Sukses menghadapi ujian nasional 2010 (lanjutan edisi 1 revisi)

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SMP AN-NISAA’
PERSIAPAN UN
BAHASA INGGRIS 2010
JILID 1 REVISI (LANJUTAN)
PENYUSUN: IIN HERMIYANTO S.Pd

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ow does a butterfly grow? It starts out as a tiny egg. It becomes a caterpillar. It
eats lots of leaves. It grows and grows. Then it goes inside a cocoon. At last, it comes
out. It’s a butterfly!
How does a frog grow? It starts out as a tiny egg in the water. The egg grows into a
tadpole. It keeps changing. It eats tiny plants. It grows and grows. At last, it hops out of
the pond. It’s a frog!
How does a flower grow? It starts out
Roots grow into the ground. The plant grows and grows. At last, a bud opens. It’s a
flower!
Now you know how they grow!
1. What do you think the butterfly will do next? It will …
a. fly away
b. produce eggs
c. eat fruit
d. turn into cocoon.
2. Where does a tadpole live? It lives …
a. in a tree
b. under a rock
c. on the land.
d. in the water
3. Read this sentence from the story!
At last, it hops out of the pond
What does ‘hops’ mean?
a. runs
b. jumps
c. falls
d. swims
Read the text to answer
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful girl named Beauty. She lived with her two sisters and her
father in a small village. She was also a hard working girl. She always helped her father in the farm
One day her father left for the city.
inside, and he went in. While he was walking around the castle, he met nobody inside, Knowing that there
was none inside, he ate the food on the table and picked a rose from
beast appeared and wanted to kill him unless Beauty was brought to him.
After reaching his home, Beauty's father told her the truth. Beauty loved her father very much,
so she didn't refuse what her father asked. She wen
Beast. Her miserablelife hadbegun since then.Sheoftentried to run awaybut she was always stopped bythe
Beast.
The Beast loved Beauty very much. Because of his treatment, she began to like him too.
day, when beauty was visiting her father in the village because of his illness, she had a dream. She saw the
Beast was dying. She suddenly came back to the Beast castle. Seeing the "dying Beast" she began to
When her tear was falling on to the Beast, he became a handsome prince.
married and lived happily ever after.
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PAKET SOAL 6
Read the text to answer questions no. 1 to 3!
HOW THEY GROW
How does a flower grow? It starts out as a seed. Sun and rain help the seed grow.
Now you know how they grow!
What do you think the butterfly will do next? It will …
Where does a tadpole live? It lives …
Read this sentence from the story!
out of the pond.
mean?
Read the text to answer questions no.4 to 6!
BEAUTYANDTHEBEAST
in a small village. She was also a hard working girl. She always helped her father in the farm
father left for the city. He saw an old castle. He became curious to know who was
was none inside, he ate the food on the table and picked a rose from the garden for Beauty. Then an angry
so she didn't refuse what her father asked. She went to the Beast castle and lived there only with the
miserablelife hadbegun since then.Sheoftentried to run awaybut she was always stopped bythe
The Beast loved Beauty very much. Because of his treatment, she began to like him too.
Beast was dying. She suddenly came back to the Beast castle. Seeing the "dying Beast" she began to
When her tear was falling on to the Beast, he became a handsome prince.
married and lived happily ever after.
(Adapted from Beauty and The Beast movie
as a seed. Sun and rain help the seed grow.
in a small village. She was also a hard working girl. She always helped her father in the farm
saw an old castle. He became curious to know who was
the garden for Beauty. Then an angry
t to the Beast castle and lived there only with the
miserablelife hadbegun since then.Sheoftentried to run awaybut she was always stopped bythe
The Beast loved Beauty very much. Because of his treatment, she began to like him too. One
Beast was dying. She suddenly came back to the Beast castle. Seeing the "dying Beast" she began to cry.
When her tear was falling on to the Beast, he became a handsome prince. Beauty and the Beast got
(Adapted from Beauty and The Beast movie)

4. What does paragraph 2 tell us about?
a. Beauty’s father's experience in an old castle
b. The Beast dreamt to meet Beauty
c. Beauty’s father asked a beautiful rose for Beauty
d. The Beast's castle in the city.
5. ‘Her miserablelife had begun sincethen’. The underlined wordmeans…
a. interesting
b. unhappy
c. boring
d. joyful
6. Which of the following is NOT TRUE according to the text?
a. Beauty's father was almost killed by the Beast
b. Beauty finally got married without feeling love.
c. Beauty often failed to escape from the Beast
d. Beauty finally loved the Beast,
The Settler Museum
Where the Past Becomes the Present
Open Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Cost: $3 for adults and $1 for children
Come and experience life in the early American West.
The Log Cabin
Step inside our log cabin to see how the first settlers lived. Sit in handmade wooden chairs
around the kitchen table. Help grind corn to make cornmeal. Learn how the settlers made
butter by using a butter churn. Watch how family meals were cooked in the fireplace.
You will also find a wooden trunk full of clothes like those the settlers wore. See the aprons,
bonnets, and long-sleeved dresses worn by women, and the shirts, suspenders, straw hats, and
woolen trousers worn by men.
Special Events
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Learn about tools used outside the log cabin. Museum staff will demonstrate how the first
settlers sharpened their tools on a grinding wheel, cut logs with a bow saw, and stripped the
bark from logs with a drawknife.
Saturdays
Learn how to make soap and candles from animal fat. You can even use the homemade soap to
wash clothes on an old-fashioned washboard.
Call the museum at 1-888-591-4928 for directions or to schedule a field trip. 19500
Cheyenne Rd., Laramie, WY 82070
7. How many days does the museum open in a week?
a. 2 days
b. 3 days
c. 4 days
d. 5 days
8. According to the text, the first settlers lived in ….

