That day was Saturday night. My friends and I went to Bromo Mountain for camping. We went there by bus. We arrived on the slope of Bromo Mountain on Sunday at 5 a.m. We climbed the Bromo Mountain on Sunday Morning. We built a tent for staying. We stayed in the area of Bromo Mountain for two days one night. My friend, Damar had duty to look for some firewood for cooking. Dino had duty to look for some clean water. Roni and I had duty to cook simple foods. Riko had duty to keep the tent clean and tidy. We had different duties. In the noon, Roni and I cooked together. We cooked some rice and also vegetables. After that we had lunch together. In the night, there were some interesting and fun games. We had to join the games. At 10 p.m. we made the fire and we sat making a circle around the fire. We also sang several songs while one of us played the guitar. In the night, we went to sleep in the tent. I felt so cold. I could not sleep anymore. I stayed up until the morning came. We decided to go home. I felt so tired. We went home by bus. Although we felt tired, we were happy because it was our first time to go to Bromo Mountain for camping. What is the text about?

An experience of camping in Bromo Mountain

An experience of visiting grandparent’s house

An experience of winning a competition

An experience of spending the time with family

That day was Saturday night. My friends and I went to Bromo Mountain for camping. We went there by bus. We arrived on the slope of Bromo Mountain on Sunday at 5 a.m. We climbed the Bromo Mountain on Sunday Morning. We built a tent for staying. We stayed in the area of Bromo Mountain for two days one night. My friend, Damar had duty to look for some firewood for cooking. Dino had duty to look for some clean water. Roni and I had duty to cook simple foods. Riko had duty to keep the tent clean and tidy. We had different duties. In the noon, Roni and I cooked together. We cooked some rice and also vegetables. After that we had lunch together. In the night, there were some interesting and fun games. We had to join the games. At 10 p.m. we made the fire and we sat making a circle around the fire. We also sang several songs while one of us played the guitar. In the night, we went to sleep in the tent. I felt so cold. I could not sleep anymore. I stayed up until the morning came. We decided to go home. I felt so tired. We went home by bus. Although we felt tired, we were happy because it was our first time to go to Bromo Mountain for camping. What was Damar’s duty?

Looking for some firewood for cooking

Cooking some foods for all members

That day was Saturday night. My friends and I went to Bromo Mountain for camping. We went there by bus. We arrived on the slope of Bromo Mountain on Sunday at 5 a.m. We climbed the Bromo Mountain on Sunday Morning. We built a tent for staying. We stayed in the area of Bromo Mountain for two days one night. My friend, Damar had duty to look for some firewood for cooking. Dino had duty to look for some clean water. Roni and I had duty to cook simple foods. Riko had duty to keep the tent clean and tidy. We had different duties. In the noon, Roni and I cooked together. We cooked some rice and also vegetables. After that we had lunch together. In the night, there were some interesting and fun games. We had to join the games. At 10 p.m. we made the fire and we sat making a circle around the fire. We also sang several songs while one of us played the guitar. In the night, we went to sleep in the tent. I felt so cold. I could not sleep anymore. I stayed up until the morning came. We decided to go home. I felt so tired. We went home by bus. Although we felt tired, we were happy because it was our first time to go to Bromo Mountain for camping. The followings are some activities that they did at night, except ....

had some interesting and fun games

Coral : Hi, Diva. Where did you go last holiday? Diva : I went to Bandung two days with my older sister, Helena. Coral : Wow. That’s amazing city. Can you tell your story about visiting Bandung to me? Diva : Of course. My sister and I went to bandung by bus. The bus schedule from Indramayu was at 07.00 a.m. and arrived in Bandung at 11.30 a.m. Coral : Where did you and your sister go in the first day when you reached Bandung? Diva : In the first day, we went to Bandung zoo. Coral : Did you still remember the price of ticket? Diva : If I’m not wrong, it was only Rp30.000,00. Coral : How was the zoo? Can you tell it more? Diva : The zoo was good enough. It had very complete animals collection. We could find some unique Indonesian animals. Coral : How was the second day? Diva : In the next day, we visited a geological museum and talked with the guide about geology. It made us understood about geology. We saw rocks collection there. Coral : That’s great experience. What did you do after visiting the museum? Diva : My sister and I had a lunch in a food stall first. After that, we took a taxi to Bandung bus station because we had to go home to Indaramayu. Coral : Did you get a bus at the time? Diva : Of course, girl. I really like the holiday. Although, it was only two days but it made me happy. Coral : Yes, I know your feeling. What did Diva and her sister do in the first day in Bandung?

