BANGKAPOS.COM – Berikut soal dan kunci jawaban Bahasa Inggris kelas 11 SMA halaman 100 101 104 dan 107 Kurikulum Merdeka Edisi Revisi.
Pada halaman 100 Practice 1, siswa diminta mencari kalimat langsung dan tidak langsung dalam cerita The Goose Girl.
Di 101 Practice 2 ini, siswa diminta mengubah kalimat tidak langsung menjadi kalimat langsung.
Sedangkan di halaman 104, siswa diminta mendengarkan cerita Timun Mas lalu menjawab lima pertanyaan.
Sementara di halaman 107 Activity 2, siswa kali ini diminta untuk membuat cerita dari karakter dan latar yang sudah disediakan.
Setelah itu, siswa diminta untuk bercerita di depan kelas.
Baca juga: Soal dan Kunci Jawaban Bahasa Inggris SMA Kelas 11 Halaman 4-6 7-8 Kurikulum Merdeka
Setelah itu, siswa diminta menjawab sejumlah pertanyaan yang disediakan.
Sejumlah pertanyaan juga diberikan di siswa diminta untuk menjawabnya.
Melansir Tribunnews.com, kunci jawaban yang disediakan hanya sebagai bahan referensi sekaligus panduan belajar bagi siswa.
Tujuannya untuk membantu siswa memahami materi yang sedang dipelajari.
Dengan adanya kunci jawaban ini, siswa dapat membandingkan hasil pekerjaan mereka dengan jawaban yang benar, sehingga lebih mudah menemukan kesalahan dan memperbaikinya.
Sebelum melihat kunci jawaban, sangat dianjurkan agar siswa terlebih dahulu berusaha mengerjakan soal secara mandiri.
Buku Bahasa Inggris Kurikulum Merdeka edisi revisi ini ditulis oleh Rida Afrilyasanti dan Anik Muslikah Indriastuti, serta diterbitkan oleh Kementerian Pendidikan, Kebudayaan, Riset, dan Teknologi tahun 2024.
Soal
Reread "The Goose Girl" story. Find all direct and indirect speeches and change them from direct to indirect and the other way around.
Jawaban
Direct speech
1. The Queen said, "Take this handkerchief to protect you on your journey."
2. The Princess asked the Waiting-maid, "Will you get me some water in my golden cup?"
3. The Waiting-maid replied, "I will not be your servant any longer."
4. The handkerchief whispered, "If your mother knew, her heart would break in two."
5. Falada the horse said, "Alas, Princess, if your mother knew!"
Indirect speech
1. The Queen told her daughter to take that handkerchief to protect her on her journey.
2. The Princess asked the Waiting-maid if she would get her some water in her golden cup.
3. The Waiting-maid replied that she would not be her servant any longer.
4. The handkerchief whispered that if her mother had known, her heart would have broken in two.
5. Falada the horse lamented that if her mother knew, she would be very sad.
Baca juga: Soal dan Kunci Jawaban Bahasa Inggris Kelas 11 SMA Halaman 129 130 131 Kurikulum Merdeka
Soal
Change the indirect speech into the direct speech form!
a. She sang that she was a pretty lower.
b. She boasted that strong winds and heavy rain would not destroy her. Her beauty would calm them down.
c. She cried that she did not want to lose her beauty and sparkle.
d. Oliver softly said Fiona might have lost her petals, but her beauty still lay within.
e. He added that true strength was not boasting but resilience and humility.
f. Fiona said in sadness to Oliver that she was so sorry.
Jawaban
a. She sang, "I am a pretty flower."
b. "Strong winds and heavy rain will not destroy me. My beauty will calm them down," she boasted.
c. "I do not want to lose my beauty and sparkle," she cried.
d. Oliver softly said, "Fiona, you might have lost your petals, but your beauty still lies within."
e. "True strength is not boasting but resilience and humility," he added.
f. "I am so sorry, Oliver," Fiona said in sadness.
Soal
1. How is Emas' character described in the story?
2. What problems did Emas encounter?
3. What did Emas do to solve her problem?
4. Why did Emas not reveal her identity?
5. If you were Emas, would you reveal your identity as Timun Mas? Why?
Jawaban
1. Emas (Timun Mas) is described as a beautiful, kind, and very brave girl. She is also very clever and resilient, as shown by her ability to stay calm and use her resources to survive while being chased by a giant.
