142. Feng Sui is a system of laws considering to govern spatial and arrangement and orientation ……….the flow of energy, & whose favorable or unfavorable effects are taken into account when sitting & designing building
A. In its relation of. B. to the relation of. C. relating to. D. in relation to.
143. The consultant’s duty to keep up to the date with development in his specialization ………effort, to ensure that his knowledge remain at the leading edge of what is going on.
A. Means whom he should make every. C. meaning that he should make the.
B. Means that he should make every. D. means that he should make all.
144. The problem is that e-mails, …method for communicating, are not really optimal for making unsolicited approach
A. What an extremely useful. C. when an extremely useful.
B. Which an extremely useful. D. while an extremely useful
145. In the developing world, where the possession of money can literally mean the difference between life and death, and often does, people are ……..in their attitude towards money.
A. Refreshingly, unequivocal C. Refreshingly but unequivocal
B. Refreshingly and unequivocal. D. Refreshingly unequivocal
146. Ever since the information technology revolution of the late 1980, ………of personal computers and the microchip, the company from the Managing Director down to the man in the mailroom, has been striving for a constant policy of excellent.
A. Occasions, and by the use. B. Occasioned by the use. C. occasionally in the use. D. occasional use.
147. Predicting the future is necessary, but by extrapolating certain present day trends in retail payment technology………… for in the year2010.and what consumer attitude towards payment methods are likely be. It is possible to gain good idea of
A. how g w be p B. Whether goods will be paid C. Which goods will be paid D. How goods will be paid
148. Ozokerite is a mineral wax occurring in the vicinity petroleum deposits. It is crude , dark, colored wax… …….ceresin is refined.
A. Which for. B. that which. C. from which. D. for which.
149. Knowledge of knowledge assets is critical ……..rich source of information about where the strengths of your company lie.
A. To the proper planning of a knowledge management system and is a
B. For the proper planning of a knowledge management system and also is .
C. To the proper plans to a knowledge management system as much as a
D. To the proper planning of a knowledge management system and is the
150. The internet is, in many respect …….of a toll of entry, the internet requires an online internet provider service access. However the ride itself is free.
A. Similar with interstate highway system but interstates require us payment.
B. Similar to interstate highway system just as some interstates require the payment.
C. Similar with interstate highway system only that some interstates do require the payment.
D. Similar to interstate highway system just as some interstates always required the payment.
151. The problem …to take the user requirements and fit them into the overall structure of the contract
A. However is the contract especially, how C. However, is the contract, especially how.
B. However, is the contract especially how, D. however is, the contract that especially how
152. The symptoms are clients complain about IS specialist ………while IS specialists are desiring higher budget to study new technologies.
A. blockade needs technical change. C. blocking needed technical change.
B. block, needs technical change. D. block needing technical change.
153. Tax reform such as those ……..successes.
A. Undertaken in some countries is large scale, complex venture requiring comprehensive and coordinated strategies to achieve noticeable.
B. Undertaken in some countries is large scale, complex ventures require comprehensive and coordinated strategy to achieving noticeable.
C. Undertaking in some countries are large scale of complex ventures require comprehensive and coordinated strategies by achieve noticeably.
D. Undertake in some countries were large in scale, complex venture requiring comprehensive and coordinated strategy for achieving noticeably.
154. STAN students are
A. Intelligent, are active and are diligent. C. Intelligent, active and diligent.
B. Intelligence, active and diligent. D. Intelligence, active and are diligent.
155. All students …….report to the STAN Secretariat on September 2nd for the final exam.
A. could. B. might. C. need. D. are to.
156. The “for sale” sign isn’t there now, but it ….as recently as last week, so the car must have just been sold
A. Was there. B. just there. C. be there. D. would be there.
157. …..dinner tonight with Mr. Capelin and I’d like to invite you to come along.
A. We’ve just. B. We’re having. C. We have. D. We would have.
158. Michael’s report …..discussed when I called Prof. Smith this afternoon.
A. Been. B. being. C. have been. D. was being.
159. They left two hours ago, so they should be here soon. The statement that is similar meaning : They left two hours ago, ……………
A. , so they will be here soon. C. so they must be here soon.
B. so they’re likely to be here soon. D. so they’ve ever here soon.
160. The fire spread quickly and before the firemen arrived, the whole block of buildings had ….
A. Burned down. B. burned up. C. burned out. D. burned over.
161. ……that increasing numbers of compact disc players will be bought by consumers in the years to come
A. Anticipating. B. They’re anticipated. C. I’m anticipated. D. It’s anticipated.
162. Henry VII ruled the people born on February 29……..their birthday on February 28 in no leap years.
A. Would celebrate. B. celebrated. C. would have celebrated. D. celebrates.
163. After ……..an investigation for alleged tax violation, Spiro Agnew resigned the vice presidency in 1973
A. Undergoing. B. underwent. C. to undergo D. been undergone
164. As ……..an economic system………..depend on individual initiative .
A. Capitalism that. B. the capitalism. C. capitalism. D. a capitalism.
165. A growing segment of a record store market is ……..used compact disk.
A. To sale. B. with the sale. C. on sale. D. in the sale of.
166. He was accused of stealing the money, but I was convinced that he was……
A. Innocent B. ignorant. C. harmless. D. guilty
167. The meeting was supposed to be held yesterday, but it has been…….to next Thursday.
A. Worn off B. Put off C. called of D. taken off
168. Many people have the …….that money is necessary for the achievement of true happiness.
A. Fantasy. B. image. C. images. D. illusion.
169. I ran into my friend in Bali.
A. Quarreled with. B. parted with. C. met accidentally. D. fought with.
170. I had to keep my son home from school today because he had a ………of 38.
A. Headache. B. fever. C. temperature. D. hot.
171. Milliard Fillmore ……….taught school and studied law before aspiring to political office.
A. Was the least great American president. C. one of the least known American president.
B. The American president was least. D. that he was one of the least American president
READING 1.
