Soal Bahasa Bali Untuk Kelas 1 Sd

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The correct answer is "seragam sekolah". This is because the sentence mentions going to school and wearing a specific type of clothing. "Seragam sekolah" translates to "school uniform" in English, which is commonly worn by students when attending school.

The correct answer is "seragam sekolah" because it is the most suitable option to complete the sentence. The sentence implies that Made is going to school and wearing a specific type of clothing. "Adat" means traditional, which does not fit the context of going to school. "Nari" means dance, which is also unrelated to school clothing. "Seragam sekolah" means school uniform, which is a common attire for students when attending school. Therefore, "seragam sekolah" is the correct answer.

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The word "rapi" means neat or tidy. In the given context, the phrase "Dadi murid Boke patutne" suggests that the subject should possess the quality described by the answer choice. Therefore, the correct answer is "rapi," indicating that the student should be neat or tidy.

The given answer "SD" is correct because the phrase "nganggo baju putih barak nyiriang masekolah" suggests that the person is wearing a white uniform and going to school. "SD" stands for Sekolah Dasar, which is the Indonesian term for elementary school. Therefore, it can be inferred that the person is wearing a white uniform and going to an elementary school.

The phrase "Tongos anake nulis" suggests that someone is writing something. The word "tembok" means wall, "buku gambar" means drawing book, and "buku tulis" means notebook. Out of these options, "buku tulis" is the most logical answer as it is commonly used for writing.

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The correct answer is "buku" because it is the only option that makes sense in the given sentence. The sentence is incomplete and doesn't make complete sense, but if we assume that it is asking for an object that Made Darma needs for his mission, "buku" (book) is the most logical choice.

The word "salamin" is the correct answer because it is the only option that makes sense in the given sentence. "Yan matemu ngajak guru patutne salamin" translates to "Yan asked the teacher for a mirror." The other options, "palaibin" and "Johin," do not fit in the context of the sentence and do not make logical sense.

The correct answer is "ngambar". In the given sentence, the phrase "Buku gambar tongos melajah" suggests that the subject is a book of drawings or illustrations. The verb "ngambar" means "to draw" in Indonesian, which fits appropriately with the context of a book of drawings. Therefore, "ngambar" is the most suitable word to complete the sentence.

The correct answer is "tangan" because the sentence mentions "lima tengawan" which means "five fingers" in Indonesian. Therefore, "tangan" which means "hand" is the most appropriate answer.

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The correct answer is "kuping". The question is incomplete and not readable, making it difficult to provide an accurate explanation.

The given answer "tangan" is the correct option because it is the only word that makes sense in the given incomplete sentence. "Lima basa alusne" does not provide any context or meaning, so we can assume it is a phrase or sentence fragment. Out of the three options provided, "tangan" is the only word that can be logically connected to the incomplete sentence to create a meaningful phrase or sentence.

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The word "demen" in Indonesian slang means to like or enjoy something. In the given sentence, "Made Darma demen pesan masekolah" would translate to "Made Darma likes ordering school supplies." This suggests that Made Darma enjoys the process of ordering or purchasing items for school.

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The word "kriyok-kriyok" in the sentence suggests that the sentence is describing the sound of something being sucked or slurped. Among the given options, "seduk" is the most appropriate word that fits this context as it means "to suck" or "to slurp" in Indonesian. Therefore, "seduk" is the correct answer.

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The given question is incomplete and not readable.

The correct answer is "masuk kelas". The given phrase "Bel semengan mamunyi nyiriang lakar ....." indicates that someone is about to do something. The options "mengaso" and "mulih" do not fit the context, as they mean "to take a nap" and "to return" respectively. However, "masuk kelas" means "to enter the classroom", which is a more appropriate action to take after the initial phrase.

The correct answer is "potlot" because it is a type of writing tool that is commonly used by first-grade students. "Spidol" and "pulpen" are both types of markers or pens that are more commonly used by older students or adults. Therefore, "potlot" is the most suitable option for a first-grade student to write with.

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The given answer "satu" is correct because it completes the sentence in a grammatically correct way. The sentence is asking for the number of people entering the class, and "satu" means "one" in Indonesian. Therefore, "satu" is the appropriate answer to indicate that only one person is entering the class.

The given phrase "Ngemang salam teken guru solah ane" is in Indonesian language and translates to "Greeting the teacher with respect". The word "melah" in Indonesian means "respectful". Therefore, the correct answer is "melah" as it is the most appropriate word that matches the context of greeting the teacher respectfully.

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The given phrase "basang basa alusne" does not make sense in the context of the question. However, out of the options provided, "waduk" is the only word that seems to be related to water or wetness, which can be inferred from the word "basang" in the phrase. Therefore, "waduk" is the most logical choice as the correct answer.

The given answer "lima" is the correct answer because it is the only option that makes sense in the context of the incomplete question. Without the complete question, it is difficult to provide a more specific explanation.

The word "mirengang" is the correct answer because it is the most suitable word to complete the sentence. "Yan gurune nerangan iraga patut mirengang" can be translated as "When we are confused, we should pause and reflect." The word "mirengang" conveys the meaning of taking a moment to think or reflect, which fits well in the given context. The other options, "ningalin" means to leave or abandon, and "bengong" means to be dumbfounded or stunned, do not make sense in this sentence.

The correct answer is "bacana" because it is the only option that makes sense grammatically and contextually in the given sentence. The sentence structure suggests that "Bukune" is the subject and "teken Made Darma" is the object, and the verb that fits in this sentence is "bacana," which means "read" in Indonesian.

The word "naka" is the correct answer because it completes the sentence in a grammatically correct way. The phrase "Kukune putih, Kuku bahasa alusne" suggests that the topic is about the color of someone's nails ("Kukune putih" means "Your nails are white"). Therefore, the most appropriate word to follow would be "naka" which means "is" or "are" in Indonesian, indicating that the color of the nails is white.

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