Sunday, 25 April 2021

LATIHAN PAT 2021

 


   Mata Pelajaran          :  Bahasa Inggris

                                                Kelas / Semester        :  VIII / Genap

                                             

Choose either a, b, c or d for the correct  answer!

1.                  X:  ............................................., please?

Y:  Of course, what can I do for you?

A.                May I help you

B.                 Can you help me

C.                 Would you like to come

D.                What do you think of me

2.                  X:  Let me give you a hand.

Y:  ....................................... I still can do it by myself.

A.                Sure

B.                 Of course

C.                 Thank you very much

D.                No, it’s not necessary

3.                  X:  By the way, are you chewing gum? Can I have some?

Y:  ......................... . Here you are.

A.                Not this time

B.                 This is for me

C.                 Yes, of course

D.                I don’t like it

4.                  X:  Did you break the glass?

Y:  ........................................ I do apologize.

A.                  Yes, I did

B.                 I’m not sure

C.                 I didn’t do that

D.                No, It’s not true

5.                  X:  ............................................................?

Y:  I think the taste is good.

A.                Can you give me a favor, please

B.                 Do you think this dictionary is good

C.                 What do you think of this new appetizer?

D.                How do you feel about going to the movie tonight?

6.                  X:  Would you like to come to my birthday party on Saturday night?

Y:  ................................................... I should go to the dentist.

A.                I would

B.                 Yes, certainly I will come

C.                 Absolutely, count me in

D.                I’m terribly sorry.

7.                  X:  How about  joining the English Club twice a week in our school?

Y:  ........................... I hope we can speak English fluently.

A.                Yes, I agree

B.                 No, thank you

C.                 I think not this time

D.                I don’t agree with you

8.                  X:  You have a beautiful hair.

Y:  ..........................................

A.                Yes, of course

B.                 I don’t think so

C.                 Thank you so much

D.                I don’t agree with you

9.                  X:  ..........................................! You pass the exam.

Y:  Thank you.

A.                I don’t believe

B.                 Congratulation

C.                 It’s not so good

D.                How can you do that

Text for number 10-12

Drama Club

The Drama Club will put on a play called “The Magic Carpet”. All teachers and students are invited to watch the play. Parents will also be invited.

Date  :  June 1st

Time  :  10.00 a.m.

Place :  School hall

Students who are interested in taking part in this play may register their names with Mr. Rudi

 

10.              What kind of text is it? It is an ......

A.                Letter

B.                 Brochure

C.                 Invitation

D.                 Announcement

11.              What is the name of the play?

A.                Mr. Rudi

B.                 Drama Club

C.                 The Magic Carpet

D.                All teachers and students

12.              Where will a play be held?

A.                In the school yard

B.                 In the school hall

C.                 In the canteen

D.                In the class

Text for number 13-16

.......................................

Lurik is a regular house cat. He is an adorable cat. He has an orange fur with white and black spots. I like to cuddle him because his fur feels soft. Every morning I give Lurik milk. Lurik doesn’t like rice, so I give him cat food. Lurik is an active animal. He likes to run around the house. He likes to chase everyone in my house. When he feels tired or sleepy, Lurik usually sleeps on the sofa in the living room or sometimes under the table.

 

13.              The suitable title of the text above is ..................

A.                A Regular House Cat

B.                 An Adorable Cat

C.                 I Have a Cat

D.                A Cat

14.              The synonym of soft is .................

A.                Slippery

B.                 Gentle

C.                 Rough

D.                Hard

15.              The antonym of active is .....................

A.                Wise

B.                 Diffident

C.                 Passive

D.                vicious

16.              When does the writer give Lurik milk?

A.                Every afternoon

B.                 Every morning

C.                 Every night

D.                Every day

Text for number 17-20!

My Football Experience

               When I was in junior high school, I really (17) ................... football. Every Saturday afternoon, I practised in school field with my team and my coach. They were strong and smart players. My coach, Mr. Sentana, was a kind person. But, while he was (18)  .................... us, he was very discipline. He would grounded anyone who came late and not obey the team’s rule.

               With Mr. Sentana, our team (19) ..................... many tournament in many big cities. Our team named after our school, 67 Team (from SMP 67) and we had many fans, too. You know. Ohh, that was so cool. Now, i still love football and have a team too. But my parent (20) ...................... me to pay attention more to my study, football just for hobby.

 

17.              A.        Love

            B.        loves

            C.        Loved

            D.        Loving

18.              A.        coach  

B.        coaches

C.        coached

D.        Coaching

19.              A.        Win

            B.        won

            C.        Winner

            D.        Winning

20.              A.        Warn

            B.        Warns

C.        Warned

D.        Warning

21.              (a)  There’s no hunger in this kingdom.

(b)  The kingdom was ruled by a king.

(c)  Long time ago there was a kingdom in West Java.

