must listen carefully to understand what the

speakers are saying.

After you hear the monologues and the question

about it, read the five possible answer to the
question you have heard.

12. A. Java and Madura Bridge

B. The cable stayed in Suramadu Bridge
C. The shortest bridge in Indonesia
D. The widest bridge in Indonesia
E. The Suramadu Indonesia
13. A. In 2008 D. In 2011
B. In 2009 E. In 2012
C. In 2010
14. A. Spain D. America
B. Latin America E. Canada
C. Florida
15. A. Soccer D. Horse racing
B. Handball E. Car racing
C. Football
16. Arrange these sentences into a meaningful
paragraph.
(1) We couldn’t take any photographs.
(2) It was really beautiful.
(3) Then, we walked into a waterfall
(4) It was nice having meals in the open air.
(5) Unfortunately, we our camera at home
(6) Finally, we decided to go back to our tent
(7) On Saturday, my friends and I camped on a hill
nearby.
(8) After setting up the tent, we took our picnic jar
and had a meal together.
PART IV The best arrangement is.
Questions 12 to 15. A (8)-(7)-(5)-(1)-(3)-(4)-(2)-(6)
Directions: B. (7)-(8)-(4)-(3)-(2)-(5)-(1)-(6)
C. (7)-(8)-(2)-(3)-(4)-(6)-(5)-(1)
In this part of the test you will hear several D. (8)-(7)-(4)-(2)-(5)-(1)-(3)-(6)
monologues. Each monologue will be spoken twice. E. (7)-(8)-(2)-(4)-(1)-(5)-(3)-(6)
They will not be printed in your test book, so you
The Following text is for questions 17 to 19
 Wollongong, Mon. An Australian woman
wrongfully jailed for a decade has been awarded
A$2.3m ($1.7m,$1.1m) in compensation.
Roseanne Beckett was jailed in 1991 for trying
killing to kill her ex-husband, but her conviction
was quashed in 2005 amid claims she was
framed. She successfully sued the state of New
South Wales (NSW) for malicious prosecution in
2013. On Monday, the supreme Court of NSW
ordered the state to pay MS Beckett A$2.3m plus
interest for malicious prosecution.
There were many twists in the long-running case
that was covered extensively by Australian media
MS Beckett cried after the judgment was handed
down.” Victory, at long last victory,” she told
local media. “I have been going to bed with it for
26 years. I Have woken up with for 26 years. I
have had nightmares,” she said. In 2013, MS
Beckett accused the Crown and the Department
of public prosecution of spending hundreds of
millions of taxpayer dollars blocking her from
pursuing her case. MS Beckett, who is from the
city of Wollongong, South of Sydney, was
accused of trying to poison her husband, Barry
Catt, and of soliciting other people to kill him.
(BBC news).
17. We can infer from the text that Roseanne
Beckett…..
A. was jailed for ten years
B. has to pay A$ 2.3
C. blocked the prosecutors to arrest his husband
D. was forced to kill her husband
E. got freed from jail in 2013
18. “… but her conviction was quashed in
2005...”(paragraph 1)
The underline word is closest is meaning to…
A. Smashed D. accused
B. Accepted E. closed
C. refused
19. Which of the following statements is true
according to the text?
A. Barry Catt solicited other people to kill MS
Beckett.
B. Australian media prevented the case to be
broadcasted
C. MS Beckett had been imprisoned for 23 years.
D. The state of New South Wales has to pay A$2.3
million
E. The Department of prosecution has embezzled
hundreds of million dollars
The following text is for questions 20 to 22
Dear Ken Thomas
Thank you for taking time to contact cool sport,
LLC to explain the issue that have occurred
recently. We regret any inconvenience you have
experienced, and we assure you that we are
anxious to retain you as a satisfied customer. Our
Customer Satisfaction team is reviewing the
information you sent us and conducting a full
investigation in order to resolve this matter fairly.
