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PAS BHS INGGRIS KELAS XII ABDE DESEMBER 2019

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 2hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Irfan writes a letter


Turn into passive voice form

a)

A letter is written by Irfan

b)

A letter is being written by Irfan

c)

A latter has not been written by Irfan

d)

A letter was written by Irfan

e)

A letter was being written by Irfan

2.

Irfan is writing a letter


Turn into passive voice form

a)

A letter is written by Irfan

b)

A letter is being written by Irfan

c)

A latter has not been written by Irfan

d)

A letter was written by Irfan

e)

A letter was being written by Irfan

3.

Irfan has not written a letter


Turn into passive voice form

a)

A letter is written by Irfan

b)

A letter is being written by Irfan

c)

A latter has not been written by Irfan

d)

A letter was written by Irfan

e)

A letter was being written by Irfan

4.

Irfan wrote a letter


Turn into passive voice form

a)

A letter is written by Irfan

b)

A letter is being written by Irfan

c)

A latter has not been written by Irfan

d)

A letter was written by Irfan

e)

A letter was being written by Irfan

5.

Irfan was writing a letter


Turn into passive voice form

a)

A letter is written by Irfan

b)

A letter is being written by Irfan

c)

A latter has not been written by Irfan

d)

A letter was written by Irfan

e)

A letter was being written by Irfan

6.

Irfan had written a letter


Turn into passive voice form

a)

A letter had been written by Irfan

b)

A letter will be written by Irfan

c)

A letter would be written by Irfan

d)

A letter must be written by Irfan

e)

A letter must have been written by Irfan

7.

Irfan will write a letter


Turn into passive voice form

a)

A letter had been written by Irfan

b)

A letter will be written by Irfan

c)

A letter would be written by Irfan

d)

A letter must be written by Irfan

e)

A letter must have been written by Irfan

8.

Irfan would write a letter


Turn into passive voice form

a)

A letter had been written by Irfan

b)

A letter will be written by Irfan

c)

A letter would be written by Irfan

d)

A letter must be written by Irfan

e)

A letter must have been written by Irfan

9.

Irfan must write a letter


Turn into passive voice form

a)

A letter had been written by Irfan

b)

A letter will be written by Irfan

c)

A letter would be written by Irfan

d)

A letter must be written by Irfan

e)

A letter must have been written by Irfan

10.

Irfan must have written a letter


Turn into passive voice form

a)

A letter had been written by Irfan

b)

A letter will be written by Irfan

c)

A letter would be written by Irfan

d)

A letter must be written by Irfan

e)

A letter must have been written by Irfan

11.

Mr Bean: Hello, Miss Smith. Would you like a cup of coffee? I'm just making some.

Miss Smith : Oh, yes please, that would be lovely.

Mr Bean : How do you take it?

Miss Smith : With milk and sugar please.

Mr Bean: Here you are.

Miss Smith: Thank you.


The underlined expression expresses ...

a)

Offering something

b)

Offering help

c)

Accepting an offer

d)

Refusing an offer

e)

Refusing help

12.

Bayu : Good morning Jane, do you want an ice cream?

maulana: Oh, great! ______, I'd love one.

Bayu: Chocolate or Strawberry?

Maulana: Chocolate, please.


The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …

a)

Yes please

b)

No Thanks

c)

Never mind

d)

Not for me

e)

I do

13.

Saelani: Shall I carry your luggage to your apartment?

Jamal: Yes, please!


The underlined word has similar meaning with ...

a)

Borrow

b)

bring

c)

leave

d)

go

e)

gone

14.

Elis: The box you brought looks very heavy. ________

Okta: Sure. It’s very kind of you. Thanks.


The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …..

a)

Would you like me to help you?

b)

Would I like to help me?

c)

Would you like to bring it for me?

d)

Could you bring it for me?

e)

Could you did it for me

15.

Andry: Some of our friends will join the concert tomorrow. Would you like to go with me?

Sintya : _________ It will very interesting. I need to refresh my mind this time.


The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …

a)

I’d love to but I don’t think I can come

b)

I’m really sorry. I already have my own plan

c)

Well, I’m not sure

d)

What a great idea!

e)

It’s good

16.

I will visit your hometown…………..

a)

If I come to Indonesia

b)

If I came to Indonesia

c)

If I will come to Indonesia

d)

If I would come to Indonesia

e)

If I near indoesia

17.

Hamada : my extended family is going to a surprise birthday party for my grand mother next week.

Diana : wow!! That sounds great. How old is she??

Hamada : she’ll be 75 on August 13

Diana : really??... I didn’t know that she was too old. I thought that she was still around 60. She looks much younger.

Hamada : thanks.

Diana : what if I help you with the preparation?

