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Jakarta
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TAHUN PELAJARAN 2018 – 2019
Mata Pelajaran : LINTAS MINAT BAHASA INGGRIS
Kelas : XII IPA/IPS
Hari / tanggal : Selasa, 22 Januari 2019
Waktu : 09.45 – 11.15 WIB

TIPE C
Petunjuk Mengerjakan Soal :
1. Tuliskan nama, kelas, dan nomor peserta pada lembar jawaban, di tempat yang disediakan.
2. Gunakan pensil 2B untuk mengisi lembar jawaban; lembar jawaban tidak boleh kotor, terlipat atau
ada coretannya.
3. Soal terdiri dari 40 soal Pilihan Ganda dan 5 Esai.
4. Soal Pilihan Ganda : Pilihlah satu jawaban yang paling tepat.
5. Soal Esai :Jawablah isian dengan lengkap dan benar.
6. Periksalah kembali pekerjaanmu sebelum diserahkan kepada pengawas.

I. Choose the right answer.

1. Read the following dialogue to answer question 1.

Ria : We are going on a trekking expedition this Sunday. _______?
Palupi : That sounds a nice idea.
Ria : How about you, Sandy?
Sandy : Thank you very much for asking me, but I have an appointment with my girlfriend on
Sunday.
Ria : How about you, Tia?
Tia : With pleasure.

The most suitable expression to complete the conversation is…

A. How about joining us
B. What do you think about it
C. What about to join us
D. What do you think of it
E. How do you want to join it

2. Read the following dialogue to answer question 2.

Lucy : “Hi Alex. Why didn't you go to school yesterday?”
Alex : “My grandma passed away.”
Lucy : “I’m so sorry to have heard the news. She was such a wonderful woman.”
Alex : “Thank you very much. I'm deeply touched.”

From the dialogue, we may assume that Lucy is expressing…

A. apology
B. certainty
C. gratitude
D. regret
E. sympathy

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 3. Read the following dialogue to answer question 3.
Agatha : “Where’s Tina?”
Sisca : “Tina? She is in outside this room.”
Agatha : “What? She ________ a very important meeting. Every person is waiting for her.”
Sisca : “Let me call her.”
Agatha : “Thank you.”
Elsa : Well, I think that’s a brilliant idea. Thanks a lot, Anna.
Anna : Do not mention it El. Let’s build a snowman, shall we?

The best phrase to complete the dialogue is ….

A. can attend
B. may attend
C. should be attended
D. should be attending
E. should have attended

4. Read the following dialogue to answer question 4.

Andre : Hi, how are you? Ready to go?

Lucy : Yes ready to go and really excited.
Andre : It should be a good match and great atmosphere.
Lucy : Yes. It’s always good when the local football team plays at home.
Andre : I love being able to walk to the stadium with all the other supporters.
Lucy : Everyone is excited and hoping that the team will win.
Andre : It’s good to see all the scarves and football shirts.
Lucy : And then when we get here to the turnstile and get into the ground with our ticket. I just
what the match to start now.
Andre : It is also good to be able to sit in the same seats each time as we have our season tickets.
Lucy : Yes we are lucky. We have a great view from here.
Andre : Great the referee is about to blow the whistle to start the match.
Lucy : Let’s cheer loudly to support the team so they will hopefully win.

The best sentence to describe the dialogue is ….

A. It is such an interesting football match that Andre and Lucy are interested in.
B. Lucy and Andre aren’t so excited to see the football match.
C. The match are so crowded that Andre and Lucy can’t go there.
D. The supporters are so nice that the match can be run well.
E. The ticket is so expensive that Andre and Lucy can’t buy.

5. Read the following dialogue to answer question 5.

Lucy : You look upset, Adam. What's the matter?
Adam : Nothing. I don't want to talk about it.
Lucy : Come on. What's up?
Adam : Well, I've just got this text message from a friend in my class. He wants me to take a photo
of the Math exam paper tomorrow and then send it to him. What should I do, Lucy?
Lucy : Well, whatever you do, don't cheat. That's for sure. They can expel you for that.
Adam : Right.
Lucy : And I think you ________ your teacher.
Adam : What? Tell on him? I can't do that!
Lucy : OK, but you should tell him what you think.
Adam : Are you sure?
Lucy : Yes, definitely. Don't worry. I'm sure he'll understand.
Adam : Yes, you're right. Thanks, Lucy.

