Pendalaman Materi: Sukses Menghadapi Ujian Nasional 2009 Tingkat SMP

PENDALAMAN MATERI
SUKSES MENGHADAPI UJIAN NASIONAL

2009
TINGKAT SMP
BAHASA INGGRIS
Penyusun:
Iin Hermiyanto S.Pd
(CETAKAN KE 1 TAHUN 2008)
SMP AN-NISAA’ PRESS
www.sekolah-annisaa-tng.sch.id
hermiyanto_i@yahoo.co.id
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TENSES
TENSES FUNGSI POLA KETERANGAN
WAKTU
Simple  Menyatakan kebiasaan S + V1/s, es + O Everyday/morning/week/
Present yang masih berlangsung month/year, often,
Tense hingga sekarang. Do/does + S + V1 + O ? usually, generally, never,
alaways, twice/three
 Menyatakan kebenaran S + don’t/doesn’t +V1 + O times a week. Etc.
umum.
Present  Menyatakan suatu Now, at present, at this
Continuos kegiatan yang sedang S + is/am/are + Ving + O moment, today.
Tense berlangsung sekarang.
Present  Menyatakan suatu  for ten years, for five
Perfect kegiatan yang telah hours, for three weeks,
Tense selesai dilakukan. for three times, etc.
 Menyatakan kejadian  since last week, since
yang berulang-ulang. four days ago, since
S + have/has + V3 + O
last month, since 7
 Menyatakan suatu o’clock, since 2003,
kegiatan yang baru saja etc.
selesai setelah periode  already, just, yet
waktu tertentu.
Simple  Menyatakan suatu S + V2 + O Yesterday, last week, last
Past kegiatan yang dilakukan month, last year, three
Tense dimasa lampau. Did +S + V1 + O? days ago, two hours ago,
in 1999, etc.
S + didn’t + V1 + O
Future  Menyatakan suatu S + will + V1 + O Tomorrow, next month,
tense kegiatan yang akan next year, next week,
dilakukan di waktu yang S + is/am/are going to + V1 + O tonight, etc.
akan datang.
Examples:
 The students always leave early for school.
 Mr. John is reading in the library now.
 He has just talked to me about it.
 I have lived in this city since 1998.
Exercise 1
Choose the suitable word in the bracket
1. The Setiawan family (has come) (came) to Bandung eleven years ago.
2. I’m sorry. I (didn’t finish) (haven’t finish) my homework.
3. The town (has had) (had ) two big snowstorms last year.
4. Maya and Sasa (have made) (has made) (made) friend for four years.
5. We (will sell) (sell) (have sold) the rest of the souvenirs tomorrow.
6. I finally finished reading the book. At the moment, Fariz (reads) (is reading) (has read) the book.
7. The swimmers (haven’t completed) (hasn’t completed) (aren’t completing) (didn’t complete) the race yet.
8. We haven’t seen each other (since) (for) a long time.
9. You look confused. (Are you understand) (Do you understand) what I said?
10. Last night I came home, cooked dinner, and (watched) (watch) (have watched) TV.
11. (Have you sent) (Did you send) (Are you going to send) the e-mail? We need a quick response.
hermiyanto_i@yahoo.co.id
12. That man (has given) (gave) (gives) (will give) his dedication to the school for 30 years.
13. Does Pamela (has) (have) (had) eight brothers and sisters?
14. Deer (like) (liked) salt and they are attracted to blocks of salt which people leave in their yards.
15. I usually (will begin) (begin) (began) the day with a jog around the field.
16. I (saw) (have seen) (see) the movie before, but I am going to watch it this weekend.
17. My classmates (visit) (is going to visit) (are going to visit) (have visited) (has visited) (visited) my uncle
next holiday.
18. Sam (will have) (is having) (had) (has) an accident when he was crossing the street. He broke his leg.
19. Tomorrow is my parents’ wedding anniversary. I (buy) (bought) (am buying) (have bought) (will buy)
lovely Batik for them tonight.
20. Turn off the TV and don’t speak loudly, please! The baby (sleeps) (has slept) (slept) (is sleeping).
Exercise 2
Write the correct tense of verbs in the parentheses in the following sentences
1. Mr. Adam always (come) to class on time.
2. Mother (come) to stay with us next weekend.
3. He usually (write) in blue ink.
4. We (go) to the theater last Sunday.
5. At present, Mr. Kadir (write) a long novel about the war for independence.
6. Listen! I think the telephone (ring).
7. Right now Fauzan (do) the homework. He (start) doing it an hour ago.
8. Last night I (go) to a party. When I (get) there, the room was full of people, some of them were dancing
and others were talking..
9. Megan (be) to Pangandaran for five times.
10. Your shoes look shining. (you, polish) them with a wax before leaving home this morning?
11. Jessica usually (go) to school by bus, but today she (go) on foot.
12. “When (your father, buy) that nice BMW?” “He (buy) it two days ago.”
13. I (call) Kasyif at 7.30 last night, but he (be) not at home.
14. We may not see him next Sunday because he (have) a holiday in Jogyakarta.
15. I (see) your grandma this morning. She looked confused. I (call) her from the distance but she couldn’t
hear me.
Exercise 3
Choose the best answer
1. Dhika usually ___ to school on foot.
a. go b. goes c. went d. going
2. Hilda ____ badminton with her friend now.

a. plays b. is playing c. played d. will play
3. The passengers of the airplane ____when the plane hit the mountain last week.
a. are sleeping b. slept c. have been sleeping d. were sleeping
4. Do you know who ____ the book ‘Treasure Island’?

a. write b. writes c. wrote d. did write
5. Ms. Veronica started teaching here in 1999. She ___ here for four years.
a. works b. has worked c. is working d. will be working
6. She ___ me this postcard there days ago.

a. sends b. sent c. has sent d. will send
7. Andra sometimes ___ fried rice for breakfast.

a. has b. have c. had d. is having
8. The committee ____ all the celebrations tomorrow

a. will end b. have ended c. ended d. end
9. We ___ the reputable senior high school when we pass the national exam next year.
a. enter b. is entering c. entered d. will enter
10. My father ___ in that firm from 1980 to 1985.

a. works b. has worked c. worked d. is working
11. She didn’t believe what her friend ___ her.

a. tell b. telling c. tells d. told
12. I don’t ____ why he can’t come on time.

a. understood b. understand c. understanding d. understands
13. The boys were swimming at the beach when the rain ____ to fall.
a. has begun b. began c. begun d. begin
14. Angel sometimes ____ her Mom in Bandung twice a week.

a. visited b. visit c. visits d. has visited
15. “Where is your brother?”

“In his room. He ____ a computer game.”
a. plays b played c. play d. is playing
QUESTION TAGS
Question tags (Pertanyaan Penegas) adalah bentuk pertanyaan pendek yang digunakan untuk
menegaskan pernyataan (statement). Cara membentuknya adalah dengan menambahkan pertanyaan
pendek pada akhir pernyataan. Berikut contoh dalam bahasa Indonesia: Hamid menjdi pelajar
terbaik di sekolah ini, bukan? Dalam Bahasa Inggris contohnya: Hamid is the best student in this
school, isn’t he?
Pelajari aturan pembentukan question tags berikut ini!
1. Ketentuan Umum
Pada Kalimat Pernyataan (statement): Pada Question tags:
1) Positif (+)  Negatif (-)
2) Negatif (-)  Positif (+)
3) Kata not boleh disingkat, boleh juga tidak disingkat.  Kata not selalu disingkat
4) Bisa memakai kata ganti, bisa juga tidak  Selalu memakai kata ganti.
memakainya.
(ingat kata ganti! I, you, they, we, he, she, it)
1. Kalimat Pernyataan menggunakan To Be -- is, am, are, was, were atau menggunakan
Modals ---- can, must, will, should, would. Maka, To Be atau Modals harus diulang pada
Question Tag nya. Contoh:
• He is a doctor, isn’t he? (Dia dokter, bukan?)
• They are all right, aren’t they? (Mereka baik-baik saja, bukan?)
• Jack isn’t here now, is he? (Jack tidak berada disini, bukan?)
• He will visit his friend in South Korea, won’t he? (Dia akan mengunjungi temannya di
Korea Selatan, bukan?)
• Leon can do it himself, can’t he? (Leon bis melakukannya sendiri, bukan?)
• Romeo was not absent yesterday. was he? (Romeo tidak absen kemarin, bukan)
BILA TIDAK ADA To Be/Auxiliary Verbs/modals nya, gunakan: do, does, did.pada Question
Tag nya. (Statements dalam bentuk Simple Present tense atau simple past)
Contoh:
• You don’t understand his explanation, do you? Kamu tidak mengerti penjelasannya,
bukan?)
• Brenda knows this secret, doesn’t she? (Brenda mengetahui rahasia ini, bukan?)
• Alex and Ahmed work together to accomplish the project, don’t they? (Alex dan Ahmed
bekerja sama untuk menyelesaikan proyek tersebut, bukan?)
• Your parents didn’t allow you to go with us, did they? (Orang tuamu tidak mengijinkan
kamu pergi bersama kami, bukan?)
• The writer died ten years ago, didn’t he? (penulis tersebut wafat sepuluh tahun lalu,
bukan?)
• You wrote that poem yourself, didn’t you? (kamu menulis puisi itu sendiri, bukan?)
2. Pernyataan positive untuk I am harus ber-tag-kan aren’t I?
Contoh:
• I am pretty, aren’t I?
• I am going to get the first prize in the beauty contest, aren’t I?
Kecuali… (bila statement nya dalam bentuk negative)

• I am not guilty, am I?
• I’m not what you thought, am I?
3. Kata “have” atau “has” yang berarti mempunyai, menderita, menikmati, Tag Questionnya
menggunakan do, does atau did. TETAPI JIKA ”have” atau ”has” sebagai Auxiliary Verb,
maka Tag Question nya menggunakan have atau has pula.
Contoh:
• Steve doesn’t have any ideas, does he? (Steve tidak punya gagasan, bukan?)
• Ivan has two sisters, doesn’t he? (Ivan punya dua saudara perempuan, bukan?)
• Susan and Jamilah have an English class today, don’t they? (Susan dan Jamilah ada
pelajaran di kelas bahasa Inggris hari ini, bukan?)
• Tutik has been to Bali, hasn’t she? (Tutik telah ke Bali bukan?)
• We have met each other somewhere, haven’t we? (Kita pernah bertemu sebelumnya di
suatu tempat, bukan?)
• Ms. Meyling hasn’t arrived yet, has she? (Meyling belum tiba, bukan?)
4. Kata ”There” dalam kalimat pernyataan tidak berubah dalam Question Tag nya.
Contoh:
• There is a meeting, isn’t there?
5. That dalam kalimat berubah dalam Tag Question menjadi It.

