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BAHASA INGGRIS KELAS 9 (REPORT TEXT , PASSIVE VOICE)

Total questions: 98

Worksheet time: 49mins

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1.

Text 1 Reading Comprehension - Report Text

Giant pandas are native to China and are known for their distinctive black-and-white fur. They primarily live in bamboo forests in the mountains of Sichuan, Shaanxi, and Gansu.Pandas are classified as carnivores, but their diet consists almost entirely of bamboo.An adult panda can spend up to 14 hours a day eating and can consume more than 12 kilograms of bamboo daily. Pandas are solitary animals and communicate through scent marks and occasional vocalizations. Conservation efforts, including breeding programs and habitat protection, have improved the population of pandas in the wild. In 2016, they were reclassified from “endangered” to “vulnerable” by the IUCN, showing that the population is slowly recovering.

What is the main idea of the first paragraph?

a)

Pandas eat meat.

b)

Pandas live only in zoos.

c)

Pandas spend most of their time eating bamboo.

d)

Pandas are social animals.

2.

Text 1 Reading Comprehension - Report Text

Giant pandas are native to China and are known for their distinctive black-and-white fur. They primarily live in bamboo forests in the mountains of Sichuan, Shaanxi, and Gansu.Pandas are classified as carnivores, but their diet consists almost entirely of bamboo.An adult panda can spend up to 14 hours a day eating and can consume more than 12 kilograms of bamboo daily. Pandas are solitary animals and communicate through scent marks and occasional vocalizations. Conservation efforts, including breeding programs and habitat protection, have improved the population of pandas in the wild. In 2016, they were reclassified from “endangered” to “vulnerable” by the IUCN, showing that the population is slowly recovering.

How do pandas communicate with each other?

a)

By roaring loudly

b)

By writing messages

c)

By scent marks and sounds

d)

By hunting together

3.

Text 1 Reading Comprehension - Report Text

Giant pandas are native to China and are known for their distinctive black-and-white fur. They primarily live in bamboo forests in the mountains of Sichuan, Shaanxi, and Gansu.Pandas are classified as carnivores, but their diet consists almost entirely of bamboo.An adult panda can spend up to 14 hours a day eating and can consume more than 12 kilograms of bamboo daily. Pandas are solitary animals and communicate through scent marks and occasional vocalizations. Conservation efforts, including breeding programs and habitat protection, have improved the population of pandas in the wild. In 2016, they were reclassified from “endangered” to “vulnerable” by the IUCN, showing that the population is slowly recovering.

Why were pandas reclassified from “endangered” to “vulnerable”?

a)

Because their bamboo habitat is gone

b)

Because population increased through conservation efforts

c)

Because they became pets

d)

Because they were moved to other countries

4.

Text 1 Reading Comprehension - Report Text

Giant pandas are native to China and are known for their distinctive black-and-white fur. They primarily live in bamboo forests in the mountains of Sichuan, Shaanxi, and Gansu.Pandas are classified as carnivores, but their diet consists almost entirely of bamboo.An adult panda can spend up to 14 hours a day eating and can consume more than 12 kilograms of bamboo daily. Pandas are solitary animals and communicate through scent marks and occasional vocalizations. Conservation efforts, including breeding programs and habitat protection, have improved the population of pandas in the wild. In 2016, they were reclassified from “endangered” to “vulnerable” by the IUCN, showing that the population is slowly recovering.

What can be inferred about pandas’ behavior?

a)

They prefer to live alone

b)

They migrate in groups

c)

They hunt prey actively

d)

They live in deserts

5.

Text 1 Reading Comprehension - Report Text

Giant pandas are native to China and are known for their distinctive black-and-white fur. They primarily live in bamboo forests in the mountains of Sichuan, Shaanxi, and Gansu.Pandas are classified as carnivores, but their diet consists almost entirely of bamboo.An adult panda can spend up to 14 hours a day eating and can consume more than 12 kilograms of bamboo daily. Pandas are solitary animals and communicate through scent marks and occasional vocalizations. Conservation efforts, including breeding programs and habitat protection, have improved the population of pandas in the wild. In 2016, they were reclassified from “endangered” to “vulnerable” by the IUCN, showing that the population is slowly recovering.

