Soal Penilaian Tengah Semester (PTS) Ganjil Bahasa Inggris Kelas 11 SMA/MA/MAK Kurikulum 2013 Tahun Pelajaran 2022/2023

Soal Penilaian Tengah Semester (PTS) Ganjil
Bahasa Inggris Kelas 11 SMA/MA/MAK
 Kurikulum 2013 Tahun Pelajaran 2022/2023

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Pada kesempatan kali ini, kami menyajikan Soal Penilaian Tengah Semester (PTS) Ganjil Bahasa Inggris Kelas 11 SMA/MA/MAK Kurikulum 2013 Tahun Pelajaran 2022/2023

A. Choose the correct answer by crossing A, B, C, D, or E!

1. The following text is for question no. 1 to 2. 

Man: I bought a novel last month, and I have finished reading it. It is interesting. You should read it.

Woman: Really? What is it about?

Man: It is about school life.

Woman: I like that theme. Can I borrow it?

Man: Of course.

What can we learn from the dialogue?

A. The man wrote the novel

B. The man didn't like the novel he bought.

C. The man suggests the woman read his novel.

D. The woman offers the man to return the novel.

E. The woman dislikes novels about school life.

2. Based on the dialog, we can conclude that ….

A. The woman bought a novel last month 

B. The man loves reading a novel 

C. The woman lends the man her novel 

D. The man thinks that the novel isn’t interesting 

E. The woman will finish reading the novel 

3. The following text is for question no. 3 to 4.

Man: Should I buy a laptop?

Woman: I think you should buy it. Most of our school assignments needs computer

Man: Alright. I have saved money since I was at the tenth grade. I hope they are enough.

Why does the woman suggest the man buy a laptop?

A. The man has saved his money.

B. The woman needs a computer.

C. The man is the tenth grade.

D. The woman wants the man to buy her a laptop

E. His assignments have to be done by a laptop.

4. What is the man going to do later?

A. He will buy a new laptop

B. He is about to borrow the woman’s laptop

C. He is going to rent a laptop

D. He wants to do his assignment together with the woman 

E. He offers the woman some help to do her assignment

5. The following text is for question no. 5 to 6.

Man: The food is very good, isn't it?

Woman: I don't think so. The appearance is appetizing but the taste is awful.

Man: I think it is delicious enough.

Woman: Perhaps we have different taste.

What does the woman mean? 

A. She likes the food.

B. She wants to order the food again.

C. She agrees with the man's opinion.

D. The food does not suit on her.

E. The restaurant is recommended.

6. Which is the correct statement based on the dialog?

A. The woman loves the food 

B. The man thinks that the appearance of food is awful

C. The woman is going to order the food again

D. The man agrees with the woman opinion  

E. The man and the woman have different taste of food

7. The following text is for question no. 7 to 8. 

Man: I'm planning to swim in the beach. What do you think?

Woman: I don't think it is the right time. It is dangerous. The wind is unpredictable.

Man: You're right. How about swimming at the pool?

Woman: It sounds good, but you should go with your friends.

What does the woman think about Swimming in the beach?

A. It looks good.

B. It is unpredictable.

C. It is dangerous at this time

D. It is not for him and friends.

E. It is better than swimming at the pool.

8. According to the text, the expression of asking for someone’s opinion is ….

A. It sounds good, but you should go with your friends.

B. You're right. How about swimming at the pool?

C. I'm planning to swim in the beach.

D. What do you think?

E. I don't think it is the right time. It is dangerous. The wind is unpredictable.

9. The following text is for question no. 9 to 10. 

Man: What do you think of the TV program? The programs are awful, right?

Woman: ….

What is the most appropriate response to say next?

A. Let's watch television.

B. I agree with you. They are terrible

C. Oh, do you think so? I don't believe you.

D. I think we should not watch TV too much.

E. That is a good idea.

10. “What do you think of the TV program?” This expression shows that ….

A. The man asks for the woman’s opinion 

B. The woman asks for the man’s opinion 

C. The man gives the woman his opinion 

D. The woman gives the man her opinion 

E. The man agrees with the woman opinion 

11. The following text is for question no. 11 to 12.

Man: What do you think of our school canteen?

