Kuiz Tatabahasa Tahun 6

The word "merdu" means melodious or pleasant to listen to. In the given sentence, it is used to describe Ahmad Fahmi's voice while singing an original song. This suggests that his voice is beautiful and pleasing to the ears.

The correct answer is "tidak". In this sentence, the word "tidak" is used to indicate that Ibrahim did not participate in the running race because his leg was still in pain.

The correct answer is "diminta". In the given sentence, the word "diminta" indicates that the students of Year 6 Kenari are being requested or asked to gather in the open hall. This implies that they are not being forced or ordered, but rather politely requested to come together.

The correct answer is "gemuk" because the sentence mentions that Badan Fikri is becoming more _______ due to eating a lot and being lazy to exercise. "Gemuk" means fat, which fits the context of the sentence.

Puan Azlin berasa malu apabila anaknya makan dengan gelojoh. This suggests that Puan Azlin is embarrassed when her child eats in a greedy or voracious manner. The word "gelojoh" implies a lack of restraint or manners while eating, which can be seen as impolite or disrespectful. Puan Azlin may feel ashamed or embarrassed by her child's behavior, possibly due to societal expectations of proper dining etiquette.

The correct answer is "Sopan sekali". This answer is the most appropriate because it suggests that Kak Maryam's child is very polite when speaking to her mother's guests. The word "sopan" means polite or courteous in Indonesian, and the addition of "sekali" emphasizes that the child's behavior is extremely polite.

The word "tumpul" means blunt in Indonesian. In the given sentence, it is mentioned that something (yang) is being sharpened by Pak Leman. Since "tumpul" means blunt, it implies that the object being sharpened was dull or blunt before Pak Leman sharpened it.

Syahirah memasukkan bebola daging ke dalam masakan supnya.

The word "sering" in Malay means "often" or "frequently". In the given sentence, Ustazah Suhaila advises us to frequently or often respect both parents. This implies that respecting both parents should be a regular and consistent practice in our lives.

The correct answer is "segera" because when someone experiences food poisoning, it is important to seek immediate medical attention. The word "segera" means "immediately" in Indonesian, indicating the urgency of the situation and the need to take the person to the hospital as soon as possible.

The correct answer is "sementara". This is because the sentence is describing Uqail reading a storybook while waiting for his brother to arrive at school. The word "sementara" means "while" or "meanwhile" in English, which indicates that Uqail is engaging in the activity of reading a book during the time he is waiting for his brother.

The phrase "Sungguh sedap" is used to describe the taste of the food that Dhaniyah Adha's mother made. Aisyah is expressing her genuine appreciation for the deliciousness of the food.

The correct answer is "temu bual". This is because the sentence mentions a meeting or interview ("temu bual") with the Minister of Education that will be broadcasted live on TV Perdana. "Duga akal" means guessing or assuming, which is not relevant to the context. "Suai kenal" means getting acquainted or introducing oneself, which does not fit the sentence. "Uji kaji" means research or study, which is also not appropriate in this context. Therefore, "temu bual" is the most suitable option.

The correct answer is "naik". The sentence mentions that the river's air (water) increases suddenly after heavy rain. The word "naik" means "to rise" or "to increase" in Indonesian, which fits the context of the sentence.

The correct answer is "berseri". This word means "radiant" or "glowing". It suggests that the bride's beauty shines brightly after being made up or adorned.

The correct answer is "paling tinggi." This is because the phrase "paling tinggi" means "the tallest" or "the highest" in English. Therefore, the sentence is saying that the student who is the tallest or highest in Year 6 Al Khawarizmi class is Rais Aiman.

The correct answer is "sungguh peramah". This answer is chosen because it best fits the context of the sentence. The sentence states that the new neighbor is living next to Encik Syaqir Izani and is very friendly and well-mannered. The word "sungguh" emphasizes the extent of the neighbor's friendliness, making it the most suitable choice among the given options.

The correct answer is "ziarah-menziarahi". The word "ziarah" means to visit or pay a visit, and it is commonly practiced during the celebration of Hari Raya Aidilfitri. This word fits the context of the sentence as it suggests the act of visiting friends, family, or loved ones during the festive season.

The correct answer is "karut-marut" because it means chaotic or messy, which fits the context of not believing in a story that is confusing or disorganized. The other options, "susup-sasap," "huyung-hayang," and "lintang-pukang," do not have the same meaning or relevance to the given statement.

The correct answer is "disidai". In this sentence, the word "disidai" means "being hung" or "being dried". It implies that the clothes are being hung on a clothesline to dry. The other options, such as "dilekat" (being stuck), "dipasang" (being installed), and "digantung" (being hung), do not accurately describe the action of hanging clothes to dry.

The correct answer is "menyiang". In the sentence, Farah Asyikin is performing an action related to preparing fish for lunch. "Menyiang" means to clean or prepare fish by removing the scales, guts, and other unwanted parts. Therefore, it is the most suitable verb to use in this context.

The correct answer is "menanak". This is because the word "nasi" indicates that Puan Faizah is cooking rice. The word "menanak" means to cook rice by boiling it, which is the appropriate action for cooking rice for dinner.

The correct answer is "langkah seribu." This phrase means "a thousand steps" in English. In the given sentence, Najwan Idlan takes "a thousand steps" when he sees a group of stray dogs running towards him. This suggests that he quickly moves away or runs in the opposite direction to avoid any potential danger or harm from the dogs.

The correct answer is "membelah." The word "membelah" means to split or divide something, usually with a sharp tool like an axe. In this sentence, Syed Afiq is performing the action of splitting or dividing wood using a sharp axe.

Putri Irdina memegang tangan ibunya dengan erat saat melintas jalan raya. Ini menunjukkan bahwa mereka berpegangan tangan dengan kuat dan erat, mungkin untuk menjaga keamanan dan menghindari terpisah di tengah keramaian jalan.

The given correct answer is "agak luas". This suggests that the home page is quite spacious, but it is not planted with any trees. The use of the word "agak" indicates that the size of the home page is somewhat large, but not excessively so.

The phrase "mulut tempayan" in Malay means "a jar-like mouth." This phrase is used to describe someone who cannot keep secrets, as a jar-like mouth cannot hold anything inside. Therefore, the correct answer implies that Cik Bedah cannot keep secrets because she has a tendency to gossip or reveal information.

The correct answer is "lemau". The word "lemau" means stale or spoilt in Malay. The explanation for this answer is that the biscuits have become spoiled or gone bad because they were stored in an uncovered container. Without proper protection, the biscuits would have been exposed to air and moisture, causing them to lose their crispness and become soft and spoiled.

The correct answer is "mundar-mandir". In the given sentence, Amar Hafiz is waiting for his friend to arrive, so he is aimlessly wandering back and forth in front of the restaurant. The phrase "mundar-mandir" means to walk around without a specific purpose or direction, which accurately describes Amar Hafiz's actions while waiting.

The correct answer is "hiruk-pikuk". This phrase is commonly used to describe a loud and chaotic noise made by a crowd or a group of people. In this context, it suggests that the sound of the audience cheering can be heard loudly and energetically from the stadium.