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WorksheetsKuis 33 - 41 . Buku tiga
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
"Jam berapa sekarang?" means:
How much is it?
What time is it now?
Where are you going?
When are you leaving?
If it's "Jam setengah delapan pagi", what time is it?
8:30 AM
7:30 PM
7:30 AM
6:30 AM
Which word is more formal for "o'clock"?
jam
pukul
lewat
kurang
"Di antara" means:
inside
outside
between
around
What does "Anda harus belajar" mean?
You like to study.
You can study.
You must study.
You want to study.
"Malam" means:
morning
noon
afternoon
night
What does "kurang" mean when telling time?
past
to/before
exactly
quarter
"Pesawat terbang" means:
helicopter
bird
airplane
bus
"Sampai" can mean:
from
until
then
always
Which word means "companion, friend"?
pacar
teman
pegawai
ibu
What is the usual word for "breakfast" in Indonesia?
makan malam
makan siang
sarapan
nasi goreng
"Pada pagi hari" means:
at night
in the morning
in the afternoon
all day
"Kadang-kadang" means:
always
never
sometimes
usually
What does "dengan siapa?" ask?
What time?
How much?
With whom?
Where?
"Pulang" means:
to depart
to arrive
to go home
to walk around
Which term describes a public minibus?
taksi
bis
kereta api
angkot
"Sulit" means:
easy
difficult
delicious
cheap
"Kegiatan" means:
a program
an event
an activity
an appointment
"Beristirahat" means:
to work
to study
to rest
to run
"Masih" means:
already
not yet
still
finished
"Di mana-mana" means:
somewhere
nowhere
everywhere
anywhere
What does "Apa yang biasanya Anda lakukan?" ask?
What are you doing now?
What did you do yesterday?
What do you usually do?
What will you do tomorrow?
Which word means "to run"?
bermain
lari
duduk
tidur
"Tentu saja" means:
maybe
of course
I don't know
certainly not
"Kolam renang" refers to:
a lake
a river
a swimming pool
a fountain
"Setengah dua" means "half past two".
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"Pukul" is slightly less formal than "jam".
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In Indonesian, "jam" is used only for the hours, not divisions of an hour.
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"Kurang" can mean "less" or "minus" when telling time.
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"Sampai" can be used as a verb meaning "to arrive".
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"Nanti siang" refers to a specific time in the past.
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"Pada" can be translated as "on", "at", or "in" depending on context when used with units of time.
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"Biasanya" almost always comes at the very end of a sentence.
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"Kami" includes the person you are talking to.
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"Lalu" is synonymous with "kemudian".
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In Indonesian, verbs always explicitly indicate tense.
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The prefix "meN-" usually signals that the verb is transitive.
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"Mencuci" means "to cook".
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"Mendengarkan" means "to read".
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"Sedang apa?" is a more formal way to ask "What are you doing?".
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Column A: Berbelanja
To go shopping
Cinema
Now
How? (colloquial)
Approximately
Column A: Bioskop
Cinema
To go shopping
How? (colloquial)
Now
Approximately
Column A: Gimana
How? (colloquial)
To go shopping
Cinema
Approximately
Now
Column A: Kira-kira
How? (colloquial)
Cinema
Now
To go shopping
Approximately
Column A: Sekarang
Now
To go shopping
Cinema
How? (colloquial)
Approximately
Column A: Tidur
Cinema
To sleep
How? (colloquial)
To go shopping
Approximately
Column A: Bermain
To go shopping
How? (colloquial)
To play
Cinema
Approximately
Column A: Bekerja
Approximately
How? (colloquial)
Cinema
To go shopping
To work
Column A: Pulang
To come home
To go shopping
How? (colloquial)
Cinema
Approximately
Column A: Surat kabar
To go shopping
How? (colloquial)
Newspaper
Cinema
Approximately
