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A. Part of Speech Choose the proper part of speech from the brackets and write it in the box Dayak, also Dyak, is the name applied to aboriginal inhabitants of the island of Borneo, particularly to the tribes of the interior of the state of Sarawak. The Dayak are (1. Division/divided/divider) into six groups: the Penans, Klemantans, and kenyahs, who represent the oldest Dayak elements of Borneo, and the Kayans, Muruts, and Iban, who are later arrivals. (2. Physics/Physically/Physical) the Dayak are the result of long-term admixture of Chinese, Malay, and Negrito peoples. The Iban, known as Sea Dayak and famous as pirates and conquerors, werw (3. Probable/probably/probability) the latest of the Dayak to arrive in Borneo; they alone of the Dayak groups inhabit the coastal region. They bear (4. Strong/Strength/Strongly) ethnological similarities to the Malays, who came to Borneo in the 12th century. Many Iban have been converted to Christianity, some practice an amalgam of Christianity and traditional (5. Belief/Believe/Believing), and some still follow their traditional spiritualism. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

B. Context Clues Rewrite the following explanation about Ambon by inserting 5 phrases (from the box) somewhere in the paragraph. Use context clues to help you identify where to put the phrases. Add punctuation ( comma, period) properly. Ambon or Amboina, is an island in eastern Indonesia in the Banda Sea. The island is mountainous. The chief products are cloves, nutmeg, and copra. which are shipped from the port city of Ambon rice, sugar one of the Moluccas with area of 813 sq km but has a fertile and well-watered coastal plain C. Paragraph Flow Reorder the following sentences into two good paragraphs. A. On the other hand, my mother is not so tall; she is a little fat, and she has brown hair and a fair complexion. B. My father is dark, very tall and of medium weight. C. They dont look similar at all. D. However, they look nice together. E. My parents differences start with their appearance.

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She listens to other people and changes her mind if it is necessary. I think they have only one personality trait in common: they are both very giving to my sister and me. If he has an opinion, he refuses to change it. My father, on the other hand, is very stubborn. In addition to the differences in their appearance, their personalities are very different. My mother is open-minded; she doesnt stick to one idea. 2. 3. 4. 5.

D. Editing Rewrite the following string of words into good paragraph with proper capitalization and punctuations (punctuations used in the paragraph: period, comma, semi colon, hyphen, exclamation mark, quotation marks). Eating in the Learning Center cafeteria is a pleasant experience. FIRSTTHEFOODISEXCELLENT.3ITISWELLPREPAREDITTASTESDELICIOUSANDTHERE AREMANYDIFFERENTKINDSOFFOODLIKEHAMBURGERSPIZZAANDCHICKEN4MOREO VEREACHPERSONSERVESHIMSELFSELECTINGJUSTWHATHEWANTS5SECONDTHEEN VIRONMENTINTHECAFETERIAISNICE 6 MANYHAPPYYOUNGPEOPLEARETALKINGANDLAUGHING 7 HOWEVERTHEATMOSPHEREISSTILLCALMITISPOSSIBLETOSTUDYANDTODOHOME WORK 8 FINALLYTHEREAREMANYFRIENDLYPEOPLEATTHECAFETERIA9EVENSTRANGERSSAY HIANDOFFERTOSHARETHEIRTABLES 10 WHENTHISHAPPENSPRACTICEINSPEAKINGENGLISHANDFRIENDSHIPOFTENFOLLO W 11 INGENERALITISNICETOGOTOTHELEARNINGCENTERCAFETERIAONCEINAWHILETO ENJOYEATINGSTUDYINGANDTALKINGTONEWPEOPLE
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Try to give meaning to the bold words without looking at the dictionary. And write the topic of the text! For many people today, its difficult to imagine life without a cellular phone. Once the preserve of the rich, they have now become an indispensable part of modern day life. The technology for cellular phones was patented in 1975, but it wasnt until 1982 that the first commercial cell phone network was established in the United States. Since that time, the cellular phone has change from a bulky machine, to something that can fit into the palm of your hand.

The functions available in modern-day cell phones are increasing rapidly. E-mail access is now standard. Cellular phone cameras, which were once little more than a gimmick, now rival stand-alone digital cameras in terms of quality. With Third Generation telephones, broadband access offers the possibility of the video phones, television and full internet access. All this comes at a cost, however. Many people bemoan a society where people seem glued to their phone, but oblivious to all that is going on around them.