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SAS GANJIL B. INGGRIS WJB XI-A S/D XI-K

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Read the dialog for questions 1 to 3. Linda : Did you know what's viral in our school? Arya : I didn't. What's that? Linda : Ah... you're not well informed. I think it's important for you to stay informed about what's happening around and sometimes to engage with different perspectives. Arya : What do you mean? I truly don't know the news. Linda : Well, do you know the proverb 'Don't judge a book by its cover'? Arya : I do. But what's the problem? Linda : Recently there's a video of a boy competing in an illegal motorcycle race. Do you know who the boy is? He is supposed to be Dewa. Arya : Dewa, the candidate of our OSIS chairperson? Linda : Indeed! Arya : How did you get the news? Linda : I read it on the social media and almost all students talk about it. What's your opinion? Arya : I am not sure if the boy is Dewa. So far I know, he is a good boy. Moreover, being a candidate of the OSIS chairperson will make him think twice before doing something stupid like that. Linda : So, you think that the news is fake, don't you? Arya : I feel that, but I don't know the truth. It's better for us to check and recheck the news. We should not blindly accept everything we hear or read online. Viral news can often be blown out of proportion. It's hard to know what's real and what's not. Linda : Definitely true! 1. Who are the speakers?
a)
a. Siblings
b)
b. Cousins
c)
c. E-friends
d)
d. Neighbors
e)
e. Classmates
2.
2. Why does Arya think that the news is fake?
a)
a. He is Dewa's best friend.
b)
b. He knows Dewa as a nice person.
c)
c. Dewa doesn't have a motorcycle.
d)
d. He didn't see the event in person.
e)
e. Dewa has never joined a motorcycle race.
3.
3. What will Linda probably do after the conversation?
a)
a. She will contact Dewa for clarification.
b)
b. She will contact the OSIS chairperson.
c)
c. She will write a comment on the news.
d)
d. She will read the news herself on her social media.
e)
e. She will choose Dewa as the new OSIS chairperson.
4.
4. What is the antonym of 'freedom'?
a)
a. Option
b)
b. Priority
c)
c. Limitation
d)
d. Dependence
e)
e. Independence
5.
Read the text for questions 5 to 7. Here is a post from dr. Mark Hyman, MD. "So it's not your genes that really determine what happens, it's what you do to those genes. It's the food you eat, it's exercise, it's stress, it's your thoughts, your relationship, your feelings, the toxins, all of it washing over your genes. And the good news is that your genes aren't your destiny. The single biggest factors driving our health and determining our lifespan are our daily behaviors-things like sleep, and stress management, self-care, connecting with others, community, and finding purpose and meaning. What's one aspect you'd like to get better at? get Is it that you want to spend more time with your friends? Or is it that you want to find a way to manage your stress? Comment below." Adopted from: Mark Hyman, MD, March 28, 2023 5. What is the writer's purpose in writing the post?
a)
a. To express oneself
b)
b. To entertain readers
c)
c. To promote a product
d)
d. To share an experience
e)
e. To provide information
6.
6. From the text we know that …
a)
a.a gen is the main factor of one's destiny
b)
b. daily behaviors are less important than genes
c)
c. sleeping disorder doesn't influence people's lifespan
d)
d. thoughts are very significant in determining one's destiny
e)
e. feeling is the one and only significant factor that influences what'shappening
7.
7. What are the readers supposed to write on the comment column?
a)

a. Their opinions about the post

b)
b. The ways they manage their stress
c)
c. The aspect that they like to get better at
d)
d. The ways to spend their time with friends
e)
e. Their experiences on how to determine their destiny
8.
8. A child will probably feel …. when he/she has no freedom to play.
a)
a. Sad
b)
b. Angry
c)
c. Pessimistic
d)
d. Unconfident
e)
e. embarrassed
9.