Contoh:
• That man is Mr. Jason, isn’t it?
6. Kata-kata yang dianggap negative seperti: never (tak pernah), rarely/seldom (jarang),
scarcely/hardly/barely (hamper tidak), a few/a little (sedikit) maka Question Tag nya
Positive.
Contoh:
• Nisa never comes late, does she?
• You can hardly recognize him, can you?
• He only had a little homework, did he?
7. Kata-kata seperti: everyone, anyone, no one, everybody, anybody, nobody, someone,

somebody Question Tag nya menggunakan They.
Contoh:
• Nobody helps her, do they?
• Everyone must join the enrichment program, mustn’t they?
8. Untuk kalimat perintah, Question Tag nya menggunakan Will You? (diterjemahkan dengan
mau kan? Atau tolonglah.
Contoh:
• Give me your money, will you?
• Open that window, will you?
9. Untuk kalimat ajakan dengan Let’s, Question Tag nya menggunakan Shall We? (diterjemahkan
dengan mau kan? Atau ayolah)
Contoh:
• Let’s go shopping, shall we?
• Let’s try again, shall we?
Exercise 1
Make question tag from the following sentences!
1. We really need to be careful with this machine, _______________?
2. He was never late for school, _________________?
3. The boy and his father saw the accident, ________________?
4. You can help me with this assignment, _________________?
5. Rama and I had to be there on time, __________________?
6. The snow wasn’t falling too heavily, __________________?
7. Elmir isn’t the strongest boy in this school, _________________?
8. I am explaining this very clearly, _________________?
9. Her youngest brother has graduated from junior high school, __________________?
10. The children shouldn’t play all day, ____________________?
11. You have failed to convince her, ___________________?
12. It doesn’t take him too long to defeat Raga in yesterday’s match, _______________?
13. This year will be difficult for us, _________________?
14. They rarely have dinner at home, ____________________?
15. Like most other students, Oscar likes math very much, ________________?
16. You have never met her before, ________________?
17. We need to think about it carefully, ___________________?
18. She can hardly recognize us, ____________________?
19. Your parents have a few children, ___________________?
20. You don’t know the correct answer, __________________?
21. He has never seen you before, __________________?
22. They had to go home, ___________________?
23. Don’t drop it, _____________________?
24. Jack shouldn’t be angry, __________________?
25. Listen to me, _____________________?
26. You wouldn’t tell anyone, __________________?
27. I’m too fat, __________________?
28. This isn’t very interesting, __________________?
29. Let’s have dinner, __________________?
30. You won’t mind if I go early, ___________________?
Exercise 2
Choose the correct answer!
1. He never comes home late, __________?
a. hasn’t he b. doesn’t he c. does he d. won’t he
2. Without his glasses he can hardly see us, ____________ he?

a. can’t b. doesn’t c. can d. does
3. Your sister always gets up late on Sundays, ___________?

a. isn’t she b. didn’t she c. doesn’t she d. hasn’t she
4. He works hard. He seldom has time to go to parties, ______________?
a. doesn’t he b. isn’t he c. has he d. does he
5. Let’s visit the Prasetyos tomorrow, ___________?

a. won’t we b. shall we c. aren’t we d. do we
6. The proposal sounds promising, ______?

a. doesn’t it b. wasn’t it c. it doesn’t d. is it
7. You seldom have your hair cut, ______?

a. do you b. don’t you c. did you d. are you
8. There was never any talk of such a thing, ______?

a. was it b. was there c. wasn’t it d. wasn’t there
9. Your uncle said that he would do his best to help you, ______?
a. didn’t you b. wouldn’t he c. didn’t he d. wouldn’t you
10. She never seems to care, _________?

a. is she b. doesn’t she c. does she d. has she
11. There is someone at the door, _______?

a. isn’t there b. isn’t it c. is it d. doesn’t it
12. Shut the door, _______?

a. do you b. don’t you c. will you d. could you
13. Let’s go to the movie, ______?

a. do we b. shall we c. can we d. would we
14. His name is Paul, isn’t ______?

a. he b his c. it d. so
15. Your car is new, _________?

a. isn’t it b. aren’t you c. don’t you d. didn’t you
16. She’s very kind, ________?

a. hasn’t she b. doesn’t she c. isn’t she d. won’t she
17. The dishes we had for lunch were all delicious, _______?
a. didn’t they b. weren’t they c. hadn’t they d. don’t they
18. ‘You didn’t come to class yesterday, did you?’

‘_____________’
a. Did I? b. Yes, I didn’t c. But I did d. Yes, I have
19. I am innocent, ________?

a. am not I b. am I c. aren’t I d. do I
20. I am not what you thought, _______?

a. aren’t I b. am I c. do I d. don’t I
ELLIPTICAL CONSTRUCTION
1. Elliptical Sentences with TOO, SO and BOTH.

a. We use TOO for a positive sentence and it goes at the end of the sentence.
Example:
• Andre is busy, and I am too.
• Nina studies hard day and night, and you do too.
• Ivan went to the music show, and Dina did too.
• Tasya has a lot of money in the bank, and Ayik does too.
b. We use SO for a positive sentence and it goes at the beginning of the sentence.
Example
• I am hungry, and so is Jack.
• I learn English, and so does Reza.
• I have had breakfast, and so has Maryam.
• You saw that accident this morning, and so did I.
c. We use BOTH to talk about two things or persons.

Example:
• Ms. Hulai has two children. Both are diligent.
• This house has two doors. Both are made of wood.
• Last month Budi went to Jakarta and Bandung. He likes both cities.
2. Elliptical Sentences with EITHER, NEITHER, and BUT.

a. We use EITHER for a negative sentence and it goes at the end of the sentence.
Example:
• I don’t like horror films, and Chika doesn’t either.
• Alle didn’t come yesterday, and Firda didn’t either.
• You can’t swim, and I can’t either.
b. We use NEITHER for a negative sentence and it goes at the beginning of the sentence.
Example:
• I did not come to the party last night, and neither did Revo.
• Wawan can’t finish the homework, and neither can Vina.
• My father doesn’t like spicy food, and neither do I.
c. We use BUT to show the opposite.
Example:
• I don’t like coca-cola, but Rian does.
• Rangga will go home, but I won’t.
• Wishi can dance, but Fauzan can’t.
Exercise 1
Make elliptical construction from the following sentences.
1. The boy did the test very well, and Bintang ________________.
2. It was a good football match. ______________ teams played well.
3. My mom can drive a car, _________ I can’t.
4. He shouldn’t try to repair the printer himself and _____________________ you.
5. This car costs 120 million Rupiahs, and _______________ his car over there.
6. There are two pictures on the wall. I like _____________ of them.
7. Indonesia is struggling to recover from economic crisis and _____________________ some other Asian
countries.
8. Arsenal team has lost three matches, and Manchester United team _____________________.
9. Those trousers are not too expensive, and ______________________ these ones.
10. She has a large collection of rare stamps, and ____________________ one of my brothers.
11. He doesn’t have to go there, but I _________________
12. The enemy soldiers fired continuously at us, and ____________________ their tanks.
13. He had enough money to buy the car, and his twin brother _________________________.
14. They were in such a hurry that they had to skip lunch, and _________________________ we.
15. The first plan doesn’t work, and the other back up plans _____________________.
16. The detective has searched everywhere for the missing boy, and ____________________ the police.
17. The new BMW can’t run too fast, and his Mercedes ___________________
18. Inem doesn’t like working hard, and Inah ___________________
19. Those people are looking for a cheap hotel, and we ____________________
20. Stella hasn’t finished her dinner and ___________________ her children.
21. I saw the thief trying to break into Mr. Brown’s house, but he _________________
22. Christ doesn’t really like rock music, but his brothers ___________________
23. She won’t buy such an outdated skirt, but Jenny ____________________
24. She never loves me, and her family _____________________
25. I can hardly remember your name, and she ___________________
26. You seldom come here, and ____________________ I.
27. I barely know what you meant, and my brother ____________________
28. She rarely has time to go out on Sunday evening and I _________________.
29. I have tried to finish the report, and ________________he.
30. He doesn’t love me anymore, _____________ I do.
Exercise 2
Choose the best answer.
1. The students often discuss a matter seriously, and so _________ the teacher.
a. is b. do c. does d. has
2. The chairman of the organization did not attend the meeting, and ______________
a. the secretary did not either c. neither didn’t the secretary
b. the secretary did too d. so did the secretary
3. ‘I saw her this morning.’

‘ ________.’
a. so had I b. so did I c. so I did d. I did so
4. Because of the rain, the teacher couldn’t come on time and ____________.
a. I neither could c. I could not either
b. neither did I d. so didn’t I
5. ‘I can’t hear anything.’

‘____________.’
a. so can I b. neither can I c. either can’t I d. I can’t too
6. ‘I didn’t like the film that we saw.’

‘____________.’
a. so didn’t I b. I didn’t too c. I didn’t either d. neither I didn’t
7. ‘I don’t like the food; it is too salty.’

