English Multiple Choice Exercises
Based on: KISI BAHASA INGGRIS X / XI Syllabus
Choose the correct answer (A, B, C, D, or E) for each question.
1. Which of the following is a FORMAL expression of praise?
A. That's super!
B. You did a good job.
C. Cool.
D. You're impossible.
E. Smashing.
2. Situation: Your boss has just finished a major project successfully. You want to praise him
formally. What do you say?
A. That's neat. B. Terrific!
C. I think I would not be able to do like that!
D. Blah-blah.
E. You're incredible.
3. "I don't think I could do even half of that." This sentence is an example of:
A. A formal praise.
B. An informal praise.
C. A formal response to praise.
D. An informal response to praise.
E. A rejection of an offer.
4. Alex: "That’s the best thing I ever heard." Budi: "__________."
A. Thank you. It's nice of you to say so.
B. Blah-blah.
C. I have no intention to do that.
D. I will do it later.
E. That is not my problem.
5. Which of the following is an INFORMAL response to praise?
A. Thank you very much.
B. It's nice of you to say so.
C. You did a great job yourself.
D. Blah-blah.
E. I don't think I could do that.
6. "You're the best person I've ever met." This expression is categorized in the document as:
A. A formal greeting.
B. An extended expression of formal praise.
C. A simple future tense.
D. A procedure text step.
E. An informal complaint.
7. Which of the following is a proper response to "I must congratulate you"?
A. Oh, not really.
B. I don't know.
C. You are welcome.
D. Good job.
E. That's super.
8. If someone says "Well done, Dina!", the appropriate response according to the text is:
A. How nice of you to say so.
B. (Oh, there's) nothing to it, actually.
C. Thank you, I still have to learn more.
D. Blah-blah.
E. Oh, not really.
9. Complete the dialogue:
A: "Please accept my warmest congratulation on your graduation."
B: "__________"
A. Oh, thanks!
B. Nice one!
C. It's very nice of you for saying so.
D. I don't intend to.
E. I'm going to be sick.
10. "Good old, Dina!" is an expression of:
A. Formal Congratulation.
B. Informal Congratulation.
C. Formal Praise.
D. Planning.
E. Procedure.
11. Which expression implies you still need to improve despite the congratulation?
A. "Oh, not really."
B. "Thank you, I still have to learn more."
C. "It's very nice of you for saying so."
D. "Oh, thanks!"
E. "How kind of you to say so."
Topic: Plan or Intention
12. When you do NOT know the person very well, which expression is appropriate to state an
intention?
A. I plan to...
B. I will...
C. I'm thinking of...
D. I have (no) intention to...
E. I reckon I will...
13. "Nothing would induce me to..." is used when:
A. You know the person very well.
B. You are making a prediction.
C. You do not know the person very well.
D. You are congratulating someone.
E. You are describing a place.
14. Which of the following is used when you know the person very well?
A. I propose to...
B. I've decided to...
C. I intend to...
D. I'm going to...
E. I plan to...
15. "I don't propose to..." expresses:
A. A strong prediction.
B. A formal lack of intention.
C. An informal plan.
D. A past activity.
E. A detailed procedure.
16. Choose the correct formal expression of intention:
A. I'm gonna go to the beach.
B. I will eat lunch now.
C. I reckon I will stay.
D. I have the intention to apply for the manager position.
E. I plan to sleep.
17. "I think it will rain tonight." This sentence expresses:
A. Planned intention.
B. Referring to a schedule.
C. Instant intention / Prediction (think verbs).
D. Past future.
E. A command.
18. "She'll buy some envelopes this afternoon." (After just finding out she is out of envelopes).
This is an example of:
A. Planned intention.
B. Instant intention.
C. Near future.
D. Past future.
E. Schedule.
19. "I'm going to buy some envelopes." (Decision made before speaking). This expresses:
A. Instant intention.
B. Planned intention.
C. A schedule.
D. Past future.
E. An opinion.
20. "He's seeing the dentist at 7.30 Wednesday." This sentence uses the present continuous to
express:
A. An action happening right now.
B. A prediction about the weather.
C. Referring to a schedule / arrangement.
D. An instant decision.
E. A past event.
21. "The cloud is heavy. It's going to rain any moment." This usage of 'going to' is for:
