UJIAN B INGGRIS XI TKJ1 DAN TBSM 3 SUMATIF

Hi William, ________ go star gazing tonight ?

• are you

• how about

• shall them

• Would you like to

• Where you

Answer explanation

The correct choice, 'Would you like to', is a polite way to invite someone to join an activity. The other options either lack proper structure or do not fit the context of making an invitation.

Carly : I can't, i am low on cash right now. _________ stay at home and watch TV instead.

• how about

• Lets

• What about

• I think

• go

Answer explanation

The phrase 'how about' is used to suggest an alternative, making it the best fit for Carly's statement about staying home and watching TV. The other options do not convey a suggestion as effectively.

What shall we do today ? _________ we go to the library ?

• Shall I

• Lets

• Shall them

• Would you

• Why do not

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Shall I' because it appropriately completes the question, suggesting a proposal to go to the library. Other options do not fit grammatically or contextually.

___________ like a cup of coffee ?

• Can I

• I will do

• Would you

• Should I

• Will I

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Would you' as it politely asks if someone would like a cup of coffee. The other options do not fit the context of making a polite offer.

Alex : _______ half of it if you want

• Would you

• I think

• Why do not

• I will help you with

• Should I

Answer explanation

The phrase 'I will help you with' fits best as it directly offers assistance, aligning with Alex's intent to provide help. The other options do not convey a clear offer of support.

What does Jane Suggest ?

• Sisca go to the clinic

• She stay inside the room

• Sisca drinks a glass of hot tea

• She gets Sisca a glass of water

• Sisca shake her cold hands

Answer explanation

Jane suggests that Sisca go to the clinic, indicating that she believes Sisca needs medical attention, which is the most appropriate action given the context.

We can conclude that Clara is...

• Asking for information from Daniel

• Asking Daniel's opinion

• Giving her opinion to Daniel

• Agreeing with Daniel's opinion

• Disagreeing with Daniel's opinion

Answer explanation

Clara is agreeing with Daniel's opinion, as the context suggests she supports his viewpoint rather than seeking information or expressing her own opinion.

Mila : Don't you think those cookies are nice ? Enzy : Yes, but _________

• I am sorry to hear that

• What a surprise !

• How awful it is

• You have my agreement

• Don't you think they are too sweet ?

Answer explanation

Enzy agrees with Mila about the cookies but implies a concern. The correct response, "Don't you think they are too sweet?", suggests a specific critique, aligning with the context of the conversation.

Andi : what is your opinion about my new car ? Budi : ________

• Up to you

• I don't know

• I think it is luxurious

• I am afraid to tell it

• I don't think so

Answer explanation

Budi's response "I think it is luxurious" directly addresses Andi's question about the new car, providing a positive opinion. The other options either express uncertainty or lack a clear opinion.

The underlined words express ................

• Apology

• An opinion

• Offer help

• Accept help

• Agreement

Answer explanation

The underlined words express an opinion as they reflect a personal belief or judgment rather than a factual statement, apology, offer, acceptance, or agreement.