The Mary Celeste is a mystery ship. Something unexpected happened to it and to this day, no one is sure of the fate of the ship and its passengers.
Here is what little is known about the events leading up to the discovery of the empty ship. The Mary Celeste was found abandoned in the mid Atlantic in 1872. On December 4, 1872, the Mary Celeste looked strange because the sails were not fully set and no crew members of the Dai Gratia immediately took a boat over the Mary Celeste. They identified the ship as the Mary Celeste, which had left New York on November 7 with a full load and ten people on board.
The situation on the Mary Celeste was quite mysterious. No one was on the ship; the ship had simply been left in the middle of the ocean. No obvious reason why the ship had been abandoned could be seen. There were plenty of supplies, the complete cargo was still on board, the crews’ belonging, and were there and there was no sign of violence disaster. However, one of the long boat and the captain’s navigational instrument were missing.
From the strange situation on the ship a conclusion was drawn about the fate of the ship. The belief was that, for some unknown reason, the captain along his wife, his young daughter and the seven crew members, had decided to abandon the ship in the middle of the ocean, never to be seen again.
172. The best title of this passage is…….
A. A Mysterious Cargo. C. A Ship of Mystery.
B. The Mary Celeste and its passenger. D. A Typical Voyage of the Mary Celeste.
173. Look at the expression leading up to in paragraph 2. This expression is closet in meaning to …
A. Directing. B. preceding. C. pulling. D. showing.
174. According to the passage, what did the crew of Dai Gratia find?
A. A ship with full sails and no crew members.
B. A ship with no sails and few crew members.
C. A ship with sails not completely set and few crew members.
D. A ship with sails not completely set and no crew members.
175. It can be inferred from the passage that when it was found, the Mary Celeste had been abandoned from…..
A. Less than a month. B. more than a month. C. more than a year. D. more than 2 years
176. What eventually happened to the people on the Mary Celeste, according to the passage?
A. The boarded the Dai Gratia. C. Their fate is unknown.
B. They headed to New York on a long boat. D. They were found late in 1872.
177. The word “load” in paragraph 2 could be best replaced by word…..
A. Supplies. B. belonging. C. goods. D. cargo.
READING 2.
DOSAGE: Adult twelve and over take two teaspoonful as needs, not to exceed fifteen teaspoonful per day. Children six years old to twelve years old take half of the adult dosage, not to exceed seven teaspoonful per day.
WARNING: Don’t exceed the recommended dosage unless directed by physician. Don’t administer to the children under six years old or to individuals with high blood pressure, heart disease, or diabetes. This preparation may cause drowsiness. Don’t drive or operate machine white taking this medication. Chronic cough is dangerous. If relief doesn’t occur within three days, discontinue use and consult your physician.
178. According to the direction, which of the following people should take the medication?
A. Someone with high blood pressure. C. Someone under six years old.
B. Someone with diabetes. D. Someone who has a cough.
179. On the side of effect of taking a medicine is that…….
A. Feeling sleepy. B. coughing. C. high blood pressure. D. addiction.
180. A ten years old child should……
A. Not take this prescription. C. takes one teaspoonful of this prescription.
B. Take two teaspoonful of this prescription. D. take one half teaspoonful of this prescription
SUDIRMAN SPd TES MASUK POLTEKES SURAKARTA 2011
This text is tor questions 31 to 33 Integrated Pest Management
There is no best way to deal with pests in agriculture. Pesticides are commonly used, but this may cause many problems. Combining different management operations is the most to effective way of control pest
Firstly, the chemicals in pesticides may build up as residues in the environment. This residues the quality of farm products. Furthermore, pests can gradually become resistant to pesticides. This means that newer and stronger ones have to be developed.
Some pesticides affect non target animals such as fish and bees. This disturbs the balance of nature. To wipe out agricultural pests completely may be very expensive- Sometimes pest damage Costs less than the method of control.
Finally, understanding the ecology of the area helps a lot in pest control. Natural enemies can be used to control a pest. Pesticides that do not affect the natural enemies should be chosen.
Therefore, integrated pest management is a safe and more effective option in agriculture.
31. What is the purpose of the text?
A. To persuade the readers that something is the case
B. To persuade the readers that something should of should not be the case.
C. To inform the readers about events of the day which are considered newsworthy.
D. To explain how something occurs.
E. To present at least two points of view about issue.
32. What can affect the balance of nature according to the text ?
A. Pests developing resistance to pesticides.
B. The use of pesticides that affects non target animals.
C. The method of pest control
D. The cost of wiping out agricultural pests.
E. The use of integrated pest management which is not effective.
33. Why does the writer think that integrated pest management is good?
A. It reduces the quality of farm products. D. It makes pests become resistant.
B. Wiping out agricultural pests may be costly. E. It is a safe and more effective option in agriculture
C. It affects the natural balance.
This text is for questions 34 to 38 How do Banks Count Our Interest ?
Interest is the sum charged for borrowing money for fixed period of time. Principal is the term used for the money that is borrowed, and the rate of Interest is the per cent per year of the principal Charged for its use. Most of the profits for a Bank Are derived from the interest that they charge for the use of their own or their depositor's money
All problems in interest may be solved by using one general equation that may be stated as follows: interest : Principal x Rate x Time. Any one of the four quantities-that is interest, principal, rate of time-may be found when the other three are known. The time is expressed in years. The rate is expressed as a decimal fraction. Thus, 6 per cent interest means six cents charged for the use of $ 1 of principal borrowed for one year. Although the time may less that, equal to or greater than one year, most applications for loans are for periods of less than one year. For purposes of computing interest for short periods, the commercial year or 360 days is commonly used but when large sums of money are involved, exact interest is computed one the basis of 365 days. Sources. English for Economic studies.