a.
b.
9. Which activity can only
a. Grinding corn to make cornmeal.
b. Looking through a wooden
c. Cutting logs with a bow saw.
d. Using homemade soap to wash clothes.
Many teachers in public schools in Indonesia wear formal public service uniform
batik shirts for special occasions. In some private schools not only the students but also the
teachers wear a uniform.
Teachers in government schools in Australia don't wear uniforms. Each school has its
own dress code for staff. Sometimes this is q
first taught in Australia I was very surprised at what some teachers wore. It was summer when I
arrived in Australia and many of the teachers wore very casual clothes to work. Some men and
women wore sleeveless tops or tank tops and some even wore shorts. They wore casual sandals
and sometimes jeans too. I never wanted to wear them even though it is accepted in Australia.’
What would you think if your teacher came to school wearing shorts?
10. What is the text about?
a. The writer’s explanation about schools in Australia and Indonesia.
b. The writer’s story about a different dress code in Australia and Indonesia.
c. The writer’s experience in teaching students in Australia.
d. The writer’s description about uniforms in Australia and Indonesia
11. Which statement is NOT TRUE according to the text?
a. Not all teachers in Indonesia wear uniform.
b. Most Australian teachers wear very casual clothes in summer.
c. The writer has ever taught in Austr
d. The writer wore very casual clothes to work.
12. “…to wear them even though it is accepted in Australia.” (line 9)
What does the word “them
a. Sandals and jeans.
b. Uniforms
c. Clothes
d. Batik shirts
The One Computer Per Child project offers children in
$US 100 each piece. These laptops are designed for areas where electricity and telephone
connections are limited. Around 5.000 laptops have already been sent to South Amer
c.
d.
only be done on Saturdays?
Grinding corn to make cornmeal.
Looking through a wooden trunk full of clothes.
Cutting logs with a bow saw.
Using homemade soap to wash clothes.
What does your teacher wear to school?
Many teachers in public schools in Indonesia wear formal public service uniform
teachers wear a uniform.
own dress code for staff. Sometimes this is quite strict but sometimes it's very casual. When I
eless tops or tank tops and some even wore shorts. They wore casual sandals
(Adapted from
What is the text about?
The writer’s explanation about schools in Australia and Indonesia.
The writer’s story about a different dress code in Australia and Indonesia.
The writer’s experience in teaching students in Australia.
writer’s description about uniforms in Australia and Indonesia
Which statement is NOT TRUE according to the text?
Not all teachers in Indonesia wear uniform.
Most Australian teachers wear very casual clothes in summer.
The writer has ever taught in Australia.
The writer wore very casual clothes to work.
even though it is accepted in Australia.” (line 9)
them” refer to?
Sandals and jeans.
The One Computer Per Child project offers children in
connections are limited. Around 5.000 laptops have already been sent to South Amer
What does your teacher wear to school?
Many teachers in public schools in Indonesia wear formal public service uniforms or
uite strict but sometimes it's very casual. When I
eless tops or tank tops and some even wore shorts. They wore casual sandals
(Adapted from www.kanggurumagazine.com)
The writer’s explanation about schools in Australia and Indonesia.
The writer’s story about a different dress code in Australia and Indonesia.
writer’s description about uniforms in Australia and Indonesia
Most Australian teachers wear very casual clothes in summer.
even though it is accepted in Australia.” (line 9)
The One Computer Per Child project offers children in remote areas a laptop for only
connections are limited. Around 5.000 laptops have already been sent to South America, Libya,

Nigeria and Thailand. The laptops have a wind-up handle to provide the electricity needed to run
the machine.
The sponsor of this project is from richer countries to help poorer countries. For
example, Finland is sponsoring laptops and computers for children in Namibia. In a similar
project in the UK, Schools Minister Jim Knight will look at how the government, the computer
industry and education charities can work together. They would like to ensure that every child in
poor countries is able to use computer and has access to the internet either at home or at
afternoon school clubs.
a. Computer industries in some countries
b. Free laptops for poor countries.
c. Newly-designed cheap laptop.
d. Impractical laptops and computers.
14. “The One Computer Per Child project offers children in remote areas a laptop for …”
The word ‘remote’ has similar meaning to …
a. poor
b. terrible
c. far
d. small
15. These laptops work ….
a. by turning the handle to charge the battery
b. by charging the battery to electricity
c. by connecting the laptops into electricity
d. by combining electricity connection and battery
16. What is the main purpose of sponsoring the project?
a. To build a new internet connection for poor countries.
b. To design portable laptops for all children around the world
c. To help poor people get electricity unlimitedly.
d. To help children be familiar with computer.
Fill in the blanks with the most suitable words for questions 17 to 19!
Indonesia is rich with variously unique traditions and cultures. One of them is funeral custom
which is different from each Indonesia’s traditional custom. In Javanese funeral…(17), before
the corpse is taken to the burial ground, his/her children and close …(18) walk ducking three
times back and forth under the stretcher on which the dead person has been …(19) down.
17. a. costume
b. language
c. island
d. ceremony
18. a. parents
b. cousins
c. brothers
d. relatives
19. a. taken
b. buried
c. laid
d. kept

20. Megan : Well, Fauzan, do you think you'll pass?
Fauzan : I’m not sure. I thought my presentation was terrible.
The underlined part of the dialogue expresses … .
a. Displeasure
b. uncertainty
c. regret
d. complaint
Read the following text and answer question 21 – 23!
IZADA TRANS
We provide passenger buses with 59 and 29 seats
Full AC, Music, Toilet, TV/Video.
We serve Bali, Sumatera
Office : Jl. Jombang Raya 25 Tangerang
For further information call 87654321
21. The company will take the passengers to some cities in ... islands
a. five
b. four
c. three
d. two
22. There are … kinds of buses available at Izada Trans.
a. five
b. four
c. three
d. two
23. The advertisement above tells us about....
a. tour and travel agent
b. holiday package tour
c. private cars for rent
d. transportation company
Read the following text and answer question 24 to 26!

24. The advertisement tells us about….
a. kinds of trucks and farming tools
b. machineries and farming tools
c. heavy duty equipments and machineries
d. logging trucks and machineries
25. United Tractors Tbk offers us the following thing
a. construction machineries
b. factory machineries
c. many kinds of trucks
d. bulldozers
26. "United Tractors offers us many kind of
word "logging" has closely meaning to….
a. work of cutting down forest tre
b. wood processing machine in the factory
c. wood or timber product by a factory
d. work of processing timber for some products
27. Where can you see the notice below?
a. In an office
b. In a restaurant
c. In a bank
d. In an airport
28. What does the notice below mean?
a.Turtle is one of the protected animals
b.We must save protected animals
c.Protected animals may be made into products
d.We can make use of protected animals.
Read the text and answer question no. 29 to 27
Please take a trolley
The advertisement tells us about….
kinds of trucks and farming tools
machineries and farming tools
heavy duty equipments and machineries
logging trucks and machineries
United Tractors Tbk offers us the following things, except….
construction machineries
factory machineries
many kinds of trucks
"United Tractors offers us many kind of logging machineries such as trucks and trailers." The
" has closely meaning to….
work of cutting down forest trees for timber
wood processing machine in the factory
wood or timber product by a factory
work of processing timber for some products
Where can you see the notice below?
What does the notice below mean?
Turtle is one of the protected animals
We must save protected animals
Protected animals may be made into products
use of protected animals.
and answer question no. 29 to 27!
Please take a trolley for your luggage.
machineries such as trucks and trailers." The

