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WorksheetsConversation and Introduction Worksheet
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 1hrs 17mins
A: Hi, I’m Livia. I’m new here. B:
I don’t know you.
How dare you!
Nice to meet you, Livia. I’m Sam.
Please sit down quietly.
A: Hello! My name is Kevin. May I know your name?
Yes, you may go.
I’m sorry, I forget.
Sure! I’m Mia, nice to meet you.
It’s secret.
I don’t want to talk.
A: Where are you from?
B: I’m from Indonesia. And you?
A: I’m from Malaysia.
B: Oh, we are neighbors!
What can we learn from this conversation?
They are angry at each other.
They come from the same country.
They come from different countries but close ones.
They don’t understand geography.
They don’t want to be friends.
A: Hello, I’m Dinda from Class X.
B: Hi, Dinda. What do you do in your free time?
What is the purpose of B’s question?
To start a fight.
To end the conversation.
To get to know Dinda better.
To ignore Dinda.
To make fun of Dinda.
In a formal meeting, which introduction is the most appropriate?
Hey bro, what’s up?
Yo! I’m Alex.
Good morning. My name is Alexander Smith. It’s a pleasure to meet you.
Sup! I’m Alex dude.
Hi, let’s chill.
Rani: I’m sorry, I didn’t catch your name. Could you please repeat it?
Dita : Sure, it’s Jasmine Lee.
From the conversation, we can conclude that…
Rani didn’t listen carefully.
Arni wants to make fun of Dita.
Rami forgot her own name.
Dita is angry.
They are arguing.
A: Hi, I’m a new student here. B: Really?
What subject do you teach?
What’s your favorite movie?
Where did you study before?
How much is your book?
Are you a teacher?
Why is it important to introduce yourself when meeting someone new?
To make the person confused.
To start a good relationship and communication.
To show how rich you are.
To end a conversation.
To ignore others.
A: Excuse me, may I join your group? B: Of course! We're happy to have you.
Independence
Honesty
Cooperation and friendliness
Laziness
Isolation
A: Hi, my name is Tono. I'm from Indonesia. B: Oh really? I've been to Bali! It's a beautiful place. What is the best response from A?
I don't care.
Yes, Bali is one of our islands. Have you tried the local food?
You're wrong.
Stop talking about it.
That's not my business.
Alya: I heard you have a large family. What does your father do?
Bintang: He's an architect, and my mother is a doctor. They live in Bandung.
Alya: That’s wonderful. How many members are there in your immediate family?
Bintang: There are five of us: my parents, my elder sister, my younger brother, and meme. Based on the dialogue, which statement shows a misconception about Bintang’s family?Based on the dialogue, which statement shows a misconception about Bintang's family?
Bintang has one older sibling and one younger sibling.
Bintang and his parents live together in Bandung.
The family consists of more than three children.
Bintang's mother is in the medical profession.
Bintang's parents are both professionals with non-related careers.
Risa: Hi, my name is Risa. I'm an engineer. This is Daniel, he works in IT. Bima: Nice to meet you, Risa and Daniel. Are you two colleagues or something else? Risa: We're not colleagues. We share the same apartment.
They are a married couple with different professions.
They are business partners who live near each other.
They are siblings who work in different fields.
They are housemates who are sharing living expenses.
They are ateacher
Secretary : (To a CEO) Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Aruna from the Jakarta branch is here. She would
like to introduce a new team member.
CEO : Please, let her come in.
Mrs. Aruna : Good morning, Mr. Johnson. Permit me to introduce my senior supervisor,
Mr. Taufik. He will be coordinating the new project.What is the most appropriate reason Mrs. Aruna used the formal phrase 'Permit me to introduce...'?
A. She has forgotten the CEO's full name and is being cautious.
B. She is making the introduction in a highly professional and hierarchical setting.
C. She is trying to confirm that Mr. Taufik is indeed her superior.
D. She wants to show that Mr. Taufik is only a temporary team member.
E. She hopes to impress the CEO with her advanced vocabulary.
Lina: Hi Rian. Welcome to the team. I’m Lina.
Rian: Nice to meet you, Lina. This is my partner, Sarah. She’s a graphic designer.
Lina: Hello, Sarah! Where are you two from?
Sarah: We are both from Sydney, Australia. We are visiting Jakarta for Rian's project.Where are you two from?
