Kuiz Peribahasa Melayu 2020
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
Murid baharu itu __________ hendak menjadi ketua kelas.
- A.
Ada angin
- B.
Ada hati
- C.
Ada bakat
- D.
Ada sengat
Correct Answer
B. Ada hatiExplanation
The correct answer is "ada hati". This phrase means "has the determination" or "has the desire" in English. In the context of the sentence, it suggests that the new student has the ambition or motivation to become the class leader.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Saya tidak mahu ikut bersama-sama Tan kerana saya tahu dia hanya _____________
- A.
Ambil mudah
- B.
Ajak-ajak ayam
- C.
Angkat bahu
- D.
Alas cakap
Correct Answer
B. Ajak-ajak ayamExplanation
The correct answer is "ajak-ajak ayam". In the given sentence, the speaker states that they do not want to follow Tan because they know that he only "ajak-ajak ayam". This phrase is a colloquial expression in Malay which means to invite someone to do something but not actually intending to follow through or take it seriously. Therefore, the speaker believes that Tan is not reliable or trustworthy.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Liana menerima pekerjaan guru sandaran itu sebagai _____________ untuk memperoleh pekerjaan yang lebih baik.
- A.
Batu loncatan
- B.
Batu api
- C.
Durian runtuh
- D.
Tanda mata
Correct Answer
A. Batu loncatanExplanation
The correct answer is "batu loncatan". This phrase is commonly used to refer to a stepping stone or a starting point that helps someone progress towards a better job or opportunity. In this context, Liana accepts the temporary teaching job as a stepping stone to improve her chances of getting a better job in the future.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Saya __________ untuk pergi ke rumah Pak Lang pada malam ini.
- A.
Berat mata
- B.
Berat mulut
- C.
Berat hati
- D.
Berat tulang
Correct Answer
C. Berat hatiExplanation
The correct answer is "berat hati". In this context, "berat hati" means to feel reluctant or hesitant. The sentence suggests that the speaker feels reluctant to go to Pak Lang's house tonight. The phrase "berat mata" means heavy eyes, "berat mulut" means heavy-mouthed, and "berat tulang" means heavy bones, none of which make sense in this context.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Amira bukanlah murid yang sombong tetapi dia hanya ______________.
- A.
Berat mulut
- B.
Berat mata
- C.
Berat hati
- D.
Berat tulang
Correct Answer
A. Berat mulutExplanation
The correct answer is "berat mulut". This phrase means that Amira is not a boastful student but she tends to speak without thinking, often saying things that may be inappropriate or offensive.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Nizam ___________ kerana dia akan mengambil balik apa-apa pemberian yang diberikan.
- A.
Busuk hati
- B.
Ada sengat
- C.
Ganti tikar
- D.
Buruk siku
Correct Answer
D. Buruk sikuExplanation
The correct answer is "buruk siku". In the given sentence, the word "Nizam" is mentioned, and it is implied that he will take back any gifts given to him. "Buruk siku" is a Malay idiom that means someone who is ungrateful or does not appreciate the kindness shown to them. Therefore, "buruk siku" is the most suitable phrase to complete the sentence and convey the intended meaning.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Budak yang _____________ itu telah ditangkap pleh pihak polis kerana mencuri di pasar raya.
- A.
Curi tulang
- B.
Cepat tangan
- C.
Hisap darah
- D.
Kepala batu
Correct Answer
B. Cepat tanganExplanation
The phrase "cepat tangan" in Malay translates to "quick hands" in English. In the given sentence, it implies that the child who has quick hands has been caught by the police for stealing in the supermarket.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Saya berharap kamu berdiam diri dan tidak ____________ kerana hal ini masalah keluarga kami.
- A.
Gatal tangan
- B.
Hisap darah
- C.
Campur tangan
- D.
Lepas tangan
Correct Answer
C. Campur tanganExplanation
The phrase "campur tangan" in the context of the sentence means "interfere" or "meddle". The speaker is expressing a hope that the person being addressed does not interfere or meddle in their family issue. This suggests that getting involved or meddling in the situation would only cause more problems or complications for their family.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Sharuna berasa ___________ kerana pendapat dan cadangannya tidak dipertimbangkan langsung.
- A.
