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Contoh Soal Descriptive Text dan Kunci Jawabannya


Halo sahabat Kebuncerita, pada kali ini kami akan memberikan contoh soal descriptive text dan kunci jawabannya. Soal ini dapat kalian gunakan untuk melatih kemampuan membaca atau juga dapat kalian berikan sebagai bahan latihan di dalam kelas. Jika dirasa bermanfaat, kalian dapat menyebarluaskan contoh soal descriptive ini. Jangan lupa untuk menyertakan sumbernya ya.

contoh soal descriptive text dan kunci jawabannya
Manokwari via wikipedia.org
Manokwari is a coastal town and the capital of the Indonesian province of West Papua. It is one of only four provincial capitals of Indonesia without a city status. It is also the administrative seat of Manokwari Regency. Majority of Manokwari residents are Christians and the town is one of the seats of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Manokwari–Sorong.
There are over twenty-four different tribal groups living in Manokwari. Each tribe has its own unique language and culture. The most prominent of the tribal groups are the Asmat and the Dani tribes people. The traditional house of Papua is the Honai, a rounded house made of a wood and grass roof covering. Due to the variety of cultures in Manokwari, several different regional instruments have been popularized to include the Atowo, Tifa and the Fu.
Manokwari is an urbanized region, but in several of the regencies you can still find traditional garb. A Koteka is a hollowed out gourd used by tribesmen to cover their genitals. These tribal people are well known for their wooden sculptures of virility and beauty. These sculptures are sold both locally and globally and are part of Manokwari's exports. Among the other tribes are Kuri, Simuri, Irarutu, Sebyar, Mascona, Mairasi, Kambouw, Onim, Sekar, Maibrat, Tohit, Imeko, Moi, Tipin, Maya, and Biak. (adapted from www.wikipedia.org)


1.     The following statements are true about Manokwari, except…
a.     It’s a capital city of Indonesia
b.     It has no city status
c.     Many people in Manokwary are Christians
d.     It is located in the East part of Indonesia

2.     Excluding Manokwari, how many provincial capitals in Indonesia without a city status?
a.     One
b.     Four
c.     Three
d.     Five

3.     “Each tribe has its own unique language and culture” (paragraph 2)
What does the word ‘its” in the above sentence refer to?
a.     Manokwari residents’
b.     Tribal groups’
c.     A tribe’s
d.     Language and culture

4.     “The most prominent of the tribal groups are the Asmat and the Dani tribes people.” (paragraph 2)
The word ‘prominent” from the sentence is synonymous with…
a.     Well-known
b.     Massive
c.     Obscure
d.     Wealthy

5.     What is a Hanoi covered with?
a.     Wood
b.     Glass
c.     Leaves
d.     Grass

6.     “Manokwari is an urbanized region...” (paragraph 3)
From the sentence we know that…
a.     Most people in Manokwari are still living in a small and isolated village
b.     We can find office buildings, factories and many modern houses in Manokwari
c.     All people in Manokwari depend their lives on agricultures
d.     There are no people in Manokwari working in a office building

7.     Who are more likely to use Koteka?
a.     Men and Women
b.     Men and children
c.     Adult male
d.     Women and children

8.     According to the text, what does Manokwari export locally and globally?
a.     Beauty
b.     Koteka
c.     Sculpture
d.     Rice

Kunci Jawaban
1.     B
2.     C
3.     C
4.     A
5.     D
6.     B
7.     C
8.     C

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