They visited a geological museum.

Coral : Hi, Diva. Where did you go last holiday? Diva : I went to Bandung two days with my older sister, Helena. Coral : Wow. That’s amazing city. Can you tell your story about visiting Bandung to me? Diva : Of course. My sister and I went to bandung by bus. The bus schedule from Indramayu was at 07.00 a.m. and arrived in Bandung at 11.30 a.m. Coral : Where did you and your sister go in the first day when you reached Bandung? Diva : In the first day, we went to Bandung zoo. Coral : Did you still remember the price of ticket? Diva : If I’m not wrong, it was only Rp30.000,00. Coral : How was the zoo? Can you tell it more? Diva : The zoo was good enough. It had very complete animals collection. We could find some unique Indonesian animals. Coral : How was the second day? Diva : In the next day, we visited a geological museum and talked with the guide about geology. It made us understood about geology. We saw rocks collection there. Coral : That’s great experience. What did you do after visiting the museum? Diva : My sister and I had a lunch in a food stall first. After that, we took a taxi to Bandung bus station because we had to go home to Indaramayu. Coral : Did you get a bus at the time? Diva : Of course, girl. I really like the holiday. Although, it was only two days but it made me happy. Coral : Yes, I know your feeling. What is geology?

The study of the rocks and similar substances that make up the earth’s surface

The scientific study of the way the human mind works

The study of the relationships between people living in groups

The scientific study of the skin and its diseases

"We saw rocks collections there". What is the passive form of the sentence?

Rocks collections there were seen by us.

Rocks collections there was seen by us.

Rocks collections there are seen by us.

Rocks collections there have been seen by us.

clara : The room was so clean and smell good. Sandrina : Yes. .........................................................................

The room was cleaned by our classmates yesterday.

The room is cleaned by our classmates yesterday.

The room is being cleaned by our classmates yesterday.

The room was being cleaned by our classmates yesterday.

Winda : Hi, Ratri. Do you know that Bawean deers are one of the most threatened species of deers? Ratri : Really? Why are they threatened? Winda : It is due to ongoing habitat loss, small population size, and limited range even though it has few natural enemies except for birds of prey and large snakes such as pythons. Ratri : It’s a pity. The deers’ population has to be conserved by the government. Can you tell me about its physical characteristic? Winda : Well, its typical height for males is 60–70 cm. Males have three-tined antlers. Their fawns are spotted at birth. Their pelage is short, smooth, and soft, and generally a light brown in color. There are few distinctive yellow markings which are limited to the head and neck. Ratri : What are their diets? Winda : They are herbivores and consume grasses, herbs, leaves, twigs, corn crops, and leaves of the cassave plant. What are they talking about?

The general information about Bawean deers

The experience in seeing Bawean deers

The explanation on how to conserve Bawean deers

The detailed description of a particular Bawean deer

Winda : Hi, Ratri. Do you know that Bawean deers are one of the most threatened species of deers? Ratri : Really? Why are they threatened? Winda : It is due to ongoing habitat loss, small population size, and limited range even though it has few natural enemies except for birds of prey and large snakes such as pythons. Ratri : It’s a pity. The deers’ population has to be conserved by the government. Can you tell me about its physical characteristic? Winda : Well, its typical height for males is 60–70 cm. Males have three-tined antlers. Their fawns are spotted at birth. Their pelage is short, smooth, and soft, and generally a light brown in color. There are few distinctive yellow markings which are limited to the head and neck. Ratri : What are their diets? Winda : They are herbivores and consume grasses, herbs, leaves, twigs, corn crops, and leaves of the cassave plant. Which one isn’t the physical characteristic of Bawean deers?

The yellow markings are on all over its body.

The height for males is 60–70 cm.

