TUGAS II

READING III

DIKERJAKAN OLEH:

CINTA AL- GHAMISHA SUNDORO PUTRI

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NUMBER 1

a) According to the meaning in the sentences itself, “Flock” describes the act of many
music fans coming together or in large numbers to the stadium a few hours before the
concert starts. It describes the presence of many people who gather quickly.
b) As a token of appreciation for their activism and campaigning, the music fans were
given “free tickets” as a gift. In a sign of gratitude, the tickets were given to them for
free.
c) In the given context, the term “who” refers to “the music fans”, i.e. those who had
received free tickets and came to the stadium a few hours before the concert started.
d) The gift given to the music fans was free tickets as a token of appreciation for their
activism and campaigning.

NUMBER 2

a) The verb of “Beyonces’s performance” is Drew

b) Through the waving motion of the “pink-red dress”, Beyonce enhanced the beauty
luster of her performance. One of the focuses of this description is the clothing or
physical appearance chosen by Beyonce when performing.
c) In the context of the sentence, “which” is used as a form explanation or description of
the dress worn by Beyonce.
d) In the context of the sentence, the use of the word “outpouring” refers to the
emotional response shown by the audience in reaction to Beyonce’s performance.
How the performance affected people’s feelings and expressed their emotions is
described by these words.

NUMBER 3

a) What is meant by “made” here are “Trevor Noah” and “Bonang Matheba”. This
makes it clear that both were present at the event.
b) “Trevor Noah” acts as the master of ceremonies for the event honouring Mandela,
indicating that Trevor Noah is responsible for leading or hosting the event.
c) The term “Who” refers to Trevor Noah. This word functions as a pronoun that
indicates the person who is the host for the tribute to Mandela, specifically Trevor
Noah.
 d) “Braved” shows that the majority of the audience, who were locals, faced the heavy
rain with courage or resilience to attend the event. Showing their determination to
attend the event, they did not back down despite the weather.

NUMBER 4

a) The word “Took” described in the sentence, which is taking the stage to honour her
late husband, is done by Graca Machel.
b) Graca Machel is Mandela’s widow. Graca Machel was married to Mandela before his
death.
c) In this sentence, the word “her” refers to “Graca Machel”. In fact, it indicates that the
one wearing the bright yellow and blue dress is Graca Machel.
d) The meaning of the word “draped” in the phrase is that Graca Machel is wearing a
bright yellow and blue dress that makes her look beautiful as she pays tribute to her
dead husband.

NUMBER 5

a) The verb “Medieval bell tower” is Leaned.

b) What the medieval bell tower symbolizes is the power of the medieval maritime
republic of Pisa.
c) The meaning of the word “The building” in the text refers to the “Medieval bell
tower” or the so-called tower Pisa.
d) According to this context, “leaned” means having a tilted or inclined position on the
bell tower. The tower is not facing upright, but rather leaning or tilting to one side.