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My sad story
When i thought of writing this story, I assumed it would be easy .it would simply be a discharge of
sentiments that i have kept for aquite a long time,and now ,for me to say firmly that its settled and
over ,I had to open the box where Id hidden my true and finally step-out of it.
Meeting him at my cousins grade party a year Earlier Before We Were Officially On,We First Found
Ourselves Disliking Each Other. I Was Annoyed By This Pride .He Was Irrtated Because I Was
Snobbish .But ,When We Learned More About Each Other ,We Found Ourselves On The Same Wave
Length,And Then It Happened :WE Were Both Estatic When We Became Acouple
Three months after our second year anniversary ,I noticed hius silence ,when I probed what was
wrong ,he told me theres nothing to be concerned about .he was just stressed with schoolwork
,he said ,and so I brushed it off although at the back of my mind ,my instinct was hinting a different
story
We were on the phone one day when he hesitatingly broke the blowing line .we need to talk
........... .he confirmed my suspicious .he had been involved with another woman .I recollect an
accident when he accused me of seeing another guy ,
Read the following information carefully!
Every year thousands of people die, due to wheather related problems. This has been a particular
problem in Europe over the last few years. It can happen in both winter and in summer. Lets
examine the causes for a moment. The year 2003 was a time of extreme cold in the winter. Extreme,
that is by European standards. In Britain alone, the number of people who died from cold-related
illnesses was described as shameful. Nearly twenty-five thousand people died from illnesses such
as strokes, heart attacks, bronchitis, flu and pneumonia. Each of these deaths were though to have
been caused by the cold weather. A campaign called The cold can kill was launched to give people
advice on how to survive the effects of t he cold wheather and freezing temperatures. In the
summer of t he same year, around twenty-three thousand people died in Europe due to the sizzling
temperatures. France was particulary badly hit, with nearly fifteen thousand death which were
related to the sweltering heat. In Britain, the number of heat-related death was much lower than the
number of winter deaths. Even so, with temperatures reaching 38oC, the government issued advice
to people on how to protect their health. This advice warned that it only took two consecituve days
of high temperatures to have significant effects on peoples health. It said that people who became
overheated and dehydrated ran the risk of irreversible damage to the body or even death. (Adapted
from news@nature.com)
5. From the text above we can infer that the number of people died due to the weather in Europe
is___ than that of in the France. A. lower
B. higher
C. the same
D. fewer
E. less
6. Every year thousands of people die, due to wheather related problems From the sentence
above we can conclude that___
A. weather can spread illnesses
B. its better to avoid the weather
C. many people died because of the weather
D. we have to be careful with the weather
E. winter and summer are dangerous weather
Text 1
Early One Morning, Umar Was Walking To The Bus Stop To Catch A Bus To
School. A Loud, Screeching Noise Suddenly Pierced The Air. Umar Realized That There
Had Been An Accident. A Small Boy Was Lying Unconscious On The Road, And The Car
That Had Hit Him Had Already Run Away.
Umar Was Confused And Frightened. Is The Boy Dead? Umar Asked Himself.
However, The Boy Was Still Breathing. Umar Could See That The Boy Had Bruises All
Over His Face And Arms.
Umar Did Not Know What To Do. Few Cars Passed Along This Road At This Time
Of The Day. The Nearest House Which He Could Go To For Help Was His Own, But It
Would Take Ten Minutes To Walk There. Umar Finally Decided To Stay With The Boy
Until Somebody Came By.
Time Passed Very Slowly So It Seemed To Umar. The Boy Was Still Unconscious,
And Umar Prayed For The Boy To Regain Consciousness.
Umar Sprang To His Feet At The Sound Of An Approaching Car. He Waved
Frantically At The Driver To Stop. Umar Asked The Driver,You Will Help This Boy,
Won,T You, Sir? The Driver Was Kind. He Carried The Injuried Boy To The Car. Umar
Went With Them To The Hospital. Later, The Driver Took Umar To The Police Station To
Report The Accident.
Umar Had A Lot To Tell To His Friends That Day At School. All His Friends Though
Umar Was A Very Brave Boy.It Was An Unforgettable Incident, Wasn,T It? They Asked
Him.
Yes, It Was, Umar Replied.It Was A Terrifying Experience, Thought!
1. What Is The Genre Of The Text?
A. Descriptive
B. Recount
C. Narrative
D. Procedure
E. News Item
2. The Purpose Of The Text Is To .
A. Tell A Past Event
B. Entertain Readers
C. Discuss Something
D. Report A Phenomena
E. Describe Umar,S Activity
3. Umar And The Helpful Driver Went To The Police Station After They .
A. Stopped The Approaching Car
B. Reported The Accident They Saw
C. Brought The Boy To The Nearest House
D. Had Seen The Injured Boy On The Road
E. Had Carried The Injured Boy To The Hospital
4. Time Passed Very Slowly .( Paragraph 4 )
This Part Of The Text Is Called .
