BANK SOAL
1. Susan : Oh, I have lost my pen. May I borrow
yours, John?
John : .........Here you are.
a. You
are welcome
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b. Thank
you.
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c. I am
sorry.
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d. Yes,
certainly.
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2. Teacher : Is it true..... false, students?
Students : True, Ma’am.
a. But
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b. or
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c. because
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d. and
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3.
Ahmed : Why everyone doesn’t like Sari?
Jony
:
......................., so most of her
friends don’t like her.
a. She is
smart but stingy.
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b. She is
smart and dilligent
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c. She
isn’t clever but dilligent.
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d. She
isn’t lazy and kind.
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4. Bobby : I'm sure Fredy has forgotten to
come here.
Herman : .......he always keeps his promises. I
know him well.
a. I
doubt
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b. I am
not sure
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c. I'm
sure
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d. I'm
sorry
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5. Luna : What do you think about Titi?
Will she come tonight?
Maya : I don't think she will come.
From the
dialogue above, we know that...
a. Maya
feels sure that Titi will come.
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b. Maya
doesn't like Titi
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c. Maya
feels uncertain that Titi will come.
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d. Maya
tries to think about Titi
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6.
Sarah :
Are Andy and Tom here?
Santi :
...........................................................
Sarah : Where is he?
Fariz : He is in the library.
a. Yes,
they are.
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b. Andy
and Tom are here.
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c. Andy
and Tom are not here.
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d. Andy
is here but Tom is not.
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7.
Andy : What music instrument Bill can play?
John : ...........................................................................................
Andy : Wow, I can ask him to teach me how to
play guitar and piano.
a. He
can’t play guitar and piano well.
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b. He
can’t play piano but guitar.
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c. He can
play guitar and piano well.
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d. He can
play guitar well
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8. Tina : Do you want to join us in the
coming holiday?
Sari : Where are you going?
Tina : To Pangandaran.
Sari : ..................My
family plan to visit my grandfather in the village.
a. I am
certain
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b. I am
not sure.
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c. That's
a good idea.
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d. I
don't doubt that.
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9. Ana :
I’m going to buy some books at Asia Plaza tomorrow.Can you join me ?
Vina : Well...I can’t decide whether join or not.
The underlined sentence expresses...
Vina : Well...I can’t decide whether join or not.
The underlined sentence expresses...
a. Doubt
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b. Agreement
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c. Certainty
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d. Apologize
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10. Amin : Which one do you like? Milk or
tea?
Bob : ..........................................................
Amin : I also like both.
a. I like
both milk and tea.
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b. I like
milk or tea.
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c. I
don’t like milk but tea.
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d. I
don’t like milk and tea.
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11. The
secretary .... to her new boss yesterday.
a. Introduced
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b. Will
Introduced
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c. Was
Introduced
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d. Is
Introduced
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12. John has
written a letter.
Change into
passive
a. A
letter has been write by John
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b. A
letter has been written by John
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c. A
letter has being written by John
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d. A
letter will be writen by John
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13. The food
..... now.
a. Is
being cooked
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b. Be
cooked
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c. Cooking
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d. will
be cooked
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14. a car
........ tomorrow by them.
a. Is
being bought
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b. Be
cooked
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c. Bought
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d. will
be bought
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15. Monalisa
..... by Leonardo Da Vinci.
a. Pinted
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b. was
painted
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c. Will
be painted
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d. Was
being painted
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Read
the text and answer question no. 16 - 20
Elephant
An
elephant is the largest animals. It is a
strange looking animal which it has thick legs, huge sides and backs, large
hanging ears, a small tail, little eyes, long white tusks and above all,
elephant has a long nose, the trunk. An elephant is commonly seen in a zoo, it
has hard found in it natural habitat.
The
trunk is the elephant’s peculiar feature. This trunk has various usages. The
elephant draws up water by its trunk and can squirt the water all over its body
like a shower bath. The elephant’s trunk also lift leaves and put them into its
mouth. In fact,the trunk serves the elephant as long arm and hand. An elephant
looks very clumsy and heavy and yet an elephant can move very quickly.
The
elephant is a smart animal. Its intelligence combined with its great strength
makes an elephant a very useful servant to man. Elephant can be trained to
serve in various ways such as carry heavy loads, hunt for tigers and even
fight.
16. What does
the text tell us about?
a. Researchers
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b. trunks
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c. amazing
animal
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d. elephants
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17. What is the main idea of the paragraph?
a. Elephants
have trunk
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b. Elephants is
very intelligent animal
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c. Elephants
are the largest animals
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d. Elephants is
commonly seen in a zoo
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18. The elephants
part of the body that is described in the text …
a. head
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b. tusk
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c. ears
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d. trunk
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19. “… to hard
found in it natural habitat …”
The word “it” reffers to...
a. Trunk
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b. elephants
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c. zoo
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d. animal
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20. Which of the
following descriptions is not correct?
a. An
elephant is the largest animals
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b.
