Ulangan Inggris Kelas VIII A (Kd 3.1)
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... , where is the post office?
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Excuse me
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Sorry
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Pay attention
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Pardon me
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..., I don't know your brother.
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Excuse me
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Sorry
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Pay attention
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Pardon me
Correct Answer
A. SorryExplanation
The phrase "I don't know your brother" suggests that the speaker is apologizing for not having knowledge or familiarity with the person being referred to. Therefore, the appropriate response would be "Sorry," as it conveys regret or remorse for not being able to provide the desired information or connection.Rate this question:
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..., I have good information you must get.
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Excuse me
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Sorry
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Pay attention
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Pardon me
Correct Answer
A. Pay attentionExplanation
The correct answer is "Pay attention" because it is the most appropriate response when someone says they have important information to share. It implies that the person should focus and listen carefully to what is being said. "Excuse me" and "Pardon me" are used to apologize or gain someone's attention, while "Sorry" is a general expression of regret and does not specifically address the situation of receiving important information.Rate this question:
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... madam, it's my mistakes?
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Excuse me
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Sorry
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Pay attention
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Pardon me
Correct Answer
A. Pardon meExplanation
The correct answer, "Pardon me," is an appropriate response when someone realizes they have made a mistake or have done something wrong and wants to apologize or seek forgiveness. It is a polite way of acknowledging the error and showing remorse.Rate this question:
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... sir, can you repeat again?
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Excuse me
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Sorry
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Pay attention
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Pardon me
Correct Answer
A. SorryExplanation
The word "Sorry" is the correct answer because it is a polite way to apologize for not understanding or hearing something. In this context, the person is asking the speaker to repeat what they said, indicating that they didn't catch the information and are expressing regret for it.Rate this question:
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Madam, I am very late ...
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Excuse me
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Sorry
Correct Answer
A. SorryExplanation
The correct answer, "Sorry," is the appropriate response in this situation because the person is acknowledging their lateness and expressing regret for it. This response shows that they understand the inconvenience they may have caused and are apologizing for it.Rate this question:
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Mum... I have broken your car.
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Excuse me
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Sorry
Correct Answer
A. SorryExplanation
The correct answer is "Sorry" because it is the most appropriate response to express regret or apologize for the action of breaking the car. "Excuse me" may be used to get someone's attention or politely interrupt, but it does not convey the same level of remorse.Rate this question:
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..., I cannot help you! I am very busy!
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Excuse me
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Sorry
Correct Answer
A. SorryExplanation
The correct answer is "Sorry" because it is a more appropriate response when someone is unable to help due to being busy. "Excuse me" is typically used to get someone's attention or ask for permission, but it doesn't convey the same meaning as "Sorry" in this context.Rate this question:
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..., what time is it?
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Excuse me
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Sorry
Correct Answer
A. Excuse meExplanation
The correct answer is "Excuse me" because when someone asks "what time is it?" it is polite to respond with "Excuse me" before giving the answer. This shows that the person is acknowledging the question and is ready to provide the requested information.Rate this question:
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..., I don't speak Spanish.
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Excuse me
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Sorry
Correct Answer
A. SorryExplanation
The correct answer is "Sorry" because when someone says "I don't speak Spanish," they are apologizing for not being able to communicate in Spanish. "Sorry" is a polite way to express regret or apologize for any inconvenience caused.Rate this question:
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..., I have lost my key. Do you know where it is?
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Excuse me
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Sorry
Correct Answer
A. Excuse meExplanation
The correct answer is "Excuse me" because the person is politely interrupting or getting someone's attention to ask a question or make a request. It is a polite way to seek assistance or information from someone else.Rate this question:
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... John, do you know where my father is?
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Excuse me
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Sorry
Correct Answer
A. Excuse meExplanation
The correct answer is "Excuse me" because it is the most appropriate response when someone is asking for information or trying to get someone's attention politely. In this context, the person is asking John about the whereabouts of their father, so saying "Excuse me" would be a polite way to get their attention and ask for the information they need.Rate this question:
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These following expressions are the ways to get attention, except …
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Look at me!
