Latih 80 soalan praktikal tentang zon masa, mata wang, unit, perjalanan, pengangkutan, perbankan, sewaan, kesihatan dan bahasa Inggeris harian untuk hidup di luar negara.
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Soalan 1
If it is 09:00 in London (UTC+0) in winter, what time is it in New York (UTC-5)?
New York is five hours behind London, so 09:00 minus 5 hours is 04:00.
Soalan 2
Japan is UTC+9 and Thailand is UTC+7. If it is 10:00 in Bangkok, what time is it in Tokyo?
Tokyo is two hours ahead of Bangkok, so 10:00 plus 2 hours is 12:00.
Soalan 3
Which statement about UTC is correct?
UTC is the coordinated universal time standard that all time zones are compared with.
Soalan 4
When a country uses daylight saving time, what usually changes?
Daylight saving changes the local clock and therefore the UTC offset during part of the year.
Soalan 5
A 24-hour clock shows 15:00 for 3 PM.
On a 24-hour clock, times after noon continue past 12: 13:00 is 1 PM, 14:00 is 2 PM, and 15:00 is 3 PM. The statement is therefore true.
Soalan 6
If a flight departs at 08:00 local time and lasts 10 hours with no time change, what is the local arrival time?
Add the flight duration to the departure time: 08:00 plus 10 hours gives 18:00. Since there is no time zone change, the local arrival time is 18:00, matching option a.
Soalan 7
Tokyo (UTC+9) is how many hours ahead of London (UTC+0) in winter?
In winter London is UTC+0 and Tokyo is UTC+9, so Tokyo is nine hours ahead.
Soalan 8
The line that divides calendar days is called the International Date ___.
The International Date Line is where the calendar date changes by one day.
Soalan 9
Time zones are broadly based on longitude.
Longitude is the main basis for time zones because the Earth rotates from west to east.
Soalan 10
If you call someone at 20:00 your time and they are six hours behind, what is their local time?
Subtract the time difference from your local time: 20:00 minus 6 hours gives 14:00. The person is behind you, so their time is earlier, making option a correct.
Soalan 11
If 1 USD equals 90 JPY and you exchange 10 USD, how many JPY do you receive before fees?
10 USD times 90 JPY per dollar equals 900 JPY.
Soalan 12
The fee a bank charges to convert one currency into another is often called an exchange-rate spread.
Banks usually quote a slightly worse rate than the market rate, and the difference is the spread.
Soalan 13
Which is the best way to compare prices in different countries?
Converting all prices to one currency lets you compare them fairly.
Soalan 14
The currency of Japan is the ___.
Japan uses the yen as its official currency, and one yen is written with the symbol JPY. The currency name is yen, so the blank is filled with yen.
Soalan 15
If a meal costs 20 EUR and you pay with a 50 EUR note, what change should you receive?
Subtract the meal cost from the note you paid with: 50 EUR minus 20 EUR equals 30 EUR. The change should be 30 EUR, so option a is correct.
Soalan 16
What does "cashback" usually mean at a store?
Cashback lets you add a small amount of cash to your card payment at the checkout.
Soalan 17
Airport currency exchange kiosks often offer worse rates than banks.
Airport kiosks often charge higher spreads because of convenience and limited competition.
Soalan 18
If 1 GBP equals 1.20 USD, what is 5 GBP in USD?
Multiply the amount in GBP by the exchange rate: 5 x 1.20 = 6.00 USD. Option a is correct; the other values come from adding, subtracting, or using the wrong rate.
Soalan 19
Which card feature is most important when traveling abroad?
Avoiding foreign transaction fees saves money on purchases made in another currency.
Soalan 20
A small amount of money a bank charges for converting currency is a ___.
Currency conversion usually includes a fee or a spread built into the exchange rate.
Soalan 21
How many meters are in 1 kilometer?
The prefix kilo means one thousand, so 1 kilometer equals 1,000 meters. Option a is correct; 100 meters would be only a tenth of a kilometer.
Soalan 22
One mile is approximately how many kilometers?
One mile is approximately 1.6 kilometers, a common conversion used in travel and road signs. Options 0.6 and 2.4 are not the accepted approximation, so option a is correct.
