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

This dialog is for questions 13 to 16.
 

Mr. Adimas: You look frustrated. What bothers you, Honey?

Mrs. Adelia : There is a customer ordering for 2000 pieces wax key chains for his wedding souvenirs. 

Mr. Adimas: That's good news, isn't it?

Mrs. Adelia: It is, but I have no idea about the packaging. I've search on the Internet, but I can't find the suitable one. 

Mr. Adimas: Can you describe your idea about the model of the packaging?

Mrs. Adelia: Sure. I want a box with the precise size for the wax, a simple one.

Mr. Adimas: How about the wrapping?

Mrs. Adelia: I want a matte plastic sleeve so that the box can slide.

Mr. Adimas: Do you mean like a match box?

Mrs. Adelia: Exactly.

Mr. Adimas: I have an idea. What if I design the packaging and the wrapping?

Mrs. Adelia: Really? I'll be thankful if you do.
 

Mr. Adimas is Mrs. Adelia's ____.

This text is for questions 18 to 21.

New Wave of Locusts Threatens Millions in Africa

Press Association [1 0/04/2020]: Weeks before the coronavirus spread through much of the world, parts of Africa were already threatened by another kind of plague -- the biggest locust outbreak some countries had seen in 70 years.

    Now the second wave of the voracious insects, some 20 times the size of the first, is arriving. Billions of the young desert locusts are winging in from breeding grounds in Somalia in search of fresh vegetation springing up with seasonal rains.

    Millions of already vulnerable people are at risk. And as they gather to try to combat the locusts, often in vain, they risk spreading Covid-19 - a topic that comes a distant second for many in rural areas.

    It is the locusts that "everyone is talking about", said Yoweri Aboket, a farmer in Uganda."Once they land in your garden, they do total destruction. Some people will even tell you that the locusts are more destructive than the coronavirus. There are even some who don't believe that the virus will reach here."

    Some farmers in Mr. Abokat's village near the Kenyan border bang metal pans, whistle or throw stones to try to drive the locusts away. But mostly they watch in frustration, largely barred by a coronavirus lockdown from gathering outside their homes.

    A failed garden of cassava, a local staple, means hunger. Such concerns in the village of some 600 people are reflected across a large part of East Africa, including Kenya, Ethiopia and South Sudan. The locust swarms have also been sighted in Djibouti, Eritrea, Tanzania and Congo.

(Adopted from: https:/ jwww.breakingnews.iejworld/new-waveof-
locusts-threatens-millions-in-africa-993344.html (April 1 1,
2020)

The word 'they' in "Once they land in your garden, they do total destruction." (paragraph 4) refers to ____ 

Complete the dialogue below with the right answer. This dialogue is about advice expressions.
 

Beni: ____?

Edo: So that we have strong muscles.

Complete the dialog with the suitable expressions!

Ilyas: I have watched your newest dance video. (3) ____

Tiara: Thanks for watching it.

Ilyas: Who designed the costume? (4) ____

Tiara: Thank you. My mother did.

Ilyas: I see. (5) ____. Did you decorate it?

Tiara: No, I didn't, but my brother.

Ilyas: You're lucky. Your family will always support you.

Tiara: Yup! They are my biggest supporters.

Complete the sentences with the First Conditional, the Second Conditional, or the Third conditional of the verbs in the brackets.

I ____ (eat) more healthy if I ____ (be) you.

Complete the following sentences. Use an object pronoun or a subject pronoun.

A: Are you and Camilio on the ping-pong team with Daniela?

B: Yes, ____ are. ____ plays very well and always helps ____. 

As a material for our discussion, please (5) ____ the names of students who are capable to join the competitions.

Who holds this concert program?

The writer describes that Fany is a ....

This song lyrics are for questions 9 to 11.

I've stood on the edge of love
But never took the leap
And you took my armour off
And did it delicately
And I let my guard down
To show you what's underneath
Thank God that you were man enough to come
Answer my mamma's prayers
You asked the question, I said, "Yes"
But I'm scared

'Cause I've never worn white
But I wanna get it right
Yeah, I really wanna try with you
No, I've never worn white
But I'm standin' here tonight
'Cause I really wanna say, "I do"
I do

See us in 60 years with a full family tree (I do)
Give my blood, sweat, and tears to reach our destiny (I do)
'Cause love is a minefield, let's take this war, baby (I do)
'Cause at the end of it all, I choose you and you choose me (I do)

Thank God I was woman enough to come
Answer your father's prayers
You asked the question
I could tell you were scared

'Cause I've never worn white
But I wanna get it right
Yeah, I really wanna try with you
No, I've never worn white
But I'm standin' here tonight
'Cause I really wanna say, "I do"

Now let's dance with each other (dance with each other)
Mixin' all of our colours
It's so easy to surrender
When you finally find forever

No, I've never worn white, no
But I really wanna try with you
Yeah, I've never worn white
But I wanna get it right
'Cause you really wanna say, "I do"
'Cause I do

Oh, I do, yeah, yeah
I do

(Adapted from: https://www.metrolyrics.com/never-worn-whitelyrics-
katy-perry.html (April ·2, 2020))

What does the singer feel as expressed through the song?