29. What did the writer feel when he just arrived at the airport?
a. He felt fun.
b. He felt joyful.
c. He felt confused.
d. He felt unhappy.
30. From paragraph 1, we can conclude that the te
a. hot
b. cold
c. warm
d. cool
31. Look at the picture and complete the dialogue
Azizah : Hi, Mr. Adi How are you?
Mr. Adi : Fine, did you join the study tour to Bali last week?
Azizah : Yes. I visited Mr.Wayan Surya there.
Mr. Adi : What is he?
Azizah : Don’t you know him? He is a very famous….
Mr. Adi : Oh! I just remember. He is an artist who creates a lot of beautiful statues
Azizah : Yes. And you know his work is so amazing. I like
a. sculptor
b. painter
c. curator
d. designer
32. Which one is the correct statement based on the pictures below?
a. Mr. Han's car is the cheapest one of all.
b. Mr. Fred's car is more expensive than Mr. John's.
c. Mr. John's car isn’t as cheap as Mr. Fred's.
d. Mr. Han’s car isn’t as expensive as Mr. Fred’s.
Read the following text for questions no. 33 to 35!
What did the writer feel when he just arrived at the airport?
He felt joyful.
He felt confused.
He felt unhappy.
From paragraph 1, we can conclude that the temperature at the airport was …
Look at the picture and complete the dialogue!
Hi, Mr. Adi How are you?
Fine, did you join the study tour to Bali last week?
Yes. I visited Mr.Wayan Surya there.
What is he?
Azizah : Don’t you know him? He is a very famous….
Mr. Adi : Oh! I just remember. He is an artist who creates a lot of beautiful statues
Yes. And you know his work is so amazing. I like them.
Which one is the correct statement based on the pictures below?
Mr. Han's car is the cheapest one of all.
Mr. Fred's car is more expensive than Mr. John's.
Mr. John's car isn’t as cheap as Mr. Fred's.
car isn’t as expensive as Mr. Fred’s.
Read the following text for questions no. 33 to 35!
mperature at the airport was …
Mr. Adi : Oh! I just remember. He is an artist who creates a lot of beautiful statues isn’t he?
them.
Which one is the correct statement based on the pictures below?

33. What is the first thing to do when you cook rice using a Magic Com rice Cooker?
a. Adjusting the quantity of water.
b. Washing the rice, in the inner pot.
c. Plugging the cable into the electricity socket.
d. Weighing the rice using the measure cup.
34. The maximum amount of rice that can be cooked with the Magic Com is … measure cups.
a. two
b. three
c. four
d. five
35. "Put it in the inner pot, and adjust the quantity of water."
The underlined word means the … of water as suggested.
a. amount
b. number
c. size
d. weight
Read the text and answer questions 36 and 37!
36. Ifa was born in ….
a. 1993 c. 1994
b. 1995 d. 1996
37. When will the party be held?
a. In the morning
b. In the evening
c. At midnight
d. At noon
Read these texts to answer the questions no. 38 to 41!
Dear friends,
Herewith I would like to invite you to come and gather at
my home for my 15th
birthday party on Saturday, January
22nd,
2009 at 7.30 pm.
Venue: Ifa’s home
Jl. Elang V no. 8 Bintaro, Tangerang
WANTED
WAITERS AND WAITRESSES
A luxurious restaurant requires trained
and experienced waiting staff. Must be
available for late night shifts, any day
of the week. Minimum 3 evenings per
week. Uniforms provided.
Fax your CV to: (021) 733 2829
VACANT POSITION
ACCOUNTANT
Office junior required towork from Monday to Friday,
9am - 5pm. One hour for lunch. 3 weeks holiday per
year. Full training given. Successful applicant will be
punctual, reliable and careful.
Minimum qualifications: English and Maths
Fax your CV to: (021) 7279 5871
HELP NEEDED
at Working Farm in City Centre, producing milk, eggs and some fruit and vegetables. Giving local children
the chance to see farm animals and learn about food production. We have school visits arranged almost
every day during term time. We need helpers! Must like children, animals and hard work.
Call: (021) 936 71420 (appointment for an interview)

38. The purpose of the texts is ….
a. to inform people how to do the job.
b. to apply for job.
c. to offer job for people.
d. to describe job for people.
39. Fariz is quite good at speaking English and available to work at common work hours in
weekdays. He is good at calculating to. What job is suitable for him?
a. Helper
b. Tour guide
c. Accountant
d. waiter
40. “A luxurious restaurant requires trained and experienced waiting staff”. The underlined word has
similar meaning to ….
a. very popular and very big.
b. fully artistic and very unique
c. completely exotic and very warm.
d. comfortable and expensive
41. The statements below are true, EXCEPT ….
a. Interest to children and animals is required to be a helper.
b. A tour guide is needed to work in all holiday seasons.
c. Training will be provided for successful applicant in accountant position.
d. Available to work at night is required to be a waiter or waitress.
Read the texts to answer the questions no. 42 to 45!
Mountain Gorillas
There are three types of gorillas living in different parts of Africa. They are the
Western Lowland Gorilla (gorilla gorilla), the Eastern Lowland Gorilla (gorilla graueri) and the
Mountain Gorilla (gorilla berengei).
There are only small differences between the Mountain Gorillas and Lowland Gorillas.
The Mountain Gorillas have adapted to living in the high mountains of the Virunga Volcanoes
and the Bwindi National Park in Uganda. As a result, the Mountain Gorillas have longer hair,
wider mouths, larger noses, bigger chests, shorter arms and shorter, wider hands and feet
than the Lowland Gorillas.
Mountain Gorillas are vegetarian. They eat about 200 types of leaves, flowers, plants,
fruit and some insects. Gorillas do not drink water. They get all the water they need from the
leaves and other things they eat. They eat a lot. Male gorillas eat about 23 kg every day.
They sleep a lot, too. They usually sleep from about six o’clock in the evening until six
or eight o’clock the next morning. During the day, they eat, play, sleep and travel through the
jungle. Gorillas are nomadic and can travel up to 1.83 km a day. They build new nests each
evening in trees or on the ground.
Mountain Gorillas live in family groups of 3-30. They learn from their mothers and
other adults what to eat, how to behave and how to look after their young. They care for
VACANCY
Tour Guides
Required for summer holidays. Some overnight tours. Coach Tour Company needs people
with interest in history who enjoy traveling. Good communicators, foreign languages an
advantage. Hours very varied and good rates of pay.
Send CV by fax: (021) 765 9904

their young very well. They are shy and gentle animals. The only time a male gorilla is
dangerous and aggressive is to protect their family – especially the babies and young gorillas.
Mountain Gorillas are usually quiet. However, they can make about 25 different noises
and each noise has a meaning. They make a certain grunting noise when they are happy. They
make a different noise when they are curious about something and want to find out what it is.
They make one of their loudest noises when they think there is some danger.
(adapted from Challenges 2)
42. What is the main idea of paragraph 2?
a. Some big differences between Mountain Gorillas and Lowland Gorillas.
b. The top of mountain as the habitat of Mountain Gorillas.
c. The appearance of Mountain Gorillas.
d. How and where Mountain Gorillas live.
43. The basic characters of Mountain Gorillas are as follows, EXCEPT ….
a. shy
b. gentle
c. quiet
d. aggressive
44. “Gorillas are nomadic and can travel up to 1.83 km a day.” The underlined word ‘nomadic’
means ….
a. powerful and not easily tired
b. like to stay in one place only
c. good at taking care their babies
d. Move from one place to another place.
45. The purpose of the text is ….
a. to tell readers the dangerous gorillas.
b. to ask readers save the gorillas‘ lives.
c. to describe gorillas’ lives to the readers.
d. to invite readers to come and see gorillas more closely.
Read the text to answer questions no. 46 - 47
46. When will the show be held? ....
a. In the morning c. At midday
b. In the afternoon d. In the evening

