Speaking already
Q1 Can you hear what he is .......?
(a) saying (b) speaking (c) telling (d) talking
Q2 She hasn't come home ........
(a) still (b) already (c) yet (d) till
Q3 I ....... TV yesterday evening.
(a) saw (b) looked (c) viewed (d) watched
Q4 We live ....... the city centre.
(a) near (b) next (c) by (d) nearby
Q5 She looks ....... a famous film star.
(a) as (b) like (c) similar (d) same
Q6 This television gives you the ....... news.
(a) last (b) latest (c) least (d) later
Q7 I only ....... one mistake in last night's test.
(a) made (b) done (c) did (d) make
Q8 I want you to tell me the ....... truth.
(a) all (b) exact (c) real (d) whole
Q9 He is looking ....... a present to buy his girlfriend.
(a) for (b) at (c) in (d) on
Q10 That's what I would like ....... Christmas.
(a) for (b) at (c) in (d) on
Newspaper Headlines
Q1 Some people only read the ....... lines in a newspaper.
(a) top (b) big (c) main (d) head
Q2 You should always check the sell ....... date of things you buy in the supermarket.
(a) in (b) through (c) by (d) off
Q3 When the building was completed, all the workers were paid ........
(a) off (b) through (c) out (d) over
Q4 The boss was good enough to ....... my mistake.
(a) oversee (b) overtake (c) overdo (d) overlook
Q5 It is always ....... when you misunderstand the customs of other countries.
(a) embarrassing (b) peculiar (c) singular (d) attitude
Ps. Ditulis tangan ya..... jawaban yang benar dicoret azah... good luck...
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Fred, Some things are better left undisturbed...
Dulu.... aku mengenalmu... hehehe... sekarang kayaknya aku menemukanmu sebagai seseorang yang baru... Hai. Kengenku sundul wiyati. Sampeyan menyang endi wae to, mas.... Banyak yang terjadi yang aku pengen ceritakan padamu. Sharing, kayak yang dulu-dulu... Saking banyaknya yang pengen tak critakno sampek sumpek aku. Mungkin one by one ya... dikit by dikit...
Aku... sekarang jadi PNS, iya, mengingkari hati nurani. Gag papa, siapa tahu ni jalanku menjadi lebih baik. Dulunya aku di Diploma 1, jadi dosen...hehehe.... gag pantes ya. Ojok dibayangno. Asli gag pantes. Aku banyak berubah mas.... harus berubah... menyesuaikan diri dengan waktu. Aneh kalo gag berubah. Wagu. Tetapi deep inside me I can feel my old self struggling to come out sometimes.... Reaching out for someone to grab my hand and pull me out of the darkness.... Oh iya, sempat patah kaki, pake kursi roda 4 bulan. Pake kruk 8 bulan. Tambah gendut. Tambah tua, jadi ibu...jadi istri... Jadi bu Guru. Berjilbab panjang, berkaus kaki, selalu pakai rok. Menundukkan pandanganku... Jadi muslimah. Tapi di dalam masih ada AKU. Kadang keluar, mengganggu ketentraman hidupku hehehe. Kadang tidur manis menunggu kenangan manis lewat membangunkan...
Apa kabarmu?
Aku... sekarang jadi PNS, iya, mengingkari hati nurani. Gag papa, siapa tahu ni jalanku menjadi lebih baik. Dulunya aku di Diploma 1, jadi dosen...hehehe.... gag pantes ya. Ojok dibayangno. Asli gag pantes. Aku banyak berubah mas.... harus berubah... menyesuaikan diri dengan waktu. Aneh kalo gag berubah. Wagu. Tetapi deep inside me I can feel my old self struggling to come out sometimes.... Reaching out for someone to grab my hand and pull me out of the darkness.... Oh iya, sempat patah kaki, pake kursi roda 4 bulan. Pake kruk 8 bulan. Tambah gendut. Tambah tua, jadi ibu...jadi istri... Jadi bu Guru. Berjilbab panjang, berkaus kaki, selalu pakai rok. Menundukkan pandanganku... Jadi muslimah. Tapi di dalam masih ada AKU. Kadang keluar, mengganggu ketentraman hidupku hehehe. Kadang tidur manis menunggu kenangan manis lewat membangunkan...
Apa kabarmu?
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Hati Bening - Buletin Harian » Pemisahan Kelas Campur Lebih Mencerdaskan Pelajar Wanita
March 20, 2009 — Abdullah Hadrami
Penelitian terbaru menunjukkan, pelajar wanita yang belajar bersama
teman kelas sesama wanita jauh lebih cerdas dibanding bercampur pria
Kajian terbaru menunjukkan, lebih dari 700.000 orang pelajar
perempuan di Inggris mendapati mereka yang belajar di sekolah
perempuan lebih cerdas berbanding dengan pelajar di sekolah campuran
(pria/wanita).