Read the dialog for questions 9 to 11. Edo : Hello, travel vlogger. What will you upload for your channel today? Dian : Hi, Edo. Did you watch my vlogs? Edo : I did. Always. They are about trips and travels. Dian : Well, I am into traveling and I just wanna share my experiences when traveling. Edo : And you succeed! You have a great ability in expressing your ideas. You share not only your experiences but also beneficial tips when traveling. Dian : Thanks. Personally, I feel that I'm still developing my skill on how to make good content. I realize that there are so many appealing content out there these days and I am challenged to provide such content in my vlog. You know, it is quite hard to find things that really resonate with other people's interests. Edo : I feel that choosing appealing content is a personal taste. But you have fulfilled that of all the readers. Dian : Why do you think so? Edo : Watching your vlogs will make viewers feel as if they travel on the places by themselves. You share everything in detail. I must say that your videos are really entertaining, engaging, and informative. Dian : Thanks for the compliment. 9. Why does Dian think that being a vlogger is challenging?

a)
a. She has difficulties in finding topics for her content.
b)
b. Choosing appealing content is all about a personal taste.
c)
c. Many vloggers share appealing content out there.
d)
d. She is supposed to share topics that she is not interested in.
e)
e. Many people have no interests in watching a vlog about traveling.
10.
10. Edo says, "I feel that choosing appealing content is a personal taste." What does he express?
a)
a. He states an opinion.
b)
b. He asks for an opinion.
c)
c. He agrees with an opinion.
d)
d. He disagrees with an opinion.
e)
e. He refuses to give an opinion.
11.
11. Edo feels ….. Dian's vlogs. while watching
a)
a. Proud
b)
b. Pleased
c)
c. Satisfied
d)
d. Confident
e)
e. courageous
12.
12. Why does fear of failure keep us from reaching our potential?
a)
a. We'll go for our morals
b)
b. We'll face harmful situations.
c)
c. We'll confidently make progress.
d)
d. We'll never have courage to try.
e)
e. We'll be encouraged when things don't go well
13.
Read the text for questions 13 to 15. Here is a post from Mel Robins. "The next time someone hurts you, ask yourself this: Did they hurt you by making a mistake? Did they hurt you because they're in pain? Or did they hurt you by continuing a pattern? There is a BIG difference between these three scenarios. Mistakes can be forgiven. Pain can be healed. But patterns have to be broken. In fact, on today's episode of the #melrobbinspodcast, we are unpacking betrayal, how to move forward, and take your power back. Be prepared to ask yourself some tough-love kind of questions because like I always say, this is not just a 'listening' podcast, it's a 'doing' podcast." Adopted from: Mel Robbins, March 16, 2023 13. Who will be more interested in listening to Mel Robbins' podcast?
a)
a. Those who hurt others
b)
b. Those who make mistakes
c)
c. Those who want to succeed
d)
d. Those who are broken-hearted
e)
e. Those who are betrayed by others
14.
14. What should we do if a person hurts us due to his/her pain?
a)
a. We forgive his/her mistake.
b)
b. We try to cure the pain.
c)
c. We break the pattern.
d)
d. We avenge him/her.
e)
e. We betray him/her.
15.
15. "Mistakes can be forgiven." What is the subject question for the sentence?
a)
a. What can be forgiven?
b)
b. Who can be forgiven?
c)
c. What can mistakes do?
d)
d. Who can forgive mistakes?
e)
e. What mistakes can we forgive?
16.
Read the dialog for questions 16 to 19 Mr. Ris : Excuse me, I'm new to this area. Can you tell me where the nearest landfill is? Mr. Neo : Sure, there's one just a few blocks from here. You can take left on the crossroad and continue for about 100 meters. You'll see the landfill on your left-hand side Mr. Ris : Thank you. Can you tell me what types of waste they accept? Mr. Neo : Yes, they accept mostly household waste, including food scraps, paper, cardboard, plastics, and other non-hazardous materials. Mr. Ris : Do they have any special requirements, for example, how the waste should be sorted or packaged? Mr. Neo : They do. The waste must be sorted into different categories, such as recyclable and non-recyclable. They also require that the waste is packaged in a way that prevents it from spilling or creating a mess. Mr. Ris : I see. Thank you very much for your help Mr. Neo : My pleasure. Have a good day! Mr. Ris : You too. 16. What is Mr. Ris going to do?
a)
a. Sell his items
b)
b. Exchange goods
c)
c. Sort his garbage
d)
d. Throw his garbage
e)
e. Search for a new place
17.
