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Soal Procedure Text
Do you want to see snowflakes falling in your room? Follow the instructions
below:
Materials
A glass jar
A white plastic bag
Strong glue
A small plastic toy
A pair of scissors
Some water
Steps
1) Cut the plastic bag into very small pieces.
2) Glue the small plastic toy on the inside of the jar cap. Then, leave it dry.
3) Next, put the small pieces of white plastic bag into the jar and fill the
whole jar with water.
4) When the glue is dry, fix the cap back tightly onto the jar.
5) Turn the jar upside down and watch the “snowflakes” fallinf onto the toy.
Ingredients:
- An egg
- Five spoonfuls of cooking oil
- A pinch of salt
- Some grated cheese
Steps
1) Pour the oil into the frying pan and heat it.
2) Break the egg into the frying pan.
3) Cook the egg for 3 to 4 minutes.
4) Put some salt on the egg.
5) Take out the egg and put it on a plate.
6) Sprinkle the fried egg with grated cheese.
Ingredients:
- Chocolate ice cream.
- 10 coconut biscuits
- Milk
Steps:
1) Put a few scoops of ice cream into the blender.
2) Blend with enough milk to make the mixture thick, but fairly liquid.
3) Add the remaining ingredients and blend
You will need a spoonful of sugar, a teaspoon of coffee and some water.
1) First, boil some water in the kettle.
2) Then, put a teaspoon of coffee into a cup.
3) Add a spoonful of sugar.
4) Fill the cup with boiling water.
5) Finally, stir the mixture for a few moments and the coffee is ready to
serve.
Fried rice is healthy and delicious food. You can make it yourself. If you find
any difficulty, you can ask an adult to help you.
Ingredients:
- Frozen green peas soaked in hot water.
- A spoonful of oyster sauce
- 5 spoonfuls cooking oil
- Chicken fillet
- A plate of rice
- Two eggs
- Pepper
- Leeks
- Garlic
- Salt
Preparations:
1) Cut up chicken fillet into small pieces.
2) Chop up the leeks into very small pieces.
3) Grind garlic, pepper, and salt together.
4) Break and stir together two eggs.
Materials:
- Thick paper
- Scissors
- Two rubber bands
- Colouring pencils
- A cutter
- A pencil
Steps:
1) Firstly, draw a pattern of a face as you like on thick paper.
2) Secondly, colour or decorate your drawing.
3) Thirdly, use scissors to cut out the picture. Follow the line.
4) Fourthly, use a cutter to make the holes for the eyes and to make a small
hole for each ear.
5) Fifthly, tie a rubber band on each hole.
6) Finally, try your mask on by hooking the rubber bands on your ears.
28. A. cap
B. label
C. word
D. liquid
29. A. dry
B. thin
C. thick
D. white
Ingredients:
- 2 ½ kg of very ripe tomatoes
- 2 medium onions
- 1 garlic clove
- 2 oz of butter or margarine
- 3 to 4 tablespoons of all-purpose flour
- 4 tablespoons of tomato paste
- 4 cups of hot water
- 1 teaspoon of sugar
- 1 ½ teaspoon of salt
- 1 pinch of pepper
- 4 fresh basil leaves, torn into pieces,
Steps:
1. Pour some boiling water over the tomatoes. After that, pour some cold
water on them. This makes them pop out of their skins easily.
2. Skin the tomatoes, cut out the tops, discard the seeds and dice the flesh.
3. Peel the onions and the garlic clove. Chop them finely.
4. Heat the butter or margarine in a frying pan and saute the chopped onion
and garlic.
5. Sprinkle with flour and stir in the tomato paste. While stirring, add hot
water.
6. Remove the frying pan from the heat and stir the mixture until the soup is
smooth and there are no more lumps.
7. Boil the soup again and add the diced tomato.
8. Cover the soup and let it simmer for about 10 minutes on low heat.
9. Add sugar and season with salt and pepper.
10. Pur the soup into a bowl and decorate with a few basil leaves.
Materials:
- A square sheet of paper
- A compass
- Scissors
- Some glue
- A pin
- A wooden stick
Steps:
1) Take a square sheet of paper 30 cm x 30 cm in size.
