Ujian Bahasa Inggris Kelas IX

Alex: "I aced my math test yesterday!" Ben: "Wow, that's great! ..."

• I'm so sorry to hear that

• Good luck next time

• Congratulations!

• That’s too bad

Teacher: "You've made significant progress in your writing skills." Student: "... Thank you, sir."

• I'm so disappointed

• I don't believe you

• I'm really happy to hear that

• That's not good news

Friend: "I just got a new job!" You: "... That's fantastic news!"

• Oh no!

• I'm so sorry

• Congratulations

• That's terrible

Parent: "You've been working really hard on your project." Child: "... Thanks, Mom."

• I know, right?

• I don't care

• I appreciate your encouragement

• That's not true

Arni : “Mella, I got a scholarship.” Mella : “Congratulations, Arni. You deserve it. Your mom and dad must be proud of you.” Arni : “Yes, thanks. It will help my parents a lot.” Proud means ... because you got something good.

• feeling unwell and contentment

• feeling happy and dissatisfaction

• feeling pleasure and satisfaction

• feeling joy and willing to give somebody

Dita : “Congratulations on your achievement, Dety.” Dety : “....”

• Excellent

• Good for you

• How nice of you to say so

• Nice job

Mom : Don't forget to wear rubber gloves while you do the cleaning? Emma : Why should we wear rubber gloves? Mom : We wear rubber gloves ... protect our hands from dirt.

• must

• in order to

• should

• have to

From the dialog above, we know that ....

• Ardan likes the condition of the class

• Ardan and Tegar throw the rubbish

• Ardan asks Tegar to pick up the trash

• Ardan and Tegar want to clean the class

“We must pick up the trash” The expression means that we ....

• have to let the trash

• have to take the trash to make it clean

• must not throw the garbage

• don’t have to pick up the rubbish

“That’s a good idea.” From this statement, Ardan .... with Tegar’s idea.

• disagrees

• agrees

• doesn't understand

• doesn't believe