Soal, Kisi-kisi dan Jawaban STS Bahasa Inggris SMP Kelas 9 Semester Genap
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| Soal, Kisi-kisi dan Jawaban STS Bahasa Inggris SMP Kelas 9 Semester Genap |
NASKAH SOAL SUMATIF
TENGAH SEMESTER
MATA PELAJARAN: BAHASA
INGGRIS
KELAS: IX (SEMBILAN)
SEMESTER : GENAP
TOPIK: NARRATIVE TEXT
(FOLKTALE)
PETUNJUK UMUM:
1. Berdoalah sebelum
mengerjakan soal.
2. Tulis identitas Anda
pada lembar jawaban yang tersedia.
3. Bacalah setiap teks
dengan saksama sebelum menjawab pertanyaan.
4. Pilihlah satu jawaban
yang paling tepat untuk soal Pilihan Ganda.
5. Jawablah soal Uraian
dengan jelas dan rapi.
A. PILIHAN GANDA
(MULTIPLE CHOICE)
The following text is
for questions 1 to 5.
The Legend of Toba Lake
Once upon a time, there
was a man who was living in north Sumatra. He lived in a simple hut in a
farming field. He did some gardening and fishing for his daily life.
One day, while the man
was dozing while waiting for the fish, he realized that there was a big fish
hanging on his hook. He held the fish and realized it was a golden fish. He was
surprised to see that the fish could talk. "Please don't eat me! I will do
anything you want," said the fish. The man released the fish. Suddenly,
the fish turned into a beautiful princess.
The man fell in love
with her and proposed to her to be his wife. She said, "I will marry you,
but you have to keep my secret. Never tell anyone that I was once a fish."
The man agreed. They got married and had a son named Samosir.
Years later, Samosir was
asked to bring lunch to his father in the field. However, Samosir was hungry
and ate the lunch on the way. His father was starving and angry. He shouted,
"You are a useless child! You are truly a son of a fish!"
Suddenly, the sky turned
dark. The princess cried because her husband broke his promise. Water poured
down heavily, forming a lake. The man became an island in the middle, now known
as Samosir Island.
1. What is the main
purpose of the text above?
A. To describe the
beauty of Toba Lake.
B. To entertain the
readers with a legend.
C. To explain how to
catch a golden fish.
D. To report the
geography of North Sumatra.
2. Where did the man
live before he got married?
A. In a palace.
B. In a village near the
market.
C. In a simple hut in a
farming field.
D. In the middle of the
lake.
3. Why was the man angry
with his son?
A. Samosir refused to
bring lunch.
B. Samosir ate the lunch
meant for his father.
C. Samosir lost the
fishing hook.
D. Samosir told the
villagers about the secret.
4. "He was surprised to see that
the fish could talk." (Paragraph 2).
The underlined word is
closest in meaning to...
A. Bored
B. Shocked
C. Happy
D. Angry
5. What can we learn
from the story?
A. We must eat lunch on
time.
B. Fishing is a
dangerous hobby.
C. We should never break
a promise.
D. Goldfish are magical
creatures.
The following text is
for questions 6 to 11.
Sangkuriang
Dayang Sumbi was a
beautiful and kind-hearted princess, but sometimes she was very lazy. One day,
her weaving tool fell. She shouted, "Whoever retrieves my tool, if he is a
man, I will marry him!" A male dog named Tumang retrieved it. Keeping her
word, she married the dog. They had a son named Sangkuriang.
One day, Sangkuriang
went hunting with Tumang. He did not know that Tumang was his father. Because
he could not find any deer, he killed Tumang and brought his heart home. When
Dayang Sumbi found out, she hit Sangkuriang’s head with a spoon and expelled him.
Years later, Sangkuriang
returned as a strong man. He fell in love with Dayang Sumbi, not recognizing
her. Dayang Sumbi realized he was her son from the scar on his head. To stop
the wedding, she asked him to build a lake and a boat in one night.
Sangkuriang almost
finished it with the help of genies. Dayang Sumbi panicked. She stretched red
clothes in the east and made roosters crow, signaling morning. The genies left.
Sangkuriang failed. In his anger, he kicked the boat, which turned into Mount
Tangkuban Perahu.
6. Who is Tumang?
A. Sangkuriang’s pet
dog.
B. Dayang Sumbi’s
father.
C. Sangkuriang’s father.
D. A genie from the
forest.
7. Why did Dayang Sumbi
hit Sangkuriang’s head?
A. Because Sangkuriang
was lazy.
B. Because Sangkuriang
killed Tumang.
C. Because Sangkuriang
wanted to marry her.
D. Because Sangkuriang
broke the weaving tool.
8. What is the
complication (conflict) in the middle of the story?
A. Dayang Sumbi lost her
tool.
B. Sangkuriang wanted to
marry his own mother.
C. The genies helped
Sangkuriang.
D. Sangkuriang kicked
the boat.
