Text for no 11-14 A Fun and Competitive Game A sack race is a traditional outdoor game where participants jump in large sacks to reach the finish line. This game is commonly played at festivals, sports events, and family gatherings. The goal is simple: jump as fast as possible while staying inside the sack. Participants line up, and when the signal is given, they hop toward the finish line. The first person to cross the line without falling out of the sack is declared the winner. Although it seems easy, the sack race requires balance, speed, and coordination. It is also a fun way to encourage physical activity and teamwork, as some people enjoy racing in teams. The atmosphere at a sack race event is usually lively, with people cheering for their friends and family. Overall, it’s a game that brings people together and creates lasting memories. Where is a sack race typically played?

At sports events, festivals, and family gatherings

Text for no 11-14 A Fun and Competitive Game A sack race is a traditional outdoor game where participants jump in large sacks to reach the finish line. This game is commonly played at festivals, sports events, and family gatherings. The goal is simple: jump as fast as possible while staying inside the sack. Participants line up, and when the signal is given, they hop toward the finish line. The first person to cross the line without falling out of the sack is declared the winner. Although it seems easy, the sack race requires balance, speed, and coordination. It is also a fun way to encourage physical activity and teamwork, as some people enjoy racing in teams. The atmosphere at a sack race event is usually lively, with people cheering for their friends and family. Overall, it’s a game that brings people together and creates lasting memories. What makes a sack race different from other races?

Participants jump inside a large sack

Participants run without stopping

The text for no 18-20 Came Late to school Last wednesday, I came late to my school because I played playstation untill 2.00 am in the night. Because that I woke up late. I woke up about 6.30 am and the class would be began at 7.00 am. I ran to bathroom to take a bath. I usually had a breakfast after took a bath, but in that day I did not do that. I always went to school by my motorcycle. But in that day, I forgot where I put the key. So, I went to the school by public transportation. It made me took a longer time. I arrived at school at 7.15 am, I ran to my class but I saw my teacher has stood in front of the class to teach. I entered to my class and of course my teacher was angry to me because I came late. It was my bad experience and I hoped I would not do that again. What is the writer’s intention to write the text?

To tell writer’s bad experience on comming late to school

To ask the reader not to come late to school

To describe how the writer go to school

The text for no 26-28 Mouse Deer and the Farmer Once upon a time, there was a clever little creature called the mouse deer . One day, the mouse deer was walking through the forest when it became very hungry. While searching for food, it saw a farmer working in his field, planting vegetables. The farmer was so busy that he did not notice the mouse deer nearby. The mouse deer was tempted to steal some of the vegetables from the field. However, it knew that if the farmer saw it, the farmer would get angry and chase after it. So, the mouse deer decided to use its intelligence. It hid behind a large plant and watched the farmer from a distance. After a while, the mouse deer saw the farmer go to the well at the edge of the field to fetch some water. Seeing an opportunity, the mouse deer quickly ran into the field and took a few carrots. But before leaving, it left a note on the ground that said, "Thank you for the delicious food!" The farmer was surprised when he found the note the next day. The farmer wasn't angry. Instead, he was confused but smiled and thought, "Maybe the little mouse deer just needed some food. I’ll be more careful in the future." What did the mouse deer do when it saw the farmer?

Hid behind a plant and watched the farmer

Stole vegetables from the field

The text for no 26-28 Mouse Deer and the Farmer Once upon a time, there was a clever little creature called the mouse deer . One day, the mouse deer was walking through the forest when it became very hungry. While searching for food, it saw a farmer working in his field, planting vegetables. The farmer was so busy that he did not notice the mouse deer nearby. The mouse deer was tempted to steal some of the vegetables from the field. However, it knew that if the farmer saw it, the farmer would get angry and chase after it. So, the mouse deer decided to use its intelligence. It hid behind a large plant and watched the farmer from a distance. After a while, the mouse deer saw the farmer go to the well at the edge of the field to fetch some water. Seeing an opportunity, the mouse deer quickly ran into the field and took a few carrots. But before leaving, it left a note on the ground that said, "Thank you for the delicious food!" The farmer was surprised when he found the note the next day. The farmer wasn't angry. Instead, he was confused but smiled and thought, "Maybe the little mouse deer just needed some food. I’ll be more careful in the future." Why didn’t the mouse deer steal the vegetables right away?

