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8. Formative Assessment

FORMATIVE Name :
ASSESSMENT Class :
MODUL 1 Number:

IT‟S NICE TO BE FRIENDLY

CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER, A, B, C, OR D

1. Waitress : “Good afternoon, Ma‟am!”

Ms. Nita : “ !”

Waitress : “What do you like to order?”

Ms. Nita : “I‟d like to have fried rice and tea.”

Waitress : “Alright. Please, wait for a while.”

A. Hi

B. Hey

C. Afternoon

D. Good afternoon, Miss

2. Jack : Hey. Morning, Rita.!

Rita : Morning,

Jack!Don : Pleased to

meet you.

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Rita : Pleased to meet you, too.
A. Hi
B. Hello
C. How do you do.
D. How have you been.
3. Dinda : Hello, Eddy. It‟s been a long
time.Eddy : Hi, Dinda. How are you
doing? Dinda : …. How about you?
Eddy : Great. So happy to see you again.
A. So long
B. I‟m doing fine
C. I‟m little bit sick
D. I have to go now

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4. Ms. Dahlia : Hello, Ms. Lita. How are you
doing?Ms. Lita : …. I need to go to the
hospital. Ms. Dahlia : I hope you get
better soon.
A. Great
B. I‟m fine
C. Never better
D. I‟m not feeling well

5. Mega : “Mr.Hambali, I‟d like to introduce my father.”

Mr. Sukarno : “How do you do, Mr. Hambali?”

Mr. Hambali : “ …, Mr. Sukarno.”

A. I am fine

B. Never better

C. Good afternoon

D. How do you do

6. Ega : “Let me introduce you to my twin, Egi.”

Egi : “Nice, to meet you, Rafael. ”

Rafael : “Hi, Egi. , too.”

A. I‟m nice, right.

B. It‟s a great day.

C. Long time no see.

D. It‟s nice to meet you, too.

7. Bella : “Chintya, my mom is waiting at home. I‟ll go home first.”

Chintya : “Okay, Bella. See you tomorrow.”

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Bella : “….”
A. It‟s very kind of you
B. I‟m fine thank you
C. Nice to meet you
D. See you
8. Nana : “Etty, the bell rings. I have to go to class now.”
Etty : “Alright, see you after school.”
Nana : “….”
A. Great
B. See you
C. Nice to meet you.
D. It‟s very kind of you.

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9. Claire : “I think. It‟s time for us to finish this task”

Richard : “I think so. Its 9 pm. I have to go

home.”Claire : “. ”

Richard : “See you tomorrow”

A. Good bye

B. That‟s alright

C. I am sorry too

D. Don‟t mention it

10. Lenny : “Vonny, … I broke your ruler.”

Vonny : “It‟s okay. I still have another one.”

A. Sorry

B. Thank you

C. Are you okay

D. I have to go home now.

11. Tia : “Mom, I‟m sorry I arrive late.”
Mother : “… Please tell me first next time, okay.”
A. Don‟t worry about it.
B. I‟m glad you do it.
C. You are welcome.
D. You are so nice.

12. Tita : “I lost my pen. Can I borrow your pen before the test?”
Lala : “Sorry, I only have one pen.”
The underlined word is the expression of ….
A. leave taking

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B. apologizing
C. thanking
D. greeting
13. Clara : “Can I borrow your sharpener?”
James : “Sure here it
is.”Clara : “Thank
you.” James : “….”
A. Don‟t mention it
B. Thank you
C. I‟m sorry
D. I‟m fine.

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14. Nunik : ”Would you add your soup?”
Fini : “Enough. Thank you for the dinner.”
The underlined sentence is the expressions
of …
A. leave taking
B. apologizing
C. thanking
D. greeting

15. Mother : “Have you cleaned the floor Reva?”

Reva : “…. I forget.”

A. Thank you

B. Don‟t worry

C. I‟m very sorry

D. It doesn‟t matter

Dialogue (For question number 16 - 20 )

Marsha meets Ms. Rini, the English teacher in front of the library.”

Marsha : “Good morning, Ms. Rini.”

Ms. Rini : “Good morning, Marsha.”

Marsha : “How are you today, Ms Rini?”

Ms. Rini : “I‟m fine, but I‟m little bit busy.”

Marsha : “Ms. Rini, can I help you bringing the

books?”Ms. Rini : “Thank you, Marsha. It‟s very kind

of you.” Marsha : “Don‟t mention it, Ma‟am.”

Ms. Rini : “Please put them in the teacher‟s office on Ms. Imelda‟s table.”