The best response to complete the dialogue is...

A. can tell
B. may tell
C. should have told
D. should be telling
E. should tell

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 6. Read the following dialogue to answer question 6.
Anthony : I hear Bryan and Mario will quit soon.
Wilson : What will they do?
Anthony : I am not sure. I think they will either get a new job or go back to school.
Wilson : I am really going to miss Mario.
Anthony : Yeah, _______ the office _______ the company outings will be the same without
him.
Wilson : So true.

The best response to complete the dialogue is ....

A. either...or...
B. both...and...
C. not only...but also...
D. neither...nor...
E. such...that...

7. Read the following dialogue to answer question 7.

Maggie : Tina, what do you think is the best action to reduce global warming?
Tina : ________.
Maggie : What do you mean?
Tina : Well, we have to start to do what we can, to help reduce global warming.
Maggie : What do you suggest that we should do?
Tina : Well, there are lots of things that we can do. We should start saving electricity,
recycling things, using public transportation, buying and consuming as much as we
need only. Basically, just save anything that we can.
Maggie : that’s a great idea. I will do that.

The best expression to complete the dialogue is…

A. I think so that everyone should start changing their lifestyle.
B. Well if you don’t mind everyone should start changing their lifestyle.
C. I think everyone should start change their lifestyle.
D. I totally agree that everyone should start changing their lifestyle.
E. In my opinion how about everyone should start changing their lifestyle.

8. Read the following dialogue to answer question 8.

Hena : The traffic was really bad during rush hour yesterday.
Ray : Really? I have a meeting at 9 a.m later.
Hena : I think _______.

The best expression to fill in the conversation is…

A. We should leave the house earlier today.
B. We had better not leave the house early.
C. We cannot leave the house earlier today.
D. We should have left the house earlier that morning.
E. We should be leaving the house during the rush hour.

9. Read the following dialogue to answer question 9.

Alice : "Hi James, how was your school holiday?"

James : ________, it was nice
Alice : "That's good! Better than mine actually."

The best expression to complete the conversation is...

A. And I didn’t visit new places and buy new dresses
B. Unless I didn’t visit new places and buy new dresses
C. Otherwise I didn’t visit new places and buy new dresses
D. Even though I didn’t visit new places and buy new dresses
E. On the other hand I didn’t visit new places and buy new dresses

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 10. Read the following proverb to answer question 10.

“I asked my roommate to wash the dishes, but they ended up super filthy! I guess it’s true. What they
say: if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.”

What does the proverb mean?

A. Don’t depend on someone else to do a good job; do it yourself.
B. In doing things, we need someone to help us.
C. Do the right things, others will follow you eventually.
D. Be the first to do the right things.
E. Convince yourself in doing the right thing.

11. Read the following dialogue to answer question 11.

Jean : “Hi Chris, would you like to do something with me this weekend?”
Chris : “Sure. What shall we do?”
Jean : “I don't know. Do you have any ideas?”
Chris : “________”
Jean : “That's sounds good to me. Which film shall we see?”
Chris : “Let's see "Action Man 4".”
Jean : “I'd rather not. I don't like violent films. How about going to "Mad Doctor Brown". I hear
it's quite a funny film.”
Chris : “OK. Let's go see that.”

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is...

A. Do you like watching films?
B. I think watching films is an interesting hobby.
C. I’m afraid I can’t go with you to the movie.
D. Sorry. I don’t have any ideas.
E. Why don't we watch a film?

12. Read the following dialogue to answer question 12.

Shane : “You ________ here.”
Billiam : “Really? I don’t think so.”
Shane : “How come you’re moving here? Aren’t you going to Gadjah Mada University next year?”
Billiam : “You’re right. But it’s so hard to resist!”

