Text for question number 1 and 2.
unplug the charder both from the device and the
Hi Rendra,
We proud of your achievement. You have passed the
national examination with flying color. Your
achievement will unlock the next step of your study.
Congrats my boy!
Love.
Mom and Dad
1. Rendra's parents write the text to…
A. see their son's success.
B. appreciate their son's achievement.
C. express their happiness at their son's graduation
day.
D. convey how big their love to their son.
2. "Your achievement will unlock the next step of
your study."
This sentence means ….
A. Rendra will continue his study in reputable senior
high school.
B. Rendra's parents will give the key to be successful
for his future.
C. Rendra's parents expect that he will continue his
study abroad
D. Rendra wants to be accepted in senior high school
he has dreamt for.
Text for question number 3 and 4.
Hi Ahza,
Don't forget to unplug the laptop charger from both
the laptop and the electricity terminal after complete
charging notification showing up on the screen.
Otherwise, it will make either your laptop battery ruin
or increase the electricity bill.
Reino
3. What will Ahza probably do when the notification
has not appeared yet?
A. Find the terminal to plug in the charger.
B. Keep the charger in his bag.
C. Wait until the notification popping up.
D. Keep charging his laptop.
4. If the charging process completes, ..
A. unplug the charger either from the device or the
terminal
B. wait for the notification popping up on the laptop
screen
C. keep working on the device and use the charger
correctly
D.
terminal
Text for question number 5 and 6
5. To whom is the text aimed?
A. crews of a train
B. passengers who are on board
C. ticket counter officers
D. people who are at railway station
6. If an on-board passenger wants to use the toilet,
he/she should…
A. find another toilet
B. wait until the train is moving
C. go to the railway station toilet
D wait for another passenger who is using it
Text for question number 7 and 8
VISIT BEAUTIFUL BALI
Enjoy Bali's beautiful beaches! Visit the art city of
Ubud! Stay in Asia's finest
hotels! Buy beautiful souvenirs! See Mount Agung!
…and much more.
We've got it all! Come and see the art shops, the
temples, and the exotic dances. Come
and try our restaurants.
Call Citra Tour, Tel. 62-31-5087062
7. It can be concluded from the text that.
A. People can buy lovely souvenirs in the beach of Bali
B. If someone is interested in Bali. she/he should call
Citra tour.
C. The people can see some beautiful beaches and
Europe's finest hotel in Bali
D. There are many art shops, the ancient temples, and
modern dances in Bali's island
8. What will the readers probably do after reading
the advertisement?
A. He/she will contact Citra Tour for more information
B. He/she will get another tour service reference
C. He/she will save money to prepare visiting Bali.
D. He/she will consider visiting Bali using Citra Tour
Text for question number 9 and 10.
To : Bima<bimasakti123@gmail.com>
From : Jojo<jonathanchrist@gmail.com>
Date and time : November 14, 2011 20:45
Subject : My New City

Hi, Bim
How is it going? I hope you'll be fine. Here, I'd like to tell you about my new city. Frankly, San
Francisco is my favorite city in the United States. It is beautiful, clean, not too big, and it has something for
everybody. I love the streets and buildings in San Francisco. The streets wind up and down the hills, with beautiful
old brick and wooden houses on either side.
And you know what? One of my favorite things to do in San Francisco is to ride the cable car. It
takes me to most parts of the city. It's not a very comfortable ride, but it's exciting and the views I get from the
car are wonderful. And I like the weather in San Francisco. It never gets too cold or too hot. The summers are
pleasant. The fresh breezes blow off the ocean and the sky is always blue. It rains quite a lot in the winter, but it
never gets very cold.
Another thing I enjoy about the city is the restaurants. The seafood restaurants, with crabs and
lobster, are my favorites. I can also get great Chinese, Japanese, American and European food in San Francisco.
Well, that's my entire story about my new city. If you are interested in coming to my city, please tell me as soon
as possible. I will prepare the comfortable place for you. Okay, see you at my city.

Your best friend,

Jojo

9. It can be concluded from the text that Jojo
actually tells ... to Bima.
A. the entire story of his new city.
B. the fantastic Japanese and European food.
C. the streets and beautiful seashores in San
Francisco.
D. the views, weather, restaurants, and few
parts of the city.
10. What is interesting about streets in San
Francisco?
A. They are clean, beautiful and big.
B. They are wet due to the rain every day.
C. They wind up and down the hills with
beautiful inns.
D. They are completed with beautiful old brick
and wooden houses on either side.

Text for question number 11 – 13.

The Story of the Hare and the Tortoise
Once in a faraway of an island, the hare was once boasting of his speed before the other animals. "I have never
yet been beaten," said the hare arrogantly, "when I put forth my full speed. I challenge anyone here to race with
me. "The tortoise said quietly, "I accept your challenge." "That is a good joke," said the hare. "I could dance
around you all the way." "Alright, keep on your boasting until you've beaten," answered the tortoise. "Shall we
race?"
Subsequently, a course was fixed and a start was made. The hare darted almost out of sight at once, but soon
stopped and to show his contempt for the tortoise, lay down to have a nap. The tortoise plodded on and plodded
on, and when the hare awoke from his nap, he saw the tortoise nearing the finish line and he could not catch up
in time to save the race.