2) Find the centre of the square sheet by drawing dotted lines from a corner
to it’s opposite corner.
3) Now, with the help of a compass, draw a circle of 10 cm radius.
4) Cut along the dotted lines using the scissors
5) Bring one part of each of the edges to the centre of the circle.
6) Stick these down with glue.
7) Now, pass a pin through the centre of the wheel and into a wooden stick.
8) The wind-wheel is now ready to be used.
9) Place it in front of a fan. You will see the wind-wheel rotating.
Materials:
- 1 egg carton
- Four seed packets
- Some potting soil
- Water
Equipments:
- Scissors
- A black marker
- A spoon
- A plate
Steps:
1) Cut off the top of the egg carton and leave the bottom part.
2) Take four cups from the egg carton and smoothen the edges by cutting
them with scissors.
3) Mark each pot with the name of each plant.
4) Add a few scoops of potting soil to each of the egg cups.
5) Place a few plant seeds in the labelled pot.
6) Set all the pots in a large plate. Place them near the window to get enough
sunlight.
7) Water the plants sufficiently according to the instruction found in the
seed packages.
8) Move the plants to bigger pots or to the garden when they grow too big to
fit the pots. The plants can be directly planted in the garden without
getting rid of the egg cups because they are decomposable.
41. Which part of the egg cartoon do we use for making the pots?
A. The bottom part.
B. The middle part.
C. The upper part.
D. The whole part.
42. “Place a few plant seeds . . .” (step 5)
Which picture represents the underlined word?
A.
B.
C.
D.
43. "Mark each pot with the name of each plant." (Step 3)
Why should we do the instruction above?
A. To mark the level of the soil in each pot.
B. To decorate the pots with colourful markers.
C. To make sure that we put the seeds into the correct cups.
D. To make sure that we plant the seeds according to the instruction on
the package.
44. Where should we put the pots?
A. In the field.
B. In a bathroom.
C. In a dark room.
D. Near a sunny window.
45. “...smoothen the edges by cutting them with scissors." (Step 2)
The underlined word refers to . . .
A. the scissors
B. the plants
C. the edges
D. the seeds
51. . . .
A. cup
B. bowl
C. plate
D. blender
52. . . .
A. spoonful
B. scoop
C. bowl
D. glass
53. . . .
A. throw
B. slice
C. cook
D. add
54. . . .
A. play
B. turn on
C. press
D. push
55. . . .
A. cook
B. take
C. serve
D. cut
1) First of all, use warm water to rinse your hair. Warm water is good to
clean and remove the dirt trapped in the hair.
2) Put a small amount of shampoo if you have long hair. It will keep your
hair healthy, smoother and shiny.
3) Lather up the scalp. Because the hair closest to the scalp is the youngest, it
is better to wash the hair from the roots to ends. The farthest hair from
the scalp is more fragile and the oiliest.
4) Rub your hair gently. Rubbing the hair too harshly may damage it
permanently.
5) Don't wash your hair twice because washing it once is enough, unless
your hair is very dirty and the first shampoo did not produce any lather.
6) After you've finished washing your hair, squeeze the water from the hair
and put in the conditioner.
7) Clip your hair up. Let the conditioner stays on your hair so that it will be
absorbed well.
8) Rinse your hair with cold water. This will help your hair shine better and
shut the follicles tight.
56. It is suggested to use warm water when rinsing the hair . . . it will get rid
of dirt.
A. when
B. since
C. if
D. so
57. Which part of the hair is the oiliest?
A. The farthest from the scalp.
B. The nearest to the scalp.
C. In the middle.
D. On the edge.
58. Why is it not necessary to repeat lathering up our hair?
A. Cold water will shut the follicles tight.
B. Lathering and rinsing once is enough.
C. The warm water has already cleaned the hair.
D. The conditioner will have more time.
59. What should we do before applying the conditioner on our hair?
A. Clipping the hair up.
B. Rinsing the hair using cold water.
C. Drying the hair using a hair dryer.
D. Squeezing the water out of the hair.
60. What happens to the follicles when we rinse the hair with cold water?
A. They close tightly.
B. They shine brightly.
C. They become layers.
D. They absorb the conditioner.