Asking and for and giving permission

Sony: ______________________?
Toni: Yes, of course. Don’t forget to return it soon.
1. The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ....
A. Do you need a typewriter
B. Do you have a typewriter
C. Is the typewriter expensive
D. May I borrow your typewriter
E. How many your typewriter

Customer: Could I try this shirt on?

Shop assistant: Yes, there is a fitting room over there.
2. The underlined word is showing …
A. Asking help
B. Asking opinion
C. Asking attention
D. Responding of certainty
E. Asking permission

2. Where is the sickbay?

A. It is in front of principal's office
B. It behind of principal's office
C. It is next to the principal's office
D. It is across of principal's office
E. It is next to the hospital

Complete the dialogue below (for question number 3)

Roby: May I come to your house this afternoon?
Jane: ___________ I’m going to grandma’s house this afternoon. Maybe next
time?
Roby: Ok. Maybe next time.
3. The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ....
A. Sure
B. I’m afraid I can’t
C. Of course
D. With my pleasure
E. Yes, please

Jane: Excuse me, Sir. May I close the door? It’s windy outside.
Mr. Jams: Oh, sure.
4. In the dialogue, Jane is asking for …
A. Help
B. Permission
C. Agreement
D. Information
E. Advice

Complete the dialogue below (for question number 5)

5. _______ borrow your dictionary?
A. Shall I
B. Will I
C. May I
D. Would I
E. Should I

REPORTED SPEECH

1. Imperative

Direct : “Come to my home at 9 o’clock tonight!”, Jessie told.

Indirect : Jessie told me … to her home at o’clock that night.

a. come
b. to come
c. coming
d. came

2. Interrogative

Direct : The manager asked, “Will you resign from the company
tomorrow?”
Indirect : The manager asked me … I would resign from the company the
following day.

a. Did
b. Whether
c. Will
d. Can

3. Imperative
Direct : Daddy told, “Turn on the TV !”
Indirect : Daddy told me … the TV.

a. turn off
b. turned off
c. to turn off
d. turning off

4. Interrogative

Direct : Johan asked, “Did you come to maria’s party yesterday?”

Indirect : Johan asked me … I had come to Maria’s party the previous
day.

a. If
b. Did
c. Would
d. Could

5. Negafive Imperative

Direct : The government warned, “Don’t go anywhere during this

pandemic!”
Indirect : The government warned us … anywhere during this pandemic.

a. don’t go
b. didn’t go
c. not go
d. not to go

6. Negative Imperative

Direct : Fendy Ordered, “Don’t cheat while doing the exam if you don’t
want to be punished!”
Indirect : Fendy ordered me … while doing the exam if I don’t want to be
punished.

a. don’t cheat
b. didn’t cheat
c. not cheat
d. not to cheat

7. Affirmative
Direct : My grandfather said, “I retired from the company to start my
own business”.
Indirect : My grandfather said that he … from the company to start his
own business.

a. retired
b. has retired
c. had retired
d. would retire

8. Interrogative

Direct : My mom asked, “What was happening last night ?”

Indirect : My mom asked me what … the previous night.

a. happened
b. is happening
c. had happened
d. had been happening

9. Affirmative

Direct : Dessy said, “I am so starving”.

Indirect : Dessy said that she … so starving.

a. is
b. was
c. were
d. had been

10. Interrogative

Direct : My teacher asked, “Why were you absent two days in a row ?”
Indirect : My teacher asked me why I … absent two days in a row.

a. was
b. were
c. am
d. had been

11. Affirmative

Direct : He said, “Water boils at 100 degrees celcius.

Indirect : He said that water … at 100 degrees celcius.
a. boils
b. boilling
c. boiled
d. to boil

12. Affirmative

Direct : My mom said, ” The sun sets in the west”.

Indirect : My mom said that the sun … in the west.

a. sets
b. setting
c. to set
d. to setting

13. Interrogative

Direct : The Doctor asked, “Were you smoking?”