11. What did the hare do in that race while the
tortoise plodded on?
A. The hare dance around tortoise.
B. The hare stopped and took a nap.
C. The hare darted slowly.
D. The hare run very fast
12. From the text above we can conclude that ...
A. The hare had a successful idea to catch up in
time to win the race
B. The hare kept plodding on his effort to win the
race.
C. The tortoise could dance around all the way
D. The tortoise had a triumph eventually
13. What is the moral value that we can get from
the story?
A. Plodding wins the race
B. Slow and steady never win the race.
C. Be patient to face the problems.
D. If we sleep on the way, well be the winner.
Text for question number 14 – 16.
Hi, mom

Jenita and I have just arrived at Bali in good condition. Guess what! Now, we together stay in a cozy hotel. The
room is not big but lovely. The wall is cream so we feel warm inside. The curtains are arranged beautifully. The
room is also completed with the nice furniture, too. It has a sofa and a big TV set. Anyway, don't worry about us
again, okay? We always love you, mom.

Your beloved daughter,

Mirna

14. Based on the text above, what is the feeling of C. It has small rooms but beautiful
the writer's mother to her daughters' safety? D. The rooms of the hotel are so chilly inside
A. Affirmative
B. Delighted 16. Now, we together stay in a cozy hotel
C. Pleasant What does the underlined word refer to?
D. Anxious A. Mirna, Jenita and their beloved mother
B. Jenita and her beloved mother
15. What is TRUE about the hotel? C. Mirna and her beloved sister
A. It is full-size D. Mirna's mother and Jenita
B. It is small and uncomfortable

Text for question number 17 and 18.

To: Sandra

You won the English speech contest impressively. All contestants and audiences had a high regard for your talent
in conveying English speech and your perfect performance. Congratulation on your big success! Truthfully, you
are really astounding.

Love
Nabila

17. What did all contestants and audiences think

highly of Sandra? 18. "All participants and audiences had a high
A. Her talent in conveying English speech and regard for your talent..." It means the participants
perfect performance and audiences ... Sandra's performance.
B. Her imperfect performance in English A. underestimated
speech contest. B. dissatisfied
C. Her success of conducting the English C. mocked at
contest. D. admired
D. Her respect to the audiences of contest.

Text for question number 19 and 20.

MIRANMAR
MIRANMAR is the latest eating place for those who want to experience dining with the classics flavors of China. We
serve contemporary Chinese food, from heavy to light and from sweet to extremely hot.
Here you will have a dining experience that is fashionable, authentic, and healthy. With about 200 items on the menu,
you will not be disappointed with anything found here such as starting with Rock Salad, an entrée made from various
vegetables, mayonnaise and egg yolk, that is richly colorful and yet light, and prepared in front of the customer with
a special performance by a trained waiter.
Having the distinction of being the first international branch, Miranmar Semarang has a restaurant design concept
that is inspired by the idea of a 'treasure chest' and uses various valuable artifacts such as snuff bottles, lanterns,
pearls and a characteristics wooden partition to create an old style Chinese ambiance.
Call 024 76251254 for reservations and more information.

19. The restaurant is designed in such a way to .

A. ease the customers in enjoying the food C. bring business in dining table
B. resemble a Chinese style in the past D. match the beauty of Jakarta
20. What will the readers probably do after reading the text?
A. He/she will call Miranmar for reservations
B. He/she will ignore the information
C. He/she will invite all of his/her family to have dinner at Miranmar.
D. He/she will consider enjoying food at Miranmar

Text for question number 21 and 22.

The cash dispenser machine first emerged in 1960s, and has gone through several developments simultaneously in
different countries, mainly the USA, Japan, UK, and Sweden, That is why many inventors contributed to the history of
this particular machine.
Nowadays, ATMs are not only used to withdraw money. You can also pay your bills, transfer money to other accounts,
buy cell phone vouchers, and do many other transactions. Banks have also set up special interbank networks, such as
ATM BERSAMA Approximately there are more than 1.8 million ATMs installed and in use around the world today. Here
are some of the most interesting locations. The highest ATM is installed in Nagchu County, Tibet, at 4500 meters above
the sea level. while the lowest ATM is installed at Ein Bo Kek, near Dead Sea, Israel, at 421 meters below the sea level.

21. The following statement is correct based on the

text above.
A. The user may only use ATM to withdraw
money and pay bills.
B. Banks have established special interbank
networks to ease the transactions.
C. The cash dispenser machine first disappeared
in 1960.
D. Precisely there are 1.8 million ATMs installed
around the world.
22. What does the first paragraph tell us about?
A. The functions of ATM in many daily
transactions.
B. The countries have developed the different
machine successfully.
C. The location of the particular machine in some
of the most interesting locations.
D. The reason of inventors contributed to the
history of the cash dispenser machine

Text for question number 23 and 24.