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Hey!
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Attention, please!
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I think!
Correct Answer
A. I think!Explanation
The expression "I think!" does not directly indicate a desire for attention. It is more commonly used to express an opinion or thought. On the other hand, "Look at me!", "Hey!", and "Attention, please!" are all phrases that explicitly seek attention from others. Therefore, "I think!" does not belong to the category of expressions used to get attention.Rate this question:
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Amir : Excuse me, miss. What is “board marker” in Indonesian?The expression of attention that Amir said is …
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Excuse me.
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Attention, miss.
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Board marker.
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Indonesia
Correct Answer
A. Excuse me.Explanation
The expression of attention that Amir said is "Excuse me." This is a polite way to get someone's attention or to ask for information. It shows that Amir is being respectful and polite in his interaction with the person he is speaking to.Rate this question:
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Mr. Budi : _____________?Ahmad : Yes, I understand
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I understand
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Do you think so?
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Do you understand?
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Do you agree?
Correct Answer
A. Do you understand?Explanation
The correct answer is "Do you understand?" because Mr. Budi is asking for Ahmad's comprehension or comprehension of a certain topic or situation. Ahmad's response of "Yes, I understand" confirms that he understands what Mr. Budi is saying.Rate this question:
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Mr. Ali : Is it clear?Ahmad : _____________.
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I think it is good.
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I don't think so.
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I’m with my friend.
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I’m sorry, it’s not clear.
Correct Answer
A. I’m sorry, it’s not clear.Explanation
Ahmad's response of "I’m sorry, it’s not clear" indicates that he does not understand or comprehend what Mr. Ali is saying. He apologizes for his lack of clarity and acknowledges that he is unable to comprehend the information being presented.Rate this question:
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These following expressions are the ways to check for understanding, except _________.
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What do you think?
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Do you understand?
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Do you know what I mean?
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Can you see it?
Correct Answer
A. What do you think?Explanation
The question asks for the expression that is not a way to check for understanding. "What do you think?" is not a direct way of checking if someone understands something, but rather asks for their opinion or perspective. The other expressions - "Do you understand?", "Do you know what I mean?", and "Can you see it?" - are all direct ways of checking for comprehension.Rate this question:
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What do you think about this picture?
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I think it is beautiful.
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Yes, I think so.
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I don’t think so.
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I understand
Correct Answer
A. I think it is beautiful.Explanation
The given correct answer is "I think it is beautiful." This answer suggests that the person finds the picture visually pleasing and appealing. It implies that the person has a positive opinion about the picture and appreciates its aesthetic qualities.Rate this question:
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These following expressions are the ways of asking for opinion, except …
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What do you think?
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I don't think so.
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Do you understand?
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Do you have any idea?
Correct Answer
A. What do you think?Explanation
The given expressions are all ways of asking for opinion or seeking information except for "What do you think?". This expression is asking for someone's personal opinion or viewpoint on a certain matter. The other expressions, such as "I don't think so", "Do you understand?", and "Do you have any idea?", are not seeking opinion but rather conveying doubt, seeking clarification, or asking for information or suggestions.Rate this question:
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These following expressions are the ways of giving for opinion, except …
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I suppose this is the right one.
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I understand what you mean.
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I think the best way is yours.
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In my point of view …
Correct Answer
A. I understand what you mean.Explanation
The expression "I understand what you mean" is not a way of giving an opinion, but rather a way of showing understanding or empathy towards someone else's point of view. It does not express the speaker's own opinion or preference. The other expressions, such as "I suppose this is the right one," "I think the best way is yours," and "In my point of view," all indicate the speaker's opinion or perspective on a certain matter.Rate this question:
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These following expressions are the ways of rewarding someone’s work, except …
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Well done
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I think!
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That’s good!
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Good job!
Correct Answer
A. I think!Explanation
The given expressions are all positive ways of acknowledging and praising someone's work or effort. However, "I think!" does not fit in this context as it does not convey any form of reward or recognition. It appears to be a personal opinion or statement rather than a direct expression of appreciation.Rate this question:
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