ENGLISH MID TEST SEM 1 TP 2020/2021

1. Mutya : Hey, you look so gloomy. What’s going on? Naomi : I lost my laptop yesterday. Mutya : Really? Where did you put it? Naomi : In our classroom. I left it in my drawer in the second break. I couldn’t find it anywhere. Mutya : Have you asked your classmate about it? Naomi : Yes I did, but no one see it. I don’t know what to say to my mom Mutya : ….

• A. I can help you to tell your mom about it.
• B. I sugest you to tell her the truth. I think she will understand it
• C. I think you must buy the new one as soon as possible
• D. I think you shouldn’t tell her about the laptop
• E. I have no idea about it

2. Sandra : Good morning Mr. Rahmat Mr. Rahmat : Good morning Sandra. May I help you? Sandra : Yes Sir. I need your help badly. I failed in my English task. I just got 20 for the score. Mr. Rahmat : Did you study a day before? Sandra : No Sir, I didn’t. I got a terrible fever two days before the test. I couldn’t study well. . . . ? Mr. Rahmat : I think you should ask Mrs. Wati to give you the remedial test. Don’t forget to tell her about your condition before you got your test. Sandra : OK Sir. I will. Thank you for your suggestion Mr. Rahmat : With pleasure Sandra

• A. What should I do Sir
• B. I suggest you to get remedial test
• C. I think you must get remedial test
• D. Is there anything you can do for me?
• E. I think you should suggest me something

3. Put the following sentebces into the correct order! a. Girl : OK mom b. Girl : Thanks mom c. Girl : I can’t stand well mom. I get terrible headache. It makes me want to blow out. d. Girl : How about my school mom? e. Girl : I’m dizzy mom f. Mom : I think you should see the doctor soon g. Mom : Nevermind dear. Just take a rest after you take your morning pray h. Mom : Honey, get up. It’s time to start your day. You are almost late to school. i. Mom : Really? What happened? j. Mom : I’ll call your teacher to inform about your condition. The correct order of the jumble sentences is ….

• A. h – e – i – c – d – f – j – b – g – a
• B. h – e – i – c – f – d – j – g – b – a
• C. h – e – i – c – f – d – j – b – g – a
• D. h – e – i – c – d – j – b – g – a - f
• E. h – e – i – f – c - d – j – b – g – a

4. If you study hard, you . . . a good mark.

• A. get
• B. will get
• C. would get
• D. would got
• E. would have got

5. If people . . . too much junk food, they will suffer obesity

• A. eat
• B. ate
• C. eats
• D. will eat
• E. would eat

6. I (1) have (2) visit (3) I (4) if (5) time (6) Alya (7) will (8) The correct arrangement of the jumble words is ….

• A. 1- 8 – 3 – 7 – 5 – 4 - 2 - 6
• B. 7 – 8 – 3 – 1 – 5 – 4 – 2 – 6
• C. 1- 8 – 3 – 7 - 5 – 6 – 2 – 4
• D. 4 – 3 – 7 – 5 – 1 – 2- 6 – 8
• E. 1 – 3 – 7 – 5 – 4 – 8 – 2 - 6

This text is for questions 7 to 8. Abdullah was one of the richest men in town, but you could easily mistake him for a beggar.It was his theory that since there were so many people out to rob a rich man, it was safe to pretend to be poor. And so he did. But he really didn’t have to pretend. Stingy to the core he found it very easy to be poor. So what if people sniggered and children called out, “Kanjoos! Kanjoos!” (miser, miser), whenever he passed by in his worn-out clothes. Abdullah became more and more content with his growing pile of money as the years went by.One day, he bought a huge lump of gold with all the money he had amassed.He dug a hole in the ground near an unused well and buried the gold there. He was sure that no thief would be able to find that place.With this happy thought, Abdullah checked on his treasure daily.But can you really keep a hiding place hidden if you looked at it every day? Before long, the town was whispering about Abdullah’smysterious visits to the unused well in the dead of the night. It wasn’t long before a curious soul discovered the gold,o. Soallet out a yell of joy and ran away with the miser’s treasure.Naturally, on his next visit, Abdullah found the hole empty. He began howling with grief and soon a crowd had assembled.They watched him grieve the way people mourn the loss of a dear one.Finally, a neighbour came forward and asked him to stop it. “You want your gold? Just pick up a heavy stone and drop it in the hole.Pretend it is the gold you lost.”“How can you make fun of me at a time like this,” wailed the stricken man.“I’m not making fun of you, friend!” said the wise neighbour. “How did you use the gold while it was here, except gaze at it every day?You could do the same with a stone.”Abdullah was silenced.(adopted from www.pitara.com). 7.How did another person find the place where Abdullah hid his gold?

