1. Rina : Ouch! My … and … hurt. I can’t walk and write properly.
Doctor : You should rest it.

2. The upper part of bodies are ….

3. Look at the part of body classification below.

• This part of the body is on your face.
• You have two of them.
• They help you recognize people.
• When there is too much light, they can close automatically to protect themselves.

What part of the body is it?

4. Which option correctly explains the function of the lungs in the human body?

5. fruits – a basket – Sinta – brings – into – the kitchen – of – a slice – pizza – and – of
Which one is the correct sentence?

6. There are … apples in the basket. You can take one.

7. There isn’t … sugar in the kitchen. We should buy some.

8. I have a good idea. But, my teacher has a … idea than mine.

9. Read the text carefully.

At a school, there are three students Andi, Bima, and Candra take part in a running competition. It is known that:
• Andi runs faster than Bima, but not as fast as Candra.
• Bima runs 2 seconds slower than Andi.
• The time difference between Candra and Andi is 1 second.
• Candra’s running time is 12 seconds.

Which of the following statements is the most correct using the comparative degree?

10. Yumna is … student in the class. She never comes late to school.

11. The price of car is usually … than a motorbike’s price.

12. Read the text carefully.

Today, many people like students and workers are very busy and forget to take care of their health. They often skip breakfast, eat fast food, and drink too much soda or coffee. These bad habits can make people sick with diseases like obesity (too fat), diabetes, and high blood pressure.
Another problem is that many people don’t move enough. They sit too long at work or when studying. Because they don’t exercise, their bodies become weak and they feel tired or stressed.
To stay healthy, people should eat more fruits and vegetables, drink enough water, and sleep well every night. Doing exercise, like walking or stretching, can make the body strong and the mind happy. Living healthily means feeling active, happy, and full of energy every day!

What bad habits can make people sick?

13. Look at the symptoms below.
• My body aches
• I have fever
• I also have spots and a rash
I have got …

14. What is the main function of the thing in the picture?

15. Read the dialogue below.

Alya: I saw your sister yesterday. She was wearing something quite unusual.
Bina: Really? Was she wearing a dress?
Alya: No, it wasn’t a dress. It was shorter and she paired it with long socks.
Bina: Hmm, maybe a skirt?
Alya: Not exactly. It had straps over the shoulders and looked like a combination of shorts and a top in one piece.
Bina: Oh, I think I know what you mean.

What was Bina’s sister most likely wearing?

16. Read the classification of clothes below.
• I am worn in pairs.
• I can be long or short, thick or thin.
• People often pull me up, but I am not pants.
• Sometimes I have patterns, and sometimes I am plain.
• I am usually hidden under another clothing item, but sometimes I am shown for style.

What am I?

17. Read the text carefully.

During an international fashion seminar, designers discussed how clothing choices reflect both function and identity. One speaker emphasized that certain garments are specifically designed to retain body heat without restricting movement, often made from soft, insulating materials. Another pointed out that some items are layered not for warmth, but to create visual contrast and enhance personal style. Meanwhile, a third designer argued that accessories, although not essential for covering the body, play a crucial role in completing an outfit and can even shift the overall impression from casual to formal.
In the discussion, it was also mentioned that the effectiveness of an outfit does not depend solely on individual items, but on how well they are combined to suit both environmental conditions and social expectations.

Which statement is most strongly supported by the text?

18. Read the dialogue below.
Rina: When is your brother’s birthday?
Dika: It’s exactly two months after mine.
Rina: Oh, I remember yours is on the 31st of a month.
Dika: Yes, but not every month has that date.
Rina: Interesting. So, your birthday must be in a month with 31 days.
Dika: Correct. Also, my brother’s birthday falls in a month that has fewer days than mine.

Which of the following is the most possible date of Dika’s birthday?

19. I am a month in a year.
I do not have 30 days, and I do not have 31 days.
Sometimes I change my number of days, but only in special years.
I am the shortest month of all.

Which month am I?

20. Today is Friday. Three days before today is …