34. What is the purpose of the text?
A. To entertain the readers. C. To describe a particular thing. E. To critique an art work.
B. To explain how something is done. D. To present at least 2 points of view about an issue.
35. What is a principal?
A. The amount of money that is returned. C. The sum charged for borrowing money
B. The amount of money that is borrowed. D. Charged for its use. E. The interest that the Bank charges.
36. How is the time expressed?
A. A. In weeks. B. In months. C. Every six months. D. In years. E. Every two years
37. What does 8 per cent interest mean?
A. 8 cents charged for the use of $ 1 of principal borrowed for one year.
B. 8/100 cents charged for the use of $ 1 of principal borrowed for one year.
C. 1 cent charged for the used of $ 8 of principal borrowed for one year.
D. 1/8 cent charged for the use of $ 1 of principal borrowed for one year.
E. 8 cent charged for the use of $ 8 of principal borrowed for one year
38. When will banks use the commercial year of 360 days?
A. When computing any kinds of interest D. When computing interest for short periods.
B. When computing interest for long periods E. When computing large sums of money.
C. When computing the principal.
The text is for questions 39 to 41
Monday's tsunami along the southern coast of Java has caused devastating losses that are still being counted. Traumatized survivors, many camped out on the hills far from the shore line, are living in fear that another earthquake would trigger another wave of destruction.
The earthquake which triggered a tsunami wiped out the beach resorts and fishing villages along the southern coast of Java. The Meteorology and Geophysics Agency (BMG) said that the Wednesday's Earthquake measured 6.2 on the Richter Scale.
Its epicenter was 48 kilometers below the sea level. BMG official. Weni, said areas on the west coast of Java and Banten, as well as those in the south coast of Lampung., were at risk of being hit by a tsunami. However, the possibility of a tsunami was quickly discounted by other agencies.
39. The news is about ... .
A. The victims of a tsunami. D. The possible risks of tsunamis in Banten & Lampung.
B. The tsunami in the south-western part of Ind. E. The tsunami survivors in Java .
C. The disaster caused by the tsunami in the southern coast of Java.
40. The words below are associated with the suffering of the victims, except ... .
A. Fear B. Trauma C. Losses D. Trigger E. destruction
41. "Monday's tsunami along the southern coast of Java caused devastating losses.-." (Paragraph 1). The underlined word may be replaced by... .
A. Stressful B. Injuring C. Destructive D. Harmful E. fearful
This text is for questions 42 to 44.
Last week I took my five-year old son. Willy, to a musical instrument store in my hometown. I wanted to buy him a set of junior drum because his drum teacher advised me to buy him one. Willy likes listening to music very much. He also likes asking me everything he wants to know. Even his questions sometimes seem precocious for a boy of his age. He is very inquisitive. We went there by car. On the way, we saw a policeman standing near a traffic light regulating the passing cars and other vehicles. He blew his whistle now and then.
Seeing the policeman blowing his whistle, Willy asked me at once, "Dad, why is the policeman using whistle, not a drum T Hearing his unexpected question, I answered reluctantly, "Because he is not Phil Collins !"
42. What is the text about?
A. Willy and his new drum. C. Phil Collins and his drum.
B. A policeman and his whistle. D. Willy's drum private teacher. E. The writer's five-years old son
43. From the text above we know that Willy is a/an ... boy
A. Smart B. Funny C. Stupid D. Childish E. annoying
44. Which sentence makes the text funny?
A. He is very inquisitive. D. "Because he is not Phil Collins."
B. He blew his whistle now and then. E. He also likes asking me everything he wants to know.
C. Even his questions sometimes seem precocious for a boy of his age.
This text is for questions 45 to 49. Mobile Phones : Good or Bad ?
Everywhere you go nowadays, you see people using mobile phones. From school children to retired people, you see them talking in a supermarket, on trains, in the street, everywhere! So what are the advantages of mobile phones?
First of all, they are very convenient because you can phone from nearly anywhere_ Another advantage is that they are really useful in emergency situations. For example, if you are alone in your car and it breaks down, you can get help quickly. In addition, you can also use your mobile to text your friends or connect to the internet.
However, there are disadvantages such as the cost. Mobile phone calls cost more than normal calls. Furthermore, it can be annoying if you are on a train or a bus and you have to listen to someone else's boring conversation. Another disadvantage is that people can contact you anywhere, at any time, unless you switch your phone off!
In conclusion, there are both advantages and disadvantages to mobile phones. Personally, I feel mobile phones are a good thing because they give us more freedom& make communication easier.
45. What is the text about?
A. Mobiles phones at schools. D. The uses of mobile phones.
B. The importance of communication E. The good and bad sides of mobile phones.
C. The fast development of communication technology.
46. What is the purpose of the text?
A. To critique an art work. D. To entertain the readers.
B. To describe a particular thing. E. To explain a communicating process.
C. To discuss an issue from two different points of view.
47. Why are mobile phones very convenient?
A. We can phone from almost every place. C. They are expensive gadgets.
B. We can send messages quickly. D. We can bring them everywhere. E. They are very useful
48. Why can mobile phones sometimes annoy us?
A. They spend less money. D. We can bring them everywhere.
B. People can contact us anywhere, at any time. E. We can send messages quickly.
C. They are quite expensive.
49. What is writer's opinion about mobile phones?
A.They’ve the advantages and disadvantages. C. They make communication easier.
B.They can be connected to the internet. D. They spend much money. E. They make us busy
This text is for questions 50 to 54.
There are several positive and negative impacts of the Internet on education. One of the positive impacts of the Internet on education is that when you are curious about something, you can find out the information you need immediately from the Internet to satisfy your "hunger for learning". If you are curious about the ants in your backyard, or if you want to know more about dinosaurs or any other prehistoric animals, there is an abundance of information at your fingertips and you can improve your knowledge.
