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Bahasa Inggris 1314 A

LISTENING SECTIONIn this section of the test, you will have the chance to show how well you understand spoken English. There are four parts to this section with special directions for each part.

PART IQuestions 1 to 4.Directions: In this part of the test, you will hear some dialogues and questions spoken in English. The questions and the dialogues will be spoken twice. They will not be printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to understand what the speakers are saying.After you listen to the dialogue and the question about it, read the five possible answers, and decide which one would be the best answer to the question you have heard. Now listen to a sample question.

You will hear:Man : I give up! I’ll stop learning French.Woman : Why do you say that? You are making a lot of progress.Man : No, I m not. I’ve tried hard but still I cannot speak it well.Woman : How come? You can speak Arabic, Hindi, Japanese and even Russian well, can’t you?

Narrator : What language is difficult for the man to learn?A. Hindi.B. Arabic.C. French.D. Russian. E. Japanese.

The best answer to this question is “French”. Therefore, you should choose answer (C)

1. A. Job vacancy.A. Job interview.B. Electric Company.C. Applying for a job.D. Occupying a machine division.

2. A. Office boy.B. Hotel clerk.C. Travel agent.D. A taxi driver.E. A tour guide.

3. A. She sees her doctor.B. She visits the hospital.C. She takes her medicine.D. She meets him in the doctor.E. She makes an appointment with him.

4. A. It’s in bad condition.B. It’s the wrong size.C. It’s been worn.D. It’s damaged.E. It’s been torn.

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PART IIQuestions 5 to 7Directions: In this part of the test, you will hear some incomplete dialogues spoken in English, followed by four responses, also spoken in English. The dialogues and the responses will be spoken twice. They will not be printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to understand what the speakers are saying. You have to choose the best response to each question.

Now listen to a sample question:Man : Hey, Cindy! Could you do me a favour?Woman : What can I do for you?Man : Would you mind going to the post office to send my letter?Woman : ….

Narrator : What is the woman’s possible response?A. I am all out sorry. B. I love to write letters.C. Sure, by all means.D. It’s next to the police station

Narrator : The best answer to the question is: “Sure, by all means”. Therefore, you should choose answer (C).

5. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.



PART IIIQuestions 8 to 11Directions: In this part of the test, you will hear some dialogues or monologues spoken in English. The dialogues or monologues will be spoken twice. They will not be printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to understand what the speakers are saying. After you listen to the dialogue or monologue, look at the five pictures provided in your test book, and decide which one would be the most suitable with the dialogue or monologue you have heard.

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PART IVQuestions 12 to 15Directions:In this part of the test, you will hear several monologues. Each monologue will be spoken twice. They will not be printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to understand what the speakers are saying.After you hear the monologue and the question about it, read the five possible answers and decide which one would be the best answer to the question you have heard.

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12. A. Kilimanjaro beautiful landscape.B. Kilimanjaro National Park.C. Kilimanjaro highest peak.D. Kilimanjaro trekking.E. Kilimanjaro.

13. A. It’s an inactive volcano in the north of Tanzania.B. It’s the World Heritage Site chosen by UNESCO.C. It’s the highest mountain in Africa continent.D. It has the variety of wildlife seen during the trip.E. It’s designated as a game reserve.

14. A. Vermin.B. Dandruff.C. Grey hair.D. Black hair.E. Dead scalp.

15. A. He was bald.A. He had just black hair.B. He had just white hair.C. He had dense black hair.D. He looked younger than his age.

This is the end of the listening section

READING SECTIONThe following text is for questions 16 and 17.26 rue Washington75008 PARISFrancetel: +33 1 77 77 77 77email: [email protected]

Date

The PrincipalInterplay Languages77 bd Saint Germain75006 PARIS

Dear Madam

Director of Studies

I am interested in working as Director of Studies for your organisation. I am an EFL language instructor with nearly 10 years' experience to offer you. I enclose my resume as a first step in exploring the possibilities of employment with Interplay Languages.

My most recent experience was implementing English Through Drama workshops for use with corporate clients. I was responsible for the overall pedagogical content, including the student coursebook. In addition, I developed the first draft of the teacher's handbook.

As Director of Studies with your organisation, I would bring a focus on quality and effectiveness to your syllabus design. Furthermore, I work well with others, and I am experienced in course planning.

I would appreciate your keeping this enquiry confidential. I will call you in a few days to arrange an interview at a time convenient to you. Thank you for your consideration.