Because the mouse deer was afraid the farmer would get angry

Because the mouse deer wanted to wait for the farmer to leave

Because the mouse deer wasn’t hungry

The text for no 26-28 Mouse Deer and the Farmer Once upon a time, there was a clever little creature called the mouse deer . One day, the mouse deer was walking through the forest when it became very hungry. While searching for food, it saw a farmer working in his field, planting vegetables. The farmer was so busy that he did not notice the mouse deer nearby. The mouse deer was tempted to steal some of the vegetables from the field. However, it knew that if the farmer saw it, the farmer would get angry and chase after it. So, the mouse deer decided to use its intelligence. It hid behind a large plant and watched the farmer from a distance. After a while, the mouse deer saw the farmer go to the well at the edge of the field to fetch some water. Seeing an opportunity, the mouse deer quickly ran into the field and took a few carrots. But before leaving, it left a note on the ground that said, "Thank you for the delicious food!" The farmer was surprised when he found the note the next day. The farmer wasn't angry. Instead, he was confused but smiled and thought, "Maybe the little mouse deer just needed some food. I’ll be more careful in the future." What lesson can we learn from this story?

Always think before you act and be kind to others

It is always good to steal food if you are Hungry

It is best to hide and steal without being seen

Farmers should not plant vegetables near the forest.

The text for no 32-35 The Rabbit and the Turtle Once upon a time, there was a rabbit who was very proud of his speed. He would often boast to the other animals about how fast he could run. One day, the turtle, tired of hearing the rabbit brag, challenged him to a race. The rabbit laughed at the idea. "You think you can beat me?" he asked. "I am the fastest animal in the forest! But if you want to race, I will accept." The race began, and the rabbit quickly sped ahead. Confident that he would win easily, he decided to take a nap along the way. The turtle, on the other hand, kept moving steadily, slowly but surely. While the rabbit slept, the turtle passed him without stopping. When the rabbit woke up, he was shocked to see that the turtle was almost at the finish line. The rabbit rushed to catch up, but it was too late. The turtle crossed the finish line first, winning the race. The rabbit learned an important lesson that day: "Slow and steady wins the race." What did the rabbit do at the beginning of the race?

He laughed and then started running fast.

He ran slowly to let the turtle catch up.

He helped the turtle at the start of the race.

The text for no 32-35 The Rabbit and the Turtle Once upon a time, there was a rabbit who was very proud of his speed. He would often boast to the other animals about how fast he could run. One day, the turtle, tired of hearing the rabbit brag, challenged him to a race. The rabbit laughed at the idea. "You think you can beat me?" he asked. "I am the fastest animal in the forest! But if you want to race, I will accept." The race began, and the rabbit quickly sped ahead. Confident that he would win easily, he decided to take a nap along the way. The turtle, on the other hand, kept moving steadily, slowly but surely. While the rabbit slept, the turtle passed him without stopping. When the rabbit woke up, he was shocked to see that the turtle was almost at the finish line. The rabbit rushed to catch up, but it was too late. The turtle crossed the finish line first, winning the race. The rabbit learned an important lesson that day: "Slow and steady wins the race." Why did the rabbit take a nap during the race?

He thought the turtle would never catch up

He was waiting for the turtle to rest.

He wanted to let the turtle win

The text for no 32-35 The Rabbit and the Turtle Once upon a time, there was a rabbit who was very proud of his speed. He would often boast to the other animals about how fast he could run. One day, the turtle, tired of hearing the rabbit brag, challenged him to a race. The rabbit laughed at the idea. "You think you can beat me?" he asked. "I am the fastest animal in the forest! But if you want to race, I will accept." The race began, and the rabbit quickly sped ahead. Confident that he would win easily, he decided to take a nap along the way. The turtle, on the other hand, kept moving steadily, slowly but surely. While the rabbit slept, the turtle passed him without stopping. When the rabbit woke up, he was shocked to see that the turtle was almost at the finish line. The rabbit rushed to catch up, but it was too late. The turtle crossed the finish line first, winning the race. The rabbit learned an important lesson that day: "Slow and steady wins the race." What did the turtle do during the race?

He kept moving steadily without stopping.

He helped the rabbit during the race.

