UNIVERSITAS PGRI SEMARANG

UJIAN AKHIR SEMESTER GASAL 2019/2020

Program Studi : Semua Jurusan Pengampu : Tim Dosen

PBI Mata Kuliah : MKU (General English)
Hari, tanggal : 1- 4 Juli 2021
Semester :- Waktu : 90 menit

A. (1) Put the verb into the correct form using SimplePresentform.

1. Nasikin drives (drive) a bus school every day.

2. She has (have) many friends.
3. I do not eat (not eat) cheese.
4. James does not remember (not remember) me.
5. She washes (wash) the dishes every evening.
6. Alexis and her husband always come (come) for the summer.
7. She drinks (drink) coffee every morning.
8. I wake up (wake up) at five regularly in the morning.
9. Do you watch (watch) the newest movie at the cinema?
10. Does he draw (draw) a picture well?
11. Antoni goes (go) to sleep too late.
12. Alexander goes (go) jogging today with his friends.
13. The headmaster greet (greet) her students nicely in front of the gate every
morning.
14. The flight attendants prepare (prepare) the food well.
15. Some students like (like) to study in the morning.
16. Her neighbors praty (pray) together at the mosque every day.
17. Do you go (go) to work by train?
18. Are you ready (ready) to work overtime with my team?
19. Emma joins (join) the cooking competition in her office.
20. Jim and Joe water (water) the flowers every week.

(2). Complete the sentences using the following verbs in the correct form,
positive or negative using SimplePastform.

1. Mammoths did not eat (not eat) meat. They eat (eat) grass.
2. I paid (pay) by credit card. I did not pay (not pay) cash.
3. He drank (drink) some milk. He did not drink (not drink) any water.
4. She only spent (spend) a pound. She did not spend (not spend) 3 pounds.
5. I saw (see) some elephants. I did not see (not see) any lions.
6. They did not swim (not swim) un the sea,but they swam (swim) in the lake
7. He always goes to work by car. Yesterday he went (go) to work by bus.
8. Bill loses his key. He lose (lose) one last Saturday.
9. Tom always has a shower in the morning. Tom did not have (not have) a
shower
this morning.
 10. Usually they buy a new car every year, but last year they did not have (not
buy) a new car.
11. Today the weather is nice, but yesterday it was rain (rain).
12. When I was a child I wanted (want) to be a lawyer.
13. Bruce enjoyed (enjoy) his mountain bike yesterday evening.
14. The accident happened (happen) last Sunday afternoon.
15. The weather was good yesterday afternoon, so we played (play) tennis.
16. It was hot in the room, so I opened (open) the window.
17. We usually do our shopping on Monday. We did (do) our shopping
last Monday, too.
18. We leave at 8.30 every morning. But yesterday we left (leave) at 8.00.
19. I eat an orange every day, but yesterday I did not eat (not eat) an orange
because I
had a stomachache.
20. Ann often takes photos. Last weekend she did not take (not take) photos.

(3) Use willand/or begoingtowith the verb in parentheses using Futureform.

1. The students is going to write (write) their essays by the end of next
week.
2. My ski instructor believes it is going to snow (snow) in the mountains
tomorrow evening.
3. They are going to fly (fly) to London on Friday evening at 8:15.
4. We will wait (wait) in the shelter until the bus comes.
5. In three years I am going to live (live) in a different country.
6. Paul is going fly (fly) to London on Monday morning.
7. The English lesson is going start (start) at 8.45.
8. I don’t think you are going to have (have) any problems when you land in
Boston.
9. On Sunday at 8 o’clock I am going to meet (meet) my friend.
10. We will have (have) dinner at a nice restaurant on Saturday, but we haven’t
booked a table yet.
11. Wait! I am going to drive (drive) you to the station.
12. Look at the clouds —It is going to rain (rain) in a few minutes.
13. Listen! There’s someone at the door. I am going open (open) the door for
you.
14. I will see (see) my parents in December.
15. The meeting is going to take (take) place at 6 pm.
16. They are going to be (be) home at 10 o’clock.
17. If she passes the exam, she will be (be) very happy.
18. Joan thinks the Conservatives will win (win) the next election.
19. If you eat all of the cake, you will feel (feel) sick.
20. I am going to be (be) there by four o’clock I promise.

