MATERI UTBK SNBT LITERASI BAHASA INDONESIA - FRAMEWORK

Summary

In this video, Tutor Yuli explains the key differences and similarities between the 2024 UTBK language tests, focusing on three subtests: PPU (General Knowledge and Understanding), PBM (Reading Comprehension and Writing), and LBI (Literacy in Indonesian). These subtests overlap in content related to the Indonesian language, but each has unique characteristics, such as the number of questions and time limits. Yuli also delves into the types of texts and questions students will face in the LBI subtest, offering practical tips and sample questions to help viewers understand the strategies for tackling the exam effectively.

Takeaways

• 😀 The 2024 UTBK exam will be similar to the 2023 exam but without the Academic Potential Test (TPA).
• 😀 The UTBK test consists of two main sections: Scholastic Potential Test (TPS) and Literacy Test, with a focus on language skills in both.
• 😀 There are three subtests related to Indonesian language proficiency: PPU (General Knowledge and Understanding), PBM (Reading and Writing Comprehension), and LBI (Indonesian Language Literacy).
• 😀 The TPS subtests include 20 questions on PPU and 20 on PBM, while LBI contains 30 questions.
• 😀 The time allocations for each subtest vary: PPU (15 minutes), PBM (25 minutes), and LBI (45 minutes).
• 😀 The UTBK uses an IRT (Item Response Theory) scoring system, so it’s essential to answer as many correct questions as possible to maximize scores.
• 😀 PPU and PBM questions are mainly multiple-choice, while LBI questions consist of multiple-choice only.
• 😀 While the three subtests overlap in content, there is no rigid division of materials between them, all involving Indonesian language proficiency.
• 😀 The LBI subtest focuses on reading literacy, requiring candidates to understand, evaluate, and reflect on texts for both knowledge development and active participation in society.
• 😀 The types of texts in the LBI subtest range from general information texts to literary, science, technology, and social-humanities texts, requiring a broad understanding of various contexts.

Q & A

What are the two main types of tests in the UTBK 2024?

The two main types of tests in the UTBK 2024 are the Scholastic Potential Test (TPS) and the Literacy Test (Literasi Bahasa Indonesia).

What is the key difference between the 2024 UTBK and previous years?

The 2024 UTBK does not include the Scholastic Potential Test (TPA) but instead focuses on the Literacy Test (Literasi Bahasa Indonesia).

What are the three sub-tests related to the Indonesian language in the UTBK?

The three sub-tests related to the Indonesian language in the UTBK are PPU (Pengetahuan dan Pemahaman Umum), PBM (Pemahaman Bacaan dan Menulis), and LBI (Literasi Bahasa Indonesia).

How many questions are there in each of the language-related sub-tests in the UTBK?

PPU has 20 questions, PBM has 20 questions, and LBI has 30 questions.

What is the duration of each of the language-related sub-tests in the UTBK?

PPU has a duration of 15 minutes, PBM lasts 25 minutes, and LBI lasts 45 minutes.

What is the main strategy for answering the UTBK questions according to the script?

The main strategy is to answer as many questions as possible correctly, as the scoring system uses the Item Response Theory (IRT), which rewards correct answers rather than penalizing incorrect ones.

What is the key distinction in the format of questions across the different sub-tests?

PPU questions are multiple-choice, PBM includes both multiple-choice and short-answer questions, while LBI consists only of multiple-choice questions.

What is the general content covered by the sub-tests related to the Indonesian language?

The content covers aspects of the Indonesian language such as words, phrases, sentences, discourse, and meaning. There is no fixed content for each sub-test; they overlap in terms of language-related topics.

What is the primary focus of the LBI (Literasi Bahasa Indonesia) sub-test?

The primary focus of the LBI sub-test is reading literacy, which includes understanding, using, evaluating, reflecting on, and interacting with texts to achieve certain goals.

What types of texts are included in the LBI sub-test?

The texts in the LBI sub-test include general texts, literary texts (like novels or short stories), texts related to science and technology, and social and humanities texts.