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WorksheetsQuizz 1 -11
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What does "Selamat pagi" mean?
Good afternoon
Good evening
Good morning
Good night
"Siapa nama Anda?" asks:
How are you?
What is your name?
Where are you from?
Who are you?
Which word is used to say "Thank you"?
Silakan
Maaf
Terima kasih
Apa kabar
"Duduk" means:
To stand
To walk
To sit
To eat
What does "Dari mana?" mean?
Where are you going?
Where are you from?
How are you?
What is this?
If you want to say "I think...", you can use:
O begitu
Saya kira
Maaf
Tentu saja
"Rumah sakit" means:
School
Market
Hospital
Factory
Which word indicates something will happen in the future?
Sudah
Akan
Biasa
Tadi
"Saya suka makan ikan" means:
I want to eat fish.
I can eat fish.
I like eating fish.
I don't eat fish.
"Kopi" means:
Tea
Milk
Water
Coffee
To ask a "yes/no" question, you can start with:
Apa
Mengapa
Bagaimana
Siapa
"Tetapi" means:
And
Or
But
Also
"Di sana" means:
Here
From here
To there
There
What does "naik apa?" ask?
What is it like?
How do I get there (by what transport)?
What are you doing?
Where is it located?
"Jalan kaki" means:
By car
By bus
To walk
By train
"Ini" refers to something that is:
Far away
Nearby
In the past
In the future
"Mahal" means:
Cheap
Big
Expensive
Small
Which word describes a crowded or lively atmosphere?
Sepi
Kosong
Ramai
Bersih
"Bagaimana kota Paris?" asks:
Where is Paris?
How far is Paris?
What is the city of Paris like?
Do you like Paris?
"Malam" refers to the time from:
Pre-dawn to 10:00
11:00 to 14:00
15:00 to nightfall
Nightfall to dawn
"Saya bukan orang Australia" means:
I am not Australian.
I like Australia.
I am from Australia.
I don't know Australia.
"Tidak" is used to negate:
Nouns
Adjectives, verbs, or prepositions
Only places
Only people
What is the general term for "fruit"?
Pisang
Telur
Buah-buahan
Daging
"Nanti malam" is typically spoken in the:
Evening
Morning or afternoon
Past
Next week
If you want to politely refuse an invitation, you should start with:
Ya
Mau
Maaf
Tidak
Indonesian verbs change their form to indicate tense.
True
False
In Indonesian, adjectives usually come before nouns.
True
False
"Terima kasih" can be translated as both "Yes, thank you" and "No, thank you" depending on context.
True
False
"Saya tidak mau" is a polite way to refuse an invitation.
True
False
"Nanti pagi" is a common phrase to refer to the upcoming morning.
True
False
"Jauh" means "nearby".
True
False
"Toko buku" means "book shop".
True
False
"Rumah" means "house" or "home".
True
False
"Sini" and "sana" can stand by themselves as abrupt commands.
True
False
"Bukan" is typically used to negate verbs.
True
False
"Orang Cina" refers to a Chinese person or people of Chinese nationality.
True
False
"Dingin" means "hot".
True
False
The letter 'c' in Indonesian is pronounced like the 'ch' in "church".
True
False
Most Indonesians do not roll or trill the 'r' sound.
True
False
"Pasar" means "market".
True
False
