Pelatihan Persiapan TOEIC Program Bantuan Pemerintah Sertifikasi Bahasa Asing Murid SMK - Sesi 1

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wabarakatuh. Good afternoon. Good

afternoon.

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Waalaikumsalam warahmatullahiam

warikumsalam warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. May

the peace, mercy, and

blessings of Allah be with you too. May

the peace, mercy, and

blessings of Allah be with you too. May the peace,

mercy, and blessings of Allah be with you too. May

the peace, mercy, and

blessings of Allah be with you too.

Alright, thank you to

all my friends who have joined the learning session on the

topic of training on the SMK directorate

for SMK ee students this afternoon.

I see that there are some in class, there are those

who join in the class together, there are some who are

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Thank you for joining this afternoon's event

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so I can see if you're confused

or not. I hope you're

not confused. It's okay if you can't onc

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Good luck to all those who are doing internships.

Okay, great, great. Yes, it's

okay if you're doing homework. Welcome to the club.

Hope you can listen well.

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today's afternoon session. Hopefully those who are currently doing

internships can follow along well. Thank

you for your time.

I will start sharing screen.

Okay,

guys, has anyone ever participated in a

similar training before via

YouTube or

Zoom

for toik?

Not yet.

Not yet. Yes I

have.

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Never, ma'am.

Yes, ma'am.

Not yet. Not yet. Not yet, Miss.

Miss. Not yet miss. Not yet. It's

okay, it's okay. Okay, we'll

study together today, okay? So,

I ask my friends to actively

participate.

Em, if you have any questions, you can answer them in

chatbx.

Okay, so I'm currently muted, my

friends, what's it called? Oh the audio.

Later, if you want to answer

a question or if you want to respond,

you can do so in the chatbox or you can raise your

hand. If anyone wants to ask

directly, please raise your hand. I will

start the afternoon session today. Eh this is the

pre-preparation training for the government assistance program for

foreign language certification for

SMK students in 2026. In this first session ee

on July 13th we will em

recognize or get acquainted with the

eh TOIK listening program part one and two. We

will learn in the listening section,

friends. Today, there are those who have

taken the TOIKI test before,

maybe it's okay to just do a virtual reaction,

no need for what's called unmute. I want to

see if those who have been tested can have their

thumbs

or not?

It seems like someone answered xxx, meaning

not yet.

Okay, it's

okay. Alright.

Nice to meet you guys today.

Good afternoon all. We will start

learning. Before starting, maybe

an introduction first. My name is Dini

Larasati, you can call me Dini. Ee ee

Miss Dini may, Mrs Dini may. Please.

Sis Dini is also allowed. What's the name?

Em, it's easy, yeah. It's okay for those of you who

are doing internships who can't activate

your camera, as long as you can actively

answer or participate. Can

listen to the point. For those who ca

n't join. on Zoom

this afternoon. Please ee enter our YouTube.

So maybe the YouTube link can be shared

by the Zoom host. So,

friends who might want to

rewatch it or if any of your friends

can join in this afternoon, if

you want to let us know, please go to the

International Test Center's YouTube channel.

OK,

so today's agenda is get the test the test.

And we're going to discuss more on what

TO is important.

We will also have a TOIK test format

that we will share together.

We will see it together

this afternoon. We have the listening parts one and

two. Okay, so we will practice in part

1 and 2 of the listening section and finally

there will be a quiz so you guys have to

follow it until the end. If it's

God willing, there will be prizes

for five winners. Okay, yeah, let's

continue first.

Well, this TOIK program is the Test of

English for International Communication.

So, the main focus is on the C,

communication, yeah. This is the global

standard for English language,

proficiency, and communication. And the

target audience is

all of us who are non-native English

speakers.

Okay, like my friends, I'm

Indonesian because my main language is

n't English. So, what is

being tested is the English language skills

of ee for

communication needs in the world of work and

everyday life. Well, the TOIK test is

valid for 2 years from

when you took the test.

So, for example, if you

take the test on August 1st, it

will be valid for 2 years from

August 1st. Well, the

delivery will be carried out

via CBT or computer based test.

So later, friends, it's

very likely that ee [clears throat] especially friends

who are doing internships, who might

not be able to go directly, ee, what's it called away

, we will make the test computer-based

and it will be conducted at school like

that, okay? So, please make sure that your friends

have enough devices or that the school

has sufficient facilities to

conduct this CBT. Well, this

TOIK program is used for several

things, from an institutional perspective, possibly

for assessment. So, as

we are going to do, our

friends will be assessed, their

language proficiency will be checked. Then it

can also be used for evaluation programs,

for example, if there has been a learning program for

a long time and we need to

evaluate it. Well, this is one of the

functions of TOIK to evaluate

programs or progress, the

effectiveness of the curriculum and so

on. It can also be used for

measurement to see EE

institutionally, EE, how is the

English language ability in that institution,

to check the standard and

EE applies globally, using

TOIK. And because friends in vocational schools

focus on graduating, maybe some of them

will go to college, but there are also some who

might enter the industry like

that. Well, then you will need

enough English to be able to work

and communicate well

with your friends in the

company later. So, as a

student, as a tester, you

will need this to have a portfolio,

right? Of course, if you want to graduate,

you want to have a

good EE portfolio, and a good report score,

and it should be valid

globally. That's why TOIK is needed

. For friends who

might be taking a scholarship for their

undergraduate or postgraduate studies abroad, you

can also use the TOIK ee program

for several universities. And

of course, if you have entered a

company, you want to keep moving up the

ranks,

from the entry level, then maybe

become a permanent employee, for example, become a

manager or supervisor, and so on.

