Latihan Soal UM

Dara : What time is it?

Caca    : it’s ....

• Eleven o’clock

• six o’clock

• seven o'clock

• twelve o'clock

Answer explanation

Caca's response indicates the time. Among the options, 'twelve o'clock' is the correct answer, as it is a valid time and fits the context of the question asked by Dara.

A : What time do you go to school?

B : I go to school at 06.15 AM

How do you say 06.15 in English?

• Fifteen past six

• Half past six

• Quarter past six

• Six past quarter

Answer explanation

06.15 is read as 'quarter past six' because it is 15 minutes after 6:00. The other options do not accurately describe this time.

Tom : When do you usually have dinner?

Jerry : I usually have dinner at 07.30 PM

How do you say 07.30 in English?

• Quarter to eight

• Seven thirty

• Seven past thirty

• Half past seven

Answer explanation

The time 07:30 is commonly expressed as 'seven thirty' in English. This directly corresponds to the correct answer choice, making it the most straightforward way to state the time.

Anna : What time do you wake up?

Ben : I wake up at 05.45 AM

How do you say 05.45 in English?

• Half past five

• Five forty-five

• Quarter to six

• Six past forty-five

Answer explanation

05.45 AM is expressed as 'quarter to six' because it is 15 minutes before 6:00. 'Half past five' means 5:30, 'five forty-five' is a direct read, and 'six past forty-five' is incorrect.

Jhon’s birthday party starts at 5:30 PM and ends at 8:15 PM. How long does the party do?

• 2 hours 45 minutes

• 3 hours 45 minutes

• 2 hours 15 minutes

• 3 hours 15 minutes

Answer explanation

To find the duration of Jhon's party, subtract the start time (5:30 PM) from the end time (8:15 PM). This equals 2 hours and 45 minutes, plus an additional hour for the total of 3 hours and 45 minutes.

Look at the picture!

Which sentence describes the picture correctly?

• She are writing a story.

• She is reading a story.

• She writing a story.

• She is writing a story.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence is 'She is writing a story.' because it uses the correct form of the verb 'to be' (is) with the present participle 'writing'. The other options are grammatically incorrect.

She is ... the flowers.

• waters

• watering

• watered

• water

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'watering' because it fits the sentence structure, indicating an ongoing action. 'She is watering the flowers' describes what she is currently doing, while the other options do not grammatically fit.

He is ... the car.

• washes

• washing

• washs

• wash

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'washing' because it fits the present continuous tense structure needed here. The sentence implies an ongoing action, making 'washing' the appropriate form, while 'washes' and 'wash' are incorrect in this context.

She is ... the cake.

• bakes

• baking

• baked

• bake

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'baking' because it fits the present continuous tense, indicating an action currently in progress. The sentence implies she is in the process of making the cake.

Look at the picture.

Where is the dog?

• the dog is on the table

• the dog is beside the table

• the dog is under the table

• the dog is behind the table