Jawaban:

1. Giselle: Hi Karina, what are you wearing?

Karina: Hi Giselle, I am wearing ulos.

Giselle: Oh, it is so beautiful. Where does it come from?

Karina: Ulos is the traditional cloth of the Batak people of North Sumatra in Indonesia.

Giselle: How is it made?

Karina: Ulos is made by spinning cotton into yards. Then, the yard is made into cloth.

2. Mark: Lucas, what is that thing on your head?

Lucas: This is called udeng.

Mark: What is udeng?

Lucas: It is a kind of headgear worn by Balinese man. I got it as souvenir from my cousin, he visited Bali on the last holiday.

3. Dita: Hey, the breads are cute. What is it called?

Lea: It is called roti buaya or in English crocodile bread. Roti buaya always presents in traditional Betawi wedding ceremonies.

Dita: Why does the shape take after crocodile?

Lea: The Betawi believe that crocodiles mate with only one partner. So, the bread is believed to represent the fidelity of married couples.

4. Yuta: Jeno, this is for you. I got you some bakpia pathok from Yogyakarta.

Jeno: Wow, they look so delicious. What are they made of?

Yuta: They are made of mung bean paste with various kind of flavour filling. I bought your favorite cheese flavour.

Jeno: Thank you so much, Yuta.

Yuta: You're welcome.

Penjelasan:

Passive Voice --> to be + V3.

To be --> tergantung tenses yang dipakai (dan subyekpadapassive voicenya).

Semoga membantu^^