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PASIR PENGARAIAN

SEMESTER GENAP

MATA PELAJARAN : BAHASA INGGRIS

SATUAN PENDIDIKAN : SPNF SKB ROKAN HULU
KLS : XI/ PAKET C
WAKTU : 90 MENIT
TAHUN PELAJARAN : 2018/2019

Text for number 1 - 5

Going to colloge can be expensive. Everyone knows that tuition, room, and board can
cost anywhere from $ 3.000 to $ 10.000 per semester, but there are other expenses that make
going to college even more expensive. For instance, books typically cost between $ 150 and $
400 each of term. Supplies, too, are not cheap, for as any student knows, paper, notebooks,
writing utensils, and the many other supplies needed usually cos more at the college
bookstores that at a local discount department store. For instance, a package of notepaper
costing $ 1 at at a discount store might cost $ 2 at a college bookstore. In addtion, there are all
kinds of special fees tacked into the bill at registration time. A student might have to pay a $
30 insurance fee, a $ 30 insurance fee, a $ 15 activity fee, a $ 10 fee to the student goverment
association, and anywhere from $ 20 to $ 100 for parking. If a student decides to add or drop
a course after registration, there is yet another fee. The fees have never seen to end.
1. What does the text talk about?
a. College tuition is expensive
b. Costs of books at college is expensive
c. Going to college can be expensive
d. There are many kinds of fee tacked into the bill
e. Everyone knows that tuition, room, and board are expensive
2. How many arguments does the writer give to support the idea?
a. 1 d. 4
b. 2 e. 5
c. 3
3. Which of the following fee is not special fee?
a. Insurance fee d. activity fee
b. Registration fee e. student government association fee
c. Parking fee
4. What kind of support does the writer use?
a. Specific fee d. anecdote
b. Examples e. facts
c. Illustration
5. There are all kinds of special fees tacked into the ball at registration time. The underline
word refers to...
a. Put d. included
b. Took e. pasted
c. Inserted

Text for number 6 - 10

There should be regular dengue fever campaigns
The number of dengue fever cases in Jakarta has increased by 10 to 31 percent
everyday since the biggining of 2007.
We all know how to prevent the spread of dengue. Cleaning out water containers is
easy, but not many people do this on a regular basis.
Usually there are people who are paid to do this, but it is better if our neighbourhood
unit chief encourages residents to work together to clean around houses and environment.
If people regularly clean their environment, the local government should also regularly
campaign to educate people on dengue fever. There is not need to wait for more facilities
before doing this.
These days volounteer initiatives have begun to fade away. The city’s campaign is
important because there are still many who remain uneducated about the dangers of dengue
fever.

6. What cases increased in Jakarta since the beginning of 2007?

a. Head ache d. heartache
b. Stomach ache e. dengue fever
c. Cancer
7. What should people do to prevent the spread of dengue?
a. Don’t ever clean water container
b. Leave our house dirty
c. Eat the healthy food
d. spray mosquito repellent
e. clean around house and the environment
8. What should goverment do to prevent the spread of dengue?
a. Campaign to educate people on dengue fever regularly
b. Campaign people to keep healthy life
c. Clean water container
d. Clean the environment
e. Clean around the house
9. Why should government regularly campaign how to prevent the spread of dengue?
a. To prevent the spread of dengue
b. To make people clean their house
c. To make people clean around house and the environment
d. To make people to keep healthy life
e. To make people always clean out water container
10. These days volounteer initiatives have begun to fade away
The underline word means...
a. Start d. come
b. Finish e. forget
c. Go
Text for number 11 – 15
Peter Pan was an orphan. His fairy godmother gave him the gift of flight. Peter’s fairy
took him to neverland. He met many friends there. He took out his pipe and played a few
songs.
One night, Peter flew into town. He saw a mother sleeping with her baby. “how I wish I
had a mother,” “he said sadly. He then flew back to neverland. There he met Mimi. Mimi,
too, was an exphan. They became friends.
Peter and Tinker Bell, a fairy, flew into town and befriended Wendy and her brothers.
Wendy’s mother saw Peter. She tried to catch him but only caught his shadow. Peter begged
to sew his shadow back and she agreed. He then took Wendy and her brothers to Neverland.
There Wendy and her brothers were captured by Captain Hook, the evil pirate. Peter
with the help of tinker Bell, fought the pirates and won.
Peter then bought Wendy and her brothers home.

