Simple Past Tense (Recount Text)

A: (1).... you watch the fireworks display last night?

B: Yes, I did. It was amazing!

• Did

• Do

• Was

• Were

Yesterday, the ball suddenly (2)... off the roof and landed on the grass.

• roll

• rolls

• rolling

• rolled

What race is it?

• sack race

• marble in spoon race

• storytelling competition

• kerupuk race

"I bought a loaf of bread and ate it."
The present form of the underlined word is ...

• eaten

• eated

• eat

• eating

Positive: Dita and Rina swung their leg together to win the three-legged race.

What is the negative form of the sentence?

• Dita and Rina not swung their leg together to win the three-legged race.

• Dita and Rina didn't swing their leg together to win the three-legged race.

• Dita and Rina not swing their leg together to win the three-legged race.

• Dita and Rina didn't swung their leg together to win the three-legged race.

Positive: She won the storytelling competition last year.

What is the interrogative form of the sentence?

• What she won the storytelling competition last year?

• She won the storytelling competition last year?

• Did she win the storytelling competition last year?

• Did she won the storytelling competition last year?

SMP Merdeka’s School Parade

Last month, SMP Merdeka held a fun school parade to celebrate Indonesia’s Independence Day. The teachers and student council planned the event, and it became one of the most exciting events in the village.

The parade started in front of the school at 7:30 AM. Students wore different costumes. Some wore traditional clothes from different parts of Indonesia, while others dressed as farmers, fishermen, or traditional dancers. The school marching band led the parade, followed by students carrying red-and-white flags.

As the parade moved through the village, many villagers came outside to watch and cheer. Some even gave snacks and drinks to the students. The parade passed by the village hall, mosque, and rice fields. Students performed dances and sang songs along the way.

The villagers were very happy and proud. Many took pictures and clapped as the parade passed. They said it reminded them of the village’s unity and culture.

After more than an hour, the parade ended back at the school. Students enjoyed traditional snacks like klepon, lemper, and es sirup. The headmaster gave a short speech to thank everyone for joining.

The students and teachers felt tired but very proud and happy. It was a day they would always remember.

The parade passed by the following, except ...

• hospital

• village hall

• mosque

• rice fields

SMP Merdeka’s School Parade

Last month, SMP Merdeka held a fun school parade to celebrate Indonesia’s Independence Day. The teachers and student council planned the event, and it became one of the most exciting events in the village.

The parade started in front of the school at 7:30 AM. Students wore different costumes. Some wore traditional clothes from different parts of Indonesia, while others dressed as farmers, fishermen, or traditional dancers. The school marching band led the parade, followed by students carrying red-and-white flags.

As the parade moved through the village, many villagers came outside to watch and cheer. Some even gave snacks and drinks to the students. The parade passed by the village hall, mosque, and rice fields. Students performed dances and sang songs along the way.

The villagers were very happy and proud. Many took pictures and clapped as the parade passed. They said it reminded them of the village’s unity and culture.

After more than an hour, the parade ended back at the school. Students enjoyed traditional snacks like klepon, lemper, and es sirup. The headmaster gave a short speech to thank everyone for joining.

The students and teachers felt tired but very proud and happy. It was a day they would always remember.

What did the students wear during the parade?

• sport shirt

• traditional clothes

• gown

• bikini

SMP Merdeka’s School Parade

Last month, SMP Merdeka held a fun school parade to celebrate Indonesia’s Independence Day. The teachers and student council planned the event, and it became one of the most exciting events in the village.

The parade started in front of the school at 7:30 AM. Students wore different costumes. Some wore traditional clothes from different parts of Indonesia, while others dressed as farmers, fishermen, or traditional dancers. The school marching band led the parade, followed by students carrying red-and-white flags.

As the parade moved through the village, many villagers came outside to watch and cheer. Some even gave snacks and drinks to the students. The parade passed by the village hall, mosque, and rice fields. Students performed dances and sang songs along the way.

The villagers were very happy and proud. Many took pictures and clapped as the parade passed. They said it reminded them of the village’s unity and culture.

After more than an hour, the parade ended back at the school. Students enjoyed traditional snacks like klepon, lemper, and es sirup. The headmaster gave a short speech to thank everyone for joining.

The students and teachers felt tired but very proud and happy. It was a day they would always remember.

When did the event take place?

• Last week

• Last year

• A year ago

• A month ago

Last month, SMP Merdeka held a parade.

The present form of "held" is ....

• hold

• held

• huld

• hild