Last month I attended a culinary festival held in the city's stadium area. The event lasted for three days, from Friday until Sunday between 9 AM and 9 PM. My family rented one booth for the event. Our booth offered kinds of traditional snacks, makde by my parents. On sunday, my brother and I helped our parents at our booth. since it was holiday, crowds of people visited the festival. We were all busy serving our costumers. Many people bought our snacks since they said that there were rarely any booths selling traditional snacks. Around 3 PM all the snacks were all sould out. After that, we packed everything and closed the booth. We were exhausted, but happy as well. My mother even gave me and my brother money to spend at the festival. We explored from one booth to another and bought our favorite food. How did the writer's parents get the snacks to sell?

The made all the snacks by themselves.

They had a cooperation with snack makers.

They bought them from a traditional market.

They hired other people to make them.

Last month I attended a culinary festival held in the city's stadium area. The event lasted for three days, from Friday until Sunday between 9 AM and 9 PM. My family rented one booth for the event. Our booth offered kinds of traditional snacks, makde by my parents. On sunday, my brother and I helped our parents at our booth. since it was holiday, crowds of people visited the festival. We were all busy serving our costumers. Many people bought our snacks since they said that there were rarely any booths selling traditional snacks. Around 3 PM all the snacks were all sould out. After that, we packed everything and closed the booth. We were exhausted, but happy as well. My mother even gave me and my brother money to spend at the festival. We explored from one booth to another and bought our favorite food. From the text it can be inferred that _____.

it was difficult to find booths selling traditional food

the writher's mother resold many kinds of traditional snacks

the writher and her brother helped their parents at the booth after school

the writher and her family returned home right after closing the booth

Lala : I heard you took part in a running race this morning. How was it? Vito : It went very well. I became the second fastest player. Lala : Well done! That's wonderfull! How long did you finish the race? Vito : It was a 10K run and i finished it in about 40 minutes. Lala : That's impresivve! Did you do any specific training for the race? Vito : I did. I trained very hard and did a strict diet for the past few months, to make sure that I was ready and good enough for the race. Lala : I'm really proud of you. Will you take part in any other race? Vito : Yes, I'm looking forward to the next race. What did Vito achieve in the competition?

He made it to the second place.

Lala : I heard you took part in a running race this morning. How was it? Vito : It went very well. I became the second fastest player. Lala : Well done! That's wonderfull! How long did you finish the race? Vito : It was a 10K run and i finished it in about 40 minutes. Lala : That's impresivve! Did you do any specific training for the race? Vito : I did. I trained very hard and did a strict diet for the past few months, to make sure that I was ready and good enough for the race. Lala : I'm really proud of you. Will you take part in any other race? Vito : Yes, I'm looking forward to the next race. How did Vito prepare himself for the competition?

He practiced intensively and underwent a specific diet.

He participated in other smaller running races.

He improved his power and endurance.

He trained for more than a year before the race.

Rista : Congratulations on winning the tug of war games! You and the others were amazing! Yana : Thank you, Rista. It was a tough competition, but we gave it our all. Rista : You certainly did! Your team looked very strong and determined. How did it feel to be the winner? Yana : It was an incredible feeling! All of the hard work and training we put was really paid off. Plus, it was amazing to see everyone working together as a team. Rista : I can only imagine! You and your team really went all out. Do you have any plans to celebrate? Yana : We do, We're all going out after school, to have lunch in celebrating our victory. I can't wait to spend some time with my teammates and enjoy some good food. Rista : That sounds like so much fun! You deserve to celebrate and enjoy your victory. Once again, congratulations on your amazing win! What is the dialog about?

Congratulating the tug of war game's winner

Participating a tug of war game

Predicting a tug of war game's winner

Rista : Congratulations on winning the tug of war games! You and the others were amazing! Yana : Thank you, Rista. It was a tough competition, but we gave it our all. Rista : You certainly did! Your team looked very strong and determined. How did it feel to be the winner? Yana : It was an incredible feeling! All of the hard work and training we put was really paid off. Plus, it was amazing to see everyone working together as a team. Rista : I can only imagine! You and your team really went all out. Do you have any plans to celebrate? Yana : We do, We're all going out after school, to have lunch in celebrating our victory. I can't wait to spend some time with my teammates and enjoy some good food. Rista : That sounds like so much fun! You deserve to celebrate and enjoy your victory. Once again, congratulations on your amazing win! How did Rista react to Yana and his team's plan after school?