HOW TO MAKE A SAIL BOAT
What you need:
• A 2 cm thick piece of Styrofoam
• Writing paper
• A stick like the one used for sate
• Cutter
• Pencil
• Scissors
• Ruler
• Color pencils

How to make it:

1. Cut a 4x10 cm piece of the Styrofoam for the hull and two pieces of 8x2 cm each for the floats. Make an arrow
– like shape on one side of the hull. Save the triangles. Prepare two sticks of 15 cm long each.
2. Join the hull and the floats together with one stick. Push the other stick vertically into the hull for the sail. Put
one of the triangles above the hull.
3. Cut an 8x12 cm piece of paper for the sail and a triangle of 2x6x6 cm for the flag. Draw your favorite picture
on the paper.
4. Weave the vertical stick through the sail and flag. Your sailboat is done.
5. Put it on water. Let the wind blow your sailboat.

23. What do you know about this sailboat?

A. The size of the sail is 4x10 cm made from a
piece of paper.
B. It has an arrow like shape on both sides of
the hull.
C. It has a triangle flag on the top
D. There is no picture on it.
24. How can your sailboat be functioned?
A. It needs the wind blow.
B. It requires the favorite picture to sail.
C. The Styrofoam of sailboat makes it heavy.
D. The writer helps the sailboat sink to the
water.
Text for question number 25 and 26.
Hi Marta!

Well, I'm back! I had a great time in Borneo with my cousins. It was really fascinating moment. What about Borneo?
By the way, the place was interesting, but I don't think we spent enough time there.
When we had a plan to go to the village through the river, there were too many people for the long boat, so we
travelled there by a bus. The village was fantastic. I loved the house in which we would spend the night, but there
weren't enough rooms for all of us to sleep there, so we decided to sleep in the tents.
The first night was absolutely great since we made an opened area party with some villagers, but I ate too much spicy
food, and so I felt ill in the next morning! The second night there was jungle trek-lots of interesting things there, but
not enough time to see everything. Anyway, I'll see you next weekend and show you all my photos. See you then.

Love.
Riyani

25.
From the text, it can be concluded that the writer didn't take a long boat because .
A. she did not have enough money to pay the fare
B. she felt afraid of having a trip by a boat
C. the boat size was too small
D. the boat was too crowded

26. What was the reaction of villagers about the writer and his cousins' coming to the village?
A. Disappointed
B. Upsetting
C. Delighted
D. Miserable

Text for question number 27 and 28.

When I was 8 years old, I used to go for music class two blocks away from home. Whenever I had to pay fees to the
music class, my grandpa would accompany me so that he could hand over the money safely.
One day my grandpa gave me the fees (100 rupees I guess) and asked me to take it carefully as he could not come. I
was scared that I would lose the money. I kept it in my notebook. While walking I looked at it every few seconds to
make sure that it was there. To my surprise, when I opened the book half way to the class, the money wasn't there! I
didn’t know how I lost it.
I came back all the way searching for it and couldn't find it. I was running here and there which made a dog mad and
it started chasing me. I ran home crazily. When I reached home, I was panting and crying terribly. I was still in shock
that when my grandparents asked me what happened, I just said "Dog... Dog". They thought a dog actually bit me and
were very tense. When the situation settled down, I told them what had happened. I was relieved because they did
not scold me for losing the money.

27. The dog run after the writer because.

A. the writer ran helter-skelter
B. the writer ran home crazily
C. the dog was fierce
D. the dog was wild

28. It can be concluded from the text that ...

A. The writer was bitten by a dog
B. The writer could not find the lost money
C. The writer was scolded by his/her grandparents
D. The writer was taken to the music class by his/her grandfather
Text for question number 29 and 30.
Millions of bison once thundered across North America. These massive animals, characterized by their long, shaggy
brow coats, have poor eyesight but acute hearing and an excellent sense of smell.
Historically, the American bison played an essential role in shaping the ecology of the Great Plains. They graze heavily
on native grasses and disturb the soil with their hooves, allowing many plant and species to flourish.
A bison's thick fur offers great protection against the harsh elements of the American plains. Their winter coat is so
thick and well insulated that snow can cover their backs without melting.
Bison are adapted to the extreme weather conditions of the Great Plains, from summer heat to winter cold and
blizzards. In winter, bison can dig through deep snow with their heads to reach the vegetation below.
Bison often rub, roll, and wallow. Wallowing creates a saucer-like depression in the earth called a wallow. This was
once a common feature of the plains; usually these wallows are dust bowls without any vegetation.
Bulls and cows do not mingle until breeding session. Dominant bull "tend" to cows, following the cow until the cow
chooses to mate. During this period, the blocks the cow's vision so that she may not see other competing bulls, and
bellows at males striving for the cow's attention.
Source: https://larryflaxman.com/product/genuine-american-bison-scrotum/

29. Why does bison dig through deep snow?

A. To find vegetation beneath it in order to feed
B. To make a place for bison to wallow
C. To block the cow's vision during the breeding session
D. To clear their way to migrate to another place

30. We know from the text that.

A. bison's thick fur cannot protect them from the harsh elements
B. bison only mingle with cows in breeding session
C. bison have great hearing but poor sense of smell
D. bison have no role in shaping the ecology of the Great Plains