Yours faithfully

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16. What is the letter about?A. Campaigning to visit school libraries.B. Raising funds to build school libraries.C. Protesting magazine article about the libraries closure.D. Finding supports to keep the libraries open on Mondays.E. Recommending using library to help students do their assignment.

17. Who wants to close libraries on Mondays?A. Parents.B. Students.C. Library customers.D. The readers of the magazine.E. The City Council representatives.

The following text is for questions 18 and 19.

Invitation to Bid

Date 31 December 2003Loan No. ADF/ETH/EDU-3/98/40IFB No. ADF/NCB/BEN/01/2003

1. The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia has received a loan from the African Development Fund in various currencies towards the cost of Education III project. It is intended that part of the proceeds of this loan will be applied to eligible payments under the loan agreement for the construction of two new primary schools in Metekel Zone for Eyaja and Albasa Village Primary Schools. Bidding is open to all bidders from eligible member countries as defined in the ADB's rules of procedures for the procurement of goods and works.

2. The Benishangul Gumuz Regional State Education Bureau now invites bids from eligible bidders for any or all of the lots described below. Bidders shall be in the category of GC/BC 7 and above, and who have renewed their license for the years 2003/2004.

3. Complete set of bidding document may be purchased at the Regional Works and Urban Development Bureau Engineering Department, P.O. Box 53. Tel. 07 - 75 03 98 / 75 03 95 upon submission of written request and non-refundable fee of Birr 150 or its equivalence in a freely convertible currency, for each lot. Interested eligible bidders may obtain further information and inspect the bidding documentation at the same address.

4. The provisions in the instructions to bidders and in the general condition of the contract are the provisions of the African Development Bank standard bidding documents: Procurements of small works.

5. Bids shall be valid for a period of 120 days opening and must be accompanied by a bid security, in the form of C.P.O. of at least 2% of the bid amount or its equivalent in a freely convertible currency, from a reputable bank and shall be delivered to the above office on or before Friday, Feb.13, 2004, 10:00am local time. They will be opened in the presence of the bidders or their respective representatives who wish to attend at Monday, Feb. 16, 2004, 4:00pm local time at the same address above.

6. The employer reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Benishangul Gumuz Works and Urban Development Bureau

P.O. Box 53, AssosaTel. 07-75 03 98, Assosa

18. What is the text about?A. Information about illness.

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B. The notification of further work.C. A notification about work absence.D. A message about Marla Picks’ disease.E. Information about the progress of Marla Picks’ job.

19. Which statement IS NOT TRUE according to the text?A. Marla Picks is sick.B. This message is addressed to Mr. Jackson.C. Mr. Jackson and Marla Picks work in the same place.D. Marla Pick gives detailed information about her sickness.E. Marla Picks doesn’t come to her workplace on January 15, 2014.

The following text is for questions 20 and 21.

20. Which is NOT CORRECT based on the text?A. The headquarters of the company is Nepal.B. The applicant must be capable of operating computer well.C. The positions demand the big mobiles of the company workers.D. The requirement for institutional sales officers is the same as assistant officer one.E. The application letter must be sent less than 15 days after the advertisement is published.

21. “Sumy Distillery Pvt. Ltd. is seeking to recruit competent …”The underlined word has closest meaning with ….A. employB. requireC. acceptD. obligeE. train

The following text is for questions 22 to 24

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Francis Bacon, a leading proponent of natural philosophy and scientific methodology, was an English lawyer, philosopher and scientist. Having written highly influential works on law, state and religion, politics and science, Bacon was an early pioneer of the scientific method who created “empiricism” and inspired the scientific revolution.

Born on January 22, 1561 in Strand, London, Francis Bacon’s father, Nicholas Bacon, was a famous English politician and Lord Keeper of the Great Seal during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I of England. Bacon was mostly homeschooled in his early years. He entered Trinity College, Cambridge in 1573 when he was merely 12. He also attended the University of Poitiers.

Francis Bacon is often called the father of modern science. He initiated a massive reformation of every process of knowledge for the advancement of learning divine and human. As the creator of empiricism, Francis Bacon formulated a set of empirical and inductive methodologies, for setting off a scientific inquiry, known as the Baconian method. His call for a plotted procedure of inquiring things, with an empiricist naturalistic approach, had a profound impact on the rhetorical and theoretical framework for science.