She thinks that they deserve it.

She hopes to be able to join them.

She thinks that it is a bit excessive.

She wishes that she wins the game too.

Sheila : Have you heard the story of a hare who had many friends? Ferdy : I haven't. How does the story go? Sheila : Once, there lived a hare who had many friends. It befriended many beasts in the forest, from the smallest to the biggest one. Ferdy : Wow, it must be very happy. Sheila : Sure. It gladly enjoyed its days with its friends. Previously thinking that all its friends liked it, it finally realized that its friendship was nothing. None of its friend truly cared for it. Ferdy : How could it be? Sheila : One day, a pack of wild beasts was running in the forest, looking for hares. Being scared and stressful, the hare went to its friend, looking for help. It told the horse about the problem, but the horse refused to help. Then, it came to the buffalo and other animals, but all did the same thing. Ferdy : What a poor hare! What can we learn from the story?

Having quality friends is better than having quantity friends.

It's pitiful to have no friends at all.

A lot of friends will crate problems.

Friendship will lead to joy and happiness.

Once upon a time, there lived a humble farmer who had a small field outside his village. One cold morning, he was getting ready to work in his field. He decided to go to his field when the sun was just about to rise. As he was about to reach his field, he found a venomous snake lying near a bush. It was really cold, and the snake was breathing its last breath. The cold had go to it badly. The snake was lying stiff on the ground. The freezing temperature did not let it move, and it was dying. The farmer felt sorry for the snake and started thinking of ways to save its life. He knew that the snake was venomous but still wanted to give it a chance to survive. He took the snake in his bosoms to warm it up. The snake felt little heat and started to revive. Eventually, the snake was capable enough to move on its own. The farmer still kept on warming it with his body heat. after some time, the snake regained all its strength and was ready to move. The snake suddenly realized that a man was holding it closer to his body. Within a moment, it jolted and bit the farmer without realizing that he saved its life. Supposed the snake finally knew the truth. What sould the snake do after biting the farmer?

It stayed in the farmer's field.

Once upon a time, there lived a poor farmer named Jack. Jack worked hard on his small farm but struggled to make ends meet. One day, while plowing his fields, Jack found a small bag of gold coins. He knew that the bag must have belonged to one of his wealthy neighbors, but instead of keeping it, he decided to return it. Jack went from door to door, asking his neighbors if they had a lost a bag of gold coins. Finally, he found the rightful owner, a wealthy merchant who had lost the bag while traveling through the village. The merchant was overjoyed to received his lost treasure and offered Jack a reward for his honesty. How ever, Jack refused the reward, saying that he had only done what was right. The merchant was so impressed with Jack's character that he offered to buy all of Jack's crops at a premium price. From then on, Jack became a successful farmer and lived a comfortable life, all because of his good deed. What was Jack doing when he found a bag of gold coins?

He was going around his fields.

Once upon a time, there lived a poor farmer named Jack. Jack worked hard on his small farm but struggled to make ends meet. One day, while plowing his fields, Jack found a small bag of gold coins. He knew that the bag must have belonged to one of his wealthy neighbors, but instead of keeping it, he decided to return it. Jack went from door to door, asking his neighbors if they had a lost a bag of gold coins. Finally, he found the rightful owner, a wealthy merchant who had lost the bag while traveling through the village. The merchant was overjoyed to received his lost treasure and offered Jack a reward for his honesty. How ever, Jack refused the reward, saying that he had only done what was right. The merchant was so impressed with Jack's character that he offered to buy all of Jack's crops at a premium price. From then on, Jack became a successful farmer and lived a comfortable life, all because of his good deed. What can you learn from the story?

good deeds never go unrewarded.

We should be responsible for our lives.

There is always a way for every difficulty.

Sharing and caring for others bring happiness.

