exam 2 kelas 9

How to make Beras Kencur

Ingredients :

·         100 gr rice

·         3 kencur

·         1 pieces big ginger

·         125 gr sugar

·         1 pieces turmeric

·         1 lemon

·         1 of spoon acid ( asamjawa )

·         1 pandan leaf

·         Salt enough

Step

Ø  First, rice to soaked in water more than 3 hours.

Ø  Boil jawasugar , ginger, turmeric, pandan leaf and Jawa acid together with 3 glasses of water then filter it.

Ø  After boiling, take the ginger, turmeric and kencur. After that you can grind all ingredients together with rice until smooth.

Ø  Boil the water and pour with all ingredients together little by little, then filter it.

Ø  Add with lemon and salt.

Ø  If you feel less sugar you can add the sugar.

Ø  Beraskencur is ready to drink.

1.      What will happen if you don’t soak the rice?

• It will difficult to grind.

• It can not be dissolved.

•     It won’t taste rice.

•     It couldn’t be grinded.

How to make Beras Kencur

Ingredients :

·         100 gr rice

·         3 kencur

·         1 pieces big ginger

·         125 gr sugar

·         1 pieces turmeric

·         1 lemon

·         1 of spoon acid ( asamjawa )

·         1 pandan leaf

·         Salt enough

Step

Ø  First, rice to soaked in water more than 3 hours.

Ø  Boil jawasugar , ginger, turmeric, pandan leaf and Jawa acid together with 3 glasses of water then filter it.

Ø  After boiling, take the ginger, turmeric and kencur. After that you can grind all ingredients together with rice until smooth.

Ø  Boil the water and pour with all ingredients together little by little, then filter it.

Ø  Add with lemon and salt.

Ø  If you feel less sugar you can add the sugar.

Ø  Beraskencur is ready to drink.

2.      The word it in step 4 refers to the activity of boiling the water of....

• ginger

• kencur

• turmeric

• all ingredients

How to Clean a Blender

 

Cleaning a blender is easy, but it can be hard if you don’t clean it immediately after you use it. Even if you don’t have the time to clean it immediately after use, at least, pour in this simple cleaning mixture to await your return later:

1.       Ensure that the blender jug is sitting on the base properly before proceeding.

2.       Fil the jug half full with warm water.

3.       Add one to two drops of dish-washing liquid; if you have a lemon, put in half a lemon, as the lemon rind will scrape off any particles and the juice rind will eliminate odours.

4.       Place the lid on the blender.

5.       Plug the blender back into the electrical socket or switch the power point on.

6.       Press the low blend button and allow blending for up to 30 seconds.

7.       Check that it has caught all the particles.

8.       Pour the liquid down the sink.

9.       Rinse under the faucet.

10. 10.Place upside down on a dish rack to dry.

3.      To make the cleaning process easy, it is suggested that we ….

•      clean it twice a week

•     wash it with warm water

•     regularly clean it in the morning

• always clean it immediately after using

How to Clean a Blender

 

Cleaning a blender is easy, but it can be hard if you don’t clean it immediately after you use it. Even if you don’t have the time to clean it immediately after use, at least, pour in this simple cleaning mixture to await your return later:

1.       Ensure that the blender jug is sitting on the base properly before proceeding.

2.       Fil the jug half full with warm water.

3.       Add one to two drops of dish-washing liquid; if you have a lemon, put in half a lemon, as the lemon rind will scrape off any particles and the juice rind will eliminate odours.

4.       Place the lid on the blender.

5.       Plug the blender back into the electrical socket or switch the power point on.

6.       Press the low blend button and allow blending for up to 30 seconds.

7.       Check that it has caught all the particles.

8.       Pour the liquid down the sink.

9.       Rinse under the faucet.

10.Place upside down on a dish rack to dry.

4.   We should … before turning on the blender.

•     pour the water down the sink

•     rinse it under the faucet

•     place the lid on

•      dry it

How to Clean a Blender

 

Cleaning a blender is easy, but it can be hard if you don’t clean it immediately after you use it. Even if you don’t have the time to clean it immediately after use, at least, pour in this simple cleaning mixture to await your return later:

1.       Ensure that the blender jug is sitting on the base properly before proceeding.

2.       Fil the jug half full with warm water.

3.       Add one to two drops of dish-washing liquid; if you have a lemon, put in half a lemon, as the lemon rind will scrape off any particles and the juice rind will eliminate odours.

4.       Place the lid on the blender.

5.       Plug the blender back into the electrical socket or switch the power point on.

6.       Press the low blend button and allow blending for up to 30 seconds.

7.       Check that it has caught all the particles.

8.       Pour the liquid down the sink.

9.       Rinse under the faucet.

10.Place upside down on a dish rack to dry.

5.      ‘Check that it has caught all the particles.’ (step 7)

The underlined word refers to ….

• the liquid in the blender

• the lid of the blender

• the faucet

• the sink

How to Clean a Blender

 

Cleaning a blender is easy, but it can be hard if you don’t clean it immediately after you use it. Even if you don’t have the time to clean it immediately after use, at least, pour in this simple cleaning mixture to await your return later:

1.       Ensure that the blender jug is sitting on the base properly before proceeding.

2.       Fil the jug half full with warm water.

3.       Add one to two drops of dish-washing liquid; if you have a lemon, put in half a lemon, as the lemon rind will scrape off any particles and the juice rind will eliminate odours.

4.       Place the lid on the blender.

5.       Plug the blender back into the electrical socket or switch the power point on.

6.       Press the low blend button and allow blending for up to 30 seconds.

7.       Check that it has caught all the particles.

8.       Pour the liquid down the sink.

9.       Rinse under the faucet.

10.Place upside down on a dish rack to dry.

6.   ‘Rinse under the faucet.’ (step 9)

What is the synonym of the underlined word?

• cleanse

• sweep

• bath

• soil

7.   I’m … how to swim right now.

• learning

• learned

• learn

• learns

8.   Look! The man … soundly.

• are sleeping

• is sleeping

• sleeps

• sleeping

9.   Inung   : What’s wrong? You look worried.

Sulis     : I’m just … my cat. I haven’t seen it all day

• looking for

• looked for

• looks for

• look for

A solar eclipse is the darkness caused by an eclipse of the Sun. it happens when the position of the Sun, the Moon, and the Earth is in a line. The Moon blocks the light of the Sun and casts its shadow on some parts of the Earth.

 

There are three kinds of solar eclipses. The first type is the total solar eclipse. It happens when the Moon appears to block out the whole Sun. the second type is annular eclipse. It happens when the Moon is farther from the Earth than usual, so the faraway Moon will look small and it casts a smaller shadow on the Earth that blocks out only the center of the Sun. the third type is partial solar eclipse. It happens when the Moon covers only a part of the Sun. the Moon’s disk will slide across the bottom or top part of the Sun. it does not cover the whole Sun. partial solar eclipses are more common than total or annular solar eclipses.

10.   The text mainly tells us about….

• partial solar eclipse

• total solar eclipsed

•     moon eclipse

•      solar eclipse