The word “solitary” is closest in meaning to …

a)

Social

b)

Friendly

c)

Lonely

d)

Aggressive

6.

The students have completed the project. → Passive form:

a)

The project is completed by the students.

b)

The project has completed by the students.

c)

The project has been completed by the students.

d)

The project will completed by the students.

7.

The committee will announce the winners tomorrow. → Passive form:

a)

The winners will be announced tomorrow.

b)

The winners are announced tomorrow.

c)

The winners announced tomorrow.

d)

The winners will announce tomorrow.

8.

The mechanic is repairing the car. → Passive form:

a)

The car repairs by the mechanic.

b)

The car is being repaired by the mechanic.

c)

The car was repaired by the mechanic.

d)

The car is repaired by the mechanic.

9.

People speak English all over the world. → Passive form:

a)

English is spoken all over the world.

b)

English speaks all over the world.

c)

English is speaking all over the world.

d)

English spoken all over the world.

10.

They are planting trees in the park now. → Passive form:

a)

A. Trees are planted in the park now.

b)

B. Trees are being planted in the park now.

c)

C. Trees were planted in the park now.

d)

D. Trees have been planted in the park now.

11.

( JUMBLED WORDS ) --> Passive

repaired – being – is – by – laptop – the – technician.

a)

The laptop is being repaired by the technician.

b)

The technician is being repaired by the laptop.

c)

The laptop by the technician is being repaired.

d)

Is the laptop being repaired by the technician?

12.

( JUMBLED WORDS ) --> Passive

stolen – been – has – phone – my.

a)

My phone has been stolen.

b)

My phone stolen has been.

c)

Has my phone been stolen.

d)

Been has my phone stolen.

13.

( JUMBLED WORDS ) --> Passive

is – cleaned – every – the – morning – class – by – students.

a)

The class is cleaned every morning by the students.

b)

The students is cleaned every morning by the class.

c)

Every morning the class cleaned is by the students.

d)

The class every morning is cleaned by students.

14.

( JUMBLED WORDS ) --> Passive

found – was – wallet – the – street – on – the.

a)

The wallet was found on the street.

b)

The street was found on the wallet.

c)

Was the wallet found on the street the.

d)

On the street was found the wallet.

15.

( JUMBLED WORDS ) --> Passive

invited – not – was – to – meeting – the – he.

a)

He was not invited to the meeting.

b)

He invited was not to the meeting.

c)

He was invited not to the meeting.

d)

He was to the meeting not invited.

16.

Text:
Elephants are the largest land mammals and (16) … strong and intelligent animals.
They usually (17) … in groups called herds, led by a female elephant.
Elephants (18) … long trunks to drink water and pick up food.
Sadly, elephants are threatened because humans (19) … their tusks for ivory.
We must (20) … them by enforcing wildlife protection laws.

No. 16 ........

a)

is

b)
are
c)

was

d)

be

17.

Text:
Elephants are the largest land mammals and (16) … strong and intelligent animals.
They usually (17) … in groups called herds, led by a female elephant.
Elephants (18) … long trunks to drink water and pick up food.
Sadly, elephants are threatened because humans (19) … their tusks for ivory.
We must (20) … them by enforcing wildlife protection laws.

No. 17 ........

a)

live

b)

lives

c)

lived

d)

living

18.

Text:
Elephants are the largest land mammals and (16) … strong and intelligent animals.
They usually (17) … in groups called herds, led by a female elephant.
Elephants (18) … long trunks to drink water and pick up food.
Sadly, elephants are threatened because humans (19) … their tusks for ivory.
We must (20) … them by enforcing wildlife protection laws.

No. 18 ........

a)

using

b)

use

c)

uses

d)

used

19.

Text:
Elephants are the largest land mammals and (16) … strong and intelligent animals.
They usually (17) … in groups called herds, led by a female elephant.
Elephants (18) … long trunks to drink water and pick up food.
Sadly, elephants are threatened because humans (19) … their tusks for ivory.
We must (20) … them by enforcing wildlife protection laws.

No. 19 ........

a)
hunt
b)

hunting

c)

hunted

d)

hunts

20.

