
PENIALAIN HARIAN SEM 2
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12th Grade
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RIZKA AFRIANI
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
45 sec • 5 pts
Studying Indonesian history is important for us. We learn to love our country. For example, by learning how people have struggled for the independence of Indonesia, we realize that it is not easy to clinch independence, so it develops our love and appreciation for our country.
Besides, by studying about how heroes and heroines sacrificed themselves, we realize that we have contributed very little towards our country, compared to our predecessors. When we understand this, we learn how to offer more towards our country. Another thing is, history teaches us to understand and learn from people’s past mistakes and avoid repitition.
So, it is good for you to learn about history, not just Indonesia’s, but other countries’ too. When studying history, pay attention to these points. First, what the hero/heroine did for the country. Second, the obstacles which he/she faced and how he/she found solutions. Finally, what we can learn from him/her. According to the text, why is studying Indonesian history important?
To memorize dates and names.
To become a professional historian.
To develop love and appreciation for the country.
To criticize past leaders.
To add more knowledge.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
45 sec • 5 pts
Studying Indonesian history is important for us. We learn to love our country. For example, by learning how people have struggled for the independence of Indonesia, we realize that it is not easy to clinch independence, so it develops our love and appreciation for our country.
Besides, by studying about how heroes and heroines sacrificed themselves, we realize that we have contributed very little towards our country, compared to our predecessors. When we understand this, we learn how to offer more towards our country. Another thing is, history teaches us to understand and learn from people’s past mistakes and avoid repitition.
So, it is good for you to learn about history, not just Indonesia’s, but other countries’ too. When studying history, pay attention to these points. First, what the hero/heroine did for the country. Second, the obstacles which he/she faced and how he/she found solutions. Finally, what we can learn from him/her. What is one way studying heroes and heroines of Indonesia can benefit us?
It makes us feel superior.
It encourages us to repeat their actions exactly.
It helps us understand our limited contributions and inspires us to do more.
It teaches us how to avoid all challenges.
It tells us about the truth of our history.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
45 sec • 5 pts
Studying Indonesian history is important for us. We learn to love our country. For example, by learning how people have struggled for the independence of Indonesia, we realize that it is not easy to clinch independence, so it develops our love and appreciation for our country.
Besides, by studying about how heroes and heroines sacrificed themselves, we realize that we have contributed very little towards our country, compared to our predecessors. When we understand this, we learn how to offer more towards our country. Another thing is, history teaches us to understand and learn from people’s past mistakes and avoid repitition.
So, it is good for you to learn about history, not just Indonesia’s, but other countries’ too. When studying history, pay attention to these points. First, what the hero/heroine did for the country. Second, the obstacles which he/she faced and how he/she found solutions. Finally, what we can learn from him/her. What is the type of the text?
Narrative.
Descriptive.
Procedure.
Analytical exposition.
Hortatory exposition.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
45 sec • 5 pts
The main purpose of this text is to ...
Describe a historical event.
Persuade the reader about the importance of studying history.
Compare Indonesian history to other countries' histories.
Tell a fictional story about Indonesian heroes.
Inform about the past.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
45 sec • 5 pts
... so it develops our love and appreciation for our country... (Paragraph 1) The word 'IT' refers to ...
Studying Indonesian history.
Independence.
Love our country.
Predecessors.
People.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
45 sec • 5 pts
In a busy morning, people tend to skip their breakfast. Actually, there are many benefits of having breakfast. Here are two reasons why it is important.
Having breakfast helps us feel more focused for the coming day. When we study at school and didn't have breakfast before, we will more likely to not focus during the lesson. There's nothing worse than being constantly aware that you are hungry and counting the minutes until lunchtime. Having breakfast in the morning not only fuels us until lunchtime but actually gives our brains the essential energy to function and focus better on tasks, so we can concentrate more.
Having breakfast will also control our appetite. If we don't eat breakfast, we are much more Jikely to end up snacking throughout the morning, which could pile up the unhealthy calories! Stay away from overly-refined snacks with added sugar, so if you do feel like snacking, have some slices of fruits.
The two reasons above, to help us feel more focused and to control our appetite are only some of many reasons out there on why having breakfast is important. There are indeed many other benefits of having breakfast. What is the structure of the text ...
Identification - description.
Orientation - complication - resolution.
Goal - ingredients - steps.
Thesis - argument - recommendation.
Thesis - argument - reiteration.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
45 sec • 5 pts
In a busy morning, people tend to skip their breakfast. Actually, there are many benefits of having breakfast. Here are two reasons why it is important.
Having breakfast helps us feel more focused for the coming day. When we study at school and didn't have breakfast before, we will more likely to not focus during the lesson. There's nothing worse than being constantly aware that you are hungry and counting the minutes until lunchtime. Having breakfast in the morning not only fuels us until lunchtime but actually gives our brains the essential energy to function and focus better on tasks, so we can concentrate more.
Having breakfast will also control our appetite. If we don't eat breakfast, we are much more Jikely to end up snacking throughout the morning, which could pile up the unhealthy calories! Stay away from overly-refined snacks with added sugar, so if you do feel like snacking, have some slices of fruits.
The two reasons above, to help us feel more focused and to control our appetite are only some of many reasons out there on why having breakfast is important. There are indeed many other benefits of having breakfast. What happens when you skip breakfast, according to the text?
You will be more focused.
You will have a lot of energy.
You are more likely to snack throughout the morning.
You will less hungry.
You will sleep well.
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