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ENGLISH EXAMINATION TEST TEN GRADE OF SECOND TERM.

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

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Class
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1.

The term graffiti comes from the Greek word ‘graphein’ which means ‘to write’. People have always drawn and painted on walls. Prehistoric man painted on the walls of caves, and those paintings are now considered valuable works of art. Graffiti was first found on ancient Roman architecture.

The first graffiti was found in…………

a)

Egypt

b)

America

c)

Europe

d)

Asia

2.

“Most graffiti artists prefer to be called ‘writers’. Communities of writers who are friends are known as ‘crews’, and inexperienced writers are called ‘toys’.”

Inexperienced writers are called……………………..

a)

Writers

b)

Graffiti artist

c)

Communities

d)

Toys

3.

“Most graffiti artists prefer to be called ‘writers’. A writer’s signature with spray paint or maker is called a ‘tag’, and each piece of graffiti art is ‘tagged’.

From the text we can conclude that………………….

a)

Each graffiti artist has his or her own 'tag'.

b)

Each artist don't have his or her own 'tag'.

c)

Most graffiti artists prefer to be called celebrities.

d)

A writer's signature with spray paint or maker is called a mural

4.

Bellow are some number of Graffiti art, except………………...

a)

Mural

b)

Signature

c)

Scribble

d)

Photo

5.

A large picture on the wall called…….

a)

Signature

b)

Scribble

c)

Mural

d)

Photo

6.

Drawing or inscriptions made on a wall or other surface are kind of art that called…………….

a)

Graffiti

b)

Signature

c)

Picture

d)

Scrable

7.

What the name of the piture bellow………………...

a)

Signature

b)

Scribble

c)

Mural

d)

Photo

8.

What the name of the picture bellow………………...

a)

Graffiti

b)

Scribble

c)

Mural

d)

Photo

9.

In this article, I will explain why graffiti is art, and I will explain how graffiti is essential in our culture. There are some reasons why graffiti shows us the potential that life has to offer.

            “Graffiti is art”. Based on the text above are……………

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Next, the question “When does graffiti become art?” is meaningless. Graffiti is always vandalism. By definition, it is committed without permission on another person’s property, in an adolescent display of entitlement. Whether particular viewers in any given piece of graffiti artistically compelling is irrelevant. Graffiti’s most salient characteristic is that it is a crime.

“Graffiti is always vandalism”. Based on the text above are……

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Graffiti enables the public to see something they may have never seen before. It connects them to the artist, and the artist gets to know that their work is loved and affects those who see it.

Based on the text above “Graffiti connect the public with the artist”

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Graffiti is always vandalism. By definition, it is committed without permission on another person’s property, in an adolescent display of entitlement. Whether particular viewers in any given piece of graffiti artistically compelling is irrelevant. Graffiti’s most salient characteristic is that it is a crime.

“Graffiti has the power to affect people positivelyBased on the text above……

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Graffiti is always vandalism. By definition, it is committed without permission on another person’s property, in an adolescent display of entitlement. Whether particular viewers in any given piece of graffiti artistically compelling is irrelevant. Graffiti’s most salient characteristic is that it is a crime.

Based on the text above “The one who created graffiti is usually involves in other crimes as well”…..

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Graffiti is always vandalism. By definition, it is committed without permission on another person’s property, in an adolescent display of entitlement. Whether particular viewers in any given piece of graffiti artistically compelling is irrelevant. Graffiti’s most salient characteristic is that it is a crime.

The underlined word above refers to………..

a)

Vandalism

b)

Crime

c)

Property

d)

Permission

e)

Graffiti

15.

Based on the text below these statements are true except…………

In this article, I will explain why graffiti is art, and I will explain how graffiti is essential in our culture. There are some reasons why graffiti shows us the potential that life has to offer. First, graffiti enables the public to see something they may have never seen before. It connects them to the artist, and the artist gets to know that their work is loved and affects those who see it. They can take a simple old building or any piece of art on the side of a building and turn it into a masterpiece by putting their mark on it. The artists who paint graffiti have made this art form what it is today. Graffiti artists can change the meaning of what they are drawing to the public.

a)

'Graffiti is art'.

b)

'Graffiti connect the public with the artist'

c)

'Graffiti turn simple building into a masterpiece'

d)

'graffiti enables the public to see something they may have never seen before'

e)

'Graffiti is always vandalism'

16.

Based on the text the statements are true except……...

Second, graffiti has the power to affect people positively. The people who create it are expressing themselves. They are expressing their artistic abilities and their voices through a canvas. Their voices are the voices of our future.

a)

'The one who created graffiti is usually involves in other crimes as well'

b)

'graffiti has the power to affect people positively'

c)

'Graffiti turn simple building into a masterpiece'

d)

'graffiti enables the public to see something they may have never seen before'

e)

'The people who create it are expressing themselves. They are expressing their artistic abilities and their voices through a canvas'

17.

Based on the text below these statements are false except……….

