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Summative AssessmentOnline version Instruction: Read the text carefully, then choose the best answer (A, B, C, D, or E). by Shintya Puspita Haryanto 1 What is the main purpose of the text? a To describe how climate change affects polar animals b To explain the process of global warming in detail c To show readers how to live in cold environments d To provide general information about greenhouse gases e To warn readers that global warming is a serious issue 2 What causes global warming according to the text? a The release of toxic chemicals into rivers and lakes b The use of renewable energy such as solar power c The movement of tectonic plates beneath the Earth d The increase of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere e The rise in sea temperature due to seasonal storms 3 What is one impact of extreme weather caused by global warming? a Farmers are able to produce more crops every year b Food production decreases in many countries c People in cities can avoid natural disasters d Storms help increase the supply of clean water e Heavy rain improves the quality of farmland 4 Why do sea levels continue to rise each year? a Because river water flows more strongly during rain b Because ocean waves become higher during storms c Because ice in polar regions melts due to heat d Because strong winds push water to the shore e Because seawater expands during high temperatures 5 What does the term climate refugees refer to? a People who move due to climate-related disasters b People who move because they need cheaper housing c People who move to avoid conflicts or local wars d People who move to find better job opportunities e People who move to live in areas with better weather 6 What is the writer’s opinion about global warming? a It is a problem that only affects cold countries b It is a natural process that cannot be stopped c It is a small issue that does not harm people d It is a serious problem that needs real action e It is a scientific theory without clear evidence 7 Why does the writer mention polar bears in the text? a To describe animals that can adapt to cold regions b To show an example of predators living in the Arctic c To compare endangered animals in different habitats d To explain how animals survive during long winters e To illustrate the impact of global warming on animals 8 What may happen if global warming is ignored? a The Earth will experience fewer climate changes in the future b Weather patterns will gradually return to normal conditions c Ice in polar regions will naturally grow back over time d Environmental problems will continue to become more severe e Climate issues will slowly disappear without human effort 9 What solution does the text suggest to reduce global warming? a Use more cars to improve transportation b Save energy and plant more trees c Build more factories in big cities d Burn plastic waste to reduce pollution e Cut trees to make land for farming 10 What is the main idea of the third paragraph? a The rise in sea levels caused by melting ice b The danger of earthquakes in coastal regions c Damage caused by storms in mountain areas d The effect of heat on human skin diseases e Pollution problems in industrial cities 11 What is the main purpose of the text? a To explain the history of plastic waste in daily life b To describe how plastic affects modern technology c To persuade readers to reduce the use of plastic waste d To entertain readers with a story about pollution e To report a research study about plastic production 12 Why does plastic waste cause flooding in many cities? a Because plastic turns into liquid when the weather is hot b Because plastic increases the water level in rivers c Because plastic helps water flow faster into the sea d Because plastic reduces the amount of rainfall every year e Because plastic blocks drainage systems during heavy rain 13 Why is plastic dangerous for sea animals? a Because it makes sea animals move to other habitats b Because it helps predators find sea animals easily c Because it increases the growth of sea plants and coral d Because it makes the ocean water warmer than before e Because many sea animals mistake it for food and swallow it 14 What makes microplastics harmful to humans? a They enter the human body through the food chain b They can only be found in deep ocean trenches c They contain vitamins that change into poison d They help plastic bottles break faster in landfills e They are used as materials to produce healthy food 15 What is the effect of burning plastic? a It produces clean air that is safe for humans b It releases toxic gases that harm human health c It helps people cook food more efficiently d It removes dangerous chemicals from the air e It makes plastic dissolve easily into the soil 16 What does the writer think about plastic waste? a It is not dangerous if people throw it into rivers b It only causes problems in big industrial countries c It is useful if people do not recycle it properly d It must be reduced because it causes serious problems e It disappears quickly without harming the environment 17 What does the writer suggest people do to reduce plastic waste? a Use more plastic because it is cheap and strong b Avoid using eco-friendly bags and containers c Use reusable bags, bottles, and containers d Throw plastic into landfills without sorting it e Burn plastic at home to reduce trash easily 18 Why can plastic waste reduce tourism income? a It makes sea water too cold for tourists to swim b It makes beaches and tourist areas dirty and unattractive c It increases the price of transportation and hotels d It causes all souvenir shops to close early every day e It forces tourists to cancel their flight schedules 19 Why does the writer believe plastic waste is dangerous to humans? a Because plastic can be recycled into useful items for homes b Because plastic keeps food fresh for a longer time c Because plastic is used to make school supplies d Because plastic is cheap and easy to find in markets e Because plastic produces toxic gases and microplastics 20 What will most likely happen if people do not care about plastic waste? a Pollution and health problems will continue to increase b The environment will remain clean and healthy c Plastic will no longer be used in the future d People will stop using rivers as water sources e There will be no plastic in the ocean anymore

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Summative AssessmentOnline version

by Shintya Puspita Haryanto

What is the main purpose of the text?

What causes global warming according to the text?

What is one impact of extreme weather caused by global warming?

Why do sea levels continue to rise each year?

What does the term climate refugees refer to?

What is the writer’s opinion about global warming?

Why does the writer mention polar bears in the text?

What may happen if global warming is ignored?

What solution does the text suggest to reduce global warming?

What is the main idea of the third paragraph?

What is the main purpose of the text?

Why does plastic waste cause flooding in many cities?

Why is plastic dangerous for sea animals?

What makes microplastics harmful to humans?

What is the effect of burning plastic?

What does the writer think about plastic waste?

What does the writer suggest people do to reduce plastic waste?

Why can plastic waste reduce tourism income?

Why does the writer believe plastic waste is dangerous to humans?

What will most likely happen if people do not care about plastic waste?