A. Description
B. Resolution
C. Event
D. Orientation
E. Reorientation
5. What Do Umar,S Friends Think About Him .
A. He Is An Honest Boy
B. He Is A Coward Boy
C. He Is A Very Brave Boy
D. He Is A Kind Boy
E. He Is An Easy Going Boy
6. The Old Woman Was Feel . After She Had Heard That Her Beloved Son Was Seriousely
Injured In A Terrible Accident.
A. Delighted
B. Regreet
C. Sorrow
D. Unconscious
E. Sadness
7. The Room Is To Narrow, We Need A . Of Air In Here.
A. Parfum
B. Breath
C. Light
D. Realease
E. Pipe
Text 2
Once Upon A Time A Hawk Feel In Love With A Hen. The Hawk Flew Down From
The Sky And Asked The Hen, Won,T You Marry Me?
The Hen Loved The Brave, Strong Hawk And Wishes To Marry Him.But She Said,I
Cannot Fly As High As You Can. If You Give Me Time, I May Learn To Fly As High As
You. Then, We Can Fly Together.
The Hawk Agreed. Before He Went Away, He Gave The Hen A Ring. This Is To
Show That You Have Promised To Marry Me,Said The Hawk.
So It Happened That The Hen Had Already Promised To Marry A Rooster. So, When
The Rooster Saw The Ring, He Became Very Angry. Throw That Ring Away At Once!
Didn,T You Tell The Hawk That You,D Already Promised To Marry Me? Shouted The
Rooster .The Hen Was So Frightened At The Rooster Anger That She Threw Away The
Ring Immediately.
When The Hawk Came The Next Day, The Hen Told Him The Truth. The Hawk Was
So Furious That He Cursed The Hen. Why Didn,T You Tell Me Earlier? Now, You,Ll
Always Be Scratching The Earth, And I,Ll Always Be Flying Above You To Catch Your
Children,Said The Hawk.
The Curse Seems To Have Come True.
8. What Is The Genre Of The Text?
A. Descriptive
B. Recount
C. Narrative
D. Procedure
E. News Item
9. Why Couldn,T The Hen Say Yes Right Away?
A. Because She Did Not Love The Hawk
B. Because She Had No Ring To Exchange
C. Because It Would Make The Roaster Angry
D. Because The Hawk Was Too Brave And Strong
E. Because She Had To Learn How To Fly As High As The Hawk
10. What Is The Story About?
A. A Hen And A Rooster
B. A Hawk And His Wife
C. A Hen And Her Children
D. A Rooster Ang His Fianc
E. A Hawk, A Hen And A Rooster
11. The Hawk Flew Down From The Sky And Asked The Hen,Won,T You Marry
Me?(Paragraph 1).
What Does The Underlined Utterance Mean?
A. The Hen Wanted To Marry The Hawk
B. The Hen Refused To Marry The Hawk
C. The Hen Agreed To Be The Hawk,S Wife
D. The Hawk Proposed The Hen To Be His Wife
E. The Hawk Wanted To Marry The Hen At The Sky
12. Why Was The Rooster Angry When He Saw The Ring?
A. The Hen Had Betrayed Him
B. The Hen Had Stolen His Ring
C. The Hen Didn,T Wear Her Own Ring
D. The Ring Was Not Good For The Hen
E. The Ring Was To Small For The Hen
13. What Can We Learn From The Story? We Have To .
A. Take Care Of Our Children
B. Keep Our Promise
C. Love One Another
D. Listen To Other
E. Marry Soon
14. The Hen Loved The Brave .(Paragraph 2)
This Part Of Text Called .
A. Resolution
B. Step
C. Event
D. Major Complication
E. Orientation
15. When The Hawk Came .(Paragraph 5)
This Part Of The Text Called
A. Resolution
B. Step
C. Event
D. Major Complication
E. Orientation
16. After The Passengers Had Been Out From The Plane Board, The Stewardess Collect The
Trash Which May Be . By The Passengers.
A. Through
B. Throw
C. Set Up
D. Thrown
E. Saved
17. You Needn,T To ., Because We Have Heard Your Voice Clearly.
A. Loud
B. Shout
C. Whisper
D. Shouting
E. Louder
18. What Is The Tense That Use On The Text Above?
A. Past Tense
B. Present Tense
C. Future Tense
D. Perfect Tense
E. Past Perfect Tense
19. Didn,T You Tell The Hawk That You,D Already Promised To Marry Me?
Shouted The Rooster.
Which Word Of The Following Words Has The Closest Meaning With The Underlined
Word?
A. Loud
B. Louder
C. Terrify
D. Scream
E. Speak
20. The Hawk Was So Furious That He Cursed The Hen. One Of The Following Words Is The
Anthonyme Of The Underlined Word.
A. Happy
B. Delighted
C. Angry
D. Regret
E. Disappointed
Text 3
How To Make A Ballon Powered Rocket
You Will Need A Ballon, Sticky Tape, Sensors, String, A Plastic Drinking Straw.