Bacon also served as the philosophical inspiration behind the progress of the Industrial age. He always suggested that scientific work should be done for charitable reasons, and for relieving mankind’s misery with the invention of useful things.

Bacon also authored several books and essays that advocated reformations of the law, and many of them regarding religious, moral and civil meditations.

Francis Bacon was appointed a Lord Chancellor in 1618. Unfortunately, he was accused of bribery and was forced to resign, after which Bacon retired to his estate continuing with his literary, scientific, and philosophical work. He died of pneumonia in Highgate, London in 1626. Bacon was 65 years old.

22. What is the topic of paragraph 2?A. Mandela’s marriage.B. The attribute on Mandela’s activity.C. The first black president of South Africa.D. Mandela’s involvement in political activities.E. The controversy on Mandela’s activity on communist party.

23. Which of the following statements is CORRECT based on the text?A. Mandela was jailed in more than 27 prisons.B. Mandela’s second wife was a political activist.C. Mandela had 13 children from his three marriages.D. Mandela was against communist party in South Africa.E. Mandela got Nobel Peace Prize when he served as the president.

24. “She was the widow of Mozambican independence leader and president Samora Machel, who died in a plane crash in 1986…” (par.3)The underlined word refers to ….A. ZenaniB. ZindziC. Graca MacelD. Evelyn MaseE. Winnie Madikizela

The following text is for questions 25 to 27.Mud, looters, starvation threaten flood victims

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Puddles of water and thick mud are not the only problems flood victims in Manado, North Sulawesi, face, as looters are also reportedly wandering around housing areas.

“Some of my valuables are gone. I fled to safer ground when the floods hit and I had no time to pack up all my important belongings,” Pengki, a resident of Tateli village in Mandolang district, Minahasa, said on Saturday, as quoted by tribunnews.com.

The flooding also caused Bailey Bridge in the Bolevard area to collapse. The collapsed bridge cut off traffic from Malalayang to the city center, thereby affecting the city’s economy.

The Army deployed personnel on Saturday to help the city administration rebuild the bridge, Antara news agency reported.

Besides flash floods in Manado, landslides also hit Tinoor, which connects Manado and Tomohon. The road from Manado to Tomohon was cut off, while several bridges in Minahasa broke. On Saturday afternoon, the search and rescue team found the body of a woman identified as Linda Tan, 61. There are still around 15 people missing in the area.

Meanwhile, Public Works Deputy Minister Hermanto Dardak said that the ministry was set to heighten the dike around Tondano Lake to prevent further flash floods in Manado and would carry out a river normalization program.

He added that the ministry planned to build a dam with a capacity of 23 million cubic-meters. “We have set aside a budget of Rp2.8 billion [US$231,577] for land acquisition and another Rp 700 million for the certification process,” Hermanto, said as quoted by Antara. The project, he went on, was expected to begin in 2015 and might require a budget of Rp 1 trillion.

25. Which statement is NOT CORRECT based on the text?A. Local election of Gunung Mas was held on 4th September.B. According to KPK, it is not ethical to inaugurate a suspect as regent.C. The Corruption Eradication Commission protested the inauguration of Gunung Mas regent.D. Hambith bribed Constitutional Court chief justice to win the disputed election of regional

head.E. Hambith along with Chairun Nisa and Cornelius Nalau bribed Akil Mochtar in a plenary

session.

26. The politician was arrested by The Corruption Eradication Commission was …. A. Chairun NisaB. Akil MochtarC. Hambith BintihD. Cornelius NalauE. Bambang Widjojanto

27. “The KPK alleged that Hambit, the incumbent regent of Gunung Mas, attempted to bribe Akil so that he could rule in his favor.” (par.7)The underlined word has closest meaning with….A. joinB. saveC. graftD. urgeE. give

The following text is for questions 28 to 30.

The Meller's chameleon is the largest of the chameleons not native to Madagascar. Their stout bodies can grow to be up to two feet (two-thirds of a meter) long and weigh more than a pound (one-half kilogram).

Meller's distinguish themselves from their universally bizarre-looking cousins with a single small horn protruding from the front of their snouts. This and their size earn them the common name "giant one-horned chameleon."

They are fairly common in the savanna of East Africa, including Malawi, northern Mozambique, and Tanzania. Almost one-half of the world’s chameleons live on the island of

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Madagascar.As with all chameleons, Meller's will change colors in response to stress and to communicate

with other chameleons. Their normal appearance is deep green with yellow stripes and random black spots. Females are slightly smaller, but are otherwise indistinguishable from males.