Penelitian, yang dilakukan atas nama the Good Schools Guide
didapati, rata-rata semua dari 71.286 perempuan yang mengikuti
program sekolah menengah (the General Certificate Secondary
Education/GCSE) di sekolah sesawa perempuan antara tahun 2005 dan
2007 lebih baik hasilnya. Sementara itu, lebih dari 647.942
perempuan yang ikut ujian di sekolah campuran (pria/wanita) 20%
lebih buruk daripada yang diharapkan.
Janette Wallis, Redaktur Good Schools Guide, mengatakan kepada Koran
the Guardian, “Banyak orangtua akan memandang keuntungan sekolah
untuk laki-laki dan perempuan, seperti fakta bahwa gadis dan anak
laki-laki berpendidikan secara berdampingan menyiapkan mereka untuk
dunia kerja dan hidup.”
Hasil kajian ini dipredisi mencetuskan debat mengenai masa depan
sekolah perempuan yang jumlahnya sejak 1970-an mengecil hanya
221.000 pelajar sementara pelajar pria mencapai 160.000 anak dari
jumlah keseluruhan 3.5 juta pelajar di Inggris.
[tpa/cha/hidayatullah]
Kalau mau lebih lengkap go to www.hatibening.com
Penelitian terbaru menunjukkan, pelajar wanita yang belajar bersama
teman kelas sesama wanita jauh lebih cerdas dibanding bercampur pria
Kajian terbaru menunjukkan, lebih dari 700.000 orang pelajar
perempuan di Inggris mendapati mereka yang belajar di sekolah
perempuan lebih cerdas berbanding dengan pelajar di sekolah campuran
(pria/wanita).
Penelitian, yang dilakukan atas nama the Good Schools Guide
didapati, rata-rata semua dari 71.286 perempuan yang mengikuti
program sekolah menengah (the General Certificate Secondary
Education/GCSE) di sekolah sesawa perempuan antara tahun 2005 dan
2007 lebih baik hasilnya. Sementara itu, lebih dari 647.942
perempuan yang ikut ujian di sekolah campuran (pria/wanita) 20%
lebih buruk daripada yang diharapkan.
Janette Wallis, Redaktur Good Schools Guide, mengatakan kepada Koran
the Guardian, “Banyak orangtua akan memandang keuntungan sekolah
untuk laki-laki dan perempuan, seperti fakta bahwa gadis dan anak
laki-laki berpendidikan secara berdampingan menyiapkan mereka untuk
dunia kerja dan hidup.”
Hasil kajian ini dipredisi mencetuskan debat mengenai masa depan
sekolah perempuan yang jumlahnya sejak 1970-an mengecil hanya
221.000 pelajar sementara pelajar pria mencapai 160.000 anak dari
jumlah keseluruhan 3.5 juta pelajar di Inggris.
[tpa/cha/hidayatullah]
Kalau mau lebih lengkap go to www.hatibening.com
A Day in My Life... apa artinya ni...
Aku lagi... mikirin kata-kata sohibku si Roger. Kan dia yang suka bilang "Rosie you're wasted" gitu... Sedih ya. Memang di Indonesia kadang orang yang lebih suka melihat titel dan siapa di belakang siapa gitu, yang orang sederhana sepertiku... ciee... yang suka bekerja dan gemar menabung, baik hati dan tidak sombong... susah untuk maju. Tapi, meen, as long as you are happy being where you are, kayaknya oke-oke aja tuh. People can get miserable for wanting something they don't deserve. So, the conclusion is, just embrace the life we're living. Try to make the best out of it. Wherever you are. Whatever you do. Ok?
Friday, June 19, 2009
Tugas Juga, Gitu...
Tugas Liburan juga....
Cari satu komik di www.comics.com atau dari source yang laen, yang bahasa inggris ya, lalu print dan terjemahakan. Okay?
Tugas Liburan
TUGAS LIBURAN UNTUK RPL-A, An-B, PsA, PsD, anakkku di SMKN 4 Malang
Reading Comprehension
Meals in My Family
In most families, you eat three meals a day. Breakfast is usually the first meal of the day, between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Lunch is around noon and supper, which is also called dinner, is about 6 p.m. A lot of people have snacks during the day between their main meals. In school, students usually have “recess” in the morning and in the afternoon. This is the time they usually eat snacks. In the workplace, employees often have a “coffee break” in the morning around 10 a.m. and again in the afternoon around 2 p.m.
What is a typical meal in my family? Well, for breakfast, we usually drink coffee, tea or juice. We like to eat toast with jam or peanut butter. Sometimes, we have milk and cereal, and in the winter we often eat oatmeal because it’s nice and hot. On the weekends, when we get up later and have more time to prepare a meal. We like to eat eggs and bacon or pancakes and syrup. Canada is famous for it’s delicious maple syrup.