An elephant is commonly seen in a zoo
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c. They
are easy found in it natural habitat.
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d. The
elephant is a smart animal
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Read
the text and answer question no. 21 - 25
Whales
Whales are
sea-living mammals. They therefore breathe air, but cannot survive on land.
Some species are very large indeed and the blue whale, which can exceed 30 m in
length, is the largest animal to have lived on earth. Superficially, the whale
looks like a fish, but there are important differences in its external
structure: its tail consists of a pair of broad, flat, horizontal paddles (the
tail of a fish is vertical) and it has a single nostril on top of its large,
broad head. The skin is smooth and shinny, and beneath it lies a layer of fat
(blubber). This is up to 30 cm in thickness and serves to converse heat and
body fluids.
21. What is the text about?
a. Kinds of
fish
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b. The whales
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c. Sea
animals
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d. All
mammals
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22. The
following are the proofs that whales are not fish, except
a. it has a
single nostril
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b. the tail
of a fish is vertical
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c. it cannot
survive on land
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d. the skin
is smooth and shiny
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23. "... is the largest animal to have
lived on earth." What does the
underlined word above mean?
a. Tallest
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b. Smallest
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c. Fastest
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d. Biggest
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24. Which of the
statement is NOT TRUE about whales?
a. Whales are
mammals
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b. Whales
breathe air
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c. The blue
whale is the largest animal
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d. The tail
of whales are vertical
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25. This is up to 30
cm in thickness and serves to converse heat and body fluids.
What does
the underlined word above mean?
a. The skin
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b. tail
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c. whale
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d. mamals
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Read the text and answer question no. 26 - 30
The Camel
The camel is
a large, strong desert animal. Camels can travel great distances across hot,
dry deserts with little food or water. They walk easily on soft sand and carry
people and heavy hump. The hump is a large lump of fat providing energy if food
is hard to find.
There are
two chief kinds of camels: (1) the Arabian camel also loads to places that have
no roads. Camels also serve the people of the desert in many other ways.
The camel
carries its own built-in food supply on its back in the form of a called
dromedary, which has one hump, and (2) Bactrian camel, which has two humps.
26. Based on
the text, which one of the following descriptions is CORRECT?
a.
Camels can travel great distance
across the cold place
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b.
Camel is a small, strong desert animal
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c.
The camel carries their food supply on
its hump
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27. “They walk
easily on soft sand ...” The word they refers
to ...
a. People
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b. camels
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c. Arabian
camels
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d. Bactrian
camels
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28. Do all
camels have hump?
a.
Yes, they are.
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b.
Yes, they do.
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c.
No, they aren’t.
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d.
No, they don’t.
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29. The text
mainly discusses about ...
a.
Desert
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b.
camels
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c.
hump
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d.
Arabian camels
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30. “The camel
carries its own built-in food supply on its back in the form of a called
dromedary, which has one hump, ...” the word hump means ...
a.
A large round raised area or part of
the back
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b.
The part of body from shoulders to
bottom
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c.
T he front part of the body just
below the chest
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d.
The upper front part of the body
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Read
the text and answer question no. 31 - 35
Shark
A shark is a
type fish that lives in the sea. It is one of the largest sea creatures. There
are over 350 species. A shark is shaped like a torpedo. It has tough skin like
sandpaper. Instead of bones it has elastic cartilage which helps them to move
easily. It can grow up to 8 meters.
Sharks are
found in all oceans the world. The type of shark found will depend on the water's
temperature. A shark has to keep moving because it needs to breathe through its
gills to keep alive.
When sharks
are hungry, they look for food. Different sharks eat different food. Harmless
sharks eat plankton but harmful sharks eat meat.
Sharks have
up to forty two babies (which are called pups) at a time. When the pups are
born, they leave straight away because the mother shark does not have teats.
Some sharks have their pups in different ways, some lay eggs while others have
them alive. When they are born, they need to defend themselves because they
have no help them.
31. How many
species of sharks in the world?
a. more than
350 species
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b.
less than 350 species
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c. only 350
species
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d.
bigger than 350 species
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32. Based on
the text, which one of the following descriptions is NOT correct ?
a.
There are over 350 species of sharks.
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b. Some
of sharks lay their eggs.
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c.
Harmless sharks eat meat but harmful
sharks eat plankton.
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d. A shark is
a type fish that lives in the sea.
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33. “It can grow
up to 8 meters.” (line 3)
The word it refers to ...
a. shark
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b.
bone
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c. elastic
cartilage
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d.
pup
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34. Instead of
bones it has elastic cartilage which helps them to move easily.
The
underlined word has the same meaning with ...
a. Stiff
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b.
rigid
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c. soft
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d.
flexible
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35. The text
mainly discusses about ...
a. how the sharks
give birth
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b. the
species of sharks.
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c. Sharks
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d. the food
of sharks
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Read
the text and answer question no. 36 - 40
Television
Television,
or TV, is one of humanity's most important means of communication. It brings
pictures and sounds from around the world into millions of homes.
