Latihan Soal Bahasa Inggris Kelas 12 SMA Tentang Vocabulary Development: Collocations, Idioms, Phrasal Verbs

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Vocabulary Development: Collocations, Idioms, Phrasal Verbs

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Pengembangan kosakata. Memahami collocations (kombinasi kata yang sering digunakan bersama), idioms (ungkapan), dan phrasal verbs (kata kerja dengan preposisi). Latihan memperluas kosakata melalui berbagai sumber.

Jenjang Pendidikan : SMA

Mata Pelajaran : Bahasa Inggris

Kelas : SMA Kelas 12

Waktu :15 Menit

Jul 08, 2025 | 99 views

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What does the idiom 'break a leg' mean?

A. To succeed brilliantly

B. To be injured

C. To wish someone good luck

D. To express sadness

Which of the following is a common collocation for 'to make an effort'?

A. put up with

B. give up on

C. go through with

D. take a chance on

Which of the following collocations is most appropriate to describe a strong feeling of disappointment?

A. lighthearted remark

B. heartfelt apology

C. bitter disappointment

D. cheerful expression

Which phrasal verb means 'to continue to work or study despite difficulties'?

A. look up

B. get along

C. carry on

D. turn down

What does 'on the ball' mean?

A. Lazy and careless

B. Having good memory

C. Alert and quick-witted

D. Forgetful

Which of the following best describes the meaning of the phrasal verb 'look forward to'?

A. To ignore something

B. To anticipate something with pleasure

C. To avoid something

D. To be indifferent to something

Which of the following is a common collocation for 'to give up'?

A. take over

B. go through with

C. give in

D. carry on

The phrase 'piece of cake' is an idiom. What does it mean?

A. It's very difficult

B. It's a small, sweet treat

C. It's very easy

D. It's a type of food

What does 'put off' mean?

A. To start something

B. To postpone or delay something

C. To ignore something

D. To make something more important

The idiom 'cost an arm and a leg' means...

A. It's very cheap

B. It's very expensive

C. It's a bargain

D. It's a steal