Examination Trial

We … obey school rules without exception.

• Must

• Do not have to

• Useless

• Not recommended

Most children in Indonesia … wear uniform when they go to school.

• Musn't

• Use

• Must

• Should't

When you're in a library, you … speak loudly.

• Should

• Must

• Have

• Mustn't

Mr. Campbell: Good morning, students. Students: Good morning, Sir. Mr. Campbell: Okay, today we are going to discuss chapter eight. Are you ready? Students: Yes, sir. Mr. Campbell: Good. Now, open your book to page 30. Zach, read the first paragraph, please. Students: Okay, sir. Mr. Campbell: Annie and Sally, don't talk among yourselves. Read your book and listen to Zach reading. Annie: Oh, I'm sorry, sir. Mr. Campbell: Stop here, Zach. Now, it's Annie's turn. What is the prohibition in the dialogue?

• Are you ready?

• Don't talk among yourselves.

• Open your book to page 30.

• Read your book.

The suitable sentence based on the picture is … .

• Don't walk on the grass.

• Don't sit on the grass.

• Walk on the grass.

• Should walk on the grass.

Mother: Andi, have you finished your homework? Andi: No, I haven't, Mom. Mother: 'Don't be lazy. Do it after dinner. Andi: Yes, I will. From the dialogue, mother prohibits Andi … .

• To be diligent

• To do his homework

• To have a dinner

• To be lazy

I have a terrible tootache. You should … .

• Go to the market.

• See a dentist.

• See a heart doctor.

• Go to the oculist.

Your friend always gets a bad score in mathematic tests because he doesn't like to practice. Advise him or her to practice a lot. The suggestion is ….

• You shouldn't practice a lot.

• You should play a lot.

• You should practice a lot.

• You shouldn't play a lot.

Maria: My dictionary was left at home. Do you know what I should do? Dini: ... Maria: Well, thank you very much. The suitable sentence to complete the dialogue is … .

• You go home right away.

• I think you can borrow mine.

• He can borrow mine.

• I think you can buy it soon.

Student: '_________' Teacher: 'Yes you may'

• Pardon me Sir, may he come in?

• Forgive me Sir. May you say it again?

• Sorry Sir, Can I sit here?

• Excuse me Sir. May I wash my hand?