Sydney, Australia
Jakarta
Melbourne
Brisbane
Indra: I see a picture on your desk. Is that your brother's family? Putri: Yes, that's my brother, Reza, and that beautiful girl is ______ wife, Nadia. They have two kids now. Which possessive word correctly completes the sentence, reflecting the relationship described?
its
her
his
our
their
Faisal: Hi, I'm Faisal from the marketing team. I'm new here. Can you tell me your name
again?
Nadia: Of course. My name is Nadia. Nice to meet you, Faisal.
Faisal: Nice to meet you too, Nadia. Your accent is different. Where are you originally
from?
Nadia: I was born in London, but my parents are from Malaysia.What is the main implication of Nadia's response about her background?
She only speaks English with a London accent.
She has a dual heritage, being born in one place but having ancestry from another.
She considers herself a Malaysian citizen.
Her Malaysian parents also have a British accent.
She has lived in both London and Malaysia.
Joko: I'm thinking of taking a trip to Solo next month. My aunt and uncle live there. Shinta: That's nice. So, they are your father's sister and her husband? Joko: No, they are actually my mother's youngest brother and his wife.
Niece and nephew
Maternal aunt and uncle
Grandparents
Paternal aunt and uncle
Cousin and cousin-in-law
Teacher : Alright class, let’s begin with introductions. Could you please introduce yourself
and your major family members?
Student : Sure. My name is Kevin, I’m 18. I am the youngest child. ______ are a great
influence on my career choice.Which subject pronoun best fits the blank to refer to 'my major family members' as a unit?
You
It
They
I
Dion: I can't believe my oldest sister, Sofia, is turning thirty next week. Lisa: Time flies! Is she still living in the city where she grew up? Dion: No, she lives overseas now. She is married to a diplomat, so ______ family travels a lot. Which possessive adjective is the most suitable to complete the statement, referring to Sofia's family unit?
her
our
its
A: Excuse me, I’m looking for Mr. Budi. I believe he is one of the founders here.
B: Yes, that’s correct. He is my father.
A: Wow, that’s great! How did you start working in the same company as your father?
B: Actually, I don’t work here. I’m just here to drop off his documents.What critical detail about Person B’s status did Person A incorrectly assume?
Person A assumed Person B had no relation to Mr. Budi.
Person A assumed Person B was a colleague of Mr. Budi.
Person A assumed Mr. Budi was a manager, not a founder.
Person A assumed Person B worked at the same company.
Person A assumed Person B’s father was not a founder.
Maya: Who is that man standing next to your mother in the wedding photo?
Reno: Oh, that’s my stepfather, Mr. Surya. He married my mother two years ago.
Maya: He seems like a kind man. How do you feel about the change in your family
structure?
Reno: I’m fine with it. He ______ my parents’ divorce very well. He always treats me like
his own son.Who is that man standing next to your mother in the wedding photo? How do you feel about the change in your family structure? Which verb phrase in the Simple Past Tense correctly completes Reno’s response, implying a positive action by Mr. Surya?
will address
must have forgotten
ignores
handled
was celebrating
Waiter: Welcome to our restaurant. May I have your name, please? Customer: Hello, I’m Mr. Hadi. Waiter: Thank you, Mr. Hadi. Waiter: And is this gentleman your relative? Customer: He is my uncle, but he doesn't live in this city. ______ from Surabaya. Which verb form correctly completes the statement, assuming the uncle is currently in the city but his permanent residence is Surabaya?
He are originally
He is originally
He have been
He lives
He was live
Ani: I heard you have a big family. Tell me about your cousins.
Budi: Well, my cousins on my father’s side are engineers, while my cousins on my mother’s side are all artists.
Ani: That’s quite a contrast! Do you have a favorite among all ______?Which object pronoun should Ani use to correctly refer to 'all my cousins'?
her
him
it
us
them
Reporter: Mr. Adam, how do you introduce yourself to a new audience as a former
politician and now a motivational speaker?
Mr. Adam: I usually start with a personal narrative. I say: 'I was a politician for twenty
years, but now I’m embarking on a new journey. My name is Adam, and ______
passion is helping people realize their potential.'Which possessive adjective is the most compelling and correct choice to connect the speaker's core motivation with the second part of his introduction?
