PENILAIAN SUIMATIF TENGAH SEMESTER GASAL BAHASA INGGRIS KELAS 9 TAHUN PELAJARAN 2024-2025
PENILAIAN
SUMATIF TENGAH SEMESTER GASAL
TAHUN
PELAJARAN 2023/2024
Mata
Pelajaran : Bahasa Inggris
Kelas : IX ( Sembilan )
Hari
/ Tanggal : Selasa, 24 September
2024
Pukul
: 09.30 WIB – 11.00
WIB
Waktu : (90 menit)
PETUNJUK UMUM
1.
Berdoalah sebelum mengerjakan.
2.
Pastikan jaringan internet pada Handphone Anda sudah
terkoneksi internet;
3.
Klik link Google Form yang telah tersedia.
4.
Jika link sudah terbuka,pertama - tama isilah Nama dan
Identitas Anda lainya sesuai pertanyaan yang ada pada sheet 1.
5.
Jika seluruh pertanyaan pada sheet 1 sudah selesai,
maka kalian akan diarahkan menuju sheet 2. Silahkan kerjakanlah semua soal Pilihan Ganda pada sheet 2 ini dengan telti dan
tepat.
6.
Jika sheet 2 sudah terselaikan dengan baik, Anda akan diarahkan
menuju Soial Essay.
7.
Untuk soal essay dijawab dengan menggunakan Lembar Jawab yang tersedia.
8.
Tulislah Nama, Kelas, dan Nomor Tes Anda pada Lembar
Jawab tersebut dan kerjakan soal – soal essay tersebut dengan baik.
9.
Periksalah pekerjaan Anda sebelum
diserahkan kepada Pengawas Ruang.
SELAMAT MENGERJAKAN
CHOOSE
THE CORRECT ANSWER BY CROSSING (X) A, S, C, OR D !
The
dialog is for the question number 1-3.
|
: |
Monita, what are you reading? |
|
|
Monita |
: |
Bekantan. I think I am going to talk about this
primate for my Science project next week! |
|
Andre |
: |
Cool! It’s a reddish-brown monkey with a long and
big nose, right? |
|
Monita |
: |
Yes. And Bekantan is quite big. Its weight is about
6-22 kilograms and its height is around 55 to 76 cm. Interestingly, its tail
is almost as long as its body! |
|
Andre |
: |
What a tail! Hey, look … The book says Bekantan is a
Proboscis monkey. |
|
Monita |
: |
Pardon? What monkey? |
|
Andre |
: |
Proboscis monkey. It means a long-nosed monkey. |
|
Monita |
: |
Hmm … an interesting name but hard to say. |
|
Andre |
: |
It also has another name. Nasalis larvatus. |
|
Monita |
: |
Wait … I should take notes. Bekantan is a type of
primate. Its common name is pro … |
|
Andre |
: |
Proboscis monkey |
|
Monita |
: |
Monita, what are you reading? |
1.
The
dialogue tells us about … .
A.
Bekantan
B.
Science
project
C.
The
writer’s monkey
D.
The
body of Primate
2.
From
the dialogue, Bekantan ….
A.
has
short tail
B.
is
not too big
C.
has
long and big nose
D.
has
blackish – brown fur
3.
People
usually called Bekantan is Proboscis monkey because ….
A.
It
has a long-nosed monkey
B.
It
is a type of primate
C.
Its
body is quite big
D.
Its
tail is very long
The
dialog is for the question number 4-7.
|
: |
Bekantans are from Borneo, right? So, we can
find them in Indonesia, Malaysia, and
Brunei. |
|
|
Monita |
: |
Yes, but we can find them mostly on the Indonesian
side. |
|
Andre |
: |
Really? |
|
Monita |
: |
Yes, that is why Bekantans are used as the icon of
Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan. |
|
Andre |
: |
Well, I believe we can find these monkeys in Borneo
forests. |
|
Monita |
: |
Right, specifically in mangroves. You know,
mangroves are a type of rainforest that meet the sea. |
|
Andre |
: |
So, Bekantans live in mangrove trees. |
|
Monita |
: |
Yes, they like spending most of their time in trees.
See this fact, Bekantans are grouped as arboreal animals. |
|
Andre |
: |
Say again ... Arbo … arboreal? Animals that eat,
sleep, and play in trees. |
4.