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Marsha : “Okay, Ms Rini.”
Ms. Rini : “Sorry, Marsha. I have to leave first. See you in the lesson.”
Ms. Rini : “It doesn‟t matter, Ma‟am. See you.”

16. What does Marsha do for Ms. Rini? She ….
A. reads the book
B. brings the books
C. buys the books
D. borrows the book

17. Where will Marsha put the books?
A. At the teacher office
B. In front of the class
C. In the library
D. At the library

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18. From the text we know that ….
A. Marsha brings her books to the classroom.
B. Marsha goes to teacher‟s office herself.
C. Ms. Rini and Marsha walk together.
D. Ms. Imelda helps Ms. Rini.

19. “Please put them in the teacher‟s office…”. The underlined word refers to….
A. the books
B. the tables
C. the offices
D. the students

20. The underlined words is the expression of ….
A. thanking
B. apologizing
C. leave taking
D. asking condition

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9. Glosarium : memberi salam
: berterima kasih
greeting : meminta maaf
thanking : luar ruangan
apologizing : berjalan lancer
outdoor : peran
run well : menyusun
role : mengagumkan
construct : menakjubkan
amazing : aneh
marvellous : pakaian
weird : permintaan maaf
outfit : sederhana
apology : bermakna
simple : menghargai
meaningful : sopan
appreciate : kesopanan
polite : Tindakan
politeness : maksud, niat
deed : tanggung jawab
intention : membahas
responsibility : lupa
discuss : laci
forgot – forget : menata
shelf : mengambil
arrange
take
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noise : suara bising
broke – break : memecahkan
water jug : teko air
broom : sapu

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GLOSSARY

greeting : memberi salam
thanking : berterima kasih
apologizing : meminta maaf
outdoor : luar ruangan
run well : berjalan lancer
role : peran
construct : menyusun
amazing : mengagumkan
marvellous : menakjubkan
weird : aneh
outfit : pakaian
apology : permintaan maaf
simple : sederhana
meaningful : bermakna
appreciate : menghargai
polite : sopan
politeness : kesopanan
deed : Tindakan
intention : maksud, niat
responsibility : tanggung jawab
discuss : membahas
forgot – forget : lupa
shelf : laci
arrange : menata

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take : mengambil
noise : suara bising
broke – break : memecahkan
water jug : teko air
broom : sapu

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DAFTAR PUSTAKA

https://www.englishclub.com/speaking/greetings.htm accessed on 3rd of
November, 2021

https://www.thoughtco.com/greetings-social-language-1210042 accessed on
3rd ofNovember, 2021

https://internet-english-
academy.com/text/daily_english_9_expressing_thanks_de.pdf
https://esllibrary.com/courses/92/lessons/1739
https://www.abc.net.au/education/learn-english/how-to-say-youre-sorry-in-
english/11152248
https://sites.google.com/site/shceecourse/speaking-focus-semester-2/lesson

https://internet-english-
academy.com/text/daily_english_9_expressing_thanks_de.pdf

https://esllibrary.com/courses/92/lessons/1739

https://www.abc.net.au/education/learn-english/how-to-say-youre-sorry-in-
english/11152248

https://sites.google.com/site/shceecourse/speaking-focus-semester-2/lesson
https://www.englishclub.com/speaking/greetings.htm accessed on 3rd of
November, 2021
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https://www.thoughtco.com/greetings-social-language-1210042 accessed on
3rd ofNovember, 2021

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BAHAN BACAAN GURU
GREETING, ASKING CONDITION, AND TAKE LEAVING

THANKING
APOLOGIZING
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LEMBAR KERJA PESERTA DIDIK
(LKPD) 1

Waktu : 2 jp x 40 menit

DOMAIN KONTEN
Greeting

NAMA : __
KELAS : __
NUMBER : __

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Hello!

Hola! Bonjour!
Hai!
Guten tag!
„ahlan!
Salaam! Anyoung!
Oi!
Sawasdee Krab!

Language links people all over the world

Language is a mean of communication. We learn it to communicate with the language
users.

Greeting in English Context

Greeting is the first word you learn. Greeting tell people that you want to
communicate with them. Greeting is one way to maintain good relationship with
others. Greeting meanswelcoming other people. It can also lead to a conversation.
Business greetings or greetings among strangers are formal. On the other side,
greetings among friends and family members are informal or casual. People
usually slow down their activity, smile, or wave their hands as they greet other
people. They will stop doing their activity if they want to talk more.
Greeting is usually followed by asking condition. It is more likely to maintain
relationship. It is not mainly used to ask condition. At the end of the
conversation, people usually have leave taking expression or say good bye. It is a
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polite way to end a talk.
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Pay attention to the dialogues and the videos.
1. Read the dialogues and find some expressions used to greet people.