9. If Dayang Sumbi had
not made the roosters crow, what would likely happen?
A. Sangkuriang would
have failed naturally.
B. The genies would have
eaten Sangkuriang.
C. Sangkuriang would
have finished the boat and married her.
D. The villagers would
have attacked Sangkuriang.
10. Which sentence shows
the "Resolution" of the story?
A. Dayang Sumbi was a
beautiful princess.
B. Sangkuriang went
hunting with Tumang.
C. Sangkuriang kicked
the boat, which turned into Mount Tangkuban Perahu.
D. She asked him to
build a lake and a boat.
11. "She expelled him."
(Paragraph 2). The word "expelled" means...
A. Invited him in.
B. Hugged him tightly.
C. Kicked him out.
D. Gave him food.
The following text is
for questions 12 to 16.
The Crying Stone
In a small village, a
girl lived with her mother. The girl was very beautiful but very lazy and
spoiled. She never helped her mother. One day, they went to the market. The
girl wore beautiful clothes, while her mother walked behind her wearing dirty
clothes.
People asked the girl,
"Is she your mother?" The girl arrogantly replied, "No, she is
my servant." The mother was sad but stayed silent. Finally, after hearing
it many times, the mother prayed to God to punish her rebellious daughter.
Slowly, the girl’s legs
turned into stone. She cried, "Mother, please forgive me!" But it was
too late. Her whole body became a stone that continued to tear up.
12. How was the girl’s
personality?
A. Diligent and humble.
B. Beautiful and kind.
C. Lazy and arrogant.
D. Smart and helpful.
13. Why did the mother
pray to God to punish her daughter?
A. Because the daughter
stole money.
B. Because the daughter
did not want to go to the market.
C. Because the daughter
was hurt.
D. Because the daughter
did not acknowledge her as a mother.
14. Analyze the
relationship between the mother and the daughter.
A. They loved each other
deeply without conflict.
B. The mother loved the
daughter, but the daughter was ungrateful.
C. They were enemies
from the beginning.
D. The daughter was the
boss, and the mother was the real servant.
15. What is the moral
value of the story?
A. We must dress
beautifully to the market.
B. We should not be
lazy.
C. We must respect and
love our parents.
D. Crying can solve
problems.
16. If you were the
author, how would you change the ending to make it a happy ending?
A. The girl turns into
gold instead of stone.
B. The mother turns into
stone too.
C. The girl apologizes
sincerely earlier, and the mother forgives her.
D. The villagers punish
the mother.
Questions 17 to 22 are
based on General Knowledge of Narrative Text Structure.
17. The part of the
story that introduces the characters, time, and place is called...
A. Complication
B. Resolution
C. Orientation
D. Re-orientation
18. Which of the
following is a characteristic of a Narrative Text?
A. Using Simple Present
Tense.
B. Using Action Verbs
and Past Tense.
C. Focusing on general
participants.
D. Using technical
terms.
19. Arrange these
jumbled sentences into a good paragraph:
1. He saw a giant
footprint in the mud.
2. Timmy the mouse went
for a walk in the forest.
3. He ran back home in
fear.
4. Suddenly, the ground
shook.
A. 2 – 1 – 4 – 3
B. 2 – 4 – 1 – 3
C. 1 – 2 – 3 – 4
D. 4 – 1 – 2 – 3
20. "Once upon a
time", "Long long ago", and "One day" are examples
of...
A. Adjectives
B. Action Verbs
C. Temporal Conjunctions
/ Adverbs of Time
D. Noun Phrases
21. Which story below is
NOT a folktale/legend?
A. Malin Kundang
B. How to Make Fried
Rice
C. Cinderella
D. Timun Mas
22. In a folktale, the
character who opposes the main character (the bad guy) is called the...
A. Protagonist
B. Antagonist
C. Narrator
D. Writer
The following text is
for questions 23 to 28.
Timun Mas
Mbok Sirni was a widow
who wanted a child. A giant named Buto Ijo gave her a cucumber seed. He said,
"Plant this. You will get a daughter. But when she is 17, I will eat
her."
A beautiful girl named
Timun Mas was born from the golden cucumber. When she turned 17, Buto Ijo came.
Mbok Sirni told Timun Mas to run and gave her four magic items: cucumber seeds,
needles, salt, and shrimp paste (terasi).
Timun Mas threw the
items one by one. The seeds became a forest, the needles became bamboo trees,
and the salt became a sea. Buto Ijo passed them all. Finally, she threw the
shrimp paste. It turned into a boiling mud swamp. Buto Ijo drowned and died.
Timun Mas returned home happily.
23. What did Buto Ijo
want in return for the seed?
A. Money.
B. To marry Mbok Sirni.
C. To eat the child when
she was 17.
D. To get the golden
cucumber back.
24. Which item finally
killed Buto Ijo?
A. Cucumber seeds.
B. Needles.
C. Salt.
D. Shrimp paste.
25. "Buto Ijo drowned and died."
