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Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Nama Peserta (huruf kapital)
4 lines
2.
KELAS
a)
XI RPL 1
b)
XI RPL 2
c)
XI RPL 3
3.
ID Peserta (diisi lengkap)
4 lines
4.
Once upon a time, there was a kind girl named Cinderella. She lived with her stepmother and stepsisters who treated her badly. One day, a royal ball was announced. With the help of her fairy godmother, she went to the ball and met the prince. But at midnight, she had to leave and lost her glass slipper. The prince looked for the owner, and finally, he found Cinderella. They lived happily ever after.
What is the main conflict in the story?
a)
Cinderella lost her way home.
b)
The prince could not dance.
c)
Cinderella was treated badly by her family.
d)
The fairy godmother punished Cinderella.
5.
Once upon a time, there was a kind girl named Cinderella. She lived with her stepmother and stepsisters who treated her badly. One day, a royal ball was announced. With the help of her fairy godmother, she went to the ball and met the prince. But at midnight, she had to leave and lost her glass slipper. The prince looked for the owner, and finally, he found Cinderella. They lived happily ever after.
Why did Cinderella leave the ball at midnight?
a)
She was tired.
b)
She was afraid of her stepmother.
c)
The magic would end.
d)
The prince asked her to go.
6.
Once upon a time, there was a kind girl named Cinderella. She lived with her stepmother and stepsisters who treated her badly. One day, a royal ball was announced. With the help of her fairy godmother, she went to the ball and met the prince. But at midnight, she had to leave and lost her glass slipper. The prince looked for the owner, and finally, he found Cinderella. They lived happily ever after.
What lesson can we learn from the story?
a)
Be patient and kind, good things will come.
b)
Always obey your stepsisters.
c)
Magic is the key to happiness.
d)
Money brings love.
7.
A long time ago, in Java, there was a giant snake that threatened a village. The people were afraid until a brave young man, Wira, decided to fight it. With courage and wisdom, he defeated the snake and saved the villagers. They honored him as a hero.
What made Wira a hero?
a)
His magic power.
b)
His courage and wisdom.
c)
His strong body.
d)
His wealth.
8.
A long time ago, in Java, there was a giant snake that threatened a village. The people were afraid until a brave young man, Wira, decided to fight it. With courage and wisdom, he defeated the snake and saved the villagers. They honored him as a hero.
What would happen if Wira was not brave?
a)
The villagers would be safe.
b)
The giant snake would keep attacking.
c)
The villagers would honor Wira.
d)
Wira would be a king.
9.
A long time ago, in Java, there was a giant snake that threatened a village. The people were afraid until a brave young man, Wira, decided to fight it. With courage and wisdom, he defeated the snake and saved the villagers. They honored him as a hero.
What is the value of the story?
a)
Wisdom and courage can solve big problems.
b)
Villagers must pay tribute to snakes.
c)
Heroes are always rich.
d)
Fear is stronger than bravery.
10.
Once, a rabbit and a turtle had a race. The rabbit ran fast and left the turtle far behind. Feeling confident, the rabbit took a nap. The turtle kept walking slowly but steadily. In the end, the turtle won the race because the rabbit was still sleeping.
Why did the rabbit lose the race?
a)
He ran too slowly.
b)
The turtle tricked him.
c)
He forgot the finish line.
d)
He fell asleep.
11.
Once, a rabbit and a turtle had a race. The rabbit ran fast and left the turtle far behind. Feeling confident, the rabbit took a nap. The turtle kept walking slowly but steadily. In the end, the turtle won the race because the rabbit was still sleeping.
What character is shown by the turtle?
a)
Laziness.
b)
Pride.
c)
Anger.
d)
Patience and consistency.
12.
Once, a rabbit and a turtle had a race. The rabbit ran fast and left the turtle far behind. Feeling confident, the rabbit took a nap. The turtle kept walking slowly but steadily. In the end, the turtle won the race because the rabbit was still sleeping.
If you were the rabbit, what should you do differently?
a)
Sleep earlier.
b)
Pride.
c)
Skip the race.
d)
Walk slowly like the turtle.
13.
In a small village, there lived a poor woodcutter who found a golden axe in the river. He was honest and returned it to the spirit of the river. The spirit rewarded his honesty by giving him both the golden axe and his old axe back.
What is the main theme of the story?
a)
Hard work brings success.
b)
Wealth makes people happy.
c)
Honesty will be rewarded.
d)
Luck is everything.
14.
In a small village, there lived a poor woodcutter who found a golden axe in the river. He was honest and returned it to the spirit of the river. The spirit rewarded his honesty by giving him both the golden axe and his old axe back.
How did the spirit test the woodcutter?
a)
He would get more axes.
b)
The spirit would punish him.
c)
He would be richer.
d)
The villagers would help him.
15.
In a small village, there lived a poor woodcutter who found a golden axe in the river. He was honest and returned it to the spirit of the river. The spirit rewarded his honesty by giving him both the golden axe and his old axe back.
What would happen if the woodcutter lied?
a)
He would get more axes.
b)
The spirit would punish him.
c)
He would be richer.
d)
The villagers would help him.
16.
There was a farmer who had a goose that laid a golden egg every day. The farmer became greedy and wanted all the gold at once. He killed the goose, but he found nothing inside. He lost both the goose and the eggs.