If you need further assistance, you may contact
us (at phone, e-mail address, and physical
address). At the conclusion of our investigation,
we will contact you about our findings. Thank
you for giving us the opportunity to assist you.
Sincerely,
Harry Nilson
20. Why does cool sports have a letter to ken
Thomas?
A. They want to ask Ken Thomas about the issue
B. They want to ask information about customer
satisfaction
C. They want to yell him that they are
disappointed with his work
D. They want to apologize about the
inconvenience that ken experienced
E. They want to warn ken Thomas not pay his
debt out of the predetermined time
21. Which of the following ways that ken cannot do
to contact cool sport for further assistance?
A. Sending a fax
B. Sending a letter
C. Sending an e-mail
D. Going to their office
E. Making a telephone call
22. Which of the following statements is NOT
TRUE about Cool Sport?
A. They want to apologize to ken about the Why, even adults arrive late to meetings, work,
inconvenience etc. here, we do not agree that late comers should
B. They will conduct a full investigation about the be shut out. They can be given warnings, most of
issue which are enough to make them try their best to
C. They let ken ask them for further assistance. reach the school on time later. If this fails, invite
D. They feel regretful for the inconvenience their parents to school.
By closing the gates, the school is behaving
cruelly, to which we prefer not to expose our
precious children. Every school has a
responsibility to implant good educational
For questions 23 to 26, complete the following principle, but it should be in appropriate ways.
text with the most suitable words. Good schools create competitive students who can
As soon as I (23) … of the car I can smell the fresh, organize themselves effectively in society, so that
untreated water. Its intoxicating aroma of life lures everyone gets a quality life as a result of ethics and
me in. I take it in, breathing deeply like it is my first values learned for as long as 12 years.
breath. I open my eyes to see the water slightly
waving at me as though it is (24) … hello. The pines 27. What should the school do if a student cannot
surrounding the water admire themselves as they are stop his/her habit to come late to school?
reflected back. Then I look a little too much to the A. Punish him/her
right, the sun (25) … me with (26) … so unreal B. Shut him/her out
C. Fail him/her
23. …. D. Talk to this/her parents
A. take out D. Keep out E. try to understand him/her
B. step out E. Spread out
C. find out 28. What does the writer think to be “the highest
form of behavior”?
24. …. A. respect for one another
A. saying D. Addressing B. Not being late to school
B. speaking E. Telling C. Understanding the regulations
C. pronouncing D. Understanding the rules
E. Inner discipline
25. ….
A. Deafening D. Hurting 29. ‘…to which we prefer not to expose our
B. aching E. Blinding precious children.”(paragraph 3)
C. relieving The underline word is closest in meaning to ….
 Valuable D. innocent
26. …  Excellent E. naive
A. beauty D. Beautifully  Clever
B. beautify E. Beautification
C. beauteous The following text is for question 30 and 31
Once upon a time there was a couple returning
The following text is for questions 27 to 29 home from a trip to New England. They were
Being on time is a beautiful social ethic and one driving home in a carriage, and were somewhere
of great importance, as it creates efficiency in near Spiegletown when the light failed and they
system and implies respect for one another. knew they would have to seek shelter for the night
However, it is one of many values that is not The husband spied a pleasant little house stood
easy for our students to learn. Inner discipline, one at the crest, and an old man and his wife met the
that comes from an understanding of the set rules couple at the door. They were obviously in
and regulations, is the highest form of behavior. nightclothes, but the old woman bustled about
Most excellent schools try to instill this with a making tea and offering freshly-baked cakes. Then
loving environment. the travelers were shown to their room. The
 husband wanted to pay the old couple for their
lodgings, but the couple refused any payment.
The travelers awoke early and tiptoed out of the
house, leaving a shiny fifty cent coin in the center
of the kitchen table. The husband hitched up the
horse and they went a few miles before they broke
their fast at a little restaurant in Spiegletown.
The husband mentioned the nice old couple to
the owner of the restaurant and the man turned
pale.