(d)  No wonder if their country was prosperous.

(e)  People called their king His Majesty Prabu.

(f)  Prabu was a kind and wise king.

            The suitable arrangement of the narrative text above is ......................

A.             (c)  (b)  (e)  (f)  (a)  (d)

B.              (c)  (b)  (e)  (a)  (d)  (f)

C.              (c)  (b)  (e)  (d)  (f)  (a)

D.             (c)  (b)  (e)  (f)  (d)  (a)

Text for number 22-24

Power Sunblock Lotion

 

·       Packed in a bottle

·       Lotion-easy to apply

·       Price : Rp 28, 900

·       Content :  200 ml

·       Spf 20

·       Expire date 1.12.2017

Power Sunblock Cream

 

·      Packed in a tub

·      Creamy

·      Price : Rp 48,000

·      Content :  250 ml

·      Spf 15

·      Expire date 1.12.2016

 

22.              The price of Power Sunblock Lotion is ........................ than Power Sunblock Cream

A.                Cheap

B.                 Cheaper

C.                 Cheapest

D.                More cheap

23.              The Sun Protection Formula of Power Sunblock Cream is .............

A.                15       

B.                 20

C.                 200

D.                250

24.              What kind of text is it? It is an .....................

A.                Announcement

B.                 Advertisement

C.                 Invitation

D.                Brochure

The text for number 25 – 32!

The Ant and the Dove

One hot day, an ant was searching for some water. After walking around for some time, she came to a spring.

To reach the spring, she had to climb up a blade of grass. While making her way up, she slipped and fell into the water.

The ant was in big trouble because she could not swim. Luckily, there was a dove nearby. Seeing that the ant was in trouble, the dove quickly plucked a leaf and dropped it into the water near the struggling ant. The ant moved towards the leaf and climbed up there. Soon, it carried her safely to a dry ground.

Just as that time, a hunter nearby was throwing out his net towards the dove, hoping to trap it. The ant knew what he was about to do. She quickly bit him on the heel. Feeling the pain, the hunter dropped his net. The dove quickly flew away to save her life.

25.              What did the dove do to save the ant?

A.                It was in the nearby tree.

B.                 It saw the ant struggling

C.                 It dropped a leaf near the ant.

D.                It carried the ant to the dry ground

26.              What did the hunter do to the dove?

A.                He was biting it.

B.                 He was trying to trap it.

C.                 He was trying to shoot it.

D.                He was throwing a stone at it.

27.              At the end of the story …….

A.                The dove bit the hunter on the heel

B.                 Both animals were finally safe.

C.                 The hunter killed the dove.

D.                The ant bit the dove.

28.              What is the purpose of the text?

A.                To inform the reader about an ant.

B.                 To describe the job of a hunter.

C.                 To entertain the reader.

D.                To describe a dove.

29.              What can we learn from the story?

A.                We should help each other.

B.                 Don’t be greedy, or you may lose.

C.                 When there is a will there is a way.

D.                It is wise to plan ahead for hard time.

30.              “…………… she came to a spring.” (paragraph 1)

The underlined word means …………

A.                Water in a pail.

B.                 River in the middle of the city.

C.                 Flood in the middle of the jungle.

D.                Water emerging from underground.

31.              Soon it carried her safely (paragraph 3)

The underlined word refers to …….

A.                An ant

B.                 A leaf

C.                 A dove

D.                A spring

32.              “……… the dove quickly plucked a leaf ……”. (paragraph 3)

The underlined word means…..

A.                Pull something off.

B.                 Push something in.

C.                 Put something out.

D.                Prick on something.

The text for number 35 - 39!

            Angga went to Marina circuit in the morning to join the car race. He arrived at seven and immediately checked up his engine. The race started at eight. At first, he led the race, but it wasn’t for long because suddenly another car hit his car from behind. He lost the race and his car was broken. He was very disappointed.

 

33.              Why did Angga go to circuit?

A.                To watch his friend racing.

B.                 To check up his engine.

C.                 To join a car race.

D.                To hit other cars.

34.              What was the first thing Angga did when he arrived at the circuit?

A.                Checking up his engine.

B.                 Leading the race.

C.                 Starting the race.

D.                Losing the race.

35.              Why did Angga lose the race?

A.                Another car hit his car.

B.                 His car was damaged.

C.                 He was disappointed.

D.                He lost his car.

36.              How did Angga feel?

A.                Cheerful.

B.                 Excited.

C.                 Happy.

D.                Upset.

37.              What is the purpose of the text?

A.                To persuade the readers to go to Marina circuit.

B.                 To inform the readers about Angga hobby.

C.                 To tell about the past events happened to Angga.

D.                To describe the Marina Circuit.

The text for number 38-

BIRTHDAY PARTY

            To: All of my classmates, class 8F Please come to a party

               To celebrate the fourteenth  birthday Of our friend

SENI SEPTIANI

Daughter of Mr.RIDWAN

            Sunday, June 15th

            19.00 – 21.00

            Ponyo Restaurant - Cinunuk

 

 

38.       When will the party be held?

A.        In the afternoon

B.        In the morning

C.        In the evening

D.        At night

39.       Who write the invitation?

            A.        SeniSeptiani

            B.        Mr.Ridwan

            C.        Alifa

D.        Seniseptiani’s friend

40.       To: All my classmates…………..

What is the underlined word mean ?

