Soal Uas / Ukk Bahasa Inggris Kelas 2 Sd Semester 2 (Www.Bimbelbrilian.Com)

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The correct answer is orange because "buah jeruk" translates to "orange fruit" in English.

The correct answer is "My name is Aufa" because Sigit asked Aufa for his name, and Aufa responds by stating his name.

The correct answer is "The elephant is big" because "gajah" is the Indonesian word for elephant, and "besar" means big. Therefore, the English translation of "Gajah itu besar" is "The elephant is big".

The correct answer is Pineapple because it is the only fruit mentioned in the options that is spelled correctly. Both "Banana" and "Aple" have spelling errors, so they cannot be the correct answer.

The correct answer is "Saya punya pensil hijau" because it translates to "I have a green pencil" in English, which matches the given statement "I have green pencil."

The sum of 3 and 17 is 20, which is represented by the word "Twenty".

The correct answer is "Fruit" because if we take the first letter of each word in the given sequence (F, I, U, R, T), it forms the word "Fruit".

Laila is very happy with her family because her parents, Mrs. Dina and Mr. Budi, love her. She mentions that her mother is beautiful and her father is a good father, indicating that they take care of her and provide a loving environment. The statement "I am very happy with my family" further emphasizes her contentment with her family.

The correct answer is "Selamat pagi" because it is the Indonesian phrase used to greet someone in the morning. "Selamat malam" means "Good evening" and "Selamat siang" means "Good afternoon", so they are not appropriate for the morning greeting.

The given correct answer is "I have two eyes." This sentence accurately translates the Indonesian sentence "Saya punya dua mata" into English. It conveys the meaning that the speaker possesses two eyes.

The question is asking for something that the person has ten of. Out of the given options, the only body part that a person typically has ten of is fingers. A person has ten fingers, but only one nose and typically more than ten hairs on their head. Therefore, the correct answer is finger.

The given answer "Teacher" can be derived from the letters R, E, T, A, C, E, and H by rearranging them. By rearranging the letters, we can form the word "Teacher" which is a profession and fits the given options.

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Laila's mother is Mrs. Dina, as mentioned in the passage.

Laila's father is Mr. Budi, as stated in the passage.

Laila's age is mentioned in the given passage, where she states "I am nine years old." Therefore, the correct answer is "Nine."

The word "Telinga" is not familiar in English, but it is known to be a word in the Indonesian language which translates to "Ear" in English.

The given question asks for the result of subtracting 14 from 20. The correct answer is "Six" because when 14 is subtracted from 20, the result is 6.

The correct answer is "Uncle" because the letters N, U, C, E, and L are rearranged to form the word "Uncle".

The given correct answer states that "The whiteboard is dirty." This implies that the condition of the whiteboard is not clean or free from dirt. The word "kotor" in the original sentence translates to "dirty" in English, suggesting that the whiteboard is not in a clean state.

The text mentions the names of three individuals: Laila, Dina, and Budi. However, the text is written from the perspective of Laila, who introduces herself as a girl who is nine years old. She also mentions her mother, Mrs. Dina, who is a tailor, and her father, Mr. Budi, who is a teacher. Therefore, the person mentioned in the text is Laila.

The correct answer is "I am fine." This response indicates that Siska is feeling well or in good condition. It is a common and polite response to the question "How are you?"

Laila's mother is a tailor, as mentioned in the passage.

Laila's father is a teacher. This is evident from the sentence "My father is Mr. Budi, he is a teacher."