UAS-Bahasa-Inggris-1819-Reading-Utama

Multiple Choice

1.

Sumatran rhinoceroses are an extant species of the family Rhinoceros from Sumatra.
They are the smallest living rhinoceroses and the only Asian rhinoceros, with a body length
less than 250 cm. They also have two strong horns, made from keratin, on their nose and
between their eyes to protect themselves, intimidate other animals, dig up roots, and break
branches when feeding.
They largely inhabit dense, low land rainforest, with plentiful tall grass and reed beds
near the rivers, flood plains, or wet areas with a lot of mud, swamps, and cloud forests. As
herbivores, they only eat plants, especially leaves, flowers, buds, fruits, berries and roots.
Due to their large size, only real predators in the wild, such as tigers, will prey on the
Sumatran rhinoceros. However, humans are the biggest threat to the Sumatran rhinoceros as
they have hunted rhinoceros to the edge of extinction for the horns to make ancient medicine.

The social function of the text is to …

A. understand rhinoceroses with their behavior.
B. explainrhinoceroses habitats in Sumatra.
C. describe Sumatran-rhinoceros features.
D. classify thespeciesof rhinoceroses.

ANS: C

2.

Sumatran rhinoceroses are an extant species of the family Rhinoceros from Sumatra.
They are the smallest living rhinoceroses and the only Asian rhinoceros, with a body length
less than 250 cm. They also have two strong horns, made from keratin, on their nose and
between their eyes to protect themselves, intimidate other animals, dig up roots, and break
branches when feeding.
They largely inhabit dense, low land rainforest, with plentiful tall grass and reed beds
near the rivers, flood plains, or wet areas with a lot of mud, swamps, and cloud forests. As
herbivores, they only eat plants, especially leaves, flowers, buds, fruits, berries and roots.
Due to their large size, only real predators in the wild, such as tigers, will prey on the
Sumatran rhinoceros. However, humans are the biggest threat to the Sumatran rhinoceros as
they have hunted rhinoceros to the edge of extinction for the horns to make ancient medicine.

The truth about Sumatran rhinoceroses is that they …

A. fond of living in humid places.
B. consume various kind of meals.
C. are bigger than those from Africa.
D. attack another creature by their big body.

ANS: A
 3.

Sumatran rhinoceroses are an extant species of the family Rhinoceros from Sumatra.
They are the smallest living rhinoceroses and the only Asian rhinoceros, with a body length
less than 250 cm. They also have two strong horns, made from keratin, on their nose and
between their eyes to protect themselves, intimidate other animals, dig up roots, and break
branches when feeding.
They largely inhabit dense, low land rainforest, with plentiful tall grass and reed beds
near the rivers, flood plains, or wet areas with a lot of mud, swamps, and cloud forests. As
herbivores, they only eat plants, especially leaves, flowers, buds, fruits, berries and roots.
Due to their large size, only real predators in the wild, such as tigers, will prey on the
Sumatran rhinoceros. However, humans are the biggest threat to the Sumatran rhinoceros as
they have hunted rhinoceros to the edge of extinction for the horns to make ancient medicine.

“… asthey have hunted …” (paragraph 3). The underlined word refers to …

A. Tigers
B. Humans
C. Predators
D. Sumatran rhinoceroses

ANS: B

4.

Omar Said Tjokroaminoto was born in Madiun, 16 August 1882. He was highly influential
Indonesian leader of the early Indonesian nationalist movement, closely linked with the Sarekat
Islām (Islāmic Association), which he shaped as a political force.

