WorksheetsDaily Test 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What was the writer’s purpose for going to Manado?
a. To visit Bunaken Island
b. To represent the school in a competition
c. To meet other students
d. To have a vacation
Where did the national storytelling competition take place?
a. In Jakarta
b. In Bunaken Island
c. In Manado, North Sulawesi
d. In Bali
What did the participants and teachers get at the end of their stay?
a. A snorkeling competition
b. A free snorkeling trip
c. A storytelling practice
d. A gift from the school
The word “were offered” is in the form of …
a. Simple Present Tense
b. Simple Past Tense
c. Past Continuous Tense
d. Passive Voice (Simple Past)
From the text, we can infer that the event was …
a. an international competition
b. a regional competition
c. a national competition
d. a school-level competition
What time did the writer and others leave Manado harbor?
a. In the afternoon
b. At night
c. In the morning
d. In the evening
How did they go to Bunaken Island?
a. By ferry
b. By motorboat
c. By plane
d. By car
How long did it take to reach Bunaken Island?
a. 30 minutes
b. 40 minutes
c. 50 minutes
d. One hour
What did the tour guide do to help the participants?
a. He gave them snorkeling lessons.
b. He helped them rent snorkeling gear.
c. He took pictures of them.
d. He showed them the coral reef.
What does the sentence “I didn’t dare to ask” mean?
a. The writer was too tired to ask.
b. The writer didn’t need to ask.
c. The writer was shy or afraid to ask.
d. The writer didn’t understand the question.
Which sentence shows an action that was happening when another action occurred?
a. We got off the motorboat with excitement.
b. Our tour guide helped us rent snorkeling gears.
c. While I was struggling to put on the mask, one of the participants approached me.
d. It took us about 40 minutes to get there.
What did the writer and the others do after they were all set?
a. They prepared their snorkeling gear.
b. They began swimming from the beach to the snorkeling site.
c. They took pictures on the beach.
d. They fed the sea turtles.
Why did they have no trouble finding the house reef?
a. Because they had a guide.
b. Because the water was clear and the sky was blue.
c. Because they used a map.
d. Because the reef was close to the beach.
What could the writer see underwater?
a. Only sea turtles
b. Only coral reefs
c. A variety of corals and fishes
d. Seaweed and stones
What does the sentence “I lost track of how many turtles I met along the way” mean?
a. The writer saw only one turtle.
b. The writer saw many turtles and couldn’t count them.
c. The writer didn’t see any turtles.
d. The writer forgot where the turtles were.
Which sentence shows two actions happening at the same time in the past?
a. It took us only 5 minutes to see the underwater world.
b. The sky was blue and the water was clear.
c. While I was swimming a little further down, I saw green sea turtles.
d. I could observe a variety of corals and fishes.
What does the phrase “out of the blue” mean in the text?
a. Happening suddenly and unexpectedly
b. Happening because of the sky
c. Happening slowly over time
d. Happening according to plan
What can you infer about the writer’s feeling at the end of the story?
a. The writer was disappointed by the incident.
b. The writer was grateful for the whole experience.
c. The writer was angry about losing the tuna.
d. The writer was tired and wanted to go home.
Which sentence shows an action that was interrupted by another action?
a. We stopped by a local restaurant.
b. We were still eating when a cat jumped on our table.
c. The snorkeling day trip was memorable.
d. We laughed together.
How did they react after the cat stole the tuna?
a. They got angry.
b. They laughed after being shocked
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c. They ignored it.
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d. They chased the cat away immediately.