‘____________.’
a. I don’t too b. I don’t neither c. I don’t either d. neither don’t I
8. If you can do that job, ____________.

a. so can I b. so I can c. I can either d. either can I
9. ‘No bookstores in the town are open today.’

‘_____________.’
a. the grocery stores don’t either c. neither do the grocery stores
b. the grocery stores aren’t either d. the grocery stores are too
10. Tom didn’t go to school yesterday, and ____________.

a. so didn’t I b. I didn’t too c. I didn’t either d. neither didn’t I
11. Afifa : ‘My brother has just bought a new motorcycle.’

Saras : ‘What a coincidence, ______________.’
a. so did my brother c. my brother has too
b. my brother does too d. so does my brother
12. ‘_____________.’
‘Neither does she.’
a. I sew my own clothes c. I sew my own clothes
b. she cannot sew her own clothes d. I don’t sew my own clothes
13. ‘I think this room is very cozy.’

‘_____________.’
a. so does my bedroom c. so did my bedroom.
b. so was my bedroom d. so is my bedroom
14. She doesn’t speak Chinese, and _________.’

a. neither can’t I b. neither can I c. either can’t I d. I can either
15. ‘I like bright colors.’

‘_____________.’
a. I do so b. I do either c. so do I d. either do I
16. We don’t have to return the book tomorrow, but he___________.

a. has b. do c. does d. have
17. ‘Did Lucy come to the OSIS meeting yesterday afternoon?’

‘Yes, she did, but Setha_______’
a. doesn’t b. hasn’t c. don’t d. didn’t
18. Everyone laughed at his jokes, ______________.

a. but the teacher isn’t c. but the teacher did
b. and so did the teacher d. and the teacher didn’t either
19. Reza agreed that everybody had to pay Rp. 300.000,- for the study tour to Bandung, _______.’
a. neither did I b. I didn’t either c. so did I d. I didn’t too
20. Zahra’s mother can speak English well, __________.

a. but my mother can’t c. my mother can so
b. neither can my mother d. but my mother can
21. My uncle doesn’t smoke, ___________.

a. and father doesn’t too c. and so does father
b. and neither does father d. and so doesn’t father
22. His shop was burnt down, and _________ his car that was parked near by.
a. either was b. neither was c. so was d. was too
23. ‘I haven’t watched Kung-fu Panda. I heard the movie’s good.

‘____________.’
a. so have I b. I haven’t too c. neither have I d. I have either
24. I think that my mother will be interested in reading this novel, but __________.
a. my father didn’t c. my father won’t
b. my father can’t d. my father isn’t
25. ‘I wonder if your sister likes seafood.’

‘Oh, she _________.’
a. does b. is c. did d. was
26. ‘I don’t think Lala knows anything about computer.’

‘But she ____________. She took a computer course last year.’
a. knows b. know c. is d does
27. Ayu is interested in literature, and so is Hilda.

The sentence means:_______________
a. Ayu is interested in literature, but Hilda is not.
b. Both Ayu and Hilda are interested in literature
c. Neither Ayu nor Hilda is interested in literature
d. Hilda is not interested in literature, but Ayu is
28. ‘She can hardly remember me.’

‘_____________.’
a. but her sister doesn’t c. her sister can too
b. so is her sister d. but her sister can
29. May: My father has strong coffee in the morning.

July: ____________
a. So has my uncle. c. My uncle did too.
b. So does my uncle. d. My uncle is too.
30. Nissa : I am sorry. I came late to you party. What about Susi?
Rizal : ________________
a. She was too. c. So is she.
b. She did too. d. So does she.
THE USE OF CONJUNCTIONS
Conjunctions are words that are used to connect words or a group of words or sentences.
Conjunctions are usually used in the adverbial clause.
1. Coordinating Conjunctions: AND, BUT, OR, NOR.

Example:
• Tata and his friends are coming to dinner.
• These shoes are old but comfortable.
• In my spare time, I enjoy reading novels or watching television.
• I don’t like milk nor cheese.
2. Correlative Conjunctions: BOTH……….AND; NOT ONLY…..…….BUT ALSO;

EITHER……..….OR; NEITHER…………NOR.
Example:
• Both my mother and my sister are here.
• Not only my mother but also my sister is here.
• Not only my sister but also my parents are here.
• I’ll take either chemistry or physics next quarter.
• That book is neither interesting nor accurate.
3. Conjunctions that are used to connect two independent clauses: SO, FOR, YET.
Example:
• He was tired, so he went to bed. (meaning therefore, as a result)  sehingga / oleh karena
itu
• The child hid behind his mother’s skirt, for he was afraid of the dog. (meaning because) 
karena
• He did not study, yet he passed the exam. (meaning but, nevertheless)  meski demikian
Note: a comma almost always precedes so, for and yet when they are used as conjunctions)
4. Subordinating Conjunctions: Words that introduce adverb clauses.

a. Time: (waktu)
After Before When While
As By the time Since Until
As soon as Once As/so long as Whenever
Every time (that) The first time (that) The last time (that) The next time (that)
b. Cause and Effect: (sebab akibat)

Because Since Now that As
As/So Long As Inasmuch As So (That) In Order That
Because of Due to Therefore Consequently
Such…..that So…..that
c. Opposition: (berlawanan)
Even though Although Though Whereas While
However Nevertheless Despite In spite of But
On the other hand
d. Condition: (keadaan)
If Unless Only if Whether or not
Even if Providing (that) Provided (that) In case (that)
In the event (that) Otherwise Or (else)
Example:
• After she graduates, she will get a job.
• I will leave before he comes.
• I will ask him when I see him tomorrow.
• Whenever I see her, I say hello.
• He went to the bed because he was sleepy.
• As she had nothing in particular to do, she called up a friend and asked her if she wanted to
take in a movie.
• Al didn’t study. Therefore, he failed the test.
• Because of the cold weather, we stayed home.
• I’ll go swimming tomorrow unless it’s cold.
Exercise 1
Choose the correct answer
1. Foreign visitors come to either Bali or_____.
a. visit Lombok b. Lombok c. staying in Lombok d. to see Lombok
2. I not only study hard for the exams _____ pray.

a. but also b. or as well c. and so d. and also
3. Abby works as a secretary in Caltex Company. Abby studies modeling in John Robert Powers. We can
also say: Abbny works as a secretary in Caltex Company _________ studies modeling in John Robert
Powers.
a. so b. but c. and d. then
4. I don’t care whether she goes _______ stay here.

a. but b. or c. since d. and
5. I have been learning English __________ I was in kindergarten.

a. for b. yet c. since d. after
6. Vina goes to school ___________ she has a headache.

a. though b. when c. because d. but
7. I have learned how to drive a car for more than four months ________ I can’t drive.
a. and b. though c. yet d. or
8. The woman cried for help but ________.

a. no one was there c. someone heard her voice
b. everyone wanted to help d. she was helpless
9. Prabu is not a girl ______ a boy.

a. or b. but c. and d. when
10. Which do you like, hamburger _________ pizza.

a. but b. and c. or d. though
11. He came ________ the bell rang.

a. when b. although c. until d. as long as
12. He likes neither coffee ______ tea.

a. and b. or c. nor d. but
13. We stayed there _________ we finished our work.

a. and b. until c. yet d. or
14. Alex hurt his back _________ he was chopping wood.

a. and b. but c. while d. so
15. Bari is in good shape physically ________ he gets a lot of exercise.

a. even though b. because c. until d. though
16. The research program will take __________ time and money.
a. either b. neither c. both d. not only
17. I’m studying not only math ___________ chemistry.

a. neither b. nor c. and d. but also
18. Her academic record was outstanding, _____ she was not accepted by the university.
a. yet b. and c. so d. because
19. I visited the museum _______ I was in Chicago.

a. after b. before c. when d. though
20. We stayed home ___________ the cold weather.

a. because b. but c. because of d. and
EXPRESSIONS OF COMPARISON
Expression of comparison can be classified into three:

a. Expressions of Similarity
Similarity can be expressed by using:
1. the same as or like
• His car is the same as mine
• His car is like mine
2. the same + noun + as
• His car has the same color as mine
• His shirt has the same price as mine
3. as + adjective/adverb + as
• His car is as expensive as mine
• He works as quickly as I do
NOTES:
The expression as…..as is also used with many/much or many/much + noun to express similarity
in quantity. (Remember, many is used with countable nouns plural, and much is used with
uncountable nouns singular)
• Amir eats as much as Hasan (does)
• Mr. Husein has as many children as Mr. Salim (does)
• I have as much money as you (do)
b. Expressions of Difference
Difference is expressed by using:
1. to be different from
• His car is different from mine.
• Indonesian culture is different from American culture.
2. the negative of the sentences in a above
• His car is not the same as mine
• His car is not the same color as mine
• His car is not as (so) expensive as mine
c. Expressions of Degrees
There are two degrees of comparison:
1. Comparative Degree, used when comparing two things or two groups of things.
Comparative degree is form with:
a. Sufix –er, when:
• The adjective or adverb is of one-syllable:
Tall - Taller
Clear - Clearer
Hard - Harder
• The adjective or adverb ends in –y:
Busy - Busier
Happy - Happier
b. The word more……., when:

• The adjective or adverb is of two or more syllables (with the exception of adjectives
or adverbs ending in –y as mentioned above)
Careful - more careful
Quiet - more quiet
Important - more important
• The adverbs have the suffix –ly:
Carefully - more carefully
Clearly - more clearly
Quickly - more quickly
Notes: Comparative degree is always followed by than

2. Superlative Degree, used when comparing more than two things or two groups of things.
Superlative degree is formed with:
a. Suffix –est, when:
• The adjective or adverb is of one-syllable:
Tall - tallest
Clear - clearest
Hard - hardest
• The adjective or adverb ends in –y
Busy - busiest
Happy - happiest
Heavy - heaviest
b. The word most……., when:

• The adjective or adverb is of two or more syllables (with the exception of adjectives
or adverbs ending in –y as mentioned above)
Careful - most careful
Quiet - most quiet
Important - most important
• The adverbs have the suffix-ly :
Carefully - most carefully
Clearly - most clearly
Quickly - most quickly
Notes:
• Superlative degree is always proceeded by the definite article the and followed by
preposition in or of.
He is the tallest boy in the class
The Nile is the longest river in the world
• Some adjectives and adverbs have irregular comparative and superlative forms, as
follows:
Good - better - best
Bad - worse - worst
Well - better - best
Many - more - most
Much - more - most
Far - farther - farthest
Little - less - least
Exercise 1
Make the correct forms of comparison. Use the adjective or adverb in the parentheses
1. Mount Everest is (high) mountain in the world.
2. Everyone else was (nervous) as you were.
3. Ramdhan attends those meetings (often) than I do.
4. You didn’t do this part (thoroughly) as the first.
5. Mr. Lathif always drives (carelessly) than his wife.
6. The weather is (warm) today than it was yesterday.
7. Your example is (good) than the one in the textbook.
8. My secretary is seldom gets to work (early) as I do.
9. He always analyzes things (seriously) than the others.
10. (Few) members come to the meeting this week than last week.
11. That lesson was (good) of all.
12. Young people are usually (ambitious) than older ones.
13. I am (big) than he is.
14. Western people usually work (hard) than Eastern people.
15. This is (big) room in the building.
Exercise 2
1. Dicky is usually …………………….. than Harry.
a. thoughtfuler b. as thoughtful c. more thoughtful d. the most thoughtful
2. That is the …………………………….. chair in this room.

a. more comfortable b. most luxurious c. expensivest d. more beautiful
3. He is ……………………… a lion.
a. braver as b. as braver than c. as brave as d. bravest than
4. Which of the following sentence is correct?

a. Her skin is more white than snow c. My hair is blacker as night.
b. Some countries in Africa are poorer in the world d. Jakarta is on the same island as Bandung
5. The radio is 500,000 rupiahs; the television set is 1,500,000 rupiahs.

Which of the following sentence is incorrect?
a. The radio is not the same price as the television set.
b. The television set is more expensive than the radio
c. The television set is not as expensive as the radio
d. The radio is cheaper than the television set
6. Jakarta is hot; Surabaya is hot.

We can say that…
a. Surabaya is hotter than Jakarta c. Jakarta is not as hot as Surabaya
b. Jakarta is as hot as Surabaya d. Surabaya is colder than Jakarta
7. Mark is always ……………………. Salim.

a. serious than b. more serious than c. not serious than d. more serious
8. Ramli has two cars; Ramlan has three cars.

The following sentences are true, EXCEPT
a. Ramlan has more cars than Ramli (does) c. Ramli has fewer cars than Ramlan (does)
b. Ramlan’s cars are more than Ramli’s cars d. Ramli has many cars than Ramlan (does)
9. Tini’s dress is yellow; Ani’s dress is yellow.

We can say that….
a. Tini’s dress is the same as Ani’s c. Tini’s dress is different from Ani’s
b. Ani’s dress is not the same color as Tini’s d. Ani’s dress is the same from Tini’s
10. Father gave me Rp. 50.000,-; mother gave me Rp. 70.000,-

The following sentences are incorrect, EXCEPT…
a. Father gave me as much money as mother (did) c. Mother gave me less money than father (did)
b. Father gave me more money than mother (did) d. Mother gave me more money than father
(did)
11. Which of the following sentence is incorrect?

a. Bandung is smaller than Jakarta c. Jakarta is more dirty than Bandung
b. Jakarta is as crowded as Bandung d. Bandung is colder than Jakarta
12. Which of the following sentence is correct?

a. Indonesia is more populous than Malaysia c. Malaysia is more rich than Indonesia
b. Malaysia is as larger as Indonesia d. Indonesia is older as Malaysia
13. I can run …………………….. than him.

a. more fast b. fastest c. faster d. Fast
14. The following sentence is incorrect, EXCEPT?

a. Taxi is more fast than City Bus c. Taxi is more comfortable than City Bus
b. City Bus is most expensive as d. City bus is more slow than Taxi
15. Mr. Smith works twelve hours a day; Mr. John works ten hours a day.
We can say that…
a. Mr John works harder than Mr. Smith does.
b. Mr. Smith work’s time is shorter than Mr. John’s
c. Mr. John works as hard as Mr. Smith does.
d. Mr. Smith works harder than Mr. John does.
16. I bought one T-shirt yesterday.

Ani bought two T-shirt yesterday.
Adi bought three T-shirt yesterday.
The following sentence is correct, EXCEPT…
a. Adi bought the most T-shirt yesterday c. My T-shirt is fewer than Ani’s
b. Ani’s T-shirt is the fewest of all d. Adi’s T-shirt is more than mine
17. Four times three is twelve; three times four is twelve.

The following comparison is incorrect, EXCEPT…
a. Four times three is different from three times four
b. Four times three is bigger than three times four
c. Three times four is the same as four times three
d. Three times four is smaller than four times four
18. Brazil exports (much) coffee of all countries.

The correct form of comparison is …
a. more b. the most c. as much as d. much
19. Which of the following sentence is incorrect?

a. Purnomo runs the fastest of all Indonesian athletes.
b. English is not always more important than Arabic.
c. My score is good than hers.
d. She can do the work as easily as I can.
20. Pak Karto has ten buffaloes; Pak Sastro has ten buffaloes, too.
Which of the following sentence is incorrect?
a. Pak Karto has more buffaloes than Pak Sastro does.
b. Pak Sastro has as many cows as Pak Karto does.
c. Pak Karto’ s cows are the same as Pak Sastro’s.
d. Pak Sastro’s cows are like Pak Karto’s.
PREFERENCE
Preference digunakan untuk menyatakan pilihan atau lebih suka X dari pada Y. cara
pembentukannya dapat dikelompokkan menjadi tiga.
1) Like – better than

Pola:
S + like (s/es/d) + Ving + O1 + better than + Ving + O1 or,
S + like (s/es/d) + O1 + better than + O1
Contoh:
 He likes reading newspaper better than watching TV
 She likes tea better than coffee
2) Prefer – to
Pola:
S + prefer (s/es/d) + Ving + O1 + to + Ving + O1 or,
S + like (s/es/d) + O1 + to + O1
Contoh:
 They prefer playing chess to playing cards.
 The girls prefer orchids to roses.
3) Would rather – than

Pola:
S + would rather + V1 + O1 + than + V1 + O1
Contoh:
 John would rather drink juice than (drink) coke.
 Aisyah would rather read Qur’an than watch soap opera.
 I would rather ride a bicycle than go by car to school.
Exercise 1
1. My mother prefers staying at home ___________ working.
a. than b. to c. better than d. rather than
2. I would rather _________ coffee without cream.

a. had b. to have c. have d. having
3. I prefer staying at home ___________ joining my family for vacation.

a. than b. better than c. to d. rather than
4. Ratu likes putting on a hat __________ wearing a veil.

5. Perdana would rather type the assignment ____________ write it by hand.

6. Kadita ________ eating Bakso better than hamburger.

a. likes b. prefers c. would rather d. would prefer
7. Seanu ________ take a public transport than drive his own car.
a. likes b. would rather c. prefers d. would prefer
8. Perdana _______ drinking milk to drinking coffee.

a. likes b. would prefer c. prefers d. would rather
9. Setiawan ______ to spend his time writing a book than travel.

a. likes b. would rather c. prefers d. would prefer
10. He ______ barbecue than soup.

a. prefers eating b. likes eating c. would prefer to eat d. would rather eat
11. Miranti ______ play than study.

a. prefers b. likes c. would prefer d. would rather
12. Mother prefers cakes _________ sweets.

a. than b. better than c. rather than d. to
13. “Will you go to the park with me?”

“I’d rather _________.”
a. stay here than going b. stay here than go c. stay here instead of going d. stay here from going
14. They prefer staying at home to going out at weekend.

We can also say that…
a. They like stay at home than go out at weekend.
b. They would rather stay at home than go out at weekend.
c. They will stay at home rather than go out at weekend.
d. They like staying at home to going out on weekend.
15. Which of the sentences indicate preference?

a. Prabu doesn’t like to apply for the job as a salesman.
b. Perdana prefers karate to tae kwon do.
c. Your sister had better wear jeans.
d. His aunt dislikes visiting me.
16. Which one is correct?

a. He prefers to give to accept something.
b. He prefers giving to accepting.
c. He prefers giving to accept something.
d. He prefers give to accepting something.
17. Which do you like better, watching TV or going to the cinema?

a. I like watching TV than going to the cinema.
b. I like watching TV to going to the cinema.
c. I like watching TV than going to the cinema.
d. I like watching TV better than going to the cinema.
18. My sister would rather ________________

a. sleep than makes rumors about people.
b. sleep than making rumors about people.
c. sleeping than making rumors about people.
d. sleep than make rumors about people.
19. Ratu would rather ______________

a. traditional houses than contemporary ones.
b. have traditional houses than contemporary ones.
c. traditional houses rather than contemporary ones.
d. to have traditional houses than contemporary ones.
20. No one would rather ___________.

