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latihan PJJ 2 kelas XII

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 30mins

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1.

Blood Donation Day

· Organised by Pratama Residence

· Sunday, 10 October 2016 from 9.00 AM to 13.00 PM

· Venue : Assembly Hall

We can save a life by giving our blood.

For registration contact : 0812111111 (Mrs Talia)


Base on the announcement, which of the following statement is true ?

a)

The blood is for the sick in Pratama Residence.

b)

The activity is a monthly community activity.

c)

It is a community activity to donate blood.

d)

The activity will last the whole day.

e)

The donation is for Mrs Talia.

2.

Blood Donation Day

· Organised by Pratama Residence

· Sunday, 10 October 2016 from 9.00 AM to 13.00 PM

· Venue : Assembly Hall

We can save a life by giving our blood.

For registration contact : 0812111111 (Mrs Talia)


Why should we contact Mrs Talia?

a)

To check our blood.

b)

To participate in the activity.

c)

To enquire about the details of the activity.

d)

To buy a house in Pratama Residence.

e)

To say that we need blood donation.

3.

Kids Should Use Headphone Less


Base on a study from the journal of the American Medical Association, it is reported that one of five teenagers in America experience slight hearing loss in which they can neither hear rustles nor whispers. This happens because of the frequent use of headphones and earbuds. To minimize this issue, they should reduce the use of headphones and earbuds.

It’s common phenomenon in which teenagers use headphones or earbuds while listening to music with their iPods, mobile phones, laptops, and tablets. The use of headphones and earbuds is believed to be the cause of deafness among people nowadays. This happens because the loud sound produced by headphones can directly damage their eardrums.

It is obvious that teenagers should try to use headphones less. Parents should encourage their kids to play music, audiobooks, videos, televisions and radio audibly. Don’t restrain them from listening to sounds audibly due to the sounds they make from their gadgets. Listen to what they’re listening to, because protecting children’s hearing is as important as protecting their brains.


The word “audibly” (paragraph 3)

Has a similar meaning to . . . .

a)

Loudly

b)

Silently

c)

Quickly

d)

Carefully

e)

Accurately

4.

Kids Should Use Headphone Less


Base on a study from the journal of the American Medical Association, it is reported that one of five teenagers in America experience slight hearing loss in which they can neither hear rustles nor whispers. This happens because of the frequent use of headphones and earbuds. To minimize this issue, they should reduce the use of headphones and earbuds.

It’s common phenomenon in which teenagers use headphones or earbuds while listening to music with their iPods, mobile phones, laptops, and tablets. The use of headphones and earbuds is believed to be the cause of deafness among people nowadays. This happens because the loud sound produced by headphones can directly damage their eardrums.

It is obvious that teenagers should try to use headphones less. Parents should encourage their kids to play music, audiobooks, videos, televisions and radio audibly. Don’t restrain them from listening to sounds audibly due to the sounds they make from their gadgets. Listen to what they’re listening to, because protecting children’s hearing is as important as protecting their brains.

What happens if teenagers keep using headphones continuously?

a)

a. It will prevent them from suffering hearing loss.

b)

They will be famous among their friends.

c)

They can develop their hearing ability.

d)

It will disturb their eardrums’ ability.

e)

They will gain many benefits.

5.

Kids Should Use Headphone Less


Base on a study from the journal of the American Medical Association, it is reported that one of five teenagers in America experience slight hearing loss in which they can neither hear rustles nor whispers. This happens because of the frequent use of headphones and earbuds. To minimize this issue, they should reduce the use of headphones and earbuds.

It’s common phenomenon in which teenagers use headphones or earbuds while listening to music with their iPods, mobile phones, laptops, and tablets. The use of headphones and earbuds is believed to be the cause of deafness among people nowadays. This happens because the loud sound produced by headphones can directly damage their eardrums.

It is obvious that teenagers should try to use headphones less. Parents should encourage their kids to play music, audiobooks, videos, televisions and radio audibly. Don’t restrain them from listening to sounds audibly due to the sounds they make from their gadgets. Listen to what they’re listening to, because protecting children’s hearing is as important as protecting their brains.


What is the main idea of the second paragraph ?

a)

Research about the use of headphones on teenagers.

b)

Parents should protect their children.

c)

Various kinds of gadgets kids have.

d)

Teenagers should use earbuds less.

e)

The cause of hearing loss.

6.

Kids Should Use Headphone Less


Base on a study from the journal of the American Medical Association, it is reported that one of five teenagers in America experience slight hearing loss in which they can neither hear rustles nor whispers. This happens because of the frequent use of headphones and earbuds. To minimize this issue, they should reduce the use of headphones and earbuds.

It’s common phenomenon in which teenagers use headphones or earbuds while listening to music with their iPods, mobile phones, laptops, and tablets. The use of headphones and earbuds is believed to be the cause of deafness among people nowadays. This happens because the loud sound produced by headphones can directly damage their eardrums.

It is obvious that teenagers should try to use headphones less. Parents should encourage their kids to play music, audiobooks, videos, televisions and radio audibly. Don’t restrain them from listening to sounds audibly due to the sounds they make from their gadgets. Listen to what they’re listening to, because protecting children’s hearing is as important as protecting their brains.


What genre is the text above ?

a)

Analytical exposition

b)

Hortatory exposition

c)

Narrative

d)

Descriptive

e)

Discussion

7.