47. There will be....entertainers performing on stage.
a. Three c. five
b. Four d. six
48. Arrange the words into a good and correct sentence!
historical -- in -- magnificent -- some -- the -- are -- city -- There -- buildings
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
a. 8 – 6 – 4 – 3 – 1 – 9 – 2 – 5 – 7
b. 8 – 6 – 4 – 7 – 1 – 2 – 5 – 3 – 9
c. 8 – 6 – 5 - 4 – 7 – 1 – 2 – 3 – 9
d. 8 – 6 – 5 – 4 – 1 – 9 – 2 – 5 – 7
49. 1. People call it crocodile tongue because of the shape which looks like crocodile tongue.
2. Crocodile tongue is a popular plant that we can find anywhere.
3. People use its sticky liquid for shampooing.
4. Its leaves are thick, long and sharp.
5. They are serrated on the both sides.
The best order of the sentences to have a good paragraph is …
a. 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5
b. 2 – 1 – 4 – 5 – 3
c. 2 – 1 – 3 – 5 – 4
d. 1 – 2 – 5 – 4 – 3
50. 1. Mozart married Constanza Weber, although his father wasn’t happy about the marriage.
2. His father was one of Europe’s best music teachers.
3. Mozart was born in 1756 in Salzburg in Austria.
4. His childhood was not as happy as other children.
5. His father organized his tours with his older sister.
6. Before he was a teenager, he was composing and touring all over Europe.
7. His father wasn’t happy about the marriage.
8. Mozart and Constanza had six children, but sadly four of their children died
9. His father taught the young Mozart how to play the violin and the piano and made him work
very hard.
10. Mozart and his wife loved spending money! Mozart always had money problems.
The best order of the sentences to have a good paragraph is …
a. 3 – 2 – 6 – 10 – 4 – 5 – 7 – 1 – 8 - 9
b. 3 – 2 – 4 – 8 – 6 – 5 – 1 – 10 – 8 - 7
c. 3 – 2 – 10 – 9 – 6 – 8 – 1 – 7 – 5 - 4
d. 3 – 2 – 4 – 9 – 6 – 5 – 1 – 7 – 8 - 10

PAKET SOAL 7
Read the text carefully and answer questions 1 and 2!
An Ideal English Teacher
Therearemanycriteriaofanideal Englishteacher.Inmyopinion,anidealEnglishteacheris ateacherwho
has capability, responsibility, and good personality.
By his or her capability, he or she will be able to transfer the knowledge successfully. The
capability involves capability of delivering knowledge, pronouncing well, transferring original English culture,
andmakinggood relationship with the students.
He/she also has to have responsibility, especially to be responsible for the truth or accuracy of knowledge
and information related to English. It won't make the students get misinformation, such as in pronunciation,
structure and the English culture. He or she should also be responsible in giving score.
The third criterion of an ideal teacher is he or she should have good personality. By his or her
good personality, he or she will be a model for his or her students. He or she must be able to perform his or her
role as the facilitator in learning process. If he or she can do them well, he or she will be respected by
his or her students for not only his or her expertise but also his or her good manner or personality.
The three criterions must be owned by an English teacher who wants to be an ideal teacher.
(adapted from student's work)
1. What criteria should an English teacher have according to the writer?
a. Knowledge, pronunciation and personality.
b. Responsibility, pronunciation and capability
c. Capability. responsibility and relationship
d. Good manner, capability and responsibility.
2. According to the text, which of the following statements is true?
a. Capability is the most important criterion for being an ideal English teacher.
b. Capability, responsibility, and good personality are a must for an ideal English teacher.
c. One of an ideal English teacher's responsibilities is making good relationship with her students.
d. Good personality is not as important as capability for an ideal English teacher.
Read the letter and answer the questions 3 and 4!
3. Who wrote the letter?
a. A librarian of British Council Library.
b. The students of Harapan Bangsa High School
c. A student of Harapan Bangsa High School
d. The English teacher of High School.
Harapan Bangsa High School
Tangerang
4th March 2008
The Librarian
British Council Library
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am going to take an important English examination on 17th April
2008. Before the exam I must read Understanding English
Grammar by Schrampfer Azar. Please can I have the book for one
week from 10 th April?
Yours faithfully,
Nurhalizah

4. How long does the writer want to borrow the book for?
a. 5 days
b. 6 days
c. 7 days
d. 8 days
5. Where can you see the notice below?
a. In a supermarket
b. In a restaurant
c. In a bank
d. In an airport
Read the text carefully and answer questions 6 and 7!
FORTUNATE LIFE
At the bottom of the sea there are creatures that do not know what light means. They have
neither eyes nor ears, and they can only feel. For them there is no day or night. There are no seasons,
no sun, no moon, and no stars. It is as if a child spent its life in darkness in bed, with nothing to see
or hear.
How different our own life is! Sight shows us the ground beneath our feet and the heavens
above us - the sun, moon, and stars, shooting stars, lightning, and the sunset. It shows us day and
night. We hear voices, the sound of the sea, and music. We feel, we taste, and we smell. How
fortunate we are!
6. What’s the main idea of the story about? It’s about ……………….
a. sea creatures at the bottom of the sea.
b. changes in day and night and the seasons.
c. how wonderful our lives are.
d. the differences of day and night.
7. The sea creatures in the story …
a. have the same senses that we do.
b. have no sense of touch.
c. hear the sounds of the ocean.
d. live in darkness.
8.
The notice above means …
a. You must pay in cash here.
b. Customers must buy not more than 12 items here.
c. Any buyers pay less than the normal price here.
d. Children pay less than adults here.
Under 12s
HALF PRICE
Please take a trolley for your luggage.

For questions 9 to 13, read the article below and choose the best words to complete the assage!
9. a. was
b. is
c. were
d. has been
10.
a. if
b. when
c. that
d. although
11.
a. your
b. his
c. her
d. their
12.
a. fast
b. faster
c. fastest
d. more fast
13.
a. yet
b. already
c. never
d. still
Read the text carefully and answer questions 14 to 16!
LIVERPOOL
Senegal striker El-Hadji Diouf has signed a five year deal with Liverpool, the English
premier league club said on Tuesday.
"We can confirm that Diouf has signed a five-year deal that will keep him at Anfield until
June 2007," a club spokesman said. The former Lens striker, who has cost Liverpool
10 million pounds ($15.75 million), was joined in training on Tuesday by fellow new comer
Alou Diarra and Bruno Cheyrou, who have both signed long-term deals at Anfield.
French midfielder Diarra, 21, arrived on a free transfer from Bayern Munich, while 24-year-
old Cheyrou joined for four million pounds ($6.30 million) from Lille last week.
Salif Diao, who played alongside Diouf at this year's World Cup, has also signed a five-
BICYCLES
The bicycle is a cheap and clean way to travel. The first bicycle……(9) made about
one hundred and fifty years ago.
At first, bicycles were expensive. Only rich people could buy one. These early bicycles
looked very different from the ones we have today. Later, ………….(10) bicycles became
cheaper, many people used them. People started riding bicycles to work and in ………..(11)
free time.
Today, people use cars. Cars are ……….(12) than bicycles and you don't get wet
when it rains! But some people …………(13) prefer to cycle to work. They say that there
are too many cars in town centre. The cars cause traffic jams and you can't find
anywhere to park!

