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Contoh Soal EO SMP
Contoh Soal EO SMP
The figures of wayang golek can be divided into five main character types: refined,
semi-refined, strong, emotionally uncontrolled, and special. A character type is indicated
through the facial features and shape of the body. Puppet movement and voice are also
determined by this typology.
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The refined characters have white faces, bowed heads, and small and downcast
eyes. They move in slow, gliding motion and speak in low, melodious voices. Heroes and
heroines are usually in this type; Rama and Arjuna. Semi-refined characters have white or
pink faces, slightly more upright heads, and small eyes that look straight forward. They move
in quick but measured steps and speak in high-pitched voices. Shikhandi and Krishna are in
10 this character. Strong characters usually have faces of deep pink, blue, or other dark colors,
and large, bulging eyes. Their voices are deep and gravelly. These characters are the worker
bees of the wayang world. Ghatotkacha in the Mahabharata and Hanuman in the Ramayana
are in this character. Red or dark-colored faces, protruding eyes, and open mouths with
14 visible fangs belong to emotionally uncontrolled characters. These characters are the
antagonists. Duhshasana in the Mahabharata is an example of this type. Special characters -
those that do not fall into the other categories. Their voices and characteristics must be
learned individually. There are perhaps fifteen characters in this category; many of them are
jesters. For example: Semar and his sons.
Beef Rendang
Beef Rendang is a much-celebrated dish of Indonesian origin. This traditional delicacy is
made by simmering and slow-cooking beef for hours in coconut milk and rich spices until it
has soaked in all the flavours and the liquid has evaporated.
INGREDIENTS
1kg beef cubes
(Part A)
15g (gram) dried chili, soaked in hot water for 10 mins and de-seeded 5 candlenuts
3 lemongrass, white part only
150g (gram) shallots
15g (gram) garlic
15g (gram) blue ginger
10g (gram) ginger
(Part B)
25g (gram) turmeric leaves (3 pieces), sliced finely
2 stalks of kaffir lime leaves, tear the leaf
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2 lemongrass (white part only, pounded to flatten and torn finely)
1 small piece tamarind peel
1½ cup water or adjust accordingly
1½ cup coconut milk or adjust accordingly
50g (gram) toasted coconut
5 tsp (tea spoon) cooking oil
50g (gram) palm sugar adjust to preference
2tsp (tea spoon) salt or add to taste
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Blend ingredients (Part A) till smooth paste.
2. Heat oil in a wok, add blended paste (A) and fry till fragrant.
3. Add in beef cubes, (Part B) and water, stir to mix well.
4. Add in 1tsp salt and simmer on low heat, stirring from time to time. Add some water
if mixture becomes dry. Continue to cook for about 2 hours or until beef is tender.
5. Then add in toasted coconut and coconut milk, cook until gravy thickens.
6. Season with balance of salt and palm sugar and adjust to your preference. Stir fry till
almost dry.
7. Dish and serve your Beef Rendang!
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c. Diamkanlah !
d. Gorenglah !
14. What is the social function of the text?
a. To inform the readers about Beef Rendang
b. To retell about Beef Rendang
c. To describe about Beef Rendang
d. To describe about how to make Beef Rendang
15. The language feature of this text is. . .
a. Present Tense
b. Past Tense
c. Imperative
d. Figurative
16. “Add in beef cubes, (Part B) and water, stir to mix well.” (instruction no. 3)
The underlined word has the closest meaning to. . .
a. Store
b. Step
c. Swirl
d. Swear
Indonesian culture is similar to that of its neighbours, in that it reveres the Moon. In
the island of Bali, much of its folklore is centered on the Indonesian moon goddess legend.
The goddess Ratih’s story is legendary, and has become an important element of Asian
culture.
According to Indonesian folklore, Ratih is the Balinese Goddess of the Moon. The
5 Balinese have a myth about lunar eclipses featuring Ratih. They say that a demon named
Kala Rau had stolen a large portion of the Elixir of Immortality, called TirthaAmertha. When
this act of wrongdoing came to Ratih’s attention, she informed the great Lord Wisnu, who
threw a magic discus at the demon, and cut his head off with it. However, since Kala Rau had
already had a part of the Elixir, his head became immortal while the rest of his body died
away.
10 In an attempt to exact revenge, Kala Rau chased Ratih across the sky, and managed to
catch her several times. This belief was held in Balinese hearts for a long time. Even to this
day, many narrate the story of how Kala Rau occasionally catches and swallows Ratih,
causing a lunar eclipse, but because he is just a disembodied head, he cannot hold on to her
for too long.
To this day, during a lunar eclipse, the faithful believers of this legend in Indonesia
pound the lesung (a utensil used to powder spices), which symbolises Kala Rau’s body. The
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tradition goes that the demon feels pain when the people pound the lesung. The minute they
stop pounding, and he escapes, the lunar eclipse ends.
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Adapted from “https://asianinspiration.com.au/”
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c. Freeze
d. Discharges
25. Which one of the following would be the best title for the passage?
a. The experiences of Glenwood student in Indonesia
b. NSW student received Commbank scholarship
c. Patrick’s life in Indonesia
d. Building cultural exchange between the countries
26. It is implied from the passage that Patrick will be hosted by a local family, visit
schools and attend language workshops. This means…..
a. Patrick will stay with his family
b. Patrick will live in a hotel for a language workshop
c. Patrick will stay with Indonesian family
d. Patrick will be Indonesian teenager.
27. How many Australian students were accepted in CommBank Scholarship in 2016?
a. 9
b. 8
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c. 6
d. 3
28. The word “immerse” (line 13) can be replaced by……
a. Adapt
b. Adopt
c. Involve
d. Include
29. The passage indicates that Patrick studies……
a. Athletic
b. Mathematic
c. Language
d. Culture
30. Which of the following statement is not stated?
a. Cathy Baike is Patrick’s teacher
b. Patrick tutoring Australian student
c. Patrick was one of the Commbank scholarship awardee
d. Geoff Coates had given a briefing for the Australian student.
31. The word “it” in line 19 refers to?
a. Countries
b. Australia Indonesia association
c. Commonwealth scholarship
d. Geoff Coates
32. The antonym of word “outstanding” in line 3 is…..
a. Good
b. Bad
c. Worse
d. Better
Choose the letter of the word or group of words that best completes the sentence!
35. I don’t know why Ratih is not eating her breakfast. She ___________ be hungry.
a. Is not
b. Could not
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c. Must not
d. May not
36. The topic ___________ Amerta talked last night was interesting
a. Who to
b. About which
c. To whom
d. That
Choose the letter of the underlined word or group of words that is not correct!
37. Students of Senior High School will take them Final Examination soon.
A B C D
38. Benny was equally talented as both a jazz performer as well as classical musician.
A B C D
39. The fastest you learn the chapter, the better you pass the exam
A B C D
40. Honesty, tidiness, and diligence are the most important than cleverness.
A B C D