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Pak Edo's Hobby Pak Edo's hobby is cycling. He goes cycling every morning. Pak Edo always wears a helmet, a t-shirt, shorts, and shoes when he goes cycling. He never forgets to bring his bottle. Pak Edo sometimes goes cycling with his wife and children. They ride their bicycles together on weekends. Their favorite place for cycling is the park. They like cycling at the park because the air is very fresh. Pak Edo likes cycling because it can make him healthy. Cycling makes immune cells more active. Cycling is also good for the environment because it does not release pollution. Answer question 6-9 based on the text! 1.What day do Pak Edo and his family go cycling? 2.They ride their bicycles together on weekends. What does the word 'they' refer to? 3.Do you agree with Pak Edo that cycling is useful for health and the environment? Explain. 4.Why does Pak Edo Wear his Helmet whenever he goes cycling?

Pak Edo's Hobby

Pak Edo's hobby is cycling. He goes cycling every morning. Pak Edo always wears a helmet, a t-shirt, shorts, and shoes when he goes cycling. He never forgets to bring his bottle. Pak Edo sometimes goes cycling with his wife and children. They ride their bicycles together on weekends. Their favorite place for cycling is the park. They like cycling at the park because the air is very fresh. Pak Edo likes cycling because it can make him healthy. Cycling makes immune cells more active. Cycling is also good for the environment because it does not release pollution.

Answer question 6-9 based on the text!

1.What day do Pak Edo and his family go cycling?  

2.They ride their bicycles together on weekends. What does the word 'they' refer to?

3.Do you agree with Pak Edo that cycling is useful for health and the environment? Explain.

4.Why does Pak Edo Wear his Helmet whenever he goes cycling?

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<p>Here are the answers based on the text:</p><p><strong>What day do Pak Edo and his family go cycling?</strong><br>Pak Edo and his family go cycling on weekends.</p><p><strong>They ride their bicycles together on weekends. What does the word 'they' refer to?</strong><br>The word 'they' refers to <strong>Pak Edo, his wife, and his children</strong>.</p><p><strong>Do you agree with Pak Edo that cycling is useful for health and the environment? Explain.</strong><br>Yes, I agree. Cycling is useful for health because it makes immune cells more active, which can improve overall well-being. It's also good for the environment because it doesn't release pollution, helping to keep the air clean.</p><p><strong>Why does Pak Edo wear his helmet whenever he goes cycling?</strong><br>Pak Edo wears his helmet whenever he goes cycling for safety reasons, to protect his head in case of an accident.</p>

Here are the answers based on the text:

What day do Pak Edo and his family go cycling?
Pak Edo and his family go cycling on weekends.

They ride their bicycles together on weekends. What does the word 'they' refer to?
The word 'they' refers to Pak Edo, his wife, and his children.

Do you agree with Pak Edo that cycling is useful for health and the environment? Explain.
Yes, I agree. Cycling is useful for health because it makes immune cells more active, which can improve overall well-being. It's also good for the environment because it doesn't release pollution, helping to keep the air clean.

Why does Pak Edo wear his helmet whenever he goes cycling?
Pak Edo wears his helmet whenever he goes cycling for safety reasons, to protect his head in case of an accident.


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14 Oktober 2024 12:52

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<p>1. On the weekend&nbsp;</p><p>2. Words meant to describe them</p><p>3. Yes, Because &nbsp;cycling makes immune cells&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;More active&nbsp;</p><p>4. Because Mr. Edo wants to maintain his safety by wearing a helmet.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

1. On the weekend 

2. Words meant to describe them

3. Yes, Because  cycling makes immune cells 

     More active 

4. Because Mr. Edo wants to maintain his safety by wearing a helmet.

 


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