a. live alone b. to live alone c. living alone d. lives alone
Exercise 2
Put the words in the bracket into the correct form.
1. I prefer (wear) light coat to (wear) heavy coat.
2. Prabu’d rather (drive) than (travel) by train.
3. We like (play) tennis better than (go) for a swim.
4. Most people would rather (watch) television rather than (read) a book.
5. They prefer (leave) now to (wait) a few more minutes.
6. My family would rather (eat) at home rather than (go) to a restaurant.
7. My boss would rather (think) about it for a while than (decide) it now.
8. I would rather (not do) it now than (make) a lot of mistakes.
9. I prefer (phone) my parents to (write) them a letter.
10. I like (not go) for work today better than (miss) a reunion gathering.
EXCLAMATION
An exclamation is an expression used to express surprise, disbelief, anger, etc. An exclamatory

phrase is formed with: what (a) + noun or how + adjective. An exclamatory phrase is usually
followed by a sentence (subject + predicate).
Exercise 1
Fill in the blank with “what (a)…….” Or “How …….” to complete the following exclamation.
1. …………………. good idea!
2. …………………. An-nisaa’ is.
3. …………………. dirty this classroom is.
4. …………………. far from the city An-Nisaa’ is.
5. …………………. nice room you have.
6. ………………… intelligent student you are.
7. ………………… beautiful his daughter is.
8. ………………… old man he is.
9. ………………… naughty the boy is.
10. ………………… naughty boy he is.
Exercise 2
Express your amazement based on the following situations.
1. The man has five luxurious cars. (rich)
…………………………………………………………………………………………
2. The girl always wins beauty contests. (beautiful)
…………………………………………………………………………………………
3. There are a lot of people at the market. (crowded)
…………………………………………………………………………………………
4. Shania can act, sing, and paint well. (talented)
…………………………………………………………………………………………
5. The woman often gives her food and money to the poor. (generous)
…………………………………………………………………………………………
6. Ms. Claire is nearly 120 years old. (old)
…………………………………………………………………………………………
7. Those men can speak five languages. (clever)
…………………………………………………………………………………………
8. My parents are helpful and thoughtful. (kind)
…………………………………………………………………………………………
9. There is so much garbage on the floor of the classroom. (dirty)
…………………………………………………………………………………………
10. Mr. Syafrudin is a very brilliant teacher.
…………………………………………………………………………………………
Exercise 3
1. The bus is new and luxurious.
a. What a comfortable bus it is! c. How a bus it is!
b. How comfortable bus it is! d. What comfortable the bus is!
2. _______________ Shall we go sailing?

a. What day nice! b. What a day! c. How nice day! d. How a nice!
3. Icha’s scores are excellent.

a. How clever she is! c. What a clever Ratu is a girl!
b. What clever she is! d. How clever girl Ratu is!
4. Nobody can answer the question.

a. How difficult the question is! c. How is the question difficult?
b. What the question it is! d. What is the question!
5. Mr. James has written more than 60 books.

a. What a prolific writer Mr. James is! c. What a prolific Mr. James is!
b. How a writer Mr. James is! d. It is Mr. James how prolific!
6. Prabu reads a novel of 390 pages only in one day.

a. What quickly he reads! c. How quickly he reads!
b. How quick he reads! d. What a quickly he reads!
7. I don’t drive as carelessly as your brother.

a. What a careful driver your brother is! c. How careless I drive!
b. What a careless driver I am! d. How carefully I drive!
8. Samson can lift that heavy box.

a. How heavy Perdana is! c. How a heavy boy Perdana is!
b. What a strong boy Perdana is! d. What perdana!
9. Dewi cooks delicious meal.

a. What a meal! c. What cooking Nunik is delicious!
b. How delicious meals cooked by Nunik! d. How cooking Nunik’s meal!
10. Krisdayanti can sing beautifully.

a. What beautiful voice she has! c. What a song Krisdayanti sings!
b. How beautiful voice she has! d. How beautiful song it is!
ADJECTIVE CLAUSE
1. Using Subject Pronouns:

Who : Used for people
Which : Used for things
That : Used for both people and things
Examples:
 I thanked the woman. She helped me. = I thanked the woman who helped me.
I thanked the woman that helped me.
 The book is mine. It is on the table. = The book which is on the table is mine.
The book that is on the table is mine.
2. Using Object Pronouns:
Who(m) : Used for people
Which : Used for things
That : Used for both people and things
Example:
 The man was Mr. Jones. I saw him. = The man who(m) I saw was Mr. Jones.
The man that I saw was Mr. Jones.
The man Ω I saw was Mr. Jones.
3. Using Whose
Whose is used to show possession. Whose usually modifies “people” but it may also be used to
modify “things”.
Example:
 I know the man.
His bicycle was stolen. = I know the man whose bicycle was stolen.
 Mr. Catt has a painting.

Its value is inestimable = Mr. Catt has a painting whose value is inestimable.
4. Using Where
Where is used in an adjective clause to modify a place (city, country, room, house, etc.). if
Where is used, a preposition is not included in the adjective clause. If Where is not used, the
preposition must be included.
Example:
 The building is very old.
He lives there (in that building). = The building where he lives is very old.
The building in which he lives is very old.
The building which he lives in is very old.
The building that he lives in is very old.
The building Ω he lives in is very old.
5. Using When
When is used in an adjective clause to modify a noun of time (year, day, time, century, etc).
Example:
I’ll never forget the day.
I met you then (on that day). = I’ll never forget the day when I met you.
I’ll never forget the day on which I met you.
I’ll never forget the day that I met you.
I’ll never forget the day I met you.
Exercise 1
Fill in the blank with who, whom, which, whose, when, where, why, or that.
1. The radio _______ you put on the table is missing.
2. The girl __________ is walking with Ratu is my neighbor.
3. The assignment _________ we did yesterday was quite easy.
4. The man _________ you just met is a very famous writer.
5. We met a woman __________ name was very unusual.
6. The box in _________ she put the gift was very attractive.
7. The house __________ my friend lives is beautiful.
8. The subject __________ the teacher teaches is very interesting.
9. The mango __________ you are eating is ripe.
10. The girl __________ you sent the letter has just here.
Exercise 2
Combine the sentences, using the second sentence as an adjective clause.
1. The book was good. I read it.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
2. The meeting was interesting. I went to it.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
3. I apologized to the woman. I spilled her coffee.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
4. The town is small. I grew up there (in that town).
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
5. Monday is the day. We will come then (on that day).
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
6. The girl is happy. She won the race.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
7. I like the composition. You wrote it.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
8. The man was very kind. I talked to him yesterday.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
9. The man called the police. His wallet was stolen.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
10. That is the drawer. I keep my jewelry there (in that drawer).
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………,
Exercise 3
1. General Sudirman is a man _________ we are all admire.
a. who b. where c. whom d. which
2. The doctor _________ came here last night is my uncle.

a. whom b. which c. who d. where
3. Our friend Prabu __________ father teaches in ITB is absent today.

a. why b. whom c. who d. whose
4. We do not know the man _________.

a. where he comes from b. whose house that is c. who lives in that house d. when he comes
5. The child _________ helped you yesterday is here.

a. whom b. which c. who d. that
6. This is not the shirt ________ I bought yesterday.

a. which b. that c. who d. when
7. This looks like the pen _____________.

a. where I bought it b. when I lost it c. which I bought yesterday d. whom I saw
yesterday
8. The school ________ I study is near a bus-station.

a. where b. who c. which d. whom
9. I have forgotten the house ________________.

a. where I was born b. when I was born c. why I was born d. which I was born
10. Did it happen ___________?

a. why father went out c. with whom father went out
b. when father went out d. that father went out
11. That is the reason ____________.

a. where he was born c. who was there
b. why she had gone away d. when will they come
12. The dog __________ we’re looking for is at home.

a. who b. whose c. whom d. which
13. The doctor ___________ has examined you wants to see you.
a. which b. who c. whom d. whose
14. Did you lose the pen _____________?

a. I gave you last week c. that you borrowed it from me
b. whom you use at school d. which you used to write yesterday
15. The moon, ___________, shines at night.
a. who is above us c. whom you always see
b. where it is in the sky d. which is the earth’s satellite
16. The school __________ is an SMP.

a. which I study b. where I study c. when I study d. why I study
17. There was a carpenter ________ lived with his family near a deep river.
a. who b. whom c. whose d. which
18. Mr. Abbas ____________ son is my classmate is a manager in a big company.

a. who b. whom c. which d. whose
19. The girl ____________ her mother was looking for was afraid to go home.
20. The kite __________ he is flying is made of used paper.

LATIHAN SOAL UN
Paket 1
The text is for question number 1 to 4
An Internal Error
Michael and his wife plan to take a vacation in Florida. At the last minute the wife has to go to a
business meeting. The husband goes ahead; the wife agrees to meet him in a couple days. While they’re apart
the husband sends his wife an e-mail; but accidentally sends it to a woman whose husband has died recently.
After reading the message, she passes out cold.
Her daughter wondering what had disturbed her mother so much reads the e-mail: “Dear darling. I
have really missed you! I am looking forward for your arrival tomorrow. Oh, and it’s really hot down here!”
1. Who receive Michael’s e-mail based on the text above?
a. His wife
b. His daughter
c. A woman whose husband has died recently
d. A woman whose husband is still alive
2. Where will Michael and his wife take a vacation?
a. New York c. Florida
b. London d. Hawaii
3. Michael and his wife plan to take a vacation in Florida. The word printed in bold means…..
a. take a permission c. leisure time
b. wasting time d. take a picnic
4. How does the writer make the scene funny?
a. By giving a funny character in the story
b. By presenting a mistake delivery of e-mail
c. By presenting a personal comment
d. By giving a twist in one event
5. ……………, doesn’t he?
a. Mr. Agus has posted the letter
b. Mr. Agus has a lot of letters to be posted
c. Mr. Agus doesn’t go to the post office
d. Mr. Agus hasn’t gone to the post office
6. Afifa : Look! Monas is very tall.
Dina : Is it?
Afifa : Yes, it is our national monument pride!
Dina : Wow, ………………….!
a. What is a monument
b. How tall is a Monas
c. What a tall monument it is
d. How Monas it is
7. The boys were swimming at the beach when the rain ………. to fall.
a. has begun c. begins
b. began d. was beginning
8. I think that my mother will be interested in watching this film, but …………….
a. my father will too c. my father didn’t
b. my father isn’t d. my father won’t
9. I have learned how to ride a bicycle since I was a kid ……… I can’t ride.
a. or c. yet
b. and d. though
10. Dita’s dress is yellow. Shika’s dress is yellow.
We can say that……
a. Dita’s dress is not the same colour as Shika’s
b. Dita’s dress is different from Shika’s
c. Shika’s dress is the same yellow as Dita’s
d. Dita’s dress is not different as Shika’s
The text is for question number 11 – 13
The human heart is divided into four chambers, each of which serves its own function in the cycle of
pumping blood. The atria are the thin-walled upper chambers that gather blood as it flows from the veins
between heartbeats. The ventricles are the thick-walled lower chambers that receive blood from the atria and
push it into the arteries with each contraction of the heart. The left atrium and ventricle work separately from
those on the right. The role of the chambers on the right side of the heart is to receive oxygen-depleted blood
from the body tissues and send it on to the lungs; the chambers on the left side of the heart of the heart then
receive the oxygen-enriched blood from the lungs and send it back out to the body tissues.
11. The passage indicates that the ventricles…

a. have relatively thin walls
b. send blood to the atria
c. are above the atria
d. force blood into the arteries
12. According to the passage, when is blood pushed into the arteries from the ventricles?
a. As the heart beats
b. Between heart beats
c. Before each contraction of the heart
d. Before it is received by the atria
48. According to the passage, which part of the heart gets blood from the body tissues and passes it on to the
lungs?
a. The atria
b. The ventricles
c. The right atrium and ventricle
d. The left atrium and ventricle
THROW THE RUBBISH