A.                To a student of class 8E

B.                 To all the students of class 8E

C.                 To a daughter of Mr.Ridwan

D.                To Seni,Kania and Irfan

41.              Sinta always …………. Early in the morning.

A.                Wake up

B.                 Wakes up

C.                 Waked up

D.                Waking up

42.              Reihan and Indra ………… English every Wednesday.

A.                Study.

B.                 Studies.

C.                 Studied.

D.                Studying.

43.              A         : Turn off the light, please!

B         : ………

A.        OK

B.        Really?

C.        I’m not sure

D.        You are right

44.              Luna    : Do you mind if I close the window?

Maya   : …….. and close it.

A.                No, go right ahead.

B.                 Yes, of course.

C.                 I have no idea.

D.                I know.

45.              Nesya              : Could you lend me some money?

Sofia                : ………

A.                No, thanks.

B.                 You are right.

C.                 Sorry, I forgot.

D.                Sorry, I don’t have any.

46.              Weremonthwelastonawayvacation

   1           2           3       4        5        6            7

A.        3 – 2 – 4 – 5 – 6 – 1 – 7

B.        3 – 1 – 6 – 5 – 7 – 4 – 2

C.        3 – 1 – 2 – 4 – 5 – 7 – 6

D.        3 – 1 – 6 – 5 – 7 – 2 - 4

47.              We are tired ……… we still want to continue the work.

A.                But

B.                 And

C.                 Because

D.                although

48.              Maryani buys fruit ….. vegetables at the grocery store.

A.                Although

B.                 Why

C.                 And

D.                But

49.              Ssssstttttt! Mrs. Wida is speaking. Listen to ……….

A.                She

B.                 Her

C.                 My

D.                You

50.              1.         I went there with my brother, Hadi.

2.         She lives in one of the hills in Boyolali.

3.         We took a bus from Jakarta.

4.         Last year, I spent my vacation in my aunt’s house.

5.         Then, she took me to Selo in Boyolali regency.

6.         This place is very famous for its beautiful scenery.

7.         There, my aunt had waited for us.

A.        4 – 3 – 2 – 1 – 5 – 6 – 7

B.        4 – 7 – 6 – 5 – 3 – 2 – 1

C.        4 – 2 – 1 – 3 – 7 – 5 – 6

D.        4 – 2 – 1 – 3 – 5 – 6 – 7

Good Luck ~

Sunday, 18 April 2021

LIFE LESSONS FROM AESOP'S FABLES

 

LIFE LESSONS FROM AESOP STORIES

1. The Tortoise and the Hare: Never Give Up!

First on on our list of  Life Lessons From Aesop’s Fables is the one that everyone knows!

The Story: A Hare is boasting about his speed in front of the other animals and challenges any one of them to race him. A Tortoise accepts his challenge. At first the Hare thinks it’s a joke, but the Tortoise is being serious. So, soon after they begin the race. The Hare runs full speed ahead and to make fun of the Tortoise, he decides to take a nap. The Tortoise keeps slowly going and going. When the Hare wakes up, he notices that the Tortoise is near the finishing post and fails to win the race.

 

2. The Ants and the Grasshopper: Work Hard and Play Hard!

Next, on our list of Life Lessons From Aesop’s Fables is the one that I like!

The Story: A Grasshopper spends his summer singing and dancing, while a team of Ants have worked hard all summer collecting food for the winter. He doesn’t understand why the Ants work so hard. When winter comes, the Grasshopper finds himself dying of hunger and see’s the ant serving up food to survive. He then understands why the Ants were working so hard.

The Lesson: There’s a time for work and a time for play! Just because you don’t think something is important right now, doesn’t mean you should ignore it or put it off. It’s okay to have fun, but make sure your work is done before! Always be prepared for what’s ahead!

 

3. The Dog and the Shadow: Be happy With What You Have.

The Story: A Dog is walking home with a piece of meat in his mouth. On his way home he crosses a river and looks into the water. He mistakes his own reflection for another Dog and wants his meat also. But as he opens his mouth, the meat falls into the river and is never seen again.

The Lesson: It is foolish to be greedy. Everyone wants more! Of course we always strive to be better and have bigger things. But it’s important to reflect on the things you do have and not take them for granted. Because one day you might end up with nothing but regrets of things you could have done.