1. Thread The String Carefully Through The Drinking Straw.
2. The One End Of The String To An Object (Tree, Door Handle, Post, And So On)
3. The Other End Of The String To Something Ten Meters Away Making Sure That
The String Is Tight.
4. Cut Two Pieces Of Sticky Tape.
5. Gently Blow A Little Air Into The Ballon.
6. Hold The End Of The Ballon Tightly So The Air Does Not Escape.
7. Tape The Ballon Firmly To The Straw.
8. Blow More Air Into The Ballon And Again Hold The End Tighly.
9. Quickly Release The End Of The Ballon And Watch It Travel Along The String.
Maritha
12. a. happy
b. regret
c. nice
d. pleasure
e. pleased
Answer: D
13. a. sad
b. sorry
c. happy
d. happily
e. worried
Answer: A
14. a. can
b. will
c. should
d. must
Answer: B
15. a. met
b. meet
c. meets
d. meeting
e. to meet
Answer: B
16.
A : Have you heard that uncle Joe will come next week?
B : Oh. really? When did he tell you?
A : Last week.
The underlined sentence is used to express ..
a. happiness
b. surprise
c. pleasure
d. enjoyment
Answer: C
18.
Watch the TV tonight. My daughter is on TV channel 5 at eight. She always makes me
happy. Sure, I will.
From the underlined words we know that the first speaker feels .. her daughter.
a. angry with
b. proud of
c. worried about
d. disappointed at
Answer: B
19. The batik dress mother gave me is old, its colour has faded. Its refers to
a. mother
b. old
c. batik
d. Colour
Answer: C
24. the company hired ten new employees, some of.... men
a. which is
b. which are
c. whom were
d. whom is
e. whom are
answer: D
26. This area is not suitable for farming because the soil is not
a. fertile c. fertility e. fertilization
b. fertilize d. fertilizer
Answer:A
One evening last week my and I were sitting quietly at home. Suddenly we
heard a loud bang. I supposed that the old lady in the flat above ours was
moving the furniture about. My wife was afraid that the noise would wake the
baby. She turned down the TV and moment latter we heard someone calling for
help.
I run upstairs. The old ladys door was shut but I could see smoke coming
through the letter box and under the door and smell something burning. Ring
the fire brigade . I should down to my wife.
I banged on the door but the old lady took a long time answer. I was turning
over in my mind the idea of breaking the door down when she finally appeared.
I was having a bath, she said, when the water heater in the kitchen blew up.
And I was getting dressed when you knocked.
I took her down stairs to our flat. Smoke was pouring out of the kitchen and the
heater was in flames. Just then I heard a fire engine arriving outside and the
heavy footsteps of the firemen on the stairs. Its in here, I shouted, You
turned up promptly, I must say.
When I got back to our flat, my wife was making the old lady a cup of tea, Soon
afterwards, the fire chief came in to ask a few questions. It turned out that the
fire was not very serious and the firemen were already putting it out. When they
left, my wife went up with the old lady to help her clean up the mess.
When she returned, my wife remarked : Its all right now. Nothing was
damaged except the water heater. But wasnt it lucky that baby slept through the
noise ?
She took the teacups into the kitchen and I heard her scream and the cups crash
to the floor. When I got there, water dripping from the ceiling and forming a
pool on the floor. The baby woke up at least and began to cry.
35. Nowadays people prefer using small cars than big ones because they are
more
a. economic c. economical e.economically
b. economy d.economize
Answer: C
36. The place ..the Dutch imprisoned Pangeran Diponegoro was hilly
a. which c. that e.in which
b. that d.on which
Answer: E
38. Every night the street vendors walk along the road andfood and drink.
a. sells c. sell e.is selling
b. to sell d.selling
Answer: C
39. Someone had stolen his car last night
He..forgotten to lock the garage
a. would have c. should have e. must be
b. might have d. could have
Answer: B
40. I got to the library at one oclock, and it started raining immediately !
We can also say
a. when I got to the library, it was already raining
b. the rain started some time before I went to the library
c. It started raining when I was walking to the library
d. it had started raining before I got to the library
e. it started raining as soon as I got to the library
Answer: E
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Not being able to sleep,Iwan sat up in bed peering into the darkness. Suddenly he felt a
current of cold air. He jumped out of bed. However, having forgotten the motion of the ship,
he was instantly thrown violently across the room.
With difficulty he got up and groped his was towards the window which, to his surprise, he
found wide open, for he was certain that he had fastened it securely before he went to bed.
Sudenly, as he stood by the window, he distinctly heard something moving behind him and, a
moment afterwards, as he turned to look, he heard a faint groan. He sprang across the room
and jumped back into bed, only to discover to his horror that someone else was lying there.