Where
do Bekantan come from?
A.
Malaysia
B.
Borneo
C.
Brunei
D.
Java
5.
“So,
we can find them in Indonesia,
Malaysia, and Brunei.” The word “Them” refers to … .
A.
Animals
B.
Bekantans
C.
Countries
D.
Monkeys
6.
From
the dialogue above we know that Bekantans … .
A.
spend
mostly of their time on the ground
B.
are
mostly found in Brunei and Malaysa
C.
live
in Mangrove trees
D.
are
solitary
7.
Bekantans
are arboreal animals because they … .
A.
are
used as the icon of Banjarmasin
B.
eat,
sleep, and play in trees
C.
live
in mangrove trees
D.
live
in rainforest
The
dialog is for the question number 8 - 10.
|
: |
But, Bekantans sometimes go down to the forest floor. They move with their limbs. You know
… hands and feet. |
|
|
Andre |
: |
Hmm, so they can climb, hang, and move around with their limbs. I wonder if they can
swim, too. |
|
Monita |
: |
Of course they can. They live near the sea,
remember. In fact, look, Bekantans are good swimmers. |
|
Andre |
: |
What? Are you kidding? |
|
Monita |
: |
No. The book says that Bekantans can swim well because they have a skin membrane on their
feet and hands as in frogs |
|
Andre |
: |
Awesome! But I guess because Bekantans live in trees, they eat leaves, not fish. Am I
right? |
|
Monita |
: |
Yes, you’re right. Bekantans eat almost all parts
of the plant. They consume young
leaves, fruits, and flowers |
8.
The
dialogue above tells us about … of Bekantans.
B.
The
Behaviors and Diet
C.
The
characteristic
D.
The
habitat
9.
Bekantans
can swim well because they … .
A.
have
a skin membrane on their feet and hands
B.
have
two hands and feet
C.
live
near the sea
D.
have
four limbs
10.
From
the dialogue above we know that
Bekantans … .
A.
eat
young leaves, fruits, and flowers of
plant
B.
like
eating fish near the sea
C.
are
omnivore animals
D.
eat
frogs
The dialog is for
the question number 11 - 14.
|
: |
Did you know that Bekantans are endangered? |
|
|
Andre |
: |
Oh, no! Why? But, the book says Bekantans can live
up to 20 years in the wild. So, what makes them endangered? |
|
Monita |
: |
Well, many predators, such as crocodiles, leopards,
monitor lizards and pythons, eat Bekantans. But, the major threat is habitat destruction. |
|
Andre |
: |
It means they lose their home--their mangrove trees. |
|
Monita |
: |
Sadly, humans’ activities make their home disappear. |
|
Andre |
: |
To save Bekantans we have to save the mangroves! |
|
Monita |
: |
I agree with you! So, what animals are you going to
talk about in our Science project next week? |
11.
The
dialogue above tells us about … of Bekantan.
A.
The
Predator and Threat
B.
The
Behaviors and Diet
C.
The
characteristic
D.
The
habitat
12.
From
the dialogue above we know that Bekantan can live … years in the wild
A.
more
than twenty
B.
up
to twenty
C.
more
than thirty
D.
up
to thirty
13.
“
Did you know that Bekantans are endangered?” . The word “ endanger” means … .
A.
Threaten
B.
Protect
C.
keep
D.
Save
The
dialog is for the question number 14-16.
Today’s
topic for the animal is orangutans. The name orangutan means “man of the
forest.” It’s the largest arboreal mammal. Pongo pygmaeus is their
scientific name.Their long, powerful arms and holding hands, as well as
their feet, help them to move through the branches. Orangutans
are one of the smartest primates. They can
vary in height from 1 to 1.4 meters and weight from 29.9 to 99.79
kilos. Orangutans live in Borneo’s swamps and
forests. They usually go down
from the trees to explore the ground. They
sleep at night and relax during the day on trees. They eat lychees, mangosteens, and figs, and drink
from holes in the ground. Threats
to orangutans include habitat loss through
deforestation and illegal hunting. Adapted from: https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/orangutan
14.
From
the text above we know that orangutans
….
A.
One
of the smartest primates
B.
Live
live in Borneo’s swamps and forests
C.
Have
long, powerful arms and holding hands
D.
Sleep
and relax during the day on the ground
15.