People, with
a television set in their houses, can sit and watch the president makes a
speech or visits a foreign country. They can see a war being fought. Through
television, viewers at home can see and learn about people, places, and things
in a away lands.
Additionally,
television brings its viewers a steady stream of programs that are designed to
entertain. In fact, TV provides many more entertainment programs than any other
kind of information media. The programs include action-packed dramas, light
comedies, soap operas, sports events, cartoons, quizzes, variety shows and
motion pictures.
36. The word
viewers (line 6) in the text has the same meaning with the word ...
a. Supporters
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b. Readers
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c. Listeners
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d. Audiences
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37. Which is NOT
true according to the text?
a. TV brings
pictures and sounds from around the world into millions of homes.
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b. By
watching television, we can learn about people, places, and things only in
our country.
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c. TV
provides many more entertainment programs than any other kind of information
media.
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d. Television
is one of humanity's most important means of communication.
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38. Television
brings ...
a. either
pictures or sounds
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b. neither
pictures nor sounds
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c. both
pictures and sounds
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d. pictures
but sounds
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39. The synonym
of the word entertain in the text above is ...
a. amuse
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b. cheer
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c. interact
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d. invite
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40. Does
television let us to get information from around the world?
a. Yes, it
does.
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b. No, it
doesn’t.
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c. Yes, it
is.
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d. No, it
isn’t.
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In The HospitalI was in hospital last
week. The doctor told me that I had to have anoperation. I had to stay in the
hospital for a week.The room in which I stayed was facing the garden, so I
could see flowers outside from the windows. But I didn’t like the food there. It was
tasteless. The doctor told me that I had to have a special diet. I mustn’t eat
any spicy food in the future.
41. Why did the writer stay in the hospital?
a. because the writer was ill
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b. because the writer was asked to do so
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c.
because the writer had to have an operation
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d. because the writer likes it.
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42. From the first
paragraph we know that the writer …
a.
didn’t need the hospital
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b.
had an operation
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c.
didn’t have to stay in the hospital
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d.
had the hospital
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43. Based
on the second paragraph, the correct information is ….
a.
the room had a lot of windows
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b.
the food was not delicious
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c. he doctors liked to work there
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d.
the hospital is dirty
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44. What information can you get
from the third paragraph?
a.
he writer is not allowed to eat spicy food
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b.
the food was spicy
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c. he doctor was on diet
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d.
the writer didn’t like spicy food
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45. Why did the writer stay in the hospital?
a.
because the writer was ill
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b.
because the writer was asked to do so
|
c.
because the writer had to have an operation
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d. because the writer likes it
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46. From the first
paragraph we know that the writer …
a.
didn’t
need the hospital
|
b.
had an operation
|
c.
didn’t have to stay in the hospital
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d.
had the hospital
|
47. Based
on the second paragraph, the correct information is ….
a.
the room had a lot of windows
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b.
the food was not delicious
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c.
the doctors liked to work there
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d.
the hospital is dirty
|
48. What information can you
get from the third paragraph?
a.
the writer is not allowed to eat spicy food
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b.
the food was spicy
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c.
the doctor was on diet
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d.
the writer didn’t like spicy food
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Rahmat went to a tailor
to have his shirt and trousers made lastSunday. The tailor measured his hip and
waist and also the lengthof the trousers. He also measured his chest.The tailor
cut the cloth according to Rahmat’s measurement. Then he sewed the clothes on his
sewing machine. He sewed the zipper on the trousers. The tailor’s wife fixed
the buttons. The clothes were ready in five days. Rahmat tried them on. They
fit him well.
49. Rahmat went to tailor
because he wanted to …..
a.
measure his chest
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b.
cut the clothes
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c.
sew his clothes
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d.
get his clothes made
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50. The tailor’s wife fixed the buttons. The italic
word means ….
a.
attached
to
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b.
released from
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c.
put
into
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d.
come to
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51. Based on the first paragraph,
the clothes were ready on ….
a.
Wednesday
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b.
Thursday
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c.
Friday
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d.
Saturday
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52. He sawed the clothes in his
sewing machine. The italic word refers to…
a.
the tailor
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b.
Rahmat
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c.
the clothes
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d.
the
wife
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53. A : “What do you think he is doing?”
B : “ …… “
a.
I think he works
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b.
I think he worked
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c.
I think he was working
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d.
I think he is working
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54. The Fiat
Rp 5.000.000,00
The Mercedez Rp 20.000.000,00
The Rol Royce Rp 75.000.000,00
From the list we know that…
a. The Fiat
is more expensive than theMercedez
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b.
The Mercedez is more
expensive than the Roll Roycec
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c.
The Fiat is the most expensive of them all
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d.
The Mercedez is more expensive than the Fiat
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55. Mr. and Mrs. Ahmad have three
children. They are Eka, Tuti, and Ari. Eka is twelve years old,Tuti is ten, and
Ari is eight.
