Bahasa Inggris Kelas VIII

Does Ina Understand the Homework?

• Yes, she do

• No, she don't

• Yes, she is

• No, she doesn't

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'No, she doesn't' because it uses proper grammar. The other options contain grammatical errors, such as 'she do' and 'she don't', making them incorrect.

Student:….What is Attention in Indonesian? Mr. Ahmad: Attention means “Perhatian”.

• Sorry

• Yes, Please

• Excuse me

• Correct

Answer explanation

Mr. Ahmad provided the translation of 'Attention' as 'Perhatian'. The correct response to this information is 'Sorry', indicating the student may have misunderstood or needs clarification.

Mrs. Diana: Attention! Are you ready to learn English now? Students: Yes, Ma'am. The underlined word "Attention, Please!" means…….

• Event

• Pay Attention

• Learn It

• Make Sure

Answer explanation

The phrase "Attention, Please!" is a directive asking students to focus and listen carefully. Therefore, the correct interpretation is "Pay Attention," which emphasizes the need for concentration during the lesson.

Susan: Toni, Do You Understand This Subject? Toni: Sorry, I Don't Understand. What Expression Did Susan Give?

• Giving Instructions

• Giving Appreciation

• Checking Understanding

• Requesting Attention

Answer explanation

Susan's question to Toni is aimed at assessing whether Toni comprehends the subject, which indicates she is 'Checking Understanding'. This is confirmed by Toni's response that he does not understand.

What Does This Expression Mean: “Please Pay Attention?”

• Giving Attention

• Requesting Attention

• Giving Prohibition

• Giving Suggestion

Answer explanation

The expression "Please Pay Attention" is a polite way of requesting someone to focus or concentrate on something. Therefore, the correct choice is "Requesting Attention" as it directly conveys the intent behind the phrase.

Juli: How Beautiful is the Dress Today, Sasa! Cecil: Thank You. What Expression Did Cecil Give?

• Giving Appreciation

• Giving Advice

• Requesting Appreciation

• Requesting Advice

Answer explanation

Cecil responded with 'Thank You,' indicating gratitude for Juli's compliment about the dress. This shows that Cecil is giving appreciation for the kind words, making 'Giving Appreciation' the correct choice.

The phrase “I Think You Are Beautiful With That” Is An Expression Of…..

• Asking for Opinion

• Showing Appreciation

• Giving Opinion

• Extending an Invitation

Answer explanation

The phrase "I Think You Are Beautiful With That" expresses a positive sentiment towards someone's appearance, indicating admiration and gratitude. Therefore, it is an expression of Showing Appreciation.

This Dialogue is for Questions Number 8 and 9.

Budi: (8)……….From My Short Story?

Tomi: I Think It's Very Good. What About Me? Is It Bad or Good?

Budi: I Think It's a Very Good Short Story.

Tomi: (9)…..I Think It's Bad Because I Didn't Write It Seriously.

• What Do You Thing

• How Do you thing

• what do you think

• Who Do You Think

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'what do you think' because it is a common phrase used to ask for someone's opinion. The other options are either incorrectly capitalized or do not fit the context of the dialogue.

This dialogue is for questions number 8 and 9.

Budi: (8)……….From my short story?

Tomi: I think that's very good. What about me? Is it bad or good?

Budi: I think that's a very good short story.

Tomi: (9)…..I think it's bad because I didn't write it seriously.

• Yes, I agree

• I don't think so

• Exactly

• I think so

Answer explanation

Tomi doubts the quality of his own story, saying he didn't write it seriously. Budi's positive feedback prompts Tomi to express his disagreement, making "I don't think so" the correct response to indicate his lack of confidence.

Teacher: Do You Understand? Student: Yes, Sir! What Expression Does the Teacher Give?

• Asking for Attention

• Checking Understanding

• Asking for Suggestions

• Giving Opinions

Answer explanation

The teacher's question "Do You Understand?" indicates they are checking the student's comprehension of the material. Therefore, the correct expression is "Checking Understanding."