year contract from Sedan.
But the midfielder, who cost Liverpool some 5 million pounds ($7.88 million), will not
arrive in England until December.
Senegal was one of the surprises of the tournament in South Korea and Japan when it beat
defending world champion France in the opening game and went on to the quarterfinals.
(Adapted from The Jakarta Post)
14. What country did Senegal defeat in the opening game of the World Cup 2002?
a. Argentina
b. Korea
c. Italy
d. France
15. When did El Hadji Diouf start joining Liverpool?
a. In 2001
b. In 2002
c. In 2005
d. In 2007
16. "Senegal was one of the surprises of the tournament in South Korea and Japan."
What does the underlined word mean?
a. A contest in which a number of competitors take part
b. People who participate in certain event.
c. One who wins the first prize in a contest.
d. Events which do not relate to sport.
17. Ayu : Where were you last night? I called you but no one answered.
Ratih : I’m sorry. I was visiting my grandma. She has been ill for almost a week and she
is hospitalized now.
Ayu : ... I hope she gets better soon.
a. I can’t visit her
b. I’m sorry to hear that
c. Thank you for telling the news
d. That’s very kind of you
18. Dhiwang: I am sorry, I cannot join you to see the concert tonight. I have an English test
tomorrow.
Wulan : Never mind. ... we can see it together another day.
a. I hope
b. I doubt
c. I am not sure
d. I feel
19. Tata : Well, Chika, do you think you'll pass?
Chika : I’m not sure. I thought the paper was terrible.
The underlined part of the dialogue expresses........
a. displeasure
b. incapability
c. uncertainty
d. dissatisfaction
20. Devo : Would you like me to carry these books, sir?
Mr. Heri : Sure. Thank you very much.
The underlined expression shows.......

a. offering to do something
b. asking to do something
c. apologizing for someone’s mistake
d. greeting someone
21. Dian : Welcome home. How was your holiday?
Tari : It was wonderful. I really enjoyed it. I spent two days in the Blue Mountains.
It's very beautiful there.
Dian : I ...there twice. I plan to go there again next year.
Tari : Me too.
a. have been
b. will be
c. am
d. was
22. Adi : People come to Indonesia for its beauty,
…......?
Bella : Yes, especially for its beautiful view.
a. isn't it
b. aren't they
c. doesn't it
d. don't they
23. Arrange the following sentences into a good paragraph!
1) According to her father, she was four years old when she was disappeared.
2) A girl has been found in Cambodia.
3) The man brought her to police station.
4) Then, the police announced about the girl through printed and electronic media
5) She was trying to steal food when an old man found her.
6) She cannot speak any languages when the police asked her and looked frightened.
7) Finally, her father could identify her and said that she was her daughter who missed 5
years ago.
a. 2 – 3 – 6 – 5 – 4 – 7 – 1
b. 2 – 5 – 3 – 6 – 1 – 4 – 7
c. 2 – 5 – 3 – 6 – 4 – 7 – 1
d. 2 – 3 – 5 – 6 – 4 – 1 – 7
Read "State of the Earth-The Facts" and answer questions 23 to 25!
STATE OF THE EARTH-THE FACTS
1995 was the warmest year on record, and the ten hottest years in recorded human history have all
been in the 1980 and 1990s. The earth has this century undergone the fastest warming since the end
of the last Ice Age around 10.000 years ago.
The major impact on the atmosphere is the release of carbon dioxide throughout burning fossil fuels
such as oil and coal, which creates a greenhouse effect. A warmer world would bring higher sea
level as well as more frequent floods, droughts and hurricanes.

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Carbon Emissions
Industrial nations are still responsible for almost half the carbon emissions, despite making up only
15% of the world's population. But the developing world is fast closing this gap, while the
emissions of former Eastern Bloc countries have recently fallen
OZON ACTIONS
The Good News
Production of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) which deplete the ozone
layer continues to drop following international agreements to phase
them out. They are not back below the level produced in 1965.
BUT
* Production of CFCs in developing
countries is increasing; it surged by 87 per cent between 1986
and 1993.
* A black market in CFCs is developing at least 10.000 tons of
CFCs were believed to be smuggled into both the US and the
European Union (from Russia, India and China) during 1995
* Ozone-depleting substances already in the atmosphere will
continue to be active for decades.
24. According to the diagram 2 world production of CFCs reached a peak in
a. 1992
b. 1990
c. 1988
d. 1986
25. Which of the following best summarizes the information given in the introduction?
a. Greenhouse effect —► fossil-fuel burning —► carbon dioxide release.
b. Carbon dioxide release—► greenhouse effect—► fossil-fuel burning.
c. Fossil-fuel burning—► greenhouse effect —► carbon dioxide release.
d. Fossil-fuel burning—► carbon dioxide release —greenhouse effect.
26. According to the information on ozone action, CFCs are still an environmental problem
because ....
a. the US and the European Union want to continue the production of CFSs
b. the CFCs already in the atmosphere will not break down for many years
c. international agreements allow the importation of CFCs
d. countries have yet to return to their 1965 CFC levels
27. Most traditional farmers still use . . . to cultivate their land.
a. tractors
b.rakes
c. ploughs
d.spades

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28. Look at the following table!
ACCOMMODATION
Class Price Hotels, Guesthouses, Home
stays
First Class US S 35 and up a night Ambarukmo, Garuda Mutiara
Intermediate US $ 15-US S 35 a night Airlangga, Duta, Indraloka
Budget US S 15 a night Kota, Asia Afrika, Katna, Aziatic
A foreign tourist : I need a hotel with a room around US $ 20 a night.
A tourist guide : Try........... Hotel, please!
a. Aziatic
b. Mutiara
c. Airlangga
d. Ambarukmo
Read the text below and answer the questions 29 to 32!
Ida Bagus Anom
Anom's shop and house, in Brahmin Village of Mas, Bali, is bright and modern. There
are many masks hanging neatly on the walls. Some are full-sized painted and others are
unpainted masks.
A well-known dancer and a mask maker, Anom, is the star in the family. He and his
apprentices dance groups conducts mask making sessions for International students. He also
teaches dance to local youths who are interested in dancing.. He also makes masks for religious
ceremonies. He's worked with a number of foreign artists and performers in creating original
masks.
Many of Anom's ideas come from Italian del'arte masks, Greek masks, and Japanese
Noh masks. He's created designs for decorative masks, yawning masks, happy and sad faced
masks, leaf-faced masks and angels.
When he was asked if commercialism has affected the quality of Balinese masks,
Anom explaines that it has actually improved the quality of masks.
29. Which statement is not true according to the text?
a. Ida Bagus Anom lives in Brahmin Village of Mas, Bali.
b. Anom is a well-known dancer and a mask maker.
c. Anom only specializes himself in making masks for religious ceremonies
d. Commercialism has improved the quality of Balinese masks.
30. “In making masks, Anom is inspired by Italian, Greek and Japanese masks”
the main idea above is found in paragraph . . . .
a. 1
b. 2
a 3
d 4
31. He's worked with a number of foreign artists and performers in creating
original masks.
The synonym of the underlined word is . . .
a. collaborated
b. created
c. done
d. made

