SMA Bahasa Inggris: Pertanyaan, Jawaban, Latihan Soal & Pembahasan

In the days when an a soda float costed less, a 9 year old girl entered a coffee shop and set at a table. A waiter put the menu in front of her.

"How much is a soda float?"

"One dollar," replied the waiter.

The little girl puled her hand out of her cute little pink purse and studied a number of coins in it.

"How much is a bottle of soda?" she inquired. Some people were now waiting for a table and the waiter a bit impatient.

"75 cents," he said brusquely.

The little girl again counted the coins. "I'll have a bottle of soda," she said. The waiter brought the soda bottle, put the bill on the table and walked away. The girl finished the soda, paid the cashier and departed.

When the waiter returned, he began wiping down the table and the swallowed hard at what he saw. There, Placed neatly beside the empty dish, were 25 cents - his tip.

".... and studied a number of coins in it." (Paragraph 2)

The underlined word refers to ....
 

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The company suggested that Marvin take a computer course in order 

In the days when an a soda float costed less, a 9 year old girl entered a coffee shop and set at a table. A waiter put the menu in front of her.

"How much is a soda float?"

"One dollar," replied the waiter.

The little girl puled her hand out of her cute little pink purse and studied a number of coins in it.

"How much is a bottle of soda?" she inquired. Some people were now waiting for a table and the waiter a bit impatient.

"75 cents," he said brusquely.

The little girl again counted the coins. "I'll have a bottle of soda," she said. The waiter brought the soda bottle, put the bill on the table and walked away. The girl finished the soda, paid the cashier and departed.

When the waiter returned, he began wiping down the table and the swallowed hard at what he saw. There, Placed neatly beside the empty dish, were 25 cents - his tip.

What can we learn from the story?
 

In the days when an a soda float costed less, a 9 year old girl entered a coffee shop and set at a table. A waiter put the menu in front of her.

"How much is a soda float?"

"One dollar," replied the waiter.

The little girl puled her hand out of her cute little pink purse and studied a number of coins in it.

"How much is a bottle of soda?" she inquired. Some people were now waiting for a table and the waiter a bit impatient.

"75 cents," he said brusquely.

The little girl again counted the coins. "I'll have a bottle of soda," she said. The waiter brought the soda bottle, put the bill on the table and walked away. The girl finished the soda, paid the cashier and departed.

When the waiter returned, he began wiping down the table and the swallowed hard at what he saw. There, Placed neatly beside the empty dish, were 25 cents - his tip.

The main idea of the last paragraph?
 

 complete the following text with the word provided

 

Once upon a time, a giant named Kbo Iwo lived in Bali. He helped people building temples and villages, digging ditches, and cutting terrace out of the hillsides for rice paddies. All he asked for his help was food to satisfy his huge appetite.

One day, poor harvest made the people barely feed themselves, much less a giant. This made Kbo Iwo angry so much that he rampaged across the island, killing and destroyed everything in sight until all houses, rice fields, and temples were ruined. The people were very angry with Kbo Iwo and gathered together to decide how to stop him. They planned to make friends with the giant and then kill him.

The people begged Kbo Iwo to rebuild the temples, houses, and rice fields which he had destroyed. The Balinese people then asked him to build a well. As he dug, the earth piled high next to the well. The pile was as high as a mountain.

Tired from the hard work, he fell asleep. While he was sleeping, the people pored huge amounts of lime (a sticky substance) down to the well. The lime set around the giant and when he woke up, he was unable to escape.

The well then began to fill with water and it soon overflowed to become a lake. Today, many people believe that the lake is Lake Batur, Bali's largest lake. The pile of earth that Kbo Iwo dug out of the well was believed to be Mount Batur, Bali's third-largest volcanic mountain.

What moral message do you get from the story?
 

 

complete the following text with the word provided

Once upon a time, a giant named Kbo Iwo lived in Bali. He helped people building temples and villages, digging ditches, and cutting terrace out of the hillsides for rice paddies. All he asked for his help was food to satisfy his huge appetite.

One day, poor harvest made the people barely feed themselves, much less a giant. This made Kbo Iwo angry so much that he rampaged across the island, killing and destroyed everything in sight until all houses, rice fields, and temples were ruined. The people were very angry with Kbo Iwo and gathered together to decide how to stop him. They planned to make friends with the giant and then kill him.

The people begged Kbo Iwo to rebuild the temples, houses, and rice fields which he had destroyed. The Balinese people then asked him to build a well. As he dug, the earth piled high next to the well. The pile was as high as a mountain.

Tired from the hard work, he fell asleep. While he was sleeping, the people pored huge amounts of lime (a sticky substance) down to the well. The lime set around the giant and when he woke up, he was unable to escape.

The well then began to fill with water and it soon overflowed to become a lake. Today, many people believe that the lake is Lake Batur, Bali's largest lake. The pile of earth that Kbo Iwo dug out of the well was believed to be Mount Batur, Bali's third-largest volcanic mountain.

From the text, we know that Kbo Iwo .... when he helped people.
 

Once upon a time, a giant named Kbo Iwo lived in Bali. He helped people building temples and villages, digging ditches, and cutting terrace out of the hillsides for rice paddies. All he asked for his help was food to satisfy his huge appetite.

One day, poor harvest made the people barely feed themselves, much less a giant. This made Kbo Iwo angry so much that he rampaged across the island, killing and destroyed everything in sight until all houses, rice fields, and temples were ruined. The people were very angry with Kbo Iwo and gathered together to decide how to stop him. They planned to make friends with the giant and then kill him.

The people begged Kbo Iwo to rebuild the temples, houses, and rice fields which he had destroyed. The Balinese people then asked him to build a well. As he dug, the earth piled high next to the well. The pile was as high as a mountain.

Tired from the hard work, he fell asleep. While he was sleeping, the people pored huge amounts of lime (a sticky substance) down to the well. The lime set around the giant and when he woke up, he was unable to escape.

The well then began to fill with water and it soon overflowed to become a lake. Today, many people believe that the lake is Lake Batur, Bali's largest lake. The pile of earth that Kbo Iwo dug out of the well was believed to be Mount Batur, Bali's third-largest volcanic mountain.

The first paragrap tells us about ....