TUGAS KELOMPOK BAHASA INGGRIS

 Nyemas falisha shamim nibras

 Uray maharani
 Widia ira afrianti
 Layla febby juniarti

DAILY ASSESSMENT 1

1.Man : I recommend that you go to the doctor soon. It’s bleeding.

Woman : I’ll do that later. I need to stop the bleeding first.

Man : I have a first aid box. Wait for me here!

Woman : Okay.

What happens to the woman?

A. She is going to the doctor.

B. She is injured.

C. She is helping someone.

D. She wants to take the first aid box.

E. She cannot see the blood.

2. Woman : Have you had breakfast?

Man : Hot yet I came here humedly

Woman : You should have breakfast. If not you will get stomachache.

Man : Okay, I buy some meals at the shop. Don’t leave me.

What does the woman suggest?

A. Going to the shop.

B.Shipping breakfast.

C. Coming hurriedly.

D. Having breakfast.

E. Going to the doctor.

3. Woman : Where are you going?

Man : To Andy’s house.

Woman : You shouldn’t nde the motorcycle without a helmet. It’s for your safety.

Man : But his house is not far.

Woman : Fil tell dad.

Man : Okay, I’m wearing it.

Why does the woman ask the man to wear the helmet?

A. Father said so.

B.Andy wants to see it.

C. It is for the man’s safety.

D. Andy’s house in for.

E.She is afraid of her father.

4.Woman : Please be quiet! You shouldn’t make noise in the library.

Man : But there are only few people here.

Woman : Look at the signt When you don’t obey the rule, the librarian will ask you to go out.

What is the man not allowed to do?

A. Be quiet.

B. See the sign.

C. Go out.

D. Obey the rule.

E.Make noise.

5. Woman : I think I can’t go with you.

Man : Why?

Woman : Achool

Man : ...

What is the best response to say next?

A.You should stay at home. You have flu.

B.You should come here. We need you.

C. I recommend you eat a lot. You look thin

D. I suggest you drink a lot of water. You

Look weak.

E.You shouldn’t go home. We still have homework.

6.Man : I don’t have much money right now, but I want to buy that watch. It is so wonderful

Woman : It is too expensive.

What is the best response to say next?

A. It’s better for you to buy it next time.

B. I’m satisfied with the watch.

C. Don’t do that!

D. You mustn’t use my money.

E.Why don’t you buy it?

7.Man : What wrong with you, Ana?

Woman : have a toothache. It’s so painful.

Man : ...

What is the most appropriate response to say next?

A. You can brush your teeth.

B. Why don’t you buy a toothbrush?

C. What about buying candy?

D. How about taking a rest?

E. I think you should go to the dentist.

This dialogue is for questions 8 and 9.

James : Do you have a plan today?

Elsa : Yos. I have to go to school, I need to submit my assignment before nine o’clock

James : Mrs. Brown is a punctual person. Don’t be late or she will be angry.

Elsa : I know. My school is near.

James : You should hurry to school. It is 8.45.

Elsa : Okay. See you later.

8. From the dialogue, we know that Elsa should...

A.go home before nine.

B.submit her assignment soon.

C. not be angry.

D. do her assignment.

E. meet Mrs. Brown.

9. Elsa should not be late to school because...

A. James reminds her.

B. She is a punctual person.

C. She is not in hurry.

D. Mrs. Brown is angry.

E. Mrs. Brown likes punctuality.

This text is for questions 10 and 11.

When we visit a zoo, we shouldn’t feed animals with our own food. Many zoos will have specialized
food that we can buy to give to certain animals whilst there. This food is regulated and is appropriate
for those animals which we are allowed to give it to. At the 200, the animals have a very special diet.
The food that the visitors have may make the animals suffer from diarrhea, vomiting, feeling unwell,
and even death when fed inappropriate food.

10. From the text, we know that the zoo visitors ... to animals at the zoo with the food they have.

A. are suggested

B. are not allowed

C. are recommended

D. are advised

E. are not forbidden

11. It can be concluded that inappropriate food is... for the animals at zoos.

A dangerous

B. alright

C. fine

D. specialized

E. prepared

This text is for questions 12 and 13.

