SOAL SAS KLS 8 GENAP 2025

No Littering

It was a bright Saturday morning when students from SMP Merdeka gathered at the school yard for a special activity. Their teacher, Mr. Dika, had organized a school clean-up campaign called “No Littering Day.”

The students wore school sports uniforms and brought trash bags, gloves, and masks. They were divided into small groups and given different areas to clean. Andre and his friends were assigned to the school garden. They found a lot of plastic bottles, snack wrappers, and paper waste lying around. Without hesitation, they picked up the trash and put it into their black garbage bags.

Some students laughed and worked together cheerfully, while others helped sort plastic waste into recycling bins. Even though it was tiring, everyone felt happy knowing they were doing something good for the environment.

At the end of the activity, Mr. Dika praised the students and reminded them of the importance of keeping their surroundings clean. “Remember, don’t litter. A clean environment starts with you!”

What was the purpose of the activity at SMP Merdeka?

• To celebrate a birthday

• To prepare for an exam

• To clean up the school area

• To have a sports competition

No Littering

It was a bright Saturday morning when students from SMP Merdeka gathered at the school yard for a special activity. Their teacher, Mr. Dika, had organized a school clean-up campaign called “No Littering Day.”

The students wore school sports uniforms and brought trash bags, gloves, and masks. They were divided into small groups and given different areas to clean. Andre and his friends were assigned to the school garden. They found a lot of plastic bottles, snack wrappers, and paper waste lying around. Without hesitation, they picked up the trash and put it into their black garbage bags.

Some students laughed and worked together cheerfully, while others helped sort plastic waste into recycling bins. Even though it was tiring, everyone felt happy knowing they were doing something good for the environment.

At the end of the activity, Mr. Dika praised the students and reminded them of the importance of keeping their surroundings clean. “Remember, don’t litter. A clean environment starts with you!”

Who organized the clean-up campaign?

• Andre

• The school principal

• Mr. Dika, the teacher

• A local company

No Littering

It was a bright Saturday morning when students from SMP Merdeka gathered at the school yard for a special activity. Their teacher, Mr. Dika, had organized a school clean-up campaign called “No Littering Day.”

The students wore school sports uniforms and brought trash bags, gloves, and masks. They were divided into small groups and given different areas to clean. Andre and his friends were assigned to the school garden. They found a lot of plastic bottles, snack wrappers, and paper waste lying around. Without hesitation, they picked up the trash and put it into their black garbage bags.

Some students laughed and worked together cheerfully, while others helped sort plastic waste into recycling bins. Even though it was tiring, everyone felt happy knowing they were doing something good for the environment.

At the end of the activity, Mr. Dika praised the students and reminded them of the importance of keeping their surroundings clean. “Remember, don’t litter. A clean environment starts with you!”

What equipment did the students bring for the activity?

• Books and pens

• Trash bags, gloves, and masks

• Brooms and mops only

• Food and drinks

No Littering

It was a bright Saturday morning when students from SMP Merdeka gathered at the school yard for a special activity. Their teacher, Mr. Dika, had organized a school clean-up campaign called “No Littering Day.”

The students wore school sports uniforms and brought trash bags, gloves, and masks. They were divided into small groups and given different areas to clean. Andre and his friends were assigned to the school garden. They found a lot of plastic bottles, snack wrappers, and paper waste lying around. Without hesitation, they picked up the trash and put it into their black garbage bags.

Some students laughed and worked together cheerfully, while others helped sort plastic waste into recycling bins. Even though it was tiring, everyone felt happy knowing they were doing something good for the environment.

At the end of the activity, Mr. Dika praised the students and reminded them of the importance of keeping their surroundings clean. “Remember, don’t litter. A clean environment starts with you!”

Which area did Andre and his friends clean?

• 
  The school cafeteria

• The library

• The school garden

• The teacher’s room

No Littering

It was a bright Saturday morning when students from SMP Merdeka gathered at the school yard for a special activity. Their teacher, Mr. Dika, had organized a school clean-up campaign called “No Littering Day.”

The students wore school sports uniforms and brought trash bags, gloves, and masks. They were divided into small groups and given different areas to clean. Andre and his friends were assigned to the school garden. They found a lot of plastic bottles, snack wrappers, and paper waste lying around. Without hesitation, they picked up the trash and put it into their black garbage bags.

Some students laughed and worked together cheerfully, while others helped sort plastic waste into recycling bins. Even though it was tiring, everyone felt happy knowing they were doing something good for the environment.

At the end of the activity, Mr. Dika praised the students and reminded them of the importance of keeping their surroundings clean. “Remember, don’t litter. A clean environment starts with you!”

What kind of trash did the students mostly find?