Stretching out his hand, he laid hold of something that had the shape of a mans arm but was
smooth, wet and icy cold. He pulled, but the creature, whatever it was, tore itself out of his
grasp, ran across the room, opened the door and rushed out. Quickly recovering from his
fright, he started to chase at top speed but he was too late. The passage outside his room was
empty
2. Why did Iwan Jumped out of bed and tried to get to the window ?
a. He knew that the window was open
b. He was rest less and could not sleep
c. He couldnt see anything in the dark room
d. He was thrown violently across the room
e. He wanted to know where the cold the room
3. Which of the following did not frigten Iwan ?
a. something moving behind him
b. A sound unfamiliar to him
c. The violent moving of the ship
d. Finding somebody lying on his bed
e. Touching something smooth and wet
8. This area is not suitable for farming because the soil is not
a. fertile c. fertility e. fertilization
b. fertilize d. fertilizer
14. The manager think Santi is a very ..secretary because she always does her work well
a. rely c. reliance e. reliability
b. reliably d. reliable
15. The article..we got the Dita for our essay is written by
a. that c. from whom e. at which
b. which d. from which
17. The results of the test were..not only the teacher but also the students
a. disapproint d. being disappointed
b. disappointed e. to be disappointed
c. disappointing
26. Ive finished painting the house, but if Didi et had not helped me,
Iit so quickly
a. can never do d.could never have done
b. could never do e.can never have done
c. have never done
27. The wounded soldiers..we have asked some help are now taken to the hospital
a. who c. whom e. from whom
b. whose d. of which
30. All the students had just left the classroom when the mathematics teacher came in
From this sentences we may conclude that
a. The mathematics class started late that day
b. There was no mathematics class that day
c. The teacher cancelled the mathematics class
d. The teacher asked the students to leave the class
e. The students came late for the mathematics class
INGGRIS- set 2
Mr. Pomat, a Malupit shop owner, called a meeting to find out the views of the community
on local government plants to close the Malupit Community School at the end of the present
school year.
Mr. Pomat acted as chairman of the meeting. He introduced Mr. K.Kazarin, the planning
Officer of the Raval Education Department. Mr. Kazarin pointed out that there were now
only fifty-three children at Malupit Community School. This was considered too high a
number for one class under one teacher; and too low a number for the forming of two classes
and the employment of two teacher. Mrs. Luvako, who had taught at the school for the past
twenty-two years, would be retiring from the teaching service in July. The Planning Office
wished to take this opportunity to close the school, because it is expensive to run, and to
move the children to two bigger schools in Raval, six miles away
Mrs. Jarvis, the mother of an eight-year-old boy at Malupi, asked what would happen about
transport to Raval. Mr.Kazarin replied that the children would travel by bus. This would be
provided by the Raval Transport Department, and it would take Malupit children to and from
school free of charge
Another parent, Mr.H.Wiley, expressed the fear of many parent that closing the local school
would mean that the children of Malupit would not grow up with the same sense of
community as in the past. They would feel lost in the much larger schools in Raval.
Mr. Kazarin replied that the Raval school were not very large, and that in any case, the
children would have to go to Raval later for education at high-school level.
The chairman voiced the view of the meeting when he said that there was good reason to
believe that there would soon be more young children living in Malupit.
It would be foolish, he said, to close the school, and then to find that there were more than
enough local children to form two classes and employ two teachers.
A final point was made by Mr.Colmar, a retired businessman, that without Malupit
Community School, there would be nowhere big enough for local clubs an organizations to
hold their meetings.
Mr.Pomat brought the meeting to a close shortly after 9 0clock.
2. The main discussion ot the meeting held by the Malupit community was about.
a. the plan of parents to move their children to a bigger school in Raval
b. the high cost of running the Malupit community school
c. the retirement of Mrs.Luvako from the Malupit community school
d. the employment of two more teachers for the Malupit community school
e. the opinions of the Malupit community on the closing of the Malupit community school
3. At the meeting, Mr. Kazarin stated that the local government would
a. establish high-school for the children at Malupit in the future
b. not be able to consider the request of the Malupit community
c. support the Malupit community school with funds and teachers
d. provide free transport from Malupit to Raval for the children every morning
e. expand school in Raval to accommodate children from the Malupit community school
4. Why did the local government plan to close the Malupit community school ?
a. there were only two teachers
b. the school was too expensive to run
c. the only teacher was going to retire
d. Malupit was only 6 miles from Raval
e. Malupit was too small a town for a school
11. The students are supposed to have finished their test when the bell rings.
a. the students finished their test
b. the students will have finished their test
c. the students were finishing their test
d. the students will be finishing their test
e. the students are going to finish their test
15. There are four of us working in the same company:.work in the sales Department.
a. as a matter of fact my brother, Rian, Santi, Memik and I
b. as a matter of fact, my brother, Rian, santi, Memik and I
c. as a matter of fact, my brother Rian, Santi, Memik and I
d. as a matter of fact, my brother Rian, Santi, Memik an I
e. as a matter of fact my brother, Rian, Santi, Memik and I
16. The people wont and their strike unless their proposal are agreed.
therefore.