“Where did you say that house was”? he asked.
The husband described the location in detail.
The restaurant owner then said, “that house was
destroyed three years ago by a fire that killed the
brown family.”
“I don’t believe it,” the husband said flatly. “Mr
and Mrs Brown were alive and well last night.”
After debating for a few more minutes, the
couple and the restaurant owner drove the carriage
back out of town towards the old brown place.
They turned into the lane, which was overgrown
with weeds, and climbed the hill to the crest.
There they found a burned out shell off a house
that had obviously not sheltered anyone for a long
time. The husband locked into the ruin and saw a
burnt table with a shiny fifty-cent piece lying in
the center.
30. What is the best title for the story above?
A. Spiegletown
B. The Burning Ghost
C. Fifty-Cent Piece Left
D. Trip to New England
E. Spooky Carriage
31. “The husband wanted to pay the old couple
the their lodgings …”(Paragraph 2)
The underlined word can be best replaced with …
A. accommodations
B. hospitality
C. amenities
D. dwellings
E. kindness
The following text is for questions 32 and 33.
How to Increase Lung Capacity with Long-
Term Exercise
First, create resistance. Your lungs will
respond to training, so get some resistance
training in your routine and watch your lung
nose. Take deep breaths. Breathe out through
your mouth with your lips still close together.
Open them just slightly so a little bit of air can
get out, and with resistance. Try to do this as
often as possible. It makes the sacs in your lungs
more used to having to hold air longer, stretching
them out.
Next, breathe in more than your brain thinks
you can. Your brain, of course, looks out for the
safety of your body, and is averse to stretching
the body’s limits. But the body can do amazing
things when the brain is persuaded that
everything is okay.
Finally, play a wind instrument. Playing wind
instruments such as bassoon, trumpet, oboe,
clarinet, saxophone, or flute, is a great way to
give your lungs a regular workout and have fun
making music in the balance. You can also learn
how to sing. Singing really works for the
diaphragm, and can aid in continuous breathing
exercises. Singers, of course, need to have really
strong lungs.
32. Which of the following tips is not suggested in
the text above?
A. Learn how to sing
B. Play wind instruments
C. Try to deep breath regularly
D. Sing while being accompanied by
Instrumental song
E. Breathe in longer than you usually do
33. What can we infer from paragraph 3?
A. Singing is a technique for breathing out
Well
B. Singers usually have strong lungs
C. Playing wood instrument strengthens
Your singing skill
D. We have to listen to wood instrument
Regularly
E. Singing can normalize the heart rate
The following text is for questions 34 and 35.
Announcement
To: All employees, staff, and visitors
We provide some places for smoking in this
building.
 On the first floor
It is beside the display room.
 On the second floor
It is at the corner near the emergency
stairs.
 On the third floor
 It is next to the toilet local network on the internet in networks
 On the fourth floor learning, underlay many e-learning processes.
It is near the pantry Early e-learning systems, based on computer
There is also on outside the office. It is behind the based learning/training, often attempted to
security room. replicate autocratic teaching styles whereby the
role of the e-learning system was assumed to be
Thank you for transferring knowledge, as opposed to system
developed later based on computer supported
The staff management collaborative learning (CSCL), which encouraged
34. From the text above we know that….. the shared development of knowledge.
A. employees, staff, and visitors are allowed
To smoke in certain places 36. We know from the text that e-learning…
B. employees are not allowed to smoke in the A. is easily implemented by all schools
Building B. has many educational values for all
C. only visitors are allowed to smoke in the C. is designed for rich students in big cities
Building D. makes the government care about
D. nobody is allowed to smoke in the Technology in education
Building E. needs professional teachers and small
E. Staff are allowed to smoke in the building Classes

35. How many places in the building are the staff 37. What kind of things which are included in
and visitors allowed to smoke? E-learning?