Text:
Elephants are the largest land mammals and (16) … strong and intelligent animals.
They usually (17) … in groups called herds, led by a female elephant.
Elephants (18) … long trunks to drink water and pick up food.
Sadly, elephants are threatened because humans (19) … their tusks for ivory.
We must (20) … them by enforcing wildlife protection laws.

No. 20 ........

a)
protect
b)

protection

c)

protected

d)

protecting

21.

Song Excerpt:
🎵
“You are the sunshine of my life,
That’s why I’ll always be around.
You are the apple of my eye,
Forever you’ll stay in my heart.”
🎵

The phrase “sunshine of my life” is an example of …

a)

Simile

b)

Hyperbole

c)


Metaphor

d)

Personification

22.

Song Excerpt:
🎵 “You are the sunshine of my life,
That’s why I’ll always be around.
You are the apple of my eye,
Forever you’ll stay in my heart.”
🎵

What does the lyric suggest about the singer’s feeling?

a)

He feels annoyed

b)

He is angry

c)

He feels deep love and joy

d)

He is confused

23.

Song Excerpt:
🎵 “You are the sunshine of my life,
That’s why I’ll always be around.
You are the apple of my eye,
Forever you’ll stay in my heart.”
🎵

The lyric “Forever you’ll stay in my heart” means …

a)

The person will never be forgotten

b)

The person must leave soon

c)

The person stays in a house

d)

The person is far away physically

24.

Song Excerpt:
🎵 “You are the sunshine of my life,
That’s why I’ll always be around.
You are the apple of my eye,
Forever you’ll stay in my heart.”
🎵

Which line contains a figurative expression?

a)

You are the apple of my eye

b)

Forever you’ll stay in my heart

c)

That’s why I’ll always be around

d)

You are the sunshine of my life

25.

Song Excerpt:
🎵 “You are the sunshine of my life,
That’s why I’ll always be around.
You are the apple of my eye,
Forever you’ll stay in my heart.”
🎵

The word “apple” in the lyric represents …

a)

A real fruit

b)

Symbol of love and preciousness

c)

Something to eat

d)

A type of tree

26.

Text –

Blue Whales Blue whales are the largest animals ever known to have lived on Earth. They can grow up to 30 meters long and weigh as much as 200 tons. Despite their enormous size, they feed mainly on tiny shrimp-like animals called krill. During feeding season, a blue whale can eat up to 4 tons of krill in a single day. Blue whales are found in all the world’s oceans, except the Arctic. They are known for their loud, low-pitched songs, which can travel hundreds of kilometers underwater. Scientists believe these sounds help blue whales communicate and possibly find mates. Although their population was severely reduced by commercial whaling in the past, international protection laws have allowed their numbers to slowly increase. Still, they remain endangered, and threats such as ship strikes and climate change continue to put them at risk.

What is the main idea of the text?

a)

Blue whales are aggressive hunters.

b)

Blue whales are the largest animals and still endangered.

c)

Blue whales only live in the Arctic.

d)

Blue whales are very small but dangerous.

27.

Text –

Blue Whales Blue whales are the largest animals ever known to have lived on Earth. They can grow up to 30 meters long and weigh as much as 200 tons. Despite their enormous size, they feed mainly on tiny shrimp-like animals called krill. During feeding season, a blue whale can eat up to 4 tons of krill in a single day. Blue whales are found in all the world’s oceans, except the Arctic. They are known for their loud, low-pitched songs, which can travel hundreds of kilometers underwater. Scientists believe these sounds help blue whales communicate and possibly find mates. Although their population was severely reduced by commercial whaling in the past, international protection laws have allowed their numbers to slowly increase. Still, they remain endangered, and threats such as ship strikes and climate change continue to put them at risk.

What is the main food of blue whales?

a)

Fish

b)

Krill

c)

Seaweed

d)

Squid

28.