The best phrase to complete the dialogue is …

A. should move
B. shouldn’t move
C. should be moving
D. shouldn’t have moved
E. cannot be moving

13. As the groceries were sent an hour ago, they should have been here by now.
From the underlined clause we may conclude that the groceries...
A. will probably arrive soon
B. are ready here now
C. have not arrived yet
D. have just arrived
E. would probably not arrive

14. Read the following dialogue to answer question 14.

Tom : Hi, Jerry. We are going to have a holiday next week, aren’t we?
Jerry : Yes, we are. What are we going to do Tom?
Tom : I am thinking of having a camp at the seaside.
What do you think?
Jerry : I think It’s a good idea. So, we have to prepare everything ________.

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 The best response to complete the dialogue is…
A. if we want to spend our leisure time
B. when you need to go for a vacation
C. before the day is coming
D. after taking so many exercises
E. although we don’t have time to share

15. Read the following dialogue to answer question 15.

Tom : _______ being busy enough, I am trying to be able come to your party
Jerry : I am very happy to hear that. You’re very kind.
Tom : Thank you.

The best conjunction to complete the dialogue is…

A. Although
B. Because
C. Because of
D. Despite
E. In spite of

The following text is for questions 16-17

16. What does the advertisement mean by saying “What Goes in the Ocean Goes in You?”
A. When we pollute the ocean, it will also affect us.
B. Eating fish brings many benefits for our body.
C. Pollution has become too severe to handle.
D. Sushi is the healthiest meal one can have.
E. Plastic is harmful for marine ecosystem.

17. Based on the advertisement, how can audience participate in the campaign?
A. By coming the their headquarter
B. By calling a phone number
C. By visiting a website
D. By sending an email
E. By social media

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 The following text is for questions 18-20.
Dear Big Meal’s representative

I’m writing to inform you that I had a negative bad experience at your location in Columbus,
New Jersey on August 4. My receipt number is 512, and the person who handled my order was
Alex.

First of all, I recognize that you, as the reader of this letter, are not responsible for my bad
experience, but I am still upset about the situation.

I went to the drive through and ordered seven meals with no pickles. When I received my order,
I checked that all of the sandwiches and fries were in the bag paid and drove away. When I got
home, 1 realized my number seven had pickles on it. I’m allergic to pickles, and I didn’t want to
waste the sandwich, so I drove back to the drive through to explain the situation and get it fixed.

I feel very disappointed with this interaction, as I usually enjoy my experiences at your
restaurant. To fix this situation, I would like a coupon for a free meal of my choice. I think an
apology from Alex is also appropriate.

Please email me back at jkorkell@gmail.com. I would like this situation to be resolved so I can
continue to be a loyal Big Meal’s patron.

Best regards,

Jim Korkell

18. What is the letter about?

A. applying for a job
B. complaining bad service
C. ordering a certain item
D. inquiring Mr. Jim Korkell
E. reserve for a meal

19. Who is in charge to take the order of "the drive through service"?
A. the cashier
B. Alex
C. Jim Korkell
D. the manager
E. the customer

20. "I would like this situation to be resolved..."

The synonym of the underlined word is…
A. questioned
B. forgot
C. answered
D. tangled
E. hid

The following text is for questions 21-22.

Born to an Austrian father and an Egyptian mother, Mona Hala is an Egyptian actress, comedian,
and YouTube video blogger. Her father died when she was young. Launched her own comedy show
on YouTube titled Monatoof in April 2011. She holds a Bachelor of the German language in 2005 in
the Faculty of Alsun, an Egyptian school offering License degrees in multiple languages. And began
its substantive work program of the night Pena then true brighter and then participated in the many
works of art the most famous film Basha pupil and Baby Doll. She got the title of the best young
actress in 2008.

Mona embarked on her career with the children’s show ‘Yalla Bina‘, the Arabic translation of ‘let’s
go’. Her next major step was her role in ‘El basha Telmiz‘, an Egyptian movie. After that, she took
more prominent roles in many Egyptian movies and TV shows. Her last remarked performance was

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 in 2010 in ‘Cairo time‘, a Canadian movie that won ‘The best Canadian feature film’ award. Her
latest series is the heart of the dead and the film Baby Doll Night.
21. What is the text about?
A. Mona Hala’s experience and work.
B. Mona Hala’s biography
C. Mona Hala’s family
D. Mona Hala’s career
E. Mona Hala as a comedian

22. “Mona embarked on her career with the children’s show ‘Yalla Bina‘ …” (Paragraph two)
The underlined word is synonymous with…
A. arranged
B. planned
C. enjoyed
D. chose
E. started

The following text is for questions 23-25.

