PAS 2025-2026 SEMESTER 1 KELAS 8

Brian participated a team game. He and his classmates wore a special sandal. They walked ind sync as fast as they could to arrive at the finish line. The first team to cross the finish line is the winner of the race. What game is it ?

This is a competitive game. The participants have spoon in their mouth. On the spoon, there is a marble. The participants walk carefully not to drop the marble until reaching the finish line.

What game is it ?

This is an individual game. The participants should catch eels as many as they can in the bucket and move them into another bucket.

What game is it ?

Alfian and his neighbors gathered at night on 16 August. They sat on the mat. The elderly cut the tumpeng and the people ate them together.

The event is called ?

Last year, my sister ... win the kerupuk race because she was too slow eating

Tami ... very fast when she participated in the water pinata.

My classmates and I ... the class with flags and colorful papers.

After the tug of war, we ... very tired.

The following dialogue is for questions 10 to 12.

Eki : Yesterday was the Indonesian Independence Day. What did you do?

Risa : I watched the live broadcast on TV about the flag hoisting ceremony at the National Palace. The president led the ceremony.

Eki : Tell me about the event!

Risa : Well, the ceremony was held in the National Palace in Jakarta. The ceremony was also attended by the citizens and honorable guests from all over the world, cabinet members, and military officers. They wore traditional clothes from all over the region in Indonesia.

Eki : Alright. How did the event go?

Risa : The event began with a parade from the Monas or National Monument to the National Palace. The parade was purposed to bring the national flag that would be used in the flag hoisting ceremony.

Eki : What happened next?

Risa: When the parade arrived in the National Palace, the ceremony was started. Some high school students from all regions of Indonesia, who've been chosen for their marching skills. got the honor of performing to hoist the flag.

Eki : Did the participants go home right after the ceremony?

Risa : Well, there were so many cultural performances after the ceremony. So. they enjoyed the performances before going home.

10.  When did the parade begin

The following dialogue is for questions 10 to 12.

Eki : Yesterday was the Indonesian Independence Day. What did you do?

Risa : I watched the live broadcast on TV about the flag hoisting ceremony at the National Palace. The president led the ceremony.

Eki : Tell me about the event!

Risa : Well, the ceremony was held in the National Palace in Jakarta. The ceremony was also attended by the citizens and honorable guests from all over the world, cabinet members, and military officers. They wore traditional clothes from all over the region in Indonesia.

Eki : Alright. How did the event go?

Risa : The event began with a parade from the Monas or National Monument to the National Palace. The parade was purposed to bring the national flag that would be used in the flag hoisting ceremony.

Eki : What happened next?

Risa: When the parade arrived in the National Palace, the ceremony was started. Some high school students from all regions of Indonesia, who've been chosen for their marching skills. got the honor of performing to hoist the flag.

Eki : Did the participants go home right after the ceremony?

Risa : Well, there were so many cultural performances after the ceremony. So. they enjoyed the performances before going home.

11. Where was the parade started ?

The following dialogue is for questions 10 to 12.

Eki : Yesterday was the Indonesian Independence Day. What did you do?

Risa : I watched the live broadcast on TV about the flag hoisting ceremony at the National Palace. The president led the ceremony.

Eki : Tell me about the event!

Risa : Well, the ceremony was held in the National Palace in Jakarta. The ceremony was also attended by the citizens and honorable guests from all over the world, cabinet members, and military officers. They wore traditional clothes from all over the region in Indonesia.

Eki : Alright. How did the event go?

Risa : The event began with a parade from the Monas or National Monument to the National Palace. The parade was purposed to bring the national flag that would be used in the flag hoisting ceremony.

Eki : What happened next?

Risa: When the parade arrived in the National Palace, the ceremony was started. Some high school students from all regions of Indonesia, who've been chosen for their marching skills. got the honor of performing to hoist the flag.

Eki : Did the participants go home right after the ceremony?

Risa : Well, there were so many cultural performances after the ceremony. So. they enjoyed the performances before going home.

12. Who hoisted the flag ?

The Parade in The City

In the Independence Day celebration last year, I watched a parade in the center of the city. I went there with my father. The parade was very attractive. Many people waited along the main road to see and cheer the participants of the parade.

In the first line of the parade, I saw the people dressed up uniquely. Some people wore Indonesian heroes costumes. Some others dressed like local ghosts. Lalso saw some people who wore traditional costumes.

Next, I remembered that a lot of people marched in the second line. They waved a mini Indonesian flag. They walked around the village and sang traditional songs. Their singing was accompanied by traditional instruments like angklung, suling. and rebana.

Lastly. I also saw many children rode their bicycles in the parade. They decorated their bicycles creatively. In the crowd I saw my friend, Aldi, who rode his bicycle. The bicycle looked like a peacock. I shouted his name and he waved at me. I was so happy in watching the parade.

13. What is the purpose of the text? 

The Parade in The City

In the Independence Day celebration last year, I watched a parade in the center of the city. I went there with my father. The parade was very attractive. Many people waited along the main road to see and cheer the participants of the parade.

In the first line of the parade, I saw the people dressed up uniquely. Some people wore Indonesian heroes costumes. Some others dressed like local ghosts. Lalso saw some people who wore traditional costumes.

Next, I remembered that a lot of people marched in the second line. They waved a mini Indonesian flag. They walked around the village and sang traditional songs. Their singing was accompanied by traditional instruments like angklung, suling. and rebana.

Lastly. I also saw many children rode their bicycles in the parade. They decorated their bicycles creatively. In the crowd I saw my friend, Aldi, who rode his bicycle. The bicycle looked like a peacock. I shouted his name and he waved at me. I was so happy in watching the parade.

14. From the text, we know that.... 

The Parade in The City

In the Independence Day celebration last year, I watched a parade in the center of the city. I went there with my father. The parade was very attractive. Many people waited along the main road to see and cheer the participants of the parade.

In the first line of the parade, I saw the people dressed up uniquely. Some people wore Indonesian heroes costumes. Some others dressed like local ghosts. Lalso saw some people who wore traditional costumes.

Next, I remembered that a lot of people marched in the second line. They waved a mini Indonesian flag. They walked around the village and sang traditional songs. Their singing was accompanied by traditional instruments like angklung, suling. and rebana.

Lastly. I also saw many children rode their bicycles in the parade. They decorated their bicycles creatively. In the crowd I saw my friend, Aldi, who rode his bicycle. The bicycle looked like a peacock. I shouted his name and he waved at me. I was so happy in watching the parade.

15. In the second line, the writer saw ....