TRY OUT ASTS GANJIL 8th GRADE

The correct answer is ….

• a. They were silent
• b. They shouted and cheered
• c. They left the field
• d. They climbed the pole too

The correct answer is ….

• a. Sad
• b. Angry
• c. Tired
• d. Happy and proud

The correct answer is ….

• a. Because the pole was clean
• b. Because the pole was very short
• c. Because the pole was covered with oil
• d. Because nobody watched them

The correct answer is ….

• a. Competing is more important than helping
• b. Working together brings success
• c. Winning is the only goal in life
• d. It is better to try alone than in a team

What would happen if the rope in the tug of war suddenly broke?

• A. Both teams would fall backward.
• B. One team would automatically win.
• C. The game would continue as usual.
• D. The players would switch games.

Choose the correct answer Imagine you are one of the children in the story. Which game would you choose to play, and why?

• Panjat Pinang, because it is easy to climb
• Tug of war, because it only needs one person
• Sack race, because it looks fun and challenging
• None, because games are not important

Choose the correct answer In the krupuk eating competition, what skill do children mainly practice?

• A. Strength and power
• B. Coordination and patience
• C. Jumping and running
• D. Leadership and strategy

If the Panjat Pinang game had no prizes at the top, how would the children most likely feel?

• A. Excited, because climbing is fun
• B. Unmotivated, because the goal is gone
• C. Angry, because the pole is too slippery
• D. Confused, because they don’t know the rules

Read the text carefully & choose the correct answer What message does the Independence Day celebration give to the younger generation?

• A. Winning is everything.
• B. Traditional games are old-fashioned.
• C. Unity and joy are part of freedom.
• D. Independence Day is only about competitions.

What prizes were put on top of the Panjat Pinang tree?

• A. Only money and clothes
• B. Sarong, groceries, radio, TV, and a bike
• C. Books, pencils, and bags
• D. Shoes, uniforms, and hats