On the other hand, some would argue that the Internet degrades the quality of research, throwing people into areas where the answers they find are low-quality guesses, at best. Since the internet allows anyone to publish any kind of information, finding high quality information is sometimes difficult. The Internet can also be a huge distraction, like many other things that distract us from serious research.
50. What does the text mainly discuss?
A. The impacts of the internet on education. D. The advance of technology in education
B. How to access information from the internet. E. The distractions caused by the internet
C. The decrease in the quality of research caused by the internet.
51. "The internet also can be a huge distraction . . . ." (Paragraph 2).
What is the opposite meaning of the underlined word?
A. Few B. Less C. Thin D. Fine E. Small
52. Why do some people disagree with the use of the internet in education?
A. The internet does not encourage people to ask serious questions.
B. The internet gives low-quality answer to questions.
C. The internet provides high quality information.
D. The internet makes education expensive.
E. The internet has little information that can be used in education.
53. Which of the following is NOT a good effect of the internet on education? A. The internet can discourage a
serious research. The internet can make education cheaper.
C. The internet can influence student’s interests.
D. The internet can provide access to information in rural areas.
E. The internet can help anyone find the answers to their questions.
54. What is the purpose of the text?
A. To describe something. D. To explain the process of something.
B. To persuade the readers about something. E. To discuss an issue from two points of view.
C. To review a literary work.
This text is for questions 55 to 58.
" Good Morning Ladies and Gentlemen.
My name is Jean Wilson. Welcome abroad Merpati flight 276 to Singapore. Our flight will take approximately one hour and 25 minutes and we hope to land in Singapore at 11.30 Jakarta time or 12.30 Singapore time. There is one hour time difference between Jakarta and Singapore. As we prepare for take off, please fasten your seats in an upright position. Please retrain from smoking while NO SMOKING sign is on. Smoking is forbidden in the non smoking sections in the aisles and in the lavatories. If there is anything you need, please do not hesitate to call on your cabin attendants. Thank you and on behalf of the captain an crew we wish you a pleasant flight."
55. What kind of text is it?
A. Note. B. Memo. C. Brochure. D. Advertisement. E. Announcement.
56. Where can you find the text?
A. In the bus B. In the taxi. C. In the plane. D. In the hospital. E. In the train station.
57. Based on text the statement below is TRUE, except ... .
A. the co-pilot's name is Jean Wilson D. The flight last for eighty five minutes
B. the difference time between Singapore & Jkt is 1 hour E. Eeveryone is banned for smoking in the plane
C. if you have problem you may give a call to stewardesses
58. "--- please fasten your seats in an upright position." The bold word has opposite meaning with... .
A. Loosen B. Shorten C. Lengthen D. Tie up E. Put on
This text is for questions 59 to 60.
Attention All Students. Annual Jumble Sale! The Parent-Teacher Association of SMU Taruna Karya is organising a jumble sale. The details of the sale areas follows. Venue School field
Date 18 September 2008 Time 8.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.
Students are kindly requested to bring old clothes, books, magazines, and other items which they want to sell. Teachers will be selling cookies, cakes and drinks. All money collected will be used to help poor students and to buy sports equipment. Thank you for your cooperation.
59. What is the text about?
A. Annual Jumble Sale. C. Buying sport equipment.
B. Collection of money. D. The Parent-Teacher E. Association of SMU Taruna Karya
60. What is the purpose of the jumble sale?
A. Helping poor students. D. Renting sport equipment.
B. Selling all the collection. E. Cooperating the entire participant in the school.
C. Bringing old clothes, books, magazines, and other items.
PREPOSITION AT, ON , IN
1. At : dng kata benda, menunjuk pada arah diruang/tempat yg tepat & kecil.
E g. * They stood at the bus stop. * His house is at the end of the road.
* Meet me at the post office. * The accident happened at the crossroad.
At : dengan anggapan dekat dan kelihatan. * He stood at the window.* He looked at the mirror.
At: menunjuk pada waktu. * At that moment it began to rain. * He arrives at 7 o’clock.
* It was very hot at midday. * We’re paid at the end of the month.
At : Dg harga. * They’re on sale at two dollars a dozen. * I can’t afford to buy them at that price
At : Dg sebuah alamat jika nomor rumah disebutkan.
E g. * He lives at 18 Sudirman Street Klaten. * My parents live at 22 Bridege Street.
2. On : arti pokok on dalam ruangan adalah menyentuh permukaan. Dapat digunakan dengan anggapan
atau tanpa anggapan berpindah pindah. Eg. * The book is on the table.
* She wore a ring on her finger. * He put the watch on his wrist.
On : Nama hari hari, tanggal dan jalan.
E g.* I live on Jalan Sudirman Solo. * She is visiting a friend on Angsana street Klaten.
E g. * She went to the pictures on Sunday. * Summer begins on June 21.
On : bila diikuti stem + ing dapat berarti segera.
E g. * On rising we washed in the river. * On hearing the news we became excited.
3. In : menunjuk pada arah dalam suatu ruangan yang lebih luas dan tertutup Ruangan itu boleh
berupa garis, mungkin tertutup pada 2 sisinya. E g. a corner.
E g. * He will stay in Ind for several days. * She is working in the rice field.
* They put the table in the corner. * Ali placed the apples in the bag.
In : mneunjuk pada waktu dalam suatu periode yang lebih lama . Kadang kadang masa waktu
: adalah bagian dari hari, e g, in the morning, kadang kadang lebih lama, e g, in June, in 1999,
: kadang masa yang ditentukan pointnya, e g. in a few minutes time, in two weeks’ time. . .
E g. * She died in 1936. * I’ll meet you at 10 o’clock in the morning
In : Dengan nama nama kota, negara bagian, negara, benua. E g. * He lives in Jakarta.
