Name : Zahra Zulianty Herdiansyah Planck remained in Germany throughout teh

war. He died in Gottingen on October 4,

Class : X MIA 1 1947.
Questions 1-10 1. In which of the following fields did Max
Awarded the Nobel prize for physics Planck NOT make a significant
in 1918, German physics Max Planck is contribution?
best remembered as the originator of the a) Optics
quantum theory. His work helped user in a
new era in theoretical physics and b) Thermodynamics
revolutionized the scientific community’s
understanding of atomic and sub-atomic c) Stastistical mechanics
processes. d) Biology
Planck intriduced an idea that led to e) Physic
the quantum theory, which became the
foundation of twentieth century physics. In 2. Theword “revolutionary” as used in line
December 1900, Planck worked out an 13, means…
equation that described the distribution of
radiation accurately over the range of low to a) Dangerous
high frequencies. He had developed a
b) Extremist
theory which depended on a model of
matter that seemed very strange at the time. c) Momentous
The model required the emission of
electromagnetic radiation in small chunks or d) Militarist
particles. These particles were later called
e) Journey
quantums. The energy associated with each
quatum is measured by multiplying the 3. It can inferred from the passage that
frequency of the radiation, v, by a universal Planck’s work led to the development of
constant, h. Thus, energy, or E, equals hv. which of the following?
The constant, h, is known as Planck’s
constant. It is now recognized as one of the a) The rocket
fundamental constant of the world.
b) The atomic bomb
Planck announced his finding in
c) The internal combustion engine
1900, but it was years before teh full
consequences of his revolutionary quantum d) The computer
theory were recognized. Throughout his life,
Planck made significant contributions to e) The phone
optics, thermodynamics and stastistical
mechanics, physical chemistry, and other 4. The particles of electromagnetic radiation
fields. In 1930, He was elected president of given off by matter are known as…
the Kaiser Wilhelm society, which was a) Quantums
renamed the Max II. Though deeply
opposed to the fascist regime of Adolf Hitler, b) Atoms
 c) Electrons 8. The word “emission” as used in line 8
means…
d) Valences
a) Giving off
e) Neutrons
b) Holding on to
5. The word “universal”, as used in line 10
most nearly means… c) Throwing away

a) Planetary d) Taking back

b) Cosmic e) Hold up

c) Worldwide 9. Planck’s constant, expressed in a

mathematical formula, is…
d) Always present
a) e = v/h
e ) Free
b) E = h/v
6. The implication in this passage is that…
c) e = h-v
a) Only a German physics could discover
such a theory d) E = hv

b) Quantum theory, which led to the e) h = e/v

development of twentieth century physics, is
basically a mathematical formula 10. What is known as Planck’s constant?

c) Planck’s constant was not discernible a) v

before 1900 b) h
d) Radiation was hard to study c) e
e) He was elected president of the Kaiser d) E
Wilhelm society
e) B
7. “An idea” as used in line 4, refers to…
11. The film ____ appearing at the local
a) A model of matter theater is my favorite.
b) Emission of electromagnetic radiation a) now
c) Quantums b) is
d) The equation that described the c) it
distribution of radiation accurately over the
range of low to high frequencies d) was

e) High frequencies e) here

12. For her birthday, the child is____a 16. . The man __________ a picture is my
talking doll. father

a) getting a) take

b) get b) iis taking

c) got c) who takes

d) got from d) took

e) get from e) was took

13. The bread _________ baked this 17. Alice : Hi Adam! Do you know where my
morning smelled delicious. mother is?

a) has Adam : She’s ……. the theatre.

b) was a) Under

c) it b) At

d) just c) In

e) now d) On

14. . Sun ________ from the East e) In front of

a) it rises 18. Dini: I had five pounds ...... my pocket.

b) is rising Adam : Poor you. Then, should I treat

you for this time?
c) which is rising
a) In
d) rises b) At
c) On
e) rising
d) Below
15. Orang utans spend their time foraging in e) In front of
the jungle and ___________ for food they
happen to find.

a) look

b) looking

c) the look

d) looks

e) looks
19. Alice : I saw a stranger ...... the trees 23. She never helps anyone _________
there. having a lot of money.

