B.INGGRIS Kelas XI

Andi : We will have a small dinner party at home tonight. we’ll be glad if you’d like to come Ani : ..........................................................

• That sounds great
• You’re right
• Let me help you, please
• I’m lonely
• We will leave it

Denada : Is there any special guest? Benni : ...............................................................

• I agree with you
• There are a lot of people
• I guess I can
• It’s too bad
• I’m not sure. Let’s see then

Johan : well done, Rika Rika : ..................................................................

• I know I’m the best
• Thank you to say so
• I’ll take it
• Never mind
• Here you are

Father : I think we need to see the map to decide our next direction, don’t we? Mother : ...................................................

• That’s good idea. I’m afraid we lost
• The map is new
• you are too much
• It’s his map
• Let’s go home

Seller : What can I do for you, Sir? Buyer : well, I need to buy a t-shirt for my daughter. May I see your collection? Seller : of course. We have many choices for you. What size and color do you want? Buyer : M in size and pink color. I hope I can find it. From the dialogue we know that ...................................................

• The speakers are at the departmentstore
• The buyer are not interested to buy
• The seller doesn’t have t-shirt collection
• The conversation took place at the office
• The daughter want to buy a t-shirt

Nirina : I’m very hungry. Let’s have lunch at the Padang Restaurant. Betty : I’m hangry too. But can we go to other restaurant? Nirina : May I know the reason? Padang food is my favourite. It’s the most delicious food on the world. Betty : I don’t think so. I really hate it, even I can’t stand for its smell. I prefer pecel. What can we infer from the dialogue?

• Betty likes Padang food
• Nirina wants to eat Pecel
• Betty disagree with Nirina’s oponion about Padang food
• The speakers will go to the Padang resaturant
• The speakers are in the restaurant

Ann : I have promised to my mother that I’ll come home at 8, but I’ve to finish this report right now. Ben : Why don’t you call her to inform about it. Ann : you’re right. I’ll do that after having dinner. What did Ben suggest Ann to do?

• To call her mother
• To go home early
• To continue finishing her report
• To have diner first
• To wait for her mother

Our next speaker really needs no introduction. She has been involved in local politics for longer than I've been alive, and over the past four decades has become an icon of our city and community. She started by serving eight years on the city council, and then eight years as mayor. After that, she was elected for two terms as our state governor, then two more terms as state representative. As if that weren't enough, she has been president of her children's Parent-Teacher Association three separate times, and now is the volunteer president of our local chapter of Citizens for a Greener America. She has a PhD in public policy from State University, where she serves on the advisory board, and last month received an honorary degree from Harvard. Ladies and gentlemen, please join me in giving a warm welcome to a very special guest: Ms. Lindsey Larson! Where is this introduction probably taking place?

• In an elementary school
• In a business office
• At a public carnival
• At a large convention
• At a party

What does the speaker mean when he says that Ms. Larson does not need an introduction?

• She is tired of speaking
• She wants to introduce herself
• She is already well known.
• There is not enough time.
• She isn’t an important guest

What is the main purpose of the introduction?

• To inform the audience of Ms. Larson's career
• To summarize Ms. Larson's achievements
• To give new information about Ms. Larson
• To raise money for Ms. Larson's children
• To make the guest happy