The Text Is For Numbers 1 To 3.: LKS Bahasa Inggris Paket 5 Dinas Pendidikan Kota Yogyakarta@2019
The Text Is For Numbers 1 To 3.: LKS Bahasa Inggris Paket 5 Dinas Pendidikan Kota Yogyakarta@2019
The Text Is For Numbers 1 To 3.: LKS Bahasa Inggris Paket 5 Dinas Pendidikan Kota Yogyakarta@2019
2. What will Mrs. Tania probably do after reading the message? She ….
A. attends Marsya’s grandmother funeral
B. replies Marsya’s mother message
C. tells Marsya the tasks later
D. thanks much to Patricia
15. “Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson is a prominent British actress...”.The underlined word has
similar meaning with...
A. fascinating
B. elegant
C. brilliant
D. outstanding
City of Rome
Italy has some famous cities. One of them is Rome. It is a very historical city. If you visit
Rome, you will have plenty of chances to see all sorts of great sights.
Rome was one of the central leading cities in the Renaissance. It is seen when visitors walk
through the streets and see the various buildings. The style was profoundly affected by the work
of the artists of the time. Visitors can see evidence of all sorts of artistic influences, such as the
Baroque palaces, the huge squares and obelisks, and other structures throughout the city.
Rome is well known for its architecture. The colosseum is one sample of famous Roman
structures. It was once a grand, ground-breaking amphitheatre, and was at the forefront of
architectural advancements in 70 AD. Since then it has fallen apart slightly, but it still an
astounding and imposing structure.
Modern Rome is a very busy place to go. It is considered a cultural center for the region,
and offers all the arts in various forms. It has a thriving music scene, with several major concert
halls. Rome puts out a lot of movies every year, more so than any other region of Italy. It is
home to Cinecittà studios, the biggest facility in Europe.
Materials:
a. sunflower seeds
b. a pot
c. dirt
d. water
Methods:
1. Put some dirt in the pot
2. Dig 3 holes with your finger one inch in the dirt
3. Put 3 seeds in each hole
4. Cover the seeds with dirt
5. Put the pot in a place with enough sunshine
6. Water the seeds every two other day. Don’t give too much water
21. “Dig 3 holes with your finger one inch in the dirt.
The underlined word refers to ….
A. writer
B. reader
C. seeds
D. hole
Saltwater crocodiles or “salties” (as Australians call them) are the Earth’s largest living
crocodiles. They are really dangerous because they can eat humans, so hunters called them
“man-eater” crocodiles. They are fairly big, reaching 5 meters in length and 450 kilograms in
weight.
They live in brackish and freshwater regions. They can be easily found in eastern India,
Southeast Asia and northern Australia. Their population is about 200,000 to 300,000 worldwide.
This makes them listed at low risk for extinction.
As they live in water, saltwater crocs are excellent swimmers. They can swim at 15 to 20
km per hour. It enables them to chase prey in water effectively. When hunting for prey, they
lurk patiently and calmly beneath the water surface. They attack potential prey in a sudden and
fast move. They grab the victim, and drag it into water, and hold it until it drowns. They eat
anything that fits their powerful jaws, including water buffalo, deer and even sharks.
24. “They are really dangerous because they can eat humans, so hunters called them “man-eater”
crocodiles. (Paragraph 1)
This sentence means that ….
A. the crocodiles are diurnal
B. the crocodiles are vegetarian
C. the crocodiles belong to herbivore
D. the crocodiles belong to carnivore
31. Based on the text we know that the little girl didn’t want to …. her brother.
A. neglect
B. discard
C. be in charge of
D. be responsible for
A poor merchant dropped in the village inn to spend the night. He left aside his merchandise
and asked the inn keeper to prepare dinner.
The merchant had a few items and a couple of coins, but the greedy inn keeper thought:”
Why shouldn't I take all his merchandise and money.”
While she cooked dinner in the kitchen, the thought never got out of her head. Finally she
said to her husband:
"There is a merchant staying overnight in our inn. It would be good to take his merchandise."
"There's nothing easier than that" said the husband. "Just put some of the herb named
“mega” in his meal. Everyone who eats from the herb forgets something. And what would a
merchant forget if not his merchandise?"
And that's what the inn keeper did. She put the herb in the merchant’s dinner. He ate the
meal, thanked the innkeeper and went to bed.
The merchant left the inn early the following morning. When the inn keeper woke up, she
went to the merchant’s room immediately. But the room was empty.
"Oh, you fool" she started to scream at her husband. "What foolishness have you told me
about this herb. The merchant forgot nothing."
"Then he must have forgotten something else!" the husband said calmly.
"He forgot nothing!" the inn keeper shouted.
"It can't be! Think about it!"
The inn keeper started thinking; what could have the merchant forgot. Suddenly she slapped
herself on the forehead and said:
"He forgot to pay, you old fool!
35. What would the merchant probably do after eating the dinner?
A. Stay in longer in the village inn.
B. Express his grateful to the innkeeper.
C. Pay out his stay with a couple of coins.
D. Fail to remember his belongings and goods
36. What message did the writer want to convey by telling the story?
A. Don't cry over spilt milk.
B. The early bird catches the worm.
C. The pen is mightier than the sword.
D. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
37. What should we read first to choose the healthy and safe products to consume?
A. The saving size and the daily value.
B. The content and the direction to store.
C. The Composition and the expiration date.
D. The direction to use and the direction to store.