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A. Choice (10)

1. Hello, we are students, … country is Indonesia

a. My c. Their
b. Her d. Our
2. Mary is my close friends, …. Is from…
a. She-Portuguese c. She-Portugal
b. He-Portuguese d. Her-Portugal
3. I come from Brazil and I am…
a. Brazil c. Brasilian
b. Brazilian d. Brazillian
4. The lawyers…. Mary cases to solve today.
a. Has c. Has to
b. Having d. Has
5. Risa… time to accompany me to the museum.
a. Doesn’t have c. Do not have
b. Doesn’t has d. Do not has
6. …. We still … some meals to eat?
a. Do-has c. Does-have
b. Do-have d. Does-have
7. What… you … to drink sir? (waiter)
a. will-have c. would-like
b. would-have d. like-would
8. “ I will …. A cup of tea please (costumer)
a. have c. has
b. had d. like
9. Hi Tuti are you coming to Birthday party… not?
a. and c. or
b. but d. nor
10. I have a cousin named Lisa, she is not so beautiful… She is so kind
a. and c. or
b. nor d. but

B. Mention the shape (15)

1. Mention 2 thinks which has circle shape :

2. Mention 2 things which triangle shape :

3. Mention 2 thing which square :

C. Translation (15)
1. She decided to use the post office

2. Food adds pleasure to our lives, because its flavors are enjoyable
 3. a lot of people drink hot chicken soup when they have a cold

D. Question for self (what do you think?) (15)

1. TV brings news from around the world

2. TV program are mostly negative than positive

3. TV help people relax after their activities

E. Reading comprehension (20)

‘Hello’, ‘how are you?’ “Good morning”. Have you eaten yet?” where are you going?’ these are
greetings people use in different languages when they meet each other. But what is greeting?
A greeting is being friendly to someone. It is a way of being polite. It is also a way of starting a
conversation. In may languages a questions is used as a greeting: ‘where are you going?’ how’s
everything with you?’ but question like these are not real questions. They do not require a full answer
or even a true one.
In English, for Example, the commonest greeting is a question about a person’s health. But we
do not expect the person to tell us about their health when they reply. We do not expect them to talk
about heir headache or backache, if they have one. People reply to these such as ‘T’ m fine, thanks’ or
I’m very well, thanks’.
In the same way, in countries when people greet each other with ‘Where are you going?’ a
simple reply such as ‘Just walking around’ is sufficient. It is not necessary to describe where are
actually going.
Answer these question based on the text above
1. What is greeting defined based on thee text?

2. In what form does the greeting usually being conveyed in many languages?

3. What is the commonest greeting in English?

4. How do the people usually replay for thee greeting/question?.

F. Listening (25)