Tjokroaminoto, who had a powerful personality, became widely popular among Javanese
peasants. By 1914 he had become the central figure of a messianic movement, and the Sarekat
DagangIslām (Association of Islāmic Traders), established in 1911, had taken on strong mystical
overtones. He was not a strong leader, however, and he failed to reinforce his popular appeal with a
clear, consistent policy. His concern for the need for unity against Dutch rule led him to make
compromises, while other groups with more coherent programs were politically more effective. In
1918 he became a member of the Volksraad.
In the early years of Sarekat Islām, Tjokroaminoto came into contact with a number of young
nationalists, among whom was Sukarno, who became the first president of Indonesia. Tjokroaminoto
tutored Sukarno, who also married his daughter. After 1920 Tjokroaminoto’s fortunes declined, he
was jailed by the Dutch in 1921 on a charge of perjury but was released in 1922. By 1923 Sukarno,
who had ended his marriage, had broken politically with Tjokroaminoto and adopted a more radical
position. They were later reconciled, and in 1926 Sukarno wrote for Bandera Islām (“Flag of
Islām”), a journal edited by Tjokroaminoto after his release from prison. But his passive and
conciliatory positions prevented Tjokroaminoto from ever regaining the power and influence he had
held in the early days of Sarekat Islām.

What is the purpose of the passage above?

A. To inform someone’s person life
B. To retell past events in a chronological order
C. To inform about certain case happened in the past
D. To retell past events and achievement of noteworthy person

ANS: D

5.

Omar Said Tjokroaminoto was born in Madiun, 16 August 1882. He was highly influential
Indonesian leader of the early Indonesian nationalist movement, closely linked with the Sarekat
Islām (Islāmic Association), which he shaped as a political force.

Tjokroaminoto, who had a powerful personality, became widely popular among Javanese
peasants. By 1914 he had become the central figure of a messianic movement, and the Sarekat
DagangIslām (Association of Islāmic Traders), established in 1911, had taken on strong mystical
overtones. He was not a strong leader, however, and he failed to reinforce his popular appeal with a
clear, consistent policy. His concern for the need for unity against Dutch rule led him to make
compromises, while other groups with more coherent programs were politically more effective. In
1918 he became a member of the Volksraad.
In the early years of Sarekat Islām, Tjokroaminoto came into contact with a number of young
nationalists, among whom was Sukarno, who became the first president of Indonesia. Tjokroaminoto
tutored Sukarno, who also married his daughter. After 1920 Tjokroaminoto’s fortunes declined, he
was jailed by the Dutch in 1921 on a charge of perjury but was released in 1922. By 1923 Sukarno,
who had ended his marriage, had broken politically with Tjokroaminoto and adopted a more radical
position. They were later reconciled, and in 1926 Sukarno wrote for Bandera Islām (“Flag of
Islām”), a journal edited by Tjokroaminoto after his release from prison. But his passive and
conciliatory positions prevented Tjokroaminoto from ever regaining the power and influence he had
held in the early days of Sarekat Islām.

When was Tjokroaminoto jailed by the Dutch?

A. After 1920 Tjokroaminoto’s fortunes declined
B. After he became a member of the Volksraad
C. After Soekarno ended his marriage
D. After he regained his power

ANS: A

6.
 Omar Said Tjokroaminoto was born in Madiun, 16 August 1882. He was highly influential
Indonesian leader of the early Indonesian nationalist movement, closely linked with the Sarekat
Islām (Islāmic Association), which he shaped as a political force.

Tjokroaminoto, who had a powerful personality, became widely popular among Javanese
peasants. By 1914 he had become the central figure of a messianic movement, and the Sarekat
DagangIslām (Association of Islāmic Traders), established in 1911, had taken on strong mystical
overtones. He was not a strong leader, however, and he failed to reinforce his popular appeal with a
clear, consistent policy. His concern for the need for unity against Dutch rule led him to make
compromises, while other groups with more coherent programs were politically more effective. In
1918 he became a member of the Volksraad.
In the early years of Sarekat Islām, Tjokroaminoto came into contact with a number of young
nationalists, among whom was Sukarno, who became the first president of Indonesia. Tjokroaminoto
tutored Sukarno, who also married his daughter. After 1920 Tjokroaminoto’s fortunes declined, he
was jailed by the Dutch in 1921 on a charge of perjury but was released in 1922. By 1923 Sukarno,
who had ended his marriage, had broken politically with Tjokroaminoto and adopted a more radical
position. They were later reconciled, and in 1926 Sukarno wrote for Bandera Islām (“Flag of
Islām”), a journal edited by Tjokroaminoto after his release from prison. But his passive and
conciliatory positions prevented Tjokroaminoto from ever regaining the power and influence he had
held in the early days of Sarekat Islām.