A lark made her nest in a field of young wheat. As the days passed, the wheat stalks grew tall and the young birds, too, grew in strength. Then one day, when the ripe golden grain waved in the breeze, the farmer and his son came into the field. "This wheat is now ready for reaping," said the farmer. "We must call in our neighbors and friends to help us harvest it." The young larks in their nest close by were much frightened, for they knew they would be in great danger if they did not leave the nest before the reapers came. When the mother lark returned with food for them, they told her what they had heard. "Do not be frightened, children," said the mother lark. "If the farmer said he would call in his neighbors and friends to help him do his work, this wheat will not be reaped for a while yet." A few days later, the wheat was so ripe, that when the wind shook the stalks, a hail of wheat grains came rustling down on the young larks' heads. "If this wheat is not harvested at once," said the farmer, "we shall lose half the crop. We cannot wait any longer for help from our friends. Tomorrow we must set to work, ourselves." What would happen at the end of the story?

The farmer canceled his plan of reaping the wheat.

Neighbors helped the farmer reap the wheat.

The larks remained staying in the nest.

A lark made her nest in a field of young wheat. As the days passed, the wheat stalks grew tall and the young birds, too, grew in strength. Then one day, when the ripe golden grain waved in the breeze, the farmer and his son came into the field. "This wheat is now ready for reaping," said the farmer. "We must call in our neighbors and friends to help us harvest it." The young larks in their nest close by were much frightened, for they knew they would be in great danger if they did not leave the nest before the reapers came. When the mother lark returned with food for them, they told her what they had heard. "Do not be frightened, children," said the mother lark. "If the farmer said he would call in his neighbors and friends to help him do his work, this wheat will not be reaped for a while yet." A few days later, the wheat was so ripe, that when the wind shook the stalks, a hail of wheat grains came rustling down on the young larks' heads. "If this wheat is not harvested at once," said the farmer, "we shall lose half the crop. We cannot wait any longer for help from our friends. Tomorrow we must set to work, ourselves." From the text we can learn that we should never _____.

ask for other people's assistance

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess named Isabella. She lived in a grand palace with her parents, the king and queen. Isabella was known for her kind heart, intelligence, and beauty. One day, the king and queen arranged a grand ball to find a suitable husband for Isabella. Princess from all over the kingdom came to the ball to win her heart. However, Isabella did not find anyone who could match her expectations. Later a poor but handsome young man came to the palace and asked to meet the princess. The king and queen laughed at his audacity and sent him away. But Isabella was intrigued by his courage and asked the guards to bring him back. The young man turned out to be a prince in disguise, who had come to find a bride who valued inner beauty and kindness over wealth and status. Isabella was thrilled to have found her true love, and they lived happily ever after. What is the story about?

The king, queen, and their daughter

The princess who was looking for a husband

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess named Isabella. She lived in a grand palace with her parents, the king and queen. Isabella was known for her kind heart, intelligence, and beauty. One day, the king and queen arranged a grand ball to find a suitable husband for Isabella. Princess from all over the kingdom came to the ball to win her heart. However, Isabella did not find anyone who could match her expectations. Later a poor but handsome young man came to the palace and asked to meet the princess. The king and queen laughed at his audacity and sent him away. But Isabella was intrigued by his courage and asked the guards to bring him back. The young man turned out to be a prince in disguise, who had come to find a bride who valued inner beauty and kindness over wealth and status. Isabella was thrilled to have found her true love, and they lived happily ever after. What is the moral value of the story?

True love is not based on wealth, but the good heart.

Never trust people who can't keep their promises.

There are always obstacles in achieving our goals.

Kindness will last long, not beauty.

A parade is one of my favorite events to watch during the Independence Day celebration. When I was a child, my father used to take me to watch the Independence Day parade in town. I enjoyed many attractions during the parade. I could see a convoy of attractive vehicles decorated with various themes. The first truck was like a military vehicle where people in freedom fighter costumes yelled "Merdeka!" to raise our spirits. Behind it were several vehicles decorated with fruits, vegetables, and rice plants. They tried to remind us that freedom allowed us to live prosperously. While watching the parade, I was enjoying cotton candy with red and white colors, bought by my father from a nearby street vendor. He also bought me two small Indonesian flags to wave during the parade. The parade was merrier and colorful. What is the purpose of the text?