Hamada : oh.. it’s very nice of you. But I’m going to do with my sister. Thanks for the offer.

Diana : Ok… No problem


Where do you think each conversation takes place?

a)

at the market

b)

at the mall

c)

at home

d)

at university

e)

in the kitchen

18.

If you visit Seattle, the first thing to do is feeling the fresh air o your face as you sail to Bainbrige island on a Washington State Ferry

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

19.

If you want to enjoy Bainbrige Island, stroll around downtown’s galleries, boutiques, coffee houses and cafes.


Identifying the “if clause” sentence.

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

20.

If you visit Seattle, why don’t you to Pike Place Market’s Produce stands and buy something you’ve never tested.


Identifying the “if clause” sentence.

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

A. “if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

21.

Unless you have allergic to noises, make sure you take time to spot these beloved icons.


Identifying the “if clause” sentence

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

22.

If you have enough time, tour the numerous at galleries in Friday Harbor.


Identifying the “if clause” sentence.

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

23.

If you visit Seattle, see exciting and experimental works at Chihuly Gardens and Glass.


Identifying the “if clause” sentence

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

24.

If you visit Seattle, watch the world’s most sophisticated aircraft be built before your eyes at the Boeing factory in Mukilteo.


Identifying the “if clause” sentence.

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

25.

If you are curious to know about it, you should explore the dynamics of flight and experience new aviation innovation.


Identifying the “if clause” sentence.

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

26.

Bintang visits Reena


Turn into passive voice form

a)

Reena is visited by Bintang

b)

Reena is being visited by Bintang

c)

Reena has not been visited by Bintang

d)

Reena was visited by Bintang

e)

Reena was being visited by Bintang

27.

Bintang is visiting Reena


Turn into passive voice form

a)

Reena is visited by Bintang

b)

Reena is being visited by Bintang

c)

Reena has not been visited by Bintang

d)

Reena was visited by Bintang

e)

Reena was being visited by Bintang

28.

Bintang has not visited Reena


Turn into passive voice form

a)

Reena is visited by Bintang

b)

Reena is being visited by Bintang

c)

Reena has not been visited by Bintang

d)

Reena was visited by Bintang

e)

Reena was being visited by Bintang

29.

Bintang visited Reena


Turn into passive voice form

a)

Reena is visited by Bintang

b)

Reena is being visited by Bintang

c)

Reena has not been visited by Bintang

d)

Reena was visited by Bintang

e)

Reena was being visited by Bintang

30.
Bintang Was visiting Reena Turn into passive voice form
a)
Reena is visited by Bintang
b)
Reena is being visited by Bintang
c)
Reena has not been visited by Bintang
d)
Reena was visited by Bintang
e)
Reena was being visited by Bintang
31.

Dela : Where can I get inexpensive good quality shoes

Emi : if you want a good price, why don’ you go to factory outlet.


Identifying the “if clause” sentence.

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

32.

Mr Lukman : if you want to be the chair OSIS offer a good program to improve the school environment.

Nyoman : sure, I will.


Identifying the “if clause” sentence.

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

33.

Mom : if you don’t put some cherries on it. Your cake will look pale and dull.

Etty : yes, you’re right. A cherry or two will help with the appearance


Identifying the “if clause” sentence.

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

34.

Joko : if I am elected president, I will waive taxes for poor people.

Edwin : I wish you all the best.


Identifying the “if clause” sentence

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

35.

If you want to go to the USA, you should save money.


Identifying the “if clause” sentence.

a)

“if clause” + a reminder

b)

“if clause” + a suggestion

c)

“if clause” + a general truth

d)

“if clause” + an imperative

e)

“if clause” to show a dream

36.
............ something to drink? (offering someone to drink)
a)
Would you like
b)
Why don't you
c)
Can I
d)
I'll do
e)
how about
37.

Aisya: “ I am so thirsty.”

Annie: .......... get you something to drink? (offering something)

a)

how about

b)

what about

c)

why don't

d)

may I

e)

I’ll do

38.
.......... like me to clean your car?
a)
how about
b)
let's
c)
would you
d)
I think
e)
why don't you
39.

Rendy : Hello, .......... the music down, please? It’s one o’clock and I’m trying to sleep.

Alex : Oh, sorry. Is that better?

Rendy : Yes, Thanks . Perhaps I can get some sleep now. Good night.


The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …

a)

can you throw

b)

can you destroy

c)

can you turn

d)

don't make

e)

I really hate

40.

You would like someone to take a photo of you in front of a famous monument.


Making a polite request for this situation

a)

Hey! take some photos of me

b)

Can you take a picture for me

c)

Can I take your picture, please

d)

Could you take some pictures of me

e)

Would I take some pictures of you