“… he failed to reinforce his popular appealwith a clear, consistent policy.” (paragraph 2)

The underlined word has similar meaning with....
A. accomplishment
B. performance
C. finding
D. quality

ANS: D

7.

September 13, 2017

WIKARYATAMA STRUCTURE CORP.
Sahari Road 43, Jakarta International Industrial Area,
TanjungPriok, Jakarta

Dear Sir/Madam:

I wish to apply for the position, as a project engineer base on the qualification you published on web
sitewikaryatama.com.
I finished my Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at IndonesiaUniversity. Currently, I am
enrolled in Master of Engineering major in Civil Engineering at the same university.
At present, I am working as a Part-Timeat Technic Faculty in the Gajahmada University. I am
proficient in using MS Office such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint and Computer Aided Design
(AutoCad)
I wish I would be able to impart my skills and to gain additional knowledge for professional growth
in your company. I’m looking forward to coming in your good office upon receipt of your response
to know more details about the condition and policies.

Respectfully yours,
Junanta

What is Junanta’s purpose by writing the letter?

A. To apply for a job
B. To seek a project engineer
C. To work as a part-time technician
D. To look for a professional applicant

ANS: A

8.

September 13, 2017

WIKARYATAMA STRUCTURE CORP.
Sahari Road 43, Jakarta International Industrial Area,
TanjungPriok, Jakarta

Dear Sir/Madam:

I wish to apply for the position, as a project engineer base on the qualification you published on web
sitewikaryatama.com.
I finished my Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at IndonesiaUniversity. Currently, I am
enrolled in Master of Engineering major in Civil Engineering at the same university.
At present, I am working as a Part-Timeat Technic Faculty in the Gajahmada University. I am
proficient in using MS Office such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint and Computer Aided Design
(AutoCad)
I wish I would be able to impart my skills and to gain additional knowledge for professional growth
in your company. I’m looking forward to coming in your good office upon receipt of your response
to know more details about the condition and policies.

Respectfully yours,
Junanta

From the third paragraph, we know that the writer ….

A. graduated his Master degree from Gajahmada University.
B. wants a suitable job in Master of Engineering.
C. has got his job in Gajahmada University.
D. learns about MS Word and Auto Cad.
ANS: C

9.

September 13, 2017

WIKARYATAMA STRUCTURE CORP.
Sahari Road 43, Jakarta International Industrial Area,
TanjungPriok, Jakarta

Dear Sir/Madam:

I wish to apply for the position, as a project engineer base on the qualification you published on web
sitewikaryatama.com.
I finished my Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at IndonesiaUniversity. Currently, I am
enrolled in Master of Engineering major in Civil Engineering at the same university.
At present, I am working as a Part-Timeat Technic Faculty in the Gajahmada University. I am
proficient in using MS Office such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint and Computer Aided Design
(AutoCad)
I wish I would be able to impart my skills and to gain additional knowledge for professional growth
in your company. I’m looking forward to coming in your good office upon receipt of your response
to know more details about the condition and policies.

Respectfully yours,
Junanta

The word “looking forward to” has the closest meaning to … .

A. passing
B. waiting
C. teaching
D. motivating

ANS: B

10.

Using a cellphone, is it dangerous?

The popularity of mobile device has had some dangerous consequences. We know that
mobile communication are linked to a significant increase in distracted driving which results in
injury and loss of life. The National Highway Administration reported traffic Safety was the cause of
eighteen percent of all fatal crashes – with 3,092 people killed – and crashes resulting in an injury
with 416,000 people wounded.
The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute found that text messaging creates a crash risk 23
times worse than driving while not distracted. Eleven percent drivers aged 18 to 20 who were
involved in an automobile accident. Distracted driving endangers life and property and the current
levels of injury and loss are unacceptable.

The purpose of the text is mostly talking about … .

A. The true function of using a cell phone.
B. The threat of operating a mobile device.
C. The development of mobile device technology.
D. The risk caused by the mall usage of cell phone.

ANS: D

11.

Using a cellphone, is it dangerous?