Berat hati
- B.
Sampai hati
- C.
Tawar hati
- D.
Jauh hati
Correct Answer
C. Tawar hatiExplanation
The correct answer is "tawar hati". This phrase means "reluctant" or "hesitant". In the given sentence, it is used to describe Sharuna's feelings because her opinions and suggestions were completely ignored. She might feel hesitant or reluctant to express her thoughts in the future due to this disregard.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Memang betullah jika Mak Aina dan Mak Siti bertegur sapa semula kerana ________________.
- A.
Ada hari, ada nasi
- B.
Bagai aur dengan tebing
- C.
Bagai ayam disambar helang
- D.
Air dicencang tidak akan putus
Correct Answer
D. Air dicencang tidak akan putusExplanation
The phrase "air dicencang tidak akan putus" means that a strong bond or relationship will not easily break. Therefore, the correct answer suggests that it is true that Mak Aina and Mak Siti should greet each other again because their relationship is strong and unbreakable.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Zaini boleh memiliki rumah mewah itu kerana dia kaya, bak kata pepatah _______________.
- A.
Air besar sampan tak hanyut
- B.
Ada padi, semua kerja jadi
- C.
Bagai isi dengan kuku
- D.
Bagai dakwat dengan kertas
Correct Answer
B. Ada padi, semua kerja jadiExplanation
This answer suggests that Zaini is able to afford a luxurious house because he is wealthy, just like the saying "ada padi, semua kerja jadi" which means that having rice ensures that everything else falls into place. This implies that having wealth or resources allows one to accomplish various tasks or achieve their goals easily.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Wajah Saktia sangat cantik _____________.
- A.
Bagai melulur bersitungging
- B.
Cacing hendak menjadi naga
- C.
Bagai cincin dengan permata
- D.
Bagai bulan dipagari bintang
Correct Answer
D. Bagai bulan dipagari bintangExplanation
The phrase "bagai bulan dipagari bintang" is a simile that means "like the moon surrounded by stars". This simile is used to describe the beauty of Wajah Saktia, implying that her beauty is radiant and captivating, just like the moon shining brightly amidst a sky full of stars.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Jelaskan maksud peribahasa berikut:- Ular menyusur akar, tidak akan hilang bisanya.
- A.
Makin kaya (berilmu) makin sombong.
- B.
Makin banyak ilmu atau makin tinggi pangkat makin merendah diri.
- C.
Orang besar atau mulia tidak akan hilang atau jatuh martabatnya apabila merendah diri
- D.
Orang yang jahat, jika bergaul dengan orang yang baik-baik tidak akan berubah tabiatnya.
Correct Answer
C. Orang besar atau mulia tidak akan hilang atau jatuh martabatnya apabila merendah diriExplanation
The correct answer suggests that a person of high status or nobility will not lose their dignity or reputation if they humble themselves. This means that no matter how successful or respected someone is, they should always remain humble and down-to-earth. This proverb emphasizes the importance of humility and how it can help maintain one's status and reputation.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Pilih peribahasa yang berkaitan dengan maksud "tidak pernah bercerai, sangat cocok".
- A.
Bagai aur dengan tebing
- B.
Seperti anjing dengan kucing
- C.
Bagai dakwat dengan kertas
- D.
Seperti pahat dengan penukul
Correct Answer
C. Bagai dakwat dengan kertasExplanation
The correct answer, "bagai dakwat dengan kertas," means "like ink and paper" in English. This phrase is used to describe a perfect match or a couple who are inseparable and complement each other. Ink and paper are closely related and dependent on each other, just like a couple who are meant to be together and never separate.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Pendiam tetapi berfikir atau banyak pengetahuan.
- A.
Ringan mulut
- B.
Diam-diam ubi
- C.
Kata putus
- D.
Jaga mulut
Correct Answer
B. Diam-diam ubiExplanation
The correct answer is "diam-diam ubi". This phrase means "quietly sweet potato" in English. It is a metaphorical expression used to describe someone who is quiet or reserved, but actually possesses a lot of knowledge or intelligence. Just like a sweet potato that appears plain on the outside but is delicious and nutritious on the inside, this phrase suggests that one should not judge others solely based on their outward appearance or behavior.Rate this question:
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