Loedwig Hasugian/204301132/Khusus

a. A
1. (Past Tense)
When Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and Jusuf Kalla were eventually elected president
and vice president, the public urged them to make the fight against corruption a part
of their concrete agenda, especially because during the campaign Susilo vowed
personally to lead the anticorruption campaign.

Legally, war against corruption was declared when Law No. 28/1999 on the
establishment of
a state free from corruption, collusion and nepotism was ratified.

In the context of law enforcement, Susilo has asked the National Police chief to
expand
corruption investigations so the perpetrators can be punished and state funds
recovered.

Similar instructions were delivered to the Attorney General’s Office and prosecutor’s
offices nationwide.

It must be honestly admitted that all these instructions were issued because of the
negative track records of the National Police and the prosecutor’s offices in dealing
with corruption cases.

2. (Present Continuous Tense)

(Presidential Instruction No. 5/2004 on accelerating the eradication of corruption).

In many cases, uncovering a corruption case has led to corruption among the law
enforcers
themselves.
 Others say the majority of our legal
enforcers are not really committed to fighting corruption.

3. (Simple Present Tense)

Many people believe the roots of corruption are difficult to expose because the
legislation is
unclear and open to interpretation, and sides with the corruptors.

4. (Adjective)
Notorious, stronger, small, rampant, ironically
5. (Adverb)
Eventually, especially, personally

b. B
1. F
2. T
3. F
4. F
5. T
6. F
7. F
8. T
9. F
10. T
11. T
12. T
13. F
14. F
15. T
16. F
17. T
 18. T
19. T
20. F

c. C
1. deliberation
2. development
3. presumption
4. fundamental
5. appointment
d. d
1. Pak Dheni, a famous lawyer in the city of Bandung, used to learn English with his
friends when he was in college.
2. Sorry Mr. Prosecutor, I have not meet the witnesses who were invited to the trial
yesterday.
3. I do not shower every morning because it is so cold and I never have breakfast.
4. I didn't say anything to the two police officers yesterday evening at the crime scene
because I do not know anything about the chronology of the incident.
5. The judge I met the day before yesterday has not give any answer yet. So I am still
confused.
e. E
1. Army
2. Battle
3. Battlefield
4. Pistol, revolver, rifle, gun
5. Arms
6. Bullets
7. Ammunition
8. Casualties
9. Killed or wounded
 10. The Great War
11. Civil War
12. Armistice (truce)
13. Treaty
14. Peace
f. F
1. Days
2. My
3. Parents
4. Younger
5. Sisters
6. Went
7. Visit
8. My
9. Sick
10. Grandparents
11. Lived
12. In
13. Got
14. By
15. At
16. In
17. Were
18. Could
19. Meet
20. Our
21. Grandparents
22. Met
23. Them
24. Years
25. Didn’t
26. Stay
27. Stayed
28. For
29. Days
30. Didn’t
31. Have
32. My
33. Has
34. Work
35. Works
36. In
37. In
38. Has
39. Been
40. Work
41. For
42. Years
43. My
44. Has
45. Cars
46. Beautiful
47. Houses
48. On
49. His
50. Cars
51. Is
52. Bought
53. Months
54. My
55. Doesn’t
56. Work
57. Doesn’t
58. Have
59. Is
60. Takecars
61. Her
62. Is
63. Years
64. My
65. Arrived
66. Got
67. Got
68. By
69. On
70. Were
71. Was
72. Got
73. Happily
74. Arrived
75. At
76. Home
77. At
78. In
79. Took
80. Us
81. Hours
82. Get
83. By