To relate the writer's experience when watching a parade

To give a detailed description of a parade

To report a parade on the Independence Day

To entertain the readers with a story of a parade

A parade is one of my favorite events to watch during the Independence Day celebration. When I was a child, my father used to take me to watch the Independence Day parade in town. I enjoyed many attractions during the parade. I could see a convoy of attractive vehicles decorated with various themes. The first truck was like a military vehicle where people in freedom fighter costumes yelled "Merdeka!" to raise our spirits. Behind it were several vehicles decorated with fruits, vegetables, and rice plants. They tried to remind us that freedom allowed us to live prosperously. While watching the parade, I was enjoying cotton candy with red and white colors, bought by my father from a nearby street vendor. He also bought me two small Indonesian flags to wave during the parade. The parade was merrier and colorful. Why were several vehicles decorated with fruits, vegetables, and rice plants?

To remind people that we can eat delicious food because of our independence

To remind people of the importance of agriculture

To showcase the country's abundance of natural resources

To tell people about the importance of eating nutritious food

A parade is one of my favorite events to watch during the Independence Day celebration. When I was a child, my father used to take me to watch the Independence Day parade in town. I enjoyed many attractions during the parade. I could see a convoy of attractive vehicles decorated with various themes. The first truck was like a military vehicle where people in freedom fighter costumes yelled "Merdeka!" to raise our spirits. Behind it were several vehicles decorated with fruits, vegetables, and rice plants. They tried to remind us that freedom allowed us to live prosperously. While watching the parade, I was enjoying cotton candy with red and white colors, bought by my father from a nearby street vendor. He also bought me two small Indonesian flags to wave during the parade. The parade was merrier and colorful. What did the writer's father do on the independence Day celebration?

He watched a parade with the writer.

He participated in decorating a vehicles.

He took part in the celebration event.

He sold Independence Day-themed attributes.

Rani : Hi, Dika, congratulations on winning the tandem race! Dika : Thank you, Rani! I couldn't have achieved it without my partner. Rani : Right, you two are amazing! You, guys, looked so synchronized and it was really impressive to watch. Dika : Thanks, we practiced a lot for this race. We wanted to make sure we were in a perfect harmony, to win. Rani : Well, it's definitely paid off! You were unbeatable. Can you tell me more about the race. Dika : Sure. It was a 50-meter tandem race, and we were up against a really tough competition. But we managed to edge out the other teams and take home the first prize. Rani : That's incredible! You must be so proud. Dika : I am, and I'm also really grateful to have had the opportunity to participate in such an event. Rani : It really was a fun event, and I'm glad I got to see you win. You and your partner have made a great team. Dika : Thank you, Rani. What is the dialog about?

Congratulating someone's achievment

Celebrating the Independence Day

Complimenting friend's performance

Rani : Hi, Dika, congratulations on winning the tandem race! Dika : Thank you, Rani! I couldn't have achieved it without my partner. Rani : Right, you two are amazing! You, guys, looked so synchronized and it was really impressive to watch. Dika : Thanks, we practiced a lot for this race. We wanted to make sure we were in a perfect harmony, to win. Rani : Well, it's definitely paid off! You were unbeatable. Can you tell me more about the race. Dika : Sure. It was a 50-meter tandem race, and we were up against a really tough competition. But we managed to edge out the other teams and take home the first prize. Rani : That's incredible! You must be so proud. Dika : I am, and I'm also really grateful to have had the opportunity to participate in such an event. Rani : It really was a fun event, and I'm glad I got to see you win. You and your partner have made a great team. Dika : Thank you, Rani. How could Dika and his partner win the race?

They were extremely compatible.

Their opponents were powerless.

Rani : Hi, Dika, congratulations on winning the tandem race! Dika : Thank you, Rani! I couldn't have achieved it without my partner. Rani : Right, you two are amazing! You, guys, looked so synchronized and it was really impressive to watch. Dika : Thanks, we practiced a lot for this race. We wanted to make sure we were in a perfect harmony, to win. Rani : Well, it's definitely paid off! You were unbeatable. Can you tell me more about the race. Dika : Sure. It was a 50-meter tandem race, and we were up against a really tough competition. But we managed to edge out the other teams and take home the first prize. Rani : That's incredible! You must be so proud. Dika : I am, and I'm also really grateful to have had the opportunity to participate in such an event. Rani : It really was a fun event, and I'm glad I got to see you win. You and your partner have made a great team. Dika : Thank you, Rani. What can we conclude from the dialog?

Dika believered that the tandem race was tough.

Rani felt proud of her achievement in the race.

Rani participated in the tandem race with her friend.

Dika and his partner had a little time to practice.

