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Last holiday I went to Paris. I visited 6. Doni : May I help you carry those
museums and sat in public gardens. A books?
friendly waiter taught me a few words of Lingga : ……….. I can do it myself.
French. Then he lent me a book. I read a a. No, thanks
few lines, but I did not understand a word. b. Sure
Everyday I thought about postcards. My c. Of course
holidays passed quickly, but I did not send d. Yes
any cards to my friends. On the last day I
made a big decision, I got up early and 7. Dina : Would you like to come for
bought thirty seven cards. I spent the dinner at my house?
whole day in my room, but I did not write Luki : ……. I have to visit my
a single card! grandmother today.
a. I’d love to
1. What is the text about? b. That would be great
a. Visiting museum c. I would
b. Postcard d. I’m sorry I can’t
c. Words of French
d. Holiday 8. Dilan : Shall we go hiking to
pangalengan next Saturday?
2. What is the generic structure (tenses) of Milea : ……….. We really need fresh air
the text above? after a busy week.
a. Simple present tense a. That would be great
b. Simple past tense b. That would be tiring
c. Present continues tense c. I’m sorry, I can’t
d. Simple future tense d. That would make us busy

3. Whom did the writer meet in Paris? 9. Alucard : What do you think about our
a. Friendly waiter new classroom?
b. His friends Ruby : ……… We need to clean it.
c. Postman a. I think it’s too small
d. Mother b. I think it’s very untidy
c. I think it’s very dirty
4. What was the first place the writer d. I think there are too many pictures
visited?
a. Museum 10. Budi : You look very busy with that
b. Public garden assignment. Would you like me to help
c. His room you?
d. Post office Kartika : …… I must do it by myself.
a. Thank you, I would
5. ‘I read a few lines, ...’ b. That would be very nice
What does the underlined phrase mean? c. That’s very kind of you, but it’s an
a. Words in a postcard individual assignment
b. Text on the book d. Yes, please. I really need help
c. Museum guiding
d. Garden’s rules