Dialogue 1

Tia : I would be grateful if you come over to my house and have some drinks.

Ali : Thank you, but I have a medical treatment immediately.

Tia : Alright. What if we go to the cinema next Sunday?

Ali : Hmmm . . . . That would be great.


What does Ali refuse to ?

a)

To come to Ali’s home.

b)

To have a treatment.

c)

To get the cinema.

d)

To go on Sunday.

e)

To have a drink.

8.

Dialogue 1

Tia : I would be grateful if you come over to my house and have some drinks.

Ali : Thank you, but I have a medical treatment immediately.

Tia : Alright. What if we go to the cinema next Sunday?

Ali : Hmmm . . . . That would be great.


What expression does Tia use ?

a)

Promise expression

b)

Happiness expression

c)

Inviting someone

d)

Showing care

e)

Expressing symphaty

9.

Dialogue 2

Woman : It has been a pleasure to see you, Sir.

Man : . . . .


What is the best respond to the woman’s statement ?

a)

Thank you

b)

See you later

c)

How do you do?

d)

See you again, Joan.

e)

Nice to see you too.

10.

Dialogue 3

Tio : Judith, may I help you clean this house ?

Judith : . . . .


How does the woman respond to what the woman says?

a)

That would be great, thanks.

b)

Please call me soon, Tio.

c)

What do you mean?

d)

I do agree with you.

e)

I hope so.

11.

Memo

To : Mr. Lewis Hilman

From : Headquarter

Subject : Program Meeting

Date : 10 August 2018


Please attend the Programme meeting at Kusuma Hotel on Friday, 16 March 2018 at 1 PM. On behalf of the headquarters. Looking forward to your report upon the outcome of the meeting.


Who sent this memo ?

a)

The Boss

b)

The programmer

c)

The staff

d)

The employees

e)

The meeting committee

12.

Memo

To : Mr. Lewis Hilman

From : Headquarter

Subject : Program Meeting

Date : 10 August 2018


Please attend the Programme meeting at Kusuma Hotel on Friday, 16 March 2018 at 1 PM. On behalf of the headquarters. Looking forward to your report upon the outcome of the meeting.


From the memo, we may infer that the headquarters ….

a)

Will set the meeting

b)

Will attend the meeting

c)

Will send several people

d)

Will be in Sangrila Hotel before 1 PM

e)

Will wait for the report after the meeting

13.

Many people say that examinations should be abolished because they are not the best measure of student’s capabilities. These people believe that students can study on their own and do better without the nagging worry and pressure exerted by examinations.

Yet, there are persuasive reasons to show that examinations should not be abolished. It is insufficient that teachers assign homework and correct it. Because this is not done under supervision, they cannot be sure that it is really the work of the students themselves. Moreover, homework is not a test of student’s ability. Homework is a method of merely keeping him occupied.

Nowadays, in the hunt for jobs, students need to produce some evidence of their capabilities. Prospective employers like to see copies of examination results. This is the only way a student’s qualifications can be judged. This attitude greatly encourages the use of examinations, since it is considered it necessary for them to measure their capabilities.


Why do some people disagree to abolish the examination?

a)

Exam result is the only proof of student’s capabilities.

b)

Nobody trusts the students nowadays.

c)

It is a regulation in the country.

d)

It is a good measurement.

e)

It is for the sake of efficiency.

14.

Many people say that examinations should be abolished because they are not the best measure of student’s capabilities. These people believe that students can study on their own and do better without the nagging worry and pressure exerted by examinations.

Yet, there are persuasive reasons to show that examinations should not be abolished. It is insufficient that teachers assign homework and correct it. Because this is not done under supervision, they cannot be sure that it is really the work of the students themselves. Moreover, homework is not a test of student’s ability. Homework is a method of merely keeping him occupied.

Nowadays, in the hunt for jobs, students need to produce some evidence of their capabilities. Prospective employers like to see copies of examination results. This is the only way a student’s qualifications can be judged. This attitude greatly encourages the use of examinations, since it is considered it necessary for them to measure their capabilities.


What is the main idea of paragraph 2?

a)

The examination still keeps going on.

b)

The teachers’ roles supervise the students.

c)

The homework is important for students.

d)

The homework is usefulness for students.

e)

The teachers are insufficient in school.

15.

Many people say that examinations should be abolished because they are not the best measure of student’s capabilities. These people believe that students can study on their own and do better without the nagging worry and pressure exerted by examinations.Yet, there are persuasive reasons to show that examinations should not be abolished. It is insufficient that teachers assign homework and correct it. Because this is not done under supervision, they cannot be sure that it is really the work of the students themselves. Moreover, homework is not a test of student’s ability. Homework is a method of merely keeping him occupied.

Nowadays, in the hunt for jobs, students need to produce some evidence of their capabilities. Prospective employers like to see copies of examination results. This is the only way a student’s qualifications can be judged. This attitude greatly encourages the use of examinations, since it is considered it necessary for them to measure their capabilities.


From the text above, we infer that….

a)

the examination is still used for measuring students’ qualifications.

b)

there are a lot of people agreeing the examination as the quality control.

c)

the examination is not necessary to use for measuring the students’ abilities.

d)

the examination is used as means of measuring students’ abilities annually before ending their education.

e)

the government obliges educational practitioners conducting the examination for increasing the quality.