They subsist on insects and small birds, using their camouflage and a lightning-fast, catapulting tongue, which can be up to 20 inches (50 centimeters) long, to ambush prey.

Exotic pet enthusiasts often attempt to keep Meller's chameleons as pets. However, they are highly susceptible to even the slightest level of stress and are very difficult to care for in captivity. In the wild, they can live as long as 12 years.

28. The passage talks about the common ... of mongooses.A. habitsB. habitatsC. taxonomiesD. circumstancesE. characteristics

29. How do nonrestrictive claws work?A. To dig a hole.B. To mark a territory.C. To neutralize the toxin.D. To signal reproductive status.E. To attach the venom to the enemy.

30. The snake venom cannot stick to mongooses because of their ….A. rounded earsB. long faces and bodiesC. strongly marked coatsD. acetylcholine receptorsE. brindle and grizzly color


The value of education for tenagersEducation is the key to reaching our potential. Education is our best investment for earning

money. Without a good, education foundation, "the deck is stacked against you".If a teenager wishes a better life style than the average person struggling to make ends meet,

then a teen's abilities to produce value needs to be better than the average competition. A teenager's biggest asset is knowledge. Education is the gradient process of acquiring

knowledge. Knowledge gives a teenager the tools for rational reasoning and judgment. Knowledge helps a teen make better choices. Knowledge gives you options. The more knowledge a teen has, the more opportunities a teenager will have for making money.

When you do not pay attention in class, and you do not ensure that you understand what is being taught, you put at risk that field of opportunity for making money. When you treat all your subjects in this manner, you are jeopardizing all these fields of knowledge as a choice of opportunities that you could have had, if you had put in more effort.

When you graduate from school, what fields of knowledge do you have to choose from for making money? At this point you may be left with very few options. Is this the time to start learning money making skills? Trying to make money, with very limited skills is a tough way to start your life.

Teenagers that have gotten a solid education foundation, will be the ones most prepared to learn advanced skills necessary for making good money. Teenagers that dedicated themselves to getting a solid education foundation will be the ones that have the most money making opportunities available to them. They will be the ones with the better life style and less unemployment.

We have included this article about the importance of education for teenagers; because it is the knowledge that is learned during the teenage years that gives teens more options for money making

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ideas in the future.

31. What is the text about?A. The qualification of an accredited school.B. The necessity of studying at accredited school.C. The influence of accredited school to students’ success.D. The effect of studying at accredited school on students’ behavior.E. The correlation between accredited school and students’ achievement.

32. The advantage of studying near house for the students is ….A. they have better personalityB. they save time, energy, and moneyC. they gain future opportunity easilyD. they succeed in influencing friendsE. they have more employment opportunity

33. Which is NOT TRUE based on the text?A. Accredited school needs much more cost.B. Some teenagers tend to choose closer school.C. Accredited school students have better personality than the others do.D. Some teenagers choose a certain school because of their friends’ influence.E. The chance to have employment is broader for the students from accredited school.

34. “Student from an accredited school has more open door than student with an unaccredited one.” (par. 2)The underlined word has closest meaning with ….A. acknowledgedB. recognizedC. qualifiedD. admittedE. certified

The following text is for questions 35 to 38.Why are wild animals disappearing?

Have you ever heard of a bird called the crested ibis? Also known in Japanese as "toki," the crested ibis is a large white bird with a red face and long black beak. Its more striking features include the beautiful pink color seen on the underside of its wings, which measure up to 140 centimeters (about 4.5 feet) across, and the long crest, or tuft, of feathers on the back of its neck. The crested ibis once lived in many places throughout East Asia, but their numbers declined rapidly in the second half of the 20th century.

People in Japan have been trying a number of different things to keep the crested ibis alive. They set up a special facility to protect the birds and even adopted a bird from China to try and hatch new chicks artificially. But if these attempts fail and the last crested ibis dies, this type of bird will no longer exist anywhere on Earth.When a type of organism disappears for good, we say it becomes "extinct." There are roughly four major causes of extinction:

Killing too many animals is called overexploitation, which means to use too much of a resource. In Asia, rhinoceroses, deer, elephants, and big cats such as lions have all rapidly declined in number because people have been hunting them for the resources they provide: rhinoceroses and deer have horns that are used in medicine, elephants have tusks that can be used as a material for art and crafts, and lions and other big cats have beautiful fur coats.