Well, that will definitely require testing, right?

Ee will need

better English skills. So,

okay, it will be better, so it is

necessary to have

this TOIK, this TOIK score. Okay,

so that's what it takes, huh? Why is TOIK

important for you? Well, that's it,

I hope you guys can follow along

well today. ee in the chatbox ee I

urge you to only ask things that are relevant

to ee what I am

conveying, okay? So there's no need to

discuss anything outside of this. Okay,

I'll inform you about the prizes at the end

. Okay, yeah. Friends must be

able to respect their friends who have

taken the time to come here to study.

So as much as possible the chat is

related to learning.

Thank you.

Okay. Well, TOIK has been used in more

than 160 countries, for more than 45 years.

So you can imagine how strong

the program is and how widely it is used

all over the world. Du is also used by

more than 14,000 organizations

worldwide.

Well, its function for the organization is

for hiring, recruitment, eh job

assignments and so on. For

educational institutions, eh, it can be used for

enrollment, applying for scholarships and so on,

this eh TOIK program.

Well, this has been used in 80% of the

Fortune Global 500 companies, using the TOIK

score in the IT sector, then electronic

components, motor vehicles,

networks, and communication equipment,

which also use TOIK.

Apart from that, banking, aviation,

telecommunication, chemical, right?

Ee also uses TOIK. Well,

I'm sure that these friends from vocational schools have a

lot of majors, right? They're definitely

needed in industry, right? Well

ee therefore what is the name? very

relevant, very appropriate to take the

TOIK ee test for SMK ee graduates like

that.

Well, we have several families in the TOIK family

, there is TOIK bridge

for beginner to

intermediate levels. We also have TOIK

listening and reading. This is what will be measured and

this is what will be measured to friends,

TO listening reading, eh, what will be tested

to friends. Well, once, for example,

you feel that you have mastered the

listening and reading skills, you might want to know

more about speaking and writing

. There are speaking and writing tests

too, but these are taken separately, not

in the same EE test

like that.

This is the delivery bag in computer

base. The duration is about 2 hours, listening

45 minutes and reading 75 minutes. The score

is from eh 10 to 990 which is divided

into listening 5 to 495, reading 5

to 495. So the total is ee 10

to 990.

Well, this is an example of the certificate score

that you will get

later. So, make sure that the photos you submit

are real photos of your friends

and that the photos are good. So it's

not like it's going to the right or the left.

Follow the examples that are already in the

portal, friends. Approximately

how many people are you targeting? Do you have any personal targets

?

90. Amen. Amen. Amen. 900 plus. That's

good. As high as possible.

Amen. Yes.

Okay, let's

continue, okay? Okay, I hope

you achieve your target. So, let's

try, what is it called? Let's take some

time this afternoon to study it.

Okay. Well, here in the Score Report

we also have an explanation of

what the score of 990 means. What does it mean, what

can I do, what is it like?

Because here there is an explanation of

abilities measured, for example, it can inverges

purpose and basic

context based on information that is

explicitly stated, for example. Well, here's

the explanation. How big a

percentage can you answer

questions that relate to

that ability? Can you understand

details in short spoken text? For example, if

you ask about the time, what time is the

meeting going to be? Hey, you

can answer with a good e like that or

for example, details of where the place is,

what day it is, those are the details, okay?

There is also what is it called in the

reading section, you can make

inference estimates based on the

written text. Well, there is an explanation for

each of them in your score report

. So, every score has

its meaning. And you can see here

what is the explanation? Hey, I got

990, what can I do with listening?

What can you do with reading? Well, this is what we will

see later, what is it called?

Hey, recruiters, what are their abilities like?

Okay, next this is

eh toik em can do level table like that.

where friends can see what

their desires are,

where their targets are. Well, there are many

companies, for example

Pertamina or its subsidiaries, such as

Pertamina, which list

the requirement as 605, because that is the

minimum score for basic working

proficiency, for example. But if

you want to go into aviation, that's right,

the focus would be, for example, on becoming a flight

attendant. Well, especially if you are a

flight attendant, you should

use

English because there will be

announcements and other things that will use

English. Well, ee some

airlines require a

high point score, ee.

And in TOIK, there is no such thing as

passing or failing, friends.

So, whatever score you

get after completing the TOIK, that's

what your score is called, and

there's no such thing as, oh, if you don't pass, then the

score report won't come out, that's not true

. So you will still get the score, ee, the

certificate score, even though ee,

whatever your score is later. Okay.

Well, this is the format of the test eh to

listening and reading. There are a total of 200

questions, huh? E in 100 questions in the

listening section and 100 questions in the

reading section. Well, there are

six photographs. Eh, question response 25. Well,

today we will focus here

on parts one and two, photographs

response. Um, then there are also

conversations in the TOIK test, right?

And we will discuss this

further in the next session.

In this reading section there are also a total of 100

questions.

[clears throat]

Okay. And there are three parts. So the total of

all the parts in the TOIK test

is eh seven parts.

We're going to focus more on talking to

listening to parts one and two.

Okay.

Well, in this listening section, the duration

I mentioned earlier is 45 minutes, right, and the audio

will only be played once.