Bacalah teks berikut: Text – Blue Whales Blue whales are the largest animals ever known to have lived on Earth. They can grow up to 30 meters long and weigh as much as 200 tons. Despite their enormous size, they feed mainly on tiny shrimp-like animals called krill. During feeding season, a blue whale can eat up to 4 tons of krill in a single day. Blue whales are found in all the world’s oceans, except the Arctic. They are known for their loud, low-pitched songs, which can travel hundreds of kilometers underwater. Scientists believe these sounds help blue whales communicate and possibly find mates. Although their population was severely reduced by commercial whaling in the past, international protection laws have allowed their numbers to slowly increase. Still, they remain endangered, and threats such as ship strikes and climate change continue to put them at risk. Pertanyaan: 3. Why do scientists study the whales’ low-pitched songs?

a)

To learn about their diet

b)

To measure the ocean’s depth

c)

To understand how whales communicate

d)

To warn ships to stay away

29.

Text –

Blue Whales Blue whales are the largest animals ever known to have lived on Earth. They can grow up to 30 meters long and weigh as much as 200 tons. Despite their enormous size, they feed mainly on tiny shrimp-like animals called krill. During feeding season, a blue whale can eat up to 4 tons of krill in a single day. Blue whales are found in all the world’s oceans, except the Arctic. They are known for their loud, low-pitched songs, which can travel hundreds of kilometers underwater. Scientists believe these sounds help blue whales communicate and possibly find mates. Although their population was severely reduced by commercial whaling in the past, international protection laws have allowed their numbers to slowly increase. Still, they remain endangered, and threats such as ship strikes and climate change continue to put them at risk.

Which of the following is a current threat to blue whales?

a)

Commercial whaling only

b)

Deforestation

c)

Climate change and ship strikes

d)

Lack of krill in the Arctic

30.

Text –

Blue Whales Blue whales are the largest animals ever known to have lived on Earth. They can grow up to 30 meters long and weigh as much as 200 tons. Despite their enormous size, they feed mainly on tiny shrimp-like animals called krill. During feeding season, a blue whale can eat up to 4 tons of krill in a single day. Blue whales are found in all the world’s oceans, except the Arctic. They are known for their loud, low-pitched songs, which can travel hundreds of kilometers underwater. Scientists believe these sounds help blue whales communicate and possibly find mates. Although their population was severely reduced by commercial whaling in the past, international protection laws have allowed their numbers to slowly increase. Still, they remain endangered, and threats such as ship strikes and climate change continue to put them at risk.

The word “severely” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to …

a)

Gently

b)

Slightly

c)

Seriously

d)

Softly

31.

They have just repaired the bridge. → Passive form:

a)

The bridge has just repaired.

b)

The bridge just repaired by them.

c)

The bridge has just been repaired.

d)

The bridge was just repaired.

32.

People are building a new hospital in my town. → Passive form:

a)

A new hospital builds in my town.

b)

A new hospital is built in my town.

c)

A new hospital is being built in my town.

d)

A new hospital was being built.

33.

Someone stole my bike last night. → Passive form:

a)

My bike is stolen last night.

b)

My bike was stolen last night.

c)

My bike has stolen last night.

d)

My bike will stolen last night.

34.

They will hold a meeting tomorrow morning. → Passive form:

a)

A meeting will be held tomorrow morning.

b)

A meeting held tomorrow morning.

c)

A meeting was held tomorrow morning.

d)

A meeting will held tomorrow morning.

35.

The fire destroyed several houses. → Passive form:

a)

Several houses were destroyed by the fire.

b)

Several houses are destroyed by the fire.

c)

Several houses was destroyed by the fire.

d)

Several houses are being destroyed by the fire.

36.

invented – was – telephone – the – by – Bell – Alexander → Passive form :

a)

The telephone was invented by Alexander Bell.

b)

The telephone invented was by Alexander Bell.

c)

The telephone was by invented Alexander Bell.

d)

The telephone by was invented Alexander Bell.

37.

stolen – has – been – wallet – his → Passive form :

a)

His wallet has been stolen.

b)

His stolen has been wallet.

c)

Has his wallet been stolen.

d)

Been has wallet his stolen.

38.

Dolphins are highly intelligent marine animals that … in groups called pods.

a)

live

b)

lives

c)

lived

d)

living

39.

They (17) … to communicate using whistles, clicks, and body movements.

a)

try

b)

tries

c)

are trying

d)

tried

40.

