PTS GENAP XI 2025

Which phrase would you use in an invitation letter to politely request a response?

• Please come to my event

• Can you attend?

• I would be honored if you could attend

• Let me know your decision

What does a procedure text describe?

• A process or series of steps

• A person's opinion

• A place's features

• A description of an event

When writing an invitation letter, which of these should be included?

• A detailed history of the event

• The name and date of the event

• A complaint about the location

• A review of previous events

Rizal visited a beautiful beach during his vacation. Which sentence best describes that beach?

• The beach has smooth white sand and clear blue water.

• There are many people at the beach.

• It is too hot to visit the beach.

• The beach is crowded with tourists.

Which element is typically found in a procedure text?

• A sequence of actions to follow

• A setting description

• A conversation between characters

• A summary of the main points

Which of the following is the correct format for the closing of an invitation letter?

• Yours truly,

• Best regards, [Your Name]

• See you there!

• I hope to see you soon.

In a procedure text, what should come first?

• The conclusion

• The materials needed

• The purpose of the procedure

• The steps to be followed

When Joko visited Bali, what should he describe when talking about the place?

• The events that happen there

• The weather there

• Its physical characteristics, location, and atmosphere

• The rules and regulations of the place

Dewi went on a hike and saw a mountain. Which sentence describes the mountain she saw accurately?

• The mountain is large, with snow on its peak and surrounded by forests.

• The mountain is flat and near the ocean.

• It is a busy place with a lot of activities.

• The mountain is always warm and sunny.

How do you begin a formal invitation letter?

• I hope you are free this weekend.

• I am writing to invite you to…

• It's time to come to my event.

• You have to come, no exceptions.