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REMEDIAL 10

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

The Indonesian government gives nutritious food to students to help them grow well and learn better. School meal programs offer balanced meals with important nutrients. These help prevent malnutrition, improve focus, and support good health. But to work well, these programs need help from schools, families, and students themselves.

Teenagers need good food to grow physically and mentally. A balanced diet keeps them active and healthy. Protein from eggs, fish, and beans helps build muscles. Carbohydrates from fruits and grains give energy. Vitamins and minerals from vegetables and milk make the body stronger. Schools should teach students about nutrition and offer healthy food in cafeterias.

It is also important to avoid unhealthy food. Junk food, sugary snacks, and soft drinks can cause obesity and health problems. Teenagers should eat fresh food and drink water. Parents and teachers should work together to help students build healthy eating habits for a better future.

What should parents and teachers do to help students eat better?

a)

Let students eat whatever they want

b)

Give them money to buy snacks

c)

Cook fast food every day

d)

Stop teaching nutrition at school

e)

Work together to build healthy eating habits

2.

The Indonesian government gives nutritious food to students to help them grow well and learn better. School meal programs offer balanced meals with important nutrients. These help prevent malnutrition, improve focus, and support good health. But to work well, these programs need help from schools, families, and students themselves.

Teenagers need good food to grow physically and mentally. A balanced diet keeps them active and healthy. Protein from eggs, fish, and beans helps build muscles. Carbohydrates from fruits and grains give energy. Vitamins and minerals from vegetables and milk make the body stronger. Schools should teach students about nutrition and offer healthy food in cafeterias.

It is also important to avoid unhealthy food. Junk food, sugary snacks, and soft drinks can cause obesity and health problems. Teenagers should eat fresh food and drink water. Parents and teachers should work together to help students build healthy eating habits for a better future.

What is one danger of eating too much junk food and sugary snacks?

a)

Obesity and health problems

b)

More energy for exercise

c)

Higher test scores

d)

Stronger bones

e)

Better sleep

3.

The Indonesian government gives nutritious food to students to help them grow well and learn better. School meal programs offer balanced meals with important nutrients. These help prevent malnutrition, improve focus, and support good health. But to work well, these programs need help from schools, families, and students themselves.

Teenagers need good food to grow physically and mentally. A balanced diet keeps them active and healthy. Protein from eggs, fish, and beans helps build muscles. Carbohydrates from fruits and grains give energy. Vitamins and minerals from vegetables and milk make the body stronger. Schools should teach students about nutrition and offer healthy food in cafeterias.

It is also important to avoid unhealthy food. Junk food, sugary snacks, and soft drinks can cause obesity and health problems. Teenagers should eat fresh food and drink water. Parents and teachers should work together to help students build healthy eating habits for a better future.

Which of the following is a source of protein mentioned in the text?

a)

Eggs, fish, and beans

b)

Rice and bread

c)

Apples and bananas

d)

Milk and cheese

e)

Soft drinks

4.

The Indonesian government gives nutritious food to students to help them grow well and learn better. School meal programs offer balanced meals with important nutrients. These help prevent malnutrition, improve focus, and support good health. But to work well, these programs need help from schools, families, and students themselves.

Teenagers need good food to grow physically and mentally. A balanced diet keeps them active and healthy. Protein from eggs, fish, and beans helps build muscles. Carbohydrates from fruits and grains give energy. Vitamins and minerals from vegetables and milk make the body stronger. Schools should teach students about nutrition and offer healthy food in cafeterias.

It is also important to avoid unhealthy food. Junk food, sugary snacks, and soft drinks can cause obesity and health problems. Teenagers should eat fresh food and drink water. Parents and teachers should work together to help students build healthy eating habits for a better future.

What helps school meal programs succeed?

a)

Support from schools, families, and students

b)

Expensive food from restaurants

c)

Free snacks for students

d)

More fast food choices

e)

Shorter school days

5.