4. The Crow and the Pitcher: There’s always a way!

The Story: A thirsty Crow comes across a pitcher, which had been full of water. But when it puts beak into the mouth of the pitcher, he cannot reach the water. He keeps trying but then gives up. At last he comes up with an idea. He keeps dropping pebbles into the pitcher, soon the water rises up to the top and his is able to quench his thirst.

The Lesson: Little by little does the trick. When at first you don’t succeed, try, try again! Persistence is the key to solving any problem. If your first solution doesn’t solve the problem, think of another solution. Keep trying until you get the answer. After all, it’s better than doing nothing at all!

 

4. The Crow and the Pitcher: There’s always a way!

The Story: A thirsty Crow comes across a pitcher, which had been full of water. But when it puts beak into the mouth of the pitcher, he cannot reach the water. He keeps trying but then gives up. At last he comes up with an idea. He keeps dropping pebbles into the pitcher, soon the water rises up to the top and his is able to quench his thirst.

The Lesson: Little by little does the trick. When at first you don’t succeed, try, try again! Persistence is the key to solving any problem. If your first solution doesn’t solve the problem, think of another solution. Keep trying until you get the answer. After all, it’s better than doing nothing at all!

 

5. The Bell and the Cat: Ideas Are Good, But Execution Is Better!

The Story: A family of Mice has been living in fear because of a Cat. One day they come together to discuss possible ideas to defeat the Cat. After much discussion, one young Mouse gets up to suggest an idea. He suggests that they put a bell around the Cat’s neck, so they can hear it when it approaches. All the other Mice agree, apart from one wise, old Mouse. The old Mouse agrees with the plan in theory, but suggests “Who will put the bell on the Cat?”

The Lesson: It is easy to propose impossible remedies. Having lots of ideas is good for problem solving, but having ideas that work is even better. It is never a good idea to boast about an idea, until you know it’s going to work. Remember people want straight-forward solutions, not more problems.

 

6. The Two Crabs: Lead by Example!

We’re halfway through our list of Life Lessons From Aesop’s Fables and this one is really important!

The Story: Two Crabs, a mother and a child are walking across the sand. The mother Crab scolds her child for walking wrong and tells him to walk more gracefully. The child Crab explains that he doesn’t know how to and asks his mother to show him. The mother Crab is unable to walk right herself.

The Lesson: Example is more powerful than precept. Nobody likes it when you ask them to do something that you can’t even do yourself.  Before making unreasonable demands, it’s a good idea to be able to do that thing first. Then you won’t feel stupid for making people do something that’s impossible.

7. The Hart and the Hunter: Don’t Underestimate Yourself!

The Story: A Hart is drinking at a river, admiring its beautiful antlers. He then notices how small and weak his legs look. Just then out of nowhere, a Hunter approaches and shoots an arrow. The Hart runs away into the woods and realises that it was thanks to his legs that he survived. While he is looking at his legs, his antlers get caught in the trees. The Hunter Catches up to the Hart and kills it.

The Lesson: We often despise what is most useful to us. For example I have always hated being quiet. I disliked speaking up in public or hanging out with friends. Later on, I realised that being quiet means that when you speak, more people listen to your ideas. And in actual fact people prefer hanging out with quieter people, due to the closer relationships you can form with them. So you see, our greatest weaknesses can also be our strengths. A way of us fitting into the world.

8. The Lion, the Ass, and the Fox: Learn from the Failures of Others.

The Story: A Lion, Fox and Ass are all hunting together. They all gathered a huge amount of food and now had to decide how to divide it. The Lion asked the Ass to divide the food. So the Ass chose to divide the potions equally. This made the Lion, the king of beasts angry and with his paw he killed the Ass. The Lion then asked the Fox to divide the food. The Fox wasted no time. He quickly gave a huge heap to the Lion and only kept a small portion to himself. The Lion asked the Fox, who taught you to divide so fairly? The Fox replies, I learned from the Ass.

The Lesson: Learn from the misfortunes of others. Failure in life is okay, as long as you learn from it. Take a look at the mistakes of others and take note. It’s always important to reflect on what you could have done better or what steps you could avoid in the future.

 

9. The Lion and the Mouse: No act of kindness is Ever Wasted.

The Story: A Lion is fast asleep until a Mouse wakes him up. The Lion opens his big jaw to swallow him. But the Mouse begs the Lion to think again, as he may become useful in the future. The Lion laughs the idea off and lets him go. Sometime later, the Lion is caught in a trap by some Hunters. At that moment the same little Mouse walks by and notices the Lion trapped. He walks up and chews the rope to free the Lion. The Mouse smiles and says, was I not right?

The Lesson: Little friends may prove great friends. You never know who will prove to be useful in the future. It is best to maintain great relationships with everyone and to be kind to all. You never know where your kindness could lead you!


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