They have short, smooth, and soft pelage.

They have has three-tined antlers.

“The deers’ population has to be conserved by the government.” Which one is the correct active voice?

The government have to conserve the deers’ population.

The government is conserving the deers’ population.

The government conserves the deers’ population.

The government have had conserved the deers’ population.

Ikan Hiu Gergaji Sentani The largetooth sawfish ( Pristis microdon ), also known as the Leichhardt’s sawfish or freshwater sawfish, is a sawfish of the family Pristidae, found in shallow Indo-West Pacific oceans. As its name suggests, it can be found in the freshwater of Sentani Lake in Jayapura, Papua. This critically endangered species reaches a length of up to 7 metres. The largetooth sawfish is a heavy-bodied sawfish with a short massive saw which is broad-based, strongly tapering and with 14 to 22 very large teeth on each side. The space between the last two saw-teeth on the sides are less than twice the space between the first two teeth. The pectoral fins are high and angular. The first dorsal fin being mostly in front of the pelvic fins. and the caudal fin has a pronounced lower lobe. The unique characteristic of largetooth sawfish is ....

the teeth that swing from side to side

Ikan Hiu Gergaji Sentani The largetooth sawfish ( Pristis microdon ), also known as the Leichhardt’s sawfish or freshwater sawfish, is a sawfish of the family Pristidae, found in shallow Indo-West Pacific oceans. As its name suggests, it can be found in the freshwater of Sentani Lake in Jayapura, Papua. This critically endangered species reaches a length of up to 7 metres. The largetooth sawfish is a heavy-bodied sawfish with a short massive saw which is broad-based, strongly tapering and with 14 to 22 very large teeth on each side. The space between the last two saw-teeth on the sides are less than twice the space between the first two teeth. The pectoral fins are high and angular. The first dorsal fin being mostly in front of the pelvic fins. and the caudal fin has a pronounced lower lobe. Which one is false based on the text?

The last two saw-teeth on the sides are more than twice the space between the first two teeth.

The largetooth sawfish can be found in Papua.

The largetooth sawfish is critically endangered.

Siamese Crocodile The Siamese crocodile ( Crocodylus siamensis ) is a medium-sized freshwater crocodile native to Indonesia (Borneo and possibly Java), Brunei, East Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam. The species is critically endangered and already extirpated from many regions. The Siamese crocodile is a medium-sized, freshwater crocodilian, with a relatively broad, smooth snout and an elevated, bony crest behind each eye. Overall, it is an olive-green colour, with some variation to dark-green. Young specimens measure 1,2-1,5 m and weigh 6-12 kg, growing up to 2,1 m and a weight of 40-70 kg as an adult. Most adults do not exceed 3 m in length. Siamese crocodiles occur in a wide range of freshwater habitats, including slow-moving rivers and streams, lakes, seasonal oxbow lakes, marshes, and swamplands. Adults feed mainly on fish and snakes, but also eat amphibians and small mammals. Siamese crocodiles are under threat from human disturbance and habitat occupation, which is forcing remaining populations to the edges of their former range. Although few wild populations remain, more than 700.000 C. Siamese are held on commercial crocodile farms in Southeast Asia. What is the threat of Siamese crocodile?

The habitat occupation by human

Elang Flores The Flores hawk-eagle ( Nisaetus floris ) is a large raptor in the family Accipitridae. It is an endemic species to the Lesser Sunda Islands in Indonesia. A forest dwelling predator, this species is classified as Critically Endangered due to habitat loss and persecution. Though clearly sedentary and non-migratory as are most tropical raptors, Flores hawk-eagles can disperse widely. Adults have dark brown upperparts, a brown tail with six bars, a white patch in the wings that is visible in flight, white underparts, and a white head with fine brownish streaks on the crown. Furthermore, they have sparse light dark markings about the thighs. The white patches at the upperside of the primaries are a species diagnostic. An Indonesian endemic, the Flores hawkeagle is distributed in forests of Flores, Lombok and Sumbawa in the Lesser Sundas. It mainly occurs in lowlands, but has been recorded at altitudes as high as 1.600 metres. The Flores hawk-eagle is known to be reliant on tropical rainforest. Most frequently they are seen flying over the canopy over slight slopes of the forest. They are sometimes reported as foraging over cultivations but this is only in areas adjacent to large stretches of forest. The presumed diet may consist of birds, lizards, snakes, and mammals. Due to ongoing habitat loss within its small range, capture for the cage bird trade and persecution due to its habit of taking chickens, the Flores hawk-eagle is evaluated as critically endangered on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. It is probably the world’s rarest eagle species. What makes the Flores hawk-eagle classified as critically endangered?

