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ENGLISH WITH AA RAKHA GANTENG SIKMA

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 7hrs 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is the issue stated at the beginning of the thread?

a)

Getting tickets for K-pop concert

b)

Selling K-pop concert tickets

c)

Buying tickets after they are sold out

d)

Being new to the K-pop industry

e)

Watching K-pop concerts in Korea

2.

Brianna responds to Mallory's post in order to...

a)

Warn her that she will probably not get tickets

b)

Explain how to buy tickets directly on the Internet

c)

Suggest buying tickets using professional services

d)

Describe the website where she can buy the tickets

e)

Argue the importance of being able to pay for the tickets

3.

Who explains the challenge of buying K-pop concert tickets by giving evidence?

a)

Brianna

b)

PhillipG

c)

Elena

d)

Ishi

e)

Jun

4.

Who posts the least relevant answer to Mallory's question?

a)

Brianna

b)

PhillipG

c)

Elena

d)

Ishi

e)

Jun

5.

The word 'legit' in Ishi's post is closest in meaning to:

a)

Reasonable

b)

Authorized

c)

Protected

d)

Informal

e)

Illegal

6.

Who suggests buying tickets from resellers on social media?

a)

Brianna

b)

PhillipG

c)

Elena

d)

Ishi

e)

Jun

7.

What is the tone of the thread regarding buying concert tickets?

a)

Excited

b)

Concern

c)

Critical

d)

Supportive

e)

Amused

8.

Who suggests not to be hard on yourself?

a)

Pandachef

b)

101stKilo

c)

Brilliant

d)

Stara

e)

Della

9.

The word 'professionals' in Brilliant's post is closest in meaning to ...

a)

Companies

b)

Leaders

c)

Specialists

d)

Clerks

e)

Administrators

10.

The purpose of Snails' post is to ...

a)

Suggest that you do not need to worry at night

b)

Offer ways to evaluate the quality of life

c)

Make you aware of evaluating yourself at the most convenient time

d)

Recommend that you notice your problems

e)

Suggest that you evaluate yourself to fix your problems

11.

Who posts the least relevant answer to Bekind's question?

a)

Pandachef

b)

101stKilo

c)

Snails

d)

Stara

e)

Della

12.

Which of the following issues is stated at the beginning of the thread?

a)

Being ashamed of a mental health problem

b)

Finding ways to manage mental health

c)

Struggling to manage health

d)

Looking for the best mental health professionals

e)

Comparing different tips for handling mental health

13.

Who provides mental health tips by giving evidence?

a)

Pandachef

b)

Snails

c)

Brilliant

d)

Stara

e)

Della

14.

According to text 1, what is one reason people say for not having children?

a)

They want to enjoy their lives without additional burden.

b)

They can simply adopt babies when they need one.

c)

The government does not give them money.

d)

Their parents do not support them to have kids.

e)

They want more money to support themselves in their old age.

15.

The expression 'have more agency over' in Text 1 Paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to:

a)

Acquire more establishment

b)

Own more enterprises

c)

Possess more control

d)

Keep more business

e)

Hold more offices

16.

What is the main idea of Text 1?

a)

Americans do not have enough money, time, and ability to support more children.

b)

People are having fewer children because humans have become less fertile over the past century.

c)

The government can do various things to increase the country’s population, such as giving parents money.

d)

Americans are more reluctant to have children because of economic, social, and personal reasons.

e)

Women are often blamed for decreased birth rate because they have become too independent.

17.

Which of the following best restates the sentence "Would you have a baby, or add more children to your family, if the government offers to help you cover the bills?" in Text 2 Paragraph 1?

a)

Would you add more kids to your family if the state charge childcare bills?

b)

Would you want to have more children if the country provides financial assistance?

c)

Would you want to have more kids if it were possible to do so?

d)

Would you adopt more children if the government pays for the adoption fees?

e)

Would you have another baby if the government offers an easy childcare?

18.

The author's purpose in writing Text 2 is to ...

a)

Inform that financial help seems to be an effective strategy to overcome declining birth rate.

b)

Calculate how much a government may spend to persuade people to have kids.

c)

Persuade readers to have more because it will strengthen economy.

d)

Prove that modern parents ask the government for more and more money.

e)

Compare the birth rate between rich and poor countries.

19.

Which of the following statements shows the author’s positive attitude toward government support?

a)

Young people have student debt, many graduated in a recession, and many cannot afford homes.

b)

Financial concerns also led people to have fewer children than what they considered to be ideal.

c)

Researchers study birth rates as a way to measure the stability of a community.

d)

In general, people will have children if they feel they have job security and stable economy.

e)

These bonuses for having children seem to be able to solve the problem of low birth rate in various places.

20.

Which of the following can be concluded from both text?

a)

Children are becoming more expensive to raise, so the government must take the responsibility.

b)

To combat declining birth rate, countries must force their citizens to work harder and have more children.

c)

Providing good support for women can help overcome population decline.

d)

Having children in the modern era can cause economic hardship and loss of happiness for families

e)

Richer people tend to have less children, while poorer people tend to have more.

21.