A. Planned intention.
B. Near future / Prediction based on evidence.
C. Instant intention.
D. Past future.
E. A promise.
22. Which sentence represents "Past Future" tense?
A. I will go to the market.
B. She is going to be sick.
C. Sofia said that she would run for Chairman.
D. We wonder what will happen next.
E. He is coming to the meeting.
23. What is the social purpose of a Procedure Text?
A. To amuse the reader with a story.
B. To describe a specific person or place.
C. To tell someone how to do something in a series of sequential steps.
D. To express an opinion about a topic.
E. To announce a future plan.
24. Which of the following is NOT a generic structure of a Procedure Text?
A. Aim/Goals.
B. Orientation (Introduction of characters).
C. Tools/Materials.
D. Steps/Methods.
E. Goal.
25. Based on the text "How to Prepare Meals for Picnics", what is the first step?
A. Place the meals in the kitchen ware.
B. Move the rattan basket into the car.
C. Prepare all the kitchen ware to put the meals in.
D. Make sure the kitchen ware is sealed tightly.
E. Do not put the food when it is still hot.
26. "Do not put the food when it is still hot." This sentence is an example of:
A. Simple Future Tense.
B. Imperative sentence / Command (Negative).
C. Adverbial of sequence.
D. Temporal conjunction.
E. Passive voice.
27. What are the tools mentioned in the "Picnic" text?
A. Fork, spoon, and knife.
B. Stove, gas, and frying pan.
C. Kitchen ware, bowls, plates, lids, and a rattan basket.
D. Plastic bags and cardboard boxes.
E. Fruits, vegetables, and rice.
28. "First, Next, Then, Finally" are examples of:
A. Imperative sentences.
B. Adverbials of sequence / Temporal conjunctions.
C. Tools and materials.
D. Simple present tense verbs.
E. Pronouns.
29. What tense is mostly used in Procedure Text?
A. Simple Past Tense.
B. Present Continuous Tense.
C. Simple Present Tense.
D. Past Perfect Tense.
E. Future Continuous Tense.
30. In the sentence "It needs careful thoughts", the word "It" refers to:
A. The picnic.
B. Bringing meals for a picnic.
C. The kitchen ware.
D. The rattan basket.
E. The food.
31. What is the last step in "How to Prepare Meals for Picnics"?
A. Seal the kitchen ware tightly.
B. Put the kitchen ware into the basket.
C. Move the rattan basket into the car.
D. Eat the food.
E. Wash the dishes.
32. "Make sure that the kitchen ware is sealed tightly." Why is this step important according
to the text?
A. To keep the food hot.
B. To avoid spills.
C. To make it look nice.
D. To fit more food in.
E. To make it easy to carry.
33. Which text type is used to "describe a thing, person, or place"?
A. Recount Text.
B. Procedure Text.
C. Descriptive Text.
D. Narrative Text.
E. Report Text.
34. According to the document, Recount Text is associated with which verb form?
A. Verb 1 (Present).
B. Verb 2 (Past).
C. Verb-ing.
D. Will + Verb 1.
E. Has + Verb 3.
35. When introducing yourself, which information is commonly shared according to the
document?
A. Name, Address, Profession.
B. Name, Bank Account, Password.
C. Name, Favorite Color, Shoe Size.
D. Address, Height, Weight.
E. Profession, Salary, enemies.
36. "Use command or imperative sentences." This is a language feature of:
A. Descriptive Text.
B. Recount Text.
C. Procedure Text.
D. Narrative Text.
E. Explanation Text.
37. Which sentence is an imperative?
A. I am cutting the vegetables.
B. Cut the vegetables.
C. She cuts the vegetables.
D. I will cut the vegetables.
E. They cut the vegetables.
38. "Generic Structures: Aim/Goals, Tools/Materials, Steps/Methods." This structure belongs
to:
A. Narrative Text.
B. Recount Text.
C. Procedure Text.
D. Descriptive Text.
E. Exposition Text.
39. If you want to tell a story about your holiday last year, you would use:
A. Procedure Text.
B. Descriptive Text.
C. Recount Text.
D. Future Tense. E. Report Text.
40. "They fit in them." The word "fit" is in the form of:
A. Simple Past.
B. Simple Present.
C. Present Perfect.
D. Future Tense.
E. Continuous Tense.