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Worksheets2nd Summative Assessment BIG IXB sem 1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
The Legend of Joko Pandelegan
Long ago in Pandelegan village, there lived a kind and hardworking young man named Joko Pandelegan. He was known for his honesty and love for the people in his village. Every day, he helped the farmers grow crops and often shared his harvest with the poor. Because of his good heart, everyone respected him and trusted his words.
One day, a terrible drought hit the village. The land became dry, and people had no water to drink. Joko Pandelegan prayed to God and dug the ground with all his strength, believing water would come out. After days of hard work, a spring finally appeared, saving the people from thirst. Since then, the place was named Pandelegan, to honor Joko’s bravery and kindness.
Who was Joko Pandelegan?
A rich merchant
A kind and hardworking young man
A powerful king
A lazy farmer
The Legend of Joko Pandelegan
Long ago in Pandelegan village, there lived a kind and hardworking young man named Joko Pandelegan. He was known for his honesty and love for the people in his village. Every day, he helped the farmers grow crops and often shared his harvest with the poor. Because of his good heart, everyone respected him and trusted his words.
One day, a terrible drought hit the village. The land became dry, and people had no water to drink. Joko Pandelegan prayed to God and dug the ground with all his strength, believing water would come out. After days of hard work, a spring finally appeared, saving the people from thirst. Since then, the place was named Pandelegan, to honor Joko’s bravery and kindness.
Where did Joko Pandelegan live?
In Pandelegan village
In a big city
In the forest
Near the mountain
The Legend of Joko Pandelegan
Long ago in Pandelegan village, there lived a kind and hardworking young man named Joko Pandelegan. He was known for his honesty and love for the people in his village. Every day, he helped the farmers grow crops and often shared his harvest with the poor. Because of his good heart, everyone respected him and trusted his words.
One day, a terrible drought hit the village. The land became dry, and people had no water to drink. Joko Pandelegan prayed to God and dug the ground with all his strength, believing water would come out. After days of hard work, a spring finally appeared, saving the people from thirst. Since then, the place was named Pandelegan, to honor Joko’s bravery and kindness.
What did Joko Pandelegan do to help the poor people?
He gave them gold and jewelry
He shared his harvest with them
He built a big temple
He taught them how to fish
The Legend of Joko Pandelegan
Long ago in Pandelegan village, there lived a kind and hardworking young man named Joko Pandelegan. He was known for his honesty and love for the people in his village. Every day, he helped the farmers grow crops and often shared his harvest with the poor. Because of his good heart, everyone respected him and trusted his words.
One day, a terrible drought hit the village. The land became dry, and people had no water to drink. Joko Pandelegan prayed to God and dug the ground with all his strength, believing water would come out. After days of hard work, a spring finally appeared, saving the people from thirst. Since then, the place was named Pandelegan, to honor Joko’s bravery and kindness.
When did Joko Pandelegan dig the ground?
When he wanted to plant rice
When a drought hit the village
When he found a treasure
When it was raining heavily
The Legend of Joko Pandelegan
Long ago in Pandelegan village, there lived a kind and hardworking young man named Joko Pandelegan. He was known for his honesty and love for the people in his village. Every day, he helped the farmers grow crops and often shared his harvest with the poor. Because of his good heart, everyone respected him and trusted his words.
One day, a terrible drought hit the village. The land became dry, and people had no water to drink. Joko Pandelegan prayed to God and dug the ground with all his strength, believing water would come out. After days of hard work, a spring finally appeared, saving the people from thirst. Since then, the place was named Pandelegan, to honor Joko’s bravery and kindness.
How did the people get water during the drought?
From the rain
From a river
From a spring Joko Pandelegan found
From the sea
Change into indirect speech!
Rani said, “I am tired.”
Rani said that she is tired.
Rani said that she was tired.
Rani said that she were tired.
Rani said that she be tired.
Change into indirect speech!
Ben said, “I will go to the park.”
Ben said that he will go to the park.
Ben said that he would go to the park.
Ben said that he shall go to the park.
Ben said that he can go to the park.
Tia asked, “Where do you live?”
Tia asked me where I lived.
Tia asked me what I lived.
Tia asked me how I lived.
Tia asked me when I lived.
Change into indirect speech!
The teacher asks, “How are you today?”
The teacher asks me how I am today.
The teacher asks me what I am today.
The teacher asks me why I am today.
The teacher asks me where I am today.