Ignorance of the law is no excuse. Many young people like yourselves claim to be ignorant of the law
and think that this means you will not be prosecuted in some cases, but the most states ignorance of
the law is no excuse. As good citizens, you are responsible for: familiarizing yourself with the law and
keeping yourself informed. Knowing the laws and the punishments that might result might keep
more young people honest.

12. Based on the text, which of the following statements is suggestion?

A. You should excuse yourself from law.

B. You should claim to be ignorant of the law.

C. You had better make yourself familiar.

D. You should know the laws and the punishments.

E. You should keep yourself safe from the laws.

13. From the text, the writer suggests us....

A. not be prosecuted in some cases.

B. not ignore the law.

C. not be honest.

D. not keep ourselves informed.

E. not think about the laws.

This text is for questions 14 and 15.

Dear Counselor,

I’m in the eleventh grade now. I like music very much, but my parents do not like it. They don’t allow
me to take a music course. I like listening music and playing guitar. I have a band. Sometimes I lie to
my parents when I perform somewhere. I want to have a career in music, but I don’t know what I
should do. Please help me..

Jonathan

14. Based on the letter, which suggestion is suitable for the writer’s problem?

A. He should tell the truth to his parents.

B. He should learn the music by himself.

C. He should quit the band quickly.

D. He should keep his secret until the end.

E. He should find a job related to music.

15.Based on the letter, which suggestion not to do something is suitable for the problem?

A. He had better not play with his friends.

B. He shouldn’t lie to his parents.

C. He shouldn’t perform with his friends.

D. He ought to leave his band.

E. He had better not buy the music instrument.

DAILY ASSESSMENT 2

1. Man : My father has run in five marathons.

Woman: That’s great.

Man : He is planning to participate in the next marathon held by a popular shopping centre.

How many marathon events did the man’s father participate?

A. Two.
B. Three.

C. Four.

D. Five

E. Six.

2. Man : Where is Mr. Leo’s house?

Woman : His house is near the park. He has lived in the same house all his life.

Man : He must love his house.

What does the woman mean?

A. Mr. Leo is a new neighbor

B. Mr. Leo never moves house

C. Mr. Leo has a house in another place

D. Mr. Leo has a new house.

E. Mr. Leo often moves to his new house

3. Woman: Did you go to the cinema last night?

Man: Yes, but I was disappointed.

Woman: Why?

Man : When we arrived at the cinema, the movie had started. I missed the best scene of the movie

What can we learn from the dialogue?

A. The man didn’t watch the movie

B. The man wanted to go to the cinema

C. The man didn’t watch the beginning of the movie

D. The man didn’t meet the woman because he was late

E. The man watched the movie alone at the cinema

4. Man : Riko’s family will have left Jakarta by the end of this week.

Woman: Is there any problem?

Man : Yes. His father got promoted in another province. Therefore, they decided to move there
Woman: Let’s go to his house. We should have a farewell party.

What happens to Riko?

A. He was left by his family

B. He got promotion

C. He will have a farewell party

D. He will live separated from his family

E. He will move to another province

This dialogue is for questions 5 to 7

Danang: Hi, Rio. How was the football competition yesterday?

Rio : Hi, Danang. It was terrible. We have lost this time.

Danang : I’m sorry to hear that.

Rio : We had won the competition every year until this year.

Danang: What had made your team lost?

Rio : We lost because some of our team had injured their leg.

Danang: By the way, has our teacher heard about the competition? Rio: Yes, he has. He told us not to
worry because we have tried the best.

Danang: He was right. I have ever seen your match before. You are great. I hope you will have been a
football player by the time you graduate.

Rio : Thank you, Danang.

5. What are they talking about?

A. Rio.

B. Rio’s team.

C. Rio’s hobby.

D. Rio’s school.

E. The yesterday football competition

6. From the dialogue, we know that....

A. Rio has never lost in football competition

B. Rio has broken his leg

C. Rio tried the best for the competition yesterday

D. Danang saw Rio’s competition yesterday

E. Danang has told the competition to Rio’s teacher

7. “I hope you will have been a football player by the time you graduate.” This sentence shows....