32. A well-known dancer and a mask maker, Anom, is the star in the family.
The word which has the same meaning as the underlined word above is
. a rich
b. artistic
c. famous
d. clever
33. The Balinese dancers always wear attractive and colorful . . ., so it is nice to watch
their performance
a. costumes
b. skirts
c. uniforms
d. Clothes
34. Which arrangement is the best?
1. The major religion in India is Hinduism.
2. Several generations also live together with other religion followers.
3. They thank God for this gift through dance, music and art.
4. The Hindus live together in villages and towns
5. They believe that Gangga river is a gift from God.
a. 1- 2 - 4 - 5 - 3
b. 4 - 2 - 1 - 3 - 5
c. 1- 4 - 2 - 5 - 3
d. 4 - 1 - 2 - 3 - 5
Read the text below and answer the questions 35 to 38 !
Welcome aboard Angkasa Flight 295 from Bandung to Manado with immediate
stop in Surabaya. We are preparing to take off in a few minutes. Please, put your seat in
an upright position. Fasten your tray to the seat in front of you. Fasten your seat belt.
Please, observe the non-smoking sign during taking off and landing. Stow all hand
baggage under the seat before taking off. Regulations require that we cali your attention
for the shake of your safety in case of emergency. Thank you!
Good afternoon and welcome aboard Angkasa! I'm captain Setiadi. Our predicted
flying time today is one and half-hours. We'll be cruising at an altitude of 30.000 feet.
Please, just sit back and relax, and enjoy your flight!
35. How long does it take from bandung to Manado?
a. 50 minutes
b. 60 minutes
c. 70 minutes
d. 90 minutes
36. The main idea of paragraph one is . . . .
a. The welcome speech from the captain
b. The welcome speech from the stewardess
c. How the flight cruises
d. How to use a live vest.
37. Which one of the following statements is true according to the text?
a. The name of the stewardess is Setiadi..
b. After the plane takes off, fasten the seat belt.
c. The attention to the passenger will be called anytime.
d. When the plane takes off, the seat must be put in an upright position.
38. We'll be cruising at an altitude of 30.000 feet. (paragraph.2)
The word we refers to . . . .

a. the captain and the stewardess only
b. the stewardess and passengers only
c. all passengers, pilot/co
d. the passengers, the captain and the co
39. Ms. Deni : ….
Ms. Hana : That's right. It’s a super
more for this.
a. How comfortable is the bus!
b. How the comfortable bus is!
c. What a comfortable
d. What a comfortable bus it is!
40.
The lady has got ... hair.
a. short
b. wavy
Read the text below and answer the questions
Once upon a time there was a very old
deaf, and his knees shook. When he sat at
soup on the tablecloth. Besides this, some
His son and his son's wife were annoyed by
the corner behind the stove. They gave him not
looked sadly at the table. He was almost crying.
One day the old grandfather could not
bowl fell to the ground and broke. The
say anything. He could only cry. Then,
it.
Once when they were all sitting there, the four year old grandson put some pieces of wood
together on the floor. His father asked him what
was making a little trough for his father and
The man and the woman looked at one
grandfather to the table immediately. Since
little, they did not say anything.
41. What kind of text is it?
a. Narrative
b. Recount
42. The purpose of text is ...
a. To describe something.
b. To instruct something.
c. To narrate a story.
d. To argue on something.
43. How did the old grandfather's son and his son's wife
a. They treated him nicely.
b. They treated him very badly.
c. They treated him like a child.
d. They treated him very carefully
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the captain and the stewardess only
the stewardess and passengers only
all passengers, pilot/co-pilot and crews in the flight
the passengers, the captain and the co-pilot
Ms. Hana : That's right. It’s a super-executive bus, That's why we have to pay
more for this.
How comfortable is the bus!
How the comfortable bus is!
What a comfortable is the bus!
What a comfortable bus it is!
.. hair.
c. curly
d. straight
Read the text below and answer the questions 41 to 45!
The Old Grandfather and His Grandson
Once upon a time there was a very old grandfather. His eyes were almost blind, his ears were
deaf, and his knees shook. When he sat at the table, he could not hold a spoon strongly. He
soup on the tablecloth. Besides this, some of his soup would run back out of his mouth.
is son's wife were annoyed by this. Finally, they made the old grandfather sit in
the corner behind the stove. They gave him not enough food in a clay bowl. He sat there and
looked sadly at the table. He was almost crying.
One day the old grandfather could not hold the bowl because his hands were too weak.
bowl fell to the ground and broke. The woman scolded. However, the old grandfather
say anything. He could only cry. Then, they bought him a wooden bowl and mad
together on the floor. His father asked him what he was doing. The little grandson said that he
was making a little trough for his father and mother to eat from when he was big."
The man and the woman looked at one another. They began to cry. They brought the old
grandfather to the table immediately. Since then, they always let him eat there. If he spilled a
little, they did not say anything.
What kind of text is it?
c. Descriptive
d. Report
The purpose of text is ...
To describe something.
To instruct something.
To narrate a story.
To argue on something.
How did the old grandfather's son and his son's wife treat him?
They treated him nicely.
They treated him very badly.
They treated him like a child.
They treated him very carefully
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executive bus, That's why we have to pay
grandfather. His eyes were almost blind, his ears were
the table, he could not hold a spoon strongly. He spilled
of his soup would run back out of his mouth.
this. Finally, they made the old grandfather sit in
enough food in a clay bowl. He sat there and
hold the bowl because his hands were too weak. The
woman scolded. However, the old grandfather did not
they bought him a wooden bowl and made him eat from
he was doing. The little grandson said that he
r to eat from when he was big."
another. They began to cry. They brought the old
then, they always let him eat there. If he spilled a