2. The main problem was that a giant named Buto Ijo came to her house to take her away and eat her. This was because of a promise her parents made to the giant years ago in exchange for having a child.
3. She ran away into the forest to escape from the giant. She used four magical bundles given by her parents to create obstacles that eventually defeated the giant.
4. In the story of Timun Mas, she did not hide her identity, but she hid herself (her presence) from the giant. She did this to survive and avoid being caught.
5. If I were Emas, I would not reveal my location to the giant. My identity as "Timun Mas" is already known by the giant, but I would choose to run and fight for my life rather than surrender, because everyone has the right to live freely and happily.
Baca juga: Soal dan Kunci Jawaban Bahasa Inggris Kelas 11 SMA Halaman 118-119 121 Kurikulum Merdeka
Jawaban
Once upon a time, in a peaceful village, there stood a magnificent, big house. It had a grand staircase, soft carpets, and golden frames on the walls. It looked like a palace where happiness surely lived.
And in this house lived a young girl. We will call her Princess Maya. Look at her.
She was 'a happy girl.' She had long dark hair and wore a bright blue dress with a yellow collar. Her face was always calm, and a sweet, serene smile never left her lips. She looked like an angel that couldn't feel any pain. This, my friends, is how our story begins... with a girl so perfect, everyone admired her.
But every fairy tale has a twist. And Maya’s twist was not a wicked stepmother or a traitorous maid. but a betrayal from within.
Behind her perfect smile, a powerful 'Monster inside Me' had started to grow. It wasn't a visible beast. It was a purple shadow made of fear and sadness.
Whenever Maya was alone, especially at night in her too-big room, this purple monster would appear. It strangled her with invisible arms.
It would whisper, "You must always be happy. If you show sadness, everyone will hate you. You are a fake."
Maya’s main problem was the pressure to be perfect. The monster trapped her, not in a tower, but inside her own silent suffering. The world still saw the happy girl, but the real Maya was drowning in the purple shadow.
The monster grew stronger. One fateful day, Maya couldn't take it anymore. Her emotions boiled over. This was the turning point of the story. It was a moment of absolute 'Mix Feeling.' Her heart felt like it would break, but her face was trained to smile.
Her mind became a terrifying battlefield. She was confused. (Tunjuk wajah-wajah kecil). There was a voice of utter despair (sad face), another of blinding rage (angry face), and another of paralyzing fear. Maya did not know who she was anymore. She held up multiple 'masks' of emotion, unable to decide which one was real. She was at rock bottom, a princess lost in the chaos of her own mind. This was her defining moment.
So, how was this conflict resolved? The question on the card asks, 'Which character will solve the problem?'. Maya solved it herself.
Look closely. Maya holding a mask. This image represents her 'Self-Concept'. Maya looked at that perfect, smiling mask she had worn for years to hide the monster.
She finally understood. Her main character flaw was the belief that she must be 'perfect' to be loved. Like the 'Goose Girl' discovering she didn't need a royal title to be courageous, Maya discovered she didn't need to be 'perfect' to be worthy.
Maya decided to stop being a 'slave to happiness.' She took the mask off and accepted herself. She told the monster, 'You exist, but you do not define me. I am allowed to be sad.' The moment she accepted her true self, the purple monster’s grip weakened, and it began to fade.
Maya returned to her original state, a happy girl.
But the smile you see now is different from the smile at the beginning of the story. The first smile was from ignorance; this smile is from resilience. Maya had fought a war and won.
She still lives in the big house, she still likes her blue dress, and she is still surrounded by peaceful flowers. But the purple monster is gone, replaced by inner strength. Maya found her place in the world by finding herself first.
The moral of the story is, True identity and beauty are not found in how we look on the outside or how 'perfect' we appear to be, but in the courage to accept ourselves.
Authentic beauty and strength aren't found in how someone looks but in how they are inside.
*) Catatan:
Jawaban yang disajikan bisa saja lebih singkat dari apa yang dipelajari di buku.
Kunci jawaban di atas hanya digunakan oleh orang tua untuk memandu proses belajar anak.
(Tribunnews.com/Renald Shiftanto) (Bangkapos.com)