A. unfinished action.

B. repeated action

C. life experience

D. prediction

E. finished action

This text is for questions 8 and 9

Many youngsters in the area come from poor homes. Fortunately, they study at a school which
allows poor youngsters to study for free. The school has had good participation in the breakfast
program since 2015. Approximately 80-110 students take part each day. Students and teachers are
free to eat breakfast at the school. Teachers and students can eat together or alone, if they prefer.

8. It is 2021. How long has the school taken part in the breakfast program?

A. For three years.

B. For five years.

C. For six years.

D. Since 2015.

E. In 2015,

9. From the text, we know that the school... the students and teachers to eat breakfast for free since
2015

A. had made

B. has allowed

C. will hold

D. will have provided

E. had decided

This text is for questions 10 to 12

Last Monday, I did my assignment earlier. After I had finished them all, I sent them to my teachers.
Then I decided to go to the field. I had called my friends to play football there a day before. When I
arrived there, there was no one. I called one of my friends. He told me that they were having lunch at
the restaurant near the field. When I arrived at the restaurant, they had finished their lunch. In my
heart, I felt very angry, but I hid it. I have never been at that restaurant. I hope I will have eaten at
that restaurant by the end of this month

10. Why did the writer finish his assignment earlier? Because....

A. he had to send them to his teachers

B. he wanted to play football with his friends

C. he had an appointment at the restaurant

D. he wanted to have lunch at a restaurant near the field

E. he didn’t want to be late sending his assignments

11. From the text, we know that the writer had made an appointment with his friends....

A. on last Sunday

B. on Monday

D. two days before

C. tonight

E. before lunch

12. The writer was disappointed with his friends because

A. They left him alone at the restaurant

B. They didn’t want to play football with them
C. They had finished playing football
D. He didn’t know that they had had lunchIn the restaurant
E. He hasn’t eaten at that restaurant before

This incomplete text is for numbers 13 to 15.

Sephia wanted to have 13) a laptop. She her money before she entered junior high school. She hasn’t
used her money for five years. “Mom, I want to buy a laptop. Can I buy it with my own money?”
asked Sephia to her mother. “Why don’t you use your money to your college? You 14) in the next two
years,” said mother. Sephia,was sad. Her mother was right. She would have needed much money to
enter the college. “Honey, don’t be sad. I have told your father about this twice. By the end of this
month, you 15) a laptop. I promise,” said mother. Sephia was very happy. She hugged her mother
and thanked her.

13. A. Saved

B. has saved

C. had saved

D. will have saved

E. have saved

14. A. Graduated

B. has graduated

C. have graduated

D. will have graduated

E. would have graduated

15. A. Have

B. will have

C. have had

D. had had

E. will have had

DAILY ASSESSMENT 3

1. Man : What is your plan next Sunday?

Woman : If my dad is free, we will visit our grandmother.

Man: Where does your grandmother live?

Woman: She lives in the village. It takes two hours from here. I hope my father doesn't have extra
job.

What does the woman hope next Sunday?

A. Her father has nothing to do.

B. Her father gets an extra job.

C. Her grandmother visits her.

D. She lives in the village.

E. She has time next Sunday.

2. Woman: Your father is going to buy a car, right?

Man : Well, he went to the dealer yesterday. He just looked around. If he sells computers more than
he did last year, he will buy a car.

Woman: Good luck for your father then.

Man : Thank you.

What do you know about the man's father?

A. He bought a new car.

B. He plans to buy a new car

C. He bought computers.

D. He sold cars in the dealer.

E. He rented a car.

3. Man : Will you watch the game at the stadium this afternoon?

Woman: If my father gives me a lift, I will watch it.

Man : What if I pick you up?

Woman: That's a good idea. I don't need to ask for my father's help

How will the woman go to the stadium?

A. By car.

B. By taxi.

C. Her father will take her there.

D. The man will give her a ride.

E. She asks for his father's help.

4. Woman: Where will you go on holidays?

Man :I will go to Bandung

Woman: Great! If I go to Bandung, I will visit Cibaduyut. I can buy some shoes because they are
cheap there.

Man : If I have an opportunity to go to Cibaduyut, I will buy you a pair.