So, friends, you have to focus on

listening,

ee [clears throat]

because it's different from reading. You can

go back and forth like that, okay? Hey, read it, do the

easy thing first and then the easy one. Well,

in the listening section, you have to

do the same questions as the audio that is

being played, like that. So, for

example, if you are working on number 10, then

do [clears throat] number 10

.

Okay,

there is one four parts question. Aksanya can be

various, [clears throat] can be British,

American, Canadian, and Australian, right? The

high score is 49.

Okay, before we start, don't forget

the information regarding scholarships, regarding what they

call em [snorts]

job ency and so on, you can

follow tok.id

and also ITC.id for further information

and as one of the requirements

for the quiz later, okay?

Okay, we're going to start getting into [clears throat]

what's it called? The TOIK test. For

questions later, ee at the end, yes, we

will have a Q&A at the end.

So

please be patient so I can focus

on

your explanation.

Okay. Well, you guys try to look here

listening part one photographs there are six

questions, yes, only six yes. So later

you will see six pictures and you will

be asked to choose which statement

is most appropriate for the picture.

Okay, if you look at this picture,

can you say what the noun is?

What nouns do you see in this picture?

Microphone. Okay.

Plans. Good.

Wall. Woman he said.

Woman or women? How many are there?

There is a window. Okay, good.

The noun is yes. Pipe he said. Someone

saw the pipe. Okay.

Alright. Now, those are the nouns.

Smoke detector. Yes, you guys are

very detailed. Okay, now you've seen

the noun ee.

If I ask you what the verb is,

what can you say from

this picture?

Talk,

conversation, listen, speaking,

chat. Okay,

smiling.

Okay, good.

Explaining, gossiping.

Okay. Okay. [clears throat]

Recording. Good.

What position are they in?

Steering. Yes. That's also possible. Okay.

Alright. That's good. Thank you. So,

if you look at these photos,

where do you think they are?

Where are they?

Some are in the office, some are in the studio.

Indoor. Okay, good. Indoor. Studio

he said.

Hehe. Podcast room. Office room. Yes.

Okay. In an office.

Bathroom. [laughs]

Okay,

so this is what you see when you see a picture,

your brain quickly

tries to identify what the noun is,

what the verb is, where is it,

where is it, right?

In Batom, he said Fabian. Really?

Okay. If I ask you

[clears throat] to make one sentence

to describe

this photo, would you be able to do that?

If those are the words you

mentioned earlier, right? From the words

you mentioned earlier, can you make one

sentence?

She's talking about me. They're talking.

They're recording a podcast in the

studio. Okay.

They're recording a podcast. taking

talking in the studio. They're recording

a podcast studio. Okay.

Alright. [clears throat]

She's talking in the studio. Okay, good.

Thank you, friends, for answering

this question. This is not the issue yet

. This is just practice. [clears throat]

What about this one?

Can you try to identify

related vocabulary items from this

picture?

What are their verbs? Are they

eating?

Have you started eating yet? Is that a trap

? They are no longer eating, this is the

story.

Okay. Not started yet means not started yet.

taking a picture. Okay.

They're not eating yet. Yes, that's right. Take

pictures, capture. They're texting.

Perhaps someone is texting their friend

.

Hey, look at their phone.

Okay, that's the verb. If the noun is

having having brunch, he said smiling.

What about the nouns? Burger, [clears throat]

cellphone, glass, window. Okay, table,

food.

[coughs]

[clears throat]

Alri, chair he said. Jacket. Good, good.

Sofa mug.

Is there a m? Okay. Yes, there are

sweaters, shirts. Alright. What about the

adjectives?

What adjectives do you see

here?

Happy.

[cough][clears throat]

Bright. Okay. Excited, hungry he said.

Okay, not hungry. Because they took

photos instead of eating it straight away.

Okay. Okay.

Adverbs. Are there any adverbs that can be

drawn from here? Adverbs are

adverbs.

Together at adverbs of time where?

Happily he said. Okay.

At a restaurant, yes.

Okay. For example, if you look at

the weather like this, is it daytime or

nighttime?

Day yeah. That means maybe it's afternoon

or even morning. In the morning.

Okay.

[cough][clears throat]

Alright. Thank you, friends. Let's

try, eman,

so in one picture we can have

unlimited possibilities, eh, sentences that

can be formed from that picture.

So make sure every time you look at

pictures, you try to identify these

items, OK? What are the verbs? Nouns,

adjectives. So, when you hear the four

options, you could what they are called? Guess

so. which is the best of the descriptions

which best describes

the picture.

Okay, yeah. Where is it? Listen to the picture.

What are they doing? What do you see in

the picture? This is what you ask

yourself when you see a

picture. Okay, now

let's practice, okay? Describing pictures.

You can try to predict sentences. Here's an

example. I'll give you an example. A woman is

standing beside the board.

Okay. What about you?

[clears throat]

A man is paying attention to the woman

presenting. Okay.

Three people are listening to the

presentation. Okay. A woman is explaining

the topic on the board.

Okay.

A man is looking at her. [laughs]

Okay. Is it only one man or two men

actually looking at her?

Okay. A woman is presenting the material

of work. I'm watching the boss le the

presentation.

Is it you?

I [clears throat] mean, who is I here?

Zabdan. A woman doing presentation for

the company. Okay. Okay. So, it's

unlimited, right? You can always make up

several sentences based on this picture.

Yeah. To man or paying attention to a

woman.

[clears throat][coughs]

Okay. Alright. So, unlimited. Thank you

for trying to predict the sentences

and let's try. OK, look at these two

pictures. If it's the one on the left,

you might uh, what's it called?

