Latihan SAS Inggris 2

The opposite of "hot" is _____.

• A. Warm
  

• B. Cold
  

• C. Cool
  

• D. Heat

Answer explanation

The opposite of 'hot' is 'cold'. While 'warm' and 'cool' are related to temperature, they do not represent the direct opposite of 'hot'. 'Heat' is a noun and not an antonym. Therefore, the correct answer is B. Cold.

What do you say if you want to ask for help?

• A. Thank you
  

• B. Excuse me
  

• C. Please help me
  

• D. You're welcome

Answer explanation

To ask for help, the most direct and clear phrase is 'Please help me' (C). The other options do not convey a request for assistance.

How do you respond to "Thank you"?

• A. Goodbye
  

• B. I'm sorry
  

• C. You're welcome
  

• D. Please

Answer explanation

The appropriate response to "Thank you" is "You're welcome" (C). This phrase acknowledges the gratitude expressed and is a polite way to respond.

What do you say when you leave?

• A. Hello
  

• B. Goodbye
  

• C. Thank you
  

• D. Please

Answer explanation

When leaving, the appropriate phrase to use is 'Goodbye' (Choice B). This is a common way to bid farewell, while 'Hello' is used for greetings, 'Thank you' expresses gratitude, and 'Please' is a polite request.

Write the correct form: "I ___ a letter now."

• A. writing
  

• B. write
  

• C. writes
  

• D. am writing

Answer explanation

The correct form is "am writing" because it indicates an action currently in progress. The present continuous tense is used for actions happening at the moment of speaking.

Write the correct form: "We ___ in the garden yesterday."

• A. is
  

• B. are
  

• C. was
  

• D. were

Answer explanation

The correct form is "were" because it agrees with the plural subject "we" and indicates a past action, as in "We were in the garden yesterday." The other options do not fit the subject or the past tense context.

Write the correct form: "She ___ a new book."

• A. have
  

• B. has
  

• C. had
  

• D. having

Answer explanation

The correct form is 'has' because 'she' is a singular subject that requires the singular verb form. 'Has' is the present tense form used with third-person singular subjects.

Arrange these words: "I / happy / very / am"

• A. Very happy am I.
  

• B. I am very happy.
  

• C. Am I very happy.
  

• D. Happy I very am.

Answer explanation

The correct arrangement is 'I am very happy.' This follows standard English syntax, where the subject 'I' comes first, followed by the verb 'am' and the adjective 'very happy' describing the subject.

Arrange these words: "is / my / teacher / kind"

• A. My is teacher kind.
  

• B. Teacher is kind my.
  

• C. Kind is my teacher.
  

• D. My teacher is kind.

Answer explanation

The correct arrangement is 'My teacher is kind.' This sentence follows standard English syntax, placing the subject 'My teacher' before the verb 'is' and the adjective 'kind' to describe the subject.

"I see a bird flying in the sky." What is the bird doing?

• A. Flies
  

• B. Flying
  

• C. Flied
  

• D. Fly

Answer explanation

The correct choice is B. 'Flying' because it accurately describes the ongoing action of the bird in the sky. 'Flies' is present tense, 'Flied' is incorrect, and 'Fly' is an imperative form.