INTO THE DUSTBIN
49. What does the notice mean?

a. The dustbin must be thrown away by the students
b. The rubbish in the dustbin must be thrown away
c. Students must not have rubbish in the school
d. Students should throw the rubbish into the dustbin
15. They prefer staying at home to going out at weekend. We can also say that………
a. They like stay at home than go out at weekend
b. They would rather stay at home than go out at weekend
c. They would prefer stay at home than go out at weekend
d. They like staying at home to going out at weekend
16. The girl ………… her mother was looking for was afraid to go home.
a. whose c. who
b. which d. whom
17. Arrange these jumbled sentences into a good order!
1 He plays football very well
2 They like him very much
3 He has a lot of friends
4 Muhammad “Kaka” Rijkaard is my neighbour
5 Because he is a good football player
6 He is Persija football player
a. 6 – 4 – 3 – 2 – 1 – 5 c. 6 – 4 – 1 – 3 – 2 – 5
b. 4 – 6 – 3 – 2 – 1 – 5 d. 4 – 6 – 1 – 3 – 2 – 5
18. A : I’ll get the final examination tomorrow.
B : ………………
a. I think you’ll get bad mark c. I don’t know about it
b. I’m sorry to hear that d. I hope you’ll pass it
19. Vina : There are so many foreign tourists in this town, ……..?
a. aren’t they c. don’t they
b. isn’t it d. aren’t there
20. Adi gets seven for his English. Jason gets eight; Yudha gets nine, while Rangga gets six.
a. Adi is as clever as Jason
b. Rangga is the cleverest student
c. Yudha is the best student
d. Jason is cleverer than Yudha
REPORT FROM THE TAMIL NADU FIRE SERVICES
Till the morning of 26 December 2004, the common man in India had not heard the word tsunami.
Within an hour of the incident it became a household word. What exactly is a tsunami?
A tsunami (pronounced ‘tsunami’) literally means a ‘harbor wave’. It is really a series of waves
with extremely long wavelength and wave period. The wave is produced by a disturbance in the seabed
by a powerful earthquake or a volcano eruption.
A tsunami is different from a tidal wave. The tidal wave is produced by the gravitational pull of the
moon. The tsunami is a wave motion created by a disturbance in the seabed. It is comparable to the
waves produced in a basin of water if the bottom is struck. You can see the ripples of water flowing from
the spot you hit going outwards. Only in this incident God’s basin is huge and the wave produced is
several meters high.
The casualties from the tsunami number nearly 221,100. in Indonesia alone the number is close to
166,320. Besides these, there are casualties in Sri Lanka, Thailand and Burma.
21. From the text, a wave motion created by a disturbance in the seabed is …………
a. a tidal wave c. The tsunami
b. high wave d. Storm
22. Tsunami is one of ……….

a. Earthquake c. Volcano eruption
b. Disasters d. Storm
23. It is comparable to the waves …( paragraph 3)
The word ‘it’ refers to …….
a. The tsunami c. A disturbance
b. The ship d. Wave
Complete the paragraph.

There …..(24)…. many programmes to watch during the evening. At six o’clock, there is “ Ayat-ayat
Qur’an”. I ….(25)… to watch “Catch Me If You Can” at six thirty. It is ….(26)… interesting. At seven
o’clock, there is the “National Geographic”. My father usually …(27)… that. All the family like to watch the
“World News” at nine.
24. a. is c. was
b. has d. are
25. a. liked c. liking

b. like d. has liked
26. a. too c. very

b. more d. much
27. a. watching c. watched

b. watches d. is watching
28. Nina : Who is that boy in the blue T-shirt?
Friska: That’s Raga. He is the one …….
a. which car we borrowed
b. who we met at the school party last week
c. who cycle to school
d. whom play basketball very well
29. Shilla : You look terrible! What’s the matter?
Citta : I’ve got a headache……………….
Shilla : Sure, I’ll take it for you.
a. Will you take me to the doctor?
b. Do you have any ideas?
c. Can you get me an aspirin?
d. Could you call me a doctor?
The text is for number 30 to 32
Indonesian Nasi Goreng
Ingredients:
 2 eggs
 1 cup water
 1 plate rice
 1 cup chopped, cooked chicken
 ½ cup sliced beans (fresh or frozen)
How to make it:
Lightly beat eggs. Heat a little oil in a pan, pour a thin layer of eggs and cook over a medium heat until set.
Turn out and cook remaining egg the same way. Cool and cut into thin strips. Bring water to boil. Stir in rice,
chicken and beans, cover and simmer gently for 8 minutes. Add half the egg strips, stir well, replace lid and
allow to stand for 2 minutes before serving, garnish with remaining egg strips.
30. What must we do first if we want to make Indonesian Nasi Goreng?
a. Bring water to boil
b. Heat a little oil in a pan
c. Cut the eggs into thin strips
d. Beat eggs lightly
31. What is the material for the decoration in the procedure above?
a. Sliced beans c. Egg strips
b. Sliced cucumber d. Fresh lettuce
32. …cover and simmer gently for 8 minutes. The word printed in bold has the same meaning with…
a. cut c. cook
b. beat d. stir
33. has – usually – my brother – exercises – on Sundays

1 2 3 4 5
The good arrangement is ……….
a. 3 – 1 – 4 – 2 – 5 c. 5 – 2 – 1 – 3 – 4
b. 3 – 2 – 1 – 4 – 5 d. 3 – 1 – 2 – 5 – 4
34. Zahra : How do you like your chicken soup?
Ayu : I like it hot.
Zahra : So, you can add ……. spicy sauce.
a. a few c. a little
b. many d. any
35. Many craftsmen have more than twenty years of experience in producing shoes, ……….?
a. aren’t they c. didn’t they
b. don’t they d. haven’t they
36. Ihsan : Ivan’s wallet was lost yesterday at school.

Kamal : He must be very up set because he must pay
school fee today.
The italic phrase shows us that …
a. Kamal is happy to hear the news
b. Kamal feels sorry about Ivan
c. Ihsan really like to hear the news
d. Kamal and Ihsan like Ivan very much
37. My father buys a new car.
The car is blue.
It’s good and big.
The sentences above can be combined into…
a. My father buys a new blue good big car.
b. My father buys a blue good big new car.
c. My father buys a big good new blue car.
d. My father buys a good big new blue car.
38. I had a plane ticket for the first flight, but I failed to fly because of some reasons. The flight
was postponed for more than 2 hours. The underlined word means…..
a. cancelled c. withdrawn
b. crashed d. delayed
Dear Human Being,
Put aside your axe, your hammer, or your rifle, and lend us your ear for a moment. God
created us, humans and animals, to live together in harmony on our planet – Earth. He gave us trees,
plants, rivers, mountains and many other things for our needs and enjoyment. In all our different forms
and characters, we make up everything that sets us apart from other planets.
The only thing is that you, as a human being, were made a little superior to any of us. You
were given a little more intelligence and more of just everything else so that you can do more. You,
with all the skills given to you, are able to invent tools, erect buildings, and make works of art. In other
words, you have the power to rule the world.
You do as you wish: you maim, you kill, you destroy, all in the name of development. But what
do you really gain? What about us animals and our habitats? You ignore our needs, and are
intentionally blind to our fate.
Unlike you, we don’t have the ability to create things. Aside from our instincts, we rely on our
bodies alone: our fur, our feathers, our muscles… But just like you, we know the joys and sorrows of
living: the taste of freedom and the glory of every new day; the pangs of hunger and the pains of death.
We, like you, love our children, and cry when one of them dies.
But even if we are less than what you are, we, too, are creatures of God. We also have the right
to live and to have our own place in this world. You cannot deny us this right.
We know you need us to survive. Take what you need from us and our environment, but don’t
take it all. If you take everything from us, in the end you will have nothing. If you destroy us, you will
destroy yourselves. So please, let us be.
Respectfully,
Your fellow creatures on Earth
39. The sentence “Put aside your axe, your hammer, or your rifle…” indicates that …
a. people like to use tools
b. people depend on their hands a lot
c. people are busy creatures
d. people love to make handicraft
40. What impression do you have of human beings from the passage?
a. They are clever but selfish
b. They are clever and wise
c. They are diligent but stupid
d. They are stupid but wise
41. Which statement is NOT true according to the passage?
a. Humans and animals are alike in some ways
b. Animals, like humans, depend on their environment
c. Humans are considerate to their fellow creatures
d. Animals don’t have abilities like humans
42. What is the tone of the passage?
a. miserable c. persuasive
b. authoritarian d. joyful
43. … are able to invent tools, erect buildings, and make ….. (paragraph 2, line 5). The word printed
in bold has the opposite meaning with ….
a. raise c. build
b. crash d. put up
44. What is the picture for?
a. To dig the soil
b. To cut the grass
c. To water the flowers
d. To cut the paper
45. Nadya : Is air also a natural resources?

