Soal UH 2 Bhs. Inggris Kls 8 smstr Ganjil

Rabbits are small, fast-breeding mammals known for their long ears, strong hind legs for hopping, and soft fur. They are herbivores, feeding on plants like grass, leaves, and vegetables, and have unique digestive systems that include producing and re-ingesting soft droppings to maximize nutrient absorption. Rabbits live in groups called warrens, communicate with each other using foot thumping, and can be trained, though they are prey animals that are naturally wary of being picked up.  

1 .What is the favorite food of rabbits ?

• Fruits and nuts
• Grass, leaves, and vegetables
• Meat and fish
• Insects and worms

Rabbits are small, fast-breeding mammals known for their long ears, strong hind legs for hopping, and soft fur. They are herbivores, feeding on plants like grass, leaves, and vegetables, and have unique digestive systems that include producing and re-ingesting soft droppings to maximize nutrient absorption. Rabbits live in groups called warrens, communicate with each other using foot thumping, and can be trained, though they are prey animals that are naturally wary of being picked up.

2. 2. How is the rabbit live ?

• Rabbits live alone in burrows.
• Rabbits are carnivores that hunt for food.
• Rabbits migrate seasonally to find warmer climates.
• Rabbits live in groups called warrens.

3. 3. Correct the sentence :

Andi (study) English last night.

• Andi studied English last night.
• Andi is studying English last night.
• Andi study English last night.
• Andi studies English last night.

4. 4. Cange the sentence into interrogative sentence :

Budi went to Makassar last holiday.

• Will Budi go to Makassar last holiday?
• Did Budi went to Makassar last holiday?
• Budi goes to Makassar last holiday?
• Did Budi go to Makassar last holiday?

One day, Rina saw a new student sitting alone in the school yard. His name was Dimas. Rina smiled and invited him to play with her friends. Dimas felt happy and started to laugh. Since that day, they became good friends. They helped each other with homework and shared their lunch. Rina learned that a small act of kindness can create a strong friendship.

5. 5. Where did Rina see Dimas for the first time?

• in the school yard
• in the cafeteria
• at the playground
• in the classroom

One day, Rina saw a new student sitting alone in the school yard. His name was Dimas. Rina smiled and invited him to play with her friends. Dimas felt happy and started to laugh. Since that day, they became good friends. They helped each other with homework and shared their lunch. Rina learned that a small act of kindness can create a strong friendship.

6. 6. What did Rina do when she saw Dimas?

• Rina smiled and invited Dimas to play with her friends.
• Rina told Dimas he couldn't play with her friends.
• Rina asked Dimas to leave the yard.
• Rina ignored Dimas and walked away.

One day, Rina saw a new student sitting alone in the school yard. His name was Dimas. Rina smiled and invited him to play with her friends. Dimas felt happy and started to laugh. Since that day, they became good friends. They helped each other with homework and shared their lunch. Rina learned that a small act of kindness can create a strong friendship.

7. 7. How did Dimas feel when Rina invited him?

• Happy
• Sad
• Indifferent
• Angry

One day, a clever deer named Kancil wanted to cross the river to reach a fruit garden. However, the river was full of hungry crocodiles. Kancil thought hard and got an idea. He said to the crocodiles, “I want to count how many crocodiles live here because the king wants to give you food.”

The crocodiles believed him and lined up across the river. Kancil then stepped on their backs one by one while counting them. When he reached the other side, he laughed and said, “Thank you, foolish crocodiles! I just wanted to cross the river!”

The crocodiles were angry, but Kancil was already safe on the other side, enjoying his sweet fruits happily.

8. 8. What kind of text is it ?

• Descriptive Text

• Recount Text

• Narrative Text

• Procedure Text

One day, a clever deer named Kancil wanted to cross the river to reach a fruit garden. However, the river was full of hungry crocodiles. Kancil thought hard and got an idea. He said to the crocodiles, “I want to count how many crocodiles live here because the king wants to give you food.”

The crocodiles believed him and lined up across the river. Kancil then stepped on their backs one by one while counting them. When he reached the other side, he laughed and said, “Thank you, foolish crocodiles! I just wanted to cross the river!”

The crocodiles were angry, but Kancil was already safe on the other side, enjoying his sweet fruits happily.

9. 9. . How did Kancil trick the crocodiles?

• He gave them food

• He fought them bravely

• He told them the king wanted to count them

• He jumped over them

One day, a clever deer named Kancil wanted to cross the river to reach a fruit garden. However, the river was full of hungry crocodiles. Kancil thought hard and got an idea. He said to the crocodiles, “I want to count how many crocodiles live here because the king wants to give you food.”

The crocodiles believed him and lined up across the river. Kancil then stepped on their backs one by one while counting them. When he reached the other side, he laughed and said, “Thank you, foolish crocodiles! I just wanted to cross the river!”

The crocodiles were angry, but Kancil was already safe on the other side, enjoying his sweet fruits happily.

10. 10. What is the moral value of the story?

• Don’t trust everyone easily

• Always help others

• Sharing is caring

• Be kind to animals