In this article, I will explain why graffiti is art, and I will explain how graffiti is essential in our culture. There are some reasons why graffiti shows us the potential that life has to offer. First, graffiti enables the public to see something they may have never seen before. It connects them to the artist, and the artist gets to know that their work is loved and affects those who see it. They can take a simple old building or any piece of art on the side of a building and turn it into a masterpiece by putting their mark on it. The artists who paint graffiti have made this art form what it is today. Graffiti artists can change the meaning of what they are drawing to the public.

a)

'Graffiti is always vandalism'

b)

'Graffiti never connect the public with the artist'

c)

'Graffiti has the power to affect people positively'

d)

'The one who created graffiti is usually involves in other crimes as well'

e)

'Graffiti turn simple building into a masterpiece is no sense'

18.

These statements are true based on the text below, except……...

The question “When does graffiti become art?” is meaningless. Graffiti is always vandalism. By definition, it is committed without permission on another person’s property, in an adolescent display of entitlement. Whether particular viewers in any given piece of graffiti artistically compelling is irrelevant. Graffiti’s most salient characteristic is that it is a crime.

a)

'Graffiti is always vandalism'

b)

'The one who created graffiti is usually involves in other crimes as well'

c)

'When does graffiti become art?' is meaningless.

d)

'Graffiti has the power to affect people positively'

e)

'Graffiti artistically compelling is irrelevant

19.

These statements are false based on the text below, except……...

The question “When does graffiti become art?” is meaningless. Graffiti is always vandalism. By definition, it is committed without permission on another person’s property, in an adolescent display of entitlement. Whether particular viewers in any given piece of graffiti artistically compelling is irrelevant. Graffiti’s most salient characteristic is that it is a crime.

a)

'Graffiti is art'.

b)

'Graffiti connect the public with the artist'

c)

'Graffiti turn simple building into a masterpiece'

d)

'graffiti enables the public to see something they may have never seen before'

e)

'Graffiti is always vandalism'

20.

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful girl. She lived with her wicked stepmother and stepsisters who treated her badly. One day, the prince held a grand ball, and she desperately wanted to attend. With the help of her fairy godmother, she got a beautiful dress and glass slippers to wear to the ball. At the ball, the prince fell in love with her, but she had to leave before midnight when the spell would be broken. The prince searched for her, and when he found her, they lived happily ever after.

How did her step-mother treat Cinderella ?

a)

she allowed go any where

b)

she doesn't allow him to go to the ball

c)

she allows goes every where

d)

she didn't go any where

e)

she didn't allow her go to the ball

21.

Orientation of the story means …

a)

to begin the story

b)

to amuse the reader

c)

to finish the story

d)

to tell the people

e)

to end the story

22.

A text that tells a story which aims to entertain the audience. It has elements such as plot, characters, and point of view. It consists of orientation, complication, and resolution. It often uses past tense. This text called………….

a)

Hortatory Exposition Text

b)

Analytical Exposition Text

c)

Procedure Text

d)

Descriptive Text

e)

Narrative TexT

23.

One day, Little Red Riding Hood’s mother gave her a basket with some cake inside and told her to walk through the forest to the other side where her grandmother lay sick in bed. “Remember not to talk to strangers!” Little Red Riding Hood’s mother said.

Who’s the main characters in the text above?

a)

Little Red Riding Hood

b)

Little Red Riding Hood's mother

c)

Grandmother

d)

A Stranger

e)

The wolf

24.

One day, Little Red Riding Hood’s mother gave her a basket with some cake inside and told her to walk through the forest to the other side where her grandmother lay sick in bed. “Remember not to talk to strangers!” Little Red Riding Hood’s mother said.

Who’s the main characters in the text above?

a)

Little red riding hood

b)

Little red's mother

c)

The grandmother

d)

The wolf

25.

One day, Little Red Riding Hood’s mother gave her a basket with some cake inside and told her to walk through the forest to the other side where her grandmother lay sick in bed. “Remember not to talk to strangers!” Little Red Riding Hood’s mother said.

What rule did Little Red Riding Hood break when she talked to the wolf?

a)

walk through the forest

b)

"Remember not to talk to strangers!"

c)

walk through the forest to meet her grandmother

d)

walk through the forest to meet her grandfather

e)

Mother gave her a basket with some cake

26.

“On the way to her grandmother’s house, Little Red Riding Hood met the Big Bad Wolf.”

The underlined word have the same meaning with…

a)

Bed

b)

Rude

c)

Humble

d)

Friendly

27.

"One day, Little Red Riding Hood’s mother gave her a basket with some cake inside and told her to walk through the forest to the other side where her grandmother lay sick in bed."

The underlined sentence above show us the use of……...

a)

Present tense

b)

Future Tense

c)

Continuous tense

d)

Past tense

28.

The wolf took a shortcut and ran ahead to Grandmother’s house. When he got there, he went inside and swallowed Grandmother whole!

The underlined word above refers to…………

a)

Grand Mother

b)

Little Red Riding Hood

c)

Little Red Riding Hood’s mother

d)

The wolf

29.