This often happens above, ee,

there are photos of people doing activities like that. Well,

in TOIK itself there are conditions where,

like the one on the bottom right, you

can't see

what the activity is. Emm, there's just a

picture of a room, right? Hey,

what's this called? It could possibly happen

when you are working on

your thesis. So in the image there doesn't

necessarily have to be any

activity taking place. It could just be a

picture of a condition, for example a street

or this, for example a room. So,

you still need to describe I mean I

guess or choose the best description of

the test, right? Alright. So, let's try

to listen to this one. Okay, you guys look at

the picture first.

It's ready.

We will play the audio, okay? If earlier it was

just a picture, we will play

the audio now.

Number six. Look at the picture marked

number six in your testbook.

A.

They're delivering a presentation.

B, they're moving a piece of furniture.

C, they're adjusting a pull down screen.

D, they're connecting a computer cable.

Wow, [cough][clears throat]

365 people have answered. A lot of.

Okay. [laughs]

Wow, that's exciting. BB he said. Okay, let's

see.

Number six. Look at the picture marked

number six.

Well, this is the uh text, the script,

right? But later when you do

the test, of course this won't be there. So

just IBCD because we are still

learning so I will show you the

text. So, for [clears throat]

friends, so that there is no misunderstanding

later when doing the exam,

of course the writing won't be visible

or the text won't appear, the script won't

appear like that. OK,

the right answer is B. OK, yes.

Second one,

listen to the audio. Oops, sorry.

Where should we try the audio? A moment.

All right, this one.

A. A bridge is under construction.

B.

A train has pulled into the station.

C. There are many lanes of traffic.

D.

The people are getting out of their

vehicles.

Leak he said. Okay. I'm sorry. It

happens.

Alright. So, the majority of my friends

answered C. [clears throat]

That's good. Here is the answer. So, you can

understand, for example, if there was an

activity earlier, what was the person doing, like

lifting furniture, like a table. But

this point, it's just like a situation on the

street where there is no

human activity.

The answer is C.

Okay, next one.

Look at the picture marked number two in

your textbook.

A.

A woman is arranging the shelves.

B. A woman is standing at the board.

C. A woman is watering a plant.

D. A woman is washing a window.

Wow, so

many people think the answer is

B.

Okay. Does anyone in B

remember what I said earlier?

What did they say?

A woman standing next to a board. Okay,

let's [clears throat] see.

A woman ising atard. Yes, the correct

answer is B. Because now

you imagine there are four questions, eh, there are

four answer choices. A woman is

arranging the shelves. There is a shelf

behind it, but he's not

tidying or arranging it anymore,

right? [clears throat] this hell of a book

. A woman is watering a plant. There is a

plant in the photo, but is he

watering or irrigating it? Of course

not. Woman opening a window.

You can just scribble this down in

your brain. Because when you're ngjin

toik, there's no such thing as note taking

. So the D can be immediately

deleted, crossed out in your brain because

there is no window image like that,

right? Here, whoever is sure is

definitely wrong. For example, a woman is watering

a, this is also wrong, right? Because

she is not holding water, so it

can be crossed out virtually in

your brain. So, the chance of getting the

answer right is greater

because it's fifty-fifty. Okay,

next one.

Look at the picture marked in your

textbook.

A.

A painting is hanging on the wall.

B.

Some people are eating a meal.

C. The table is being cleared.

D. A lamp is being turned off.

Hmm.

There is E, yes. Does anyone else have an answer

?

The majority here answered A.

Some answered B, some C, some

D.

A B C D yes.

Okay, let's try to check what

the text was?

He said, "A painting is hanging on

the wall." Is there any painting? Is there any?

This is a painting hanging on the wall.

Some people are eating a meal. We can

scribble it in our brain directly. There are no

people, there are no humans in

this picture. So we cross out B. The table

is being cleared. This is also not right

because we are still looking at what is it

called? Oh, those plates. They're

still on the table, so they're not

being cleaned. E a is being

turned off. Even though this is black and

white, we can see that there is a light, a

lamp, above it. So this is

also wrong. Okay. So the answer for this

one is A. OK. A painting is hanging on

the wall. Is there anything that is correct?

You can raise all the correct hands. earlier.

Yeah.

Oh, that's nice.

Congratulations. It is okay. One

of. We are still learning, right? It's okay to

make mistakes. Hopefully, by the time

the exam comes, you will be more used to it.

So, it's not all wrong.

If you can. Amen.

Okay, let's continue.

Thank you for raising your hand.

You can lower your hand again.

Alright, let's move on to the

next part. Any questions so

far? Or if not, let's

try to continue first, then it will be the end

of the question. Alri, so these are

some possible descriptions that

usually will appear on the test

partially.

So, people plus activity like she's

pointing at the paper, they are having a

meeting. This often appears,

eh,

in stoic tests, huh? They are

having a meeting, the woman is

presenting, right? And so on.

Hey, earlier we saw a woman

explaining or giving a presentation.

people plus location. They are at the

restaurant. There are some people on the

street. For example, what was the

example earlier?

M basically there are people, ee, for example, earlier

there were people in the ee garden, right, or in the part like

that, right, while they were riding a bicycle, that

could also be one of the options, eh, they

are at the garden or they are

cycling at the park, for example, for example,

like that, there could be activities and

there is also a location,

okay.