In : Dengan bahasa. E g . * This module is written in Indonesian.
Exercise : 1. PUT THE WORD AT, ON OR IN FOR EACH SENTENCE BELOW.
1. They arranged to meet .. Friday. 26. On the next public holiday I will visit him.
2. He was ready…. a minute. 27. Columbus lived….. the age of sailing ship.
3. We wake up …. 4 o’clock. 28. He was a happy man….. the end of his life.
4. Most people here sleep… the afternoon. 29. ….. the edge of one year the baby learned to walk.
5. The accident happened… the 3rd of July. 30. ……that moment there was a loud noise.
6. The sky was brightly lit…. sunset. 31. ….. reaching the river we found that it was dry.
7. Will you behave better….. future? 32. It can get very hot ….. the middle of the day.
8. The clock struck loudly….. midnight. 33. …… present we don’t have much money.
9. He stuck the poster….. the wall. 34. There was another important event….. his life time.
10. He put his shirts…. his suitcase. 35. We must leave at once if we want to get there ….. 5.
11. Their 1st child was born… the 5th of May. 36.She held a rope ….. her hand.
12….. the side of the mountain there was 37. Many people make decisions….. new year’s day
13. …. beginning of the game, a player 38. They sat ….. a rough table and were served a meal
14. The children swim…. the river. 39. She put the liquid….. the bottle.
15. I have a scratch …. my leg. 40. There is a pair a scissors…… that drawer.
16. The goods were put…. the shop. 41. She was dressed….. silk.
17. There was some writing…. the wall. 42. There was a coconut tree …...corner of the square.
18. She stood …. the windows of the room. 43. It’s rude point at people.
19. There is a hole…. this shoe. 44. In a cinema, the public sit …..seats comfortable .
20. I had breakfast…. half past six. 45. We saw that film ….. the 15th April.
21. Henry caught a bus ……4.25.PM. 46. I went for a picnic ….. Sunday.
22. I visited my friends….. the afternoon. 47. Tia arrived ….. five past eight.
23. I saved a lot of money …. June. 48. We saw that film …… Monday afternoon
24. They bought this house…. 1982. 49. It’s very cold …….. Winter.
25. He received that letter….. the 3rd July. 50. It’s not cold……… Summer.
READING SECTION. READING 1.
Family welfare is the state or condition of having good health, happiness and prosperity in a family. A father works hard to earn money for the welfare of the family. Another works hard to do the housework, such as cooking, washing and ironing, cleaning the room and so on. If a father is successful, he can employ a servant or a house maid. The housemaid will help to do the housework.
The family may consist of the husband and wife and their children. Sometimes their father-in-law, mother-in-law and cousins also stay with them. They learn how to manage their money and how to combine their jobs with managing a household.
Good parents always make their children healthy, happy and helpful. Here is the description of good parents and good children. The children get up early in the morning. They make the beds, stand before the mirror, comb their hair and go to the bathroom. When the dark begins to fall, they remember to close all the windows and doors, light the lamps and draw the curtains. In the day time, although they are fast asleep, they get up and rise to their feet, and rush to the dining room if their mother calls them to help her lay the table. One child prepares the vegetables salad and fruit salad which she promises to make. The other child pours the water into the empty glasses. Two o’clock pm is the usual time for the family for taking second meal. “Good morning everybody “, “Good night, mum, dad “ and “ Good bye grandpa, grandma “ are greeting they used to greet their parents and grandparents. They never complain if they are faced with a host of difficulties. They do the housework not only to satisfy their parents, but it is the duty of every child to help his parents.
The parents always encourage them never to show shyness. They are not shy to go and play together with poor children in the neighborhood. They are social children, because they lend their playmates, books, balls and bicycles. If the parents give the daily care necessary for their children, they will cling to their parents. They will follow their parents’ advice. The parents allow great deal of freedom to each child. Each one is encouraged to develop his or her own talents and personality. They always try to prevent conflict in the family and give child enough freedom to grow in his or her own way. In the end, the family is strengthened and each one is make happier if problem can be worked out without breaking up the family. ( B Inggris I, Ganesha Exact Bdg )
1 . What is the suitable title for the passage above ? A. Family planning.
B. Good family. C. Family welfare. D. Birth control. E. Small family.
2 . What is family welfare according to the text above ? The family welfare is ……..
A. the condition of having good health, happiness and prosperity in the family.
B. the situation of having good health, sadness and prosperity in the family.
C. the condition of lacking good health, happiness and prosperity in the family.
D. the local of having friendly with other members of family.
E. The most important group to which most people ever belong.
3. Why does a father work hard ? . A father usually works hard … A. to gain many things for family.
B. to earn something for his family. C. to earn money for the welfare of the family.
D. to look for some money for himself. E. to have some things for his neighborhood.
4. What does a mother usually do ? She usually does ……. A. the housework.
B. the assignments. C. duty of the office. D. cleaning E. washing and cooking.
5. What do a mother and a father learn ? They learn how to ……. A. manage money.
B. combine their jobs with managing a household. C. to look after the children well.
D. All the options are right. E. All the answers are wrong.
6. Do good parents let their children quarrel and fight ? A. No, they aren’t.
B. No, they don’t. C. No, they didn’t. D. Yes, they are . E. Yes, they do.
7 . Is developing talents and personality necessary ? A. Yes, they are.
B. Yes, it is. C. Yes, it does. D. No, it isn’t. E. No, they aren’t.
8. What is the Indonesian word for “ encourage” ? A. menganjurkan.
B. mendorong. C. membesarkan hati. D. B, C are right. E. A, B, C are right.
9. He …….his son to continue his education. A. encourage.
B. encouraged. C. encouraging. D. encourages. E. was encouraging.
READING 2.