11. Where did fairy take Peter Pan to?

a. Home d. orphanage house
b. Town e. the sleeping mother
c. Neverland
12. Why can Peter Pan fly?
a. Due to his mother d. because he is an orphan
b. Because of a fairy e. because fairy gave him the give of flight
c. Because he flew at night
13. What did Peter Pan see when he flew into town?
a. The sleeping mother d. Wendy
b. Orphanage house e. Mimi
c. The pirates
14. Who did Peter Pan meet when he was back to neverland?
a. Wendy’s mother d. Mimi
b. The pirates e. fairy
c. Wendy
15. What paragraph tells about complication?
a. 1 dan 2 d. 3 dan 4
b. 1 dan 3 e. 4 dan 5
c. 2 dan 3

Text for number 16 – 20

Mr. And Mrs. Williams got married when he was twenty-three, and she was twenty.
Twenty-five years later, they had a big party, and a photographer came and took some
photographs of them.
Then the photographer gave Mrs. Williams a card and said, “They’ll be ready next
Wednesday. You can get them from our studio.”
“No,” Mrs. Williams said, “please send them to us.”
The photographs arrived a week later, but Mrs. Williams was not happy when she saw
them. She went inside and said angrily, “you took some photographs of me and my husband
last week, but I’m not going to pay for them.”
“oh, why not?” the photographer asked.
“because my husband looks like a monkey.” Mrs. Williams said.
“Well,” the photographer answered, “that isn’t our fault. Why didn’t you think of that
before you married him?”
16. How old was Mrs. Williams when she got married?
a. Twenty d. twenty-five
b. Thirty e. thirty-three
c. Twenty-three
17. Why was Mrs. Williams not happy when she was the photographs?
a. The photographs arrived a week later
b. Her husband looks like a monkey
c. Sent their photographs late
d. Said it is her fault
e. Gave her a card
18. What kind of text is it?
a. Procedure d. Spoof
b. Descriptive e. expository
c. Narrative
19. What did the photograper answer when Mrs. Williams asked why her husband looks
like a monkey?
a. That is not his fault d. why is it my fault
b. That is not my fault e. why it is his fault
c. That is was not his fault
20. Why didn’t you think of that before you married him. The underlined word refers to...
a. Mrs. Williams d. the photographer
b. Mr. Williams e. Mr and Mrs. Williams
c. The photographs

Text for number 21 – 24

The fox is a clever mammal that has large ears and a long, bushy tail. It live in many
different habitats, including forest, desert, scrub, plains, grassland, and Arctic snow. Many
live in the area where forests meet farms. foxes are found in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia,
and North and South America. A fox can live up to 13 years in captivity. Predators of the fox
include the wolf and man. Foxes will double bak on their own tracks in order to confuse their
enemies.
A male fox is called a renyard, the famale is called a vixen, and the baby is called a kit.
A group of foxes is called a skulk or leash.
Foxes range from 14 to 39 inches (36-99) long with a tail 7 to 20 inches (18 to 51) long.
The long, bushy tail, sometimes called a sweep, helps the fox change direction quickly and
keeps the fox’s feet and nose warm when it curls up to sleep. Foxes have sharp, curved claws,
sharp teeth, and thick, insulating fur.
21. What is the text about? It is about...
a. Wild animals d. fox
b. Kangaroo e. an ox
c. An insect
22. What is the organization of the text...
a. Source d. background and events
b. Background d. classification and
description
c. Classification
23. What is the social function of the text...
a. To retell about the experience seeing the fox
b. To amuse the reader with the story of the fox
c. To inform about the fox to the reader
d. To describe the fox to the reader
e. To inform the event about the fox
24. The fox is a clever mammal that large ears and long bushy tail. The underlined word
means...
a. Funny d. fancy
b. Wavy e. heavy
c. bigger
25. What makes fox change direction very quickly...
a. Sharp claws d. bushy tail
b. Sharp teeth e. thick fur