The popularity of mobile device has had some dangerous consequences. We know that
mobile communication are linked to a significant increase in distracted driving which results in
injury and loss of life. The National Highway Administration reported traffic Safety was the cause of
eighteen percent of all fatal crashes – with 3,092 people killed – and crashes resulting in an injury
with 416,000 people wounded.
The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute found that text messaging creates a crash risk 23
times worse than driving while not distracted. Eleven percent drivers aged 18 to 20 who were
involved in an automobile accident. Distracted driving endangers life and property and the current
levels of injury and loss are unacceptable.

How fatal is distracted driving?

A. It has caused thousands of death.
B. It involves drivers aged 18 to 20.
C. It risk 23 times than riding a bike.
D. There were 416,000 people wounded.

ANS: A

12.

Using a cellphone, is it dangerous?

The popularity of mobile device has had some dangerous consequences. We know that
mobile communication are linked to a significant increase in distracted driving which results in
injury and loss of life. The National Highway Administration reported traffic Safety was the cause of
eighteen percent of all fatal crashes – with 3,092 people killed – and crashes resulting in an injury
with 416,000 people wounded.
The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute found that text messaging creates a crash risk 23
times worse than driving while not distracted. Eleven percent drivers aged 18 to 20 who were
involved in an automobile accident. Distracted driving endangers life and property and the current
levels of injury and loss are unacceptable.
The closest meaning of the word distracted is …
A. endangered
B. annoyed
C. crashed
D. linked

ANS: B

13.
The surface of the earth, called the "crust," is not one solid piece. It's more like a 20 piece
puzzle. Each puzzle piece is called a "plate." The plates constantly move. Fortunately for us, they
don't move fast. Geologists estimate the fastest plate might shift 6 inches a year (15 centimeters).
That's about as fast as your hair grows.
Earthquakes happen when a plate scrapes, bumps, or drags along another plate. When does
this happen? Constantly. About a half-million quakes rock the Earth every day. That's millions a year.
People don't feel most of them because the quake is too small, too far below the surface, or deep in
the sea. Some, however, are so powerful they can be felt thousands of miles away.
A powerful earthquake can cause landslides, tsunamis, flooding, and other catastrophic
events. Most damage and deaths happen in populated areas. That's because the shaking can cause
windows to break, structures to collapse, fire, and other dangers.
Geologists cannot predict earthquakes. They hope they will in the future through continued
research and improved technology.Earthquakes can happen anytime or anywhere. But you can
prepare for the unpredictable with a family safety plan, emergency kit, and supplies.

What is the objective of the passage?

A. To explain the processes involved in the formation natural phenomena.
B. To warn people about certain natural phenomena.
C. To explain about crust and plate in the earth.
D. To describe about earthquake prediction.

ANS: A

14.

The surface of the earth, called the "crust," is not one solid piece. It's more like a 20 piece
puzzle. Each puzzle piece is called a "plate." The plates constantly move. Fortunately for us, they
don't move fast. Geologists estimate the fastest plate might shift 6 inches a year (15 centimeters).
That's about as fast as your hair grows.
Earthquakes happen when a plate scrapes, bumps, or drags along another plate. When does
this happen? Constantly. About a half-million quakes rock the Earth every day. That's millions a year.
People don't feel most of them because the quake is too small, too far below the surface, or deep in
the sea. Some, however, are so powerful they can be felt thousands of miles away.
 A powerful earthquake can cause landslides, tsunamis, flooding, and other catastrophic
events. Most damage and deaths happen in populated areas. That's because the shaking can cause
windows to break, structures to collapse, fire, and other dangers.
Geologists cannot predict earthquakes. They hope they will in the future through continued
research and improved technology.Earthquakes can happen anytime or anywhere. But you can
prepare for the unpredictable with a family safety plan, emergency kit, and supplies.

When does earthquake happen?

A. When a half-million quakes rock the Earth.
B. When the earth surface is not one solid piece.
C. When the fastest plate might shift 6 inches a year.
D. When a plate constantly scrapes, bumps, or drags along another plate.