A. 3 A. Video, text, audio, images, and
B 4 Animation
C. 2 B. Short message, video, and electronic
D. 5 Mail
E. 6 C. Letter, diagram, and picture
D. Audio and video only
The following text is for questions 36 to 38. E. Text and images only
E-learning refers to the use of electronic 38. “…often attempted to replicate autocratic
media and information and communication Teaching styles…”(paragraph 3)
technologies (ICT) in education. E-learning is The underlined word is synonymous with…
broadly inclusive of all forms of educational A. Imitate
technology in learning and teaching. Bernard B. Cheat
Luskin, a pioneer of e-learning, advocates that C. Distribute
“e” should be interpreted to mean ”exciting”, D. Review
energetic, enthusiastic, emotional, and E. Complete
educational.” In addition to “electronic”. This
board interpretation focuses on new applications The following text is for questions 39 to 42.
and developments, and also brings learning and
media psychology into consideration park
suggested that the “e” should refer to “everything,
everyone, engaging, and easy.”
E-learning includes numerous types of media
that deliver text, audio, images, animation, and
streaming video, and includes technology
applications and processes such as video or video
tape, satellite TV, CD ROOM, and computer-
based learning. Information and communication
systems, whether free-standing or based on either
 The Near-Death story of Mellen-Thomas benedict
In 1982, I was dying from terminal cancer. My
condition was non-operable. I chose not to have
chemotherapy. I was given six to eight months to live.
Before this time, I had become increasingly
despondent over the nuclear crisis, the ecology crisis,
and so forth. I came to believe that nature had made a
mistake-that we were probably c cancerous organism
on the planet. And that is what eventually killed me.
Before my near-death experience, I tried all sort of
alternative healing methods. None helped. So I
determined that this was between me and god. Neither
was I into any kind of spirituality and alternative
healing. I read various religions and philosophies.
They gave hope that there was something on the other
side.
I had no medical insurance, so my life savings
went overnight on tests. Unwilling to drag my family
into this, I determined to handle this myself. I ended
up in a hospice caretaker, whom I will call “Anne”.
She stayed with me through all that was to follow
39. According to Mellen-Thomas benedict, what
Is the reason for many people to die of cancer?
A. The nuclear and ecology crises
B. All sort of alternative healing methods
C. They do not believe in the existence of
God
D. Chemotherapy is too expensive for most
People
E. The nature’s mistake to make human
Being a cancerous organism
40. We know from the story that Mellen -Thomas
Benedict believed that eventually died…
A. Because nature decided so
B. Because he was not operated
C. Because he did not have chemotherapy
D. Because of the alternative healing
Methods
E. Because he did not have any medical
Insurance
41. Why did he choose to stay in a hospice care?
A. His family would take care of his health
Problem
B. He had to do the medical checks there
C. Anne asked him to stay there.
D. His family told him so.
E. he was broke
42. “… I had become increasingly over the
Nuclear crisis…” (paragraph 1)
The underlined word is closest in meaning to.
A. blithe D. Hopeless
B. perky E. Enraptured
C. exultant
The following text is for question 43 to 46.
Vegetarians, about 3.2% of the US populations, do
not eat meat. The US Department of Agriculture does
not only include meat as part of a balanced diet, but
it also states that a vegetarian diet can meet “the
recommended dietary allowances for nutrients”.
Many proponents of vegetarianism say that eating
meat harms health, wastes resources, causes
deforestation, and creates pollution. They often argue
that killing animals for food is cruel and unethical
since non animal food sources are plentiful.
Humans evolved to be primarily vegetarians.
Humans do not have the large mouth or long, pointed
teeth of carnivores. Human’s teeth are short and flat
for chewing fibrous food. The liver of a carnivore
can detoxify the excess vitamin a absorbed from a
meet-based diet. The human liver cannot exceed
vitamin a.
It is unnecessary to take an animal’s life when
vegetarian options are available. In the US, about 35
million cows, 115 million pigs, and 9 billion birds
are killed for food each year. These animals should
not have to die to satisfy an unnecessary dietary
preference.