According to Text 1 Paragraph 4, what is exfoliation?

a)

The process of breaking and flaking of rocks due to frequent extreme temperature swings

b)

A type of volcanic rocks that significantly undergo frequent extreme temperature in dry areas

c)

An extreme thermal process on volcanic rocks usually due to frequent temperature swings in desert areas.

d)

One kind of chemical rock weathering where the pores inside the rock are triggered by the extreme temperature

e)

A typical feature of desert regions, where overnight lows can be relatively chilly and midday highs can be extremely hot

22.

In Text 2 Paragraph 2, what does the word "it" refer to?

a)

Carbon dioxide

b)

Weathering process

c)

The rock

d)

Global warming

e)

A fine dust

23.

Which of the following sentences from Text 2 is the author's opinion?

a)

The elements contained in volcanic rocks react with water or air in the atmosphere and absorb carbon.

b)

Researchers from University of California applied crushed rock, both metabasalt and olivine, on 5 acres of a fallowed cornfield in the Sacramento Valley.

c)

In comparison to plots without crushed rock, they discovered that during the study, the crushed rock plots stored 0.15 tons of carbon dioxide per hectare.

d)

It appears that many hardworking researchers are now looking for answers to how the process of rock weathering occurs in dry areas.

e)

It is known that drylands cover 41% of Earth’s total area, and they are growing as a result of climate change.

24.

What is the relationship between Text 1 and Text 2?

a)

Text 1 describes the different types of rock weathering processes whose effects on reducing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere are mentioned in Text 2.

b)

Text 1 describes the chemical and physical process of rock weathering, while Text 2 describes the influence of acid rain to the physical rock weathering.

c)

Text 2 describes the process of rock weathering in dryland areas studied by the researchers mentioned in Text 1.

d)

Text 2 explains the process of chemical and physical rock weathering whose causes are discussed in Text 1.

e)

Both texts describe the effect of rock weathering on reducing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere.

25.

An explanation of rock weathering that occurs in dry areas can be found in ...

a)

Text 1 Paragraph 1, Text 2 Paragraph 3

b)

Text 1 Paragraph 1, Text 2 Paragraph 4

c)

Text 1 Paragraph 3, Text 2 Paragraph 4

d)

Text 1 Paragraph 4, Text 2 Paragraph 3

e)

Text 1 Paragraph 4, Text 2 Paragraph 4

26.

Based on the information from both texts, which of the following will most likely happen in the future?

a)

Crushed volcanic rock containing metabasalt and olivine will be used as fertilizers for cropland in dry areas.

b)

Global warming will cause the natural process of rock weathering to happen more frequently.

c)

Acid rain will occur more frequently as a result of rock weathering in dry areas.

d)

Natural rock weathering process in dry areas will continuously be observed.

e)

A honeycomb weathering will be used to reduce the global warming.

27.

The phrase 'paycheck to paycheck' in Text 1 Paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to ...

a)

With plenty of income

b)

Without borrowing money

c)

With more expenses

d)

By spending all the income

e)

By managing their income

28.

According to Text 1, foundation of financial literacy is ...

a)

The knowledge and skills to make informed decisions

b)

Managing debts and expenses to avoid poverty

c)

Knowing how to reduces debt and make money

d)

The understanding of four key concepts in finance

e)

The understanding of credit management and investment

29.

What is the main idea of Text 1?

a)

There are several tips for young people to avoid poverty and debt.

b)

The youth should be involved in making decisions about their money.

c)

Financial literacy is fundamental for teenagers.

d)

Money management in financial education is hard to understand.

e)

Young people have good understanding of financial literacy.

30.

The purpose of Text 2 is to ...

a)

Argue that involving teenagers in handling daily expenses helps them develop financial literacy

b)

Explain the process of how teenagers can independently develop their financial literacy in the family

c)

Discuss that mastering the concept of money management is equally important as developing financial literacy

d)

Compare and contrast the development of financial literacy between teenagers and adults

e)

Provide instructions on managing day-to-day money for teenagers and parents

31.

Which of the following best restates the sentence "It is, therefore, important to master the concept of money management from the teenage years to achieve financial literacy," in Text 2 Paragraph 3?

a)

In sum, helping teenagers to learn the concept of management is necessary for financial literacy.

b)

Financial literacy is, thus, crucial to be taught since school age to help teenagers master the financial concept.

c)

Arguably, developing financial literacy is important for all teenagers so that they understand the concept of management.

d)

Hence, learning how to manage money from young age is essential for developing financial literacy.

e)

Thus, the ability to manage money is the foundation of financial literacy for teenagers.

32.

Which of the following statements shows the author's positive attitude toward the involvement of teenagers in managing daily financial matters?

a)

Young people need to have financial knowledge and skills.

b)

Financial literacy is the combined knowledge and skills to make responsible financial decisions.

c)

It is considered to be one of the most undervalued skills.

d)

Financial education is extremely important.

e)

Doing so will certainly help them become more responsible towards their spending habits.

33.

What can be concluded from the two texts?

a)

Financial literacy affects young people’s responsibility for their well-being.

b)

Financial literacy helps young people earn more money and avoid debts.

c)

The concepts of financial literacy should be learnt at school.

d)

Financial literacy matters for young people’s future.

e)

Financial knowledge and skills can be applied in schools.

34.

According to Text 1, more microplastic particles are accidentally consumed by humans through the following ways, EXCEPT...

a)

Bottled water

b)

Packaged foods

c)

Contaminated foods

d)

Marine animals

e)

Water tap