ANS: D

15.
The surface of the earth, called the "crust," is not one solid piece. It's more like a 20 piece
puzzle. Each puzzle piece is called a "plate." The plates constantly move. Fortunately for us, they
don't move fast. Geologists estimate the fastest plate might shift 6 inches a year (15 centimeters).
That's about as fast as your hair grows.
Earthquakes happen when a plate scrapes, bumps, or drags along another plate. When does
this happen? Constantly. About a half-million quakes rock the Earth every day. That's millions a year.
People don't feel most of them because the quake is too small, too far below the surface, or deep in
the sea. Some, however, are so powerful they can be felt thousands of miles away.
A powerful earthquake can cause landslides, tsunamis, flooding, and other catastrophic
events. Most damage and deaths happen in populated areas. That's because the shaking can cause
windows to break, structures to collapse, fire, and other dangers.
Geologists cannot predict earthquakes. They hope they will in the future through continued
research and improved technology.Earthquakes can happen anytime or anywhere. But you can
prepare for the unpredictable with a family safety plan, emergency kit, and supplies.

“A powerful earthquake can cause landslides, tsunamis, flooding, and other catastrophic events.”
The bold typed word similarly means …
A. causing very great trouble and destruction
B. causing an extraordinary result
C. resulting impulsive behavior
D. resulting very deep sorrow

ANS: A

16.
Doni : Shall I help you with your project?
Dina : If you wouldn’t mind, can you search some supporting data for these ones, please?
Doni : Okay, it’s not a big deal for me. Just wait a moment.
Dina : Thank you, it’s very kind of you.

What is being discussed by Doni and Dina?

A. The data
B. A project
C. A moment
D. A big bussiness

ANS: B

17.

Doni : Shall I help you with your project?

Dina : If you wouldn’t mind, can you search some supporting data for these ones, please?
Doni : Okay, it’s not a big deal for me. Just wait a moment.
Dina : Thank you, it’s very kind of you.

The sentence “it’s very kind of you” means that...

A. Dina says about her agreement
B. Dina tells about her certainty
C. Dina expresses her gratitude
D. Dina shows her admiration

ANS: C

18.

Doni : Shall I help you with your project?

Dina : If you wouldn’t mind, can you search some supporting data for these ones, please?
Doni : Okay, it’s not a big deal for me. Just wait a moment.
Dina : Thank you, it’s very kind of you.

“it’s not a big deal for me”

The word it refers to ....
A. The action of giving help
B. The action of giving advice
C. The action of giving opinion
D. The action of giving direction

ANS: A

19.
Indro : Hi! Nugroho. It’s been a long time I didn’t see you. It had been about twenty fiveyears
since we were graduated from senior high school in 1993. Where have you been?
Nugroho : I’m in National Search and Rescue Agency(NSRA). I am used to be the spokesman
whenthereis an action of this agency. Nowadays we are busy in searching the
wreckageairplane body of airplane, black box, victims, and CVR of Lion Air.
Indro : Excellent! Our classmates are proud of you. Happy on duty!
Nugroho : Thanks. How about you?
Indro : I get a contract in MRT project in Jakarta. I’m a technical engineer.

The dialog talks about …

A. Indro’s friend works in MRT and NSRA.
B. Indro is a classmate of Nugroho at the moment.
C. NSRA team was in duty of searching the accident victims last year.
D. Nugroho’s duty is specialized to inform the NSRA’s finding progress.

ANS: D

20.

Indro : Hi! Nugroho. It’s been a long time I didn’t see you. It had been about twenty fiveyears
since we were graduated from senior high school in 1993. Where have you been?
Nugroho : I’m in National Search and Rescue Agency(NSRA). I am used to be the spokesman
whenthereis an action of this agency. Nowadays we are busy in searching the
wreckageairplane body of airplane, black box, victims, and CVR of Lion Air.
Indro : Excellent! Our classmates are proud of you. Happy on duty!
Nugroho : Thanks. How about you?
Indro : I get a contract in MRT project in Jakarta. I’m a technical engineer.

What is being handled by NSRA now?

A. Exploring the sea to lift the body of Lion Air
B. Searching the ruins and victims of Lion Air
C. Rescuing the accident of finding Lion Air
D. Reporting the accident of Lion Air

ANS: B

21.

