Bantuan Tugas Bahasa Inggris

Nadya : let’s go to angklung concert tonight.
Eda : well, I think the angklung concer is (2)……..
Nadya : No. It’s interesting. The perfomers can play various genres of music.
Eda : Really ?
Nadya : Of course. From traditional to pop music.
Eda : Wow! The players must be very (3)……… Let’s go and see it then.
2. A. interesting
B. fantastic
C. amazing
D. boring

Dimas : I need a glass of ice tea.
Adit : It’s breakfast time, a glass of milk is better for you.
Dimas : Ok...............
A. I agree with you
B. I think so
C. I don’t like it
D. Sorry, I dissagree

Adit : ... your computer?
Rindu : That's very kind of you.
A. Do you mind carrying
B. Do you mind if you carry
C. Would you like to carry
D. Could you help me carry
E. Do you want me to carry

... be brave, the students are supported to perform in front of the class. A. In order to B. So that C. Need D. will

The cat was wet and wounded, ... I took it to the veterinarian.
A. so
B. but
C. because
D. although

10. We ... to school yesterday.
A. walk
B. walks
C. walked
D. walking

Human body is made up of countless million of cells. Food is needed to build up new cells and replace the worn out. However, the food we take must be changed i nto su bstances that can be carried in the blood to the places where they are needed. This process is called digestion.

The first digestive process takes place in the mouth. The food we eat is broken up into small pieces by the action of teeth, mixed with saliva containing digestive juices which moisten the food, so that it can be swallowed easily.

From the mouth, food passes through the esophagus-the food passage-into the stomach. Here the food is mixed with the juices secreted by the cells in the stomach for several hours. Then the food enters the small intestine. All the time the muscular wall of intestine are squeezing, mixing, and moving the food onwards.

In a few hours, the food changes into acids. The acids are soon absorbed by the villi (microscopic branch projection from the intestine walls) and passed into bloodstream.

Where does the fi rst d igestive p rocess take place?
A. In the mouth.
B. In the stomach.
C. In the esophagus
D. In the muscular wall
E. In the small intestine

It is a clever mammal that can solve problems and hold things in their hands. It lives in groups called troops. It eats plants, birds' eggs, small animals, and insects. Most of the m live in the forest.

The animal in the description is ..
A. Elephant
B. Monkey
C. Bear
D. Tiger

Sweat is produced by dedicated sweat glands, and is a mechanism used primarily by the body to reduce its internal temperature. There are two types of sweat gland in the human body: the eccrine gland and the apocrine gland. The former regulates body temperature, and is the primary source of excreted sweat, with the latter only secreting under emotional stresses, rather than those involved with body dehydration.

Eccrine sweat glands are controlled by the sympathetic nervous system and, when the internal temperature of the body rises, secrete a salty, water-based substance to the skin's surface. This liquid then cools the skin and the body through evaporation, storing and then transferring excess heat into the atmosphere.

Both the eccrine and apocrine sweat glands only appear in mammals and, if active over the majority of the animal's body, act as the primary thermoregulatory device. Certain mammals only have eccrine glands in specific areas - such as paws and lips -warranting the need to pant to control their temperature.

The passage states that the eccrine gland ....
A. regulates nervous system
B. is influenced by emotional stresses
C. secretes sweet liquid
D. secretes salty liquid to control body temperature
E. is only in human body

COVID-19: How to travel safely on the bus, train, and subway

Navigating public transport during the pandemic, however, is something that even the most experienced commuter has never faced before. Getting around quickly now feels much less important than getting around safely.

So, how might a savvy passenger reduce their risk? There are of course essential things you should do - wear a mask, avoid rush hours if you can, and follow physical distancing guidance in stations and onboard. Following local public health advice is the most important thing, and will reduce your risk significantly.

But there are also less obvious measures that are worth knowing. Insights from transport research and passenger psychology can provide clues - as well as pointing to changes in how we will get around in the months ahead. With a respiratory disease like COVID-19, the more people breathing, coughing, and talking into the same air as you in a confined space, the more chance there is of being infected by the virus.

If you can cycle, walk, or ride a scooter outside to get to work, that's your best option as there is more space to keep your distance from others. Cars are obviously personally safer too, provided you stick to travelling with those in your own household. But if everyone drives it will lead to a "tragedy of the commons" effect of more traffic, and greater environmental cost, so it's difficult to recommend as a socially responsible choice.

If travelling by train, bus, and subway, one factor to consider when plotting your route is how well your method of transport is ventilated, according to Nick Tyler, a transport researcher at University College London, who has modelled the way that the virus propagates through buses. "Outside, in the open air, droplets are dissipated in the air and the wind," he explains. "Once we're inside, you get much less movement. "

Designs differ, but the more windows the better. For this reason, a deep subway is more difficult to ventilate than a train or bus at the surface. According to a 2018 study by Lara Gosce at University College London, people who used the London underground regularly were more likely to suffer flu-like symptoms than those that didn't.

The purpose of Paragraph 4 is to ....
A. show the effects of physical distancing
B. state the importance of implementing physical distancing
C. contradict the idea of physical distancing during pandemic
D. give examples of some of the best ways to commute during pandemic
E. support the previous reason of why we should reduce the frequency of travelling outside