44. What did the old grandfather's son and his son's wife do after they realized their mistake?
a. They scolded their son.
b. They let their son eat at the table.
c. They let their father eat at the table.
d. They did not say anything.
45. What does the word "they" in paragraph 5 sentence 2 refer to?
a. The man and the grandson.
b. The man and the woman.
c. The woman and the grandson.
d. The man and the grandfather.
46. Which of the following words is the synonym of enough?
a. Less. c. Correct.
b. Many. d. Adequate.
Read the text below and answer question 47 to 50!
E-mail is a popular communication facility. Every day, people in this world who have
internet access send billions of e-mail messages. E-mail can send any messages around the world.
An e-mail is simply only a text message. In the beginning and even today, e-mail messages
contain a short piece of text. At present, attachment makes many e-mail messages quite
longer. With attachments, e-mail messages continue to be more sophisticated. It can send
audio files, audio-video files, pictures, documents, etc.
People can register to a certain email service provider. They will get their email address
in the format of (email account)@ (email service provider). The "@" sign is to indicate that the
user is 'at' some service provider.
With the World Wide Web, email starts to be made available with friendly web by
providers such as Yahoo and Hotmail. Now, e-mail is usually without charge. Everyone has at
least one email address. At present, e-mail is used by not just millions, but hundreds of millions
of people.
47. What the text tells us about...
a. Email c. Service Provider
b. Communication d. World Wide Web
48. The purpose of the text is ...
a. To describe E-mail.
b. To instruct E-mail.
c. To narrate E-mail.
d. To tell about E-mail.
49. What is email?
a. a popular communication facility.
b. a text message.
c. a world wide web.
d. a document.
50. The word ‘They’ in paragraph 2 refers to...
a. E-mail c. People
b. Service provider. d. Documents.

PAKET SOAL 8
Passage for number 1 - 4
My friend, Hendry, is a diligent and smart student in his school. He gets up at 4.00 a.m. every
morning. He always goes to school earlier than his friends. He goes to school by public transport
and he sometimes goes home by motorcycle with his uncle. He’s never absent. After school he
usually helps his parents. They have a cloth store beside their house. In the evening he studies his
lesson and he does the assignments given by his teacher. He seldom watches TV. He hardly ever
goes to bed late.
1. How does Hendry go to school?
a. On foot
b. By motorcycle
c. By train
d. By public transport
2. What is Hendry like?
a. He is diligent and smart student.
b. He goes to school with his uncle.
c. He’s sometimes absent in his classroom.
d. He does his assignment after going back from school.
3. Which statement is TRUE based on the text?
a. Hendry always goes to school late.
b. After school, Hendry usually helps his parents.
c. His uncle sometime goes to school by public transport.
d. Hendry is never diligent to do his assignments.
4. “After school he usually helps his parents.” (line 4)
The underline words can be replaced with …
a. His father and grandfather.
b. His mother and grandmother.
c. His brother and sister.
d. His father and mother.
5. You find this text at ...
a. School
b. Zoo
c. Restaurant
d. Airport
6. The text above tells us that...
a. We can give peanuts to the monkeys
b. We don't pet the animals
c. We should feed the animals
d. We can't give food to the animals
HAPPY BIRTHDAY,
Dina We wish you happy in your life, always.
- Puspa & Tina –
PLEASE DON’T FEED THE ANIMALS

7. Who sent this card?
a. Dina c. Tina
b. Puspa d. Puspa & Tina
8. What do Puspa and Tina want?
a. They wish Dina Happy
b. They are happy on Dina's Birthday
c. They don't came to Dina's Birthday
d. They want Dina Success
a. Congratulation card
b. Greeting Card
c. Announcement
d. Advertisement
Dear Uncle Sam,
Thank you very much for the tips and some pictures yousent.Ihaveneverseensuchgoodpictures.They
areuseful for my hobby. They inspire me how to take a picture artistically. (from: Adit)
a. Invitation.
b. Short message.
c. Announcement.
d. Advertisement.
11. The writer writes this message to...
a. Her uncle
b. His Uncle
c. Adit
d. Yours
12. “They inspire me how to take a picture artistically.”
The underlined word refers to ...
a. Uncle Sam and his family
b. Uncle Sam’s tips and pictures
c. The pictures of Uncle Sam
d. Uncle Sam’s messages and tips
13. What is Adit’s hobby?
a. Painting c. Writing articles
b. Photography d. Giving tips
14. When was Tina born?
a. 1993 c. 1995
b. 1994 d. 1996
Dear Risky,
Please come to my 14th birthday party em Date : Saturday, 30th October 2010
Time : 7.30 p.m. Place : “Saung Sunda” Jl. MH Thamrin Jakarta
I really hope that you can come. There will be something missing without
you presence.
- Tina -

15. From the text we know that the facts below are true, except...
a. Tina will celebrate her birthday party
b. Tina is 14 years old now
c. Tina really hopes that there is a present for her
d. Tina invites Risky to her birthday party
16. Read the text below! What does it mean?
a. There will be an English Debate Competition next week
b. There are only two days left to join the English Debate Competition.
c. All students may join the English Debate Competition.
d. Today is the last day to register for the English Debate Competition.
17. Read the text above again! What kind of text is it?
a. Advertisement c. Announcement
b. Brochure d. Invitation
Botanical Garden
I went to a botanical garden. It was large, landscaped parks where plants were grown for
scientific purposes and for public display. People could stroll down flowers bordered paths or sat on
benches and admired the beautiful plants. Most of the plants were labeled with their popular as well
as their scientific names. In greenhouses, long, low buildings made of glass and artificially heated;
the more delicate plants were cultivated.
One of the greatest botanical gardens in the world today is the Royal Botanic Garden at Kew,
England. It is commonly known as Kew Gardens. One of the largest botanical gardens in the United
States is the New York Botanical Gardens, Bronx, New York, which contains 13,000 species
varieties of plants.
18. The topic idea of the second paragraph is ...
a. The writer went to Botanical Garden
b. Botanical Garden
c. Greenhouses
d. Royal Botanic Garden
19. What are botanical gardens used for? All the answers are correct, except...
a. for camping
b. for scientific researches
c. for scientific purposes
d. for public display
20. Where is the botanical garden in West Java?
a. Bandung Botanical Garden.
b. Bogor Botanical Garden.
c. Sukabumi Botanical Garden.
d. Lembang Botanical Garden
Attention
Tomorrow is the last day for you to join the
English Debate Competition. So, Join Now!
Hurry up!
Contact : Bagas, Class IX B

21. It is commonly known as Kew Gardens.
The word "it" refers to ...
a. Botanical garden
b. Greenhouses
c. The greatest a botanical gardens
d. Royal Botanic garden at Kew, England
22. "…, which contains 13,000 species varieties of plants"
The synonym of the underlined word is ...
a. types
b. units
c. similarities
d. qualities
 Make sure the switch is off.
 Place ingredients into the blender container. Add some water if needed.
 Put the lid on.
 Place the container on the motor housing.
 Plug in the cable.
 Select one of two speed buttons as required. Use PULSE switch for precision
blending. When adding ingredients or seasonings, remove the small lid for adding
things in the middle of the blender lid. After grinding, press the switch off.
 Unplug the cable.
23. What does the text about?
a. How to grind.
b. How to use a blender.
c. How to make use a refrigerator.
d. How to operate a mixer.
25. How many speed buttons are there?
a. One.
b. Two.
c. Three.
d. Four.
26. Do you always have to add water?
a. Of course.
b. No.
c. Yes.
d. Certainly.
27. Use PULSE switch for precision blending.
The word which is not the synonym of the underlined word, EXCEPT....
a. fine
b. well
c. chunks
d. excellent

