Daily Test For 7th Grade Students

The correct answer is "are" because the sentence is referring to multiple students, which requires the plural form of the verb "to be."

The given options are different greetings used at different times of the day. "Good night" is the appropriate greeting to use when saying goodbye or wishing someone a restful evening before going to bed. It is commonly used in the evening or before going to sleep. Therefore, "Good night" is the suitable replacement for the blank in this context.

The correct answer is "Where are you from, Rita?" This question is asking about Rita's place of origin or hometown. It is a common question to ask when meeting someone for the first time or getting to know them.

Beni apologizes to Udin for not being able to come to the study group because he feels dizzy.

In this conversation, Mira says "See you later Toni" which implies that they will be parting ways. Therefore, the appropriate response would be "yeah, bye" as it acknowledges the farewell and indicates that the speaker will also be leaving.

The correct answer is "Excuse me". In the given conversation, Donny uses the phrase "Excuse me" to get the teacher's attention and explain why he is late. This phrase is commonly used to politely interrupt someone or apologize for any inconvenience caused.

The correct answer is "our" because the possessive adjective "our" is used to indicate that something belongs to a group of people including the speaker. In this case, "our" is used to show that the national flag belongs to the speaker and the group they are a part of.

Based on John's response, "I'm not good today," it can be inferred that he is not feeling well or in a bad condition. This is supported by the phrase "not good today," which indicates that John's current state is not positive or satisfactory.

The correct answer is "her" because the possessive adjective "her" is used to show ownership or possession by a female person. In this sentence, "Children are playing playstation now," we can assume that the speaker is referring to a female person and indicating that the children belong to her.

The correct answer is "How do you do" because it is a common greeting used when meeting someone for the first time. Henny is responding to Dewi's greeting by using the same phrase, indicating that they are both being polite and formal in their conversation.