Because it has natural predator.

Because it can’t live in many areas.

What is the correct passive voice of the sentence above?

The Javan rhinos were listed as critically endangered by the IUCN.

The Javan rhinos is listed as critically endangered by the IUCN.

The Javan rhinos had been listed as critically endangered by the IUCN.

The Javan rhinos are listed as critically endangered by the IUCN.

The tusk of Sumatran elephant is curved. Its point is sharp. Its color is light yellow. From the description, we know that Sumatran elephant has .....

light yellow, sharp pointed, curved tusks

curved, light yellow, sharp pointed tusks

curvy, point sharp, light yellow tusks

sharp pointed, curved, light yellow tusks

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Maleo
The maleo is endemic to Sulawesi and the nearby smaller island of Buton in Indonesia. It is found in the tropical lowland and hill forests, but nests in the open sandy areas, volcanic soils, or beaches that are heated by the sun or geothermal energy for incubation. Since 1972, this species has been protected by the Indonesian government.
It is listed as critically endangered by IUCN. The maleo ranges from 55–60 cm long with blackish plumage, bare yellow facial skin, reddish-brown iris, reddish-orange beak, and rosy salmon underparts. The crown is ornamented with a prominent, bony, dark casque. The greyish blue feet have four long sharp claws, separated by a membranous web.
The maleo’s egg is large, about five times as large as that of the domestic chicken’s. The female lays and covers each egg in a deep hole in the sand and allows the incubation to take place through solar or volcanic heating. After the eggs hatch, the young birds work their way up through the sand and hide in the forest. The young birds are able to fly and are totally independent. They must find food and defend themselves from predators such as monitor lizards, reticulated pythons, wild pigs, and cats. The maleo’s diet consists mainly of fruits, seeds, mollusks, ants, termites, beetles, and other small invertebrates.
The social function of the text is to ....

retell a past experience

give orders sequencely

present a recent event

provide general information

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Maleo
The maleo is endemic to Sulawesi and the nearby smaller island of Buton in Indonesia. It is found in the tropical lowland and hill forests, but nests in the open sandy areas, volcanic soils, or beaches that are heated by the sun or geothermal energy for incubation. Since 1972, this species has been protected by the Indonesian government.
It is listed as critically endangered by IUCN. The maleo ranges from 55–60 cm long with blackish plumage, bare yellow facial skin, reddish-brown iris, reddish-orange beak, and rosy salmon underparts. The crown is ornamented with a prominent, bony, dark casque. The greyish blue feet have four long sharp claws, separated by a membranous web.
The maleo’s egg is large, about five times as large as that of the domestic chicken’s. The female lays and covers each egg in a deep hole in the sand and allows the incubation to take place through solar or volcanic heating. After the eggs hatch, the young birds work their way up through the sand and hide in the forest. The young birds are able to fly and are totally independent. They must find food and defend themselves from predators such as monitor lizards, reticulated pythons, wild pigs, and cats. The maleo’s diet consists mainly of fruits, seeds, mollusks, ants, termites, beetles, and other small invertebrates.
The second paragraph tells about ....