When a meal is a combination of breakfast and lunch, we call this “brunch”. Many Canadian families enjoy brunch on the weekends. In fact, a lot of restaurants have special brunches on Saturdays and Sundays.
Lunch is normally the second meal of the day, and in my family it consists of soup, sandwiches and salads. For dessert, we usually have a piece of fruit , mainly; bananas, apples or oranges. Sometimes, people will eat hotdogs, hamburgers, pizza, French fries or other fast food delights, especially if you go out for lunch.
For dinner, we usually have a salad, sometimes some soup, and a main dish of meat, poultry or fish along with some potatoes or rice and some vegetables. For dessert, we usually have cake, pie or fruit, and we finish with some coffee or tea.
Every culture has different customs, for example in Mexico, they also eat three meals a day but at very different times. Their breakfast is usually around the same time as ours but lunch is between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Their dinner is normally between 8p.m. and 10 p.m. The type of food is also quite different. Their food is much spicier than ours. They eat a lot of beans, tortillas, and chili with their food.
The Japanese also eat three meals a day, but they eat entirely different types of food. For example, they enjoy soup, rice and fish in the morning along with some fresh green vegetables. They often take boxed lunches to work or school, which include seaweed with rice, tofu and fish. Sometimes the fish is raw which is called “sushi”. Many Japanese enjoy green tea, which is quite bitter and very healthy.
Questions about “Meals in my Family” :
1. What are the names of the three main meals of the day?
2. What time do people usually eat these meals ?
3. What is a typical dinner in this family?
4. In the workplace, what do we call the time around 10 a.m. ?
5. What time do most Mexicans have lunch ?
6. What is a hot drink that many Japanese enjoy ?
7. What is your favorite meal of the day ? Why ?
8. Do you enjoy food from other countries ?
Reading Comprehension
Meals in My Family
In most families, you eat three meals a day. Breakfast is usually the first meal of the day, between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Lunch is around noon and supper, which is also called dinner, is about 6 p.m. A lot of people have snacks during the day between their main meals. In school, students usually have “recess” in the morning and in the afternoon. This is the time they usually eat snacks. In the workplace, employees often have a “coffee break” in the morning around 10 a.m. and again in the afternoon around 2 p.m.
What is a typical meal in my family? Well, for breakfast, we usually drink coffee, tea or juice. We like to eat toast with jam or peanut butter. Sometimes, we have milk and cereal, and in the winter we often eat oatmeal because it’s nice and hot. On the weekends, when we get up later and have more time to prepare a meal. We like to eat eggs and bacon or pancakes and syrup. Canada is famous for it’s delicious maple syrup.
When a meal is a combination of breakfast and lunch, we call this “brunch”. Many Canadian families enjoy brunch on the weekends. In fact, a lot of restaurants have special brunches on Saturdays and Sundays.
Lunch is normally the second meal of the day, and in my family it consists of soup, sandwiches and salads. For dessert, we usually have a piece of fruit , mainly; bananas, apples or oranges. Sometimes, people will eat hotdogs, hamburgers, pizza, French fries or other fast food delights, especially if you go out for lunch.
For dinner, we usually have a salad, sometimes some soup, and a main dish of meat, poultry or fish along with some potatoes or rice and some vegetables. For dessert, we usually have cake, pie or fruit, and we finish with some coffee or tea.
Every culture has different customs, for example in Mexico, they also eat three meals a day but at very different times. Their breakfast is usually around the same time as ours but lunch is between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Their dinner is normally between 8p.m. and 10 p.m. The type of food is also quite different. Their food is much spicier than ours. They eat a lot of beans, tortillas, and chili with their food.
The Japanese also eat three meals a day, but they eat entirely different types of food. For example, they enjoy soup, rice and fish in the morning along with some fresh green vegetables. They often take boxed lunches to work or school, which include seaweed with rice, tofu and fish. Sometimes the fish is raw which is called “sushi”. Many Japanese enjoy green tea, which is quite bitter and very healthy.
Questions about “Meals in my Family” :
1. What are the names of the three main meals of the day?
2. What time do people usually eat these meals ?
3. What is a typical dinner in this family?
4. In the workplace, what do we call the time around 10 a.m. ?
5. What time do most Mexicans have lunch ?
6. What is a hot drink that many Japanese enjoy ?
7. What is your favorite meal of the day ? Why ?
8. Do you enjoy food from other countries ?
Welcome to my sanctuary...
Today is the day! I am not so sure about why I decided to make another blog, knowing that my older blogs are usually left abandoned... Well, it's for a good reason, I hope.
Naa... Paling enggak kan anak-anakku kalo mo nyari tugas bisa diubek-ubek ni blog bu Rosita hehehe... 'Kale aja nti tak post- in soal ujian atau... cara cari duit dengan gampang...??? hehehe...
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