KISI-KISI SOAL ULANGAN SEMESTER GENAP

NAMA INSTANSI : SMP NEGERI 4 MANDAU

MATA PELAJARAN : Bahasa Inggris
TAHUN PELAJARAN : 2023/2024
JUMLAH SOAL : 10 SOAL PILIHAN GANDA

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siswa dapat memahami teks Narrative 9/II siswa dapat menjawab objective
teks narrative dalam soal narrative text dalam
bentuk fabel dan bentuk objective
legend.

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Read the text and answer question 1-4

There was a lonely man who lived in a small town. His name was Musailamah. Most of the people who were living in that town knew
him because he was a liar. Before he became a loner, he had once had a family and a good job, but he sometimes told small lies to his
customers. Then, he started to tell big lies to both his customers and his family.
Because of this, he and his family faced a lot of problems. He promised to be honest about his job, but he didn't keep his promises, so
he lost his job. After that, his wife and children left him angrily. He continued living in the same home along. Almost all the people
who were living in the town didn't trust and believe him.
One day, a fire started in his home. He ran out of his home and hurriedly went to the center of the town and shouted to the other people
to get help. "My neighbor, please help me. My home is burning. The fire is getting bigger"
Nobody believed him, so they didn't go to his home to help him. His home burned down completely, and he was left homeless.

1. Why did Musailamah’s family leave him?

a. He broke his promise to be honest
b. He kept to be honest to all people
c. He lost his home because of fire
d. He loved to shout to the people

2. From the story above, we know that Musailamah was a … person

a. Doubtful
b. Untruthful
c. Delightful
d. Helpful
2. From the story above, we know that Musailamah was a … person
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c. Delightful
d. Helpful

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Read the text and answer question 5-7

The Monkey and The Crab
Long ago, at the foot of mountain, lived a crab. On a warm spring day, the crab walked leisurely along a nearby river. Suddenly a big rice ball
drpped in front of her. "Oh my God! What a good thing I found", she said to herself, Then a greedy monkey came. He wanted to have the rice
ball, so he said, "Hey, let'strade the rice ball with my fruit seed. This seed is better than that rice ball. When you eat the rice ball, it disappears,
but if you put this seed on the ground, it will grow and produce a lot of fruits." The crab agreed to exchange the rice ball. Then she took the seed
home and planted it. Soon the seed grow into a small bud and become a big tree. It made a lot of red fruits. The crab wanted to eat the fruit,
but she coul not climb the tree. Then the monkey came again, climbing the tree and eating the fruits. The crab begged the monkey to pick some
for her and her kind. Yet, the selfish monkey took a hard green fruit and threw it to the crab. She was samshed very hard. The crabs kids started
to cry and their noise attracted other animals. They soon found out what happened. The king of animals decided to give the monkey a
punishment.

5. Why did the crab beg the monkey for some fruits
a. She was greedy
b. She couldn’t climb the tree
c. The monkey was a kind animal
d. The monkey had not eaten lots of fruits
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Read the text and answer question 8-10
One day a king stepped out of the gates of his palace and found a man standing there. The man had a plump chicken in his hands. On seeing the
king he bowed respectfully and said: "Maharaj, I gambled in your name and won this chicken. It belongs to you. Please accept it."
"Give it to my poultry keeper," said the king. A few days later the king saw the saw the man standing outside the gates again.
This time he had a goat with him. "I won this goat in your name, Maharaj," he said after saluting the ruler. "It belongs to you."
The king was pleased. "Give it to my goalkeeper," he said.Some weeks later the man was at the palace gates once again.
This time he had two men with him. "I lost 500 varahas to each of these men while playing in your name, Maharaj," said the man. "I have no
money to pay them. "The king realized he had made a mistake in accepting the man's gifts on the previous occasions. Now he could not refuse
to help him. He paid off the two men and warned the gambler never to play in his name again.

8. The text tells us about…

a. A tricky gamblers
b. A man with his bad habit
c. An innocent king
d. A misfortune gambler