The
Lost Necklace
Last weekend, Anna visited her grandmother’s old house.
While
exploring the attic, she accidentally dropped a small box and found her
grandmother’s favorite necklace missing.
Feeling
guilty, Anna searched all afternoon until she finally found the necklace stuck
under an old wooden chair.
She
returned it to her grandmother and promised to be more careful next time
(Re-orientation).
1.
What is the purpose of the text?
a. To describe the necklace
b. To entertain with a story
c. To give instructions
d. To explain how to find lost items
e. To report an incident
2.
Where did Anna lose the necklace?
a. In the kitchen
b. In the garden
c. Under a chair in the attic
d. In her room
e. In the living room
3.
Which part of the text shows the
problem?
a. Orientation
b. Complication
c. Resolution
d. Re-orientation
e. Identification
4.
What is the main reason Anna
searched for the necklace?
a. She wanted a new necklace
b. She felt guilty
c. She planned to sell it
d. She lost her own necklace
e. She wanted to play
5.
What would likely happen if Anna had
not found the necklace?
a. Her grandmother would move house
b. She would throw away the box
c. Her grandmother might be disappointed
d. The attic would become cleaner
e. The story would become a report
The
Talking Parrot
Mike bought a parrot because the seller claimed it could speak.
For
weeks, Mike talked to the bird every day, but the parrot remained silent no
matter what he said.
One
morning, Mike sighed loudly, “I wasted my money!” Suddenly, the parrot replied,
“Finally! You talk about something interesting!”
6.
What is the purpose of the text?
a. To describe a parrot
b. To explain how parrots talk
c. To entertain readers with a humorous story
d. To argue about pets
e. To give instructions
7.
Who bought the parrot?
a. The seller
b. Mike
c. Mike’s friend
d. A stranger
e. The bird itself
8.
The twist of the text occurs when…
a. The seller talks
b. The parrot refuses to eat
c. The parrot finally speaks
d. Mike buys another pet
e. Mike stops talking to the parrot
9.
Why did Mike feel disappointed?
a. The parrot flew away
b. The parrot kept him awake
c. The parrot could not speak for weeks
d. The seller lied about the bird’s age
e. The parrot made too much noise
10.
What can be inferred about the
parrot’s personality?
a. It is easily scared
b. It is lazy
c. It talks only when it wants to
d. It is sick
e. It hates Mike
My
School Library
My school library is a quiet and comfortable
place.
It has wooden bookshelves filled with novels,
encyclopedias, and textbooks. There are large windows that allow sunlight to
enter the room. The library also has soft chairs and study tables for students
who want to read or complete assignments.
11.
What is being described in the text?
a. A classroom
b. A bookstore
c. A school library
d. A teacher’s office
e. A garden
12.
What makes the library bright?
a. Lamps
b. Candles
c. Large windows
d. Colorful books
e. Bright chairs
13.
Which detail supports the idea that
the library is comfortable?
a. The bookshelves are tall
b. There are many textbooks
c. It has soft chairs and study tables
d. The library is near the canteen
e. It is open at night
14.
What is the main function of the
description section?
a. To explain the problem
b. To retell past events
c. To give detailed characteristics
d. To present a twist
e. To entertain
15.
If the windows were removed, what
would most likely happen?
a. The library would get more sunlight
b. The library would become darker
c. The bookshelves would break
d. Students would stop reading
e. The library would become larger
Dolphins
Dolphins are intelligent marine mammals
that live in oceans around the world.
They have smooth skin, a long body, and a dorsal
fin. Dolphins communicate using clicks and whistles, and they usually travel in
groups called pods (Identification).
16.
What is the text mainly about?
a. Life at sea
b. How to train dolphins
c. Characteristics of dolphins
d. A story about dolphins
e. A humorous event
17.
Dolphins communicate by using…
a. Roars
b. Body language only
c. Clicks and whistles
d. Color changes
e. Echoes only
18.
What is the function of the general
classification?
a. To give detailed characteristics
b. To retell a funny event
c. To introduce the subject generally
d. To describe a place
e. To provide a resolution
19.
Which detail shows how dolphins live
socially?
a. They have smooth skin
b. They use whistles
c. They live in pods
d. They swim fast
e. They eat fish
Why are dolphins considered intelligent animals?
a. They live in the ocean
b. They have smooth skin
c. They communicate and work well in groups
d. They can change color
e. They move quietly
