15 questions from ATS 2025. Real examination questions for PSLE 2027/2028 preparation.
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In today’s world, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing how students learn and interact with information. Imagine having a super-smart assistant that can lend a (1) when you need help with your homework, answer questions or even suggest books that (2) your reading level and interests. With tools like smart tutoring systems and learning apps, AI can analyse students’ (3) and weakness, providing personalized exercises to help improve specific skills. As a result, students can (4) difficult topics more easily and learn at their own (5). Furthermore, AI makes learning more accessible. With a click, students can tap (6) online resources, no matter where they are – truly breaking (7) the barriers to education.
On top of that, AI inspires creativity by pushing students to (8) outside the box and take creative risks. Whether it is bringing idea to (9) through digital art or composing music, students can express their talents in new ways. AI writing assistants can also start the ball (10) by offering prompts, correcting grammar and recommending words to enhance writing.
Still, there are (11) sides to every coin. AI is not as (12) as it seems because there are instances where it might give wrong information. (13) too much on technology might make some students less motivated to think for (14). Too much screen time can also be (15) to students’ well-being, as it often results in reduced physical activity and weakens their ability to build real-life social skills. While AI offers many exciting ways to learn, it is important to use it wisely.
Adapted from The Straits Times