“Where are you going little girl?” he asked with his biggest smile.

“To my grandmother’s house on the other side of the forest,” said Little Red Riding Hood who had forgotten what her mother told her.

The wolf took a shortcut and ran ahead to Grandmother’s house. When he got there, he went inside and swallowed Grandmother whole!

Why did the wolf ask Little Red Riding Hood where her grandmother lived?

a)

So that he can eat the Little Red Riding Hood's mother

b)

So that he can eat the Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother

c)

So that he can eat the wolf

d)

So that he can eat the cake

e)

So that he can eat the Little Red Riding Hood

30.

From the text bellow, What might happen if the woodsman were not there?

A man who was chopping wood in the forest heard Little Red Riding Hood. He came inside and hit the wolf over the head with his axe. The wolf fell to the ground, and Grandmother popped out of his mouth. Then the woodsman, Little Red Riding Hood, and Grandmother all had cake and tea.

a)

She might be eaten by the wolf

b)

She might be eaten the wolf

c)

The wolf might be eaten A man

d)

The wolf might be eaten by A man

e)

A wolf might be eaten by Little Red Riding Hood

31.

The sentence bellows show that are happen in past, except………………….

a)

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess.

b)

She lived with her wicked stepmother and stepsisters who treated her badly.

c)

The prince search for her, and when he find her, they live happily ever after.

d)

At the ball, the prince fell in love with her

32.

"He was a cruel and selfish ruler who cared only about his own desires and pleasures." cruel and selfish MEANS……

a)

Behavior that deliberately causes pain to other people

b)

Behavior that high quality or an acceptable standard.

c)

Behavior that make another people happy.

d)

Behavior that always want to help people.

33.

Mention the sentence that used in this text………………...

Long ago, in the land of Central Java, there lived a powerful king named Prabu Baka. He was a cruel and selfish ruler who cared only about his own desires and pleasures. One day, he decided to build a grand temple to showcase his wealth and power. He ordered his subjects to work day and night, using all of their strength to build the temple.

a)

Present Tense

b)

Past Tense

c)

Future Tense

d)

Presents Continuous

34.

The underlined word bellow can replaced with………………

Long ago, in the land of Central Java, there lived a powerful king named Prabu Baka. He was a cruel and selfish ruler who cared only about his own desires and pleasures. One day, he decided to build a grand temple to showcase his wealth and power. He ordered his subjects to work day and night, using all of their strength to build the temple.

a)

Command

b)

Buy

c)

Cocking Food

d)

Shopping

35.

“One day, Little Red Riding Hood’s mother gave her a basket with some cake inside and told her to walk through the forest to the other side where her grandmother lay sick in bed.”

The underlined word above refers to……….

a)

Once upon a time

b)

Little Red Riding Hood

c)

Mother gave a cake

d)

The grandmother

36.

These sentence using past tense, except………….

a)

One day, Little Red Riding Hood's mother gave her a basket with some cake inside and told her to walk through the forest to the other side where her grandmother lay sick in bed.

b)

On the way to her grandmother's house, Little Red Riding Hood met the Big Bad Wolf.

c)

The wolf took a shortcut and ran ahead to Grandmother's house. When he got there, he went inside and swallowed Grandmother whole!

d)

"And what big teeth you have," said Little Red Riding Hood. "All the better to eat you with!" said the wolf and he jumped out of bed and started chasing Little Red Riding Hood.

e)

The woodsman, Little Red Riding Hood, and Grandmother all have cake and tea.

37.

These sentences using past tense form, except……………………………………

a)

One day, Little Red Riding Hood's mother gave her a basket with some cake inside

b)

On the way to her grandmother's house, Little Red Riding Hood met the Big Bad Wolf.

c)

The wolf take a shortcut and run ahead to Grandmother's house. When he get there, he go inside and swallowed Grandmother whole!

d)

the wolf jumped out of bed and started chasing Little Red Riding Hood.

e)

A man who was chopping wood in the forest heard Little Red Riding Hood.

38.

These sentence using past form, except………………

a)

The wolf took a shortcut and ran ahead to Grandmother's house.

b)

When he got there, he went inside and swallowed Grandmother whole!

c)

Little Red Riding Hood got there, she walked right up to the bed.

d)

A man who was chopping wood in the forest heard Little Red Riding Hood.

e)

Little Red Riding Hood's mother give her a basket with some cake inside.

39.

Rearrange these words into past form sentence.

1.      She threw

2.      Chewing

3.      Wile

4.      A piece of gum

5.      Stared

6.      In her mouth and

7.      Into my eyes

a)

1-2-3-4-5-6-7

b)

1-2-6-7-4-5-3

c)

7-6-5-4-3-2-1

d)

1-4-6-5-7-3-2

40.

Chose the appropriate picture for this text.

“As the ship sailed away, a storm suddenly appeared, and the ship was battered by huge waves. He tried to save himself, but he slipped and fell onto the deck, where he was struck by lightning and turned into a stone statue.”

a)

b)

c)

d)