From the text above we know that …
a. Tuti is
Mr. Ahmad’s oldest daughter
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b. Eka is Mr.
Ahmad’s oldest daughter
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c. Ari is Mr.
Ahmad’s eldest son
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56. A,B,C are
tree in same type.
A = is 1 meter high
B = is 2 meter high
C = is 3 meter high
From the statement we know that C is the……of them all.
a. The longest leaf
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b. The tallest trunk
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c. Biggest branch
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d. Highest tree
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57. Budi’s shoes Rp.
99.000,00
Anto’s shoes Rp.150.000.00
From the list above we know that…
a. Budi’s shoes are as expensive as Anto’s
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b. Anto’s shoes are more Expensive than Budi’s
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c. Both of them are the same price.
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d. Anto’s shoes are cheaper
than Budi’s.
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58. Santi is 160 cm tall
Nova is 165 cm tall
Arman is 165 cm tall
We can say that….
a. Arman is taller than Nova.
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b. Santi is taller tan Arman.
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c. Santi is the tallest.
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d. Nova is taller than Santi.
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59. Badu =
16 years
Budi =
15 years
Mary =
17 years
Tino =
14 years
Kasim = 15
years
From the list we know that…
a. Badu is the same age as Budi.
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b. Kasim is older than Mary.
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c. Tino is younger than Budi
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d. Badu is as old as Tino.
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60. Do you know the…..city in Europe?
a. Bigger
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b. The bigger
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c. Biggest
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d. The biggest
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61. Father is the……in our family.
a. Younger
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b. Youngest
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c. Oldest
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d. Older
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62. He fought
the……of the all soldiers.
a. Brave
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b. Bravely
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c. More bravely
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d. Most bravely
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63. This box
is 100kg.that bos is 110kg. Means…
a. That box is heavier than this one.
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b. That box is more heavy than this one.
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c. That box is lighter than this one.
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d. That box is more light than this one.
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64. Today is….than yesterday.
a. Hot
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b. Hotter
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c. Hottest
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d. The hottest.
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65. The man gave his speech….than the
other man.
a. More spontaneous.
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b. Spontaneouser
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c. More spontaneously.
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d. The most spontaneously.
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66. Shirt =
Rp. 10.000,00
Shoes = Rp.15.000,00
Tie = Rp. 5.000,00
Trouser = Rp.25.000,00
From the list above we know that…
a. Trouser is the cheapest of all.
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b. Shirt is the more expensive than shoes.
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c. Tie is the most expensive of all.
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d. Tie is cheaper than shirt.
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67. He drinks
a cups of coffee a day.
I
drink a cup of coffee a day.
We can say that…
a. We drink the same amount of coffee a day.
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b. He drinks more coffee than I do.
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c. I drink more coffee than he does.
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d. He drinks less coffee than I do.
|
68. Dina is fat. I…. than her.
a. Slimmer
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b. The slimmer
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c. Slimmest
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d. The slimmest.
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Read the text and answer question no. 69
– 73!
The Earth
The
earth is the planet in the solar system. It is the third nearest planet to the
sun. Seventy percent of the srface of the earth is covered with water. The
precense of water and of oxygen in the atmosphere allows life to flourish on
the earth. The atmosphere also protecs the earth from the sun’s harmful
radiation. The solid surface of the earth is divided into a number of planets.
Along the edges of the planets are regions where volcanoes and earthquakes
happen. The earth has one satellite, called the moon. Scientists think that the
core of the earth is made up of iron and nickel.
69. What is
the core of the earth made up?
a.
Water
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b.
nickel
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c.
oxygen
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d.
radiation
|
70. What
makes life flourish on the earth?
a.
Iron and nickel
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b.
Water and iron
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c.
Oxygen and water
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d.
Nickel and oxygen
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71. What is
the purpose of the text?
a.
To describe a particular thing.
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b.
To record events for the purpose of
informing.
|
c.
To provide information about natural
phenomena.
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d.
To describe how something is
accomplished through a sequence of actions or steps.
|
72. Is the
earth the only planet in the solar system?
a.
No, it doesn’t.
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b.
Yes, it does.
|
c.
No, it isn’t.
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d.
Yes, it is.
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73. “it is the third nearest planet to the sun” the word It refers to?
a.
Earth
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b.
Planet
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c.
Sun
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d.
Solar system
|
Read the text and answer question no. 74
– 78!
Mangoes
Mangoes
are fruits that grow in tropical regions throughout the world.
Mangoes
serve as the main food of many people in tropical countries. They are often
called the king of tropical fruits. Mangoes are eaten fresh or are used in
making dessert, preserves, and some other foods. The fruit is an excellent
source of vitamins A and C.
The
mangoe tree is an evergreen that grows about 21 meters tall. It has long,
slender leaves and small, pinkish-white flowers. The fruit develops from the
ovaries of the blossoms and ripens about five months after the flowers bloom.