a. the government has to agree their proposal
b. the government doesnt agree their proposal
c. the people have got an agreement in their proposal
d. the people dont expect an agree ment in their proposal
e. the government doesnt agree to the peoples proposal
18. Driving a long the heavy road, she hit a tree and broke her leg.
The underlined words means:.a long the heavy road.
a. As she would drive
b. After she had driven
c. Because she was driving
d. while she was driving
e. In order that she could drive
19. What did your mother tell you ?
..near the street
a. Not play c. Not playing e.Lets not play
b. Not to play d. Did not play
25. On my way to the campus, I .a friend whom I had not met for years.
a. ran off c. ran down e. ran into
b. ran out d. ran over
26. He has been attending the English conversation course for six months; his English should
be very fluent now
The underlined words means
a. I am sure that he speaks English fluently
b. It is possible that he speaks English fluently
c. I expect he speaks English fluently
d. I doubt he speaks English fluently
e. He must speaks English fluently
27. Andi is usually late for class, but he has been on time this week .
The headmaster.him some advice
a. has to give d. ought to have given
b. might give e. would have given
c. must have given
29. must developing countries are heavily burdened with foreign debts..such as
employment
a. and with social problem
b. and also with social problem
c. with problems in society also
d. as well as social problems
e. and problems in society too.
30. many people could have been rescued from the landslide if immediate help had arrived
From the above statement we my conclude that
a. the landslide did not harm anyone
b. it was just a minor landslide
c. a lot people died because of the landslide
d. a rescue team came immediately to help the victims
e. many people rescued themselves from the landslide
One evening last week my and I were sitting quietly at home. Suddenly we heard a loud
bang. I supposed that the old lady in the flat above ours was moving the furniture about. My
wife was afraid that the noise would wake the baby. She turned down the TV and moment
latter we heard someone calling for help.
I run upstairs. The old ladys door was shut but I could see smoke coming through the letter
box and under the door and smell something burning. Ring the fire brigade . I should down
to my wife.
I banged on the door but the old lady took a long time answer. I was turning over in my mind
the idea of breaking the door down when she finally appeared.
I was having a bath, she said, when the water heater in the kitchen blew up. And I was
getting dressed when you knocked.
I took her down stairs to our flat. Smoke was pouring out of the kitchen and the heater was in
flames. Just then I heard a fire engine arriving outside and the heavy footsteps of the firemen
on the stairs. Its in here, I shouted, You turned up promptly, I must say.
When I got back to our flat, my wife was making the old lady a cup of tea, Soon afterwards,
the fire chief came in to ask a few questions. It turned out that the fire was not very serious
and the firemen were already putting it out. When they left, my wife went up with the old
lady to help her clean up the mess.
When she returned, my wife remarked : Its all right now. Nothing was damaged except the
water heater. But wasnt it lucky that baby slept through the noise ?
She took the teacups into the kitchen and I heard her scream and the cups crash to the floor.
When I got there, water dripping from the ceiling and forming a pool on the floor. The baby
woke up at least and began to cry.
7. Nowadays people prefer using small cars than big ones because they are more
a. economic c. economical e.economically
b. economy d.economize
10. Every night the street vendors walk along the road andfood and drink.
a. sells c. sell e.is selling
b. to sell d.selling
12. As I dont have enough capital to start a business, I would like to apply for a.from the
bank
a. share c. loan e.policy
b. cash d.deposit
13. Which of the following sentences has the correct punctuation ?
a. He eats almost anything : fish, snails, snakes and bats
b. He eats almost anything fish, snails, snakes, and bats
c. He eats almost anything; fish, snails, snakes, and bats
d. He eats almost anything; fish snails, snakes, and bats
e. He, eats almost anything, fish snails, snakes and bats
14. The .guest came to the party without having the invitation
a. unexpect d.unexpexts
b. unexpected e.being unexpected
c. unexpecting
18. We were astonished at.a good score for his TOEFL in spite of his poor English
a. be able to get d. to be able to get
b. being able to get e. he could get
c. his being able to get
19. Niken didnt like the movies and neither did Santi
This sentences means:
a. only Santi didnt like the movie
b. Bath Niken and Santi didnt like the movie
c. Niken didnt like the movie but Santi did
d. One of the two girls didnt like the movie
e. not only Niken but also Santi like the movie
21. Id never seen komodo until ! Visited the Komodo island means.
a. I visited the Komodo island until I saw a KOmodo
b. I didnt see a komodo when I visited Komodo island
c. when I visited Komodo island, I immediately saw a Komodo
d. I saw a Komodo for the first time in the Komodo island
e. I didnt go to Komodo island until I saw a Komodo
22. The cars are broken; we..by the mechanic
a. have repaired them
b. have been repaired
c. are reapiring taken
d. must be repaired them
e. must have them repaired
28. If there were not traffic lights at this intersection, there would be so many accidents
We may conclude that
a. This is not a dangerous intersection
b. The traffic light often dont work
c. despite the traffic lights accidents happen
d. the only accidents occur at this intersection
e. this is a very dangerous intersection
30. I got to the library at one oclock, and it started raining immediately !
We can also say
a. when I got to the library, it was already raining
b. the rain started some time before I went to the library
c. It started raining when I was walking to the library
d. it had started raining before I got to the library
e. it started raining as soon as I got to the library
KELAS X SMA
Text 1
Sanitation at Home
A home is a place where people cook, eat sleep and look after their children. It protects
people from harsh weather cold, rain, wind, the burning rays of the sun-as well as from
insects, animals and other dangers, so a home is a very important place for people to live.