What is the moral of the story?
a)
Don’t be greedy.
b)
Hard work never fails.
c)
Always trust animals.
d)
Save money for the future.
17.
There was a farmer who had a goose that laid a golden egg every day. The farmer became greedy and wanted all the gold at once. He killed the goose, but he found nothing inside. He lost both the goose and the eggs.
Why did the farmer kill the goose?
a)
He wanted to eat it.
b)
He was angry.
c)
He wanted all the gold quickly.
d)
He needed money.
18.
There was a farmer who had a goose that laid a golden egg every day. The farmer became greedy and wanted all the gold at once. He killed the goose, but he found nothing inside. He lost both the goose and the eggs.
What can we learn from the farmer’s mistake?
a)
Patience is important.
b)
Killing animals brings luck.
c)
Farming is dangerous.
d)
Animals are magical.
19.
In 1945, Indonesia declared its independence. Soekarno and Hatta read the proclamation in Jakarta. Many people celebrated the moment with joy and hope. However, the struggle was not over, because Indonesia still had to defend its freedom in battles against the colonial forces.
What is the main idea of the text?
a)
Indonesia’s struggle after independence.
b)
Soekarno’s childhood story.
c)
The life of Indonesian soldiers.
d)
The Dutch government in Indonesia.
20.
In 1945, Indonesia declared its independence. Soekarno and Hatta read the proclamation in Jakarta. Many people celebrated the moment with joy and hope. However, the struggle was not over, because Indonesia still had to defend its freedom in battles against the colonial forces.
Why was the independence not fully achieved after the proclamation?
a)
Because Indonesia was still very poor.
b)
Because the people did not want independence.
c)
Because the colonial forces tried to return.
d)
Because Soekarno was not ready.
21.
In 1945, Indonesia declared its independence. Soekarno and Hatta read the proclamation in Jakarta. Many people celebrated the moment with joy and hope. However, the struggle was not over, because Indonesia still had to defend its freedom in battles against the colonial forces.
What lesson can we learn from the story?
a)
Independence requires sacrifice and struggle.
b)
Freedom is given easily by others.
c)
Celebrations are more important than battles.
d)
Leaders do not matter in independence.
22.
Rani was late for school one morning. She forgot to set her alarm. When she arrived, the teacher was already in class. Instead of getting angry, the teacher asked Rani to explain. Rani honestly admitted her mistake. The teacher smiled and said, “Be more responsible next time.” Rani learned an important lesson about honesty.
Why didn’t the teacher get angry?
a)
Because Rani explained honestly.
b)
Because the teacher was tired.
c)
Because Rani was very smart.
d)
Because Rani came early.
23.
Rani was late for school one morning. She forgot to set her alarm. When she arrived, the teacher was already in class. Instead of getting angry, the teacher asked Rani to explain. Rani honestly admitted her mistake. The teacher smiled and said, “Be more responsible next time.” Rani learned an important lesson about honesty.
What value can we take from this story?
a)
Lying can solve problems.
b)
Honesty builds trust.
c)
Being late is acceptable.
d)
Teachers always forgive students.
24.
Rani was late for school one morning. She forgot to set her alarm. When she arrived, the teacher was already in class. Instead of getting angry, the teacher asked Rani to explain. Rani honestly admitted her mistake. The teacher smiled and said, “Be more responsible next time.” Rani learned an important lesson about honesty.
If you were Rani, what would you do next time?
a)
Always lie to avoid punishment.
b)
Wake up earlier and set an alarm.
c)
Come to school late again.
d)
Skip the class.
25.
Last holiday, I went camping with my friends in the mountains. We set up tents and cooked together. At night, we made a bonfire and shared stories. Suddenly, it rained heavily, and our tent almost collapsed. Instead of panicking, we worked together to fix it. In the morning, we laughed about the adventure and promised to camp again.
What problem did the campers face?
a)
They forgot their food.
b)
The bonfire didn’t work.
c)
The tent almost collapsed.
d)
They lost their way.
26.
Last holiday, I went camping with my friends in the mountains. We set up tents and cooked together. At night, we made a bonfire and shared stories. Suddenly, it rained heavily, and our tent almost collapsed. Instead of panicking, we worked together to fix it. In the morning, we laughed about the adventure and promised to camp again.
How did the campers solve the problem?
a)
They went home immediately.
b)
They worked together to fix it.
c)
They ignored the rain.
d)
They slept outside.
27.
Last holiday, I went camping with my friends in the mountains. We set up tents and cooked together. At night, we made a bonfire and shared stories. Suddenly, it rained heavily, and our tent almost collapsed. Instead of panicking, we worked together to fix it. In the morning, we laughed about the adventure and promised to camp again.
What character is shown by the campers?
a)
Laziness.
b)
Teamwork and responsibility.
c)
Fear
d)
Anger
28.
Last holiday, I went camping with my friends in the mountains. We set up tents and cooked together. At night, we made a bonfire and shared stories. Suddenly, it rained heavily, and our tent almost collapsed. Instead of panicking, we worked together to fix it. In the morning, we laughed about the adventure and promised to camp again.
If you were in the same situation, what would you do?
a)
Panic and cry.
b)
Help your friends to solve the problem.
c)
Leave the tent and sleep in the rain.
d)
Do nothing and hope it stops.
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