Starting to use a lawn mower is occasionally intimidating. The following are the stepson how to use it.
1. Prepare to start the lawnmower. Move it to an open, grassy areas. Clear away any children’s
toys or rocks.
2. Make sure your lawnmower has gas and oil. If your lawnmower has a 4-stroke engine, you
can check the oil by opening the oil fill cap or dipstick. If your lawnmower has a 2-stroke
engine, you’ll need to mix oil in the gas .Make sure that you mix the right kind of oil with the
gas .
3. Check the spark plug .There should be a single spark plug end sticking out on the back or side
of the motor, with a lead that looks a thick wire with a rubber cap attached to it.
4. Prime the carburetor. Locate the prime button. Push it between three or four times in order to
force the gasoline into the lines.
5. Open the throttle. Put the throttle lever in a mid-to-high position. If you skip this step,the
engine won’t be able to keep going once you have started it.
6. Pull the starter cord .If your lawnmower has a horizontal lever near the handle, hold it against
the handle. Next grip the handle of the starter and pull upward quickly and firmly. You may
have to do this several times before the motor starts up.

23. What is the topic of the text?

A. How to keep the lawnmower.
B. How to avoid intimidating lawnmower.
C. How to operate the lawnmower.
D. How to check the condition of lawnmower.
E. How to start the lawnmower.

24. Why should we place the throttle lever in a mid-to-high position?

A. To avoid an accident.
B. To make the motor to start up.
C. To make the machine durable.
D. To make the lever firmly attached.
E. To avoid the machine stop.

25. “ Prime the carburetor . Locate the prime button…”(step 4)

The underlined word has the closest meaning to …
A. clean
B. prepare
C. furnish
D. soften
E. fix

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 The following text is for questions 26-28.

Some years ago, my husband and I went to stay with our friend, John, at a ‘pousada’ (guest house) he
had opened in Paraty, a small town in Brazil. John was going to have his 30th birthday after we left
and to celebrate this event, we told him we would like to take him out somewhere special for a meal.
He said he knew just the place and duly made all the arrangements.
On the date set, we parked and suddenly Senhor Roberto, the owner of the restaurant, appeared out of
the darkness clutching a candle in a jam jar. He led us up the hillside into the darkness along a well lit,
but steep, winding path which seemed to fall away. We had no idea where we were going and held
each others’ hands. We suddenly realized the restaurant was above us and as we arrived, we were
introduced to Senhor Roberto’s wife and daughter, who stood shyly in the makeshift kitchen waiting
to serve the food.
The restaurant itself was no less magical than the trip up, with two small tables set with banana leaves
for place mats and an arrangement of fabulous tropical flowers. It quickly became apparent that we
were the only guests and would be served dishes from food bought fresh at market and selected by the
family, so after chatting briefly, Senhor Roberto served the first course, which was some kind of
Brazilian river fish served with fried banana. More delights followed and the main course and high
point of the meal was ‘Bobo de camarao’, a dish of prawns served inside a baked pumpkin.
It was a remarkable meal, and what I remember was how Senhor Roberto and his family had served
and prepared the meal with a love of their local produce.

26. What is the purpose of the writer to write the text?

A. To amuse the readers about the embarrassing moment in Brazil.
B. To announce the readers about the best restaurant in Brazil.
C. To describe a particular restaurant in a small town in Brazil.
D. To explain the readers how to choose remarkable meal in a restaurant.
E. To tell the reader about the writer’s experience with his friend in Brazil.

27. Why did the writer want to take John out for a meal?
A. to celebrate his birthday
B. to celebrate seeing each other again
C. to commemorate a special event in the town
D. to recall the separation
E. to remember the first meeting

28. “It was a remarkable meal, and what I remember was how Senhor Roberto and his family had
served and prepared the meal with a love of their local produce.”

What is the synonym of the underlined word above?