the physical description of Maleo

the diets of Maleo

the habitat of Maleo

the threat of Maleo

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Maleo
The maleo is endemic to Sulawesi and the nearby smaller island of Buton in Indonesia. It is found in the tropical lowland and hill forests, but nests in the open sandy areas, volcanic soils, or beaches that are heated by the sun or geothermal energy for incubation. Since 1972, this species has been protected by the Indonesian government.
It is listed as critically endangered by IUCN. The maleo ranges from 55–60 cm long with blackish plumage, bare yellow facial skin, reddish-brown iris, reddish-orange beak, and rosy salmon underparts. The crown is ornamented with a prominent, bony, dark casque. The greyish blue feet have four long sharp claws, separated by a membranous web.
The maleo’s egg is large, about five times as large as that of the domestic chicken’s. The female lays and covers each egg in a deep hole in the sand and allows the incubation to take place through solar or volcanic heating. After the eggs hatch, the young birds work their way up through the sand and hide in the forest. The young birds are able to fly and are totally independent. They must find food and defend themselves from predators such as monitor lizards, reticulated pythons, wild pigs, and cats. The maleo’s diet consists mainly of fruits, seeds, mollusks, ants, termites, beetles, and other small invertebrates.
How is the description of Maleo’s beak?

Blackish

Bare yellow

Reddish-orange

Reddish-brown

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Maleo
The maleo is endemic to Sulawesi and the nearby smaller island of Buton in Indonesia. It is found in the tropical lowland and hill forests, but nests in the open sandy areas, volcanic soils, or beaches that are heated by the sun or geothermal energy for incubation. Since 1972, this species has been protected by the Indonesian government.
It is listed as critically endangered by IUCN. The maleo ranges from 55–60 cm long with blackish plumage, bare yellow facial skin, reddish-brown iris, reddish-orange beak, and rosy salmon underparts. The crown is ornamented with a prominent, bony, dark casque. The greyish blue feet have four long sharp claws, separated by a membranous web.
The maleo’s egg is large, about five times as large as that of the domestic chicken’s. The female lays and covers each egg in a deep hole in the sand and allows the incubation to take place through solar or volcanic heating. After the eggs hatch, the young birds work their way up through the sand and hide in the forest. The young birds are able to fly and are totally independent. They must find food and defend themselves from predators such as monitor lizards, reticulated pythons, wild pigs, and cats. The maleo’s diet consists mainly of fruits, seeds, mollusks, ants, termites, beetles, and other small invertebrates.
What is the predator of Maleo?

Wild pigs

Anoa

Elephant

Rhinoceros

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Maleo
The maleo is endemic to Sulawesi and the nearby smaller island of Buton in Indonesia. It is found in the tropical lowland and hill forests, but nests in the open sandy areas, volcanic soils, or beaches that are heated by the sun or geothermal energy for incubation. Since 1972, this species has been protected by the Indonesian government.
It is listed as critically endangered by IUCN. The maleo ranges from 55–60 cm long with blackish plumage, bare yellow facial skin, reddish-brown iris, reddish-orange beak, and rosy salmon underparts. The crown is ornamented with a prominent, bony, dark casque. The greyish blue feet have four long sharp claws, separated by a membranous web.
The maleo’s egg is large, about five times as large as that of the domestic chicken’s. The female lays and covers each egg in a deep hole in the sand and allows the incubation to take place through solar or volcanic heating. After the eggs hatch, the young birds work their way up through the sand and hide in the forest. The young birds are able to fly and are totally independent. They must find food and defend themselves from predators such as monitor lizards, reticulated pythons, wild pigs, and cats. The maleo’s diet consists mainly of fruits, seeds, mollusks, ants, termites, beetles, and other small invertebrates.
Which one is false based on the text?

The maleo’s egg is incubated in a deep hole in the sand.

The egg of Maleo is smaller than the egg of chicken.

The young Maleo are able to fly once they hatched.

Maleo mainly eats fruits, seeds, mollusks, ants, beetles, and other small invertebrates.

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Hello, I’m Yudha Karisma Putra. I’m one of the ninth grade students of Rajawali Ilmu Junior High School in Lampung. I want to tell my personal experience after representing my school in volleyball competition in Lampung. After finishing the competition, my sport teacher invited me and my team to visit a beach for refreshing before we came back home. The beach that we visited was Sari Ringgung Beach.