Adam : So did I. He seemed about doing a) otherwise

something suspicious.
b) however
a) Among
b) Between c) inspite of
c) In front of d) instead
d) Behind
e) Under e) which

20. _________ being very rich, he never 24. You shouldn’t go out __________ it’s
shows off. raining heavily.

a) Other than a) for

b) Despite b) already

c) Instide c) which

d) Otherwise d) because

e) Other e) but

21. I am not feeling well,_____________I 25. My mother _______ I went to the market
will come to the party. for shopping.

a) because a) or

b) however b) neither

c) since c) either

d) unless d) and

e) for e) when

22. _____________ I had my lunch, I 26. Thomas was not telling the truth.
didn’t miss Pizza. ________ he was shouting at me.

a) Although a) Provided

b) Moreover b) Moreover

c) Finally c) Although

d) Already d) In order to

e) Ready e) Which is
27. Please come on time, _________ we Questions 31-40
may miss the flight.
Whereas literature in the first half of
a) otherwise the eighteenth century in America had been
largely religious and moral in tone, by the
b) therefore latter half of the century the revolutionary
c) so fervor that was coming to life in the colonies
began to be reflected in the literature of the
d) but time, which in turn served to further
influence the population. Although not all
e) because writers of this period supported the
Revolution, the two best-known and most
28. We should avoid oily food
influential writers, Ben Franklin and Thomas
____________ be healthy.
Paine, were both strongly supportive of that
a) finally cause.

b) in order to Ben Franklin first attained popular

success through his writings in his brother's
c) consequently newspaper, the New England Current. In
these articles he used a simple style of
d) for
language and common sense
e) which argumentation to defend the point of view of
the farmer and the Leather Apron man. He
29. I will give you my car _____________ continued with the same common sense
you come back before 5’o clock. practicality and appeal to the common man
with his work on Poor Richard's Almanac
a) as
from 1733 until 1758. Firmly established in
b)because his popular acceptance by the people,
Franklin wrote a variety of extremely
c) although effective articles and pamphlets about the
colonist's revolutionary cause against
d) provided England.
e) in order to Thomas Paine was an Englishman
30. ___________my mother was sleeping, working as a magazine editor in
I prepared tea on my own. Philadelphia at the time of the Revolution.
His pamphlet Common Sense, which
a) As appeared in 1776, was a force in
encouraging the colonists to declare their
b) Unless independence from England. Then
c) Besides throughout the long and desperate war
years he published a series of Crisis papers
d) Despite (from 1776 until 1783) to encourage the
colonists to continue on with the struggle.
e) Although The effectiveness of his writing was
probably due to his emotional yet
oversimplified depiction of the cause of the
colonists against England as a classic
struggle of good and evil.
31. The paragraph preceding this passage
most likely discusses…
a) how literature influence the
population
b) religious and moral literature
34. It is implied in the passage that
a) some writers in the American
colonies supported England during the
Revolution
b) Franklin and Paine were the only
writers to influence the Revolution
c) because Thomas Paine was an
Englishman, he supported England against
the colonies

c) literature supporting the cause of d) authors who supported England

the American Revolution did not remain in the colonies during the
Revolution
d) what made Thomas Paine's
literature successful e) His pamphlet Common Sense,
which appeared in 1776
e) Thomas Paine was an
Englishman working as a magazine editor in 35. The pronoun "he" in line 8 refers to
Philadelphia
a) Thomas Paine
32. The word "fervor" in line 2 is closest in
meaning to b) Ben Franklin

a) war c) Ben Franklin's brother

b) anxiety d) Poor Richard

c) spirit e) Thomas Paine’s sister

d) action 36. The expression "point of view" in line 9

could best be replaced by
e) debate
a) perspective
33. The word "time" in line 3 could best be
replaced by b) sight

a) hour c) circumstance

b) period d) trait

c) appointment e) scary

d) duration

e) minutes
37. According to the passage, the tone of d) describe the literary influence
Poor Richard's Almanac is during revolutionary America

a) pragmatic e) Ben Franklin first attained popular

success through his writings in his brother's
b) erudite newspaper, the New England Current.
c) theoretical Questions 41-45
d) scholarly Robert Moog was an American
e) divergent inventor who developed the Moog
Synthesizer. It was one of the first
38. The word "desperate" in line 16 could synthesizers to gain widespread use as a
best be replaced by musical instrument. Moog’s synthesizers
were an important pa Line of musical
a) unending innovation in rock and jazz music in the
1960s and 1970s. Robert Arthur Moog was
b) hopeless
born in Queens, a borough of New York City
c) strategic 75 years ago. He became fascinated with
electronics as a teenager, particularly an
d) combative early electronic music instrument called the
theremin. Moog studied physic and
e) usefull
electrical engineering at Queens College
39. Where in the passage does the author and Columbia University, both in New York
describe Thomas Paine's style of writing? City and later received a Ph.D. in
engineering physic Cornel University in
a) lines 4-6 Ithaca, New York. In 1954, while still an
undergraduate student, Moog formed his
b) lines 8-9
own company to sell theremins and
c) lines 14-15 theremin kits.