For thousands of years, people have known that nourishing food is necessary for healthy bodies and keep minds. People who are well fed live longer, are stronger and can do better work than those who do not have enough to eat. We know how good affects growth and gives the body energy. But not everyone has the opportunity to eat the proper foods. In some parts of the world, food is scare, and people suffer from the terrible affect of hunger. Even in areas where food is plentiful, there are people who do not have enough food or who do not eat the foods needed for good health.
Many people eat more than their bodies need, with the result that overweight affects most of them, is the most common nutritional defect in the industrialized countries, and help account for the great plagues of the modern world high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney disease, circulatory disease, diabetes and cancer.
Fast food, e g. the hamburgers and pizzas, perhaps the most popular meas in large cities- are often condemned as junk food. Many nutritionists hold a different opinion. Such food, they say , balance substantial amounts of nearly all essential nutrients. Pizza, for instance, provides protein and fat in its cheese, carbohydrate in its crust, and vitamin and mineral in its tomato sauce. When eaten in normal quantities, fast food may supply more calories than average adult needs. Unfortunately, fast food are not entirely free on nutritional drawbacks. Most fast foods contain excessive amounts of sodium ( principally in salt ) sugar and fat. But if sugary drink is limited and if sodium laced seasoning are shunned, the fast food meet the ultimate goals of a sound diet; nutritional balance and broad appeal. ( Source : Ganeca Exact Bdg ).
10 . What is the title of the passage above ? A. Beverage.
B. Food. C. Nutritional. D. Nutritious. E. Nutrient.
11 . What is necessary for a healthy body ? A. Nourishing food.
B. Nourishing. C. Nutritional. D. Nutrient. E. Nutritious.
12 . It is necessary for healthy bodies and keep minds. Mind here means … A. keberatan.
B. ingatan. C. kenangan. D. tak keberatan. E. memikirkan.
13 . What is the meaning of affect in Indonesian ? Affect means …… A. mempengaruhi.
B. membuat. C. mengakibatkan. D. menjadikan. E. menyebabkan.
14 . What is the synonym of the affect ? The synonym is ……… . A. influence.
B. important. C. increase. D. influenced. E. indicated.
15 . Does good food affect growth and give the body energy ? A. No, it doesn’t.
B. Yes, they are. C. Yes, he does. D. Yes, it does. E. No, he doesn’t.
16 . How does good food affect growth and give the body energy ? These options are all right except
A. live longer. B. stronger. C. energetic. D. can do better work. E. weakness.
17 . Why doesn’t everyone have the opportunity to eat proper food ? Because the food is …….
A. scarce & difficult to get. B. expensive and not delicious. C. no lands and no tools.
D. nothing to do. E. not plenty food.
18 . What is the meaning for the word ‘ scarce ‘ in Indonesian ? . A. langka.
B. banyak. C. sedikit. D. tidak merata. E. jaran.
19. Why doesn’t overweight affect many people in the modern world ? Because they …..
A. eat less than their bodies needs. B. eat more that their bodies needs.
C. don’t exercise regularly. D. eat fats. E. suffer from terrible affect of hunger.
20. What is Indonesian word for ‘ junk ‘ ? It means …………. A. barang rongsokan.
B. barang tiruan. C. barang baru. D. barang tak terpakai. E. barang buangan.
21. What is the meaning of plague ? It means ……… A. penyakit.
B. penularan. C. virus. D. bakteri. E. alergi.
22. What is the synonym of the word plague ? The synonym is ….. A. germ.
B. disease. C. virus. D. insect. E. insecticide.
23. What is the similar meaning of the word ‘ drawback ? A. crust.
B. disadvantage. C. advantage. D. profit. E. procedure.
24. The great ……….to living on a main road is the constant noise. A. advantage.
B. disadvantage. C. profit. D. drawback. E. draw.
READING 3.
A model is a young girl or woman who is employed in a shop to wear dresses, hats, etc, so that customers may see how they look when worn. The other word for model is mannequin. But a model can also mean a garment, hat, etc, exhibited by such a woman, as the latest Paris models.
Modeling is a big business wherever fashion and advertising exist. A model usually lives and works in a great fashion center. There she may show collection of clothes by famous designers. Models are usually chosen for their elegance, beauty and grace. They set style of beauty for many girls and women who copy their make up, hairdos and clothes.
Modeling sounds glamorous, but it is really very hard work. To make a picture for a magazine cover, the model may have to stand for hours, holding a difficult pose under hot studio lights. The showroom model may be on her feet all day, making hurried changes of clothing in a cramped dressing room. A model needs a great deal of patience and stamina. But models who reach the top of their profession make a great deal of money and wear some of the world’s most beautiful clothes. They work with great photographers and dress designers. Their assignments can take them all over the world.
The job of the showroom model is to show off dresses at their best in an exhibition. The model must learn to walk gracefully & wear clothes attractively. Graceful movement is more important than classic beauty of lovely face
Not everyone can be a model. It is a personal talent, and not an easy job. There are stringent physical requirements. Most model are tall and slim and have broads shoulders, long legs and slender waists.
25. What is the suitable title of the passage above ? A. A model.
B. A designer. C. Profession. D. Photographers. E. Clothes.
26 . Art of making model is ………. . A. model.
B. Architecture. C. modeling. D. arts. E. artists.
27 . ……… is a person who is employed in a shop to wear dresses, hats, etc. A. A modeling.
B. A model. C. An art. D. A module. E. A madul.
28. What is the Indonesian for “ mannequin “ ? A. pajangan
B. peragawan. C. peragawati. D. artis. E. boneka.
29 . Another meaning of “ mannequin “ is ……… A. perawatan.
B. boneka pajangan. C. showroom. D. etalase. E. model.
30 . What do you think of fashion modeling ? A. It is a big business in the world.