Mangoes
were first cultivated about 4.000 years ago in India and Indonesian
Archipelago. In the 1700’s and 1800’s, European explorers brought mangoes from
India to other tropical countries. Today, farnmers grow mangoes in Brazil,
India, Mexico, and the Philippines. In the United States, mangoes grow in
Florida and in Hawaii.
(Adapted
from World Book Multimedia Encyclopedia, 1998)
74. What are
mangoes?
a.
Plants
|
b.
floras
|
c.
fruits
|
d.
vitamins
|
75. Where were
mangoes cultivated first?
a.
In India and Indonesia
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b.
In India and Philippines
|
c.
In Mexico and Philippines
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d.
In Florida and Hawaii
|
76. When
were mangoes cultivated InIndonesia?
a.
1700 years ago
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b.
1800 years ago
|
c.
4000 years ago
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d.
5700 years ago
|
77. Why did
some people call mangoes as a king of tropical fruits?
a.
Because they are big.
|
b.
Because they were eaten as the main
food.
|
c.
Because they were cultivated all over
the world.
|
d.
Because they are excellent source of
vitamins A and C.
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78. Where
the mangoes grow in the US?
a.
Florida and Hawaii
|
b.
Florida and California
|
c.
California and Hawaii
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d.
New York and California
|
Seals
live in the ocean, but they breathe air just as dogs, whales, and you do. Like
those animals, seals are mammals. Some seals are the size of small cars. Other seals
are no bigger than the average dog.
Seals
are excellent swimmers. Their bodies are flexible. They have flippers at the
ends of their arms and legs to help them swim. Some seals can swim as fast as
25 miles (40 kilometers) per hour. Others can dive down hundreds of feet. These
seals can store enough oxygen to stay underwater for more than two hours.
Seals
don’t walk well on land. Some seals can waddle along by swinging their flippers
back and forth. Other seals have to flop around on their bellies to move on
land. Some seals use their flippers as paddles to slide across ice. These seals
can slide along as fast as 16 miles (25 kilometers) per hour!
Microsoft
Encharta 2008
79. What is
the text mostly talked about?
a.
Characteristics of seals.
|
b.
Habitat of seals.
|
c.
Kinds of seals.
|
d.
Seals in general.
|
80. These
seals can store enough oxygen to... The underlined word has the close
meaning with ...
a.
Take
|
b.
need
|
c.
keep
|
d.
sink
|
81. The
following statements are TRUE, except
...
a.
Seals are fast runners.
|
b.
Seals can dive down hundreds of feet.
|
c.
Seals can toddle along by
swinging their flippers.
|
d.
These seals can’t keep enough oxygen
to stay underwater.
|
82. What is
the main idea of the second paragraph?
a.
Seals can’t walk well on land.
|
b.
Seals are exceptional swimmers.
|
c.
Seals use their bellies to move on
land.
|
d.
Seals use oxygen to stay underwater.
|
83. How fast
these seals can slide?
a.
As fast as 25 km/h
|
b.
As fast as 27 km/h
|
c.
As fast as 26 km/h
|
d.
As fast as 28 km/h
|
Tulip
Tulip (Tulipa) is a genus of about 100 species
of flowering plants in the family Liliaceae. Its region includes southern
Europe, north Africa, and Asia from Anatolia and Iran in the east to northeast
of China. The centre of diversity of genus is in the pamir and Hindu Kush
mountains and the steppes of Kazakhstan.
They are
perennial bulbous plants growing to 10-70 centimeters (4-27 in) tall, with a
small number of strap-shaped, waxy-textured, usually glaucous green leaves and
large flowers with six petals. The fruit is a dry capsule containing numerous
flat disc-shaped seeds.
Tulip
cannot be grown in the open in tropical climates, as they require a clod winter
season to grow successfully. Manipulation of the tulip’s growing temperature
can, however, allow growers to “force” tulips to flower earlier than they
normally would.
84. What is
paragraph one tell about?
a.
The family of Liliaceae.
|
b.
The Tulip’s place in the world.
|
c.
The diversity of Tulip.
|
d.
The genus and the origin of Tulip.
|
85. Where we
can find the tulip’s seed? In the ...
a.
Petals
|
b.
fruit
|
c.
leaves
|
d.
flowers
|
86. ... with
a small number of strap-shape. The synonym of the underlined words is
...
a.
a few
|
b.
a little
|
c.
a lot of
|
d.
many
|
87. How can
tulips flower earlier than they normally? When they are grown in the ...
a.
open tropical climate
|
b.
cold winter season
|
c.
manipulation temperature
|
d.
tropical season
|
88. “tulips
to flower earlier than ...” The antonym of the underlined word is ...
a.
Former
|
b.
bigger
|
c.
later
|
d.
smaller
|
Electric
Eels
Electric
eel is an electric fish and the only species of the genus Electrophorus. It is
capable generating of powerful electric shock, which is used for hunting and
self defense.