Woman: I think the food is quite affordable.

Man: ….

What is the best response to say next?

A. I don't think it is a good idea.

B. I agree that we need more canteens.

C. In my opinion, our school should build a canteen.

D. I disagree with you that the food is expensive.

E. To some extent yes, but it should be healthy.

12. “I think the food is quite affordable.” This expression has similar meaning with, except ….

A. Personally, the food is quite affordable.

B. I reckon the food is quite affordable.

C. As far as I’m concerned, the food is quite affordable.

D. I believe the food is quite affordable.

E. I agree the food is quite affordable.

13. The following text is for question no. 13 to 14. 

Woman: My computer is not working.

Man: My sister will help you. She knows all about computers.

Woman: Oh, thank God.

Man: I will call her for you.

Woman: ….

What is the best response to say next?

A. That's a good suggestion.

B. Thank you very much.

C. You should do it now.

D. That's a good idea.

E. I think I can repair it.

14. According to the dialog, we can infer that ….

A. The man can repair a computer 

B. The woman got her computer serviced

C. The man knows all about computer 

D. The man’s sister is about to assist the woman 

E. The woman will call the man’s sister 

15. The following text is for question no. 15 to 16. 

Man: I think I need to cut the grass.

Woman: Why don't you use a lawn mower?

Man: I don't have that kind of thing

Woman: I can lend you. My father bought a new lawn mower yesterday.

What are they talking about?

A. a lawn mower

B. scissor 

C. hoe

D. vacuum cleaner 

E. harrow 

16. “Why don't you use a lawn mower?” This expression belongs to expression of ….

A. Asking for an opinion 

B. Asking for a suggestion 

C. Giving an opinion 

D. Giving a suggestion 

E. Accepting someone’s suggestion 

17. The following text is for question no. 17 to 18.

In my opinion, basketball is the best sport. It is a great exercise for anyone who plays. Although it is as popular as soccer, to my mind basketball is the best. It is one of the best ways to exercise even though you are a really good player or are just learning the basics. You can get into really good shape and all of the aerobic activity that is needed to play can translate to other sports or activities you might enjoy.

What is the text about?

A. Joyful activities 

B. Basketball

C. Best sport 

D. great exercise

E. soccer

18. “In my opinion, basketball is the best sport.” This expression belongs to the expression of ….

A. Asking for an opinion 

B. Asking for a suggestion 

C. Giving an opinion 

D. Giving a suggestion 

E. Accepting someone’s suggestion 

This dialogue is for questions 19 and 20.

Ryan: Would you like me to help you move tomorrow?

Katy: Sure, if you don't mind.

Ryan: No, of course not.

Katy: Thanks. That would be great help. You know there is only one man in my family.

Ryan: What time are you going to depart?

Katy: At eleven o'clock.

Ryan: Well, I can come over this afternoon and help you pack.

Katy: It would be wonderful.

Ryan: What if I come about three?

Katy: That's good for me.

Ryan: I've got some old packing cases. Would you like me to bring some for you?

Katy: No, thanks. I have bought plenty. Thanks for the offering.

19. The dialog is about ….

A. asking for suggestions

B. asking for opinions

C. making suggestions

D. making offers

E. giving opinions

20. We know from the dialogue that Katy ….

A. is going to move tomorrow

B. lives alone

C. refuses Ryan's help

D. doesn't like Ryan

E. wants Ryan to come tomorrow

This dialogue is for questions 21 to 23.

Father: Are you ready, May?

May: Yes, Dad.

Father: Well, do you need any money?

May: I don't think so. If I do, I will use my saving.

Father: Be sure to call us as soon as you arrive.

May: I will if I get a chance, Dad. Things are rather hectic. Perhaps, I will call you at

night.

Father: Okay. I think the distance between your school and aunty's house is not far. You can walk or ride a bike.

May: Yes, Dad. I have to go. Bye, Dad.

Father: Bye.