B. Read the recount text below and answer the following questions in short
based on the text.
THE BIOGRAPHY OF HOTMAN PARIS HUTAPEA
Hotman was born on 20 October 1959 in Laguboti village, North
Sumatra. He was the sixth of 10 children in a Protestant Batak family. His first
name was taken
 from the Batak word hotma, which means 'steady'. His father ran an intercity bus
company called Bintang Utara and often had to live away from home in the North
Sumatra capital of Medan. His mother remained at Laguboti and encouraged the
children to eat healthily, especially fish and papaya leaves, so they would develop
high IQs. Eight of the 10 children became university graduates.
Hotman had planned to study at Indonesia's prestigious Bandung
Technology Institute but failed to pass the entrance exam. He said he knew the
answers but did not know how to fill in the answer sheet. Consequently, he applied
to study law at Parahyangan Catholic University in Bandung, West Java. He said he
had never dreamed of being a lawyer because he used to meet unemployed people
with law degrees. Despite his initial lack of enthusiasm, Hotman enjoyed his studies
and achieved high scores, becoming the Law Faculty's first student to complete the
course in three and a half years. He graduated in 1981.
After Hotman graduated from law school, one of his lecturer's friends
advised him to approach the Jakarta law office of O.C. Kaligis. He took a bus to
the office at a shop-house complex in Glodok area and applied for a job.
Working for Kaligis, Hotman had his first experience of court. "One time, O.C.
Kaligis told me to come to East Jakarta District Court. Actually, it was just a
regular court session. However, since that first experience of a trial, this leg
can’t keep still. It’s always shaking,” he said. Later in 1982, he briefly joined
senior lawyer Adnan Buyung Nasution's firm Nasution Lubis Hadiputranto.
Hotman was recruited by Bank Indonesia because of his high academic
achievement. He quit after one year, later saying he realized he would never get
rich there.
In 1983, Hotman took a job with Makarim & Taira S, a firm specializing in
international corporate law. Over 1987-1998, he did some work for the firm's
Australian affiliate, Freehill, Hollingdale & Page. In 1998, he spoke out against
foreign lawyers in Indonesia. He left Makarim & Taira S to set up on his own
firm, Hotman Paris Hutapea & Partners in 1999. His firm focuses on
international finance litigation and dispute resolution. He became famous for
helping Indonesian conglomerates write off foreign debt, often arguing their
original arrangements were illegal under Indonesian law.
In a 2010 interview, Hotman told TheNewYork Times, “If I say I’m a clean
lawyer, I’ll be a hypocrite, that’s all I can say. And if other lawyers say they are
clean, they will go to jail, they’ll go to hell.”
In 2014, Hong Kong-based Capital Profile issued a special report titled TheBestof
HotmanParis, listing eight of his "most illustrious clients and memorable cases".

1. How many sisters/brothers did Hotman have?

he has 2 brothers and 2 step sisters,he has no sister and
no,brother dan he has two brothers,she has two step sisters

2. Why did Hotman’s mother encourage her children to eat healthily?

3. Why did he fail in the entrance exam in Bandung Technology Institute?

 4. In the 2nd paragraph, Hotman said he had never dreamed of being a lawyer.
What does it mean?

5. From the last paragraph, Hotman told The New York Times, “If I say I’m a
clean lawyer, I’ll be a hypocrite, that’s all I can say. And if other lawyers
say they are clean, they will go to jail, they’ll go to hell.” What can you
infer from his statement?

C. Describe anything or anyone that relates to the field of your study in no

less than twenty sentences.