B. It’s a big business wherever fashion and advertising exist.
C. This business needs many people . D. It needs a great deal of money.
E. It will be able to get much money.
31 . Where does a fashion model or a showroom model live and work ? A. In world trade
B. in a great fashion center. C. in a big city. D. in the center of trade. E. In many cities.
32 . What are models chose for ? A. their elegance, beauty and grace.
B. their performance. C. their self confident. D. their handsome. E. their publics.
33 . What does the word “ it “ in the first line of paragraph 3 refer to ? A. Modeling.
B. Model. C. glamorous. D. sounds. E. picture.
34. Are models always rich and wealthy ? A. Yes, they are. B. Yes, they do.
C. No, they are not. D. No, they don’t. E. No, they weren’t.
35.. Is becoming model easy ?
A. No, it isn’t. B. No, it wasn’t. C. No, it doesn’t. D. Yes, it is. E. Yes, he is.
36. ………means tasteful and stylist in appearance or manner.
A. beauty. B. handsome. C. elegant. D. grace. E. nice.
37. ……. means quality of simple elegant , beauty ( especially in smoothly controlled movement)
A. elegant. B. grace. C. smooth. D. beauty. E. handsome.
38. ……..means attractive or exciting quality which someone /something has and which seems out
out of reach in others. A. elegant. B. nice. D. glamorous E. grace.
READING 4.
To attract foreign tourists to come to Indonesia, the government tries hard to develop tourism. They will come to Indonesia to see places of interest and the uniqueness and beauty of sight.
Roads to places must be good. Transportations must be good, too. They seek comfort and conveniences provided by hotels. That’s why hotels should offer various kinds of facilities. They provide not only lodging, but also meals and various personal services for the public and tourism.
The business of lodging places is not monopolized by the government. Lots of rich people begin to build inns. Some foreign tourists like to stay in a hotel, but some like to stay in an inn. They spend the night or two at an inn before they are off again for more interesting days of travel.
Books of information about tourism must be easily available in the bookstores. So they will be familiar with the places they are going to visit.
The government sends old and young painters abroad to hold an art exhibition in an art gallery. Their paintings are displayed there. This temporary gallery is also expected to serve as a barometer for the development of fine art in Indonesia. Modern and traditional dances are also performed abroad. The group consists of young and beautiful dances. ( Source : B. Inggris Ganeca Bdg ).
39 . What is a suitable title for the passage above ? A. Tourism information.
B. Tourism promotion. C. Tourism resorts. D. Tourists. E. Government tourist agent.
40 . Why does the government try hard to develop tourism ? A. To attract visiters.
B. To attract foreign tourists to come to Indonesia. C. to build many tourist resorts.
D. To make new buildings. E. to get many friends.
41 . Why will they come to Indonesia ? A. to see places of interests.
B. to see the uniqueness and the beauty of the sight.
C. They will spend their money in Indonesia. D. A, B are right. E. B & C are right.
42. What facilities should be provided to attract tourists to come to Indonesia ?
A. Roads and transportations are good. B. Food should be cheaper.
C. Hotels are cheap. D. Clothes aren’t expensive. E. All options are right.
43 . What facilities should hotels offer ? These options are right except ……
A. various kinds of facilities. B. Nice and comfortable lodgings.
C. Nice and delicious meals. D. Various personal services. E. Accompany the tourists.
44 . Where do they get information about the places & their special interests according to the text ?
A. information. B. Tourists agents C. Bookstores. D. A, B, C are right. E. A, B, C are wrong.
45 . Who is sent abroad by the government ? A. Tourism agent. B. paintings.
C. painters. D. announcer. E. Public relation.
46. What do the words “ They “ (line 2, 6, 10, 13 ) refer to ? A. persons.
B. domestic tourists. C. foreign tourists. D. Governments. E. writers.
47 . What does the word “ their” refer to ? A. paintings.B. tourists.C. foreign .D. painters.E. visitors.
48 . What is the Indonesian word for “ lodging “ ? A. penempatan. B. penginapan
C. bermalam. D. menginap. E. singgah.
49. …means a collection shown publicity. A. exhibition. B. showing C. lodging.D.info .E. service.
REPORTED SPEECH ( IMPERATIVE )
50 . Mother said to me, “ Rewrite my composition at once !” Mother asked me …………….. at once.
A. rewrite her composition. B. to write her composition.. C. wrote his composition.
D. to rewrite her composition. E. to rewrite my composition.
51.“ Stand up, please “! I told them……. A. to stand up. B. stand up.
C. stood up. D. standing up. E. stands up.
52“ Come here”! The teacher told us ….. A. to come here. B. to come there.
C. come here. D. come there. E. came there.
53“Pay us now!” They ordered me …… A. to pay them then. B. to pay them now.
C. to pay us then. D. paid them then. E. pays them then
54“ Don’t put it on the floor !” Mother told me ………..it on the floor. A. don’t put.
B. to not put. C. not put. D. not to put. E. to put not.
55“ Don’t stay out too long.”! Father told us …….out too long. A. not to stay.
B. don’t stay . C. to stay . D. to stay not. E. to not stay.
56“ Pass me the pepper, please!” Nia told me ……..the pepper. A. pass me.
B. to pass me. C. to pass him. D. to pass her. E. not to pass her.
57“ Do your button up !” Mother told me ………………..up. A. to do my button.
B. do my button. C. do your button. D. to do his button. E. to do her button.
58“ Please don’t sit on my bed !” Toni told to Adi …………bed. A. not to sit on his.
B. not to sit on my. C. not to sit on her. D. not to sit your. E. to sit on his .
59.” Brush it off when it gets dry !” My brother ordered me ………got dry.
A. brush it off when it . C. to brush it off when it . E. to brush off.
B. brush it when it . D. to brush off when
60“ Go to bed and don’t get up till you are called.!” Mother ordered my sister …… called.