Large ears
Text for number 25 – 29
Ronald Reagan: Parlous Situation
One evening Ronald Reagan attended a formal state dinner in honour of french
president Francois Mitterrand.
“He (Mitterrand) and his wife and Nancy and I finished the receiving line, “reagan later
recalled, “and the four of us walked from the east room into the state dining room. As was
customary, everyone in the room was to stand until Nancy led Francois to her table and I led
Mrs. Mitterrand to my table at the opposite side of the room.
“Nancy and Francois headed for their table , but Mrs. Mitterrand stood Frozen, even
after a butler motioned at her that she was to talk toward our table. I whispered, “we’re
supposed to go over there to the other side. ‘but she wouldn’t move. She said something to
me very quitely in French, which I didn’t understand. Then she repeated it, and I shook my
head. I still didn’t know what she was saying; suddenly an interpreter ran up to us and said,
“She’s telling you that you are standing on her gown!’”
21. Who was Ronald Reagan?
a. President of United state
b. Prime minister of United kingdom
c. President of Egypt
d. King of Thailand
e. President of Singapore
22. Where were Ronald Reagan and his wife?
a. In french d. In restaurant
b. East room e. In hotel restaurant
 c. State of dining room
23. Why did Mrs. Mitterrand stand frozen?
a. Because her gown was stood on
b. She waited for Ronald Reagan
c. she waited for interpreter
d. she led Mr Reagan to sit first
e. she led Mr. Francois to sit first
24. What did Mrs. Mitterrand say to Ronald Reagan?
a. She did not understand
b. She did not know what he was saying
c. She wouldn’t move
d. She was supposed to go over there to the other side
e. She is telling him that he was standing on her gown
25. Who is the writer of the text?
a. Francois d. Ronald Reagan
b. French President e. Nancy
c. Mitterrand

Text for number 30 – 35

Government should solve the problem of using formaldehyde in food. As the country’s
food and drug monitoring officers acrooss the archipelago found that formaldehyde is being
used in food such as tofu, fresh noodles, and sea food. Many producers of those products
wonder that they are going bankrupt because they lost their customers since the media
announced that issue. Most of the producers of meat ball are home industry. Though they do
not use formaldehyde in their products, their customers are afraid to eat their products. This
situation will affect their income.
It will be difficult to stop producers from using formaldehyde as it is the cheapest
presevervative but the government has to solve this problem in order to ensure that people eat
healthy food and small businesses survive. It is not fair to treat all tofu, salted fish, fresh
noodles as containing formaldehyde. How will small business survive? It would be counter-
productive to the government’s own efforts to encourage small and medium business.
So there must be a research into cheap, safe and alternative preservatives in order to
avoid using formaldehcyde in food.
26. The social function of the text is to...
a. Informing about using formaldehyde in food
b. Describing the formaldehyde to the reader
c. Entertaining the reader with the story formaldehyde in food
d. Presenting two point of view about using formaldehyde
e. Persuading the reader that Government should solve the problem of using
formaldehyde in food
27. What problem has been discussed in the text?
a. The country’s food and drug monitoring officers
b. Tofu, fresh noodles and sea food
c. Using formaldehyde in food
d. Small and medium business
e. The cheapest preservative
28. Which is not an argument given by the writer?
 a. Many producers of those products wonder that they are going bankrupt because
they lost their customers since the media announced that issue
b. It will be difficult to stop producers from using formaldehyde as it is the cheapest
preservative
c. The problem of using formaldehycle in food was found by the country’s food and
drug monitoring offices
d. it is not fair to treat all tofu, salted fish, fresh noodles as containing formaldehyde
e. most of the producer of meat ball are home industry
29. Government should solve the problem of using formaldehyde in food.
The underline word means...
a. Antiseptic d. salt
b. Formalin e. drug
c. boric
30. Government should solve the problem of using formaldehyde in food.
The underline word means...
a. Found d. overcome
b. Wonder e. announce
c. Survive
31. What is the writer suggestion?
a. It would be counter-productive to the government’s own effort to encourage small
and medium business
b. It would be counter-productive to the efforts to encourage small and medium
business
c. There must be a research into cheap, safe and alternative preservatives
d. Ensure that people eat healthy food
e. Don’t eat products using formaldehyde
ESSAY
Trial should be Non-political

Capital punishment under indonesias legal system has been questioned by human rights
watchdogs who assert it violates the constitutions and international conventions on human
rights.
I think the case of the three convicts was political because the authorities didi not
investigate people the convicts said were the masterminds of the deadly attack. I believe the
three men were only scapegoats.
The goverment should be really careful in handing down such a sentence. The judges
have to really sure that the convicts deserve the death penalty because, otherwise, it would
only spark public protests.
I believe that the trail must be free, not only of political interests, but also economic and
religious issues.
I support capital punishment for criminals involved in bomb attacks or genocide.
We must make sure that the execution itself does not cause them uncle suffering. We
should remember that death itself horrifies most people.
I think government must guarantee that the death penalty is free of political interests, so
it does not result in public protests, as happened in resent case.

32. What case has been discussed in the text?

33. Why did the writer say that the case was political?
34. What suggestion is given by the writer to reader?
35. When would public protests spark?
36. What do the underlined words mean?