Part II

Vocabulary

A. For questions 1–10, choose the word or phrase in A, B, C, or D which best completes
each blank space in the text.

Text 1
Educational development in Indonesia may be divided into three stages. The first is the (1)........
of "autochthonous" organization. This is the periode before the introduction and spread of
Western
methods, primarily in the nineteenth century and the first half of the present century. The
second stage
is the colonial age, coming to a close (2)......... the Japanese occupation of Indonesia during World
War II,
and (3).......... the establishment of modern education. The third and present phase is that of the
national
period. This period began with the successfull revolution (4).......... the Dutch (1945
-
1949), and which, in
many ways, is a confirmation of, as well as a (5).......... reaction to the preceding periods.
1. a. Era
b. Year
c. Epoch
d. Generation
3. a. Noting
b. Marking
c. Appointing
d. Approaching
5. a. Conned
b. Conscious
c. Concerned
d. Conscientious
2. a. To
b. By
c. With
d. Towards
4. a. To
b. Upon
c. Against
d. Towards

Text 2
Geologic maps are usually the starting point for any geologically related investigation. They are
 useful in construction, and engineering project, city (6)......... and in a variety of environmental
assessments. (7)......... projects (dams, roads, bridges, and buildings) require detailed geologic
analysis
because of monetary, health, and safety concerns. Smaller projects also benefit from an
understanding of
the surficial geology , and in some cases the underlying bedrock. For example, if a farm pond is
located in
porous glacial deposits (such as sand and gravel), it may have a limited ability to retain water,
(8)..........
the same pond excavated in clay-rich glacial (9).......... or glacial lake bottom deposits is unlikely to
leak.
This basic information about the local geology can be (10).......... from a geologic map.
6. a. Devising
b. Planning
c. Preparing
d. Projecting
8. a. Hence
b. Whereas
c. Therefore
d. Moreover
10. a. Noticed
b. Realized
c. Remarked
d. Ascertained
7. a. Large
b. Ample
c. Plentiful
d. Abundant
9. a. Till
b. Soil
c. Sand
d. Gravel

B. Number 11—20 Choose the word or phrase in A, B, C, or D that best collocates (combines)
with each of the underlined words or phrases in the following sentences.

1. In Australia, it is the law that children ........... school between five and 17 years of age.
a. Join
b. Miss
c. Enroll
d. Attend

2. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 80.000 people a year ...... illness from

Vibrio bacteria in the United States, mostly from May to October when the warmer waters help
these organisms thrive.
 a. Feel
b. Suffer
c. Endure
d. Undergo

3. What makes insurance agents ......... effective is the little idiosyncratic routines, methodology and

philosophies which dictate their daily activities.

a. Vastly
b. Highly
c. Hugely
d. Massively

4. Investigations have commenced after an Antonov An-26 was ....... damaged in a hard landing at
Belaya Gora airport in Siberia.
a. Badly
b. Poorly
c. Faultly
d. Vastly

5. Eating food or medicine you are allergic to can cause you to ....... in hives , itchy red rashes that
appear as very large bumps.
a. Turn up
b. Take up
c. Come up
d. Break out
6. The student came ........ an unattended book on a bench and put it in the library drop box.
a. Round
b. Within
c. Across
d. Through
7. To decide ......... what to use and what is best for the clients is the key to understanding the real
benefits behind innovations.
a. Wisely
b. Craftily
c. Artfully
d. Cleverly
8. Pentamidine and its analogs constitute a class of compounds that are known to be active ........
Plasmodium falciparum, a protozoan parasite that causes malaria.
a. In
b. Beside
c. Without
d. Against
9. A new app named Anytune has been launched to help musicians refine their skills and learn to
......... by ear.

a. Hear
b. Know
c. Play
d. Listen

10. ......... pain is defined as pain they persist beyond acute pain.
a. Chronic
b. Frequent
c. Continual
d. Consistent