SMA Bahasa Inggris: Pertanyaan, Jawaban, Latihan Soal & Pembahasan

Answer the following question clearly and correctly!

What is the advantage if we follow the rules at that place?

For questions 18 to 20, choose the correct words to complete the following text.

    Raja Ampat Islands are the one of the best tourist destinations located in Papua. The islands consist of four main islands and hundreds of small islands. They (18)____ over four rnillion hectares of land and sea in the heart of the 'Coral Triangle'. 

    The islands have a great number of fish, coral, mollusk species and other variety of marine life. It is said that this area has the highest recorded diversity of coral species in the world. It is also considered an important site for marine biodiversity. (19)____, it is a superb spot for diving too.

    So, if you like to (20)____ yourself in the exploration of an amazing underwater world or seek for the tranquility of stunning islands, Raja Ampat Islands are the best destinations ever.

(19) ....

Fill in the blank with the correct answer.
 

Dina got low score in Biology test. She ... studied harder and better.

The form of an adverb modified by ‘more’, ‘less’ or ‘-er’ that is used to compare two things shows the use of ____.

You are talking to another visitor. Practice the dialogue. Use the cues in the box below.

A: How are you enjoying it here?

B: Well. It's all right.

A: How do you like the food?

B: Actually, I don't like it at all. It is not only too ____ but also too ____ for me.

A: Really? Well, what do you think of the hotel?

B: It's ____ good ____ comfortable, I'm afraid. It's ____ too noisy ___ too crowded.

Answer the question with the correct answer.

There are two people in that car, … one is your brother?

Stalagmites are formed by ...

Write sentence with the paired conjunctions: neither ... nor ....

1. He doesn't like coffee. Does he like tea?

 He likes neither coffee nor tea.

Combine each pair of sentences into one new sentence with parallel structure. Use both ... and ...; not only ... but also ...; either ... or ...; neither ... nor ...
 

2. You can have tea, or you can have coffee.

 You can have either tea or coffee.

Combine each pair of sentences into one new sentence with parallel structure. Use both ... and ...; not only ... but also ...; either ... or ...; neither ... nor ...

1. He does not have a pen. He does not have paper.

 He has neither a pen nor paper.