Woman : Wow, thanks.

What does the man mean?

A. He does not go to Bandung.

B. He bought the same shoes.

C. He has an opportunity.

D. He never goes to Bandung.

E. He plans to buy shoes for the woman.

5. Ema : I will go to the library tomorrow. I need to do my homework there

Cindy: If I finish helping my mother. . . . .

Erna : Okay. Call me if you arrive there!

A. I will go there, too

B. I will do it

C. I will help my mother

D. I will not do my homework

E. I will arrive on time

6. Jojo: We will play football tomorrow afternoon. Do you want to join us?

Ray : . . . . . I will join you. I have piano class after lunch.

A. If it rains
B. If I go home at two

C. If I am busy

D. If I don't have shoes

E. If I play football

This text is for questions 7 and 8

Today all school assignment should be done by computer or laptop. I don't have a laptop. but I can
use my cousin's computer to do my assignment. I plan to buy a laptop. If I save some of my pocket-
money every month, I will be able to buy a laptop soon. I don't know anything about laptops. Unless
I ask for information, I will buy the wrong laptop. Therefore, if I want to buy a laptop, I will ask my
uncle to accompany me. He works with a laptop every day and knows much about technology.

7. What is the writer's problem?

A. She can't do her assignment

B. She doesn't have a laptop

C. She is afraid of buying a laptop alone

D. She is not allowed to buy a laptop

E. Her cousin doesn't lend her a laptop

8. From the text, we know that the writer will buy a laptop when....

A. she has time

B. her uncle is free

C. she has a school assignment

D. she saves money

E. her saving money is enough

This text is for questions 9 and 10

Mrs. Ross plans to have a garden if she has more land around her house. She wants to plant some
kinds of vegetables. When it is harvest time, she wants to sell the vegetables at the market. If her
daughter has time, Mrs. Ross will ask her to make fresh salads. Mrs. Ross likes vegetables. If her
daughter has time, she will learn how to make delicious salad as her daughter's.

9. If Mrs. Ross has more land, she

A. sells it

B. plants vegetables

C. builds a garden

D. asks her daughter to buy it

E. learns how to make garden

10. When will Mrs. Ross learn to make salads?

A. She has time.

B. She has a garden

C. She wants to eat salads.

D. Her daughter is free.

E. Her daughter visits her.

This dialogue is for questions 11 and 12.

Winda: Where will you go if the weather is nice. at the weekend?

Bagas : We'll go for a walk along the Then we'll drive to a park.

Winda: What if the weather's wet and windy?

Bagas: We'll visit some relatives who live by the sea. Or we'll stay at home and watch TV.

11. What are they talking about?

A. Going to the park.

B. Walking along the river.

C. Watching movie together,

D. A plan for the weekend.

E. Doing something together at the weekend.

12. Bagas and his family will go for a walk along the river unless....

A. it's nice at the weekend

B. he goes with some friends

C. the weather is wet and windy

D. he visits his relatives

E. the river is bad

This text is for questions 13 to 15

Dear Mom,

If the exam is done, I will go home next month. I really miss you, father, and Nina. If I have time, I will
buy things that you asked few months ago. I hope my money is enough. I plan to go home by bus
because it is easier for me to book. If there is no problem, my friend will visit our house. I hope you
allow us

Your daughter,

Vita

13. When will Vita go home?

A. Next year

B. Next week.

C. Few months ago

D. Next time.

E. After the exam.

14. Vita's friend will visit her house unless

A. she has a problem

B. she wants to go home

C. she is allowed

D. she misses her parents

E. she has time

15. Vita plans to buy things for her family when

A. she wants to go home

B. she visits them

C. she gets the bus

D. she remembers to buy

E. she has time and money

DAILY ASSESSMENT 4

This text is for questions 1 to 3.

You Were There

Poet: Emily Robinson

When tears fell from my eyes, you were there to brush them away. When I was lost in confusion, you
were there to say that everything would be okay.

When I stood before you falling apart, you were there to lend your heart. When I felt like no one
could understand, you were there to take my hand. When no one else was left to care, you were
there.