Indro : Hi! Nugroho. It’s been a long time I didn’t see you. It had been about twenty fiveyears
since we were graduated from senior high school in 1993. Where have you been?
Nugroho : I’m in National Search and Rescue Agency(NSRA). I am used to be the spokesman
whenthereis an action of this agency. Nowadays we are busy in searching the
wreckageairplane body of airplane, black box, victims, and CVR of Lion Air.
Indro : Excellent! Our classmates are proud of you. Happy on duty!
Nugroho : Thanks. How about you?
Indro : I get a contract in MRT project in Jakarta. I’m a technical engineer.

The closest meaning of the word “get a contract” is…

A. observe
 B. assist
C. work
D. sign
ANS: C

22.
Alex : Good morning.
Cashier : Good morning.
Alex : I would like to know how to make out this check.
Cashier : Right, do you want to draw out some money?
Alex : Yes, twenty pounds.
Cashier : Twenty pounds, OK. Well, the first thing you need to do is to write today’s date in the
top right-hand corner where you see the line.At the top you just write today’s date and
the year. And if you want to draw out money after it says PAY…can you see…over on
the left-hand side?
Alex : The first line?
Cashier : That’s it, on the first line it says PAY and you write CASH afterwards.
Alex : In letters.
Cashier : Yes, CASH. You must write CASH. OK. Then underneath that you have to write the
amount of money you want. So, just twenty pounds and then you write ONLY at the end
of the words. Then at the end of that line where you can see the box, see over on the
right-hand side, youhave to write the amount you want in numbers. And thenunderneath
that box, the last thing you have to do in the right-hand corneris just write your
signature.
Alex : Thank you very much.
Cashier : OK, bye then.
Alex : Bye.

What is the cashier trying to explain?

A. How to make out the check
B. How to open a bank account
C. How to deal with banking problem
D. How to see the total amount of money

ANS: A

23.
Alex : Good morning.
Cashier : Good morning.
Alex : I would like to know how to make out this check.
Cashier : Right, do you want to draw out some money?
Alex : Yes, twenty pounds.
Cashier : Twenty pounds, OK. Well, the first thing you need to do is to write today’s date in the
top right-hand corner where you see the line.At the top you just write today’s date and
 the year. And if you want to draw out money after it says PAY…can you see…over on
the left-hand side?
Alex : The first line?
Cashier : That’s it, on the first line it says PAY and you write CASH afterwards.
Alex : In letters.
Cashier : Yes, CASH. You must write CASH. OK. Then underneath that you have to write the
amount of money you want. So, just twenty pounds and then you write ONLY at the end
of the words. Then at the end of that line where you can see the box, see over on the
right-hand side, youhave to write the amount you want in numbers. And thenunderneath
that box, the last thing you have to do in the right-hand corneris just write your
signature.
Alex : Thank you very much.
Cashier : OK, bye then.
Alex : Bye.

What must be done after writing today’s date and year?

A. Write OK after PAY
B. Write PAY after OK
C. Write CASH after PAY
D. Write PAY after CASH

ANS: C

24.
Alex : Good morning.
Cashier : Good morning.
Alex : I would like to know how to make out this check.
Cashier : Right, do you want to draw out some money?
Alex : Yes, twenty pounds.
Cashier : Twenty pounds, OK. Well, the first thing you need to do is to write today’s date in the
top right-hand corner where you see the line.At the top you just write today’s date and
the year. And if you want to draw out money after it says PAY…can you see…over on
the left-hand side?
Alex : The first line?
Cashier : That’s it, on the first line it says PAY and you write CASH afterwards.
Alex : In letters.
Cashier : Yes, CASH. You must write CASH. OK. Then underneath that you have to write the
amount of money you want. So, just twenty pounds and then you write ONLY at the end
of the words. Then at the end of that line where you can see the box, see over on the
right-hand side, youhave to write the amount you want in numbers. And thenunderneath
that box, the last thing you have to do in the right-hand corneris just write your
signature.
Alex : Thank you very much.
Cashier : OK, bye then.
Alex : Bye.

