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ENGLISH 1
PRETEST

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ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BELOW

1.a. What is reading? 2. There is a reference

b.What is the benefit of when you read a text, what
reading, mention it. is that? Please explain it.

3. How do you organize 4. Can you predict

the idea by classification something? How can you
and comparison? Give do that?
some examples.
5. Do you know about 6. What is passive voice,
previewing? Give give two examples.
explanation!

7. What is gerund? give 8. What is infinitive as you

two sentences of gerund. know, give two sentences of
infinitve.
Gabriel Gibran Andreansyach
Tpm 1 A
1a. Reading is seeing and
understanding the contents of
what is written,either orally or
only by heart
1b. benefit of reading
1. Help to reduce stress
2. Can increase knowledge
3. Helps to stimulate analytical
thinking skills
2. Fiction books because the stories
presented are in the form of the
author’s imagination and are good
for our way of thinking
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3. By comparing my ideas with
my friends to find out better
between them. Then I can
classify my ideas and my
friends to find only the good
ones and ignore the bad ones
4. can predict rain by looking at the
sky, clouds and wind, if the
clouds look dark and the
direction of the clouds and the
wind is towards us, the rain will
likely come soon. But maybe my
prediction can be wrong
5. Such as a synopsys, which
explains the entire content of
the work from beginning to end
in short sentences
7. Gerunds are nouns that are
made from the base verb
plus ing.
1. I and my brother are
used to playing basketball
together in the back yard
2. Ema seems to give up.
Cooking is not her passion.
6. passive voice is a type of English
sentence that emphasizes the
object (receiver of action).
While the active sentence
emphasizes the subject or actor
of the activiy
1. some floors mopped by my
mom
2. I am qualified enough to
participate in this event
8. Infinity is a verb that functions
as a noun,adjective, or adverb.
1. I want to swim in the
beach
2. Gibran wants to watch