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1 min • 2 pts

Bobby : It's hot today. Let's order beverages from B-Kedai online.
The cafe provides several kinds of beverages and offers a big promo.
Rossa : Okay.
Bobby : What do you like?
Rossa : I like mango juice.
Bobby : Sorry. Mango juice is out of stock.
Rossa : Avocado, then.
Bobby : Okay.
Rossa : What about you?
Bobby : I'll buy bubble tea. I like it very much.
Rossa : Please buy some for mom and dad too. They will be arriving home soon. They like durian milkshake.
Bobby : All right.

What is the dialog about?

Making shopping list

Buying favorite drinks

Ordering food for lunch

Makingfavorite beverages

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 2 pts

Bobby : It's hot today. Let's order beverages from B-Kedai online.
The cafe provides several kinds of beverages and offers a big promo.
Rossa : Okay.
Bobby : What do you like?
Rossa : I like mango juice.
Bobby : Sorry. Mango juice is out of stock.
Rossa : Avocado, then.
Bobby : Okay.
Rossa : What about you?
Bobby : I'll buy bubble tea. I like it very much.
Rossa : Please buy some for mom and dad too. They will be arriving home soon. They like durian milkshake.
Bobby : All right.

Bobby "i'll like it very much." What is the closest meaning of 'like'?

Gain

Fancy

Admire

Choose

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 2 pts

Bobby : It's hot today. Let's order beverages from B-Kedai online.
The cafe provides several kinds of beverages and offers a big promo.
Rossa : Okay.
Bobby : What do you like?
Rossa : I like mango juice.
Bobby : Sorry. Mango juice is out of stock.
Rossa : Avocado, then.
Bobby : Okay.
Rossa : What about you?
Bobby : I'll buy bubble tea. I like it very much.
Rossa : Please buy some for mom and dad too. They will be arriving home soon. They like durian milkshake.
Bobby : All right.

what is the relationship between Rossa and Bobby?

Cousins

Friends

Siblings

Neighbors

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 2 pts

Alena : What do you usually do in your spare time?
Zain : I usually do gardening. I have a vertical garden in my backyard.
Alena : What do you plant?
Zain : Vegetables, What about you? What do you usually do?
Alena : I work on my animation clips.
Zain : What clips?
Alena : I make short clips about funny stories and I upload them on my channel.
Zain : Cool! What is your channel?
Alena : Alena Stories. Please 'Like' and 'Subscribe'
Zain : Sure

What are Alena and Zain talking about?

Funny Stories

A vertical garden

Animation Clips

Activities in spare time

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 2 pts

Alena : What do you usually do in your spare time?
Zain : I usually do gardening. I have a vertical garden in my backyard.
Alena : What do you plant?
Zain : Vegetables, What about you? What do you usually do?
Alena : I work on my animation clips.
Zain : What clips?
Alena : I make short clips about funny stories and I upload them on my channel.
Zain : Cool! What is your channel?
Alena : Alena Stories. Please 'Like' and 'Subscribe'
Zain : Sure

What can we conclude from the dialog?

Alena is an animator.

Zain plans to make vertical garden.

Zain has subscribe to Alena's channel.

Zain upload videos about his gardening activities.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 2 pts

Alena : What do you usually do in your spare time?
Zain : I usually do gardening. I have a vertical garden in my backyard.
Alena : What do you plant?
Zain : Vegetables, What about you? What do you usually do?
Alena : I work on my animation clips.
Zain : What clips?
Alena : I make short clips about funny stories and I upload them on my channel.
Zain : Cool! What is your channel?
Alena : Alena Stories. Please 'Like' and 'Subscribe'
Zain : Sure

What can we learn from the dialog

Respect other's decision.

Be positive thinking with others.

Think before sharing for public.

Spen your time for positive activities.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 2 pts

I used to play marbles when I was a kid. I played with my friends in the field near my house. I had many marbles of different colors and sizes; tiny, medium, and big. I didn't play marbles since the sixth grade. Then, I gave them to my cousin.

A year ago, my friends and i made a marble game application. Our informatics teacher guided us to make the application. Fortunately, we completed the application and many gamers downloaded our games. We were very happy.

What is the writer's intention to write the text?

To inform a new game

To describe a marble game

To relate his past experience

To persuade people to play marbles

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