SAS Ganjil 2024 / 2025

These are the expressions of asking opinions, except…

• Is it good?

• What do you think?

• What is your opinion?

• How are you?

• Do you think it's good?

Sarah : ____________ about the math test?

Manda : It’s too hard to do. I couldn’t answer number 3.

• Where do you think

• Why do you think

• What do you think

• When do you think

• Who do you think

Inez      : I like the new playground near our school. What about you?
Jena     : I like it too, there is a lot of space, interesting games and a nice place to play.

We can conclude that Jena is expressing…

• Agreeing

• Disagreeing

• Asking Opinion

• Giving Opinion

• Giving Conclusion

Inez : I like the new playground near our school. What about you?
Jena     : I like it too, there is a lot of space, interesting games and a nice place to play.

We can conclude that Jena is expressing…

• Agreeing

• Disagreeing

• Asking opinion

• Giving opinion

• Giving conclusion

Jane     : Roxy, what do you think of the cake I bake?
Roxy    : It’ really delicious! I love it!
Jane     : yes!

From the dialogue above, we can conclude that …

• Roxy likes Jane’s cake

• Disagreeing Roxy dislikes Jane’s cake

• Jane likes Roxy’s cake

• Jane dislikes Roxy’s cake

• Roxy hates Jane’s cake

………….. It's better for kids to play outdoor than play with their gadget?

• In my opinion

• I understand

• Do you think that

• I don't think that

• In the point of view

What kind of text is this?

• Analytical Exposition

• Procedure

• Hortatory Exposition

• Explanation

• Descriptive

According to the text above, the statements below are TRUE, except …

• By watching movies, we can learn about other countries' culture.

• By watching movies, we can learn about other countries' food.

• By watching movies, we can learn about new vocabularies.

• By watching movies, we can learn about new speaking skills.

• By watching movies, we can be inspired to try a different film.

What is the purpose of the text?

• to persuade reader that cars are bad

• to explain the characteristics of cars

• to inform readers about cars' weakness

• to describe the characteristics of cars

• to entertain readers about cars in the city

What tense is mostly used in the text?

• Simple Present Tense

• Present Continuous Tense

• Simple Future Tense

• Simple Past Tense

• Past Continuous Tense