PERSONAL LETTER - GRADE 11

      What is the letter about?

• Nadia’s childhood

• Nadia’s past experience

• Riana and Nadia’s dispute

• Riana’s and Nadia’s quarrel

• Riana's and Nadia’s experience

“We shared lunches, clothes, joy, and even grief “ ( paragraph :2 )

            The underlined word has similar meaning to

• unhappiness

• pleasure

• gladness

• cheerfulness

• delight

What did they often fight for in the past?

• lunch

• toys

• boyfriends

• books

• friends

What is the letter enclosed?

• further questions about the convention and accommodation brochures

• further questions about the convention and sizable group discounts

• convention information and accommodation brochures

• convention information and request for accommodation

• convention information and sizable group discounts

According to the letter, what Lang Thien doesn’t do for Dr. Luc?

• organizes a welcome dinner for Dr. Luc and Dr. Jean Delois.

• give 40% discount of the convention fee.

• sends several brochures about the hotels

• give information to Dr. Luc’s questions.

• makes a hotel reservation for Dr. Luc.

Dr. Luc is .... .

• the letter writer

• the hotel staff

• the hotel manager

• the addressee

• the travel agent

  Sinta hopes very much that Dito will come to the reunion due to  - - -

      

• an important e-mail

• a problem in the past

• his last decision

• his last contact with Dina

• her last contact with Dina

From the text, we know that - - -

   

• there will be a long time reunion.

• Sinta doesn’t like Dito’ behavior.

• there will be a serious discussion.

• Dito doesn’t want to come to the reunion.

• Sinta has a quarrel with Dina and her friends.

What is the cost of the materials needed to fix the damage according to Mr. Vygotsky?

• Between $1,500 and $1,750.

• Mr. Vygotsky has not decided yet.

• Much more expensive than expected.

• 300% less than Mr. Thomas’ estimate.

• $300 more than Mr. Thomas’ estimate.

            It can be inferred from this letter that …. .

• Mr. Thomas estimated the amount payable to Mr. Vygotsky.

• Mr. Thomas failed to send contractors to inspect the barn.

• Mr. Vygotsky was frustrated by the damage caused by the Hurricane Harry.

• Mr. Vygotsky was disappointed by the estimate made by Mr. Thomas’ adjusters.

• Mr. Thomas estimated higher than what Mr. Vygotsky had expected.