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ENGLISH TEST GRADE 11

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
  1. Cinta: "To be honest, I believe that online learning is less effective for developing students' social skills."

Doni: "I agree with you to some extent, but I think it actually fosters independence and self-discipline."

What is Doni's stance in this conversation?

a)

He strongly agrees with Cinta.

b)

He strongly disagrees with Cinta.

c)

He expresses partial agreement with a counter-argument.

d)

He asks for more information before giving an opinion.

e)

He is completely neutral.

2.

Eko: "I strongly believe that homework should be abolished for high school students. It causes too much stress."

Fani: "____________________. While I understand your concern about stress, homework often reinforces learning and time management."

Which expression best fills the blank to show disagreement, while still acknowledging Eko's point?

a)

I absolutely agree.

b)

I'm sorry, but I completely disagree.

c)

That's exactly what I think.

d)

I couldn't agree less.

e)

I see your point, however.

3.

During a school debate on the topic "Social media does more harm than good,"

Speaker A argues: "Social media isolates individuals and promotes unrealistic beauty standards." Speaker B responds: "I beg to differ. Social media connects people across distances and provides platforms for diverse voices."

What is the most accurate description of Speaker B's response?

a)

Speaker B offers a neutral opinion.

b)

Speaker B completely supports Speaker A's argument.

c)

Speaker B uses an expression of strong disagreement to present a contrasting viewpoint.

d)

Speaker B asks Speaker A for clarification.

e)

Speaker B shows a lack of understanding of the topic.

4.

Your friend, Galih, suggests, "Let's choose the old, traditional uniform design for our school's 70th anniversary. It's classic!"

You, however, prefer a more modern design that reflects the school's contemporary spirit.

How would you politely but firmly disagree?

a)

"That's a fantastic idea! I love classics."

b)

"I'm not sure that's the best approach. Perhaps we could consider something more current."

c)

"You're absolutely right, Galih. Old is gold!"

d)

"I totally disagree. It's a terrible idea."

e)

"Well, I'm indifferent to the uniform design."

5.

              "The ancient temple stood majestically atop the hill, its grey stone walls glowing softly under the afternoon sun. Intricate carvings, worn smooth by centuries of wind and rain, adorned every surface, telling silent tales of a forgotten era. From this vantage point, the lush green valley stretched out below, a patchwork of rice fields and dense forests disappearing into the misty horizon."

Which phrase from the text primarily appeals to the sense of sight?

a)

Worn smooth by centuries

b)

Telling silent tales

c)

Lush green valley

d)

Disappearing into the misty horizon

e)

Stood majestically atop the hill

6.

"As I stepped into the old bakery, a warm, yeasty aroma filled the air, mingling with the sweet scent of cinnamon and caramelized sugar. My mouth began to water instinctively. I spotted a tray of freshly baked sourdough, its crust crisp and golden-brown, and a pile of soft, fluffy croissants, their buttery smell almost overpowering."

Which phrase in the text primarily appeals to the sense of smell?

a)

Crust crisp and golden-brown

b)

My mouth began to water

c)

Soft, fluffy croissants

d)

Sweet scent of cinnamon and caramelized sugar

e)

Spotted a tray of freshly baked sourdough

7.

"The old house groaned under the weight of the storm. Outside, the wind howled like a hungry wolf, rattling the windowpanes violently. Rain pattered relentlessly against the roof, a constant, drumming rhythm. Suddenly, a sharp crack of thunder split the air, followed by a low, rumbling growl that seemed to shake the very foundations of the building."

The phrase "wind howled like a hungry wolf" is an example of appealing to which sense?

a)

Sight

b)

Touch

c)

Taste

d)

Smell

e)

Hearing

8.

"She gently stroked the cat's fur, silky and warm beneath her fingertips. Its soft purr vibrated against her hand, a steady, comforting rhythm. The cat then stretched, displaying its sharp, glistening claws, before settling down, its sleek black coat contrasting beautifully with the white blanket."

Which part of the description primarily engages the sense of touch?

a)

Its soft purr vibrated

b)

Sharp, glistening claws

c)

Sleek black coat

d)

Silky and warm beneath her fingertips

e)

Contrasting beautifully with the white blanket

9.

"The Earth ________ around the Sun, and it ________ approximately 365 days to complete one orbit. This phenomenon ________ the change of seasons across different parts of the globe. Scientists also ________ that the Earth's tilt ________ a crucial role in this seasonal variation."