Soalan 23
At what Celsius temperature does water freeze?
Under standard conditions, water changes from liquid to solid at 0 degrees Celsius. Option 32 is the Fahrenheit freezing point, and 100 is the Celsius boiling point, so option a is correct.
Soalan 24
Which is larger: 1 liter or 1 gallon?
One US gallon is about 3.79 liters, so a gallon is larger.
Soalan 25
There are ___ centimeters in 1 meter.
The prefix centi means one hundredth, so 1 meter contains 100 centimeters. The correct number to type is 100.
Soalan 26
How many grams are in 1 kilogram?
The prefix kilo means one thousand, so 1 kilogram equals 1,000 grams. Option a is correct; 100 grams would be only one tenth of a kilogram.
Soalan 27
In the US, height is often measured in feet and ___.
In the US, height is commonly expressed in feet and inches, such as 5 feet 8 inches. The missing unit is inches, so the answer is inches.
Soalan 28
0°C is the same temperature as 32°F.
The Celsius and Fahrenheit scales meet at the freezing point of water: 0°C equals 32°F.
Soalan 29
If a recipe needs 500 ml of water, how many liters is that?
500 milliliters is half of 1,000 milliliters, so it equals 0.5 liters.
Soalan 30
Which unit is most common for long road distances in most countries?
Most countries use kilometers for long road distances on signs and maps, while miles are common on US roads. Therefore option a is correct.
Soalan 31
What does "boarding gate" mean at an airport?
The boarding gate is the departure point where passengers enter the aircraft.
Soalan 32
A layover is a stop between two flights.
A layover is the time you spend waiting at an airport between connecting flights.
Soalan 33
What should you check before boarding an international flight?
Passport and visa requirements are the most important documents for international travel.
Soalan 34
"Carry-on" baggage means a bag you...
Carry-on baggage is small enough to bring into the airplane cabin.
Soalan 35
If your flight is delayed, "ETA" stands for Estimated Time of ___.
ETA stands for Estimated Time of Arrival, which tells passengers when a flight or journey is expected to arrive. The missing word is Arrival.
Soalan 36
What document do you usually need to enter a foreign country?
A valid passport is the standard travel document for crossing international borders.
Soalan 37
The place where you collect checked luggage is called baggage ___.
Baggage claim is the area where checked bags are returned to passengers.
Soalan 38
Which phrase is most useful when you cannot find your hotel?
Asking someone to show your destination on a map is a clear and practical way to get directions.
Soalan 39
You usually need a boarding pass before going through airport security.
Most airports require a boarding pass to enter the security screening area.
Soalan 40
A "transfer" in travel usually means...
A transfer is a connection where you change from one flight or mode of transport to another.
Soalan 41
What is a "platform" at a train station?
A platform is the raised area beside the track where passengers board trains.
Soalan 42
A reusable card used for buses and trains is often called a ___ card.
A transit card stores fare credit or a travel pass for buses, trains, and subways, letting riders tap and pay quickly. The common name is transit card.
Soalan 43
Which is the safest way to cross a busy road?
A crosswalk is a marked area where pedestrians have the right of way, and using it is the safest way to cross a busy road. The other options are dangerous, so option a is correct.
Soalan 44
Uber and Lyft are examples of ride-hailing apps.
Ride-hailing apps connect passengers with drivers through a mobile platform.
Soalan 45
What does "departures" mean at a station?
Departures refers to trips that are leaving a station or airport, while arrivals refers to trips coming in. The departures board shows services leaving, so option a is correct.
Soalan 46
If a bus is "running late", it means the bus is...
Running late means the service is later than its scheduled time.
Soalan 47
The place where taxis wait for passengers is a taxi ___.
A taxi stand is a designated place where taxis queue for passengers.
Soalan 48
What should you do if you miss your train?
Station staff can tell you about the next service or help you adjust your ticket.
Soalan 49
What does "ATM" stand for?
An ATM is an automated teller machine for withdrawing and managing cash.
Soalan 50
A personal identification number is called a ___.
A PIN is the secret number used to verify your identity at ATMs and payment terminals.