There are also objects plus events or

situations, like the car is being

repaired. OK, the paper is up on the

wall, the book is on the table. For example,

this object plus location is the book is on

the table, for example. There is a

boat by the eh there is a boat by the

port. This is also an example of object plus

location. Okay, [gasp] this is the one that

often comes up in possible descriptions.

Alright. So, that's about part one.

Remember, there are questions and out of 200 questions, this is

part 1, so make sure you answer

these six questions correctly so that

[clears throat] don't make mistakes

in part 1 if possible, so that

the score is good, good enough. So, in

listening part 2 question and response

here there are 25 questions. If earlier

part 1 was only six. In part 2,

there are 25 questions and the options are only

A, B, and C. Previously, it was A, B, C, D,

right? Well, in part 2, the question

and response options are

only A, B, and C.

Okay. Well, in part 1 it's still good, there are

pictures that help you

answer the questions. There was no visual aid in

part 2 at all.

Okay. So, if in part 1 there was a

picture of

ee, in part 2 there is nothing ee.

So it's just the audio, right?

Alright, let's try an example. See

the example, there are 25 questions, yes.

Listening comprehension

sorry quick and logical thinking yes.

understanding questions and statements

and choosing the best response. Here,

the function is for, eh, let's try to see,

for example, from a textbook first, right?

If we were taught in school, it

would be like, do you like coffee, maybe

the answer is yes, I do, right?

E whereas in real life

when we chat with native

speakers, there are lots of questions

that can't

be answered with just "yes, I do it." Do you

like coffee? Maybe someone will answer

like this.

Oh absolutely.

Okay. Or for example, actually I prefer that

. It could be like that.

So the answer is not just yes, I do

or no, I don't.

Um,

guys. Okay, someone answered, "I

like tea, for example.

Does that mean you want coffee?" It

doesn't mean anything if you say I like

tea. Do you like coffee? Oh, I like tea. I

don't feel like coffee or I don't

like coffee, right?

Yes, thank you Amelinda. Friends,

I already said at

the beginning that this is a learning session. So let's

chat

later outside of this session. So, that's

our focus, okay? Many chats come in but they

don't seem to be related to the

topic. Alright. Hey, there are some who even

ask for e-milk. Okay. So,

textbook and real life

implementation could be different. Okay.

So, if you say if you ask do you like

coffee? Oh, no. Thank you. You can say

that or actually I prefer tea or milk like that

. It could be like that too.

Well, this is a very frequent occurrence for

friends on Toik. Eh, words that

sound similar, similar sounding eh

words that actually have different meanings.

The meaning is not the same, but the

pronunciation is similar like this,

effect

or for example this side, this side, they are

all the same way of saying it but the

meaning is different, and the way

they are used is also different, right? The

weather, weather.

These are two different things. Access, access like that

. Most of them sound very

similar. Same sound exactly the same.

However, each of these words has a

different meaning.

The meanings are different.

Okay. Erm, maybe the admin can

host Zoom. If you see that someone's

chat is not relevant, you can just move them,

meaning they are participants. So you can focus

on other friends who want to

learn. Thank You.

Okay, so friends, you can

appreciate your friends who have

taken the time to study. Focus,

don't chat all kinds of things. If there are

many things that are not appropriate, you can

just delete them and remove the participants from

today's afternoon training. Okay, let's continue

. Well, you can know the answers

to all the questions if you know

what the question is, so you can hear

what was asked earlier. Who?

What what when what like that right? So, you

need to know what questions are being asked

.

Okay.

Okay.

Hmm.

Alright. So, you need to know, you can

only answer the questions if you

understand the question, if you

understand or listen to the questions, right? The

types of questions in

part 2 are varied. There are WS

questions, yes no questions, choice

questions, and also

questions.

Okay.

Alright. So these are the samples of

questions. If it's a WS question, you know,

right? Who? What, when, where? Let's

try to see who it is, of course the person who asked the question

is, eh, people

usually ask who. Eh,

the question might be who's

responsible for this project?

The expectation might be what the person's name is

, what their position is, or um,

what's their name? That's how the group is, right? Hey,

who are they? Well, this is the possibility

that you will get, it could be that

the answer is not the same. For example,

"Who's responsible for this project?"

Oh, I'm not sure. Can you answer that?

So, eh, I don't know, I'm

not sure I know the answer,

for example. So these are the things that

can happen in real life. When you

communicate with your friends, you

expect them to answer a name. Answer

with a name, but most of the

time we don't know

who the answer is, right? Or what eh

asking things or actions or

information yeah.

What is the best way to get there

for example? What's in the box? What's

in the box? For example, he was asked

what was in the box. It could be that the hope is

that we hear the answer to

what the object is, what the method is like

or what information is that appears.

Where asks for the location of a place. Where

are the new files saved? For example,

the expectation is eh location. But

the answer could be oh I'm not sure I

haven't been informed like that.

Okay,

when is used to

ask for time, date, duration,

why is used to ask for the reason. Why

was the report delayed? The reason is usually

why, followed by because or du

to blah blah blah blah. What is it often

called? One of the

words that usually comes up is why, and

then there is how. That's it for manner,

method, quantity, condition, and so

on. This how is also very much.

There are how many that can be counted, how

far, how far, how old. So there are

many derivatives of how and the

answers can be direct or indirect.

So, for example, how many participants

are expected to join the session?