Source: https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem you-were-there

1. The theme of the poem is...

A. family

B. mother

C. friendship

D. life

E. humanity

2. The message of the poem is....

A love is something that we need B. Loving and caring someone are similar.

C. we should not take benefit from our friends.

D. when we have friend, we can ask for help.

E. a friend is someone who helps us when we need.

3. The mood of the poem is....

A. relieved

B. tragic

C. happy

D. fun

E. disappointed

This text is for questions 4 to 7

Hope Is the Thing with Feathers (By: Emily Dickinson)

Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the tune without the words, And
never stops at all,

And sweetest in the gale is heard; And sore must be the storm That could abash the little bird That
kept so many warm.

I’ve heard it in the chillest land,

And on the strangest sea;

Yet, never, in extremity,

It asked a crumb of me.

Source: www.poetryfoundation.org

5. In the poem, a hope is described metaphorically as...

A words

B. bird
C. sea

D. land

E. storm

6. Hope in the poem means...

A. aspiration

B. trust

C. plan

D. inspiration

E. human desire

6. We know from the poem that hope....

A. is always disturbing

B. doesn’t need attention

C. is always there when life goes easy

D. is still there and never asks for anything

E. comes when there is anger and sadness

7. The rhyme scheme of the first stanza is...

A. AAAA

B. AABB

C. ABAB

D. ABBB

E. AABC

This text is for questions 8 to 10

Fire and Ice

(By: Robert Frost)

Some say the world will end in fire

Some say in ice

From what I’ve tasted of desire

I hold with those who favor fire.

But if it had to perish twice

I think I know enough of hate

To say that for destruction ice

Is also great

And would suffice.

Source: https:posts.org

8. What is the poem about?

A. The difference between fire and ice.

B. The world could end in two ways.

C. Life can be happy and sad.

D. There are fire and ice in our heart.

E. Different opinion about the disasters.

8. From the poem, it can be inferred that the fire is...

A hate

B. happiness

C. desire

D. destruction

E. greatness

9. There are... lines in the poem.

A six

B. seven

C. eight

D. nine

E. ten
This text is for questions 11 to 15

I had no time to hate, because

(By: Emily Dickinson)

I had no time to hate, because

The grave would hinder me,

And life was not so ample I

Could finish enmity.

Nor had I time to love, but since

Some industry must be,

The little toil of love, I thought,

Was large enough for me.

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11. What is the theme of the poem?

A. Life.

B. Friendship.

C. Parents.

D. Hope.

E. War.

12. What is the message of the poem?

A. Don’t fate everyone if you don’t have time.

B. We should be love everyone we meet.

C. Love and hate are no important, but work.

D. Don’t hate people who almost are dying.

E. Life is too precious to be filled with hatred.

13. According to the poem, what does the author just need?

A. Hatred.

B. Industry.

C. Morey

D. Love.

E. Death.

14. “And life was not so ‘ample’ I”

The synonym of the underlined word is...

A simple

B. enough

D. useful

E. important

C. ready

15. The grave would hinder me,” What figure of speech is this line?

A. Personification.

B. Hyperbole.

C. Simile.

D. Alliteration.

E. Onomatopoeia.

DAILY ASSESSMENT 5

This text is for questions 1 to 3

Dream, Dream, and Dream

Long, long time ago, there lived a girl called Lilly. When she started going to school, she was a bit shy.
All her class fellows bullied her for her shy behavior. If the teacher used to ask any questions, she
would not answer because of her shy behavior. But she was a bright student and she knew all the
answer instead

Out of all the subjects, her favorite | subject was sports. She always desired to be a football player in
her school team. But the students used to make fun of her. However, she did not care what her
classmates used to say as she was determined and wanted to prove her friends that she could be the
football player.

In the day, Lilly attended her school and at night, she would practice football at her home. Seeing her
determination, her mother installed some more lights to their garden so that her daughter could
practice properly

After practicing for long, finally, the day came when the selection for the inter-school for football
competition was announced. Lilly, without putting into a thought decided to go for it. Her classmates
discouraged her and said, “Boo! You will not get select. Back off!” But Lilly decided to ignore them
this time.

