What is the name of the game on the picture ?

• panjat pinang

• tandem race

• sack race

• tug of war

Galang : Dad, please tell me more about the Panjat Pinang.

Pak Rahmansyah : At that time, the committee put a lot of prizes like sarong, groceries, radio, TV, and even a bike on the top of the tree.

Galang : Wow! It’s really hard to climb the tree, isn’t it?

Pak Rahmansyah : Yes, it is. The tree was full of grease.

What the prizes the game of panjat pinang based on the text ?

• sarong and tv

• sarong, groceries, radio, TV, and even a bike on the top of the tree

• tv and bike

• radio, tv and bike on the top of the tree

Galang : Did you give up?

Pak Rahmansyah : No, we never gave up.

Galang : So, what did you do then?

Pak Rahmansyah : First, we made a human ladder and wiped off the grease bit by bit.

Galang : Then, what?

Pak Rahmansyah : One of us finally got to the top and threw the prizes to the ground.

What is the strategy of pak Rahmansyah's team ?

• we made a human ladder and wiped off the grease bit by bit and One of us finally got to the top and threw the prizes to the ground.

• One of us finally got to the top and threw the prizes to the ground.

• we made a human ladder and wiped off the grease bit by bit and One of us finally got to the top

• threw the prizes to the ground.

I ....................... in a tandem race, tug of war, Panjat Pinang, and sack race

• participate

• was participated

• participating

• participated

I .............. the marble in spoon race competition today.

• won

• winner

• win

• was won

I ......................up onto my friends’ shoulders

• jumping

• jump

• jumped

• is jumping

what is the name of the parade team based on the picture ?

• Decorated bicycles parade

• Indonesian heroes’ costumes parade

• Traditional music instruments parade

• ghost costumes

When I was a child, I always waited for Independence Day. My father used to ask me to watch a parade together. We saw it from our front yard. I remember how attractive the parade was. In the first line of the parade, I saw the people dressed up uniquely. Some people wore Indonesian heroes’ costumes. Some others dressed like local ghosts. They were scary but they were funny, too. Next, I remembered that a lot of people marched in the second line. They waved a mini Indonesian flag. They walked around the village and sang the ‘Hari Merdeka’ song. Their singing was accompanied by traditional instruments like angklung, suling, and rebana. At last, I also saw that many children rode their bicycles in the parade. They decorated their bicycles creatively.

Why did Andre always wait for Independence Day?

• Because he loved to see a danced

• Because he loved to see a concert

• Because he loved to see a parade

• Because he loved to see a panjat pinang

When I was a child, I always waited for Independence Day. My father used to ask me to watch a parade together. We saw it from our front yard. I remember how attractive the parade was. In the first line of the parade, I saw the people dressed up uniquely. Some people wore Indonesian heroes’ costumes. Some others dressed like local ghosts. They were scary but they were funny, too. Next, I remembered that a lot of people marched in the second line. They waved a mini Indonesian flag. They walked around the village and sang the ‘Hari Merdeka’ song. Their singing was accompanied by traditional instruments like angklung, suling, and rebana. At last, I also saw that many children rode their bicycles in the parade. They decorated their bicycles creatively.

What did the people wear in the parade?

• The people dressed uniquely

• The people join a parade team

• The students waved a mini indonesian flag

• They people walked around the village

When I was a child, I always waited for Independence Day. My father used to ask me to watch a parade together. We saw it from our front yard. I remember how attractive the parade was. In the first line of the parade, I saw the people dressed up uniquely. Some people wore Indonesian heroes’ costumes. Some others dressed like local ghosts. They were scary but they were funny, too. Next, I remembered that a lot of people marched in the second line. They waved a mini Indonesian flag. They walked around the village and sang the ‘Hari Merdeka’ song. Their singing was accompanied by traditional instruments like angklung, suling, and rebana. At last, I also saw that many children rode their bicycles in the parade. They decorated their bicycles creatively.

What musical instruments did they use during the parade?

• gitar suling, and rebana

• angklung, suling, and rebana

• drum, suling, and rebana

• angklung, suling, and piano