d) lines 18-20 Soon after, Moog began working on

e) lines 21-24
40. The purpose of the passage is to
a) discuss American literature in the
first half of the eighteen century
b) give biographical data on two
American writers
c) explain which authors supported
the Revolution
a keyboard instrument that could replicate
the sound of any musical instrument
electronically. Working with American
composer Herbert Deutsch, Moog
introduced the prototype Moog Synthesizer
at a convention in 1964. The device
represented a significant advance over
previous electronic synthesizer because of
its use of new semiconductor technology,
which made it smaller and considerably
cheaper than earlier machines. The Moog,
as it was known, was soon in demand by
musician all over the world.
 In 1964, Moog began a
collaboration with American
composer and organist Walter
Carlos (now Wendy Carlos), who
released the bestselling electronic
music album Switched-On Bach in
1968. Rock groups such as the
Beatles and Yes and jazz musicians
such as Herbie Hancock and Chick
Corea began incorporating Moog
Synthesizer into their recordings, a
trend that increased when the
company introduced the compact
and portable Minimoog in 1970. A
Moog Synthesizer was also
prominently featured on the
soundtrack to the movie A
Clockwork Orange in 1971.
Encyclopedia of World Biography,
2008
41. The word “prominently” in paragraph 3
can easily be replaced by …
a) significantly
b) perfectly
c) accurately
d) excellently
e) truly
42. 2. The passage describes theremin as
a/an …
a) prototype of Moog Synthesizer
b) initial electronic music instrument
c) musical instrument to replicate the
sound
d) instrument of electronic tool
e) jazz musicians
43. The pronoun “it” paragraph 2
refers to…
a) electronic synthesizer
b) a keyboard instrument
c) prototype of Moog Synthesizer
d) new semiconductor technology
e) jazz music
44. The paragraph following the passage
most likely discusses…
a) collaboration between The Moog
and other musicians
b) the description of compact and
portable Mini Moog
c) the improvement of Moog
Synthesizer
d) trend in the music industry about
synthesizer
e) Moog’s synthesizers were an
important pa Line of musical innovation in
rock and jazz music in the 1960s and
1970s.
45. The main idea of paragraph three is …
a) the Moog’s collaboration in music
field
b) the Moog in the movie soundtrack
c) the introduction of Minimoog
d) the collaboration of The Moog
with music groups
e) Robert Arthur Moog was born in
Queens, a borough of New York City 75
years ago.
 Questions 46-50
Throughout history, people have
been the victim of pickpockets. Today, pick
pocketing is the one of the most rapidly
increasing crimes. Pickpockets are
increasing in number and developing better
methods to Line practice their skill.
Approximately one million Americans lose
money to pickpockets every year, and none
is really safe from a skilled pickpockets. His
victims, or ‘marks’ as they are called, can be
rich or poor, young or old.
During the eighteenth century,
pickpockets were hanged in England, large
crowds of people would gather watch the
hanging, which was supposed to be a
warning to other pickpockets. However, in
time the practice was discontinued. The
reason: while people were attentively
watching the hanging of a pickpockets,
other pickpockets skillfully stole the money
of spectators.
Police official say that the most
efficient pickpockets come from South
America. Many of these expert pickpockets
are trained in special school called ‘Jingle
Bell Schools’. A pickpocket’s graduate from
J. B. S when he is able to steal a wallet from
a dresses dummy (mannequin) that has
bells inside its pockets.
Even the most well dressed, respectable
person may be a pickpocket. Some of the
favorite places of pickpockets are banks,
airports, racetrack, supermarkets, elevators,
and train and bus stations. Oftentimes a
pickpocket will work with another
pickpockets as his partner. Another kind of
pickpockets works outside or inside bars
and specialize in stealing from women is
called a ‘purse snatcher’.
To avoid being the victim of a pickpocket,
it’s important to be very cautious and alert
when in the midst of large gathering of the
people.
46.The best title for the passage would be…
a) Pickpockets are well dressed
b) Jingle Bell Schools
c) Pickpockets
d) The hanging of pickpockets
e) Pickpoets from England
47. The hanging of pickpockets were not
continued because …
a) they were large crowd of people
b) it was against humanity
c) the police were not at the hanging
d) it was not effective to stop pick
pocketing
e) its’s a cruel
48. 9. Pick pocketing is … crime.
a) an old
b) a modern
c) a temporary
d) a contemporary
e) a long lasting
49. South Americans pickpockets are the
most efficient ones because …
a) they are well-trained
b) they are handsome
c) they are well-dressed
 d) they are respectable

e) they are modist

50. ____________ it is very cold there, we

have postponed our visit.

a) Since

b) Yet

c) Due to

d) Because of

e) Now