• Clothes and shoes

• Plastic bottles and wrappers

• Toys and books

• Broken chairs

No Littering

It was a bright Saturday morning when students from SMP Merdeka gathered at the school yard for a special activity. Their teacher, Mr. Dika, had organized a school clean-up campaign called “No Littering Day.”

The students wore school sports uniforms and brought trash bags, gloves, and masks. They were divided into small groups and given different areas to clean. Andre and his friends were assigned to the school garden. They found a lot of plastic bottles, snack wrappers, and paper waste lying around. Without hesitation, they picked up the trash and put it into their black garbage bags.

Some students laughed and worked together cheerfully, while others helped sort plastic waste into recycling bins. Even though it was tiring, everyone felt happy knowing they were doing something good for the environment.

At the end of the activity, Mr. Dika praised the students and reminded them of the importance of keeping their surroundings clean. “Remember, don’t litter. A clean environment starts with you!”

How did the students feel during the activity?

• Sad and bored

• Angry and tired

• Happy and enthusiastic

• Lazy and uninterested

No Littering

It was a bright Saturday morning when students from SMP Merdeka gathered at the school yard for a special activity. Their teacher, Mr. Dika, had organized a school clean-up campaign called “No Littering Day.”

The students wore school sports uniforms and brought trash bags, gloves, and masks. They were divided into small groups and given different areas to clean. Andre and his friends were assigned to the school garden. They found a lot of plastic bottles, snack wrappers, and paper waste lying around. Without hesitation, they picked up the trash and put it into their black garbage bags.

Some students laughed and worked together cheerfully, while others helped sort plastic waste into recycling bins. Even though it was tiring, everyone felt happy knowing they were doing something good for the environment.

At the end of the activity, Mr. Dika praised the students and reminded them of the importance of keeping their surroundings clean. “Remember, don’t litter. A clean environment starts with you!”

What message did Mr. Dika give to the students after the activity?

• A clean environment starts with you.”

• Cleaning is only the janitor’s job.”

• “Littering is okay sometimes.”

• “Don't work too hard next time.”

No Littering

It was a bright Saturday morning when students from SMP Merdeka gathered at the school yard for a special activity. Their teacher, Mr. Dika, had organized a school clean-up campaign called “No Littering Day.”

The students wore school sports uniforms and brought trash bags, gloves, and masks. They were divided into small groups and given different areas to clean. Andre and his friends were assigned to the school garden. They found a lot of plastic bottles, snack wrappers, and paper waste lying around. Without hesitation, they picked up the trash and put it into their black garbage bags.

Some students laughed and worked together cheerfully, while others helped sort plastic waste into recycling bins. Even though it was tiring, everyone felt happy knowing they were doing something good for the environment.

At the end of the activity, Mr. Dika praised the students and reminded them of the importance of keeping their surroundings clean. “Remember, don’t litter. A clean environment starts with you!”

What lesson can we learn from this story?

• School events are always boring

• Cleaning is a punishment

• We should take care of the environment and avoid littering

• Only adults are responsible for cleanliness

At Sungai Lestari

 

On a sunny day, Galang and his mother, Posma, visited a river near their village.

Galang: Mom, what's the name of this river?

Posma: It's Sungai Lestari.

As they walked along the riverbank, they met Pak Rahmansyah, an elder from the village.

Pak Rahmansyah: When I was your age, I often came down to this river.

Galang: But it doesn't look very clean. Was the river this dirty back then? Did you swim in the river?

Pak Rahmansyah: I did! The river was quite clean back then.

Galang: Were there many children in the river?

Pak Rahmansyah: A lot of kids swam and played in the river.

 

Galang looked at the river, imagining how lively it must have been in the past. He felt sad seeing its current state and hoped it could be clean again someday.

 

Who is Galang?

• A village elder

• Posma's son

• A teacher

• A fisherman

At Sungai Lestari

 

On a sunny day, Galang and his mother, Posma, visited a river near their village.

Galang: Mom, what's the name of this river?

Posma: It's Sungai Lestari.

As they walked along the riverbank, they met Pak Rahmansyah, an elder from the village.

Pak Rahmansyah: When I was your age, I often came down to this river.

Galang: But it doesn't look very clean. Was the river this dirty back then? Did you swim in the river?

Pak Rahmansyah: I did! The river was quite clean back then.

Galang: Were there many children in the river?

Pak Rahmansyah: A lot of kids swam and played in the river.

 

Galang looked at the river, imagining how lively it must have been in the past. He felt sad seeing its current state and hoped it could be clean again someday.

 What is the name of the river they visited?

• Sungai Bersih

• Sungai Indah

• Sungai Lestari

• Sungai Jernih