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quiz chapter 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The underlined sentence express….

a)

Asking help

b)

Giving help

c)

Offering help

d)

Refusing an offer

e)

Accepting an offer

2.

Why does uncle wait a taxi?

a)

He goes to office

b)

He sees his in nephew

c)

He needs it in hurry

d)

He gets sick

e)

He come back from office

3.

Who call the taxi?

None of theme. No body

a)

Nephew

b)

Uncle

c)

Both of them

d)

None of them

e)

No body

4.

The underlined expression expression….

a)

Offering something

b)

Offering help

c)

Accepting an offer

d)

Declining an offer

e)

Refusing an offer

5.

Dany : “Good morning Jane, do you want help me?”

Jane : “..............................."!           

“Dany : “Thank you”

Jane : “You’re welcome.”

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is…....

a)

of course, I can

b)

No thanks

c)

Don’t bother

d)

Never mind

e)

Not for me

6.

Andy : “Shall I bring your bags to you house?”

Boby : “Yes, please!”

The bold word has meaning….........

a)

Offering something

b)

Offering help

c)

Accepting an offer

d)

Declining an offer

e)

Refusing an offer

7.

Indry : “You are so pale, are you sick?“

Putry : “Sure. It’s very kind of you. Thanks.”

The sutable 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 help me?

d)

Would you like to bring me?

e)

Could you bring me?

8.

Andry : “Some of our friend will join the concert tomorrow. Would you like to go with?”

Sintya : “it will very interasting.! Need to refresh my mind this time.”

Andry :................

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 awn plan

c)

Well, I’m not sure

d)

What a great idea!

e)

Not for me, thanks

9.

1.            The sutable answer to complete the dialogue is…....

a)

Could I help you

b)

Can you help me

c)

May you need my favor

d)

Would you need my help

10.

“Of course Ma’am, what can I do for you?"

What does the sentence mean?” .

a)

Offering a help

b)

Refusing a help

c)

Declining an offer

d)

Accepting an offer

e)

Refusing a help

11.

They will buy some foods,...........foods are so delicious.

a)

His

b)

  Him

c)

Her

d)

Their

e)

   My

12.

Diana calls me,....... voice is so loud

 

a)

His

b)

Him

c)

Her

d)

Their

e)

   Them

13.

Which one for example possessive pronoun.........

a)

The books are ours

b)

I have some book

c)

He can drive the car himself

d)

Dian call me, her voice is so beautiful

e)

I like for breakfast

14.

Which one is the inclusion of object from, except.....

a)

Yours

b)

Him

c)

them

d)

us

e)

us

15.

what can ......do for......?

a)

you, you

b)

i,you

c)

me, yours

d)

i, your

e)

her,us

16.

what does a simple future means?

a)

Is a form of tenses use to explain things that have already happened or happened a while ago.

b)

Is a form of tenses use to make future predictions or promises.

c)

Is a form of tense use to make for habit, fact, or absolute truth

d)

is a tense that serves to express an action that is being done in the present (when speaking) and something in the future.

e)

is a word that takes the place of naoun.

17.

which one for example simple future tense.........

a)

I am pretty everyday

b)

she saw a concert last week

c)

I will come to Sigur Roy's concert tomorrow

d)

I am not making a glass of ice tea

e)

She had not studied Japanese before she moved to Japan.

18.

....….you like to eat meet or fish, Sir?

a)

Would

b)

must

c)

can

d)

should

e)

shall

19.

Intan...….......meet you right now. He is in jogja

a)

can

b)

will not

c)

would not

d)

will

e)

should not

20.

What is the mean of offering help expression?

a)

an expression to offer help to someone. The purpose is to offer assistance for someone who is doing something politely.

b)

Aimed is the past tense of the word aim.

c)

To express giving something physical or abstract to someone who can be taken as a trade

d)

Talk directly. Assuming that there is no threat of physical violence, talk directly to the person with whom you have the problem

e)

an illustrated message that expresses, either seriously or humorously, affection, good will, gratitude, sympathy, or other sentiments.