Once upon a time there was a very old grandfather. His eyes were almost blind, his ears were
deaf, and his knees shook. When he sat at the table, he could not hold a spoon strongly. He spilled
soup on the tablecloth. Besides this, some of his soup would run back out of his mouth.
His son and his son's wife were annoyed by this. Finally, they made the old grandfather sit in
the corner behind the stove. They gave him not enough food in a clay bowl. He sat there and looked
sadly at the table. He was almost crying.
One day the old grandfather could not hold the bowl because his hands were too weak. The
bowl fell to the ground and broke. The woman scolded. However, the old grandfather did not say
anything. He could only cry. Then, they bought him a wooden bowl and made him eat from it.
together on the floor. His father asked him what he was doing. The little grandson said that he was
making a little trough for his father and mother to eat from when he was big."
The man and the woman looked at one another. They began to cry. They brought the old
grandfather to the table immediately. Since then, they always let him eat there. If he spilled a little,
they did not say anything.
a. Narrative.
b. Descriptive.
c. Recount.
d. Report.
29. The purpose of text is ...
30. How did the old grandfather's son and his son's wife treat him?
a. They treated him nicely.
b. They treated him very badly.
c. They treated him like a child.
d. They treated him very carefully.
31. What did the old grandfather's son and his son's wife do after they realized their mistake?
a. They scolded their son.
b. They let their son eat at the table.
c. They let their father eat at the table.
d. They did not say anything.
32. What does the word ‘they’ in paragraph 5 sentence 2 refer to?
a. The man and the grandson.
b. The man and the woman.
c. The woman and the grandson.
d. The man and the grandfather.
33. Which of the following words is the synonym of "enough"?
a. Less. c. Correct.
b. Many. d. Adequate.

Passage for number 34 -
E-mail is a popular communication facility.
internet access send billions of e
An e-mail is simply only a
even today, e-mail messages
many e-mail messages quite
sophisticated. It can send
People can register to a certain email
in the format of email account
is 'at' some service provider.
With the World Wide Web, email starts to
providers such as Yahoo and Hotmail. Now, e
least one email address. At present, e
of people.
34. What the text tells us about...
a. Email
b. Service Provider
c. Communication
d. World Wide Web
a. To describe E-mail.
b. To instruct E-mail.
c. To narrate E-mail.
d. To tell about E-mail.
36. What is an e-mail?
a. a popular communication facility.
b. a text message.
c. a world wide web.
d. a document format
37. Can we get an E-mail address?
a. Yes, I do.
b. Yes, we can.
c. No, I don't.
d. No, we can't
38. The word ‘They’ on the paragraph 3 (
a. The e-mail messages
b. People
c. Service providers.
d. The texts
Passage for number 39 -
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mail is a popular communication facility. Every day, people in this world who have
access send billions of e-mail messages. E-mail can send any messages around the world.
mail is simply only a message which is written in a form of text
mail messages contain a short piece of text. At present,
mail messages quite longer. With attachments, e-mail messages
send audio files, audio-video files, pictures, documents,
People can register to a certain email service provider.
account @ email service provider. The "@" sign is to indicate that
'at' some service provider.
With the World Wide Web, email starts to be made available with friendly web by
such as Yahoo and Hotmail. Now, e-mail is usually without charge. Everyone has at
address. At present, e-mail is used by not just millions, but hundreds of millions
What the text tells us about...
The purpose of the text is ...
mail.
mail.
mail.
mail.
a popular communication facility.
a world wide web.
format.
mail address?
on the paragraph 3 (line 7) refers to...
messages
.
- 40
KEEP TIGHTLY CLOSED AND
AVOID EXPOSURE TO LIGHT
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Every day, people in this world who have
send any messages around the world.
which is written in a form of text. In the beginning and
contain a short piece of text. At present, attachment makes
mail messages continue to be more
video files, pictures, documents, etc.
service provider. They will get their email address
. The "@" sign is to indicate that the user
be made available with friendly web by
without charge. Everyone has at
millions, but hundreds of millions

a. How to avoid accident c. The way to block the sunlight
b. How to close the box d. The way to store the medicine
40. Can we keep the box under the sunlight?
a. Yes, I do. c. No, I don't.
b. Yes, we can. d. No, we can't.
41. Who published this advertisement?
a. Citra Tour c. Beautiful Bali
b. Beaches d. Art shop
42. What should you do if you are interested in visiting Bali?
a. I will go there alone c. I will call Citra tour
b. I will buy ticket plane d. I will save money
Passage for number 43 – 45: Fill in the gap with correct word!
The internet is a medium of (44)…It connects computers through network connections.
We can communicate with people around the world using the internet. We can get a lot of
information from the internet and we can also send e-mail to others. Nowadays, video streaming
can be (45)… through the internet. The internet can help people to (46)… with others,
whether it is text, audio, video, or video-audio.
43. a. Communication
b. Communicating
c. Communicate
d. Communicated
44. a. do
b. does
c. did
d. done
45. a. Communication
b. Communicating
c. Communicate
d. Communicated
VISIT BEAUTIFUL BALI
Enjoy Bali's beautiful beaches! Visit the
art city of Ubud! Stay in Asia's finest
hotels! Buy beautiful souvenirs! See
Mount Agung! ...and much more.
We've got it all! Come and see the art shops, the
temples, and the exotic dances. Come and try our
restaurants.
Call Citra Tour, Tel. 62-31-5087062

Passage for number 46 – 48
Jakarta, January 1, 2009
Dear Miss Ana,
I heard from my classmate Mila that you are hospitalized. I m so sorry to hear about your
condition. I really would like to visit you but I’m still in Jakarta and won’ t be back until the end
of the month. My prayer is for your health. I’ll visit you as soon as I arrive in Surabaya.
Best regards,
Kiki
a. Advertisement c. Announcement
b. Greeting card d. Personal Letter
47. When did Kiki send it?
a. Last week c. Last holiday
b. Last month d. Last year
48. The underlined sentence means ...
a. Showing happy
b. Acknowledging the sadness
c. Offering assistance
d. Expressing sympathy
49. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence!
news - delivers - it - a lot of - and - the readers - to – information
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
a. 3 - 2 - 1 - 5 - 4 - 8 - 7 - 6
b. 3 - 2 - 4 - 1 - 5 - 8 - 7 - 6
c. 3 - 2 - 6 - 7 - 4 - 8 - 5 - 1
d. 3 - 2 - 4 - 7 - 6 - 1 - 5 – 8
50. Arrange these sentences correctly!
1) Put noodles into 2 glasses of briskly boiling water.
2) Your delicious noodles are ready to be served.
3) Put the seasoning, vegetables oil and chili powder in a bowl.
4) Mix the noodles well with all of the seasoning.
5) Cook the noodles and simmer for 3 minutes.
a. 4, 3, 5, 1, 2
b. 3, 5, 1, 4, 2
c. 2, 1, 5, 3, 4
d. 1, 5, 3, 4, 2

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