Change into indirect speech!
Dinda asked, “What is your favorite food?”
Dinda asked me where my favorite food was.
Dinda asked me how my favorite food was.
Dinda asked me why my favorite food was.
Dinda asked me what my favorite food was.
Andi : I think English is the easiest subject.
Boni : . I always get good scores in it.A: I think English is the easiest subject.
I don’t think so
I agree with you
I doubt it
That’s not true
Jane : This movie is really boring!
Tania : . I love it so much.
I agree
You’re right
I disagree
I’m not sure
Reino : We should go to the beach this weekend.
Livia : . The weather forecast says it might rain.
That’s a great idea
I’m not sure about that
I completely agree
I think you’re right
Pio: I believe online learning is better than offline learning.
Nia : ______ . It’s hard to focus online.
I totally agree
You’re right
I don’t think so
That’s true
Kekey : Do you think we can finish the project today?
Yessy : _______. It depends on how fast we work.
Of course we can
I’m not sure
I agree
I don’t think so
Rina : I think studying in the library is better than at home.
Sinta : I agree with you. It’s quieter and helps me focus.
Rina : But sometimes, it’s too crowded on weekends.
Sinta : I don’t think so. I usually go there in the morning, and it’s still empty.
Rina : Hmm, I’m not sure about going early. I’m not a morning person.
Sinta : Haha, that’s okay! Maybe we can go in the afternoon instead.
What are Rina and Sinta talking about?
Playing in the park
Studying in the library
Cleaning the classroom
Watching movies
Rina : I think studying in the library is better than at home.
Sinta : I agree with you. It’s quieter and helps me focus.
Rina : But sometimes, it’s too crowded on weekends.
Sinta : I don’t think so. I usually go there in the morning, and it’s still empty.
Rina : Hmm, I’m not sure about going early. I’m not a morning person.
Sinta : Haha, that’s okay! Maybe we can go in the afternoon instead.
What does Sinta agree with?
That the library is better for studying
That studying at home is more fun
That the library is too noisy
That studying is boring
Rina : I think studying in the library is better than at home.
Sinta : I agree with you. It’s quieter and helps me focus.
Rina : But sometimes, it’s too crowded on weekends.
Sinta : I don’t think so. I usually go there in the morning, and it’s still empty.
Rina : Hmm, I’m not sure about going early. I’m not a morning person.
Sinta : Haha, that’s okay! Maybe we can go in the afternoon instead.
What does Sinta say to show disagreement?
I’m not sure.
I agree with you.
I don’t think so.
That’s right.
What does Rina say when she is in doubt?
I agree with you.
I don’t think so.
I’m not sure about going early.
That’s true.
Rina : I think studying in the library is better than at home.
Sinta : I agree with you. It’s quieter and helps me focus.
Rina : But sometimes, it’s too crowded on weekends.
Sinta : I don’t think so. I usually go there in the morning, and it’s still empty.
Rina : Hmm, I’m not sure about going early. I’m not a morning person.
Sinta : Haha, that’s okay! Maybe we can go in the afternoon instead.
When does Sinta usually go to the library?
In the evening
In the morning
At night
On Sunday
Change into direct speech!
Rina said that she saw the beautiful rainbow on the sky.
Rina said, “I see the beautiful rainbow on the sky"
Rina said, “I saw the beautiful rainbow on the sky."
Rina said, “She saw the beautiful rainbow on the sky."
Rina said, “I have the beautiful rainbow on the sky."
Change into direct speech!
Dika says that he draws a car every morning.
Dika says, “I drew a car every morning.”
Dika says, “I draw a car every morning.”
Dika says, “He draws a car every morning.”
Dika says, “I am drawing a car every morning.”
Change into direct speech!
Tika asked who entered the classroom.
Tika asked, “Who is entered the classroom?”
Tika asked, “Who has entered the classroom?”
Tika asked, “Did you enter the classroom?”
Tika asked, “Who does enter the classroom?”
Change into direct speech!
Roni asks what falls from the tree.
Roni asks, “What did fall from the tree?”
Roni asks, “What is falling fall from the tree?”
Roni asks, “What does fall from the tree?”
Roni asks, “What has fallen from the tree?”
Change into direct speech!
Lita asked who took her bag.
Lita asked, “Who takes my bag?”
Lita asked, “Who is taking my bag?”
Lita asked, “Who has taken my bag?”
Lita asked, “Who does take my bag?”