As she began, everybody was stunned by her excellent performance. The judges were so impressed
by her behavior that they not only selected Lilly but they also made the captain of that tournament.
Her classmates who used to bully her were silenced by her performance. Now, everbody wanted to
become Lilly’s friend as she had become the most popular girl in the school.

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1. How is the characteristic of Lilly?

A. Shy and talented.

B. Quiet and lazy.

C. Coward and unfriendly

D. Clever and insincere

E. Confident and friendly

2. What happened to Lilly at school?

A. She wasn’t alllowed to join a football club.

B. She was bullied by her classmates because of her shy behavior.

C. Her mother forced her to leave her football club

D. She couldn’t play football well

E. She had made her team lost in the football game.

3. What made Lilly’s classmates stop bullying her finally?

A. Lilly wasn’t shy anymore.

B. Lilly got the highest score in her class.

C. Lilly dressed well and became the most popular girl in her school

D. Lilly had helped her classmate to be a captain of the football team.

E. Lilly’s performance in football was excellent, and chosen as the captain of the team.

This text is for questions 4 to 11

No Exit

(By: Aoife Cahill)

Here I am in my own personal prison, chained to the wall. My prison has no door and no window,
just four walls. It’s almost as if it was built for me. Maybe it was. Since I opened my eyes and had the
strength to move I’ve been testing the walls for weaknesses, kicking and pummeling them as hard as
I can.

Even though there are no doors, hatches or windows to put food through, I never feel hungry. There
must be something wrong with my memory because I cannot remember anything before waking.
Since then my eyes have adjusted to the dark and I can see quite well. I notice that even though I
wear no clothes, I feel no cold. My prison is like a hot- water bottle, always warm.

I think my captors like to torment me, as I can hear muffled voices outside of my prison. Sometimes
they laugh and sometimes it is as if they are talking to me. The walls of my prison seem to be closing
in on me.

I am beginning to grow lonely. I have no one to talk to or to interact with. The muffled voices are
becoming clearer and I can understand some words. I call to the outsiders but they do not answer. I
am desperate to be released. There seems to be no exit!
The walls have stopped closing in on me and I find it easier to move around. My chain is lighter now
that I’m used to it. I’m growing frustrated and I flail at the walls in vain. “I want out!” I scream. My
tormentors tease me with silence.

I hear a noise. It sounds like a drum. Lub- Dum, Lub-Dum, Lub-Dum. It beats constantly. This sound
moves around. It’s very near now but I cannot pinpoint it exactly. Something brushed up against me.
There is someone else here! Now that we have met I don’t feel lonely any more. Although we don’t
speak the same language we communicate using gestures. Sometimes both of us pound the walls
until we exhaust ourselves.

Tonight I was awoken rudely. My friend was already awake. Suddenly a door opened and gloved
hands pulled my friend from our prison. I heard cries of pain and anger from outside. The hands
came for me. I was pulled roughly into the outside world. The pain was excruciating. I was held
upside down and thumped on the back. I screamed. Somebody wrapped me in blankets. I was placed
on a bed between my sister and my mother. I had been born

4. The theme of the story is...

A. social life

B. humanity

C. life

D. family

E. friendship

5. The text mostly tells a story about the writer

A. when he is still isolated

B. when being kidnapped to being rescued

C. when he met his best friend

D. when being in the womb to being born

E. when being hidden to being found

6. After reading the story, we know that the prison means....

A. a jail

B. a mother’s womb

C. a bedroom
D. earth

E. a fantasy world

7. After reading the story, we can understand that the “friend” refers to....

A. a ghost

B. a stranger

C. the writer’s twin D. The writer’s father

E. the writer’s mother

8. From the story, we know that....

A. the author speaks through the main character

B. the author uses third participant as the main character

C. the author uses denotation meanings in the story

D. the story is about the author’s friend

E. the story is a tragic experience for the author

9. The story is written in... point of view.

A. the first person

B. the second person

C. the third person omniscient

D. the third person limited

E. the fourth person

10. The followings are the tenses used in the short story, except....

A. simple present tense

B. simple past tense

C. present perfect tense

D. present continuous tense

E. past perfect tense

11“I hear a noise. It sounds like a drum. Lub- Dum, Lub-Dum, Lub-Dum.”
It describes the sound of....