I can say, "Oh, it's more than

expected." But I didn't mention

the number, right? Okay. Meanwhile,

I can also answer, "Oh, we have 488

participants joining the session,

right? This is the direct answer. So,

it's so it really depends on you whether you want to

answer it directly or

indirectly.

Unlimited options for answers.

There are yes, no questions, right? Are you free

this afternoon? Do you have, do

you want to drink coffee for example?

That do, does, did. Yes, the kind of

questions that I expect the answer

to be yes or no, right?

Can you help me please? That's right, right? Uh,

this is also a module, usually the answer is yes,

no questions.

Are you afraid this afternoon? If

he answers "I have a meeting," then does that mean

he's free or not?

Not free. Yes.

Because what's the answer? Uh, I have a

meeting. Then he answers "no,

right?" Are you free this? No. That's not his

answer. But he answers "I have a

meeting," right? So he's not ready,

right? Do you prefer coffee or tea

or

what's it called? Questions.

Expected one of the choices or third

option preference. There are also tag questions

. In Indonesia,

usually the question ends

with a word, right, for example, like, "

hey, he's a new kid," "tomorrow we

start school," right? Those are eh

tag questions in Indonesian,

for example. Well, in

English, usually rs

eh, if the sentence is positive,

the question ends with a

negative sentence. For example, "presentation

starts at 10, doesn't it?" Is that right? "

He is ination, isn't he?" Is that right? So,

if the ee statement is negative, the

ee question sentence is positive,

and vice versa.

Okay.

Alright.

Okay. So, now

we're going to have this common

extractors part 2. Distractors

are distractors. So sometimes

you hear repetition in the ee answer section,

or the sentence is

somewhat related, but it's not the answer.

For example, number one, related words,

but it doesn't answer the questions. For

example, "do you does the woman have a

bad CF?" She answered, "oh, the nurse has

the flu." Well, sometimes CF is the same.

Flu is similar in meaning to the occurrence of a

disease that comes together.

But that's not the answer, right? So,

uh, so it's not the right answer. Same

sounding words. For example, like this, "Do

you enjoy driving sports cars?" Oh, I

enjoy sports very much. So it's a repetition,

but um,

what's it called? It doesn't answer that.

Okay, what is happening here on the chat box?

Okay, they can be removed from this chat

box. I did. Okay, you did.

Thank you, Did.

Okay, Friends [sighs] can

we

um, my

kids are

really having fun in this chat box.

Friends can appreciate ee

friends who have come here

well, with the intention of learning. Okay, so

don't be rude to each other.

Okay,

thank you for

reminding each other. Because sometimes

ee, sometimes friends don't

listen to their teachers, listen to

their friends, but it's okay if we remind each other

. Okay,

friends, these are the

future of Indonesia. Okay, later you

will represent Indonesia, represent

your school, represent

your family, Right? So, make sure

you're a good representative,

don't be a bad one.

Okay, thank you.

Okay, let's focus on moving on. Now,

there are similar-sounding words, there are

different ones, but eh, and also unrelated

words. This is very similar in the way of

speaking. Have you met the new staff?

No, it's not the same thing. Okay, staff,

staff. It's a bit similar in the way of

speaking, the pronunciation, but

it's different.

Okay,

yes. That's fine. I agree with Rizki, who said

chat is just answering questions. Nice, nice,

nice, nice. Thank you. Wrong

information. For example, did you go to the

conference? These are yes, no

questions. The answer is no, I will be

busy. But what's different about it is

not answering the question, the question.

That one asks about the past.

Did you go to the conference? But the

answer is no, I will be busy.

It's asked answering the one in the

future. Okay.

Now, let's try this now, we can use

the chatbox and answer it well. Be patient,

wait for instructions. We will match.

Each question, right? What are you doing on

Sunday? Where do you think the answer is

? E B C D E F. So, there

can be two questions.

What are you doing on Sunday?

B and

not just one, you know.

B is the answer. Okay, what are you doing

on Sunday, right?

What are your plans for Sunday? I always

go to my sister's house. That's the

right answer, not the wrong one. F is just another

version. Actually, I don't have any

plans. There are no plans, really. So, B and

F can be or might be the answer for

this. Okay.

Number two, who is going to represent

them at the meeting?

Who is going to represent them at the

meeting?

Who? That means you will expect

something. What if who? He asked.

I heard John was chosen. What's the other one?

They haven't decided yet. Yes, good.

If asked who will

represent? Oh, they haven't decided yet

, right? Or maybe

the answer is, "Oh, yes, I heard

John was chosen." That's the answer.

Last one. How did you get to the

airport? How did you get to the

airport? The

rest of them, of course.

Yes. Okay.

C. Hana gave me a lift or

Oh, I didn't. My trip was put off until

next month. So what? It turns out

the trip was canceled. As for I

didn't. My trip was put off until next

month. Well, does anyone know

what this means?

Hannah gave me a lift. What is lift here?

Yes. A

lift. That's right. Giving a lift.

Yes. Yes. Good, good, good. So, the lift

that we usually know is probably the

one in the mall, for example. Yes,

Nino, thank you. The one in the mall is

also called a lift, but it's different. This is a different

lift. What it means here is a lift.

Okay, good. Let's

continue.

Okay, so let's practice.

Ready? Hopefully you are ready, okay. Well,

later when you do um

Yes. Okay, thank you Andi for helping

translate.

Well, here there is uh this is an example

when you do part

2. Look at it. So just choose the

correct answer A B C. This is the only thing,

you won't see any pictures

or text or questions, right? So

you need to really focus on the audio,

the listening, right?

