Quiz 16.X2 Suplemen X2 Kelas XPENTINGPersyaratan agar anak didik dapat mengerjakan QUIZ adalah:Sudah membaca Modul teori dan Latsol pertemuan 16.X2 SUPLEMEN X2.Sudah mengerjakan dengan maksimal latihan soal yang ada di MODUL;Sudah mengisi daftar hadir.Petunjuk Soal:Setiap butir soal yang di jawab benar akan diberi skor 3, jawaban salah diberi skor -1, dan untuk soal yang tidak di jawab skornya nol.Kerjakan terlebih dahulu soal yang kalian anggap mudah, perhatikan waktu pengerjaan soal hanya 15 menit, jumlah soal ada 10 butir.Setelah paham dengan poin-poin diatas klik “Start Quiz”.Klik “Start Quiz”.Pilih salah satu A, B, C, D atau E pada jawaban yang paling tepat!Setelah selesai, klik “Finish Quiz”. Time limit: 0 Quiz Summary0 of 10 Questions completedQuestions: Information You have already completed the quiz before. Hence you can not start it again. Quiz is loading…You must sign in or sign up to start the quiz.You must first complete the following: Results Quiz complete. Results are being recorded.Results0 of 10 Questions answered correctly Your time: Time has elapsed You have reached 0 of 0 point(s), (0) Earned Point(s): 0 of 0, (0) 0 Essay(s) Pending (Possible Point(s): 0) Categories Not categorized 0% 12345678910 Question 1 of 10 1. Question 3 point(s) My cat ______ a playful and energetic male, often running around the house chasing its favorite toy. A. are Correct Incorrect Correct answer B. is Correct Incorrect Correct answer C. like Correct Incorrect Correct answer D. loves Correct Incorrect Correct answer E. seem Correct Incorrect Correct answer Correct Incorrect Question 2 of 10 2. Question 3 point(s) “She was able to fix the engine” implies: A. she had permission Correct Incorrect Correct answer B. she succeeded in doing it Correct Incorrect Correct answer C. she was obligated Correct Incorrect Correct answer D. she planned to do it Correct Incorrect Correct answer E. she refused to do it Correct Incorrect Correct answer Correct Incorrect Question 3 of 10 3. Question 3 point(s) If you feel unwell, you ______ see a doctor. A. might Correct Incorrect Correct answer B. could Correct Incorrect Correct answer C. should Correct Incorrect Correct answer D. would Correct Incorrect Correct answer E. may Correct Incorrect Correct answer Correct Incorrect Question 4 of 10 4. Question 3 point(s) Compare: (1) “You must wear a helmet.” (2) “You have to wear a helmet.” What’s the key nuance? A. (1) = law; (2) = personal choice Correct Incorrect Correct answer B. (1) = speaker’s rule; (2) = external rule Correct Incorrect Correct answer C. (1) = suggestion; (2) = command Correct Incorrect Correct answer D. No difference in meaning Correct Incorrect Correct answer E. (1) is past tense; (2) is present Correct Incorrect Correct answer Correct Incorrect Question 5 of 10 5. Question 3 point(s) The research paper was ______ written, making it easier for readers to understand complex ideas. A. clear Correct Incorrect Correct answer B. clearer Correct Incorrect Correct answer C. clearly Correct Incorrect Correct answer D. clarity Correct Incorrect Correct answer E. clearing Correct Incorrect Correct answer Correct Incorrect Question 6 of 10 6. Question 3 point(s) This car ______ too expensive for me, but I think I will still ______ it tomorrow if the price gets discounted. A. is not, buy Correct Incorrect Correct answer B. are not, buy Correct Incorrect Correct answer C. are not, bought Correct Incorrect Correct answer D. is not, bought Correct Incorrect Correct answer E. was not, buying Correct Incorrect Correct answer Correct Incorrect Question 7 of 10 7. Question 3 point(s) Angelina Jolie ______ a stunning red dress during her latest public appearance at the luxury mall. A. have took Correct Incorrect Correct answer B. have take Correct Incorrect Correct answer C. has taking Correct Incorrect Correct answer D. has taken Correct Incorrect Correct answer E. had taking Correct Incorrect Correct answer Correct Incorrect Question 8 of 10 8. Question 3 point(s) Which sentence uses the adverb most appropriately and effectively? A. She completed the assignment careful before the deadline. Correct Incorrect Correct answer B. She careful completed the assignment before the deadline. Correct Incorrect Correct answer C. She completed careful the assignment before the deadline. Correct Incorrect Correct answer D. She was care complete the assignment before the deadline. Correct Incorrect Correct answer E. She completed the assignment with care before the deadline. Correct Incorrect Correct answer Correct Incorrect Question 9 of 10 9. Question 3 point(s) Questions 9-10.Why Dolphins Wear Spongeshttps://www.science.org/(A) In 1984, researchers spotted dolphins doing something unusual in Shark Bay, Western Australia. When the animals got hungry, they ripped a marine basket sponge from the sea floor and fitted it over their beaks like a person would fit a glove over a hand The scientists suspected that as the dolphins foraged for fish, the sponges protected their beaks, or rostra, from the rocks and broken chunks of coral that litter the sea floor, making this behavior the first example of tool use in this species. The researchers surmised that a long time ago one ingenious Shark Bay dolphin figured out that by prodding the sediments with a sponge attached to her beak, she could stir up these swim bladder-less fish without being hurt.