Which set of verbs correctly completes the text, adhering to present tense rules?

a)

revolves, takes, causes, state, plays

b)

is revolving, is taking, is causing, are stating, is playing

c)

revolved, took, caused, stated, played

d)

has revolved, has taken, has caused, have stated, has played

e)

will revolve, will take, will cause, will state, will play

10.

You are describing a typical morning routine of a successful entrepreneur. Which sentence correctly uses the present tense to describe a habitual action?

a)

She is waking up early every day.

b)

She woke up early yesterday.

c)

She usually wakes up at 5:00 AM.

d)

She will wake up early tomorrow.

e)

She has woken up early since last year.

11.

A company's quarterly report states: "Currently, our sales figures ________ a steady 5% increase compared to the previous quarter. We ________ continuous growth in the market, and our team ________ hard to exceed targets." Which option correctly fills the blanks with appropriate present tense forms?

a)

shows, achieve, works

b)

are showing, are achieving, is working

c)

show, are achieving, is working

d)

show, achieve, work

e)

is showing, is achieving, are working

12.

"Recently, the local community ________ a new initiative to clean up the river. They ________ several clean-up events, and many volunteers ________ their time. The river, which ________ heavily polluted for years, ________ now much clearer." Which set of verbs correctly completes the paragraph, using the appropriate present tenses?

a)

has started, have organized, have volunteered, was, is

b)

starts, organizes, volunteers, is, is

c)

started, organized, volunteered, was, has been

d)

is starting, is organizing, is volunteering, is, is being

e)

will start, will organize, will volunteer, will be, will be

13.

"The old book, which was covered in dust and smelled of mildew, lay forgotten in the attic. Its pages, yellowed with age, contained tales of adventure from a bygone era. A mysterious map, drawn with fading ink, was tucked between the brittle leaves." Which of the following sentences correctly rewrites the underlined part using an adjective phrase?

a)

The old book, covered in dust and smelling of mildew, lay forgotten in the attic.

b)

The old book, it was covered in dust and smelled of mildew, lay forgotten in the attic.

c)

The old book covered in dust and smelled of mildew, lay forgotten in the attic.

d)

The old book, covering in dust and smelling of mildew, lay forgotten in the attic.

e)

The old book, being covered in dust and smelled of mildew, lay forgotten in the attic.

14.

"The painting, displayed prominently in the main gallery, captivated all who gazed upon it. Its vibrant colors, carefully chosen by the artist, blended seamlessly, creating a mesmerizing effect. A small signature, barely visible in the corner, hinted at its creator's humility." What is the function of the adjective phrase "displayed prominently in the main gallery" in the sentence?

a)

It acts as the subject of the sentence.

b)

It describes the action of the painting.

c)

It modifies the noun "painting," providing more information about it.

d)

It is a direct object.

e)

It connects two independent clauses.

15.

You are describing a new type of smartphone that is highly innovative. Which sentence uses an adjective phrase to best describe its unique selling point?

a)

This smartphone, that has a flexible screen, is truly revolutionary.

b)

This smartphone, having a flexible screen, is truly revolutionary.

c)

This smartphone, with a flexible screen, is truly revolutionary.

d)

This smartphone, a flexible screen, is truly revolutionary.

e)

This smartphone, is a flexible screen, is truly revolutionary.

16.

Teacher: "What do you think about the effectiveness of online quizzes in assessing student comprehension?" Student A: "From my point of view, they are quite effective because they provide immediate feedback." Student B: "I disagree. I feel that traditional essays are better for assessing deeper understanding." Student C: "Well, I'd say that a combination of both would be ideal." Which student is giving a strong, direct opinion?

a)

Student A

b)

Student B

c)

Student C

d)

Both A and B

e)

Both B and C

17.

Manager: "I propose we launch our new product next month. It aligns with our marketing strategy." Team Member 1: "I'm not convinced. I think we need more time for market research."

Manager: "But delaying means missing the peak season!"

Team Member 1: "____________________. Our data from last year clearly shows that rushed launches often lead to poor sales."

Which of the following best helps Team Member 1 defend their opinion?

a)

I'm just saying.

b)

That's my opinion, take it or leave it.

c)

With all due respect, I must reiterate my concern.

d)

I don't care about the peak season.

e)

You're wrong, and I'm right.

18.

You are in a school committee meeting discussing the new school canteen menu. Someone proposes removing all fried foods. You believe that while healthy options are good, completely removing fried foods might lead students to buy unhealthy snacks outside. How would you defend your opinion?

a)

"I totally agree; fried foods are bad."

b)

"I understand the concern for health, but I fear a complete ban might just shift unhealthy eating hab

19.

You are in a school committee meeting discussing the new school canteen menu.