17. Which sentence is used to convey information?
a)
a. Thank you very much for your help
b)
b. Do they have any special requirements?
c)
c. Can you tell me where the na landfill is?
d)
d. Can you tell me what types of they accept?
e)
e. The waste must be sorted into categories.
18.
18. Mr. Neo says, "They also require the waste is packaged in a way What is the similar meaning of the undefin word?
a)
a. Need
b)
b. Get
c)
c. Observe
d)
d. Indicate
e)
e. Notice
19.
19. What can we learn from the dialog?
a)
a. We should empty our trashcans every day.
b)
b. We must know where the nearest landfill is.
c)
c. We have to manage our garbage well.
d)
d. We need to sort our recyclable garbage only.
e)
e. Garbage dumps should be far from settlements.
20.
Read the text for questions 20 to 23. The Alain's residence is a beautiful and well-maintained home that is a model of cleanliness and waste management. From the moment we step inside, we notice how everything is in its place and how clean and fresh the air feels. One of the key factors that contribute to the cleanliness of the house is Mr. Alain and his family's commitment to waste management. They have implemented a comprehensive recycling program that includes separating paper, plastics, and glass into different bins. They also compost food waste in a bin in their backyard, which they use to fertilize their garden. To minimize waste, the Alain family has also opted for reusable containers and packaging materials for their food and other household items. They use washable cloth napkins and towels instead of paper products, and refillable water bottles instead of disposable plastic ones. This not only reduces their waste but also saves money in the long run. 20. What does the text describe?
a)
a. The Alain family
b)
b. Mr. Alain's incredible house
c)
c. The way to reduce waste
d)
d. Mr. Alain's waste management
e)
e. The way the Alain family saves money
21.
21. How can the Alain family live MOS economically?
a)
a. They often use paper products.
b)
b. They also compost food waste.
c)
c. They use refillable water bottles.
d)
d. They use compost for the plants.
e)
e. They have many types of garbage bins.
22.
22. What is the antonym of the underlined word in "... the Alain family has also opted for reusable containers...."?
a)
a. Multipurpose
b)
b. Useable
c)
c. Single-use
d)
d. Beneficial
e)
e. Ineffective
23.
23. What can we infer from the text?
a)
a. The Alain family has a good relationship.
b)
b. People like to stay in Mr. Alain's house.
c)
c. Mr.Alainbecomes a waste management ambassador.
d)
d. We'd better using disposable water bottles.
e)
e. The Alain family lives comfortably and healthily.
24.
Read the text for questions 24 to 27. The Ceria playground located in a suburban neighborhood was once a place of joy and excitement for children. However, due to years of neglect and lack of maintenance, the playground has become a place to be avoided by the local community. When you approach the playground, you can immediately see the signs of disrepair. The playground equipment is rusted and broken, and many of the swings and slides are missing bolts or screws. The paint on the equipment is peeling and chipped. Besides, the colors have faded from years of exposure to the elements. The ground beneath the equipment is uneven and covered in weeds and litter. There are no signs of life in the playground. as it has been abandoned by the children and families who once used it. The swings creak in the wind, and the seesaws sit idle and unused. The only visitors to the playground are vandals who have defaced the equipment with graffiti and broken bottles. It is a sad sight to see, as the neglected playground was once a place for children to laugh, play, and make memories. However, due to the lack of care and maintenance, it has become a symbol of neglect and disregard for the community's needs. 24. What is the purpose of the text?
a)
a. To amuse the readers
b)
b. To explain what a playground is
c)
c. To portray a certain playground
d)
d. To discuss creating a great playground
e)
e. To relate a moment of playing in a playground
25.
25. What do you feel seeing the playground now?
a)
a. Disappointed
b)
b. Lonely
c)
c. Inadequate
d)
d. Guilty
e)
e. Worried
26.
26. What will happen if a child plays the swing in the playground?
a)
a. Feel happy b. Get dirty c. Feel okay d. Get injured e. Become curious
b)
b. Get dirty
c)
c. Feel okay
d)
d. Get injured
e)
e. Become curious
27.
