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LATIHAN SOAL SAS KELAS IX BAHASA INGGRIS

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The Unexpected Visitor at Ranu Kumbolo

            Last month, my friends and I decided to go on a weekend camping trip to Ranu Kumbolo, a beautiful lake located on the slopes of Mount Semeru in East Java. We planned this trip carefully, packing essentials like sturdy tents, warm sleeping bags, and enough food for three days.

            We started our trek early on Friday morning. The trail was challenging but rewarding, with stunning views of the lush mountain forest. We finally reached the lake just before sunset. The sight of Ranu Kumbolo—a calm, clear blue lake surrounded by rolling hills—was absolutely breathtaking. We quickly set up our camp, cooked a simple dinner, and enjoyed the quiet, star-filled night.

            On Saturday morning, we woke up to a crisp, cold morning. We were making pancakes for breakfast when we had an unexpected visitor: a small, friendly deer approached our campsite! It wasn't afraid of us and stayed near for a few minutes before quietly disappearing back into the trees. We managed to take a few photos of it.

            Later that day, we hiked around the lake and spent the evening telling stories around a small campfire. The trip taught us the importance of teamwork and showed us the unspoiled beauty of nature. We left on Sunday, carrying nothing but memories and leaving nothing but footprints.

1.       When did the narrator and friends decide to go camping?

a.       Last week.

b.       Last year.

c.       Last month.

d.       Last holiday.

 

2.       Where is Ranu Kumbolo located?

a.       On the peak of Mount Bromo.

b.       Near the coast of East Java.

c.       On the slopes of Mount Semeru.

d.       In a big city in East Java.

 

3.       Which item was NOT mentioned as an essential thing they packed?

a.       Sturdy tents.

b.       Warm sleeping bags.

c.       Enough food for three days.

d.       A portable stove.

 

4.       What was the narrator's feeling about the view of Ranu Kumbolo when they arrived?

a.       Disappointing.

b.       Breathtaking.

c.       Boring.

d.       Scary.

 

5.       The trail to the lake was described as...

a.       Easy and flat.

b.       Challenging but rewarding.

c.       Dangerous and slippery.

d.       Short and simple.

 

6.       When did they finally reach the lake?

a.       Just after sunrise.

b.       In the middle of the night.

c.       Just before sunset.

d.       At noon.

 

7.       What kind of unexpected visitor did they meet on Saturday morning?

a.       A wild tiger.

b.       A friendly monkey.

c.       A small, friendly deer.

d.       A big brown bear.

8.       What were they cooking for breakfast when the visitor arrived?

a.       Noodles.

b.       Rice.

c.       Eggs.

d.       Pancakes.

9.       What is one important lesson the trip taught the narrator?

a.       The importance of money.

b.       The importance of social media.

c.       The importance of teamwork.

d.       The importance of sleeping late.

 

10.   What does the final sentence, "leaving nothing but footprints," imply?

a.       They left their bags behind.

b.       They forgot to clean the area.

c.       They practiced responsible and clean camping.

d.       They only brought their shoes.

 

11.   The children ________ (watch) a movie when the electricity suddenly went out last night.

a.       watched

b.       were watching

c.       watch

d.       watches

 

12.   My father ________ (drive) me to school this morning because I missed the bus.

a.       driving

b.       was driving

c.       drove

d.       drives

 

13.   While I ________ (do) my homework, my little brother ________ (play) with his toys quietly.

a.       did / played

b.       do / plays

c.       was doing / was playing

d.       were doing / played

14.   She ________ (not finish) her project yesterday because she felt sick.

a.       wasn't finishing

b.       isn't finishing

c.       didn't finish

d.       doesn't finish

 

15.   What ________ (you / eat) when I saw you at the restaurant two hours ago?

a.       do you eat

b.       did you eat

c.       were you eating

d.       are you eating

 

16.   They ________ (live) in Bandung from 2010 to 2018.

a.       are living

b.       were living

c.       living

d.       lived

 

17.   I ________ (talk) on the phone when the earthquake ________ (strike).

a.       talk / strikes

b.       talked / was striking

c.       was talking / struck

d.       talked / struck

 

18.   When the tourists ________ (arrive) at the museum, it ________ (already / close).

a.       arrived / already closed

b.       arrived / was already closing

c.       were arriving / already closed

d.       arrive / already close

 

19.   At 7 p.m. last Tuesday, my family and I ________ (have) dinner together.

a.       had

b.       has

c.       were having

d.       having

 

