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PONOROGO DISTRICT GOVERNMENT

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION CLASS

7
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1 JETIS
MID-TERM ASSESSMENT (EVEN)
ACADEMIC YEAR 2024/2025
Subject : English
Date : Wednesday, 19 March 2025
DEPARTMENT OF Time : 50 minutes INTERNATIONAL
EDUCATION Student Name : _________________________ CLASS PROGRAM

Read the dialogue carefully then answer the questions by choosing the correct answer. The text is for number 1-5.

The Global Transport System


The transport system plays a vital role in connecting people, goods, and services across the world. It consists of
various modes, including road, rail, air, and sea, each with its unique advantages and challenges.
Road Transport
Road transport is the most commonly used mode, providing flexibility and accessibility. Highways, expressways,
and local roads enable the movement of people and goods within cities and across borders. While cars, buses,
and trucks dominate road networks, issues like traffic congestion and pollution remain significant challenges.
Rail Transport
Rail transport is a highly efficient way to move large numbers of passengers and freight. High-speed trains, such
as Japan’s Shinkansen and Europe’s TGV, have revolutionized travel by reducing travel times and promoting
sustainability. Freight trains are essential for transporting goods over long distances at lower costs.
Air Transport
Air travel is the fastest mode of transport, connecting distant locations worldwide. Airlines operate commercial
flights for passengers and cargo, facilitating international trade and tourism. However, high costs and
environmental concerns, such as carbon emissions, challenge the sustainability of air travel.
Water Transport
Ships and boats have been a fundamental part of global trade for centuries. Cargo ships transport goods across
oceans, while ferries provide regional connectivity. Although slower than air transport, maritime shipping remains
the most cost-effective way to move bulk goods.
Future of Transport
The future of transportation is shifting towards sustainability and innovation.
Electric vehicles (EVs), autonomous cars, and smart public transport systems are reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Hyper loop technology and urban air mobility solutions, such as drones and air taxis, could revolutionize how
people and goods move.
In conclusion, the global transport system is essential for economic growth and social development. While it faces
challenges such as congestion, pollution, and infrastructure demands, advancements in technology and
sustainability efforts will shape the future of transportation.

1. Which of the following is NOT a mode of transportation mentioned in the text?


A. Road C. Space
B. Rail D. Air

2. What is one of the major challenges of road transport?


A. High-speed connectivity C. Inaccessibility to local areas
B. Traffic congestion and pollution D. Lack of vehicles
3. Why is rail transport considered efficient?
A. It is the slowest mode of transport
B. It only operates in urban areas
C. It reduces travel time and promotes sustainability
D. It is only used for passenger travel

4. What is a major disadvantage of air transport?


A. It is the slowest mode of transport
B. It is not used for international trade
C. It has high costs and environmental concerns
D. It is only available in a few countries

5. Which future transportation technology aims to revolutionize travel?


A. Steam-powered trains C. Hyper loop and urban air mobility
B. Horse-drawn carriages D. Traditional cargo ships

Read the dialogue carefully then answer the questions by choosing the correct answer. The text is for number 6-
10.
Planning for the Future: Protecting Nature for a Sustainable World

As the world faces increasing environmental challenges, planning for the future in harmony with nature has
become essential. Climate change, deforestation, pollution, and biodiversity loss threaten ecosystems and
human well-being. To create a sustainable future, we must take proactive steps to protect and restore nature
while balancing economic and social development.
Sustainable Land Use and Conservation
One of the key strategies for a greener future is sustainable land use. Protecting forests, wetlands, and natural
habitats ensures the survival of countless plant and animal species. Governments and organizations are
creating protected areas and national parks to conserve biodiversity and prevent habitat destruction.
Additionally, reforestation and afforestation efforts help restore ecosystems and absorb carbon dioxide,
mitigating climate change.
Renewable Energy and Green Technology
Transitioning to renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydroelectric power is crucial in reducing our
reliance on fossil fuels. Green technologies, such as electric vehicles, energy-efficient buildings, and
sustainable agriculture, help minimize environmental harm. Investing in clean energy not only preserves nature
but also promotes economic growth and job creation.
Climate Action and Adaptation
With rising global temperatures and extreme weather events, climate adaptation is necessary. Coastal regions
must prepare for rising sea levels, while drought-prone areas need better water management. Governments,
scientists, and communities are working together to develop strategies such as flood barriers, improved
irrigation systems, and resilient crop varieties to ensure food security and protect vulnerable populations.
Reducing Waste and Pollution
Plastic pollution, air contamination, and excessive waste are major environmental concerns. Sustainable waste
management practices, such as recycling, composting, and reducing single-use plastics, help keep ecosystems
clean. Companies and individuals can also adopt circular economy principles, where materials are reused and
repurposed instead of being discarded.
Education and Community Involvement
A sustainable future depends on education and awareness. Schools, businesses, and governments must
promote environmental responsibility. Encouraging community involvement in tree-planting programs, clean-up
initiatives, and conservation efforts fosters a collective commitment to protecting the planet.
Conclusion
Planning for the future in nature requires a global effort to protect ecosystems, combat climate change, and
embrace sustainable living. By prioritizing conservation, renewable energy, and responsible resource
management, we can build a healthier planet for future generations. The choices we make today will determine
the quality of life for all living beings on Earth.