The Indonesian government gives nutritious food to students to help them grow well and learn better. School meal programs offer balanced meals with important nutrients. These help prevent malnutrition, improve focus, and support good health. But to work well, these programs need help from schools, families, and students themselves.

Teenagers need good food to grow physically and mentally. A balanced diet keeps them active and healthy. Protein from eggs, fish, and beans helps build muscles. Carbohydrates from fruits and grains give energy. Vitamins and minerals from vegetables and milk make the body stronger. Schools should teach students about nutrition and offer healthy food in cafeterias.

It is also important to avoid unhealthy food. Junk food, sugary snacks, and soft drinks can cause obesity and health problems. Teenagers should eat fresh food and drink water. Parents and teachers should work together to help students build healthy eating habits for a better future.

Why does the Indonesian government provide nutritious food to students?

a)

To help them grow and learn better

b)

To save money on food at home

c)

To make school more fun

d)

To teach them how to cook

e)

To help them play sports better

6.

Sukarno was a great leader who helped Indonesia become an independent country. As a child, his mother told him he would grow up to be a great man. These words stayed in his heart. He worked hard to fight against Dutch colonial rule, which lasted for over 300 years. After independence in 1945, Sukarno became the first president of Indonesia.

He united many different ethnic groups and languages by introducing Bahasa Indonesia as the national language. He also improved education in the country. Before, only 6% of people could read and write, but that number grew to over 55% during his time.

Sukarno was known for his powerful speeches and strong personality. Many people loved and respected him. They saw him not just as a leader, but also as a hero who gave them pride and hope. Sukarno is remembered as the father of modern Indonesia.

How did the people feel about Sukarno?

a)

They respected and loved him.

b)

They thought he was a teacher.

c)

They wanted him to leave the country.

d)

They didn’t know who he was.

e)

They were afraid of him.

7.

Sukarno was a great leader who helped Indonesia become an independent country. As a child, his mother told him he would grow up to be a great man. These words stayed in his heart. He worked hard to fight against Dutch colonial rule, which lasted for over 300 years. After independence in 1945, Sukarno became the first president of Indonesia.

He united many different ethnic groups and languages by introducing Bahasa Indonesia as the national language. He also improved education in the country. Before, only 6% of people could read and write, but that number grew to over 55% during his time.

Sukarno was known for his powerful speeches and strong personality. Many people loved and respected him. They saw him not just as a leader, but also as a hero who gave them pride and hope. Sukarno is remembered as the father of modern Indonesia.

What happened to the literacy rate during Sukarno’s time?

a)

It went from 6% to over 55%.

b)

Only teachers were allowed to read.

c)

Everyone could already read and write.

d)

It went down.

e)

It stayed the same.

8.

Sukarno was a great leader who helped Indonesia become an independent country. As a child, his mother told him he would grow up to be a great man. These words stayed in his heart. He worked hard to fight against Dutch colonial rule, which lasted for over 300 years. After independence in 1945, Sukarno became the first president of Indonesia.

He united many different ethnic groups and languages by introducing Bahasa Indonesia as the national language. He also improved education in the country. Before, only 6% of people could read and write, but that number grew to over 55% during his time.

Sukarno was known for his powerful speeches and strong personality. Many people loved and respected him. They saw him not just as a leader, but also as a hero who gave them pride and hope. Sukarno is remembered as the father of modern Indonesia.

What did Sukarno's mother say to him when he was a child?

a)

"You will be a great man."

b)

"You must fight in a war."

c)

"You will learn many languages."

d)

"You must become a teacher."

e)

"You will travel the world someday."

9.

Sukarno was a great leader who helped Indonesia become an independent country. As a child, his mother told him he would grow up to be a great man. These words stayed in his heart. He worked hard to fight against Dutch colonial rule, which lasted for over 300 years. After independence in 1945, Sukarno became the first president of Indonesia.

