Kuiz Tatabahasa Tahun 5

The correct answer is "besar hati". This phrase means "grateful" or "thankful" in English. In the given sentence, the speaker is expressing their gratitude towards Cikgu Maizan for coming to their house. The phrase "besar hati" indicates that the speaker feels a deep sense of appreciation for Cikgu Maizan's willingness to visit them.

The correct answer is "seperti udang dibakar". This phrase is used to describe someone who is extremely uncomfortable or in pain due to standing for a long time. Comparing the person to a burnt shrimp emphasizes the intensity of their discomfort.

The given correct answer "bagai murai dicabut ekor" means "like a thrush with its tail pulled out". This phrase is used to describe someone who talks a lot but suddenly becomes quiet or stops talking abruptly. It implies that Aqil, being someone who talks a lot, suddenly became silent or stopped talking.

The correct answer is "bagai aur dengan tebing". This phrase is a simile that means the people of Kampung Sentosa always work together harmoniously and support each other, just like how water and a cliff are inseparable and dependent on each other.

The correct answer is "seperti kaca terhempas ke batu". This phrase is used to describe the extent of Hati Mak Kiah's devastation upon receiving the news of her child's death. It suggests that her heart is shattered like glass being thrown against a rock, emphasizing the intensity of her grief and pain.

The phrase "seperti lipas kudung" is used to describe someone who is very efficient and capable in doing household chores. It implies that Zainab is as diligent and quick in completing her tasks as a cockroach.

The correct answer is "seperti rusa masuk kampung." This phrase is commonly used in Indonesian and Malay languages to describe someone who is new or unfamiliar in a certain place. It means "like a deer entering a village," implying that the person stands out or feels out of place in their new surroundings.

The correct answer is "bagai menatang minyak yang penuh". This phrase is used to describe how Habibah was raised by her parents. It means that her parents took care of her attentively and provided her with everything she needed, just like a full jug of oil that never runs out.

The correct answer is "bagai bulan purnama". This phrase is used to describe someone who is very beautiful and highly admired, just like the full moon. It implies that Syafinaz is very attractive and is desired by many young men.

The correct answer is "mengambil hati". This phrase means to win someone's heart or to make someone like you. In this context, Encik Imran bought a beautiful shirt to win the heart of his wife.

This phrase means that no matter how much tension or conflict there may be between two siblings, their bond will never be broken. It implies that their relationship is strong and resilient, and they are able to overcome their differences and reconcile with each other.

The correct answer is "jauh hati." This phrase means "hurt" or "offended" in Malay. Syahida feels hurt because Najihah spoke rudely to her.

The phrase "sudah jatuh ditimpa tangga" is an Indonesian proverb that means "when it rains, it pours" or "misfortunes never come alone." This proverb suggests that after experiencing one unfortunate event (losing his wallet), Syafiq now faces another misfortune (losing his motorcycle). The answer implies that Syafiq is experiencing a series of unfortunate events, one after another, which is similar to the proverbial saying.

The correct answer is "seperti ayam berak kapur". This answer is a simile that compares Wajah Aleesya's condition to a chicken defecating lime. The use of this simile suggests that Wajah Aleesya's appearance or condition is unpleasant or distressing, similar to how a chicken defecating lime would be an unpleasant sight.

The phrase "indah khabar dari rupa" means that something may seem beautiful or attractive at first glance, but in reality, it is not as good as it appears. In this context, it suggests that the beach resort may not live up to the expectations created by its advertisements on television. Despite being advertised as having good basic facilities, the resort actually lacks them, making it not as attractive or enjoyable as it initially seemed.

The correct answer is "lupa daratan". This phrase means "lost touch with reality" or "became forgetful" in Malay. It suggests that Encik Lim became so consumed with his newfound wealth that he forgot about the important things in life or became disconnected from the real world.

The correct answer is "bagai telur di hujung tanduk". This phrase means "like an egg on the edge of a horn". It implies that the situation of their child is very precarious and uncertain, just like an egg balancing on the edge of a horn. The parents are worried because their child's condition is hanging by a thread and could potentially worsen at any moment.

The correct answer is "Mata pencarian". The phrase "Mata pencarian" means "source of livelihood" or "means of earning a living" in Indonesian. This is evident from the context of the sentence, which states that the majority of the village's population are fishermen and farmers. Therefore, "Mata pencarian" accurately describes the main occupation or source of income for the villagers.

The phrase "bagai kera dapat bunga" means "like a monkey getting a flower" in English. This phrase is used to describe someone who does not appreciate or understand the value of a gift or a good thing that they have received. In this context, Zairi is being described as someone who does not know how to appreciate the gift given by his friend.

This answer suggests that Azman is very obedient and willing to do any task he is asked to do, just like a chisel and a hammer that work together effectively.