I. Multiple Choice Questions
- The old house _______ by a famous architect.
- A. built
- B. builds
- C. was built
- D. is building
- Santi said, “I will visit my grandmother tomorrow.”Santi said that she _______ her grandmother the next day.
- A. will visit
- B. visited
- C. would visit
- D. visits
- If you study hard, you _______ pass the exam.
- A. would
- B. will
- C. wouldn’t
- D. won’t
- If I _______ a bird, I would fly around the world.
- A. am
- B. was
- C. were
- D. have been
- “My cat, Bella, is a fluffy Siamese with bright blue eyes. She loves to play with a red laser pointer and often purrs when I pet her head.”What kind of text is this?
- A. Narrative
- B. Recount
- C. Descriptive
- D. Procedure
- “Once upon a time, there lived a kind princess who always helped others. Her generosity made her loved by all.”What is the moral value of this story?
- A. Bravery is important.
- B. Being clever is essential.
- C. Generosity brings love and respect.
- D. Princesses are always kind.
- The primary purpose of a recount text is to _______.
- A. persuade the reader
- B. retell past events
- C. describe something in detail
- D. explain a phenomenon
- “First, boil the water. Then, add the noodles. Finally, wait for three minutes.”This is an example of a _______ text.
- A. Descriptive
- B. Narrative
- C. Procedure
- D. Recount
- Which of the following expressions is suitable for an invitation card?
- A. Get well soon!
- B. Happy birthday!
- C. You are cordially invited to…
- D. I wish you all the best.
- What is the best response for a greeting card that says “Congratulations on your graduation!”?
- A. I’m sorry to hear that.
- B. Thank you so much!
- C. What a pity!
- D. I don’t think so.
- From the lyrics “Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are,” what feeling does the speaker convey?
- A. Sadness
- B. Anger
- C. Curiosity
- D. Happiness
- She sings _______ in the concert.
- A. beautiful
- B. beautifully
- C. beauty
- D. more beautiful
- I _______ Bali twice since last year.
- A. visited
- B. have visited
- C. visit
- D. am visiting
- He didn’t come to school _______ he was sick.
- A. although
- B. but
- C. because
- D. so
- “Could I borrow your pen for a moment?”This sentence expresses _______.
- A. offering help
- B. giving advice
- C. asking for permission
- D. expressing agreement
- Your friend looks sad. What suggestion would you give him?
- A. You should go home now.
- B. You should talk to someone about it.
- C. Don’t worry about it.
- D. It’s not a big deal.
- “I think English is an easy subject.””_______, it needs a lot of practice.”
- A. I agree
- B. That’s true
- C. I don’t think so
- D. Exactly
- Which part is NOT typically found in the generic structure of an explanation text?
- A. General Statement
- B. Sequenced Explanation
- C. Complication
- D. Concluding statement (optional)
- The girl _______ is wearing a red dress is my sister.
- A. which
- B. where
- C. who
- D. when
- The synonym of “enormous” is _______.
- A. tiny
- B. small
- C. huge
- D. little
II. Short Answer Questions
- What is the social function of a greeting card?
Answer: To express greetings, good wishes, or sympathy.
- Change the following active sentence into passive voice: “My mother bakes a delicious cake.”
Answer: A delicious cake is baked by my mother.
- Mention two common elements found in a narrative text.
Answer: Character, setting, plot/complication, resolution. (Any two are acceptable)
- Complete the conditional sentence Type 1: “If it rains tomorrow, I _______ (stay) at home.”
Answer: will stay
- What does “BTW” stand for in informal text messages?
Answer: By The Way
III. Essay/Description Questions
- Write a short descriptive paragraph about your dream holiday destination.
Sample Answer: My dream holiday destination is Santorini, Greece. I envision myself staying in a white-washed villa perched on a cliff, overlooking the deep blue Aegean Sea. The sunsets there are legendary, painting the sky with vibrant hues of orange and pink. I would spend my days exploring charming narrow streets, enjoying fresh seafood at quaint tavernas, and swimming in crystal-clear waters. The iconic blue-domed churches and the unique architecture truly captivate me, making it a perfect blend of relaxation and cultural exploration.
- Write a short recount paragraph about your last weekend.
Sample Answer: Last weekend was quite relaxing. On Saturday morning, I helped my mom with gardening; we planted some new flowers in our backyard. In the afternoon, I met up with my friends at the park, and we played badminton for a couple of hours. On Sunday, I spent most of the day at home, reading a new novel and watching movies with my family. It was a pleasant break before the start of a new school week.
- Explain the social function of an invitation and give two examples of common invitation phrases.
Sample Answer: The social function of an invitation is to ask someone to come to an event or to do something. It is used to formally or informally request the presence or participation of others. Two common invitation phrases are: “You are cordially invited to…” and “Would you like to join us for…?”
- Describe the generic structure of a procedure text and give an example of its purpose.
Sample Answer: The generic structure of a procedure text typically consists of three main parts: Goal/Aim (states the purpose of the activity or what is to be made), Materials/Ingredients (lists the tools or substances needed), and Steps/Methods (describes the sequence of actions or instructions to achieve the goal). The purpose of a procedure text is to instruct the reader on how to do or make something. An example purpose could be “How to Make a Cup of Coffee” or “How to Operate a Washing Machine.”
- What is reported speech? Give an example of a direct speech sentence and convert it into reported speech.
Sample Answer: Reported speech (or indirect speech) is when we tell someone what another person said, but we don’t use the exact words. We often change the tense of the verbs and pronouns.Example:Direct Speech: She said, “I am going to the library.”Reported Speech: She said that she was going to the library.
IV. Matching Questions
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Match the text type with its social function:
- 1. Narrative Text
- 2. Recount Text
- 3. Descriptive Text
Social Functions:
- a. To retell past events for entertainment or information.
- b. To entertain and to deal with actual or vicarious experience in different ways.
- c. To describe a particular person, place, or thing.
Key: 1-b, 2-a, 3-c
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Match the grammar term with its example:
- 1. Passive Voice
- 2. Conditional Sentence Type 2
- 3. Relative Pronoun
Examples:
- a. If I had a million dollars, I would buy a big house.
- b. The car was repaired by the mechanic.
- c. This is the book that I bought yesterday.
Key: 1-b, 2-a, 3-c