Its
Our
Your
His
My
Rafi usually checks the server status every morning at 7:30 a.m. Today, he noticed unusual traffic from an unknown IP.
The server was under maintenance.
There might be a security threat.
Rafi forgot to check the server.
The IP address belonged to his school.
The traffic was normal.
A: Did you finish configuring the router before class?
B: Yes, I always do it right after turning on my PC.
What does the dialogue tell us about B’s routine?
B often forgets to configure routers.
B has a habit of setting up the router early.
B only configures routers during class.
B avoids working with routers.
B dislikes working in the morning.
Every morning, Dimas updates the lab’s network logbook. Yesterday, he couldn’t do it because the system was down.
He forgot the password.
The system was unavailable.
He didn’t want to work.
He had another class.
He didn’t bring his laptop.
A: Why do you always arrive at the lab early?
B: I like checking all network cables before anyone starts working.
What does the dialogue imply about B?
He is responsible for lab safety.
He dislikes working with cables.
He wants to avoid his classmates.
He checks cables only once a week.
He never finishes his task on time.
Every Friday, TKJT students clean their computer lab. Rian prefers cleaning the switches and routers because he enjoys understanding how they work.
He dislikes cleaning.
He is interested in network devices.
He doesn’t understand routers.
He avoids teamwork.
He doesn’t care about hygiene.
A: You were still configuring the network at 10 p.m.?
B: Yes, I was troubleshooting packet loss in the topology.
What can we infer about B?
He works late to ensure network stability.
He doesn’t know how to fix the network.
He plays games at night.
He ignored the issue.
He doesn’t like troubleshooting.
Every day, Mira backs up the school’s database at 4 p.m. Today, she decided to automate the process using a batch file. How did Mira improve her daily routine?
A. By delegating the task to others.
B. By skipping the backup process.
C. By automating the backup process.
D. By backing up the database earlier.
A: Do you still check the network traffic manually?
B: Not anymore. I use Wireshark every morning now.
What does this show about B’s routine?
B changed to a more efficient method.
B stopped checking the network.
B dislikes using software.
B prefers manual work.
B no longer studies networking.
Adi usually tests the LAN connection before the teacher arrives. One day, he forgot, and the class couldn’t start on time. What lesson can Adi learn from this experience?
Testing is unnecessary.
Punctuality doesn’t matter.
Daily routines help prevent problems.
The teacher should handle the test.
Network errors are unpredictable.
A: You always check the IP configuration first, right? B: Yes, because it saves time when fixing connectivity issues.
B doesn’t know how to fix IP settings.
B uses a random troubleshooting method.
B applies an efficient diagnostic habit.
B depends on others for troubleshooting.
B doesn’t follow a routine.
Every morning, TKJT students record the status of access points. Today, they noticed one device overheating. What should they do as part of their routine maintenance?
Ignore the issue.
Turn off all devices.
Report and replace the damaged unit.
Continue using it until it fails.
Wait until the next schedule.
A: You look sleepy. Did you stay up configuring Mikrotik again?
B: Yes, I wanted to set up a new VLAN before class.
What can we infer about B’s attitude toward his routine?
He is dedicated and proactive.
He dislikes networking.
He ignores his tasks.
He avoids responsibility.
He delays configuration.
While other students were checking cables, Aldi tested Wi-Fi signal strength using a new app. What does Aldi’s action show?
He avoids teamwork.
He explores new tools to improve his routine.
He doesn’t follow teacher instructions.
He forgot his usual task.
He was wasting time.
A: Why do you document every configuration change?
B: It helps me track errors and restore settings faster.
What can we conclude about B’s habit?
He works carelessly.
He values systematic routines.
He dislikes writing reports.
He changes settings randomly.
He forgets documentation steps.
Every afternoon, the telecommunication students monitor the signal quality of each antenna. Today, they compared data with yesterday’s report to find performance trends. What kind of improvement does this reflect in their routine?
Reactive maintenance.
Ignoring past performance.
Data-driven evaluation.
Random testing.
Manual error checking only.
A: You always check the server room temperature before class, don’t you?
B: Yes, overheating can slow down the network performance.
What does the dialogue suggest about B’s daily routine?
A. He is careless about network safety.
B. He understands that temperature affects network devices.
C. He only works when the teacher asks him to.
D. He ignores physical maintenance.
He avoids going to the server room.