Dolphins (18) ...… friendly toward humans and are often seen swimming near boats.

a)

is

b)

was

c)

are

d)

be

41.

Unfortunately, they are sometimes caught in fishing nets, which … a serious threat to their survival.

a)

pose

b)

poses

c)

posed

d)

posing

42.

Conservation groups work hard to (20) … these animals and their habitats.

a)

protect

b)

protection

c)

protected

d)

protecting

43.

Bacalah kutipan lirik berikut: “You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains, You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas. I am strong when I am on your shoulders, You raise me up … to more than I can be.” 21. The phrase “stand on mountains” symbolizes …

a)

Climbing real mountains

b)

Overcoming life’s challenges

c)

Going hiking

d)

Traveling to mountain areas

44.

What emotion is mostly expressed in the lyric?

a)

Anger

b)

Gratitude

c)

Fear

d)

Confusion

45.

Bacalah kutipan lirik berikut: “You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains, You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas. I am strong when I am on your shoulders, You raise me up … to more than I can be.” 23. The lyric “You raise me up” is closest in meaning to …

a)

You lift me physically

b)

You inspire and encourage me

c)

You wake me up from sleep

d)

You push me away

46.

Bacalah kutipan lirik berikut: “You raise me up, so I can stand on mountains, You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas. I am strong when I am on your shoulders, You raise me up … to more than I can be.” 24. The repeated structure “You raise me up” is used to …

a)

Make the song longer

b)

Emphasize the deep appreciation

c)

Show anger

d)

Describe a location

47.

Which line expresses dependence on someone’s support?

a)

“I am strong when I am on your shoulders.”

b)

“You raise me up, to walk on stormy seas.”

c)

“You raise me up … to more than I can be.”

d)

“So I can stand on mountains.”

48.

What is the main idea of the text?

a)

The Great Barrier Reef is the biggest coral reef and it needs protection.

b)

The Great Barrier Reef is in danger because of sharks.

c)

The Great Barrier Reef is a desert-like area.

d)

The Great Barrier Reef is in the Atlantic Ocean.

49.

What causes coral bleaching?

a)

Pollution from plastic waste

b)

Rising ocean temperatures

c)

Too many tourists

d)

Lack of sunlight

50.

Why is the Great Barrier Reef important?

a)

It is visible from space.

b)

It is home to many marine species.

c)

It is located near Australia.

d)

It is a popular tourist attraction.

51.

Which of the following is a human activity that threatens the reef?

a)

Coral reproduction

b)

Earthquakes

c)

Overfishing

d)

Natural ocean currents

52.

The word “unique” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to …

a)

Common

b)

Rare

c)

Ordinary

d)

Similar

53.

Scientists are observing the dolphins now. → Passive form:

a)

The dolphins observe by scientists now.

b)

The dolphins are being observed by scientists now.

c)

The dolphins are observed by scientists now.

d)

The dolphins were being observed now.

54.

They had already finished the project before the deadline. → Passive form:

a)

The project had already been finished before the deadline.

b)

The project has already been finished before the deadline.

c)

The project was already finished before the deadline.

d)

The project is finished before the deadline.

55.

Someone is cleaning the whiteboard. → Passive form:

a)

The whiteboard cleans.

b)

The whiteboard is cleaned.

c)

The whiteboard is being cleaned.

d)

The whiteboard was being cleaned.

56.

The police caught the thief last night. → Passive form:

a)

The thief is caught last night.

b)

The thief was caught last night.

c)

The thief caught last night.

d)

The thief has been caught last night.

57.

The students must submit their assignments tomorrow. → Passive form:

a)

The assignments must be submitted tomorrow.

b)

The assignments must submit tomorrow.

c)

The assignments are submitted tomorrow.

d)

The assignments have been submitted tomorrow.

58.

book – been – by – this – has – author – the – written → Passive form

a)

Buku ini telah ditulis oleh penulis.

b)

Penulis telah menulis buku ini.

c)

Buku ini menulis oleh penulis telah.

d)

Ditulis buku ini oleh penulis telah.

59.