20.   Suddenly, the dog ________ (jump) over the fence and ________ (run) away.

a.       was jumping / ran

b.       jumped / ran

c.       jumped / was running

d.       jumps / runs

 

21.   Direct: "I am going to the library now," said Rian.

Indirect: Rian said that he ________ to the library then.

a.       is going

b.       was going

c.       goes

d.       went

 

22.   Direct: "We have finished our project," the students told the teacher.

Indirect: The students told the teacher that they ________ their project.

a.       finish

b.       will finish

c.       had finished

d.       have finished

 

23.   Direct: "Did you see the accident yesterday?" asked the police officer.
Indirect: The police officer asked me if I ________ the accident the day before.

a.       see

b.       saw

c.       had seen

d.       have seen

 

24.   Direct: "Please help me carry this box," asked the old lady.

Indirect: The old lady asked me ________ box.

a.       help her carry that

b.       to help her carry that

c.       help her carrying this

b.       d. to help her carrying this

 

25.   Direct: "I will travel to Bali next month," stated Nina.

Indirect: Nina stated that she ________ travel to Bali the following month.

a.       will

b.       would be

c.       would

d.       is going to

 

 

26.   Change the sentence into indirect speech.

"I am studying now," said Rina.

a.     Rina said that she is studying now.

b.    Rina said that she was studying then.

c.     Rina said that she were studying then.

d.    Rina said that she studied then.

 

27.   Change the sentence into direct speech.
He said that he had finished his homework.

a.     "I finish my homework," he said.

b.    "I am finishing my homework," he said.

c.     "I had finished my homework," he said.

d.    "I have finished my homework," he said.

 

28.   Change the sentence into indirect speech.

"Can you help me?" asked the woman.

a.     The woman asked if I can help her.

b.    The woman asked that I could help her.

c.     The woman asked if I could help her.

d.    The woman asked if I help her.

 

29.   Change the sentence into direct speech.
They said that they were going to Jakarta the next day.

a.     "We are going to Jakarta tomorrow," they said.

b.    "We were going to Jakarta tomorrow," they said.

c.     "They are going to Jakarta tomorrow," they said.

d.    "We are going to Jakarta the next day," they said.

 

30.   Change the sentence into indirect speech.
"Don’t be late!" the teacher told us.

a.       The teacher told us not to be late.

b.       The teacher told us to not be late.

c.       The teacher told us be not late.

d.       The teacher said us not be late.

 

31.   Choose the correct combined sentence.
Event 1: The rain started.
Event 2: They quickly went inside the tent.
Connector: As soon as

a.     They went inside the tent as soon as the rain was started.

b.    As soon as the rain started, they quickly went inside the tent.

c.     The rain started as soon as they quickly went inside the tent

d.    As soon as going inside the tent, the rain started.

 

32.   Choose the correct combined sentence.
Event 1: He finished his homework.
Event 2: He started playing games.
Connector: After

a.     After playing games, he finished his homework.

b.    He started playing games after finishing his homework.

c.     After he finished his homework, he started playing games.

d.    He finished his homework after he was playing games.

 

33.   Choose the correct combined sentence.
Event 1: She was listening to music.
Event 2: The phone rang.
Connector: While

a.       While the phone was ringing, she listened to music.

b.       The phone rang while she was listening to music.

c.       While she was listening to music, the phone rang.

d.       She listens to music while the phone rang.

 

34.   Choose the correct combined sentence.
Event 1: They were walking in the park.
Event 2: They met an old friend.
Connector: When

a.       When they met an old friend, they walked in the park.

b.       They met an old friend when they were walking in the park.

c.       They are meeting an old friend when they walked in the park.

d.       When meeting an old friend, they were walking in the park.

 

35.   Choose the correct combined sentence.
Event 1: We ran out of gas.
Event 2: We had to stop at the nearest station.
Connector: Because

a.       We had to stop at the nearest station because we ran out of gas.

b.       Because we ran out of gas, we stop at the nearest station.

c.       We run out of gas because we had to stop at the nearest station.

d.       We ran out of gas because we were stopping at the station.

 

36.   Choose the correct combined sentence.
Event 1: I lost my key.
Event 2: I couldn't open the door.
Connector: So

a.       So I lost my key, I couldn't open the door.

b.       I couldn't open the door so I had lost my key.

c.       I was losing my key so I couldn't open the door.

d.       I lost my key, so I couldn't open the door.

