Latihan Soal Bahasa Inggris Kelas 7 SMP Tentang Greetings & Introductions

Materi :

Greetings & Introductions

Deskripsi :

Mempelajari cara menyapa, memperkenalkan diri, bertanya nama, dan menggunakan frasa sopan.

Jenjang Pendidikan : SMP

Mata Pelajaran : Bahasa Inggris

Kelas : SMP Kelas 7

Waktu :15 Menit

Jul 08, 2025 | 205 views

Kamu butuh buku ini ?

PR Bahasa Inggris untuk SMP/MTs Kelas 7A

Penulis: Sony Irawan Putra
Penerbit: Intan Pariwara Edukasi

Ilmu Pengetahuan Sosial Kelas VIII

Penulis: Mukminan, Endang Mulyani, M. Nursa’ban,Supardi
Penerbit: Pusat Kurikulum dan Perbukuan, Balibang, Kemendikbud

Which of the following is a polite way to end a conversation?

A. Bye!

B. See you later!

C. Later!

D. Goodbye!

What is the best way to ask someone their name in a casual setting?

A. What is your full name?

B. Do you know your name?

C. What's your name?

D. Can I see your ID?

How do you respond to 'How are you?'?

A. I'm fine, thank you.

B. I'm really good, thanks!

C. I'm okay.

D. I'm terrible.

Which of the following is the most common way to greet someone in the morning in British English?

A. Good evening

B. Hello, how are you?

C. Good morning

D. Hi, what's up?

What is the meaning of the phrase 'Nice to meet you'?

A. It's a pleasure.

B. I'm happy to see you.

C. Goodbye.

D. Let's talk later.

If someone asks you, 'What's your favorite color?', how should you answer?

A. I don't have a favorite.

B. That's a difficult question.

C. My favorite color is blue.

D. I like many colors.

How do you introduce yourself formally in English?

A. Hi, I'm [nama]

B. Hello, my name is [nama]

C. Hey, what's your name?

D. Nice to meet you!

What should you say if you accidentally bump into someone?

A. Don't worry about it.

B. Sorry for the bump.

C. It's okay, no problem.

D. You're welcome.

Which phrase is best to use when you don't want to disturb someone?

A. Excuse me, can I speak to you?

B. Sorry to bother you.

C. Hello, are you busy?

D. Good day!

What does 'Please' mean?

A. You're welcome.

B. Excuse me.

C. You're welcome.

D. Thank you.