Sanitation at home is important. People can do a lot about improving some of their living
conditions in which they live. They should refrigerate food properly or store it carefully to
keep it away from bacteria, and they should not leave food lying around because it may
attract insects and rats. To Avoid these pests, proper care of garbage is also very important.
Careful housekeeping is extremely important to sanitation and food health. People should
keep all parts of the house neat and clean by sweeping and mopping them, such as bedroom,
bathroom and kitchen. They should tidy up the bedroom, scrub bathroom and kitchen often,
and use disinfectants freely. Sanitary condition of a house protects people from germs but
health problems not caused by germs are a growing challenge in the field of sanitation today.
Text 2
Healthy Water and Its Problem
Water is very precious to people. They use it in almost activities they do. Primarily, they use
water for domestic purposes such as drinking, food preparation, bathing cleaning, and
watering plants. Secondarily, water is used for industrial processes, commercial protect.
Realizing how important water is for drinking and food preparation. Clean water which is
free from disease-causing bacteria should always be available. Boiling water is the traditional
way to get healthy drinking water. Clean and healthy water is also necessary for bathing and
cleaning; fish and plants need water which is free from pollution.
As the population of the world increases, people are now facing a serious problem of water
pollution, especially in big cities. The growth of population does not cope with the
development of housing facility. Consequently, too many people live in one area, and
environmental cleanliness cannot be controlled very well. Peoples activities are chemical
substances that affect the natural condition of water of its intended use. Organic wastes from
homes and industries contaminate the water. As the result, waterways like rivers, lakes, and
even oceans are subjected to pollution. This polluted water is harmful to living things that
consume it. Plants cannot grow well and do not yield good quality fruit. Fish do not grow and
breed properly. This in turn, will affect the health of people who consume them
Water pollution is really a problem for all people. They however cannot overcome this
individually. They need to cooperate as responsible citizens. They should not throw away
domestic wastes everywhere. They must not dump harmful substances into the rivers.
Industries must realize the importance of recycling rubbish. And above all, they should not let
the chemical waste get into the rivers or other public waterways.
11. Plants cannot grow well and do not yield good quality fruit (par.2)
The word yield means
a. grow
b. give
c. affect
d. consume
e. produce/harvest
Text 3
It is important to know how people in Jakarta satisfy the need of clean water. They use
ground water, the governmental water supply or PAM ( Perusahaan Air Minum ) and public
hydrants. The number of the population in Jakarta is 8,5 million, but only 41% of them have
accessed to clean water from PAM, while the rest still depend on ground water. The shallow
ground water is used in hotels, offices, factories, and areas of residences. There wont be any
problem if they do not use the water more than the resources capacity.
Man is granted a large amount of colourless liquid called water. Life will not exist without
water. There are a lot of domestic purposes as drinking, preparation of food and beverages,
bathing, cleansing, and watering the lawns and gardens and secondarily in industrial
processes, commercial products disposal of wastes in sewers, fire fighting, street sprinkling,
swimming pools, and public fountains. For most of the purposes above the quality of water
must be good.
There are a lot of sources of water supply such as underground and surface water. Ground
water resources are near at hand and systems are cheap to install, i. e by setting a pump or
digging a well. The surface water is obtained from large lake or river nearby, consequently it
will be very expensive to get the water because the supply depends on the amount of water in
large reservoirs, from which long pipes are needed to pump the water into the houses. Ground
water is generally clear, cold, cold, colourless, and cleaner than surface water in some
regions.
In order to have clean water supplies people should conserve the water. It can be conserved in
many ways, including measurement and recording of all-purpose water consumption, holding
flood water in o0versize reservoirs, desalting seawater and guard of ground water against the
intrusion of seawater, and reducing evaporations in reservoirs using large ground water
reservoir more extensively.
17. people should conserve the water (par.3). The underlined word means
a. harm
b. flow
c. manage
d. keep away
e. keep from lost or destruction
18. Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE according to the text?
a. The quality of water must be good
b. We use water for domestic purpose
c. The surface water is obtained from the lakes
d. Swimming-pool, public fountain belong to primarily use of water.
e. People in Jakarta use ground water, PAM, and public hydrant primarily.