21. Where is May going to go?

A. To the airport.

B. To her aunt's house.

C. To her school.

D. To a boarding house.

E. To the bus station.

22. What does father want May to do when she arrives?

A. Go to sleep immediately.

B. Go to the location alone.

C. Call her family soon.

D. Use her own money.

E. Stay at her grandmother's house.

23. What is father's suggestion?

A. Walk or ride a bike to school.

B. Call him every day.

C. Go to aunt's house.

D. Call him in the morning.

E. Ask her some money.

This text is for questions 24 to 27.

Most people are afraid to break rules. However, others believe that rules are meant to be broken. What about you?

Rules are used for telling someone that they have to obey a rule even if they do not want to. The problem with a rigid approach to rules is that it divides people, either you area conformist or a rebel. I think not all rules are equal. Some were created to control people, and some were created for people's safety. I think people choose to break the rules that limit them, not just because they don't like the rules. Breaking rules is like cheating. Behavioral scientists found a correlation between dishonesty and creativity. People with the most creative jobs or mindsets are more likely to break the rules. The more creative one is, the easier it is to tell the story in a way that justifies breaking the rules. There's an emotional upside, too people who break the rules feel smarter than the rest. Maybe because they are not conforming. They are also liberated getting rid of rules allows their brains to think freely and let their creative juices flow without limitations. In my opinion, rules are for everyone and everyone should follow them. Break the rules, but consider the consequences on the rest, not only on you.

24. What is the text about?

A. The definition of rules.

B. Why people break rules.

C. How to create rules.

D. Kinds of rules.

E. The benefits of rules.

25. From the text, we know that the writer ….

A. is afraid to break rules

B. likes breaking rules

C. doesn't agree with rules

D. is a rebel

E. hates rules

26. Based on the text, who often break rules?

A. Behavioral scientists.

B. People with the most creative jobs.

C. Innocent people.

D. People with high temper.

E. Genius people.

27. "Maybe because they are not conforming." The underlined word can be replaced with ….

A. rebelling

B. annoying

C. liberating

D. flouting

E. obeying

This text is for questions 28 and 30.

I think skipping breakfast is not a good habit. It is claimed that breakfast helps us lose weight, and that skipping it can raise our risk of obesity. Many studies show that people who always have their breakfast tend to be healthier. Furthermore, people who eat breakfast regularly often have increased physical activity. So, in my opinion, we should eat breakfast every day.

28. What is the text about?

A. A good habit.

B. Skipping a nap.

C. The importance of breakfast.

D. Causes of obesity.

E. How to be healthier.

29. From the text, we know that having breakfast regularly ….

A. can gain weight

B. raises risk of obesity

C. makes body healthier

D. decreases physical activity

E. increases cholesterol

30. According to the text, we can imply that ….

A. People always have breakfast regularly

B. Skipping breakfast can lead people to the risk of obesity

C. People who don’t have breakfast tend to be healthier

D. People can increase her physical activity without having breakfast 

E. We don’t need to eat breakfast every day.

 

B. Answer the following questions clearly and correctly!

This dialogue is for questions 1 and 2.

Yenny: I think people don't like riding bicycle or walking today.

Ira: I disagree with you. Today many people ride their bicycle to get healthy.

Yenny: I see your point, but they only do it on Sundays. They do not ride bicycle every day. I have ever seen that some people go to the nearest shop by motorcycle. They look lazy. Some of them showed off their vehicle.

Ira: I don't have any suggestion about that.

1. What are they talking about?

2. Accoding to the text, mention:

a) The expression of giving an opinion 

b) The expression of disagreeing someone’s opinion 

This dialogue is for questions 3 and 4.

Jojo: The rain won't stop. I forgot to bring my raincoat. I think I can't go home.

Leo: It is downpouring. You should wait for a while. Heavy rainfall creates slick driving conditions with next to no visibility.

Jojo: You're right. What if the rain wouldn't stop?

Leo: Don't worry. You can use my raincoat. However, you can go home if the rain subsides.

Jojo: Okay.

3. What is Jojo's problem? What does Leo suggest to Jojo?

4. What is Leo's offer?

5. Some people like to eat at food stands, but some like to eat in restaurants.

Based on the statement above, write a dialogue with expressions of giving suggestion and opinion!

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