6. Why is sustainable land use important for the future?


A. It ensures the survival of plant and animal species
B. It encourages more deforestation
C. It increases pollution levels
D. It reduces the need for renewable energy

7. Which of the following is a renewable energy source?


A. Coal C. Natural gas
B. Solar power D. Diesel fuel

8. What is one way communities can help reduce pollution?


A. Increase the use of single-use plastics
B. Burn more fossil fuels
C. Participate in clean-up initiatives and recycling programs
D. Ignore waste management practices

9. What is a major consequence of climate change that requires adaptation?


A. Decreased renewable energy usage
B. Increased fossil fuel consumption
C. Rising global temperatures and extreme weather events
D. Les need for conservation efforts

10. How can education contribute to a sustainable future?


A. By discouraging environmental responsibility
B. By promoting awareness and community involvement in conservation efforts
C. By preventing people from learning about climate change
D. By reducing the importance of renewable energy

Sarah's journey Anne’s journey

Sarah had always felt a deep longing for adventure, a Anne had always been curious about the world
desire to step beyond the boundaries of her everyday beyond her small town. She dreamed of adventure, of
life and explore the unknown. Her journey was not just seeing new places, and of discovering something
about traveling to distant places. It was about greater than herself. But dreams often feel distant until
discovering who she truly was and finding meaning in the moment arrives to chase them. For Anne, that
the world around her. moment came unexpectedly. An opportunity to step
One day, Sarah made the bold decision to leave outside her comfort zone and embark on a journey
behind her familiar routine and embark on a journey that would change her life forever.
that would change her life forever. With a backpack Anne quickly realized that adventure was not without
filled with essentials and a heart full of hope, she set its difficulties. She faced long, tiring days of travel,
out on an adventure, not knowing what lay ahead but moments of loneliness, and times when she doubted
eager to embrace the experiences that awaited her. herself. But with each challenge, she grew stronger.
Sarah’s journey was filled with breathtaking moments She learned to navigate unfamiliar cities, communicate
watching the sunrise over misty mountains, feeling the despite language barriers, and adapt to cultures far
ocean breeze on her face, and walking through different from her own.
ancient streets filled with history. She met people from Leaving home was both exciting and terrifying. With
different cultures, shared meals with strangers who nothing but a suitcase, a map, and a heart full of hope,
became friends, and listened to stories that opened Anne set off on her journey. She had no fixed plans,
her heart and mind. only the desire to embrace whatever came her way.
When Sarah finally returned home, she was no longer Every step forward was a step into the unknown, but
the same person. She carried with her the lessons, she was determined to follow the path wherever it led.
memories, and friendships she had gained. Her When Anne finally returned home, she was no longer
journey had taught her hthat life is an endless the same person who had left. She had seen, felt, and
adventure, and she was ready to keep exploring, lived more than she had ever imagined. Her journey
dreaming, and embracing every new path that lay had given her a new perspective, a deep sense of
ahead. gratitude, and an unshakable belief that the world was
full of endless possibilities.
Anne’s journey did not end when she came home, it
was only the beginning of a life filled with adventure,
discovery, and the courage to keep exploring.

Based on the text above choose the correct statement. By checklist “true” or “false”. The texts are for number 11-
15.
No. Statement True False
11. Sarah’s journey was not just about traveling to distant places but also
about self-discovery and finding meaning in the world.
12. Anne had always been curious about the world beyond her small town.
13. Anne never left her small town because she was too afraid to travel.
14. Sarah traveled with a group of friends who planned every step of the
trip.
15. Anne found her journey easy and free of challenges.

Read the text below.


For each number 16 – 20, choose one the correct word that available.
Ponorogo is a regency located in East Java, Indonesia. It is famous for its rich cultural (16.) ……………..,
especially the traditional Reog Ponorogo dance, which features colorful (17.) ……………… lion masks, and
acrobatic performances. Surrounded by hills and rice fields, Ponorogo offers beautiful natural (18.) …………… and
a peaceful atmosphere. The local (19.) …………. are known for being friendly and welcoming to visitors. Ponorogo
is also known for traditional (20.) …………… like sate ayam (chicken satay).
16. A. art B. heritage C. country D. town

17. A. costume B. mask C. dance D. performance

18. A. visitor B. river C. lake D. scenery

19. A. performance B. dance C. people D. food

20. A. foods B. drinks C. beverages D. Snacks

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