The text for no 32-35 The Rabbit and the Turtle Once upon a time, there was a rabbit who was very proud of his speed. He would often boast to the other animals about how fast he could run. One day, the turtle, tired of hearing the rabbit brag, challenged him to a race. The rabbit laughed at the idea. "You think you can beat me?" he asked. "I am the fastest animal in the forest! But if you want to race, I will accept." The race began, and the rabbit quickly sped ahead. Confident that he would win easily, he decided to take a nap along the way. The turtle, on the other hand, kept moving steadily, slowly but surely. While the rabbit slept, the turtle passed him without stopping. When the rabbit woke up, he was shocked to see that the turtle was almost at the finish line. The rabbit rushed to catch up, but it was too late. The turtle crossed the finish line first, winning the race. The rabbit learned an important lesson that day: "Slow and steady wins the race." What lesson did the rabbit learn?

Speed is more important than steady work

It is better to stop and rest during a race

Turtles are faster than rabbits.

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What is the traditional Indonesian game shown
in the picture?

Kite flying

Panjat pinang

Angklung playing

Wayang kulit performance

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What is the main goal of the game?

To reach the top of the pole

To eat as many snacks as possible

To fly a kite the highest

To play a musical instrument

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What kind of prizes are usually hung at the top
of the pole?

Books, pen and pencils

Fruits and vegetabless

Clothes, money and gifts

car and motorcycle

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Hari ... to the bank two hours ago she said she
wanted to save her money.

Gone

Went

Goes

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She bought a t-shirt …

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Text for no 6-8
Traditional Games to Celebrate Indonesia's Independence Day
In Indonesia, the 17th of August is a special day. It is celebrated as Indonesia's Independence Day. On this day, people from all over the country gather to celebrate the country's freedom with various activities and events. One of the most popular ways to celebrate is by playing traditional games that are fun and exciting.
Some of these games include panjat pinang, where participants climb a tall, slippery tree trunk to reach the top for prizes. Another game is lomba balap karung, in which players race while jumping inside a large sack. There is also kelereng, where players try to hit marbles into a hole. These games are not only fun but also bring people together, showing the spirit of teamwork and unity.
Traditional games are an important part of the culture, and playing them during the Independence Day celebrations helps to remind everyone of the history and values of the nation.
What is celebrated on the 17th of August in Indonesia?

New Year's Day

Indonesia's Independence Day

Games Day

National Sports Day

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Text for no 6-8
Traditional Games to Celebrate Indonesia's Independence Day
In Indonesia, the 17th of August is a special day. It is celebrated as Indonesia's Independence Day. On this day, people from all over the country gather to celebrate the country's freedom with various activities and events. One of the most popular ways to celebrate is by playing traditional games that are fun and exciting.
Some of these games include panjat pinang, where participants climb a tall, slippery tree trunk to reach the top for prizes. Another game is lomba balap karung, in which players race while jumping inside a large sack. There is also kelereng, where players try to hit marbles into a hole. These games are not only fun but also bring people together, showing the spirit of teamwork and unity.
Traditional games are an important part of the culture, and playing them during the Independence Day celebrations helps to remind everyone of the history and values of the nation.
What is the main activity during the panjat pinang game?

Racing in a sack

Climbing a tall tree

Playing marbles

Running in a circle

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SOAL B.ING 8

40 questions

What is the traditional Indonesian game shown in the picture?

What is the main goal of the game?

What kind of prizes are usually hung at the top of the pole?

Hari ... to the bank two hours ago she said she wanted to save her money.

She bought a t-shirt …

Dialogue for no 9-10 Iben : Last weekend, I went to the beach with my friends.Eman : That sounds fun! What did you do there?Iben : We played volleyball and swam in the ocean all afternoon. We had a great time!Eman : I wish I had gone with you.What did Iben do last weekend?

Dialogue for no 9-10 Iben : Last weekend, I went to the beach with my friends.Eman : That sounds fun! What did you do there?Iben : We played volleyball and swam in the ocean all afternoon. We had a great time!Eman : I wish I had gone with you.What did Iben and their friends do at the beach?

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in the picture?

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of the pole?

Hari ... to the bank two hours ago she said she
wanted to save her money.

Dialogue for no 9-10

Iben : Last weekend, I went to the beach with
my friends.
Eman : That sounds fun! What did you do there?
Iben : We played volleyball and swam in the
ocean all afternoon. We had a great
time!
Eman : I wish I had gone with you.
What did Iben do last weekend?

Dialogue for no 9-10

Iben : Last weekend, I went to the beach with
my friends.
Eman : That sounds fun! What did you do there?
Iben : We played volleyball and swam in the
ocean all afternoon. We had a great
time!
Eman : I wish I had gone with you.
What did Iben and their friends do at the beach?