Text. 4
A woman and her two children could not stop sneezing as heaps of kapok floated in the air
around them. Even the afternoon downpour did not dampen their working spirit. With the
silky fibers or kapok flying all around them and setting onto their bodies, they kept stuffing
kapok into a large cloth bag to make mattress.
Rasni 40 is one of the woman working in a mattress-making centre in Wanakerta mattress in
Bajanegara village of Purbalingga district. Almost all of the women in Wanakerta, which has
population of some 350 families or about 1,200 people, works as mattress-makers.
Since 1978 Wanakerta residents have been making mattresses in a very traditional way. To
make one mattress they need stuffing, mattress cloth and thread. There are two kinds of
stuffing with which they are familiar : kapok and fibrous yarn called benglon which is made
from textile factory waste. The products have a good market not only in Purbalingga but also
in other urban centers like Surakarta, Tasikmalaya, and Jakarta.
The mattress-making business in Wanakerta was pioneered by Mahwari, 50, and the late
Rasmadi. Before trying their hands at mattress-making, they sold agricultural products in a
number of areas in Java. When they were in a textile mill in Bandung, West Java they saw
heaps of textile waste, the kapoklike polyester benglon fibers.
The process of making a mattress in a traditional way is simple. Before it is put into a cloth
bag, the kapok or benglon must be first put in the sunlight so that it will expand, said Rasni.
Then it is put into a cloth bag of mattress size. The bag is sewn up with mattress thread.
When the mattress is ready, it will be again put in the sunlight so that it will expand further,
she added.
To make a single mattress, nine metres of mattress cloth, 20 kg of kapok or 25 kg of benglon
and two rolls of thread, are needed. One mattress is sold at an average price of Rp. 90,000,-
The mattress-makers handle heaps of kapok and benglon every do not wear protective masks,
leaving them vulnerable to health problem. The biggest risk they is when unpack the stuffing,
put it in the sunlight and fill the mattress bag.
KELAS XI SMA
Every year thousands of people die, due to wheather related problems. This has been a
particular problem in Europe over the last few years. It can happen in both winter and in
summer. Lets examine the causes for a moment.
The year 2003 was a time of extreme cold in the winter. Extreme, that is by European
standards. In Britain alone, the number of people who died from cold-related illnesses was
described as shameful. Nearly twenty-five thousand people died from illnesses such as
strokes, heart attacks, bronchitis, flu and pneumonia. Each of these deaths were though to
have been caused by the cold weather. A campaign called The cold can kill was launched to
give people advice on how to survive the effects of t he cold wheather and freezing
temperatures.
In the summer of t he same year, around twenty-three thousand people died in Europe due to
the sizzling temperatures. France was particulary badly hit, with nearly fifteen thousand death
which were related to the sweltering heat. In Britain, the number of heat-related death was
much lower than the number of winter deaths. Even so, with temperatures reaching 38oC, the
government issued advice to people on how to protect their health. This advice warned that it
only took two consecituve days of high temperatures to have significant effects on peoples
health. It said that people who became overheated and dehydrated ran the risk of irreversible
damage to the body or even death.
(Adapted from news@nature.com)
1. What is the type of the text?
A. Report
B. Narration
C. Exposition
D. Description
E. News item
5. From the text above we can infer that the number of people died due to the weather in
Europe is___ than that of in the France.
A. lower
B. higher
C. the same
D. fewer
E. less
Number 7 8
If youre finding it too hot , take my advice and have lots of cold showers. And remember,
only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun! said the British people.
7. The statement above give us a/an ___ .
A. greeting
B. sympathy
C. prohibition
D. suggestion
E. expectation
8. From the statement above, we may conclude that to against the hot weather ___ .
A. we may go out in the midday sun
B. we should have lots of cold showers
C. we shouldnt go out with a crazy dog
D. we should keep some advices
E. we had better not take the shower
10. To face the rainy season, most of the victims of the earthquake in Jogjakarta and
Central Java has built__ .
A. a small simple Javanese bamboo house
B. a simple Javanese bamboo house small
C. a Javanese small simple bamboo house
D. a small simple bamboo Javanese house
E. a house of simple small Javanese bamboo
12. Asih : Id like to go on a sight seing this afternoon. What about you, Fina? Will you
accompany me?
Fina : ___, what time shall we start?
A. Yes, sure
B. Sorry I cant
C. See you later
D. It doesnt matter
E. Im sorry to hear that
A. I hope
B. I think
C. I dont care
D. I dislike
E. I disagree that
16. Their houses were ruined by earthquake and so were all their possessions. They ___ in
poverly ever since.
A. are living
B. were living
C. lives
D. have lived
E. had been living
17. Desi : Excuse me. Do you think the bus will leave on time?
Lisa : Yes, I am sure it will.
The underlined utterance expresses ___ .
A. plan
B. pleasure
C. certainty
D. disappointed
E. possibility
18. Yoga : Hi, Ryan. I havent seen you a long time where have you been?
Ryan : Ive been to Jakarta. Ive got a job. Ive been working for a logging company.
