BIMTES BAHASA INGGRIS 2024

Muslims have some very simple then for welcoming a child Muslim father whispers adzan into the right ear of the baby. The baby's first taste should be something sweet so parents may chew a piece of date and rub the juice along the baby's gums. It was a practice carried out by the Prophet Muhammad and is believed to help the baby's digestive systems to start to happen. After seven days the baby's head in shaved to show that the child is the servant of Allah. Muslim’s weigh the hair and give the equivalent weight in silver to charity

Which of the following does the text imply?

• The call for a Muslim baby who firstly hears is the call for prayers (Adzan)

• The Muslim baby's hair will be exchanged with silver.

• A muslim's mother must soon feed their newly born baby.

• Baby's digestion will only start he is given date juice.

Read these sentences carefully

1.)    By the age of seven, al-Shafi’I had memorized the Qur’an.

2.)    Al-Shafi’I was born in Gaza by the town of Asqalan in 767.

3.)    Fearing the waste of his sharif lineage, his mother decided to move to Mecca when he was about two years old.

4.)    At ten, he had committed Imam Malik’s Muwatta to heart.

5.)    His father died in Ash-Sham when he was still child.

To construct a good paragraph, choose the most logical order of sentences among the following choices.

• 5-3-2-1-4

• 2-1-5-3-4

• 2-4-3-5-1

• 2-3-5-1-4

Read these sentences carefully

1.)    Afterwards, he was buried in the famous jannat ul-Baqi cemetery across from the Mosque of the prophet

2.)    However, his family was originally from the Al-Asbahi tribe of Yemen

3.)    To our surprise, his grandfather Malik Ibn Abi Amir was student of the second Caliph of Islam, Umar.

4.)    Malik was born the son of Anas Ibn Malik and Aaliyah bint Shurayk al-Azdiyya In Medina In 711

5.)    Malik died at the age of 85 In Medina in 795.

6.)    Malik was tall, heavyset, fair, white haired and with a huge beard and blue eyes.

To construct a good paragraph, choose the most logical order of sentences among the following choices.

• 4-2-3-6-5-1

• 4-6-3-1-2-5

• 6-4-2-3-5-1

• 3-5-1-2-6-4

Mountains have always been looked upon as conspicuous landforms, characterized by lofty protrusions above their surroundings, high peaks, and steep sides. However, the Quran accurately describes mountains as stabilizers for the Earth, that hold their outer surface firmly, lest they should shake with us, and as pickets (or pegs) which hold the surface downwardly as a means of fixation. "Have we not made the earth an expanse, and the mountains as stakes?" (78:6-7) and "And God cast into the ground mountains standing so that it does not shake with you."

What is the subject of this passage?

• the earth

• stabilizers

• the mountains

• the Quran

Mountains have always been looked upon as conspicuous landforms, characterized by lofty protrusions above their surroundings, high peaks, and steep sides. However, the Quran accurately describes mountains as stabilizers for the Earth, that hold their outer surface firmly, lest they should shake with us, and as pickets (or pegs) which hold the surface downwardly as a means of fixation. "Have we not made the earth an expanse, and the mountains as stakes?" (78:6-7) and "And God cast into the ground mountains standing so that it does not shake with you."

What becomes stabilizers for the earth?

• the earth itself

• the mountains

• landforms

• lofty protrusions

Mountains have always been looked upon as conspicuous landforms, characterized by lofty protrusions above their surroundings, high peaks, and steep sides. However, the Quran accurately describes mountains as stabilizers for the Earth, that hold their outer surface firmly, lest they should shake with us, and as pickets (or pegs) which hold the surface downwardly as a means of fixation. "Have we not made the earth an expanse, and the mountains as stakes?" (78:6-7) and "And God cast into the ground mountains standing so that it does not shake with you."

Which word means the same as describes?   

• mixes up

• hides

• ignores

• depicts

Before my sister…..................to school, she….....................breakfast with me this morning.

• Has gone - has

• Went - had     

• goes - had

• Went – had had

“I would rather have graduated from the University of New York last year.”

The sentence means that I ______ from the University of New York last year.

• wouldn’t graduate

• won’t graduate

• don’t graduate

• didn’t graduate

Nisa: Why does our village always get flood as peak rainy season approaches? What should we do?

Fathur: ...........

• I think we should clean the river from trashes

• We should go fishing when the flood comes

• Great! We can swim together

• You have to discuss it with your teacher

Our aunt…...........We sent a letter a week ago came to visit us yesterday.

• who

• whom

• what

• which