Electric
eels have an elongated cylindrical body. It is growing to about 6 feet in
length and 20 kilogram in weight. The color is dark gray-brown on the back and
yellow or orange on the belly. Mature males have a darker color on the belly.
They have no scales. The mouth is square. The anal fin extends the length of
the body to the tip pf the tail.
When the
eels locate the prey, the brain sends a signal through the nervous system to
the electric cells. The electric eels are capable of producing a shock at up to
500 volts and 1 ampere of current. Such a shock could be deadly for an adult
human.
(taken
from: www.electriceels.com)
89. what
does the text tell you?
a.
Electric eels, the fish that have a
dangerous deadly shock.
|
b.
Electric eels, the smallest fish of
the genus electrophorus.
|
c.
Electric eels, the fish with colorful
scales.
|
d.
Electric eels, the biggest fish with
scales.
|
90. According
to the text we can infer that ...
a.
Electric eels use the electric shock
to defend from their enemy.
|
b.
Their body shape makes them easy to
have their prey.
|
c.
The males have similar color to their
females.
|
d.
They have a short fin that extends to
the body.
|
91. “... and
yellow or orange on the belly.” The
word belly has a similar meaning to
...
a.
Tail
|
b.
mouth
|
c.
scales
|
d.
stomach
|
92. What is
the idea of paragraph three?
a.
How electric eels look like.
|
b. How
electric eels hunt their prey
|
c.
How electric eels generate their
poison.
|
d. How
electric eels shock their enemy.
|
93. Which
part of electric eels that can produce a deadly shock?
a.
Brain
|
b.
Body
|
c.
Mouth
|
d.
Electric cells
|
94. “It is
growing to about 6 feet in length...”the word It refers to?
a.
Brain
|
b.
Body
|
c.
Mouth
|
d.
Electric eells
|
95. He meets
them everyday. Change into passive!
a.
They are met by him everyday
|
b.
They being met by him everyday
|
c.
They are meet by him everyday
|
d.
They had been met by him everyday
|
96. This
plant was being watered by her. Change into active!
a.
She is watering this plant.
|
b.
She will watering this plant.
|
c.
She was watering this plant.
|
d.
She were watering this plant.
|
97. Robby will
buy John a new cloth. Change into passive!
a.
John will be bought by Robby a new cloth
|
b.
A new cloth will be bought by Robby for John.
|
c.
John would be bought a new cloth by Robby.
|
d.
A new cloth will be bought by John for Robby.
|
98. My book was
stolen. Change
into active!
a. Someone
stole my book.
|
b. Someone
have stolen my book.
|
c. Someone
has stolen my book
|
d. Someone
was stealing my book
|
99. Shakespeare
wrote Hamlet. Change into passive!
a. Hamlet
will written by Shakespeare.
|
b. Hamlet
is write by Shakespeare.
|
c. Hamlet
was being written by Shakespeare.
|
d. Hamlet
was written by Shakespeare.
|
100.They are
repairing the road. Change into passive!
a. The
road will being repaired
|
b. The
road is be repaired
|
c. The
road was being repaired
|
d. The
road is being repaired
|
101.Does he expect
us to offer him the job ? Change into
passive!
a. Are we
expected to offer him the job by him ?
|
b. Are we
be expected to offer him the job by him ?
|
c. does
we expected to offer him the job by him ?
|
d. Are we
is expected to offer him the job by him ?
|
Combine
this sentences using elliptical sentences!
102.I like
watching TV. She likes watching TV
a. I like
watching TV, and she does too.
|
b. I like
watching TV, and she is too.
|
c. I like
watching TV, and she do too.
|
d. I like
watching TV, and she was too.
|
103.Thalia
has a cat for pet. Nana has a cat for pet.
a. Thalia
has a cat for pet, and so do Nana
|
b. Thalia
has a cat for pet, and so did Nana
|
c. Thalia
has a cat for pet, and so does Nana
|
d. Thalia
has a cat for pet, and so is Nana
|
104.Tom will
go to DUFAN. Tim will go to DUFAN.
a.
Tom will go to DUFAN, and Tim is too.
|
b. Tom will
go to DUFAN, and Tim can too.
|
c. Tom will
go to DUFAN, and Tim will too.
|
d. Tom will
go to DUFAN, and Tim must too.
|
105.The film
wasn’t interesting. The music wasn’t interesting.
a.
The film wasn’t interesting, The music
wasn’t either
|
b.
The film wasn’t interesting. The music is
too
|
c. The film
wasn’t interesting, The music isn’t either
|
d. The film
wasn’t interesting. The music was too
|
106.My father is a farmer and my uncle...
a. Is too
|
b. Was too
|
c. Does too
|
d. Were too
|
107.Kinan can sing well
and........Mustika.
a. So will
|
b. So can
|
c. Too will
|
d. Too can
|
108.Paul buys an iron and.........George.
a. So did
|
b. So do
|
c. So does
|
d. So is
|
109.I am a student. May is a
student.
a. I am a
student, and so is May.
|
b. I am a
student, and so does May.
|
c. I am a
student, and so do May.
|
d. I am a
student, and so was May.
|
110.Rudi won’t go to
Singapore. Roni won’t go to Singapore.
a. Rudi won’t
go to Singapore, neither will Roni.
|
b. Rudi won’t
go to Singapore, neither is Roni.
|
c. Rudi won’t
go to Singapore, neither won’t Roni.
|
d. Rudi won’t
go to Singapore, neither was Roni.
|
111.Cows eat grass.