He united many different ethnic groups and languages by introducing Bahasa Indonesia as the national language. He also improved education in the country. Before, only 6% of people could read and write, but that number grew to over 55% during his time.

Sukarno was known for his powerful speeches and strong personality. Many people loved and respected him. They saw him not just as a leader, but also as a hero who gave them pride and hope. Sukarno is remembered as the father of modern Indonesia.

They saw him not just as a leader, but also as a hero who gave them pride and hope.

The word "hope" is similar to ... .

a)

optimism

b)

distrust

c)

hatred

d)

pleasure

e)

dignity

10.


Aristotle was a Greek philosopher who lived from 384 to 322 BC. He believed that the heart was the center of thinking. This idea was incorrect, but he made many careful observations. He studied the habits and body parts of animals, birds, and fish.

Another Greek scientist, Galen, lived in the second century AD. He did experiments on animals and studied the human body. Galen described many organs and body parts. However, he was not always careful. Sometimes, he wrote about what he expected to see instead of what was really there.

For many years after Galen, people learned about the human body from his books. They did not check the facts for themselves. Today, science uses both observation and experiments, just like Aristotle and Galen tried to do.

What is one difference between Galen and Aristotle?

a)

Galen lived many centuries later

b)

Galen was not Greek

c)

Galen focused only on fish

d)

Aristotle studied the stars

e)

Aristotle did not observe anything

11.

Aristotle was a Greek philosopher who lived from 384 to 322 BC. He believed that the heart was the center of thinking. This idea was incorrect, but he made many careful observations. He studied the habits and body parts of animals, birds, and fish.

Another Greek scientist, Galen, lived in the second century AD. He did experiments on animals and studied the human body. Galen described many organs and body parts. However, he was not always careful. Sometimes, he wrote about what he expected to see instead of what was really there.

For many years after Galen, people learned about the human body from his books. They did not check the facts for themselves. Today, science uses both observation and experiments, just like Aristotle and Galen tried to do.

What did Aristotle believe about the heart?

a)

It was the center of thinking

b)

It worked like a machine

c)

It had no function

d)

It controlled emotions

e)

It was not important

12.

Aristotle was a Greek philosopher who lived from 384 to 322 BC. He believed that the heart was the center of thinking. This idea was incorrect, but he made many careful observations. He studied the habits and body parts of animals, birds, and fish.

Another Greek scientist, Galen, lived in the second century AD. He did experiments on animals and studied the human body. Galen described many organs and body parts. However, he was not always careful. Sometimes, he wrote about what he expected to see instead of what was really there.

For many years after Galen, people learned about the human body from his books. They did not check the facts for themselves. Today, science uses both observation and experiments, just like Aristotle and Galen tried to do.

What did both Aristotle and Galen do?

a)

Used both observation and experiments

b)

Dissected only birds

c)

Traveled across the world

d)

Taught only about the brain

e)

Wrote stories about animals

13.

Aristotle was a Greek philosopher who lived from 384 to 322 BC. He believed that the heart was the center of thinking. This idea was incorrect, but he made many careful observations. He studied the habits and body parts of animals, birds, and fish.

Another Greek scientist, Galen, lived in the second century AD. He did experiments on animals and studied the human body. Galen described many organs and body parts. However, he was not always careful. Sometimes, he wrote about what he expected to see instead of what was really there.

For many years after Galen, people learned about the human body from his books. They did not check the facts for themselves. Today, science uses both observation and experiments, just like Aristotle and Galen tried to do.

Galen described many organs and body parts. However, he was not always careful.

The word "careful" is synonymous with ... .

a)

accurate

b)

thoughtless

c)

improper

d)

flawed

e)

negligent

14.

The Great Hanshin Earthquake, also called the Kobe Earthquake, was a strong earthquake that hit Japan on January 17, 1995, early in the morning at 5:46 AM. It lasted for about 20 seconds but caused a lot of damage.

The earthquake was 7.2 in strength and hit the southern part of Hyogo Prefecture. The center of the earthquake (epicenter) was near Awaji Island, close to the city of Kobe.