Mr. Budi : Well, in fact, it is one of our most natural
resources. We will die without enough air to
breathe.
Nadya : But in big cities the air has been polluted.
Mr. Budi : You’re right. The air in some cities has
become polluted …... the factory chimneys
pour smokes in the sky, car and other
vehicles emit gas that mixed with the air.
a. so c. because
b. although d. and
46. Mrs. Ulies: Wait a minute. Your name is Reza, …..
Reza : Yes, Ma’am. You’re right.
a. aren’t you? c. don’t you?
b. do you? d. isn’t it?
47. Tasya : Have you heard that the Merapi Mountain
erupted last night?
Azizah: Do you know how many animals were killed?
Tasya : All. ……….. of them was safe.
a. both c. some
b. none d. each
48. Father : Where are my spectacles honey?
Mother : You …….leave them in the living room. You
read the newspaper there.
a. can c. should
b. might d. would
49. Devo : Have you decided to buy the computer today?
Tata : I can’t say for sure. I will buy it ……………….
a. if my father gave me the money
b. if it is expensive
c. if the price goes down
d. if I were a rich man
Farmers usually start to cultivate their field in the wet season. Before cultivating, they prepare their ....(50)....
like hoes, sickles, rakes and ploughs. They also prepare their cows or buffaloes. The cows or buffaloes are
very important for farmers to pull the ....(51).... to cultivate the rice field. It is a ....(52).... way.
50.
a. Machines
b. Tools
c. Appliances
d. utensils
51.
a. Plough
b. Tractor
c. Spade
d. rake
52.
a. Modern
b. Traditional
c. Simple
d. nice
53. Alex : You look fit. Do you always go to a fitness centre?

Rudy : Not really. I haven't got much time, but every morning I go jogging.
Alex : I see. That's why you're so fit.
Rudy : That's correct.
If you want to stay fit you should exercise ........
a. continuity
b. continue
c. continuously
d. continuous
54. they – fresh – still – are – flowers – vase – the – in –

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
are – the – although
9 10 11
The best arrangement of the words is…….
a. 11 – 10 – 5 – 4 – 8 – 7 – 6 – 1 – 9 – 3 – 2
b. 4 – 5 – 10 – 11 – 6 – 7 – 8 – 2 – 3 – 9 – 1
c. 11 – 10 – 9 – 8 – 7 – 6 – 5 – 4 – 3 – 2 – 1
d. 7 – 6 – 5 – 1 – 2 – 3 – 11 – 10 – 4 – 9 – 8
55. X : Would you like me to open the window?
Y : ………
a. Certainly, wait a minute, please!
b. No, thanks.
c. I’m sorry to hear that.
d. I’m afraid I can’t.
56. The paramedics carried the injured man from the hospital reception to the operating theatre on …..
a. a bandage c. a sofa
b. a wheelchair d. an ambulance
57. Mr. Poltak’s son gave some money to the beggar. …….. is a kind man.
a. Mr. Poltak c. the beggar
b. He d. The money
58. I met Sally when I ……… to the office this morning.
a. walked c. went
b. was driving d. had gone
59. Shasa hasn’t finished her exercise yet. She ……….it since 7 this morning.
a. is doing c. was doing
b. has done d. has been doing
Number of
60. Dita : I don’t think Shilla knows anything about
computer.
correct score
Vina : But she …….. She took a computer course last answers
year.
a. knows c. is ………/6
b. does d. was
LATIHAN SOAL UN
Paket 2
Bacaan untuk soal nomor 1 sampai dengan nomor 3
My father died of cancer five years ago when I was 3 years old. He left my mother
and me, their only boy. Last year my mother married Mr. Daud. He was a widower and
he had got two children, Andi and Siska. Mr. Daud now becomes my step father. Andi
and Siska become my step brother and step sister. Both of them are older than me.
We live happily in my step father's house. Now, we are waiting for the birth of my
mother's baby.
1. How many children did Mr.Daud have before he married the writer's mother?
a. None b. One c. Two d. Three
2. What is the relationship between the writer, Andi and Siska?

a. Andi and Siska are the writer's cousins.
b. The writer is Andi and Siska's step brother.
c. Andi and Siska are the writer's brother and sister.
d. The writer is Andi and Siska's children.
3. "He was a widower" (line 2 and 3)

What does "he" refer to? "He" refers to ....
a. the writer's father b. the writer c. the only boy d. Mr. Daud
4. Librarian : Stop talking, please! You disturb other visitors.
Students : ... We didn't mean it.
a. We are sorry. b. We are disappointed c. We are happy d. We are displeased
5. Putri wants to apply for a job. Now the manager is interviewing her.
Mr. Susilo : What foreign language can you speak?
Putri : English and French.
Mr. Susilo : ...
Putri : Yes, fifty words a minute.
a. Can you help me? c. Can you type?
b. Can you write letters? d. Would you type this letter?
6. Mr. Hasan : Would you get me a cup of tea, please?

Housemaid : I am sorry, sir. ... no tea left. We have only coffee.
a. There is b. There isn't c. There are d. There aren't
7. A : Can you take my umbrella, please?

B : There are four umbrellas here. ... is yours? A : The
black one, please.
a. What b. Which c. What sort d. Where
8. Winda : Look ! The flowers are beautiful.

Who ... them?
Lidya : I did, and I watered them regularly.
a. are planting b. planted c. plants d. plant
9. Lidya : There is not any sugar left, Ratna. We need ... to make cakes.
Ratna : Okay, I'll buy it then. Do we need eggs, too?
Lidya : No, we don’t.
a. many b. a lot c. a few d. any
Bacaan untuk soal nomor 10 sampai dengan 14
Your body needs energy, protein, minerals, vitamins, and fibre. In order to get
all of these, it is important to have a varied and balanced diet, and to eat the right
amount of food. Your body "burns" food to energy : the amount of energy provided
by food is measured in units called calories.
How many calories do you need? This depends on your weight and on what you do.
When you are asleep, your body uses nearly one calorie an hour for every kilogram
of weight. So a person who weights seventy kilos uses about 560 calories while
sleeping for eight hours. More calories are needed for different activities -from 100
calories an hour for reading or watching TV, to 350 calories an hour for playing
football.
To calculate the number of calories needed per day for an everage person, first
find out the person's ideal weight. Then multiply the weight by 40 for a woman or 46
for a man. A 60 - kilo woman may need about 2400 calories a day - more if she does
heavy physical work and less if she is very inactive.
10. Which statement is NOT TRUE according to the text?

a. To read something for an hour, a person needs 100 calories.
b. A person needs 350 calories per hour to play football.
c. Inactive persons do not need calories at all.
d. Food is burnt by the body to get energy.
11. How many calories do we need? It depends on ....

a. how old we are c. our weight and what we do
b. how heavy we are d. our age and our weight
12. The text mainly tells us about ....

a. energy c. protein
b. calories d. minerals
13. A sportsman will need ... a businessman.

a. as many calories as c. more calories than
b. not so many calories as d. less calories than
14. "more if she does heavy physical work and less if she is very inactive."
The underlined word means ....
a. very active c. rather active
b. quite active d. not active
15. Suci : What's the matter with you?

Bella : I've got a headache.
Suci : Yes, of course.
a. Could you get me an "Oskadon", please?
b. What about going to the doctor?
c. Why don't you go and see a doctor?
d. Could I help you?
16. Mrs. Yanto : What about our new uniform? Are you going to sew it yourself?
Mrs. Fakih : No, I'm not. I ... to the dressmaker next Sunday.
a. go c. have gone
b. went d. will go

Selling Newspaper for Pocket Money
Yanto lives not very far from my house. He goes to an SMP in the
afternoon and in the morning he sells newspaper around our neighbourhood. His
father was a government employee. He retired two years ago. Now he runs a
small shop beside their house. We can buy groceries in Pak Mario's shop. The
prices are reasonable so people like to go shopping there.
Yanto can collect six to seven hundred rupiahs from selling newspaper
everyday. He spends it for his pocket money. Yanto saves some of his money in
the bank.
Two months ago, during the school holiday, Yanto withdrew some money
from the bank and with his family he went to visit his grandmother. Mrs. Mario's
mother was happy to see her daughter, son-in-law, and her grandchildren. They
stayed for a week in Kampung Tanjung. Yanto, his sister, and his little brother
enjoyed the holiday very much. They went to the rice fields, swam in the river,
and learnt some Javanese songs from the village children. Yanto promised
himself to come again the following year.
18. Who is Yanto?
a. My neighbour.
b. Mr. Mario's son.
c. Mr. Mario's grandson.
d. A government employee.
19. What is the main idea of paragraph two?

a. Yanto cashed his saving in the bank two months ago.
b. Yanto can save money from selling newspaper.
c. Mrs. Mario's mother is Yanto's grandmother.
d. Yanto spends a lot of money for his pocket money.
20. Mr. Mario has ... children.

a. one c. three
b. two d. four
21. Yanto's grandmother is probably living ....

a. not far from Yanto's house
b. at the same "Kampung" as Yanto's
c. in the city
d. in a village
22. "The prices are reasonable so people like to go shopping there." (paragraph 1)
The word 'there' refers to ....
a. a small house c. the grocery store
b. Mr. Mario's shop d. the market
23. Ardiyono : Have you got any plans for us on Sunday morning, Agus?
Agus : Yes, we ... to the Safari Park next Sunday.
Ardiyono : Oh, it's great!
a. go c. were going
b. went d. are going to go
24. Officer : Could I have your name, please?

Ali Topan: It's Topan. Ali Topan.
Officer : And ... are you, Mr. Topan?
Ali Topan: I'm 25 years.
a. how old c. how big
b. how tall d. how heavy
25. Ida : May I go to the concert tonight, Father?

