Descriptive Text Kelas VIII A

1. What is the social function of the text?

• A. To tell about the history of Rinjani Waterpark

• B. To explain how to buy tickets to Rinjani Waterpark

• C. To describe the features and atmosphere of Rinjani Waterpark

• D. To persuade people to build a new waterpark

2. Which paragraph shows the identification part of the text?

• A. The first paragraph

• B. The second paragraph

• C. Both paragraphs

• D. None of them

3. What tense is mostly used in the text?

• A. Past tense

• B. Present continuous tense

• C. Future tense

• D. Simple present tense

4. Which of the following adjectives is used in the text?

• A. Boring

• B. Crowded

• C. Dirty

• D. Dangerous

5. When you hear a description of Rinjani Waterpark, what can you identify as its social function?

• A. To describe the features of the place

• B. To retell a past experience

• C. To instruct how to swim

• D. To argue about tourism

6. In a spoken descriptive text, which part comes first?

• A. Description

• B. Identification

• C. Orientation

• D. Resolution

7. In the sentence “The area is very clean, safe, and well-organized”, what kind of language feature is shown?

• A. Verb phrase

• B. Preposition

• C. Adjective phrase

• D. Adverb

8. Based on the oral presentation about Rinjani Waterpark, what is the best conclusion about its social function?

• A. It is to tell people how to go there

• B. It is to describe the place in detail

• C. It is to compare different waterparks

• D. It is to criticize the location

9. After listening to the full description, what can be concluded about the text structure?

• A. It tells a story chronologically

• B. It has an introduction, climax, and ending

• C. It consists of identification and description

• D. It only has a list of instructions

10. Which of the following statements correctly summarizes the purpose, structure, and language of the text?

• A. The text gives instructions using past tense in narrative form.

• B. The text describes a place using present tense and adjective-rich language.

• C. The text argues about tourism problems in the area using future tense.

• D. The text recounts a visit using chronological order and verbs in past tense.