Someone proposes removing all fried foods. You believe that while healthy options are good, completely removing fried foods might lead students to buy unhealthy snacks outside.

How would you defend your opinion?

a)

I totally agree; fried foods are bad.

b)

I understand the concern for health, but I fear a complete ban might just shift unhealthy eating habits outside the school.

c)

That's a terrible idea. Students love fried food.

d)

I'm not sure, I haven't thought about it.

e)

Well, it's just my personal preference for fried food.

20.

Panelist X: "I argue that space exploration is a waste of resources that could be used to solve problems on Earth."

Panelist Y: "____________________. While Earth's problems are critical, the technological advancements and scientific discoveries from space exploration have consistently brought significant benefits back to our planet, such as improved weather forecasting and GPS technology."

Which phrase best introduces Panelist Y's defense of their opinion?

a)

I suppose that's true.

b)

You have a valid point.

c)

I understand your concern, but I'd like to counter that.

d)

I couldn't agree more with you.

e)

Frankly, that's a ridiculous argument.

21.

"Plastic pollution in our oceans has reached alarming levels, posing a severe threat to marine ecosystems. Countless marine animals ingest microplastics, leading to internal injuries and starvation. Furthermore, plastic debris suffocates coral reefs and transports invasive species, disrupting delicate food webs. Urgent global action is imperative to mitigate this environmental catastrophe."

What is the main idea of this excerpt?

a)

Marine animals are eating plastic.

b)

Coral reefs are being suffocated.

c)

Plastic pollution is a serious threat to marine ecosystems requiring urgent action.

d)

Invasive species are transported by plastic.

e)

Global action is needed to solve environmental problems.

22.

"While some argue that mandatory volunteering programs are beneficial for character building, their forced nature often diminishes genuine altruism. True volunteering should stem from intrinsic motivation, not coercion. When students are compelled to volunteer, they may view it as a chore, negating any positive impact on their attitudes towards community service."

What is the author's primary purpose in this excerpt?

a)

To inform readers about volunteering programs.

b)

To persuade readers that mandatory volunteering is ineffective for fostering genuine altruism.

c)

To describe the various types of volunteering.

d)

To entertain readers with anecdotes about volunteering.

e)

To explain how to organize a volunteering program.

23.

"The proliferation of misinformation online poses a significant challenge to informed public discourse. Fake news spreads rapidly, often targeting vulnerable individuals and polarizing societies. This digital phenomenon undermines trust in legitimate news sources and can even influence political outcomes. Therefore, developing strong media literacy skills is crucial for navigating the contemporary information landscape."

Which sentence best represents the author's recommendation or call to action?

a)

Fake news spreads rapidly.

b)

Misinformation online challenges public discourse.

c)

Media literacy skills are crucial for navigating information.

d)

Digital phenomena undermine trust.

e)

Vulnerable individuals are targeted.

24.

"Studies reveal that countries investing more than 5% of their GDP in education consistently demonstrate higher literacy rates and better economic growth. For instance, 'Country A' increased its education budget by 1.5% over a decade, resulting in a 10% rise in its adult literacy rate and a 7% increase in GDP per capita. Conversely, 'Country B,' with stagnant education spending, saw its literacy rates drop by 2% and economic growth remain flat."

Based on the numeric data provided, what is the author's main argument?

a)

Economic growth is solely dependent on literacy rates.

b)

Increasing education budgets directly correlates with improved literacy and economic growth.

c)

Country A is economically superior to Country B.

d)

Spending less than 5% GDP on education is always detrimental.

e)

Literacy rates are the only indicator of a country's development.

25.

You accidentally bump into your former English teacher at a café. You haven't seen them in years. How would you initiate a polite conversation?

a)

Hey, long time no see!

b)

Excuse me, aren't you Mr./Ms. [Teacher's Name]?

c)

What are you doing here?

d)

Can I get you something?

e)

Hi, how are you?

26.

Andi: "So, about our group project, I was thinking we could start by outlining the main sections."

Budi: "That's a good idea. ____________________. Perhaps we can assign each member a section to research first?"

Which phrase best continues the conversation by building on Andi's suggestion?

a)

Anyway, let's talk about something else.

b)

I'm not sure I follow.

c)

On that note, I'd like to add something.

d)

That reminds me, did you finish your homework?

e)

To cut a long story short, let's just finish it.

27.

Cita: "Thanks for explaining the new software, Doni. It's much clearer now."

Doni: "You're welcome. Is there anything else I can assist you with?"

Cita: "No, I think I have everything I need. ____________________."