The number of orangutans in Indonesia has dropped in the last 20 to 30 years, because farmers have cut down 80 percent of the forest where they live. Many other plants and animals have either gone extinct or shrunk in population because the unique environments in which they live no longer exist.

Some plants and animals die because humans poison the water or air they live in. One

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species of toad in Costa Rica is thought to have gone extinct because of air and water pollution. Changes in the environment brought on by global warming and human activities can be a major threat to plants and animals.

Introducing a plant or animal that is originally from somewhere else can also cause extinction. One example is the Nile perch, an edible species of fish that was introduced to Lake Victoria in Africa. The Nile perch became invasive, eating many of the local fish and causing the extinction of about 200 local fish species.

35. What degree is the snow usually formed?A. 50 CelsiusB. 90 CelsiusC. 150 FahrenheitD. 320 FahrenheitE. 410 Fahrenheit

36. Which of the following statement is CORRECT according to the text?A. The snow will reach the ground when the ground temperature is above freezing.B. The air temperature has no influence to the occurrence of heavy snowfalls.C. The temperature of the ground is an important factor to produce snow.D. Dry Valley in Antarctica has little snow.E. Snow will occur only in very cold areas.

37. “… there is a minimum amount of moisture in the air.” (par. 1)The synonym of the underlined word is ….A. fairnessB. drynessC. clearnessD. cleanlinessE. dampness

38. The communicative purpose of the text is ….A. to explain how snow formsB. to describe the snowing areaC. to persuade the reader to keep atmosphere cold D. to discuss the effect of cold area to occurrence of snowE. to inform the correlation between snow and the ground


Is cosmetic surgery good or bad?Nowadays, cosmetic surgery has become more popular for modern people. Some people believe that it is a science to increase the beauty of a person. The basic aim of this surgery is to enhance the appearance of the individual that is done by altering the parts of the body. On the other hand, other people disagree with it. They said that cosmetic surgery involves risk which may cause serious diseases such as heart attack. Can we trust the surgeons? Can we change our appearance to whatever we want by getting cosmetic surgery?

Spoilt is surely not the term to describe the phenomenon you are describing. With the availability of cosmetic surgery these days, at a pretty price, people are realising that they can achieve anything they want if they work hard to achieve it. If anything this raises people’s aspirations. People want to work hard, save their money instead of squandering it and pay for what they really want. This is the working of a Protestant work ethic, the harder you work the more you can achieve. Spoilt is when you attain what you want with no work. But the vast amount of money and the days of recuperation required is a large price to pay for cosmetic surgery and people weigh up their options of whether cosmetic surgery means that much to them.

Cosmetic surgery only serves to show everyone how spoilt we are. What we want we can get, even if we pay thousands and go under the knife for it. When people feel that there is

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something that they cannot possibly achieve, it humbles them. The feeling of not being able to get something reiterates to us how we are merely mortal and not Gods. However, cosmetic surgery changes this perception. We feel we can achieve all we want to in life, and that only feeds our vanity and our spoilt natures. We would not want this for our children, so why do we want it for grown adults?

Bad or good cosmetic surgery relies on the purpose of doing it. If it is performed to reform the broken part of the body is recommended. However, if it just for fun it just wastes money and time.

39. The passage tells about …A. The function of Zoo for science.B. The controversy on zoo existence.C. Zoo as the experimental laboratory.D. Zoo as a natural habitat for animals.E. The importance of zoo as a conservation.

40. Who opposes the animal placement in the zoo?A. Scientists.B. City dwellers.C. Animal breeders.D. Educated persons.E. Animal rights activists.

41. Which statement is CORRECT according to the text?A. Scientists argue that the zoos are out of date.B. Scientists catch animals to develop zoochosist.C. City dwellers protest the cruelly capture of animal.D. Visiting a zoo can increase people’s interest in wildlife.E. Watching animal on TV and in the zoo give people same sense.

42. From the text, we can conclude that …A. Animal right activists support modern zoo.B. Zoo is used just for keeping animals for distant lands.C. Modern zoo is built by considering the animal welfare.D. Animal research is the only way to save endangered species. E. City dwellers like visiting traditional zoo than visiting modern one

The following text is for questions 43 to 46.The Legend of Hercules

Queen Alcmene (McKee), the estranged wife of King Amphitryon (Adkins), is visited by the goddess Hera. Hera tells Alcmene that according to divine prophecy, the latter will be the mother of Zeus's son, Hercules. Accordingly, after Alcmene is ravished by Zeus one night, their son is conceived.

