READING PAST TENSE

READING PAST TENSE

By Roma Mukarromah

Multiple Choice

Hey look! (1) They are playing marbles. (2) It was my favorite game in primary school. (3) I played marbles every day. (4) But now I never play marbles anymore. (5) I have so many things to do at home and at school. (6) Did you play marbles too?

you can find simple present tense at the sentence number ....

• 1 and 2

• 4 and 5

• 3 and 6

Multiple Choice

Hey look! (1) They are playing marbles. (2) It was my favorite game in primary school. (3) I played marbles every day. (4) But now I never play marbles anymore. (5) I have so many things to do at home and at school. (6) Did you play marbles too?

Why does he never play marble anymore?

• because he is too busy

• becuase he is not kid anymore

• because he has another game that is more interesting

Multiple Choice

Hey look! (1) They are playing marbles. (2) It was my favorite game in primary school. (3) I played marbles every day. (4) But now I never play marbles anymore. (5) I have so many things to do at home and at school. (6) Did you play marbles too?

The last sentence "did you play marbles too?" implies that ....

• he asks his friend whether or not he likes to play the marble now

• he asks his friend whether or not he plays the marble

• he asks his friend whether or not he played the marble when he was in primary school

Multiple Choice

I did not like Math because the teacher did not explain it clearly. But now it is my favorite subject because Mr. Sihombing explains it clearly.

The text implies that ...

• The Math teacher was very good in teaching.

• The Math teacher was not good in explaining during his primary school.

• Now he does not have a good Math teacher.

Multiple Choice

I did not like Math because the teacher did not explain it clearly. But now it is my favorite subject because Mr. Sihombing explains it clearly.

The underlined word has a closest meaning to

• execute

• ask

• describe