Writing a signature is …
A. only at the end of the amount of money.
B. done after we draw out some money.
C. the first step in making out a check.
D. the last step in making out a check.

ANS: D

25.
Dian: ... I met Afgan in the airport this morning.
Candy: Really? Oh my God. What did you do then?
Dian: I asked him to have a photo together.
Candy: Wow, can I see it?
A. I told you so
B. You won’t believe it
C. You must be kidding
D. You have to listen to me

ANS: B

26.
Mita: ..., what’s wrong with you?
Sheila: I slept late tonight. I had so many worksheets to finish. Now, I’m very dizzy.
Mita: How about buying a fresh juice and a brand new pizza there. I think it will help youto omit
that dizziness.
A. You look so pale
B. You look curious
C. You look nervous
D. You look gorgeous

ANS: A

27.
Erna: Have you ever visited Transportation museum, Wuri?
Wuri: Yes, I have. It was five years ago. How about it now?
Erna : There are many progresses. … .
Wuri: Wow! That’s amazing. I’d like to touch the real ones.
A. They are visited by thousands of people everyday.
B. Some parts of museumare destroyed by Tsunami.
C. Two formula-one cars are exhibited as new icons.
D. Some new food-courts are built around it.

ANS: C

28.
Andy: Too bad. I got a C- on my biology test.
 Brian: Well, if you ...,you should study harder and play less next time.
Andy: I think you're right. Thanks for the advice.
A. would like to be a chairman
B. want to get a better score
C. expect to win the games
D. need to join the pre test

ANS: B

29.
Demian: If you want to talk to me, I just have free time after four o’clock.
Moore: Are you stuck with your duties? …
Demian: That sounds good. I hope it will make me fresh.
A. Do you want to take a bath?
B. What about going out to the city park?
C. Shall we go out for a cone of ice cream?
D. How about a glass of coffee and a slice of cake?

ANS: C

30.
Hotel staff : Good morning, Sir. Did you sleep well last night?
Hotel guest : No, not really. I think there’s a problem with the air conditioning inmy room. It
didn’t work.
Hotel staff : I’m very sorry about that, Sir. ….
Hotel guest : Yes, please if you have one.
A. Would you like me to find you another room for tonight?
B. Could you take my broken air conditioning, please?
C. Would you like to have a more comfortable bed?
D. Could you repair the noisy machine for me?

ANS: A

31.
Totto: Tetsuko called me this morning. He is in the hospital now.
Chan: Is he all right? I just spoke to him yesterday and he was fine.
Totto: Poor him! He was in a car accident on his way home from work last night. …
A. He is still interrogated at the police station.
B. He didn’t speak to me about the accident.
C. He hasn’t been conscious yet.
D. He has broken his leg.

ANS: D

32.
Bill: Did management give any feedback for your presentation?
Gate: Yes, I met with the sales director immediately after the meeting and ... .
 Bill: That’s great, Gate.
A. he complained about our report.
B. he was impressed with our work.
C. the presentation was dissatisfying.
D. the management had a tied decision.

ANS: B

33.
Laila: I had received a letter from Umang in Mataram. She told me that she had been a vice
manager in a company. She lived happily.
Aini: I am hoping ... .
Laila: Let’s learn harder.
A. that she will live better
B. for a good chance as she had
C. see her right away in Lombok
D. my life won’t be as good as hers

ANS: C

34.
Fairuz: The electricity cost for daily living is getting expensive.
Fauzzi: I guess so. We should save our electricity usage.
Fairuz: What should we do? Do you have any tips?
Fauzzi: We should unplug all the electric tools when they are not used and…
A. avoid to plug electrical tools in case of raining
B. plug all the electric appliances in one socket
C. you should pay the electricity bill on time
D. don’t turn on the lamp at the daily light

ANS: D

35. Jane: …
Mary: I don't have any idea yet.I think I might stay at home.
Jane: Stay at home? You should do something more interesting. I am going to go tocinema this
weekend. Would you like to come with me?
Mary: That sounds so good. I think I will join with you.
A. Do you have any planthis weekend?
B. Do you do something at home?
C. Do you always stay at home?
D. Do you agree with the idea?

ANS: A