Born as Alcides, Queen Alcmene shields her son's true identity for fear of the King finding out. As a buff young man, Alcides's life is not without drama. His brother Iphicles (Garrigan) is jealous of him and Amphitryon is suspicious of him. Later, Alcides's mother tells him that he is really Hercules. But Hercules is reluctant to accept his destiny as he is busy swooning over the charms of Hebe (Weiss). Hebe, however, has been promised to Hercules's brother Iphicles.

After being sent on a battle he cannot win, Hercules and commander Sotiris (McIntyre) are captured and the two get into a gladiator-type situation and fight for survival. What follows is Hercules's journey home to take the throne and be reunited with Hebe.

The film is a confused mishmash. Some of it looks like 300. Other bits resemble Gladiator. Some of the romance dialogues border between being cringe-worthy and laughable. For a film about Greeks, you'll hear a range of accents, ranging from Scottish to Russian.

The script keeps up the cheesiness. Example: during an argument, Alcmene tells Amphitryon

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how Hercules was conceived: "Zeus came into my bed and blasted me with his seed to spawn a son to end your reign."

While some of the effects are alright, the Nemean lion that Hercules battles in one scene looks comical. Hercules, looking like a beefcake at a toga party, starts using his superpowers only towards the end of the film. Too little, too late.

For a movie with such an interesting subject, this one unfortunately doesn't make the grade.

43. The first paragraph tells about ….A. The writer’s knowledge about SoekarnoB. The writer’s idol of the best Indonesian oratorC. The writer’s evaluation about Soekarno movieD. The writer’s history lesson about Indonesian great heroE. The writer’s amazement about the founding nation of Indonesia

44. Who is the birth name of Soekarno?A. Ario bayu.B. Adipati Karno.C. Rizqi Arifuddin.D. Hanung Bramantyo.E. Koesno Sostrodiharjo.

45. Which statement is NOT TRUE based on the text?A. Soekarno is the best Indonesian orator.B. Inggit opposed Soekarno and Fatmawati’s love affair.C. Soekarno’s birth name was changed to make him healthy.D. Soekarno was sentenced and exiled to Bengkulu to be a teacher.E. Soekarno got married with Fatmawati after his divorce from Inggit.

46. Form the text above, we know that ….A. Hanung describes Soekarno’s unseen side to make a controversy.B. The Dutch exiled Soekarno to Bengkulu in order to meet Fatmawati.C. The writer’s sense of nationalism increases after watching Soekarno movie.D. The movie describes Soekarno figure as what the writer read in history books.E. The Dutch disagreed with Tjokroaminoto’s daughter and Soekarno’s political relationship.

47. Study the following sentences related to a descriptive text.1. Magelang is an interesting tourist resort with many attractive old building. 2. It is said that most of the people are skilled in this art. 3. More than fifty-five families actually make their living by carving horns of buffaloes or cows. 4. It is located in Central Java about forty kilometers north of Yogyakarta. 5. It takes about an hour by bus from Yogyakarta. 6. Pucang, Secang, a sub- district in Magelang, is one of the popular places for horn carving

handicrafts. The good arrangement of the sentences above is ….A. 1-4-2-5-6-3B. 1-4-5-6-2-3C. 1-5-4-6-2-3D. 1-5-6-2-4-3E. 1-5-6-4-2-3

The following text is for questions 48 to 50.Complete the following text with the correct words!

We had a wonderful holiday in Bali. It was a great place. The people were friendly, the food was great, and the weather was better than at home. Most days were pretty. I swam two or three times a day, but my brother Fachri just spent all his time (48) … on the beach with his eyes closed.

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Last Saturday I (49) … on the bus and went to the north of the island. It was much quieter there than here and was very beautiful, but no tourists. The next day we went across tothe east coast to see some of the old villages. I learned Balinese, but I could not say much, but it was fun to try. Fachri actually spoke it quite well, but he was (50) … of opening his mouth, so I was the one who talked to people.

48. A. lyingA. sittingB. talkingC. leaningD. sleeping

49. A. drove A. wentB. rode C. leftD. got

50. A. lazy A. afraidB. unableC. unusualD. reluctant

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