In the audio, you have to make sure that

you hear and know what the question at the beginning

is, whether it's who, where,

or when. So, let's try this

one.

Ready?

More or less the same as Viara. Yes, that's

right.

Okay, said Mandala. Yes, that's right. Alright.

So, let's start.

I will play the audio. You just answer it

once and send it. So, for example,

number 7, uh, A, for example, question number 7 B,

number 8 C. Now, type it, just wait

until four questions are played, then

you send it. So, don't send them

one by one. Let's see if

your answers are correct, okay?

Alright. So, let's play the audio.

Question number seven.

Number seven.

Where is Miss Garcia gone?

A.

At 3 o.

B.

To see Mr. Jones.

C. No, not yet.

Number eight. When will the building

plans be finished?

A. From the architect. B. Yes, I plan

to. C. By Thursday, I hope.

Number nine. Would you like to go to the

beach today? A.

No, it's too cold for me. B. Better than

the last ones. C. Yes, she did, didn't

she?

Number 10.

Can you help me get to the expressway?

A.

It's a very generous offer.

B. Cream and sugar.

C.

Just follow these signs. Ok

. Ok.

Nah. Ok. Ok. Good. Good. Friends, the

answers are this way.

B. Ok.

Ok. Thank you for listening

carefully. No spamming, he said. Ok.

Alright. So, let's check what

the list of questions was?

Question number

number se

number se

wait.

Number seven

where is

this. Where has Mr. Garcia gone?

To see Mr. Jones, right?

To where? Where is it?

Where did Mr. Garcia go?

Oh, to meet Mr. Jones is the answer.

Ok. At 3 o is not correct because it doesn't

ask when That's right, it's not

a question of time. When will the

building plans be finished?

Okay.

From the architect. No, the question

is when? Yes, I plan to. This is an

example of word repetition. Remember,

I gave an example earlier, there are

distractors. They repeat the

word eh but don't answer

the question. Oops, sorry. So,

plans here, eh, when will the building plans

be finished, right? By Thursday I

hope. So what is being asked is the time.

For those of you who might

not be paying attention because there is a repetition of the word

plan, for example, B is the answer maybe.

It happens, yes. Hopefully, you got the

right answer. Would you like to go to

the beach today? Yes, this is a yes no

question. There are two of C, no and yes. There is A,

no, it's too cold for me. B is

yes, you did. Didn't she? It's also no, it's

not right because it asks would

you? Right? Would you like to go to the

beach today? Yes, she did. Didn't she?

Well, that's wrong. So, yes, no. The

correct one here is A The answer is yes. No,

it's too cold for me. Eh, last one. Can

you help me get to the express way?

Sorry, there should be a question mark. Okay. Eh, the

correct answer is C. Just

follow the signs. Yes, these are yes no

questions. He didn't answer yes or

no, but just follow the

signs, right? Don't ask too many

questions, it's clear. Alright.

Some say is a, said August.

seven.

Okay,

are there all of them correct?

You can raise your hand if they are all correct.

Okay, if one of them is wrong, it's okay.

We're practicing together, today

is practice time. So it's okay to

make mistakes later. Hopefully, I

won't make mistakes on the exam. God willing, I can

answer all of them well.

Okay, good, good.

Next one. Okay, so this is actually the

end of the practice for part 1 and part

2. So, you need to remember in part

1 you have to look, identify

eh what are they called? What does the photo look like

? Em what are the nouns you see

in the picture, what are the verbs Yes.

The subject is who is there,

right? Well, you guys can practice

before the exam.

I'll show you the link for the practice

. And

besides that, you'll also get

ee Smartra. You should have already been

informed by your school, ee

VIC, ee, for access to SmartPra.

If not, we'll

practice together on the 17th. We'll open

the practice together. So you can practice a lot

by looking at the pictures and then trying to answer

them. So, that's about part one. While

part 2 has 25 questions, right? These 25 questions are

question and response. And you have to

practice listening to the questions.

Okay. Em, it will be explained on the 17th.

Okay, yes. I'll inform you how to

access it later. For now,

you can check with your respective teachers. Those

who can't log in, don't worry, be patient, be

patient. We'll practice later.

That's not a test, that's for practice.

So, don't think that the

17th is a test, that's not

practice. We will Give access to ee

what's it called? Study friends, please

follow ee today. So

from the 13th to the 17th,

friends, follow all the sessions

well. Okay,

next,

um

okay

types. What are the types of

questions? There are ws,

yes, focus on the purpose of the

questions. You also need to practice

predicting, scanning the pictures.

I already said, don't forget to

check what the nouns are, what the verbs are,

where the setting is, indoor, outdoor

, in a room, meeting, and

so on. Uh, practice making an

inference, make a guess, guess.

Okay. And e beware of distractors. Don't be

distracted by similar sounding words

like accept, accept, access, access

for example. E, these are examples of

what sound they are called? The sound is

similar, similar sounding words,

but the meaning and what is the name? E totally

different, that's how it's used. Try to

guess. So when you

do TOIK, don't

leave anything blank. So keep filling it in

because. E and if you miss a listening

part question, that's okay, right? So,

eh, don't think about the previous question

because in a computer-

based test, it will automatically advance. So you

won't be able to go back to the previous question

.

Do you have any suggestions on how to avoid

distraction if there are tons of the

same words? Emm.