On the other hand, many opponents of a vegetarian
diet say that moderate meat consumption is healthy,
humane, and that producing vegetables cause many
of the same environmental problems as producing
meat.
Eating meet is not cruel or unethical. Every
organism on earth dies, at some point, so others can
live. There is nothing wrong with this cycle; it is how
nature works. Humans have been eating meat in their
ancestral diet provided a dense form of nutrients and
protein that, when combined with high-calorie low
nutrient carbohydrates such as roots, allowed us to
develop our large brains and intelligence.
Meat is the most convenient protein sources since it
provides all 10 essential proteins (amino acids), as
well as essential nutrients such as iron, zinc, and the
B vitamins, in one serving. Most individual plant
foods do not provide adequate levels off all 100
essential proteins in a single serving.
 In my opinion, meat eaters don’t need to feel
guilty. Everything we consume, including vegetables
or meat has environmental, ethical, and health
consequences.
43. The proponents of vegetarianism believe that…
A. moderate meat consumption is healthful
B. killing animals for food is cruel and
Unethical
C. animals can only be killed in an appropriate
Way
D. the liver of a carnivore cannot exceed
Vitamin A
E. humans do not need meat to develop their
Brains
44. What can we infer from paragraph 6?
A. people do not need meat to be included in
Their daily menu.
B. taking animals’ life is unnecessary
C. there is nothing wrong with eating meat.
D. meat is one of protein sources.
E. eating meat harms health.
45. Which of the following statements is the
Writer’s opinion?
A. Meat is important because it is the only
Protein sources
B. There is nothing wrong with being
Vegetarian or meat eater. Each choice has
Its own consequence
C. Meat provides essential protein as well as
Vegetables
D. consuming animals for food is cruel and
Unethical
E. it is human nature to be a vegetarian
46. “Humans have been eating meat in their ancestral
Diet provided a dense from of nutrients and protein
…” (paragraph 6)
The underline word is synonymous with….
A. massed D. Limited
B. airy E. Insignificant
C. slight
The following text is for question 47 to 50
Kang Chol Hwan was born into a loyal family that
had once lived in the large Korean community Japan.
In Kyoto, his grandfather had been supporter of Kim
II sung, North Korean’s Great Leader since 1945. In
1961 the grandfather returned with his family to
North Korea and had important government post.
Within months, however, he was not the country
he had expected. He was shocked to see so much
poverty, which he eventually came to blame on the
government’s stifling grip on the economy. One
morning in July 1977, when Kang was nine, his
grandfather left for work and never returned.
A few weeks later, seven plain clothes security
guards stormed into Kang’s house, “your grandfather
betrayed the fatherland, “one of them stated, “you
must be punished.”
Kang’s parents and grandmother sobbed as they
forced to pack their belongings into two army trucks.
The family was driven off, but Kang’s mother was
left behind, “spread” because her own father was
regarded as a revolutionary hero. That was the last
time Kang ever saw her.
47. What is the reason for Kang’s grandfather never
returned to Kang’s house?
A. He was a supporter of Kim II sung.
B. He was accused of betraying North Korea
C. He was regarded as a hero
D. He was an important person in Korea
E. He was forced by Kang’s family to leave their
Homeland
48. What is manly discussed in the last paragraph?
A. the last minutes Kang gathered with his mother
B. the day Kang ever saw his grandma and grandpa
C. the moment Kang’s father was regarded as a hero
D. the last day Kang’s parents and he grandma sob-
Bed
E. the sad moment when Kang’s parents met his
Granma
49. Why did Kang’s grandfather disappear?
A. He left work and went somewhere else.
B. He returned to North Korea
C. He was the supporter of Kim II sung.
D. He went to the government’s office.
E. He was kidnapped and punished by the security
Guards.
50. “A few weeks later, seven plain clothes security
guards stormed out Kang’s house.” (paragraph)
The underline words have the same meaning as…
A. destroyed
B. attacked
C. knocked
D. involved
E. knotted