Yoga : Really? ___ .
A. You are very good
B. thats all right
C. Im sorry to hear that
D. Im glad to hear that
E. Oh my God
The Buyat Bay, issue has been a hot topic these past two weeks.However, no party has
claimed responsibility for the pollution in the bay. This country is suffering from an old
illness : it cannot see the culprits even though it could - if it wanted to. The issue started when
a non-governmental organization discovered that a number of people living near the bay in
South Minahasa district, North Sulawesi province, were suffering from skin diseases.
Blood tests showed that some had high levels of mercury in their blood.
Public opinion then turned against the subsidiary of U.S based Newmont Minahasa Corp.
PT Newmont Minahasa Raya, accusing it of causing the pollution by dumping its tailings in
the bay.
2. "Public opinion then turned ........ by dumping its tailings in the bay." (Paragraph 5)
The underlined word means ........ in a careless manner.
A. unloading
B. piling
C. burying
D. packing
E. covering
Each society has its own beliefs, attitudes, customs, behaviours, and social habits.
These give people a sense of who they are, how they should behave, and what they should or
should not do. These 'rules' reflect the 'culture' of a country.
People become conscious of such rules when they meet people from different cultures.
For example, in some. cultures, being on time can mean turning up several hours late for an
appointment, even for a business meeting; in others, 3 p.m. means 3 p.m. Also, the rules
about when to eat vary from culture to culture. Many North Americans and Europeans are
used to having three mealtimes a day and organizing their timetable around them. In some
countries, on the other hand, people often do not have strict rules like this - people eat when
they want to and every family has its own time table.
When people visit or live in a country for the first time, they are often surprised at the
differences that exist between their own culture and that in the other country. The most
common way of comparing two cultures is in terms of their differences - not their similarities.
5. "Being on time can mean turning up several hours late ..." (Paragraph 2).
The underlined words mean ........
A. arriving
B. emerging
C. appearing
D. exposing
E. displaying
A. Do you want
B. Shall I do
C. Can you help
D. May I help you
E. Do you mind
8. Ridwan : Do you think our youth have the competence to keep up with
the Americans in technology?
Ade : I don't think so because it needs a lot of money.
The underlined word means ........
A. knowledge
B. cleverness
C. capability
D. experiment
E. profession
9. Sherly : Billows of smoke from the forest fires in Jambi, Riau and West Kalimantan
are becoming thicker and thicker. They have harmful effects on our health
and daily activities.
Raissa : That's right. I think the government ........ people to understand the value of
forests and stop their bad habits.
A. educated
B. have educated
C. are educating
D. would educate
E. should have educated
10. Thailand, which has already won three gold medals at the Athens Olympics, will bid to
host the games in 2016, media reports ........ on Sunday.
A. said
B. claimed
C. purposed
D. demanded
E. justified
Hayati Hutabarat says that she has downright satisfaction in her position in the company. But
what about some other thing in life. There are still important to many women like married
and children. Does Hayati regret not having time for this thing?
11. What is the text about ?
A. Unmarried women
B. Career women
C. Married women
D. Women's position in a company
E. Women's lives
12. What things are still important to many women?
A. Position in the company
B. Satisfaction in career
C. Having time for children
D. Career in the company
E. Marriage and children
At present, aeroplanes are playing a very important role to .....(3)..... one place to another.
People can go round the world just in a two day flight by the world's first supersonic airliner,
Concorde, which .....(4)..... at a height of over 18.000 metres and .....(5)..... a speed of over
2.000 km per hour.
13.
A. disjoin
B. part
C. connect
D. separate
E. divide
14.
A. goes
B. flies
C. jumps
D. drives
E. comes
15.
A. cuts
B. continues
C. moves
D. reaches
E. limits
17. The manager always comes early to the office. I wonder where he lives. I often see
him driving his car to jalan Pakubuwono Kebayoran Baru. So he leaves not far from the
office then.
What is the dialogue about?
18. 1. The aim of a political party is to elect officials who will try to carry their interests.
2. A large political party usually has millions of members and supporters.
3. A political party is a group organized to support certain policies on questions of
public interests.
4. When people in a democracy disagree about what the government should do,
each voter expresses his opinion by voting for the candidate that supports his
side of the argument.
5. The questions may range from issues of peace, war and taxes, to how people
should earn a living.
The best order of the sentences above is ........
A. 3-2-1-4-5
B. 2-1-3-4-5
C. 2-1-4-3-5
D. 2-1-3-5-4
E. 3-2-4-5-1
19. Some pollutants are always ..........., because they are dangerous.
A. unavailable
B. undesirable
C. unchangeable
D. unsuitable
E. Unavoidable
20.To accelerate the economic growth, social progress and cultural development is one
purpose of ASEAN.
"To accelerate" means ........
A. hold up
B. keep back
C. speed up
D. turn on
E. slowdown