Try Out Summative Grade 9 Semester Genap

Tommy just completed a big puzzle all by himself. What do you say?

• Congratulations on your fun time!
• Congrats on solving the puzzle, Tommy!
• Congratulations for playing well!
• Congrats, that’s amazing!

Your cousin, Mia, won first place in a running race. What would you say?

• Congrats for running fast!
• Congrats, Mia, on winning the race!
• Congrats, you tried your best!
• Congratulations on being there!

Your friend, Jake, made a delicious cake for the school fair. What would you say?

• Congrats for being at the fair!
• Congrats on the yummy cake, Jake!
• Congratulations for baking something!
• Congratulations, you can cook!

Your teammate, Zoe, scored the winning goal in a soccer match. What do you say?

• Congratulations for playing hard!
• Congrats, you are a star, Zoe!
• Congrats on your goal, Zoe!
• Congratulations, we won!

Your brother just finished his first book. What do you say?

• Congratulations on finishing, brother!
• Congratulations on your first book!
• Congratulations for reading!
• Congratulations, that’s cool!

Your friend failed an important exam. What should you say?

• "You should have studied more."
• "I’m sorry to hear that. Are you okay?"
• "Well, better luck next time."
• "It’s just a test. Forget it."

Your colleague tells you their pet passed away. What is the most appropriate response?

• "You can always get a new one."
• "I’m so sorry for your loss. I know how much they meant to you."
• "Oh, that happens sometimes. Don't worry."
• "You must be overthinking it."

A friend looks sad and you ask why. They say they had an argument with their sibling. How should you respond?

• "Well, you’re both adults. Deal with it."
• "You can talk it out soon. That must be tough."
• "Siblings fight all the time."
• "Why are you even upset about it?"

Someone tells you they didn’t get a job they applied for. What is the best way to show sympathy?

• "You’ll find something better, I’m sure."
• "Maybe it wasn’t meant for you."
• "It’s okay, try harder next time."
• "Oh, that’s too bad. What will you do now?"

Your friend tells you that they had a bad day. How do you show sympathy?

• "Everyone has bad days. You know it, right?"
• "Sorry to hear that. Do you want to talk about it?"
• "At least you’re not the only one."
• "Maybe it’s not that bad."