Latihan Asat Kelas 7

Front

My brother and I .... at the park yesterday.

Back

were

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'were' because it indicates a past action involving multiple subjects ('My brother and I') that occurred yesterday. 'Am', 'is', and 'are' are present tense and do not fit the context.

Front

The cat .... hungry and tried to find food in the kitchen two hours ago.

Back

was

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'was' because the sentence refers to a past event ('two hours ago'). 'Is' and 'are' indicate present tense, while 'were' is plural, which does not fit the singular subject 'the cat'.

Front

They ..... very excited about the school trip last week.

Back

was

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'were' because it agrees with the plural subject 'they' and indicates a past event. The sentence refers to their excitement about a trip that occurred last week.

Front

My parents / at home / last night

Back

My parents weren't at home last night.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'My parents weren't at home last night.' because 'weren't' is the contraction of 'were not', which is appropriate for plural subjects like 'parents'. The other options use incorrect forms.

Front

She / tired / after the long journey.

Back

She wasn't tired after the long journey.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'She wasn't tired after the long journey.' because it uses the correct past tense form 'wasn't' to indicate that she was not tired after the journey, aligning with the context of the sentence.

Front

The students / in the library / a moment ago.

Back

The students weren't in the library a moment ago.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'The students weren't in the library a moment ago.' because 'weren't' is the proper negative form of 'were' for plural subjects like 'students' in the past tense.

Front

Where (7) you born?

Back

was

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'was' because it is used for singular subjects in the past tense. The question asks about a specific time in the past (where you were born), making 'was' the appropriate verb form.

Front

I (8) born in Surabaya.

Back

was

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'was' because it indicates a past event. The sentence refers to a time when the speaker was born, which is in the past, making 'was' the appropriate verb form.

Front

When (9) you move to Jakarta?

Back

did

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'did' because the question refers to a past event (moving to Jakarta). 'Did' is the past tense auxiliary verb used for questions, while 'do', 'are', and 'were' do not fit the context.

Front

Complete the sentence: We (10) here five years ago.

Back

moved

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'moved' because the sentence refers to a completed action in the past, specifically five years ago. 'Move' and 'moves' are present tense, while 'moving' is a continuous form, making 'moved' the only suitable option.