Buffaloes.....
a. Do too
|
b. Is too
|
c. Does too
|
d. Was too
|
112.Peter : What did you
buy in the market?
Sari : I bought spinach ... cucumber.
a. not
only
|
b. but
|
c. and
|
d. or
|
113.Yeni : What should we make for our dinner,
Mom? .............................?
Mother : What about
Spaghetti?
Yeni :
Okay, Mom. It sounds delicious.
a. Spaghetti
or fried rice
|
b. Spaghetti
and fried rice
|
c. Not
only spaghetti but also fried rice
|
d. Both
spaghetti and fried rice
|
114.Tomi : I don’t like Peter?
Andre : Why?
Tomi : ............................................
a. He is
strong and doesn’t like work.
|
b. He
isn’t strong and like to work.
|
c. He
isn’t strong but like to work.
|
d. He is
strong but doesn’t like work.
|
115.Anin : Do you know
Ranti?
Jane : Yes, I know her. She is smart.
Anin : You’re right. She is
.........................................
a. smart
but diligent
|
b. not
only smart but also diligent
|
c. smart
or diligent
|
d. not
only smart but diligent
|
116.A : What do you think about Jakarta?
B : I think .....................................
.
a. Jakarta
is big than Semarang.
|
b. Jakarta
is more big than Semarang.
|
c. Jakarta
is biggest than Semarang.
|
d. Jakarta
is bigger than Semarang.
|
117.A : Why do you like reading magazine better than
newspaper?
B :
....................................................................
a.
Magazine is interesting than
newspaper.
|
b.
Magazine is more interesting than
newspaper.
|
c.
Magazine is the most interesting than
newspaper.
|
d.
Magazine is interested than newspaper.
|
118.A : What do you know about Tokyo?
B :
..............................................................
a.
Tokyo is the most largest city in
Japan.
|
b.
Tokyo is the largest city in Japan.
|
c.
Tokyo is larger city in Japan.
|
d.
Tokyo is the most large city in Japan.
|
Underline
the correct adjective or adverb in the brackets!
119.Who is the (pretty,
prettier, prettiest) girl inyour class?
120.Andi has done (well, better, best) in
his final-year examination.
121.Move your chair a little (close,
closer, closest)to the table.
122.Ravi is (tall, taller,
tallest) as his father.
123.The ostrich, the (large, larger,
largest) bird of them all, does not fly.
124.Whisch is (fast, faster,
fastest), the horse or the zebra?
125.The manager comes to the office
(early,earlier, earliest) than the rest of the staff.
126.It is difficult to say
which one of these girlsdances (gracefully, more gracefully, most
gracefully).
127.The lecture was so (boring, more boring,
mostboring) that most of us fell asleep.
128.Judy’s handwriting is much (neat,
neater,neatest) than mine.
129.Mount Everest, the …………………….mountain in
the world, is situated in the Himalayas. (high)
130.It rained …………………….
today than it did
yesterday. (heavily)
Fill
the blanks by using Question tag!
131.There
is a cat in
the yard,……?
132.Budi
doesn’t
waste his time,……?
133.They
have
had their breakfast,…..?
134.The
problem can be solved immediately by
them,……?
135.Nobody
will accompany me to watch the concert
this evening,…..?
136.She
rarely uses her glasses when she reads,…..?
137.I
am still waiting for the test result,……?
138.We no
more keep our secret between us,…...?
139.Though
he had nothing, he kept trying to make his dream come true,……?
140.Son,
Let’s clean our house now,…..?
141.Fina
said that I was the cause of the trouble,….?
142.Everyone
is going to vote for Jack,…..?
143.Located
near the hill, Adi’s house looks very small,…..?
144.Before
my father left the city, he had had breakfast in Sari restaurant,…..?
145.Bob,
don’t park your car here,….?
146.Neither
Alia nor Arman has finished their work,….?
147.Lenny
and Andrew supposed to make partnership in a company,…..?
148.The man
to whom you gave some money is my nephew,…...?
149.Feeling
sleepless, Mrs. Lucky usually consumes medicines for sleeping,…..?
150.The group
will have arrived at the airport by 7 a.m. tomorrow,…?
Chameleons
There are 80 different types of
chameleons in the world, most of which are to be found in Africa, South of the
Sahara desert. The common chameleon ranges from the middle East, along the
North African coast to Southern Spain.
The
chameleon is a slow-moving lizard which hunts for insects among trees and
undergrowth. One of its peculiar features is its eyes, which are set in
two conical sockets and can move independently of one another. This enable the
chameleon to look behind with one eye and in front with the other.
