Soal Bahasa Inggris Kelas 4 Tema Greeting And Introduction
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Selamat pagi
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Good evening
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Good morning
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Good afternoon
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Good night
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Sampai jumpa
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See you later
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Thank you very much
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My name is Luna
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I am fine thank you
Correct Answer
A. See you laterExplanation
The given phrase "see you later" is commonly used as a way to say goodbye to someone with the intention of meeting them again in the future. It is a casual and friendly way of parting with someone, implying that the speaker expects to see the person again at a later time. This phrase is often used in informal settings among friends, family, or acquaintances.Rate this question:
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How are you?
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Selamat siang
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Sampai jumpa
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Terima kasih
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Bagaimana kabarmu?
Correct Answer
A. Bagaimana kabarmu?Explanation
The correct answer is "Bagaimana kabarmu?" because it directly translates to "How are you?" in English. The other options are greetings and expressions of gratitude, which do not ask about someone's well-being.Rate this question:
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Good bye
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Selamat pagi
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Selamat tinggal
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Selamat malam
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Selamat siang
Correct Answer
A. Selamat tinggalExplanation
The given options are common greetings in the Indonesian language. "Selamat tinggal" is the correct answer, which means "goodbye" in English. The other options are greetings for different times of the day.Rate this question:
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Barly : Bye, Yuri. See you tomorrow. Yuri : ...
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Nice to meet you
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Hello
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See you too
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Thank you
Correct Answer
A. See you tooExplanation
The correct answer is "See you too" because it is a common and appropriate response when someone says "See you tomorrow." It acknowledges the farewell and expresses the intention to also see the person the next day.Rate this question:
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Rani : Good morning, Johny. Johny : Good morning, Rani. ....? Rani : I'm fine thank you
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How are you?
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How do you do
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Where do you live
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What is your name?
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A. How are you?Explanation
The correct answer is "How are you?" because Rani responds to Johny's greeting by saying "I'm fine thank you." This indicates that she is answering his question about how she is feeling.Rate this question:
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Dita : Hi, my name is Dita. ...? Afni : My name is Afni.
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What is my name?
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What is this?
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What is your name?
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How do you spell your name?
Correct Answer
A. What is your name?Explanation
The correct answer is "What is your name?" because Dita is introducing herself and asking for the other person's name.Rate this question:
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Sari : I am sari. How do you do? Elda: ".....". I am Elda Maulida.
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I am fine
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How do you do
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Are you ok?
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How are you?
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A. How do you doExplanation
The correct answer is "How do you do" because it is a common greeting used when meeting someone for the first time. Elda is responding to Sari's introduction by reciprocating the greeting.Rate this question:
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When you want to leave-taking your friend, you say....
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Good morning
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Good afternoon
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Good evening
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Good bye
Correct Answer
A. Good byeExplanation
When you want to leave-taking your friend, you say "Good bye" as it is a common and polite way to bid farewell. It is a phrase used to express the intention of parting or ending a conversation or meeting. Saying "Good bye" indicates that you are ready to leave and signifies the end of the interaction with your friend.Rate this question:
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These are ways to ask someone's news, except ....
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How are you?
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How is life?
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How are everything?
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What is that?
Correct Answer
A. What is that?Explanation
The given question asks for ways to ask someone's news. The options "How are you?", "How is life?", and "How are everything?" all fit this category as they are common phrases used to inquire about someone's well-being or general state. However, "what is that?" does not belong as it is not a typical way to ask about someone's news. Instead, it is a question asking for clarification or information about something specific.Rate this question:
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It's nine o'clock in the evening. Sandy wants to sleep. He says.... to his parents.
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Good night
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See you
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Good morning
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Good afternoon
Correct Answer
A. Good nightExplanation
Sandy wants to sleep at nine o'clock in the evening, so it is appropriate for him to say "Good night" to his parents as a way of bidding them farewell and expressing his intention to go to sleep.Rate this question:
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Where do you live?
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Berapa umurmu?
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Dimana kamu tinggal?
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Siapa nama lengkapmu?
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Apa kabarmu?
Correct Answer
A. Dimana kamu tinggal?Explanation
The correct answer is "Dimana kamu tinggal?" because it directly translates to "Where do you live?" The other options provided are asking for different information such as age, full name, and well-being. Therefore, "Dimana kamu tinggal?" is the most appropriate response to the question "Where do you live?"Rate this question:
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Nickname - name - Amir - is - my. The correct sentence is ...
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Is Amir nickname my
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My is nickname Amir
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My nickname is Amir
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Amir my nickname is
Correct Answer
A. My nickname is AmirExplanation
The correct sentence is "My nickname is Amir" because it follows the standard English sentence structure of subject-verb-object. In this case, "My" is the subject, "nickname" is the verb, and "Amir" is the object. The other options do not follow this structure and are therefore incorrect.Rate this question:
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Later - you - see The correct order is ....
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You later see
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See you later
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You see later
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You see see later
Correct Answer
A. See you laterExplanation
The correct order is "See you later." This is a common phrase used to say goodbye to someone with the intention of meeting them again in the future. The other options do not follow the correct sequence of the words and do not convey the same meaning.Rate this question:
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I - May - myself - introduce?
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May I introduce myself?
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Introduce myself may I?
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I may myself introduce?
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Myself I may introduce?
Correct Answer
A. May I introduce myself?Explanation
The correct answer is "May I introduce myself?" This is the most common and grammatically correct way to ask for permission to introduce oneself. The other options are not structured correctly or do not follow the standard English word order.Rate this question:
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