(Paragraph 3).
The antonym of
"drowned" in this context (staying on surface) is...
A. Sank
B. Floated
C. Swam
D. Jumped
26. Why did Mbok Sirni
give the magic items to Timun Mas?
A. To cook dinner.
B. To plant a new
garden.
C. To protect herself
from the giant.
D. To give them to Buto
Ijo as a gift.
27. Evaluate Mbok
Sirni’s decision to accept the seed from Buto Ijo.
A. It was wise because
she got a free seed.
B. It was risky and
dangerous for the child's future.
C. It was the only way
to get rich.
D. It was a funny
decision.
28. If Timun Mas had
forgotten to bring the shrimp paste, what would likely be the outcome?
A. She would have
defeated the giant with salt.
B. The giant would have
caught her.
C. She would have
befriended the giant.
D. She would have flown
away.
Questions 29 to 35 focus
on Grammar in Narrative Context.
29. Complete the
sentence: "Yesterday, the prince _____ (ride) his horse to the
forest."
A. ride
B. rides
C. rode
D. ridden
30. Complete the
sentence: "Cinderella _____ (cry) when the Fairy Godmother appeared."
A. is crying
B. was crying
C. cries
D. has cried
31. Which sentence is
grammatically CORRECT for a narrative text?
A. The wolf eats the
grandmother and sleeps in her bed.
B. The wolf ate the
grandmother and slept in her bed.
C. The wolf eating the
grandmother and sleeping.
D. The wolf will eat the
grandmother.
32. Change to Direct
Speech:
The King said that he
would hold a party.
A. The King said,
"I will hold a party."
B. The King said,
"He will hold a party."
C. The King said,
"I held a party."
D. The King said,
"I am holding a party."
33. "The ugly
duckling was sad because
nobody wanted to play with him."
The word
"because" shows...
A. Time
B. Addition
C. Cause and Effect
D. Contrast
34. Choose the best
adjective phrase to describe a villain.
A. Kind and generous.
B. Cruel and wicked.
C. Soft and polite.
D. Funny and helpful.
35. "She lived in a
huge
castle." The synonym of huge is...
A. Tiny
B. Enormous
C. Small
D. Narrow
Questions 36 to 40:
Critical Thinking & Creation (HOTS)
36. Compare "Malin
Kundang" and "The Crying Stone". What is the similarity?
A. Both main characters
turn into animals.
B. Both stories are
about rebellious children punished by their mothers.
C. Both stories happen
in a lake.
D. Both mothers are
wicked.
37. If you were to
modernize the story of "Cinderella", what element would you likely
change?
A. The glass slipper
becomes a smartphone or digital ID.
B. Cinderella becomes a
boy.
C. The prince becomes a
frog.
D. The story becomes a
horror movie.
38. Imagine a story
where the "Wolf" in Little Red Riding Hood is actually the hero. What
would be a logical plot twist?
A. The Wolf eats the
grandmother faster.
B. The Wolf was trying
to protect Red Riding Hood from a dangerous hunter.
C. The Wolf is actually
a sheep.
D. The Wolf sleeps all
day.
39. Which of the
following titles suggests a Fable (story with animal characters)?
A. The Legend of
Surabaya.
B. The Rabbit and the
Turtle.
C. Bawang Merah Bawang
Putih.
D. The Origin of Bali.
40. You are writing a
story. You want to show that the character is "brave" without saying
the word "brave". Which sentence do you use?
A. He was a very brave
boy.
B. He ran away when he
saw the dragon.
C. He stood firm,
holding his sword, ready to face the dragon alone.
D. He cried and called
his mother.
B. URAIAN (ESSAY)
Answer the following
questions correctly.
41. (Understanding Structure)
Mention the generic structure of a Narrative Text and briefly explain the
function of the "Complication" part!
42. (Grammar Application)
Change the following sentences into Simple
Past Tense:
a. The princess *sings*
a beautiful song in the garden.
b. They *do not know*
the way to the castle.
c. *Does* the giant
*catch* the boy?
43. (Moral Analysis) Read
the short summary below:
*"A woodcutter
dropped his axe into a river. A god appeared and offered a golden axe. The
woodcutter said, 'No, that is not mine.' Then the god offered a silver axe. The
woodcutter refused again. Finally, the god showed the old iron axe. The woodcutter
said, 'Yes, that is mine.' The god was happy with his honesty and gave him all
three axes."*
Question: What is the moral value of the story? Explain
why honesty is important based on the text.
44. (Creating/Synthesis)
Combine these two sentences into one good sentence using a conjunction
(when/while/after/before):
- Sentence 1: The
hunters were sleeping.
- Sentence 2: The deer
escaped from the cage.
45. (Creating - C6) Imagine
you are the writer of "Malin Kundang". Create an alternative ending
(different from the original legend) where Malin Kundang does NOT turn into stone.
Write a short paragraph (3-5 sentences) describing this new ending!
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