A. marvelous
B. natural
C. ordinary
D. suspicious
E. tasteless

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 The following text is for questions 29-32.
Little Molly lived in a small beautiful town. Her tiny house is constructed on the banks of a beautiful
river, near the mountain. She was the only daughter for her parent. Although they weren’t very rich,
they lived happily.

Her house was surrounded by huge trees and beautiful plants. It was a single bedded house, made of
woods. Molly did not like her house very much. She felt that the house was too small and not very
neat. Little molly was very fond of the mountain. The steep and sloppy mountain had a beautiful but
abandoned castle like home with golden windows. She liked the home on top of the mountain because
of the glittering golden windows. The windows sparkled and glazed so beautifully that little Molly
was completely mesmerized.

She went crazy for that the glittering golden windows and she started to hate her home more.
However, little Molly was so sweet and she understood the struggles her family undergoing. So she
accepted everything silently. Still her desire went on growing. Years passed by and she grew up
quickly. She became 12 years and looked very beautifully like a golden princess. She believed that she
was supposed to live in a house with golden windows, not in an old wood house.

As she grew older, her mom allowed her to move around her house. It was holidays for Molly and she
decided to climb the mountain and peek into the house with the golden windows. With so many
struggles, she reached the top of the mountain.

She was so shocked to see the dirtiest house, in fact the damaged castle with dark windows. What she
used to see from her home wasn’t there in the mountain. Yes, the golden windows she saw from the
lap of the mountain were in fact the reflection of the dark and dirty windows. She was very upset and
sat quietly for some time as she lost words. Her desire got vanished. Suddenly, she looked at her
home. A window in her was shining like gold. She realized that the sun rays reflecting in the water
makes the window glows.

The truth was she lived in her dream home, the home with beautiful golden windows. She realized it
too late. What she dreamt for years just vanished away.

29. What was the main problem of the story?

A. Molly had an unhappy living in a small house.
B. Molly wanted to stay in a big house with golden windows.
C. The large house on the top of the mountain was very dirty.
D. Molly’s parents forbade her from going far from their house.
E. Molly failed to reach her dream house on the top of the mountain.

30. What did the fifth paragraph tell the readers about?
A. The house she lived in.
B. The house which Molly dreamt of.
C. Her desire to have golden windows.
D. The truth from the house with golden house.
E. Why Molly liked the house with golden windows.

31. What can we learn from the story?

A. We should appreciate others.
B. We should be honest to the others.
C. We should be brave to face challenges.
D. We should be grateful for what we have.
E. We should work hard to achieve success.

32. What would happen if Molly never visited her dream house on the top of mountain?
A. She would still dream to have that house.
B. She would know that house became dirty.
C. She would look for another house with golden windows.
D. She would have left her small house to live in that house.
E. She would have realized that her house was better than that house.

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 The following text is for questions 33-36.

A survey has found about 13 percent of first-time smokers in the country are junior high
school students. It also revealed 89 percent of young female employees were smokers. The survey was
conducted in five major cities across the country, including Surakarta in Central Java.
Muhammad Syahril Mansyur, the Surakarta Health Agency’s respiratory illness division, said
that the finding of the survey showed an alarming growth rate of Indonesian smokers. "This situation
is a cause for concern,” he said. “It is because the country’s younger generation is not educated about
the health risks of smoking.”
The Indonesian anti-tobacco campaign has reportedly been deemed as ineffective as the
government refuses to sign the international convention on tobacco control. It said that cigarette
producers contributed to a large amount to state revenue and gave jobs to thousands of workers

33. The text mainly tells you about...

A. The increase of Indonesian smokers
B. The health risks of smoking
C. Large amount of cigarettes
D. Young female smokers
E. The danger of smoking

34. According to Mansyur, what is the cause of the number of Indonesian smokers increase?
A. It is legal to sell cigarettes to young generation.
B. There are a lot of cigarette factories in Indonesia.
C. There are many children don’t go to school.
D. A lot of people work at cigarette factories.
E. It is likely that younger generation is not educated to the risks of smoking.