Chameleons
are well-known for their ability to change colour. The skin and body markings
change colour to match the surroundings. Among the plants, for example, the
chameleon is very difficult to spot among foliage. When the chameleon spots an
insect which it thinks would make a fine meal, it shoot out a long, sticky
tongue and draws its prey back into its mouth.
151.What does the text mainly talk about?
a. Chameleons’ ancestors
|
b. Chameleons’ characteristics
|
c. Different types of chameleons
|
d. Reproduction of chameleons
|
152.2. What makes the eyes of chameleon
special?
a. They can change colour
|
b. Each eye has different colour
|
c. They are very bright and very big
|
d.
Each
eye can move in different directions
|
153. “… difficult to spot among foliage.”
(paragraph 3). The synonym of the underlined word is..
a. the enemies
|
b. the leaves
|
c. the meals
|
d. the prey
|
154. What is the best prey for a
chameleon
a. a fine meal
|
b. a sticky tongue
|
c. an insect
|
d. an eye
|
155.Which of the following ideas is not
mentioned in the text?
a.
Distribution
of chameleons
|
b.
Description
of chameleons
|
c.
Chameleons’
ability to make a fine meal
|
d.
Chameleons’
ability to change colour
|
Lengkapilah kalimat berikut
ini dengan bentuk ‘COMPARATIVE’ yang tepat!
1.
Andi is 165 cm tall. Donna
is 167 cm tall. So, Donna is _________ than Andi.
2.
My father is 45 years old.
My mother is 46 years old. So, My mother is _________ than my father.
3.
A
buffalo is big. But, an elephant is ________ than a cow.
4.
Bengawan
Solo river is long but Nil river is ________ than Bengawan Solo river.
5.
Most
students think Mathematic is ___________ than Social Science.
6.
Roger
is 12 years old. Danu is 15 years old. So, Roger is ______ than Danu.
7.
A
hill is __________ than a mountain.
8.
A
horse runs __________ than a goat.
9.
A
car’s price is usually __________ than a motorbike’s price.
10. The red jacket is 60,000 rupiahs.
The blue jacket costs 75,000 rupiahs. The red jacket is ________ than the blue
jacket.
1. Andi is 165 cm tall. Donna is 167 cm tall. So,
Donna is taller than Andi.
2. My father is 45 years old. My mother
is 46 years old. So, My mother is older than my father.
3.
A buffalo is big. But, an elephant is bigger
than a cow.
4.
Bengawan
Solo river is long but Nil river is longer than Bengawan Solo river.
5.
Most
students think Mathematic is more difficult than Social Science.
6.
Roger
is 12 years old. Danu is 15 years old. So, Roger is younger than Danu.
7.
A hill is shorter than a mountain.
8.
A horse runs faster than a goat.
9.
A car’s price is usually more expensive than a
motorbike’s price.
10. The red jacket is 60,000 rupiahs.
The blue jacket costs 75,000 rupiahs. The red jacket is cheaper than the blue jacket.
11. Arman is 157 cm tall. Maulana is 157 cm tall.
So, Arman has the same _________ as Maulana.
12. My car is red. My brother’s car is
red. Our cars have the same __________.
13. This pencil is long. That pencil is
short. That pencil isn’t as ________ as this pencil.
14. My father has the same __________as
my mother. They were born on the same date, month and year.
15. A buffalo can’t run as _________ as
a horse.
16. We have the same ____________. Both
of us like swimming.
17. I can do the Biology test easily. I
think Biology is not as _________ as Mathematic.
18. Luna and Maya has the same
_________. Both are 55 kg.
19. An orangutan isn’t as __________ as
an elephant. An elephant can lift a wood with its trunk easily.
20.
Brian
always wears an ‘M’ T-shirt. Vina does too. They have the same ___________ for T-hirt.
21. I think this T-shirt is too small.
Can you give me the __________ one?
22. Sofi is my _______ sister. She was
born two years after me.
23. Jakarta is a modern city. But New
York is ________ than Jakarta.
24. The test was very difficult
yesterday. I think it’s __________ today. I can do it easily.
25. European people are usually ________
than Asian people.
Soal
Latihan ‘Degree of Comparison’ 2
1.
The
elephant is the ___________ animal on the earth.
2.
Maya
is the ________ student in my class. She never comes late to school.
3.
Those
jackets are expensive. But the ________ jacket is the red one.
4.
Almost
all students think that Mathematic is the ____________ subject in the school.
5.
Mr.
Ron is the ____________ teacher in our school. He never gets angry to us.
6.
There
are four tall student in my class. But the _________ student is Raka.
7.
Cheetah
is known as the ___________ runner animal on the earth.
8.
An
ant may be the ____________ animal in the world.
9.
Jakarta
is the ______________ city in Indonesia.
10. Arnold cleans his room twice a day.
That’s way his room is the __________ among our
rooms