Susun kata-kata berikut menjadi kalimat pasif yang benar: painted – was – last week – the – by – house – the – workers.

a)

Rumah itu dicat oleh para pekerja minggu lalu.

b)

Para pekerja dicat oleh rumah itu minggu lalu.

c)

Minggu lalu rumah itu pekerja oleh dicat para.

d)

Oleh para pekerja minggu lalu rumah itu dicat.

60.

Susun kata-kata berikut menjadi kalimat pasif yang benar: will – presented – be – award – the – next month.

a)

Penghargaan itu akan diberikan bulan depan.

b)

Penghargaan itu diberikan akan bulan depan.

c)

Akan penghargaan itu diberikan bulan depan.

d)

Bulan depan akan diberikan penghargaan itu.

61.

Susun kata-kata berikut menjadi kalimat pasif yang benar: repaired – had – engine – the – by – been – mechanic – the.

a)

Mesin itu telah diperbaiki oleh montir.

b)

Montir telah diperbaiki oleh mesin itu.

c)

Mesin itu telah montir diperbaiki oleh.

d)

Oleh montir mesin itu telah diperbaiki.

62.

Susun kata-kata berikut menjadi kalimat pasif yang benar: read – every – is – newspaper – morning – by – the – father.

a)

Koran itu dibaca setiap pagi oleh ayah.

b)

Ayah membaca koran itu setiap pagi.

c)

Setiap pagi, koran membaca ayah itu.

d)

Koran itu setiap pagi dibaca ayah oleh.

63.

Penguins are birds that (a)   not fly, but they are excellent swimmers. They usually (b)   in large colonies on the coast of Antarctica. Penguins (c)   their wings as flippers to move quickly underwater. Sadly, global warming (d)   the ice where they live, reducing their habitat. Scientists work hard to (e)   them through conservation efforts.

Choose from the below words

do

does

did

doing

64.

Penguins are birds that (16) … not fly, but they are excellent swimmers. They usually (17) … in large colonies on the coast of Antarctica. Penguins (18) … their wings as flippers to move quickly underwater. Sadly, global warming (19) … the ice where they live, reducing their habitat. Scientists work hard to (20) … them through conservation efforts.

Choose from the below words

live

lives

living

lived

65.

Penguins are birds that (16) … not fly, but they are excellent swimmers. They usually (17) … in large colonies on the coast of Antarctica. Penguins (18) … their wings as flippers to move quickly underwater. Sadly, global warming (19) … the ice where they live, reducing their habitat. Scientists work hard to (20) … them through conservation efforts.

18. (a)  

Choose from the below words

use

uses

used

using

66.

Penguins are birds that (16) … not fly, but they are excellent swimmers. They usually (17) … in large colonies on the coast of Antarctica. Penguins (18) … their wings as flippers to move quickly underwater. Sadly, global warming (19) … the ice where they live, reducing their habitat. Scientists work hard to (20) … them through conservation efforts.

Choose from the below words

melt

melts

melted

melting

67.

Pilihlah jawaban yang benar!

a)

protect

b)

protection

c)

protected

d)

protecting

68.

The phrase “sending big waves into motion” is a metaphor for …

a)

Swimming in the sea

b)

Making a big impact or change

c)

Playing near the beach

d)

Building a boat

69.

What does the lyric suggest about the singer’s belief?

a)

They feel hopeless

b)

They believe one person can make a difference

c)

They want to stay silent

d)

They are afraid of the ocean

70.

The word “explosion” is used figuratively to mean …

a)

A. A literal blast

b)

B. A sudden and powerful impact

c)

C. A firework

d)

D. A dangerous event

71.

The lyric “Like how a single word can make a heart open” refers to …

a)

Words can inspire or change someone’s feeling

b)

Words can physically open a heart

c)

Words are meaningless

d)

Words are dangerous

72.

What is the tone of the lyric?

a)

Motivational and empowering

b)

Sad and gloomy

c)

Angry and violent

d)

Calm and relaxing

73.

She will pass the exam if she (a)   hard.

Choose from the below words

studies

studied

had studied

is studying

74.

If it had rained yesterday, we (a)   the trip.

Choose from the below words

will cancel

would cancel

would have cancelled

cancel

75.

If we (a)   the bus, we would have arrived on time.

Choose from the below words

don’t miss

didn’t miss

76.

