PERSIAPAN PTS SEM 2 KELAS 6

I love learning the ancient Greece and I learn it in …

• history

• math  

• English

• biology

Valesca collects … stamps than Jeje. Valesca has 500 stamps and Jeje has 300 stamps.

• fewer

• less    

•  more

• the most

Giant pre-historic ape-like men is ...

(a)  

The tomb of Pharaoh Khufu is ...

(a)  

The European explorer Jacob Roggeveen discovered the Easter Island, …?

(a)  

In ___, we have a grammar test.

• Math

• social

• P.E.

• English

READ THE TEXT BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS (7, 8, 9)

Baalbek

            Baalbek is an ancient city in Lebanon, a country in the Middle East. Baalbek was occupied by the Roman Empire and made a Roman city centuries ago. You can see that the very old Roman ruins were built on top of huge stones that were once the top part of a much older temple from an unknown culture. These enormous stones could be as much as 2.000 years older than the Roman ruins. These stones are a mystery because no one knows how it was possible to make these huge, perfect rectangles with the technology of that time. Each stone weighs about 1.500 tons and measures 68 x 14 x 14 feet. They are the largest worked stones on earth. Today, we still do not know why the stones were made or who had the skill to make them.

7.    Baalbek is…

• Roman Empire in the Middle East

• an ancient city in Lebanon

• a mystery stone

• an ancient temple from unknown culture

8. 8.    Why are the stones a mystery?

• Because no one knows how it was possible to make these huge, perfect rectangles at that time

• Because many people tried to reach Baalbek but most of them disappeared and were never seen again

• Because Baalbek was occupied by the Roman Empire and made a Roman city centuries ago

• Because some people who found out Baalbek were able to go home and got a lot of gold

9. 9. Which is not true statement?

• Baalbek is in Lebanon

• Baalbek was built by the Roman Empire

• Each stone weighs about 1.500 tons

• Baalbek was built 50 years ago

According to the World Atlas, Europe has 47 countries and Asia has 44 countries. There are … countries in Asia than in Europe.

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