MID SEMESTER TEST

Woman: Excuse me? Is the shopping center far from here?

Man: Well, it is far enough from here.

Woman: How can I get to the shopping center from here?

Man: You can take a bus or taxi. It is too far to walk to the shopping center.

Woman: Thank you.

What information is the woman asking for?

• How far is the shopping center from here?

• What is the best way to get to the shopping center?

• Is the shopping center close by?

• How to get the shopping center.

• What is the cost of taking a bus or taxi to the shopping center?

Woman: Excuse me? Is the shopping center far from here?

Man: Well, it is far enough from here.

Woman: How can I get to the shopping center from here?

Man: You can take a bus or taxi. It is too far to walk to the shopping center.

Woman: Thank you.

What does the man suggest to the woman?

• Walking to the shopping center.

• Taking a taxi.

• Taking a train to the shopping center.

• Renting a car to the shopping center.

• Taking a boat to the shopping center.

Dina : Excuse me, sir? Are you busy?

Librarian: No, I am not.

Dina : Would you mind helping me?

Librarian: Sure. What can I do for you?

Dina : I want to take the American history book, but, the book is on the top shelf.

It's too high for me to take the book.

Librarian: Oh, I see. Just wait for a minute. I'll take the book for you.

Dina : Thank you.

Librarian: You're welcome. It's part of my duty.

Where does the dialogue possibly take place?

• In a classroom

• In a bookstore

• In a park

• In a museum

• In a library.

Dina : Excuse me, sir? Are you busy?

Librarian: No, I am not.

Dina : Would you mind helping me?

Librarian: Sure. What can I do for you?

Dina : I want to take the American history book, but, the book is on the top shelf.

It's too high for me to take the book.

Librarian: Oh, I see. Just wait for a minute. I'll take the book for you.

Dina : Thank you.

Librarian: You're welcome. It's part of my duty.

Based on the dialogue, which statement is not correct?

• Dina is a short girl.

• Dina wants to borrow a book.

• The librarian is very helpful.

• The woman is helping Dina to take the book

• The librarian isn't busy when Dina asking for his help.

Udin : Hi, Dimas. Do you want to go to the beach?

Dimas: I don't know. It's too hot to go to the beach.

Udin: Come on. You can wear a cap or use an umbrella. It will be cold enough when you get in the water.

Dimas: Okay, then.

 

(On the beach)

 

Dimas: Oh, no! There are too many people here.

Udin : Don't worry. There is still space for us to rest.

Dimas: I will go ahead to swim.

Udin : Okay, be careful.

Dimas: Brrr! You're right. The water is too too cold for me to swim.

Udin : How about surfing?

Dimas : I don’t know. I think it is too expensive to rent a surfboard. I don’t bring enough money to pay it.

Udin : It's okay. I will treat you.

Dimas Really? Thanks, you're too kind.

Udin : No problem. As long as you're happy enough.

 

Why does Dimas hesitate to go to the beach?

• Because he wants to watch TV at home.

• Because the water is too cold.

• Because he has another occasion to attend.

• Because the weather is hot.

• because he can't swim.

How can costumers see the examples of the sticker designs?

• Visit the shop’s website

• Check the NDH collections

• Ask the shop via e-mail

• Call the shop to deliver the samples

• Visit the customer service at the office

What can the visitors do when they are hungry?

• They can go to the nearest restaurant.

• They can bring their own food.

• They can have meals in the cafeteria.

• They can ask for snacks from the staff.

• They can wait until the next mealtime.

What does the sentence "Event information: in the Library" mean?

• It means the library is hosting an event.

• It means the library is closed for the event.

• It means the library is not providing information about an event.

• It means the library is never providing a venue for the event.

• It means you can find the schedule or run down of event in the library.

Calories aren't bad for you. Your body needs calories for energy. But, eating too many calories- and not burning enough of them off through activity-can lead to weight gain.

Most of the food and the drink contain calories. Some food such as lettuce contains a few calories (1 cup of shredded lettuce has less than ten calories). Other kinds of foods like peanut contains a lot of calories (1/2 cup of peanuts has 427 calories).

You can find out the calories of a meal by looking at the nutrition facts label. The label also describes the components of the food-how many grams of carbohydrate, protein, and fat that the food contains.

Some people check their calories if they try to lose weight. Most of the kids don't need to do this due to their activities, but all kids can benefit by eating healthy balanced diet that includes the right number of calories; not too many, not too few. But, how do you know how many calories that you need?

Why are calories important for us?

• because they can cause weight gain.

• Calories are only found in certain types of food, such as lettuce and peanuts.

• Because our body need s calories for energy

• We need to count calories to make sure we are eating the right amount.

• Eating too many calories can lead to health problems.

Calories aren't bad for you. Your body needs calories for energy. But, eating too many calories- and not burning enough of them off through activity-can lead to weight gain.

Most of the food and the drink contain calories. Some food such as lettuce contains a few calories (1 cup of shredded lettuce has less than ten calories). Other kinds of foods like peanut contains a lot of calories (1/2 cup of peanuts has 427 calories).

You can find out the calories of a meal by looking at the nutrition facts label. The label also describes the components of the food-how many grams of carbohydrate, protein, and fat that the food contains.

Some people check their calories if they try to lose weight. Most of the kids don't need to do this due to their activities, but all kids can benefit by eating healthy balanced diet that includes the right number of calories; not too many, not too few. But, how do you know how many calories that you need?

Calories aren't bad for you. Your body needs calories for energy. But, eating too many calories- and not burning enough of them off through activity-can lead to weight gain.

How do we know the number of calories that the food contains?

• We can find out the calories of a meal by looking at the ingredients list.

• we know it by reading the nutrition facts label

• We can estimate the number of calories in a meal by counting the number of servings.

• We can calculate the number of calories in a meal by multiplying the number of servings by the calorie content of each serving.

• We can determine the number of calories in a meal by looking at the expiration date.