• A. One of his neighbors told so.
• B. Someone noticed that he always went to same place.
• C. The person was lucky to find the Abdullah’s hidden place.
• D. The unused well was found by crossing traveler.
• E. Abdullah did not close the well on his last visit.

This text is for questions 7 to 8. Abdullah was one of the richest men in town, but you could easily mistake him for a beggar.It was his theory that since there were so many people out to rob a rich man, it was safe to pretend to be poor. And so he did. But he really didn’t have to pretend. Stingy to the core he found it very easy to be poor. So what if people sniggered and children called out, “Kanjoos! Kanjoos!” (miser, miser), whenever he passed by in his worn-out clothes. Abdullah became more and more content with his growing pile of money as the years went by.One day, he bought a huge lump of gold with all the money he had amassed.He dug a hole in the ground near an unused well and buried the gold there. He was sure that no thief would be able to find that place.With this happy thought, Abdullah checked on his treasure daily.But can you really keep a hiding place hidden if you looked at it every day? Before long, the town was whispering about Abdullah’smysterious visits to the unused well in the dead of the night. It wasn’t long before a curious soul discovered the gold,o. Soallet out a yell of joy and ran away with the miser’s treasure.Naturally, on his next visit, Abdullah found the hole empty. He began howling with grief and soon a crowd had assembled.They watched him grieve the way people mourn the loss of a dear one.Finally, a neighbour came forward and asked him to stop it. “You want your gold? Just pick up a heavy stone and drop it in the hole.Pretend it is the gold you lost.”“How can you make fun of me at a time like this,” wailed the stricken man.“I’m not making fun of you, friend!” said the wise neighbour. “How did you use the gold while it was here, except gaze at it every day?You could do the same with a stone.”Abdullah was silenced.(adopted from www.pitara.com). 7.How did another person find the place where Abdullah hid his gold?

• A. One of his neighbors told so.
• B. Someone noticed that he always went to same place.
• C. The person was lucky to find the Abdullah’s hidden place.
• D. The unused well was found by crossing traveler.
• E. Abdullah did not close the well on his last visit.

8. What can we learn from the story?

• A. It is good not to show our wealth off.
• B. Making fun of somebody is always irritating
• C. It is better to hide our treasure in different places to avoid robbery.
• D. The wealth we have means nothing when we do not use it in a good way.
• E. To be unnoticeable is not easy especially when you are famous or rich.

This text for the questions no 9 – 10. Mother to Son By Langston Hughes Well,son, I’ll tell you:Life for me ain’t been no crystal stair. It’s had tacks in it, And splinters, And boards torn up ,And places with no carpet on the floor—Bare. But all the timeI’se been a-climbin’ on, And reachin’ landin’s, And turnin’ corners, And sometimes goin’ in the darkWhere there ain’t been no light. So boy, don’t you turn back. Don’t you set down on the steps’Cause you finds it’s kinder hard. Don’t you fall now—For I’se still goin’, honey,I’se still climbin’, And life for me ain’t been no crystal stair. 9. What is the poem about?

• A. The poem is about a mother giving advice to her son about the challenges of life.
• B. The poem is about a mother giving advice to her son about crystal stairs.
• C. The poem is about a mother giving advice to her son about love.
• D. The poem is about a mother giving advice to her son about dark.
• E. The poem is about a mother giving advice to her son about light.