 

37.   Choose the correct combined sentence.
Event 1: The lights went off.
Event 2: We were having dinner.
Connector: Just as

a.       We were having dinner just as the lights were going off.

b.       Just as we were having dinner, the lights went off.

c.       The lights went off just as we had dinner.

d.       We had dinner just as the lights went off.

 

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            Long ago, in a peaceful village, lived an old widow named Mbok Rondo. She lived alone and deeply wished for a child. One night, a giant came to her house. The giant offered her a magical cucumber seed with one strict condition: if the seed grew and produced a baby girl, that girl must be returned to the giant on her seventeenth birthday to be eaten. Overwhelmed by her desire for a child, Mbok Rondo agreed to the terrifying bargain.

            Mbok Rondo planted the seed. Soon, it yielded a magnificent golden cucumber. When she cut it open, a beautiful baby girl emerged, whom she named Timun Mas (Golden Cucumber). Mbok Rondo loved Timun Mas dearly.

            Time flew by quickly. Timun Mas grew into a lovely young woman. The night before her seventeenth birthday, Mbok Rondo was visited by the giant in a dream, demanding his promise be fulfilled. Mbok Rondo was filled with sorrow and dread. She did not want to lose her daughter.

            Mbok Rondo secretly sought help from a powerful hermit. The hermit gave her four small packets containing cucumber seeds, needles, salt, and terasi (fermented shrimp paste). These packets were weapons to fight the giant.

            The next day, when the giant came, Mbok Rondo urged Timun Mas to run away, carrying the four packets. The furious giant immediately started chasing her. Timun Mas threw the first packet (cucumber seeds). Instantly, a dense cucumber forest grew, slowing the giant down. The giant managed to break free and continued the chase.

            Timun Mas threw the second packet (needles). Sharp bamboo trees sprang up, piercing the giant's feet. The giant cried out in pain but kept pursuing her. When the giant was very close, Timun Mas threw the third packet (salt). A wide, boiling mud ocean appeared and enveloped the giant.

            In desperation, Timun Mas threw the last packet (terasi). A vast and foul-smelling mud swamp formed. The giant plunged into it and, unable to escape, slowly drowned. Timun Mas was safe and returned home. They lived happily ever after, free from fear.

38.   Which part of the text describes the complication (rising action/masalah utama)?

a.       Mbok Rondo wished for a child and met the giant.

b.       The giant demanded his promise be fulfilled on Timun Mas's 17th birthday.

c.       Timun Mas and Mbok Rondo lived happily ever after.

d.       The hermit gave four small packets to Mbok Rondo.

 

39.   Why did the giant come to Mbok Rondo's house after 17 years?

a.       He wanted to give Mbok Rondo another magical seed.

b.       He wanted to apologize for his strict condition.

c.       He came to collect the child as promised and eat her.

d.       He wanted to see how Timun Mas was doing.

 

40.   Which item was NOT included in the four packets Timun Mas brought to fight the giant?

a.       Needles.

b.       Salt.

c.       Sand

d.       Cucumber seeds.

 

41.   The sentence "Mbok Rondo agreed to the bargain, so the giant gave her a magical seed" uses the connector 'so' to show...

a.       Contrast.

b.       Result

c.       Choice.

d.       Time sequence.

 

42.   Change the following sentence into the negative form:

"Mbok Rondo loved Timun Mas dearly."

a.       Mbok Rondo not loved Timun Mas dearly.

b.       Mbok Rondo did not love Timun Mas dearly.

c.       Mbok Rondo did not loving Timun Mas dearly.

d.       Mbok Rondo does not love Timun Mas dearly.

 

 

43.   Direct Speech: "You must be returned to me on your seventeenth birthday,"

said the Giant.
Reported Speech: The giant insisted that Timun Mas ________ to him on her seventeenth birthday.

a.       must be returned

b.       had to be returned

c.       will be returned

d.       is returned

 

44.   Based on the action of running away and using the weapons, what was Timun Mas's primary feeling when confronting the giant?

a.       Joyful and calm.

b.       Fearful but determined to survive.

c.       Angry and aggressive.

d.       Indifferent and bored.

 

45.   What is the main moral message of the story of Timun Mas?

a.       Always trust strangers who offer help.

b.       It is easy to defeat a giant with only four packets.

c.       Think carefully before making a promise, especially out of desperation.

d.       Always rely on a powerful hermit for hel

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