disebutkan dalam teks
Bentuk Soal	Pilihan Ganda (PG)
Kunci	C

According to the text, the purpose of a budget is to ….

Teks untuk soal nomor 7 s.d. 10!

Smart Spending and Consumer Awareness

In today’s world, where people encounter many kinds of goods and services every day, it is important to learn how to spend money in a smart way. Smart spending means using money carefully and with a plan. This idea is part of something broader called financial literacy, which helps people make good decisions about their money.

Smart spending starts with understanding the difference between needs and wants. Needs are things people must have to live, like food, water, and shelter. Wants are things people like to have but can live without, such as new clothes, phones, or eating out. People who understand this can manage their money more effectively.

Another aspect of smart spending is planning. Before buying something, it is helpful to make a list or create a budget. A budget is a simple plan that shows how much money comes in and how much goes out. It helps people avoid overspending or buying things they do not really need. This allows them to save money for the future or for something important, like education or housing.

Being a smart consumer also means being aware of how companies try to persuade people to buy more. Many stores use strategies such as big signs, sales, and colorful advertisements to make people feel they need to buy something. Sometimes, people buy things without thinking carefully. This is called impulse buying. A smart buyer will pause and think before making a purchase. They might ask, “Do I really need this? Is this the best price?”

In the academic context, students can practice smart spending in daily life—for example, when buying food at school, getting school supplies, or saving their allowance. Students who learn this skill early will be better prepared to manage their money as they grow up.

In short, smart spending and consumer awareness help people make better decisions with their money. With good habits and thoughtful planning, anyone can learn to use money wisely and avoid financial problems in the future.

No Soal	8
Kompetensi	Pemahaman Tekstual: mampu memahami informasi yang secara eksplisit disebutkan dalam teks, mengelompokkan, menyusun ulang, dan menyajikan kembali informasi secara sistematis
Sub Kompetensi	Meringkas: mampu menyajikan kembali isi teks secara ringkas dengan tetap mempertahankan gagasan utama dan argumen kunci
Bentuk Soal	Pilihan Ganda (PG)
Kunci	E

What is the best summary of the text?

Teks untuk soal nomor 7 s.d. 10!

Smart Spending and Consumer Awareness

In today’s world, where people encounter many kinds of goods and services every day, it is important to learn how to spend money in a smart way. Smart spending means using money carefully and with a plan. This idea is part of something broader called financial literacy, which helps people make good decisions about their money.

Smart spending starts with understanding the difference between needs and wants. Needs are things people must have to live, like food, water, and shelter. Wants are things people like to have but can live without, such as new clothes, phones, or eating out. People who understand this can manage their money more effectively.

Another aspect of smart spending is planning. Before buying something, it is helpful to make a list or create a budget. A budget is a simple plan that shows how much money comes in and how much goes out. It helps people avoid overspending or buying things they do not really need. This allows them to save money for the future or for something important, like education or housing.

Being a smart consumer also means being aware of how companies try to persuade people to buy more. Many stores use strategies such as big signs, sales, and colorful advertisements to make people feel they need to buy something. Sometimes, people buy things without thinking carefully. This is called impulse buying. A smart buyer will pause and think before making a purchase. They might ask, “Do I really need this? Is this the best price?”

In the academic context, students can practice smart spending in daily life—for example, when buying food at school, getting school supplies, or saving their allowance. Students who learn this skill early will be better prepared to manage their money as they grow up.

In short, smart spending and consumer awareness help people make better decisions with their money. With good habits and thoughtful planning, anyone can learn to use money wisely and avoid financial problems in the future.

No Soal	9
Kompetensi	Evaluasi dan Apresiasi: mampu menilai kualitas argumen, keakuratan informasi, serta menanggapi teks secara kritis berdasarkan sudut pandang logis dan objektif
Sub Kompetensi	Menilai fakta atau opini: mampu mengevaluasi fakta atau opini dalam teks berdasarkan bukti-bukti pendukung yang disajikan penulis
Bentuk Soal	PGK MCMA
Kunci	A, C, dan E

Which of the following opinions are supported by strong reasoning or examples in the text?

There is more than one correct answer. Click on every correct answer!

Teks untuk soal nomor 7 s.d. 10!

Smart Spending and Consumer Awareness

In today’s world, where people encounter many kinds of goods and services every day, it is important to learn how to spend money in a smart way. Smart spending means using money carefully and with a plan. This idea is part of something broader called financial literacy, which helps people make good decisions about their money.

Smart spending starts with understanding the difference between needs and wants. Needs are things people must have to live, like food, water, and shelter. Wants are things people like to have but can live without, such as new clothes, phones, or eating out. People who understand this can manage their money more effectively.

Another aspect of smart spending is planning. Before buying something, it is helpful to make a list or create a budget. A budget is a simple plan that shows how much money comes in and how much goes out. It helps people avoid overspending or buying things they do not really need. This allows them to save money for the future or for something important, like education or housing.

Being a smart consumer also means being aware of how companies try to persuade people to buy more. Many stores use strategies such as big signs, sales, and colorful advertisements to make people feel they need to buy something. Sometimes, people buy things without thinking carefully. This is called impulse buying. A smart buyer will pause and think before making a purchase. They might ask, “Do I really need this? Is this the best price?”

In the academic context, students can practice smart spending in daily life—for example, when buying food at school, getting school supplies, or saving their allowance. Students who learn this skill early will be better prepared to manage their money as they grow up.

In short, smart spending and consumer awareness help people make better decisions with their money. With good habits and thoughtful planning, anyone can learn to use money wisely and avoid financial problems in the future.

No Soal	10
Kompetensi	Evaluasi dan Apresiasi: mampu menilai kualitas argumen, keakuratan informasi, serta menanggapi teks secara kritis berdasarkan sudut pandang logis dan objektif
Sub Kompetensi	Menanggapi isi teks secara kritis: mampu memberikan opini atau refleksi mengenai isi teks dari sudut pandang yang berbeda
Bentuk Soal	PGK MCMA
Kunci	A, B, dan C

After reading the text, as a senior high school student, what can you do to be considered a smart shopper?

There is more than one correct answer. Click on every correct answer!