Soalan 51
Which document is usually required to open a bank account?
Banks must verify a customer identity before opening an account, so they require a passport, national ID, or similar official document. A receipt, bus pass, or library card is not accepted, so option a is correct.
Soalan 52
What does "withdraw" mean in banking?
To withdraw is to take money out of an account, usually at an ATM or bank counter. Putting money in is depositing, so option a is correct.
Soalan 53
A debit card takes money directly from your bank account.
Debit card payments are deducted directly from the linked bank account.
Soalan 54
What is a "wire transfer"?
A wire transfer moves money electronically from one bank account to another.
Soalan 55
The money your bank pays you for keeping savings there is called ___.
Interest is the amount a bank pays on deposited savings.
Soalan 56
If your card is lost, what should you do first?
Freezing or blocking a lost card immediately prevents someone else from using it, protecting your money. Waiting or sharing your PIN increases risk, so option a is correct.
Soalan 57
What is a "lease" in housing?
A lease is a legal agreement between a landlord and a tenant for renting property.
Soalan 58
The money paid at the start of a rental to protect the owner is a ___.
A security deposit covers possible damage or unpaid rent at the end of the tenancy.
Soalan 59
Rent is usually paid monthly.
Most residential leases are paid monthly, with rent due on the same day each month. The statement is therefore true.
Soalan 60
What does "utilities included" mean?
Utilities included means the rent covers services such as water, electricity, or gas.
Soalan 61
What should you do before signing a lease?
Reading the agreement and inspecting the property helps you avoid misunderstandings later.
Soalan 62
A person who rents a property is called a ___.
The tenant is the person who rents and lives in the property.
Soalan 63
What is a "notice period"?
A notice period is how far in advance you must tell the landlord you are moving out.
Soalan 64
If a landlord asks for cash only and no written agreement, what should you do?
A written agreement and receipts protect both the tenant and the landlord.
Soalan 65
What should you do in a medical emergency?
Calling the local emergency number gets you immediate professional help.
Soalan 66
What is a "pharmacy"?
A pharmacy is a shop that sells medicines, health products, and sometimes other everyday items. It is not a restaurant, bank, or train station, so option a is correct.
Soalan 67
A doctor who treats general health problems is often called a ___ practitioner.
A general practitioner, often called a GP, is a doctor who provides general medical care and refers patients to specialists when needed. The missing word is general.
Soalan 68
You should call emergency services if someone is unconscious.
Unconsciousness is a medical emergency and needs immediate professional help.
Soalan 69
What should you tell the emergency dispatcher first?
The emergency dispatcher needs your location first so that help can be sent to the right place quickly. Other personal details are less important, so option a is correct.
Soalan 70
Health insurance helps pay for ___ expenses.
Health insurance covers part of the cost of medical treatment and care.
Soalan 71
If you need a doctor but it is not an emergency, you can visit a ___ clinic.
A walk-in clinic treats minor illnesses and injuries without requiring an appointment. It is not a police station, bank, or car, so option a is correct.
Soalan 72
What is an "ambulance"?
An ambulance transports people who need urgent medical care to a hospital.
Soalan 73
What does "Excuse me, where is the nearest subway station?" ask about?
The speaker is asking for directions to the nearest subway station.
Soalan 74
"Could you help me?" is a polite request.
Using "could you" makes a request sound polite and respectful.
Soalan 75
To order politely, say "I would like a coffee, ___."
"Please" is the polite word used when making a request.
Soalan 76
What does "Do you have any vegetarian options?" ask about?
The question asks whether the restaurant offers dishes suitable for vegetarians.
Soalan 77
"How much does this cost?" asks about...
The question asks for the price of an item, which is the amount of money you must pay to buy it. Size, color, and origin are different details, so option a is correct.
Soalan 78
To ask someone to repeat, say "Could you say that ___?"
Asking someone to say something again is a polite way to request repetition.
Soalan 79
"Thank you" is used to show gratitude.
People say thank you after receiving help, a gift, or an act of kindness to show gratitude. The statement is therefore true.
Soalan 80
Which response is most polite after receiving help?
Expressing gratitude is the polite response after someone helps you.