Example of greeting in a formal context:
Mr. Sanjaya : Good morning.
Mrs. Wijaya : Good morning. How are you?
Mr. Sanjaya : I'm very well thank you. And you?
Mrs. Wijaya : I'm fine. Thank you for asking.
Mr. Sanjaya : Do you have a class to teach this morning?
Mrs. Wijaya : Yes, I do. Do you have a class, too?
Mr. Sanjaya : Yes. Well. Good bye.
Mrs. Wijaya : See you later.

YouTube link to learn about formal greeting in English (6 minutes)
https://youtu.be/o5ghhSAxopw

Example of greeting in an informal context:

Donna : Herman, how‟s life?

Herman : Hi, Donna! Never better. How are you doing?

Donna : I‟m doing great these days. I can go to school and do many

outdoor activities already.

Herman : Great. How is it going with your parents?

Donna : Oh, fine. The business runs well.

Herman : Well, I have to go. Mom is calling. Nice seeing you!

Donna : Later!

YouTube link to learn about informal greeting in English (6 minutes)
https://youtu.be/aI_fREymNjI

2. Watch the video to confirm your answers

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Activity 1

(15 minutes)

Task 1: Read the dialogues and watch the two videos carefully.
Match the greeting with the correct response.

Greeting Response
1. Good morning! 10.
2.
3. Good evening, madam!
4.
5. Morning!
6.
7. Hello, Madeline!
8.
9. Alright, Matt! How‟s it
going?
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Hi, Donna! Never better. Hello, James! How are you?
Hello, James! Yeah, I‟m fine Neil. How you going
Good thanks. And you?

Herman, how‟s life? Good morning!
Good morning, Mr. Jones!
Good evening!
Hello, Angus! Hi, how‟s it going!
Good morning, Sir!
Hey, Jane! How you doing?
Alright, Carrie! How are Yeah, No trouble!

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Task 2:

What expression do they use to greet people in a formal situation? Watch the
video.
Task 3:

What expression do they use to greet people in an informal situation? Watch the
video.
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Task 4:
Let‟s have a role play.
Take a lottery paper on your teacher‟s role box. You will get a role, a
situation, and a friend to be your partner. Construct your own dialogue and
present it in front of theclassroom!
Example:
Mathematics teacher at the teacher office. English teacher at the teacher office.

Math teacher : Hello, good morning!
English teacher : Hi, morning! How are things?
Math teacher : Great! The students are so enthusiastic. How about
you? English teacher : Not so good. The students think English is
difficult.
Math teacher : Well, the bell‟s ringing. I have to teach again. See you
later.English teacher : See you!

Teacher Shopkeep Student Father Director Friend

In the er In a In the At home In the In a movie

Mathema grocery school office theatre

tic store canteen

class

Friend Teacher Student Student Sister Doctor

In a movie In the In the In the At home In the

theatre headmaster Mathema school hospital

office ticclass library

Nurse A customer Librarian Student Father Gardener

In the In a In the In the school At home In the

hospital grocery school canteen garden

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store library

Ms. Secretary Ni Putu Nana Mother Daughter

Marina In the In the In the city At home At home

In the office souvenir park

kitchen shop

Made Brother Ita Coach Bima

In the At home In the city Headmaste In the In the

souvenir park r In the basketball mosque

shop headmaster field

office

Ustaz House Priest Mr. Mr.

In the maid In At church Wijaya Kusuma Footballer

mosque the In the At church In the

kitchen garden basketball

field

Students, now you know how to greet other people in English.
Practice the examples with your friends and
make your own conversation later.
Have a nice study!

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Now I Know
I know now



Let‟s sum
up!

Write down anything you learn at the first time
Let‟s write everything we learn today in this box. Work with your
teacher andfriends to fill in the box

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After learning about Greeting, we can say that
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LEMBAR KERJA PESERTA DIDIK
(LKPD) 2

Waktu : 2 jp x 40 menit

DOMAIN KONTEN
Thanking and Apologizing

NAMA : __

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KELAS : __
NUMBER : __

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Provoking Question:
1. What do you think of the about the picture above?
2. Do you agree to the ideas shown on the picture?
3. When do say „Thank you”?
4. When do you say “Sorry”?