We started our journey from the competition place in Tanggamus at 10 a.m. We went there by bus which was rent by my school. After 2 hours, we reached the beach. Actually, it was my first time in visiting Sari Ringgung Beach. The first thing we did when we reached the beach, was changing our volleyball costume to our own t-shirt. After that we went to the beach. There were many people who swam and played some games on the beach. After that my teacher, my friends, and I started to play some games there. We had volleyball so we played volleyball there. Not too long, we swam and enjoyed the clean water. After we felt tired, we took a bath and took a rest for awhile by drinking iced tea, coconut water, and eating roasted corn. After taking a rest, we continued to view seascape on boats. My teacher rented 2 boats for us. And we could enjoy the great scenery of Sari Ringgung beach. The time was at 5 p.m. my teacher decided to go home.

On the way home, we stopped again in a restaurant because we had to take dinner. first, we ate seruit and umbu. The seruit was delicious and crunchy. It is fried fish which is flavored by some seasoning. The taste is spicy and savory. While, umbu is a unique food. It is made from the young rattan. It was unique because the young rattan is cooked until it was soft. After that we also ate a traditional snack named gegunduh. It was sweet because it was made from banana. After we finished our dinner, we went straight home. I reached home at 8 p.m. It was a tiring day, but I enjoyed that day very much. I hope I can visit the beach again with my family next month.

What was the place visited by the writer and his team?

Sari Ringgung Beach

Parangtritis

Drini Beach

Kartini Beach

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Hello, I’m Yudha Karisma Putra. I’m one of the ninth grade students of Rajawali Ilmu Junior High School in Lampung. I want to tell my personal experience after representing my school in volleyball competition in Lampung. After finishing the competition, my sport teacher invited me and my team to visit a beach for refreshing before we came back home. The beach that we visited was Sari Ringgung Beach.

We started our journey from the competition place in Tanggamus at 10 a.m. We went there by bus which was rent by my school. After 2 hours, we reached the beach. Actually, it was my first time in visiting Sari Ringgung Beach. The first thing we did when we reached the beach, was changing our volleyball costume to our own t-shirt. After that we went to the beach. There were many people who swam and played some games on the beach. After that my teacher, my friends, and I started to play some games there. We had volleyball so we played volleyball there. Not too long, we swam and enjoyed the clean water. After we felt tired, we took a bath and took a rest for awhile by drinking iced tea, coconut water, and eating roasted corn. After taking a rest, we continued to view seascape on boats. My teacher rented 2 boats for us. And we could enjoy the great scenery of Sari Ringgung beach. The time was at 5 p.m. my teacher decided to go home.

On the way home, we stopped again in a restaurant because we had to take dinner. first, we ate seruit and umbu. The seruit was delicious and crunchy. It is fried fish which is flavored by some seasoning. The taste is spicy and savory. While, umbu is a unique food. It is made from the young rattan. It was unique because the young rattan is cooked until it was soft. After that we also ate a traditional snack named gegunduh. It was sweet because it was made from banana. After we finished our dinner, we went straight home. I reached home at 8 p.m. It was a tiring day, but I enjoyed that day very much. I hope I can visit the beach again with my family next month.
Where was the place located?

Malang

Manado

Makassar

Lampung

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Hello, I’m Yudha Karisma Putra. I’m one of the ninth grade students of Rajawali Ilmu Junior High School in Lampung. I want to tell my personal experience after representing my school in volleyball competition in Lampung. After finishing the competition, my sport teacher invited me and my team to visit a beach for refreshing before we came back home. The beach that we visited was Sari Ringgung Beach.

We started our journey from the competition place in Tanggamus at 10 a.m. We went there by bus which was rent by my school. After 2 hours, we reached the beach. Actually, it was my first time in visiting Sari Ringgung Beach. The first thing we did when we reached the beach, was changing our volleyball costume to our own t-shirt. After that we went to the beach. There were many people who swam and played some games on the beach. After that my teacher, my friends, and I started to play some games there. We had volleyball so we played volleyball there. Not too long, we swam and enjoyed the clean water. After we felt tired, we took a bath and took a rest for awhile by drinking iced tea, coconut water, and eating roasted corn. After taking a rest, we continued to view seascape on boats. My teacher rented 2 boats for us. And we could enjoy the great scenery of Sari Ringgung beach. The time was at 5 p.m. my teacher decided to go home.

