Latihan Soal SAS Genap 2024 Bahasa Inggris Kelas 11

Which one is the expression of greeting?

• Nice to meet you.

• Hi! Good morning.

• See you, then.

• Good bye!

Which one is the expression of parting?

• How are you?

• How's life?

• I'm fine thanks.

• See you later.

What will you say to greet your friends at 7 p.m.?

• Good evening.

• Good afternoon.

• Good night.

• Good morning.

Ani : Hi, Rido.

Rido : Hi, Ani. How are you?

Ani : I’m fine. Thank you. And how about you?

Rido : ....

• Nice to meet you.

• See you later.

• Pretty well, thanks.

• Glad to see you.

Sindy : I’m sorry I have to go now, Bobby. I forgot to buy a cake for my brother’s birthday.

Bobby : That’s okay, Sindy. I will call you later then. See you.

Sindy : ..., Bob.

• Nice to meet you

• Fine, thanks

• See you

• Very well, thank you

Situation: Your family plans to see a football game together tomorrow. However, nobody knows exactly what time the game starts.

So, you suggest that: ....

• I wonder if we should go there now.

• Why don’t we book the tickets first?

• Let’s meet in front of the front gate.

• Shall we go there after dinner?

• How about going there by taxi?

Situation: Your best friend is trying on a new dress. It doesn’t look good on her.

You say to her: ....

• Sometimes you look very ugly.

• You are not going to buy that, aren’t you?

• I don’t think that dress suits you.

• Please don’t buy that dress.

• It doesn’t suit you at all.

Situation: Laura, your best friend is disappointed about her exam result. When you hear that, you would like to cheer her up.

You say: ....

• You really disappoint me. It was very important exam.

• How awful! However, I’m sure you will pass next time.

• Shame on you! I hope things will be better at the end.

• How unfortunate! Still I’m sure you’ll pass next time.

• What a nuisance! Still perhaps it will be better soon.

The main idea of a text is ....

• what the text is a little bit about.

• what the text is sometimes telling you.

• what the text is never about.

• what the text is mostly or mainly about.

What is the formula for finding the main idea?

• General subject (topic) + what the author say (supporting details) = main idea.

• General subject (topic) + general point = main idea.

• General subject (topic) + what you say = main idea.

• General point + specific point = main idea.