Indirect : The Doctor asked me if I …

a. were smoking
b. was smoking
c. had been smoking
d. had smoked

14. Interrogative

Direct : The Policeman asked, “Why don’t you wear your mask ?”
Indirect : The Policeman asked me why I … my mask.

a. don’t wear
b. didn’t wear
c. hadn’t woren
d. wasn’t wearing

15. Imperative

Direct : Andy told, “Close the window !”

Indirect : Andy told me … the window.

a. close
b. closing
c. closed
d. to close
FABLE

Once upon a time there was a peacock who was very proud of its beautiful
looks. Its only disappointment was that it live next to an ugly owl. Every day,
peacock come to the owl house would insult the owl on its looks while the owl
stayed quiet.

All the other animals in the forest tried to make the peacock see sense, but it
was too swayed by its own good looks.

One night, it rained heavily and flooded the peacock’s nest. Peacocks are
homeless and have no food. Peacock came to the owl house to ask for food and
the owl gave it. Then the owl told the peacock to stay.

1. What is the story about ….

a) Two birds in the forest
b) beautiful peacock
c) beautiful peacock, and the owl
d) Animals in the fore
2. From the story, we know the owl was …
a) Brave
b) Wise
c) Patient
d) Humble

3. The peacock ignored other animals’ advice to change attitude because …

a. Peacock believed it was the prettiest
b. Peacock cloud change others to do so
c. Peacock thought that is was right
d. Peacock didn’t trust other people

In a kingdom, there lived 3 corn farmers. All three are smart and diligent
farmers. In one season, the land of the three farmers experienced pest
problems. Their corn harvest is in danger of failing.
To overcome this, farmers first use pesticides. The second farmer built a cage
around his land to prevent pests from entering. The third farmer tried to make a
scarecrow. all to no avail.

Then, the king called the three farmers. The king gave a stick to each and told
them to break it. The sticks break easily. Then the king gave him a hundred
sticks and the three of them had trouble breaking them.

The king said, “When you work alone, you are weak, but together you become
strong.” Three farmers worked together, combined strategies, and succeeded.
4. From the text we know that the three farmers earned money by …
a. Cultivating their fields
b. Selling crops to a market
c. Collecting firewood
d. Working on others fields

5. What is the conflict faced by the farmers in the story?

a. Three farmers with the king
b. Three farmers have a good harvest
c. The village head gave the three farmers challenge
d. The three farmers efforts to help their crops failed

6. The story teaches us ….

a. Practice makes perfect
b. There is strength is unity
c. Hard work is a key of a success
d. The king always right

7. How do three farmers solve their problems?

a. Work alone
b. Ask the king for help
c. Work together
d. Use the same strategy

ADJECTIVE

1. Andrea had a ________ in her hair yesterday.

a. nice yellow bow

b. yellow nice bow

c. bow nice yellow

Answer: a. nice yellow bow

2. She lost a ________ .

a. small white cat

b. cat small white

c. white small cat

Answer: a. small white cat

3. I bought ________ oranges.

a. great some big

b. big great some

c. some great big

Answer: c. some great big

4. We met ________ people at the conference.

a. very smart two

b. two very smart

c. very two smart

Answer: b. two very smart

5. The clown was wearing a ________ hat.

a. big green-yellow

b. big green and yellow

c. yellow and green big

Answer: b. big green and yellow

6. The cookies that you ________ .

a. smell delicious baked

b. baked smell delicious

c. delicious smell baked

Answer: b. baked smell delicious

7. Is it ________ ?

a. cold getting outside

b. getting cold outside

c. getting outside cold

Answer: b. getting cold outside

8. The course you are ________ .

a. taking sounds interesting

b. sounds interesting taking

c. interesting sounds taking

Answer: a. taking sounds interesting

9. My uncle wore a ________ to the wedding.

a. silk blue tie

b. tie blue silk

c. blue silk tie

Answer: c. blue silk tie

10. Have you met that _____ next door?

a. cute boy new

b. cute new boy

c. new boy cute

Answer: b. cute new boy