Kobe is a big city with about 1.5 million people. Most of the damage and deaths happened in Kobe. 6,433 people died, and many buildings and roads were destroyed. Fires also broke out after the earthquake.

The earthquake caused about ten trillion yen in damage. Because of this, it was added to the Guinness Book of Records as the most expensive natural disaster in the world.

It was the worst earthquake in Japan since the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923, which killed about 140,000 people.

When did the Great Hanshin Earthquake happen?

a)

January 17, 1995

b)

April 1, 1995

c)

March 11, 2011

d)

February 5, 1996

e)

December 25, 1994

15.

The Great Hanshin Earthquake, also called the Kobe Earthquake, was a strong earthquake that hit Japan on January 17, 1995, early in the morning at 5:46 AM. It lasted for about 20 seconds but caused a lot of damage.

The earthquake was 7.2 in strength and hit the southern part of Hyogo Prefecture. The center of the earthquake (epicenter) was near Awaji Island, close to the city of Kobe.

Kobe is a big city with about 1.5 million people. Most of the damage and deaths happened in Kobe. 6,433 people died, and many buildings and roads were destroyed. Fires also broke out after the earthquake.

The earthquake caused about ten trillion yen in damage. Because of this, it was added to the Guinness Book of Records as the most expensive natural disaster in the world.

It was the worst earthquake in Japan since the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923, which killed about 140,000 people.

Which city was most affected by the earthquake?

a)

Kobe

b)

Nara

c)

Kyoto

d)

Osaka

e)

Tokyo

16.

The Great Hanshin Earthquake, also called the Kobe Earthquake, was a strong earthquake that hit Japan on January 17, 1995, early in the morning at 5:46 AM. It lasted for about 20 seconds but caused a lot of damage.

The earthquake was 7.2 in strength and hit the southern part of Hyogo Prefecture. The center of the earthquake (epicenter) was near Awaji Island, close to the city of Kobe.

Kobe is a big city with about 1.5 million people. Most of the damage and deaths happened in Kobe. 6,433 people died, and many buildings and roads were destroyed. Fires also broke out after the earthquake.

The earthquake caused about ten trillion yen in damage. Because of this, it was added to the Guinness Book of Records as the most expensive natural disaster in the world.

It was the worst earthquake in Japan since the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923, which killed about 140,000 people.

Why is the Kobe earthquake in the Guinness Book of Records?

a)

It caused the most expensive damage in a natural disaster

b)

It had the biggest epicenter

c)

It had the largest number of buildings destroyed

d)

It killed the most people in Japan

e)

It lasted the longest time

17.

Today, governments and organizations around the world ___________ sustainable practices. Laws _____________ to limit harmful emissions and reduce waste. In addition, millions of trees ______________ through reforestation efforts.

a)

promote - are enforced - have been planted

b)

promote - enforce - have been planted

c)

are promoted - are enforced - have been planted

d)

are promoted - enforced - have planted

e)

promote - are enforced - have planted

18.

In the past, many forests ____________ to make space for agriculture and development. As a result, several animal habitats ________________, and some species ___________ extinct.

a)

were cleared - were destroyed - became

b)

were cleared - were destroyed - become

c)

was cleared - was destroyed - became

d)

was cleared - destroyed - became

e)

were cleared - destroyed - became

19.

In the 20th century, film cameras ___________ popularity and ____________ by both professionals and everyday people.

a)

gained - were used

b)

have gained - were used

c)

gained - used

d)

have gained - used

e)

have gained - have used

20.

Transportation ______________ dramatically over the past two centuries. In the 19th century, railways and steamships ______________, and they _________________ the way people and goods moved across long distances.

a)

has changed - were introduced - transformed

b)

has changed - were introduced - were transformed

c)

has changed - introduced - have transformed

d)

has changed - has introduced - transformed

e)

has changed - was introduced - has transformed