27. What is the synonym of the underlined word in "It has become a symbol of neglect and disregard for the community's needs."?
a)
a. Abandonment
b)
b. Ignorance
c)
c. Memory
d)
d. Isolation
e)
e. Notification
28.
Read the text for questions 28 to 30. The Pandu Resto is a popular restaurant that stands out for its commitment to cleanliness and waste management. As soon as you step inside, you are greeted by a spotless interior that immediately puts you at ease. One of the reasons why the restaurant is so clean is its rigorous waste management practices. It uses biodegradable plates and utensils made from corn starch and recycled materials. This significantly reduces the amount of waste that the restaurant generates, and makes it easier to dispose of the waste that is produced. In addition to its biodegradable products, the Pandu Resto has implemented a comprehensive recycling program. All food waste is composted and used to fertilize the restaurant's rooftop garden. The garden produces fresh herbs and vegetables that are used in the restaurant's dishes, reducing the need for additional transportation and packaging The restaurant also takes great care to ensure that its waste management practices are visible to its customers. The recycling bins are clearly labeled and placed in prominent locations, and the restaurant regularly displays information on its waste reduction efforts. 28. What does the Pandu Resto look like?
a)
a Spacious
b)
b. Convenient
c)
c. Bright
d)
d. Crowded
e)
e. Vintage
29.
29. What do people find in the rooftop of the restaurant?
a)
a. A nice scenery
b)
b. A traditional market
c)
c. A herbal medicine shop
d)
d. A green garden
e)
e. A compost industry
30.
30. "It uses biodegradable plates and utensils (Paragraph 2) What does the word 'it' refer to?
a)
a. The restaurant
b)
b. Waste management
c)
c. The recycled material
d)
d. Corn starch
e)
e. Waste disposal
31.
Read the text for questions 31 to 33. The Negative Effects of Excessive Screen Time on Our Health and Wellbeing In today's world, technology has become an integral part of our lives. With the rise of smartphones, tablets, and laptops, it is almost impossible to avoid screen time. However, excessive screen time can have negative effects on our health and wellbeing. Sitting for hours at a time while staring at a screen can lead to physical health problems. It can cause neck and back pain, eye strain, and headaches. It can also increase the risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and heart disease. Despite the fact that many people assume sitting in front of a screen is a relaxing activity. it can actually lead to increased stress levels and anxiety. The blue light emitted by screens can interfere with our natural sleep patterns, making it harder to fall asleep and stay asleep This can lead to fatigue, irritability, and a lack of concentration. It can also increase the risk of depression and mood disorders. Moreover, escondecken Dime can negatively trmpact our actal lives can reducetare-to-face communication and lead to feelings of isolation and loneliness. Social media platfonne can also be a source of attess and anxiety, asunera may feel pressure to keep up with their online presence or compare themselves to others, While technology has undoubtedly made our lives easier and more convenient. It is important to be mindful of the negative effects of excessive screen time. It is also important to maintain face-to-face communication with friends and family and to practice mindfulness and stress-reduction techniques. By being mindful of our screen time, we can maintain our physical and mental wellbeing and lead a healthier life. 31. Which of the following is the negative effect of excessive screen time?
a)
a. Improved memory
b)
b. fteduced eye strain
c)
e. Improved sleep quality
d)
d. fteduced stress levels
e)
e. Increased risk of heart disease
32.
32. How can excessive screen time affect sleep quality?
a)
a. It can improve the quality of nightmares
b)
b. It can decrease the feeling of comfort in sleep.
c)
e. It can make one harder to get deep sleep quickly.
d)
d. It can disrupt our natural sleep schedule.
e)
e. It can degrade the amount of time spent in REM sleep.
33.
33. How can excessive screen time negatively impact our social lives?
a)
a. It can reduce direct communication and lead to boredom.
b)
b. It can reduce feelings of isolation and loneliness.
c)
c. It can make social media platforma less stressful.
d)
d. It can reduce direct communication.
e)
e. It can increase the quality of our relationships with strangers.