On the way home, we stopped again in a restaurant because we had to take dinner. first, we ate seruit and umbu. The seruit was delicious and crunchy. It is fried fish which is flavored by some seasoning. The taste is spicy and savory. While, umbu is a unique food. It is made from the young rattan. It was unique because the young rattan is cooked until it was soft. After that we also ate a traditional snack named gegunduh. It was sweet because it was made from banana. After we finished our dinner, we went straight home. I reached home at 8 p.m. It was a tiring day, but I enjoyed that day very much. I hope I can visit the beach again with my family next month.
How did the writer go to the beach?

By motorboat

By ship

By bus

By motorcycle

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Hello, I’m Yudha Karisma Putra. I’m one of the ninth grade students of Rajawali Ilmu Junior High School in Lampung. I want to tell my personal experience after representing my school in volleyball competition in Lampung. After finishing the competition, my sport teacher invited me and my team to visit a beach for refreshing before we came back home. The beach that we visited was Sari Ringgung Beach.

We started our journey from the competition place in Tanggamus at 10 a.m. We went there by bus which was rent by my school. After 2 hours, we reached the beach. Actually, it was my first time in visiting Sari Ringgung Beach. The first thing we did when we reached the beach, was changing our volleyball costume to our own t-shirt. After that we went to the beach. There were many people who swam and played some games on the beach. After that my teacher, my friends, and I started to play some games there. We had volleyball so we played volleyball there. Not too long, we swam and enjoyed the clean water. After we felt tired, we took a bath and took a rest for awhile by drinking iced tea, coconut water, and eating roasted corn. After taking a rest, we continued to view seascape on boats. My teacher rented 2 boats for us. And we could enjoy the great scenery of Sari Ringgung beach. The time was at 5 p.m. my teacher decided to go home.

On the way home, we stopped again in a restaurant because we had to take dinner. first, we ate seruit and umbu. The seruit was delicious and crunchy. It is fried fish which is flavored by some seasoning. The taste is spicy and savory. While, umbu is a unique food. It is made from the young rattan. It was unique because the young rattan is cooked until it was soft. After that we also ate a traditional snack named gegunduh. It was sweet because it was made from banana. After we finished our dinner, we went straight home. I reached home at 8 p.m. It was a tiring day, but I enjoyed that day very much. I hope I can visit the beach again with my family next month.
They did some activities on the beach, except ....

swimming

playing volleyball

diving

viewing seascape

10.

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Hello, I’m Yudha Karisma Putra. I’m one of the ninth grade students of Rajawali Ilmu Junior High School in Lampung. I want to tell my personal experience after representing my school in volleyball competition in Lampung. After finishing the competition, my sport teacher invited me and my team to visit a beach for refreshing before we came back home. The beach that we visited was Sari Ringgung Beach.

We started our journey from the competition place in Tanggamus at 10 a.m. We went there by bus which was rent by my school. After 2 hours, we reached the beach. Actually, it was my first time in visiting Sari Ringgung Beach. The first thing we did when we reached the beach, was changing our volleyball costume to our own t-shirt. After that we went to the beach. There were many people who swam and played some games on the beach. After that my teacher, my friends, and I started to play some games there. We had volleyball so we played volleyball there. Not too long, we swam and enjoyed the clean water. After we felt tired, we took a bath and took a rest for awhile by drinking iced tea, coconut water, and eating roasted corn. After taking a rest, we continued to view seascape on boats. My teacher rented 2 boats for us. And we could enjoy the great scenery of Sari Ringgung beach. The time was at 5 p.m. my teacher decided to go home.

On the way home, we stopped again in a restaurant because we had to take dinner. first, we ate seruit and umbu. The seruit was delicious and crunchy. It is fried fish which is flavored by some seasoning. The taste is spicy and savory. While, umbu is a unique food. It is made from the young rattan. It was unique because the young rattan is cooked until it was soft. After that we also ate a traditional snack named gegunduh. It was sweet because it was made from banana. After we finished our dinner, we went straight home. I reached home at 8 p.m. It was a tiring day, but I enjoyed that day very much. I hope I can visit the beach again with my family next month.
What is umbu made from?

Banana leaf

Banana

Fried fish

Rattan

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