A. go to bed and not get up till she was . D. to go to bed and not get up till she was
B. go to bed and don’t get up till you are E. go to bed and not to get up till she was
C. to go to bed and to get up till she was
61“ Hurry up if you want to go with me “! Father ordered us ………… to go with him.
A. to hurry up if we wanted C. to hurry up if I wanted E..not to hurry up if we wanted
B. hurry up if we wanted D. to hurry up if they wanted
62“ Wait here under a tree until the rain stops.” Someone told me ……… until the rain stops.
A. to wait here under a tree . C. to wait there under a tree E. waited there under a tree
B.wait there under a tree D. to wait there under a tree
63. “ Tell me when it is a quarter past six. Mother asked me …………..a quarter past six.
A. to tell her when it was. B. tell her when it was. C. to tell me when it was.
D. to tell him when it is. E. to tell her when it is.
64“ Don’t spend your money on drugs and drinks !” The teacher ordered the students ….on drugs and drinks. A. not to spend their money. B. not to spend our money.
C. not to spend your money. D. to spend our money. E. to spend their money.
65. Anita said ,” I can lift a heavy thing.” Anita said that ………..a heavy thing.
A. she could lift B. she can lift C. she can be lifted
D. she could be lifted E. she can be .
66 . Latif said, “ I haven’t done my homework yet.” Latif said that he ……..homework yet.
A. had done his B. has done his C. have done her
D. is done his E. had been done his.
67 . “ Why are you so sad ?” Lily asked me why ……….
A. you are so sad B. she was so sad C. she is so sad
D. I was so sad. E. you were so sad.
68. “ Are you willing to help me ?” Mr Paul asked us. If………….
A. we are willing to help him. B. we’re willing to help him C. we were willing to help D. we were willing to help him. E. they were willing to help him.
69. Father said to me,” Where did you go last night ?” Father asked me where ………….
A. I went the night before. B. I go the night before C. I go last night.
D. I went last night. E. I had gone last night.
70..Mr Seto said to us,” Have you taken your dinner ?” Mr Seto asked us if ………………
A. we have taken our dinner. B. . we had taken your dinner C. we have taken our dinner.
D. we had taken our dinner. E. they had taken their dinner.
71..Mr and Mrs Namridus said to me,” Would you like to join us for lunch ?” Mr and Mrs. N …. for lunch.
A. asked me if I would like to join them D. asked me if I would like to join us
B. asked me whether we would like to join us E. told us if we would like to join us
C. asked me if we liked to join them
72.The teacher said to us,” When will you start revising your schoolwork ?” The teacher asked us when…..
A. will you start revising your schoolwork. D. we would start revising your schoolwork.
B. we will start revising our schoolwork E. they would start revising their schoolwork.
C. we would start revising our schoolwork.
73.“ Why is the test postponed again ?” asked Nina. Nina asked why …………
A. the test is postponed again. B. the test was postponed again. C. the test postponed again.
D. the test postponed again. E. the test would be postponed again.
74.Mr Namridus said to the students,” Why didn’t you do it yourself ?” Mr Sudirman asked…….
A. to the students why we didn’t do it ourselves. D. them why they didn’t them themselves.
B. to the students why they didn’t do it themselves. E. the students why they didn’t do it themselves.
C. to the students why we didn’t do it by myself.
75. The teacher to me,” What are you finishing now ?” The teacher asked me what ……..then.
A. I was being finished B. I was finishing C. he was finished
D. he finished. E. I was being finished.
76. “ Where does the road lead to ?” The stranger inquired where ………….
A. . the road lead to B. the road leads to C. the road leaded to
D. the road leading to. E. the road has leaded to.
77. He said,” There’re 29 days in February in leap year.” He said that …days in Feb in leap year.
A. there are 29 B. there is 29 C. there was 29 D. there were 29. E. were there 29.
78“ I have a headache”. Father says that …………a headache.
A. I have B. he has. C. he has. D. she has. E. I had
READING 5
Pollution is the accumulation of something where it is not wanted. Pollution may be unwanted for variety of reasons. They might, for example, be desirable if they were somewhere else. Crude oil is valuable when it is piped into refineries to supply fuel for cars and power plants. But adrift on the ocean, it is a pollution. DDT has saved my lives by killing mosquitoes that carry malaria and other diseases. But in the bodies of fish, birds and other wildlife, it is a pollutant. Heat is useful when it warms houses or generates electricity; when it is discharged in large quantities into cold clear streams or lakes, it causes thermal pollution.
Other pollutants are always desirable. Radioactive fallout, for example, has not redeeming features regardless of where it is. Chemical and biological weapons present a dilemma when they must be discarded; they are pollutants wherever they are dumped. Certain items become undesirable after they have served their purposed. Aluminum cans are useful containers for beers and soft drinks, but nobody wants them once they are empty.
Other substances become pollutants when they are accumulate in large concentrations . A hiker’s sanitary arrangements consists of a small hole dug in the ground and covered up after he has used it. Decomposers in the ecosystem break down the waste. Bur sewage disposal for a city of one or two millions people in another matter; if proper treatment plants are not available, water pollution is the inevitable result. ( Taken from : The book of popular science )
79.What is a suitable title of the text above ? A. Pollution.
B. Accumulation . C. Environment.. D. Neighborhood. E. Pollutant.
80.What is the Indonesian word for “ accumulation”? A. pengumpulan.
B. penimbunan. C. penghimpuan. D. A, B, C are right. E. A, B, C are wrong.
81.What is the Indonesian word for “ accumulate “? A. bertumpuk sedikit demi sedikit.
B. menghimpun ( wealth ) C. mengumpulkan. D. mengarahkan. E. ABC are right.
82.………..means substance that pollutes, eg exhaust fumes from motor vehicles. A. pollutants.
pollution. C. pollute D. pollutes. E. pollutedSDM
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