Woman: “I can’t believe the library closes at six today.”
Man: “It’s the holiday schedule.”
Narrator: What does the man mean?

Man: “Have you finished the report yet?”
Woman: “I’m still waiting for the sales figures.”
Narrator: What does the woman imply?

Woman: “Would you mind closing the window?”
Man: “Not at all.”
Narrator: What will the man probably do?

Man: “This coffee is too hot to drink.”
Woman: “Why don’t you add some ice?”
Narrator: What does the woman suggest?

Woman: “Did you get tickets for the concert?”
Man: “They were sold out by the time I got there.”
Narrator: What does the man mean?

Man: “Professor Lee’s class was really hard today.”
Woman: “You can say that again.”
Narrator: What does the woman mean?

Woman: “I’m thinking of taking a part-time job.”
Man: “Won’t that cut into your study time?”
Narrator: What does the man imply?

Man: “Is Sarah coming to the meeting?”
Woman: “Not unless her flight lands on time.”
Narrator: What does the woman mean?

Woman: “My laptop keeps freezing.”
Man: “Have you tried restarting it?”
Narrator: What does the man suggest?

Man: “I haven’t seen Tom all week.”
Woman: “He’s been home with the flu.”
Narrator: Why has Tom been absent?

Woman: “The bus is late again.”
Man: “It’s usually on time.”
Narrator: What does the man imply?

Man: “Could you lend me your notes from yesterday?”
Woman: “I would if I hadn’t left them in the lab.”
Narrator: What does the woman mean?

The Amazon River through several countries in South America.

the rain, the match continued as scheduled.

Not only the exam, but she also got the highest score.

The book on the table belongs to my teacher.

If I more time, I would travel around Indonesia.

Coral reefs are home to of marine species.

The new policy was announced the end of the meeting.

She suggested that he a doctor immediately.

is known about the early history of the city.

The more you read, your vocabulary becomes.

Mount Bromo, in East Java, attracts many tourists.

Rarely such a beautiful sunset.

The students were asked their phones during the test.

Neither the manager nor the employees aware of the change.

It was not until 1945 Indonesia declared its independence.

Each of the students haveA submittedB their assignmentsC on timeD.

The informationsA on the website wasB updatedC last weekD.

She isA interestedB onC learning foreignD languages.

Despite ofA the heavy traffic, we arrivedB at the airport beforeC the plane took offD.

The populationA of Jakarta areB largerC than thatD of Bandung.

He has livedA in Surabaya sinceB fiveC yearsD.

TheA children wasB playing happilyC in theD park.

My brother is moreA tallerB thanC I amD.

The museum wasA closedB duringC twoD weeks for renovation.

She didn’tA wentB to campus becauseC she wasD sick.

EveryA morningB, my father drinkC a cup of coffeeD.

The newsA wereB surprisingC to everyoneD.

Indonesia isA one of the largestB countryC in Southeast AsiaD.

What is the passage mainly about?

The word “It” in the second sentence refers to…

When did the government establish Komodo National Park?

The word “prey” is closest in meaning to…

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as the Komodo dragon’s food?

What can be inferred about Komodo dragons?

What is the main topic of the passage?

What is the function of the wax?

What is a canting?

What can be inferred about batik tulis?

When do Indonesians celebrate National Batik Day?

The word “encourage” is closest in meaning to…