”Thank you & Sorry” Simple yet Meaningful
Words

“Thank you” and “Sorry” mean more than just words of politeness.
“Thank you” shows our appreciation toward others. It is polite and it is
good to say thank you for other people good deed and gift. Saying
“thank you” shows people that we trust their good intention in doing or
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giving something for us. People will more likely do other kindness in the
future when people thank them.
Saying “sorry” means taking responsibility for the mistake we do. People
get hurt or feel sad when we do something wrong to them. Saying”
sorry” means wehave an intention to do better next time.

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Watch the video on the link below. Before you read the video, read the

following statements. Find out whether the statements are True or

False.

1. The video is about how to greet people True/ False

2. There are two situations to say thank you, formal and True/

Falseinformal situation.

3. “I‟m very grateful for all of your help” is the example of True/

Falsesaying thanks informally

4. We don‟t have to respond people thank us True/ False

5. In informal situation we must respond the thanks by saying

True/ False“You are welcome”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlSgs9dx1QA
(4:23 minutes)

Watch the video on the link below. Before you read the video, read the following
statements. Find out whether the statements are True or False.
*Click CC on the bottom of the video to help you understand the video better.

1. The video is about apologizing. True/ False

2. Saying “I am sorry” is the only way to apologize. True/ False

3. “I am sorry” always shows a mistake. True/ False

4. Saying “I apologise” is usually used in formal situation. True/ False

5. We can ask for apology by explaining the situation. True/ False

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https://youtu.be/GR4BlWAsu3A
(2:58 minutes)

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Activity 2 Discuss with your group to
(60 minutes) complete the tasks below.

Thanks Expressions of “Thanks”
1. Response
2.
3. _
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

Expressions of “Sorry/ Apology”

Sorry/ Apology Response

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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Students, now you know how to say thanks and sorry in English.
Practice the examples with your friends and
make your own conversation later.
Have a nice study!

Activity 3 Read the following comic strip
and try to make your own
(60 minutes) dialogues expressing
“Thanks” and “Apology”

Adopted from http://sbt.blob.core.windows.net/storyboards/malmrich/cyber-bullying-
comic-
strip.png

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Now I Know
I know now



Write down anything you learn at the first time

Let‟s sum
up!

Let‟s write everything we learn today in this box. Work with your
teacher andfriends to fill in the box

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After learning about Thanking and Apologizing, we can say that
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GLOSSARY

greeting : memberi salam
thanking : berterima kasih
apologizing : meminta maaf
outdoor : luar ruangan
run well : berjalan lancer
role : peran
construct : menyusun
amazing : mengagumkan
marvellous : menakjubkan
weird : aneh
outfit : pakaian
apology : permintaan maaf
simple : sederhana
meaningful : bermakna
appreciate : menghargai
polite : sopan
politeness : kesopanan
deed : Tindakan
intention : maksud, niat
responsibility : tanggung jawab
discuss : membahas
forgot – forget : lupa
shelf : laci
arrange : menata

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take : mengambil
noise : suara bising
broke – break : memecahkan
water jug : teko air
broom : sapu

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DAFTAR PUSTAKA

https://www.englishclub.com/speaking/greetings.htm accessed on 3rd of November,
2021

https://www.thoughtco.com/greetings-social-language-1210042 accessed on
3rd ofNovember, 2021

https://internet-english-
academy.com/text/daily_english_9_expressing_thanks_de.pdf
https://esllibrary.com/courses/92/lessons/1739
https://www.abc.net.au/education/learn-english/how-to-say-youre-
sorry-in- english/11152248
https://sites.google.com/site/shceecourse/speaking-focus-semester-2/lesson

https://internet-english-
academy.com/text/daily_english_9_expressing_thanks_de.pdf

https://esllibrary.com/courses/92/lessons/1739

https://www.abc.net.au/education/learn-english/how-to-say-youre-sorry-in-
english/11152248

https://sites.google.com/site/shceecourse/speaking-focus-semester-2/lesson
https://www.englishclub.com/speaking/greetings.htm accessed on 3rd of November,
2021
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https://www.thoughtco.com/greetings-social-language-1210042 accessed on
3rd ofNovember, 2021

Feedback
Give your suggestion and comment about this Chapter.

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BAHAN BACAAN GURU
GREETING, ASKING CONDITION, AND TAKE LEAVING

THANKING
APOLOGIZING
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LEMBAR KERJA PESERTA DIDIK
(LKPD) 2

Waktu : 2 jp x 40 menit

DOMAIN KONTEN
Thanking and Apologizing

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KELAS : __