Okay. Well, here, there's

Mrs. Menik who helps explain ee

for Stoik SmartP, right? Uh,

friends, please join the chat,

pay attention to entering smartp.id

without downloading the application, okay?

Then enter

the data that has been shared with

all of you, to the PCICs for the username and

password.

Yes, it's not an exam but just a

practice test but not actually an exam. Yes.

Yes, that's right, Amelinda, thank you

for explaining.

So remember, this will be on the 17th,

not the TOIK exam. This is just a practical test

.

If you've entered, can you practice on

your own? Please. Absolutely, go ahead.

Well, if for example, if you want to practice, someone

asked, "Hey, I like to go to

distract, Miss. Actually, he

said this, but it's similar

, right?" Well, like it or not, you

have to practice, and what I used to

do was listen to the

pronunciation of a word

in an English dictionary.

For example, if I want to say

work, it's work, right? But

people usually say

work, I work, I work. But actually,

if we know the correct pronunciation,

it's I work.

Walk is similar to I walk.

I work, walk, work. But if

you usually hear the audio of what it's called, right? The

correct pronunciation will make it

easier for you. [laughs]

We walk the talk. So, instead of we what,

eh walk, the correct one is right. Alri.

What's the password for the practice

test?

What date is it? It's back to

school, please check it with your

respective teachers.

Okay, next,

don't forget, friends, to

listen to what you like,

for example, songs, podcasts, or YouTube,

television, watch TV, movies, use

English subtitles to get

used to it. So you know what the

pronunciation is when he

says something like that, right? Emm.

Okay, you can use two lingos too if you want to

learn freely. Here, eh, there are many

free ones, some are free, some are paid.

You can choose, okay. And online learning

can be varied. The more you listen,

the more you will understand vocabulary,

idioms, and also expressions. Alright,

so let's go to the quiz. Okay, this can be

taken with friends on

YouTube and Zoom, okay?

So, are you all ready? You

can ask questions at the end, okay?

Okay, we will open the quiz. Go ahead. Hey,

don't forget, there are five winners who

answer the fastest and most correctly,

of course, because they answered all

correctly and have followed toik.id

and etc.id.

Alright, let's get ready, okay?

Okay, someone asked about accents,

is there a possibility of British examples, eh,

Yoksire, and others? No? If it

's British, it's just British, not the ones

that make it to the end. Welsh or Scottish,

not that far. Eh, British is usually

Australian,

Canadian, and American English usually.

Okay, ready, we'll play. Eh sorry,

we'll

open the link, okay.

Okay, please scan it. You

can also chat on Mas

Adit's link to go to the quiz.

Okay, yeah. If everyone is ready, I

'll play the audio. So, don't

answer yet. Okay, guys. We're

not going to look for the most correct one, but

of course the most correct one too

. So, don't play it yet. If

everyone has entered successfully, I

'll play the audio. I'll give you time.

Those on YouTube can also

join, you can join.

Okay, ready. We'll

play the audio, okay.

Alright. So this is the audio

number 12.

Sorry number five.

Number five. Look at the picture marked

number five in your book. A. The man is

washing the glass. B. The man is gazing

out the window. C.

The man is holding onto the railing.

D. The man is hanging a picture.

Number 12.

Where are you going on vacation?

A. Have a great trip.

B. For two weeks at least.

C. I'm just staying here.

Number 13.

Were you surprised when you heard about

Joseph's promotion?

A.

It's the wrong size.

B.

No, I expected it.

C.

On Friday last week.

Okay,

how is it? Safe?

The answer is not here,

the answer is in the link, guys.

Okay, hopefully you guys have also

[clears throat] answered in the link.

Okay. Okay. We still have five, uh, four

sessions left. So,

there are three more sessions that will get prizes, guys.

So make sure you follow the next

sessions.

Number 12.

Okay. So if you need to look at the examine

handbook, you can download it

from this QR code or go to this link

b.lyy/ Ly eh/ahp updated to

see, um,

what's it called? Examin handbook,

what are the SIO settings like, right? What are

the tests like, and so on,

you can check in the examine handbook. And you

can also Try the sample test. This is a sample

test. So the difference with Smart

Prep is that this sample test only has

a few questions. Little by little, little by

little, so you can practice.

For example, there are only two questions for photography,

and so on. Well, in Smart Prep,

there are 200 questions, just like the Toy

Test. Okay, that's the difference, but

the goal is the same, for you to practice.

Okay.

Alright.

So,

thank you and see you in the next

session. Tomorrow I will be accompanied by

my colleague, uh, his name is

Josuail.

Can we remove this person from the zoom?

Okay,

may I focus on

this session. Alri, how did you feel?

Are you feeling more confident after

we try this

session?

I hope you all find it useful.

May I take

a photo first, maybe the other students use

their cameras so I can see? This is from

TA SMK Cinta. Hello

SMK Cinus OP. Where is this? Hi,

this is your class, it's crowded

. There are also some people doing internships,

they said.

Hello, hello. Thank you for

joining. It's okay, I can't

open the camera while I'm doing my internship. No problem.

You can give me a signal, Mas and Adit. We

want to take a quick photo with our friends

who are already here.

It's okay if you're having

trouble. Go ahead.

Okay, I'll count

1 2

3. The first slide is done. The

second slide. One two

three.

That's three.

Once 1 2

three. That's it, Ma'am.

Okay, thank you to all the friends who

joined this afternoon. See you again

tomorrow and in the next 4 days. See you

next time. Bye bye. Thank you. Peace be upon you

.

Bye all.