Which phrase best ends the transactional conversation politely and professionally?

a)

"See ya!"

b)

"I'm off now."

c)

.  "Thanks again for your time and help. Have a good day!"

d)

"Bye for now."

e)

"Talk to you later, maybe."

28.

You're presenting a new idea to your school principal. You need to sound professional and clear. Which opening would be most appropriate?

a)

Yo, what's up, Principal?

b)

Good morning, Principal. I'd like to discuss a proposal regarding...

c)

Can I tell you something quickly?

d)

Listen, I have an idea.

e)

Hey, got a minute?

29.

Your friend asks you to compare two phone models: Model X (good battery life, average camera) and Model Y (average battery life, excellent camera). You want to emphasize the camera difference. Which sentence uses the correct comparative form?

a)

Model Y's camera is gooder than Model X's.

b)

Model Y's camera is more better than Model X's.

c)

Model Y's camera is better than Model X's.

d)

Model Y's camera is the best than Model X's.

e)

Model Y's camera is weller than Model X's.

30.

A class of students took a math test. Here are their scores: Andi (85), Budi (92), Cici (78), Doni (95), Eka (80). Who performed the best on the test?

a)

Andi

b)

Budi

c)

Cici

d)

Doni

e)

Eka

31.

You are describing a new type of electric car that is very efficient and quiet. You want to highlight its efficiency compared to other electric cars. Which sentence correctly uses a superlative adjective?

a)

This car is the most efficient among all electric cars.

b)

This car is more efficient than any electric car.

c)

This car is efficienter than other electric cars.

d)

This car is the efficientest electric car.

e)

This car is efficient as other electric cars.

32.

Of all the musicians in the band, the drummer plays the loudest. The guitarist, however, plays more skillfully than the bassist. The vocalist sings the most beautifully of all. Which adverb is used in its comparative form?

a)

loudest

b)

more skillfully

c)

most beautifully

d)

loudly

e)

skillfully

33.

Building A is 150 meters tall. Building B is 180 meters tall. Building C is 165 meters tall. Which statement is correct?

a)

Building A is taller than Building B.

b)

Building C is the tallest.

c)

Building B is taller than Building C.

d)

Building A is as tall as Building C.

e)

Building C is shorter than Building A.

34.

A study measured the response time of three different internet providers.

Provider X: 50 milliseconds, Provider Y: 35 milliseconds, Provider Z: 60 milliseconds.

Which statement correctly uses a superlative form to describe Provider Y?

a)

Provider Y is faster than Provider X.

b)

Provider Y responds the quickest.

c)

Provider Y is the most fast.

d)

Provider Y responds more quickly than Provider Z.

e)

Provider Y's response time is quicker.

35.

She spoke so ________ that everyone in the large hall could hear her clearly, even those at the very back. Her voice carried ________ than anyone else's, reaching every corner of the room. Which pair of adverbs correctly completes the sentence?

a)

loudly, far

b)

loud, further

c)

loudly, farther

d)

loudly, more far

e)

loud, most far

36.

When comparing two approaches to problem-solving, Method A is often described as 'more thorough but slower,' while Method B is 'quicker but less detailed.' Which statement accurately compares their efficiency?

a)

Method A works more quickly than Method B.

b)

Method B works as thoroughly as Method A.

c)

Method B works more quickly than Method A.

d)

Method A works the quickest.

e)

Method B works the most thoroughly.

37.

Which of the following statements best describes the author's overall opinion and purpose?

a)

To promote e-books as the best option.

b)

To argue that e-books are environmentally damaging.

c)

To provide a balanced view, challenging the assumption that e-books are always greener, and emphasizing the complexity of environmental impact.

d)

To inform readers about the production of e-books.

e)

To compare the cost of e-books versus paper books.

38.

Choose the correct sentence using the superlative form.
You are comparing three cars: a Toyota, a Honda, and a BMW.

a)

The BMW is more fast of all.

b)

The BMW is the most fast.

c)

The BMW is faster than the others.

d)

The BMW is the fastest of the three.

39.

Choose the sentence with the correct adjective order.

a)

She bought a red beautiful small handbag.

b)

She bought a small beautiful red handbag.

c)

She bought a beautiful red small handbag.

d)

She bought a beautiful small red handbag.

40.

You are writing a fashion blog. You want to describe a bag with the following adjectives:

  • leather

  • Italian

  • black

  • elegant

  • medium-sized

Which is the best way to describe the bag in your article?

a)

A leather elegant black Italian medium-sized bag

b)

An elegant medium-sized black Italian leather bag

c)

A black Italian elegant leather medium-sized bag

d)

A medium-sized leather Italian elegant black bag