(B) Not every dolphin in Shark Bay hunts with sponges. “It’s primarily done by females,” says Janet Mann, a behavioral ecologist Mann’s previous research has shown that dolphin mothers pass the sponging method to their daughters and some of their sons, rare evidence of a cultural tradition in an animal other than humans. “It has been thought that behaviors which are exclusively learnt from one parent are not very stable. With our model we could now show that sponging can be a stable behavior,” said Dr Anna Kopps, a biologist at the University of New South Wales.(C) By modeling the emergence of “sponger” dolphins in a computer simulation, the team of researchers could see different scenarios in which the skill could have spread among the dolphin population over the years. They found that if the likelihood of a sponger’s offspring learning the ability was less than certain, the dolphins that did pick up the technique needed to gain a survival advantage from the skill, in order for the ability to pass on to the next generation. Scientists discovered that although dolphins tried to teach the hunting technique to all their young, it was mainly female offspring that grasped the concept.(D) The US scientists say discovering a new tool is a direct sign of intelligence “There’s a strong link between animals with larger brains and tool users. Bottlenose dolphins have a brain second in size only to humans,” said Janet Mann, a marine biologist who led the research “Dolphins are already good at catching fish so they don’t need tools, but they’ve discovered this sponge makes their job easier. Working out how to use tools in a creative way like that is a hallmark of intelligence.” Mann admits we still do not understand dolphins well. “It’s hard to get inside their heads because their brains are constructed differently and it’s very hard to analyze their language, but they do seem very intelligent,” she said.From the last paragraph D, we can conclude that according to Janet Mann…. A. Bottlenose dolphins have brains as big as humans have. Correct Incorrect Correct answer B. We can understand dolphins well now. Correct Incorrect Correct answer C. Dolphins are very intelligent. Correct Incorrect Correct answer D. All of the above. Correct Incorrect Correct answer E. Dolphins use tools only because they cannot catch fish easily. Correct Incorrect Correct answer Correct Incorrect Question 10 of 10 10. Question 3 point(s) Questions 9-10.Why Dolphins Wear Spongeshttps://www.science.org/(A) In 1984, researchers spotted dolphins doing something unusual in Shark Bay, Western Australia. When the animals got hungry, they ripped a marine basket sponge from the sea floor and fitted it over their beaks like a person would fit a glove over a hand The scientists suspected that as the dolphins foraged for fish, the sponges protected their beaks, or rostra, from the rocks and broken chunks of coral that litter the sea floor, making this behavior the first example of tool use in this species. The researchers surmised that a long time ago one ingenious Shark Bay dolphin figured out that by prodding the sediments with a sponge attached to her beak, she could stir up these swim bladder-less fish without being hurt.(B) Not every dolphin in Shark Bay hunts with sponges. “It’s primarily done by females,” says Janet Mann, a behavioral ecologist Mann’s previous research has shown that dolphin mothers pass the sponging method to their daughters and some of their sons, rare evidence of a cultural tradition in an animal other than humans. “It has been thought that behaviors which are exclusively learnt from one parent are not very stable. With our model we could now show that sponging can be a stable behavior,” said Dr Anna Kopps, a biologist at the University of New South Wales.(C) By modeling the emergence of “sponger” dolphins in a computer simulation, the team of researchers could see different scenarios in which the skill could have spread among the dolphin population over the years. They found that if the likelihood of a sponger’s offspring learning the ability was less than certain, the dolphins that did pick up the technique needed to gain a survival advantage from the skill, in order for the ability to pass on to the next generation. Scientists discovered that although dolphins tried to teach the hunting technique to all their young, it was mainly female offspring that grasped the concept.(D) The US scientists say discovering a new tool is a direct sign of intelligence “There’s a strong link between animals with larger brains and tool users. Bottlenose dolphins have a brain second in size only to humans,” said Janet Mann, a marine biologist who led the research “Dolphins are already good at catching fish so they don’t need tools, but they’ve discovered this sponge makes their job easier. Working out how to use tools in a creative way like that is a hallmark of intelligence.” Mann admits we still do not understand dolphins well. “It’s hard to get inside their heads because their brains are constructed differently and it’s very hard to analyze their language, but they do seem very intelligent,” she said.From paragraph B, we can imply Biologist Dr. Anna says that …. A. Sponging can be a stable behaviour. Correct Incorrect Correct answer B. Dolphins do not inherit the sponging method from their parents. Correct Incorrect Correct answer C. She has been studying dolphins for a few decades now. Correct Incorrect Correct answer D. Sponging is very dangerous for dolphins. Correct Incorrect Correct answer E. The behavior disappears quickly in every dolphin generation. Correct Incorrect Correct answer Correct Incorrect