35. One of the advantages of cigarette industry is ....

A. to make sellers rich
B. to give a great job chance
C. to give jobs for certain people
D. to contribute a little amount to state revenue
E. to increase the number of unemployed people in Indonesia

36. “The Indonesian anti-tobacco campaign has reportedly been deemed as ineffective...”
What is the synonym of the word “deemed”?
A. Known
B. Neglected
C. Accepted
D. Considered
E. Refused

The following text is for questions 37-40.

Traffic jam that occurs in many cities makes people spend hours on the road. In some cases,
people can even reach their destination past midnight due to the congested roads. Several studies
show that living with constant traffic jam has negative impact on our health.
Firstly, traffic jam can cause stress. One of the triggers is impatience. When driving, people
often get impatient because they have to wait for the traffic to move as well as dealing with other
drivers who may be doing something unpleasant.
Aside from stress, traffic congestion also causes pollutants which can bring harm to our
respiratory system. Chronic lung diseases can occur yet it is not the only one. One research finds that
air pollution can also cause blood pressure to rise and inflame the arteries which increase heart attack
and stroke risk.
39. _________, commuters who are caught in night traffic mess are also deprived of sleep,
especially those who have to get up early the next day. Sleep deprivation can affect performance,
attention and long-term memory.

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 37. What is the main idea of the text?
A. Pollutants caused during traffic jam is harmful for our respiratory system.
B. Being stuck in traffic jam can bring harmful impacts to our health.
C. People often get impatient when dealing with traffic jam.
D. Traffic jam is a serious problem in most big cities.
E. There are many reckless drivers on the road.

38. Which of the following statement is NOT implied in the text?

A. It is possible that people reach their destination at unusual times due to traffic jam.
B. Being in traffic jam has both physical and psychological effects on people.
C. Getting stuck in traffic jam can directly increase the risk of heart attack.
D. People often get cranky when it comes to being stuck in traffic jam.
E. Lack of sleep can affect someone’s daily performance.

39. What is the best phrase to complete the sentence?

A. On the other hand
B. On the contrary
C. Despite the fact
D. In other words
E. In addition

40. In some cases, people can even reach their destination past midnight due to the congested roads.
The underlined word is synonymous with these words, except…
A. gridlocked
B. crowded
C. deserted
D. jammed
E. packed

ESSAY.

Complete the following passage by using the appropriate words.

The ease in swiping credit cards for a purchase has pros and cons.

Using credit cards (41) _______ consumers with ease to purchase items locally or abroad. Credit
cards provide financial backup in the event of an emergency. Occasionally, they offer discounts and
rewards at stores.

Credit cards can have (42) _______especially when they’re used unwisely. Consumers feel compelled
to spend more money that they have. When consumers default on credit card payments, they are
charged with late fees and interest, increasing their debt load. Credit cards can be only used at certain
merchants or services. Moreover, credit cards can be stolen by hackers.

Credit cards can either help for convenient payment or leave a pile of debt. It depends (43) _______
how you use them. Problems can be avoided by understanding the term of the credit card agreement,
spending wisely and selecting the appropriate card.

44. Read the following dialogue and find the meaning of the underlined sentence.
Harry : Hi Mark! Do you know about our new semester’s subject?
Mark : Yes, on Monday we’ll get Phonetics and Phonemics.
Harry : Really? Who is the lecture?
Mark : Don’t you know, Harry? We will be taught by Mr. Hutchinson who is the grumpiest lecture
in this college and if he gives us assignments. It must be turned in two days before the class.
Harry : You really scare me.
Mark : Not just about that. You know what. We’ll be asked to make a presentation related to his
explanation.
Harry : Thank you Mark. No problem, take the positive sides. It will be so much fun with grouping
method thus we can share our opinions and ideas.
Mark : Yes, I agree.

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 45. Arrange the scrambled sentences below into a good paragraph of movie review.

1. There was no weight, as virtually no risks were taken.

2. But I can’t help but feel like it just didn’t do enough with the story it was telling.
3. Green Book is not a bad movie.
4. It’s based on a true story, obviously, so there are roots in reality, but it still found a way to
gloss over some of the seemingly bigger topics and issues at hand.
5. It’s actually really quite a fine movie, with lovable performances from both its leads.

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