A. heartbeat

B. cries

C. construction

D. chaos

E. music

This text is for questions 12 to 15

Edward rang the Millers' doorbell. Mr. and Mrs. Miller had moved into the neighborhood last month.
They had a five- year-old son, and they had asked Edward to watch him that evening while they went
out.

"Hello, Edward," Mrs. Miller said as she opened the door. Mr. Miller stood behind her with a boy at
his side. "This is Lucas," Mr. Miller said. "Lucas, this is Edward. He will watch you tonight while Mom
and I are out." The little boy

waved shyly to Edward. The Millers asked Edward to entertain Lucas for an hour and then put him in
bed. After Lucas's parents left, Edward went with the boy to his room. They played some games and
built a tower out of wooden blocks.

"It's time for you to go to sleep now," Edward said. Lucas looked disappointed, but he changed into
his pajamas and got into bed. "Will you read me a story?" he asked Edward.

Edward took a picture book from the shelf and read it to Lucas. When he finished reading the book
to Lucas, he turned out the light and said good night. But as soon as

Edward left the room, Lucas called out to him. "What's wrong?" Edward asked.

"I'm afraid of the dark," Lucas explained Edward turned on the small light by Lucas's bed.

"Good night," Edward said again. Five minutes later, Lucas cried out again. "What's wrong now?"
Edward asked.
"I thought I heard a sound," Lucas said. "I think there might be a monster under my bed."

Edward explained that there was no monster under the bed, but Lucas was still afraid. Finally,
Edward went to the kitchen and found a flashlight. He shined the flashlight under Lucas's bed.

"See?" he said. "No monster." "Will you stay with me in case one comes?" Lucas begged.

Edward could see that the little boy was frightened. He agreed to sit in the chair by Lucas's bed, with
the flashlight in his hand. Edward sat in the chair, waiting for Lucas to fall asleep. The dim light in the
room and the soft chair made Edward feel tired, too. He closed his eyes. The next thing he knew
someone was shaking him gently. Edward opened his eyes. and saw Mr. and Mrs. Miller.

"We're home," Mrs. Miller whispered. "Thank you for taking care of Lucas. We had a wonderful
evening."

Edward shook himself in amazement. Was the evening over already?

12. What for did Edward come to the Millers' house?

A. To help Mr. Miller and his family move

B. To watch their son while they went out.

C. To keep their house.

D. To entertain in their party.

E. To borrow a flashlight.

13. How did Edward make Lucas sleep?

A. He found the monster with the flashlight.

B. He kept reading the book for Lucas until he fell asleep.

C. He told Lucas that there was no monster under the bed.

D. He turned on the lamp to make Lucas not frightened.

E. He sat in the chair by Lucas's bed and wait for him to fall asleep

14. Why did Lucas feel disappointed? Because..

A. he didn't like his pajamas

B. he was afraid of monster

C. he didn't want to go to sleep

D. his parents hadn't gone home

E. he didn't like the story told by Edward

15. From the story, it can be concluded that

A. Edward failed his task

B. Edward was a naughty boy

C. Edward didn't like Lucas

D. Edward did his job well

E. Edward didn't want to take care of Lucas anymore

KUNCI JAWABAN :

Daily assessment 1 :

1. A
2. D
3. C
4. A
5. D
6. C
7. E
8. C
9. D
10. A
11. A
12. C
13. A
14. B
15. E
16. B
17. B
18. D
19. A
20. C

Daily assessment 2 :
 1. A
2. C
3. D
4. A
5. C
6. E
7. E
8. B
9. E
10. D
11. E
12. E
13. D
14. B
15. E
16. C
17. E
18. B
19. B
20. D

Daily assessment 3 :

1. A
2. D
3. A
4. C
5. E
6. B
7. B
8. C
9. D
10. C
11. D
12. F
13. F
14. E
15. B
16. A
17. A
18. C
19. D
20. e
Daily assessment 4 :

1. A
2. B
3. E
4. B
5. D
6. B
7. E
8. C
9. B
10. A
11. B
12. D
13. A
14. E
15. C
16. C
17. C
18. C
19. C
20. B