He ___ (help) you if he knew your problem.

a)

will help

b)

helps

c)

would help

d)

helped

77.

If the teacher had explained it clearly, the students ___ (understand) better.

a)

A. will understand

b)

B. would understand

c)

C. would have understood

d)

D. understand

78.

Unless you ___ (leave) now, you will miss the train.

a)

leaves

b)

left

c)

leave

d)

leaving

79.

If I ___ (have) enough money, I will buy a new laptop.

a)

have

b)

had

c)

will have

d)

having

80.

If they had taken the earlier flight, they ___ (arrive) before lunch.

a)

would have arrived

b)

will arrive

c)

arrived

d)

would arrive

81.

What will you do if the internet ___ (go) down during the online test?

a)

goes

b)

went

c)

gone

d)

going

82.

Direct: She said, “I am reading a novel.” → Reported:

a)

She said she is reading a novel.

b)

She said she was reading a novel.

c)

She said she reads a novel.

d)

She said she had read a novel.

83.

Direct: “We have finished our homework,” they said. → Reported:

a)

They said they had finished their homework.

b)

They said they finished their homework.

c)

They said they have finished their homework.

d)

They said they are finishing their homework.

84.

Direct: “Did you enjoy the movie?” he asked. → Reported:

a)

He asked if I enjoy the movie.

b)

He asked if I had enjoyed the movie.

85.

Direct: “Please help me with this project,” she said. → Reported:

a)

She asked me help her with this project.

b)

She asked me to help her with the project.

c)

She said me to help her with this project.

d)

She said me help her with the project.

86.

Direct: “We will visit Bali next month,” said my parents. → Reported:

a)

My parents said they will visit Bali next month.

b)

My parents said they would visit Bali the following month.

c)

My parents said they would visited Bali next month.

d)

My parents said they visit Bali next month.

87.

Direct: “Where is the nearest bus stop?” → Indirect:

a)

A. She asked where was the nearest bus stop.

b)

B. She asked where the nearest bus stop was.

c)

C. She asked where is the nearest bus stop.

d)

D. She asked where the nearest bus stop is.

88.

Direct: “Why are you late?” → Indirect:

a)

He asked why I was late.

b)

He asked why was I late.

c)

He asked why am I late.

d)

He asked why I am late.

89.

Direct: “What time does the shop open?” → Indirect:

a)

He asked what time does the shop open.

b)

He asked what time the shop opened.

c)

He asked what time the shop open.

d)

He asked what time did the shop open.

90.

Direct: “Can you help me?” → Indirect:

a)

She asked if I can help her.

b)

She asked if I could help her.

c)

She asked could I help her.

d)

She asked if could I help her.

91.

Direct: “How many students are there in your class?” → Indirect:

a)

He asked how many students there are in my class.

b)

He asked how many students there were in my class.

c)

He asked how many students are there in my class.

d)

He asked how many students were there in my class.

92.

Kalimat: If I ___ (be) you, I would join the debate competition.

a)

were

b)

was

c)

am

d)

is

93.

Kalimat: She will pass the exam if she ___ (study) hard.

a)

studies

b)

study

c)

studied

d)

studying

94.

Kalimat: If it had rained yesterday, we ___ (cancel) the trip.

a)

would have cancelled

b)

will cancel

c)

would cancel

d)

cancelled

95.

Kalimat: If we ___ (not miss) the bus, we would have arrived on time.

a)

hadn't missed

b)

haven't missed

c)

didn't miss

d)

wouldn't miss

96.

Kalimat: He ___ (help) you if he knew your problem.

a)

would help

b)

will help

c)

helps

d)

helped

97.

If the teacher had explained it clearly, the students ___ (understand) better.

a)

would have understood

b)

will understand

c)

understood

d)

would understand

98.

Soal 7 Kalimat: Unless you ___ (leave) now, you will miss the train. Langkah: 1. Unless = if not. Klausa hasil: you will miss → Type 1 (kemungkinan di masa depan). 2. If-clause pakai present simple: leave. Jawaban: Unless you leave now, you will miss the train. Kenapa: Unless = if not → Type 1: If + present → will.

a)

leave

b)

left

c)

leaves

d)

leaving