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Dialogue Completion and Introductions

This document contains a multiple choice test with 10 questions about completing dialogues and identifying pronouns, prepositions, and verb tenses. It also contains a short dialogue where a new student, Rena, introduces herself to her new class in Indonesia. She tells the class she is from Bali and likes dancing. Another student, Alfa, welcomes her and invites her to join the dance club.

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Dialogue Completion and Introductions

This document contains a multiple choice test with 10 questions about completing dialogues and identifying pronouns, prepositions, and verb tenses. It also contains a short dialogue where a new student, Rena, introduces herself to her new class in Indonesia. She tells the class she is from Bali and likes dancing. Another student, Alfa, welcomes her and invites her to join the dance club.

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A.

Multiple Choice
1. Complete the following dialogue
Arfan: Good morning everybody, I would like to . . . . . . . .
My name is Arfan, I'm 16 years old. I study at SMA Semesta, and I live on Jl. Cendrawarsih no 75.
A. tell you some information C. introduce myself
B. introduce my friend D. meet a new friend
2. Complete the following dialogue
Judge: . . . . . . . . . . . . . ?
Me: Of course. I'm Nathan, I'm 17 years old. I'm a skateboarder, I've been skating since I was ten.
A. What's your name C. Can you tell me about yourself
B. How are you D. Are you a skateboarder
3. This is my friend, . . . . name is Fatimah Az-Zahra. . . . . is from Indonesia, We can call . . . . Zahra or Zachan.
A. she - her – her C. her - her - she
B. her - she – her D. she - she – her
4. Complete the following dialogue
Yuwana: Why do you look uncomfortable?
Fira: No, I'm just, I'm not confident to be here among these charming people.
Yuwana: Don't feel that way, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . with that dress.
Fira: Really?
Yuwana: Of course, look at you, you're dazzling.
Thank you for lifting me up.
A. you look bizarre C. you look ordinary
B. you look as usual D. you look beautiful
5. I gave him my name card and he gave me …….
A. His B. Her C. Him D. Hers
6. He ….. send a text message than make a phone call.
A. Willing B. Going to C. Would D. Would rather
7. "Apakah kamu akan menerima beasiswa?"
Translate to English!
A. Do you get a scholarship? C. Am I going to get a scholarship?
B. Are you going to get a scholarship? D. Won't you get a scholarship?
8. We are from Indonesia. One of traditional music of . . . . country is Angklung.
A. our B. us C. ours D. we
9. Fauzan : "... My name is Fauzan Afif Yuwana."
Fafa: "Hello. I'm Fafa Al Hasyim"
A. I don't think we have met C. Do you want to know me
B. I am very happy to meet you D. I don't know you
10. Fafa calls me,_______voice is so loud
A. His B. Your C. Their D. Her

B. Essay
One day, in a city, in a school, in a classroom
Teacher: Attention please. We have a new friend today.
She has just moved to our town from Bali.
"She will introduce herself and tell you all about herself, so please come in and say hello to her"
Rena: "Thank you ma'm. Hello everyone, thanks for having me today. I would like to introduce myself."
"My name is Rena Sofia, you can call me Rena. I am from Bali but I moved here to this city two weeks ago so I think
I will be your neighbor and a new friend as well. It's nice to meet you.”
Students: "Hello Rena, it's nice to meet you too."
Teacher: "Welcome to our school Rena, we hope you enjoy studying here."
Rena: "Thank you, I hope so."
Teacher: "Is it enough for the introduction? Or do you want to ask something to Rena I'll give you few minutes."
Class leader: "I have something to ask ma'm. If it's ok . . ."
Teacher: "Yes please."
Class leader: "Hi Rena I'm Alfa. I'm the class leader, welcome to our class. Can you tell us about your hobby?"
Rena: "Well, thank you. I like dancing, a modern dance like hip hop dance or K-pop dance because I think dancing is
way to have an exercise and fun at the same time. Dancing makes me happy and fit."
Alfa: "That's a good hobby. We have dance club here in our school. You can join them."
Rena: "Thank you, I'll think about it."
Teacher: "Alright guys, I think it's enough for the introduction. You can introduce each one of you to Rena at the
break time. Now let's get started to the materials. Rena you can have a seat over there."
Rena: "Thank you Mrs. Rita"

Questions:
1. Who is Alfa on the dialogue above?
2. How long has Rena been in the new city?
3. Why does Rena like dancing?
4. When can the other students introduce their selves to Rena?
5. Who is teacher's name on the dialogue above?

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Participating in a school dance club could benefit Rena by providing her with a structured environment to practice her hobby, which promotes physical fitness and happiness. It also offers a social setting for her to meet new friends and integrate into the school community more quickly .

Rena's introduction reflects cultural norms of politeness in classroom settings by expressing gratitude and respect towards both her teachers and classmates. She thanks the teacher for having her and greets her classmates warmly, which demonstrates politeness and willingness to engage in the new environment .

Rena's disclosure of her Bali origin serves as an icebreaker by providing classmates with immediate, relatable information, fostering curiosity and encouraging dialogue. This personal detail invites questions and engagement from classmates, serving as a catalyst for conversation and building interpersonal connections .

The class leader, like Alfa, plays a vital role in facilitating new students' integration by formally acknowledging them, offering support, and suggesting ways to participate in shared activities, such as joining the dance club, thus acting as a social bridge between the new student and existing classroom dynamics .

The dialogues illustrate the process of building initial social connections through formal introductions and shared interests. Rena introduces herself to the class, shifting from self-disclosure about her origins and hobbies, which paves the way for classmates to engage with her. Alfa extends a welcoming gesture by suggesting Rena join the dance club, thus creating an opportunity for social bonding over shared interests .

Rena's interest in modern dance is particularly relevant in a school setting because it aligns with the extracurricular offerings, like the dance club, providing her with a platform to explore her passion, improve her skills, and engage in physical activity which is beneficial for health and wellness .

A welcoming environment is crucial for new students to feel accepted and valued, which the teacher facilitates by formally introducing Rena to the class. The teacher encourages interaction and allows time for classmates to ask questions, which helps ease Rena's transition into the new school, promoting inclusivity and belonging .

The dialogue reflects a respectful exchange as Alfa introduces himself formally as the class leader and welcomes Rena, showing institutions-based respect. He inquires about her interests, which is both inviting and considerate, paving the way for Rena to share her passion for dancing, enhancing mutual understanding and respect .

Rena might face challenges such as cultural adaptation, where new norms and values need to be understood. She could also encounter language barriers or differences in communication styles. Social integration difficulties could arise if she struggles to connect with peers, impacting her emotional well-being and academic performance .

The teacher uses strategies such as allowing Rena to introduce herself, which empowers her and respects her autonomy. Inviting questions after her introduction encourages student participation and ensures Rena feels included. This approach reflects a holistic understanding of the need for emotional and social support in transitioning to a new classroom .

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