Why
are orangutans endanger now?
A.
Because
their habitat is lost by deforestation and illegal hunting.
B.
Because
they are threaten by other powerful animals.
C.
Because
they are only in Borneo’s swamps and forests.
D.
Because
they often explore the ground.
16.
The
height of orangutans are … based on the text above.
A.
one
up to 1,4 km tall
B.
29
up to 99 m tall
C.
10
up to 14 cm tall
D.
100
up to 140 cm tall
The
dialog is for the question number 16 - 17.
17.
The
text tells us about ….
A.
Tropical
forest of Indonesia
B.
conservation
programs
C.
the
Helmeted Hornbill
D.
Rhinoceros
18.
In
Seruling Mas Zoo Banjarnegara, there are three large birds of Helmeted
Hornbill. The veternist of the zoo always examine their healt and weigh them. Based
on the passage above you know that the wight of a large bird of Helmeted
Hornbill is approximately 3 kg. How weight are the three large birds if the veternist weigh them?
A.
90
kg
B.
15
kg
C.
9
kg
D.
3
kg
The dialog is for
the question number 18 -22 .
19.
A
male orangutan can be … meters tall.
A.
150
B.
120
C.
1,5
D.
1,2
20.
Orangutans
can be categorized as …
A.
Herbivores
B.
Carnivores
C.
Insectivore
D.
Omnivores
21.
There
are about … orangutans in Sumatra and Borneo.
A.
111,500
B.
104,000
C.
7,500
D.
200
The
dialog is for the question number 22-23.
22.
The
text tells us about ….
A.
The
difference between apes and monkeys
B.
The
same body of apes and humans
C.
The
charcterisic of ape
D.
The
charcterisic of monkeys
23.
From
the text above we know that ….
A.
Apes
can be teach to use sign language
B.
Monkeys
are similar with apes
C.
Monkeys
are havier than apes
D.
Apes
have a long tails
The text is for the
question number 24 – 26
24.
The
third paragraph tells us about … .
A.
the
Bali Starling ‘s behavior
B.
the
existance of Bali Starling
C.
the
physical trait of Bali Starling
D.
the
Bali Starling’s reproduction cycle
25.
Based
on the text we know that ….
A.
the
Bali Starling close to extinction because of deforestation, poaching and
illegal trading
B.
the
Bali Starling find nesting materials and drink
on bushes and palm trees
C.
there
are about less than 200 the Bali Starling remain in Indonesia.
D.
The
female can laying and incubating more than four eggs
26.
“The
Bali Starling will fly in pairs while looking for food”. The word
“looking for” means ….
A.
taking
place
B.
finding
out
C.
taking
part
D.
having
diet
27.
According
to text above, both parents of the crowned pigeons incubate an egg for … .
A.
58
days
B.
20
days
C.
a
month
D.
months
28.
There are … large species of pigeon in New
Guinea.
A.
4
B.
20
C.
28
D.
30
The text is for the question number 29 – 30
29.
The
second paragraph describes about ….
A.
the
length of body, iris, beak, underparts, the crown, feet, head, and facial skin
B.
the
length of body, facial skin, iris, beak, underparts, the crown, feet, and head
C.
the
length of body, facial skin, iris, beak, underparts, head, the crown, and feet
D.
the
length of body, facial skin, iris, the crown, feet, head. beak, and underparts
30.
From
the text above we know that the maleo is threatened by ,,,,
A.
beetles,
monitor lizards, reticulated pythons, termites, wild pigs, and cats
B.
wild
pigs, beetles, monitor lizards, reticulated pythons, and mollusks
C.
wild
pigs, cats, monitor lizards, reticulated pythons, and termites.
D.
reticulated
pythons, wild pigs, cats, and monitor lizards
ESSAY
31.
Fill
in the blanks with the suitable “Possessive Adjectives” ( my, your, her, his,
our, their, or Its)
32. Complete the following text by mathing the word in the right box.
33.
Arrange
the jumbled words below into good sentencses! ( Susunlah kata kata acak dibawah
ini menjadi kalimat yang benar!)
a.
are
- in 10 years - to - Gorillas –
predicted - be extinct.
b.
Javan
Rhinoceros - Ujung Kolon National Park - Indonesia - a species of - has – in.
The text is for the question number 34 - 35
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