34.
Read the text for questions 34 to 37. The French capital, despite efforts to deal with litter, graffiti, and pet mess, is grubbier than ever. Parisians living on the Boulevard Saint-Martin, a main east-west axis north of the Seine, has just found that the plane trees along their street has been "tagged" with graffiti. But it's not new. Apartment doors, shop fronts, flower boxes, benches, and lamp-posts have been covered in tags for weeks. Months even. Along the boulevard to the landmark Place de la Républiqu looks shabby, despite a £20m facelift six years ago. The pavements are littered with abandoned electric scooters and bicycles, and punctuated by pet mess and cigarette ends. Several men often open new packets of cigarettes and throw the cellophane and silver paper on the ground. The city of light and romance has now become a dirty old town, or as locals have nicknamed it, Paris poubelle (dustbin Paris). City Hall spends €550m a year to get rid of the estimated 16 tons of pet dirt produced each day by the city's 200,000 pets, 350 tons of cigarette ends, and empty 30,000 bins. And still the Paris poubelle nickname sticks. 34. What is the purpose of the text?
a)
a. To relate a person's experience in Paris
b)
b. To persuade readers to clean up the city
c)
c. To promote Paris as a tourist destination
d)
d. To give a description on the condition of Paris
e)
e. To explain how Paris handles their problems
35.
35. According to the text, what is the main problem in Paris?
a)
a. Crimes
b)
b. Famine
c)
c. Poverty
d)
d. Poor hygiene
e)
e. Bad traffics
36.
36. Tourists will probably feel ____ when they are walking along Paris streets.
a)
a. afraid
b)
b. disgusted
c)
c. exhausted
d)
d. suspicious
e)
e. dumbfounded
37.
37. What can be inferred from the text?
a)
a. There is no corner in Paris city without graffiti.
b)
b. The French people have arranged city clean-up activities.
c)
c. The government has changed the name Paris into Paris poubelle.
d)
d. The Paris government has issued strict rules to avoid littering.
e)
e. It is very costly to make Paris into a clean and convenient place.
38.
Read the text for questions 38 to 40. Cleaning up a dirty lake is definitely different from cleaning up a dirty street. Walking on a dirty lake full of garbage can be a very unpleasant and disheartening experience. As you approach the lake, the stench of the garbage becomes overpowering, and the sight of the floating debris can be revolting. As you take your first steps onto the lake, you can feel the squishy and unstable ground underneath your feet, as if you're walking on a spongy surface. You have to be careful where you step, as you don't want to accidentally step on a sharp piece of glass or any other dangerous objects that may be lurking beneath the surface. As you walk further into the lake, you notice that the garbage is not just on the surface, but it's also buried deep within the muddy floor. The water is murky and stagnant, and you can see pieces of plastic bags and bottles floating on the surface, some of them caught in the weeds and reeds along the shore. The wildlife that would normally inhabit the lake seems to have disappeared, and the only living creatures you can see are flies and mosquitoes buzzing around the garbage. The whole experience is a stark reminder of the damage that human activities can inflict on the environment, and it's difficult not to feel a sense of despair and sadness. You can't help but feel relieved to be back on solid ground, after leaving the lake. However, the memory of the dirty lake full of garbage lingers, serving as a powerful reminder of the importance of taking care of our planet and the consequences of neglecting our environment. It will take a while to bring the lake to its former glory. 38. Why do we need to be careful when we step onto the lake?
a)
a. The lake is very murky.
b)
b. Our legs might get hurt.
c)
c. We could fall and get wet.
d)
d. We might get tangled in the trash.
e)
e. We may encounter a swarm of flies.
39.
39. What happens to the wildlife that inhabits the lake?
a)
a. They are severely ill.
b)
b. They consume waste
c)
c. They have left the lake.
d)
d. They avoid being at the shore.
e)
e. They stay in a hiding place.
40.
40. "The wildlife that would normally inhabit the lake seems to have disappeared", What is the antonym of the underlined word?
a)
a. Vandalize
b)
b. Occupy
c)
c. Polluted
d)
d. Abandon
e)
e. Visit