Father : ... You have to study for your final exam.
Ida : But I really want to.
Father : You can go next time.
a. Of course, you may. c. Yes, please.
b. Why not. d. It’s not a good idea

DOME March 10th
Pub, Karaoke & Café
Present Tuesday Evergreen Singers show from Jakarta:
Paramitha Rusady & Desy Ratnasari with Imperial Band
Cinema Numbers of Audience For this month

DOME will perform
Numbers of Audience Michael Jackson from
Cinemas America
May June July
Nusantara 8,706 9,576 7,343 Reservation:
Metropole 9,851 7,869 7,013
Jl. Tunjungan 102
Plaza 7,686 8,607 7,876
6,182 Surabaya
Senayan 9,141 8,763
Atrium
26. What is Dome? It's the name of the .. ..
a. singer c. show
b. band d. cafe
27. When will Michael Jackson have a show in the café?

a. After March 10th c. On March 10th
b. Before March 10th d. Next April
28. What does the advertisement tell you about?

a. Where the singers come from
b. What events there are in the café
c. Who the owner of the café is
d. Where the café is
29. How many people have seen the films at Atrium in three months?
a. 24,086 c. 25,625
b. 24,733 d. 26,243
30. Which cinema has the least audience?

a. Nusantara c. Atrium
b. Plaza Senayan d. Metropole
31. Yani : Where are you going next holiday?

Didin : ... yet, but I might go to Solo.
a. I don't doubt c. I'm not sure
b. I'm ready d. I don't believe
32. Rosa : Next Sunday we will have a holiday, won't we? What about going to Mount Bromo?
Rima : ... because the air in Mount Bromo is too cold. I am sure we cannot stand of it.
a. I disagree c. That's a good idea
b. I agree with you d. There is no doubt about it
33. Look at the pictures!
The rice cooker is ... than the iron.

a. expensive
c. more expensive
b. Rp. 89.900,00
Rp. 109.900,00 as expensive as Rp. 199.900,00
d. most
expensive
34. Tourist A : Jakarta is a lovely city, ...

Tourist B : Well, but I prefer Yogyakarta.
a. is it? c. isn't it?
b. does it? d. doesn't it?

You won't believe your eyes, you'd think you were in a sultan's palace in an age gone by,
but you're in the Puri Agung Convention Centre. The sheer size and the grand scale of which
is unlike anything, anywhere.
Featuring traditional Javanese architecture and symbols, with the colors and lighting
in keeping with ultra-modern taste. The Puri Agung can accommodate up to 4,000
guests for cocktails, 3,000 in theatre and 2,000 classroom style or 1,600 for sitdown
dinner. It has a complete array of electronic and audio visual equipment that a
convention could possibly need.
And where is this luxurious news taste of the art convention centre located? In
Singapore, Hong Kong, or San Francisco? Not in the least. It's the new Sahid Jaya
Hotel & Tower Convention Centre on Jalan Jenderal Sudirman in the heart of Jakarta.
86, Jalan Jenderal

Sudirman,
Jakarta 10220-lndonesia
Tlx. 46331 SAHID IA.
Tel. (021) 5704444
Fax. (021) 583168
35. What does the advertisement offer us?

a. A luxurious art. c. A good accommodation.
b. A traditional architecture. d. A complete array of electronic.
36. X : How many guests can the Puri Agung accommodate?

Y : It can accommodate up to ....
a. 4,000 c. 2,000
b. 3,000 d. 1,600
37. The following statements are right about Sahid Jaya Hotel except
a. It has an art convention centre.
b. It's located at 86, Jl. Jenderal Sudirman.
c. It can accommodate 1,600 people for sit down dinner.
d. It is the best place for a complete audio visual equipment.
38. "It has a complete array of electronic ...". "It" in the sentence refers to
. .. .
a. Sahid Jaya Hotel c. Sit down dinner
b. Classroom Style d. the Puri Agung
39. Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to
visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together
with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock
in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were
waiting for them at the bus station.
What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

a. Ali and Ani's vacation.
b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.
c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.
d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.
40. Santy : Nobody can buy the computer. It's ... expensive for us.
Bella : I know, but remember we badly need it, don't we?
Santy : That's right but let's try to get the cheap one.
a. rather c. fairly
b. a bit d. too
41. Laila : I dropped by Mr. Alfa' s house but I met ... there.
Pesta : Did anybody tell you where he went?
Laila : No.
a. everyone c. anyone
b. someone d. no one
42. Choose the right order of the following sentences.

1.It takes place within three or more days.
2.The more important the person who dies, the more buffaloes they kill.
3.It is carried out in honour of the dead person.
4.One of the Torajan traditions is the funeral.
5.It is done by slaughtering a water buffallo.
a. 2, 5, 4, 3, 1 c. 4, 3, 1, 5, 2
b. 2, 3, 5, 4, 1 d. 4, 3, 5, 2, 1
43. Santi : Wow! It's cool and nice. And, look at this seat and that TV ...
Rinto : Yeah, you're right.
a. What is a luxurious train? c. What a luxurious train it is!
b. What train is luxurious? d. What is it? A luxurious train
The Manager of KEN TOUR Jl.

Ahmad Yani 12 Surabaya.
Dear sir,
We are sorry to complain about the service that your travel agency
provided on our school holiday Bali Tour Feb, 22 - 24.
First, on our arrival we had to stay outside despite of our tiredness after 12
hours. The people in charge said that all the rooms were still occupied by another tour
group. We were welcomed to check in after 5 hours of waiting. That means our tour
was two hours delayed. Consequently we missed one of the places to visit.
At dinner time, many of us found no food left so we bought dinner outside. We
look forward to receiving your response.
Thank you,
Yours faithfully
Andi Lala
44. The text above is a letter of....

a. application c. introduction
b. invitation d. complaint
45. The writer feels disappointed about the following, except

a. the amount of dinner c. the late welcome from the hotel
b. the canceling of one place d. the traveling
46. How long was the tour?

a. 5 hours c. 2 days
b. 12 hours d. 3 days
47. Which statement is NOT TRUE?

a. The name of the company is Ken Tour.
b. The Travel agency did not arrange the tour well.
c. The students spent their holiday in Bali.
d. The tour was successful.
48. Rini : Did you see the play in the cultural night?
Bella : Yes, I did. But the story was boring and the actors were not good.
Rini : ... you did not watch the play up to the end and went home.
Bella : You're right.
a. Because
b. So
c. Though
d. However
Amin :Wow, there's 'Jakarta Post' here.

Akbar : You should ... (49) …English newspaper.
Mega :I know it's very useful for us as students. Not only do we get interesting
things but we can also improve our English.
Akbar :I think so. That's why I read it.
Amin :But how do you get the paper? Do you buy or borrow it from the library?
Akbar :No, my father ... (50) to the Jakarta Post.
49. a. speak b. listen c. write d. read

50. a. sells b. subscribes c. reportsd. d. takes
51. Zein : Can Edelweis grow anywhere in Indonesia?

Bob : ... According to the theory, it can only grow in a certain place.
Zein : Are you sure?
Bob : Yes. If you don't believe it, let's ask our biology teacher, Mr. Abraham.
a. It's possible. c. It's impossible.
b. I hope so. d. I think so
52. Brad : ... The lion is dangerous.

Pitt : Thank you.
a. Don't move! c. Be careful!
b. Watch out! d. Look out!
53. Rina : Look! The baby zebra cannot find its food.
Anto : It doesn't know the danger in its surrounding ....
Rina : I think so.
a. too c. so
b. either d. neither
54. Raka What are these plants in the pot for?

Kiki I am doing my experiment.
Raka What do you want to prove?
Kiki The importance of water for the plants.
Raka What do you get?
Kiki Look! This plant grows well, ... that one doesn't. Because I treat them differently.
a. although c. but
b. so d. when
55. Hafifi : What do you think of Ronaldo?

Habib : He's ... confident but also strong.
a. nor c. rather
b. both d. not only
56. Rearrange the sentences into a good paragraph!

1 It covers an area of 8.000 square kilometers
2 It is situated in North Sumatera
3 The Leuser National Park is the largest park in
South East Asia
4 It is a part of Bukit Barisan range of mountains
a. 2 – 4 – 3 – 1 c. 3 – 2 – 4 – 1
b. 3 – 4 – 1 – 2 d. 4 – 3 – 1 – 2
57. X : Did you watch the sport program on TV last night?

Y : Yes, of course. I think Taufik Hidayat will be a champion in the Indonesia Open
Tournament. X : I think so. He played ... than before.
a. carefully c. the most carefully
b. more carefully d. as carefully
58. It belongs to reptile; it has four legs.

It uses its tail as weapon when it fights.
It is originally from one of the islands of the Indonesian Archipelago.
People call its name the same as its place of origin. What animal is it?
a. Crocodile c. Phyton
b. Alligator d. Komodo
59. Yuni : Will you come to the meeting?

Bob : I don't know. I can't make up my mind. What's the topic we're going to talk about?
Yuni : Water supplies for our village. It's interesting I think, isn't it?
Bob : Okay then. I will come if it ....
a. doesn't rain c. isn't raining
b. didn't rain d. hasn't rained
60. Anto : Indonesia has to import rice next year.

Mike : How come? Indonesia is an agricultural country. Number of
Anto : There are some reasons for that. correct score
Mike : Like what? answers
Anto : The harvest failed ... natural disasters occured.
a. although c. but ………/6
b. because d. and
LATIHAN SOAL UN
Paket 3
The text is for question number 1 – 2 (d) The lunar month is twenty-nine and a half days
long
Common types of calendars can be based on
the Sun or on the Moon. The solar calendar is based 2. How is the information in the passage organized?
on the solar year. Since the solar year is 365.2422 (a) Characteristics of the solar calendar are
days long, solar calendars consist of regular years of outlined
365 days and have an extra day every fourth year, or (b) Two types of calendars are described
leap year, to make up for the additional fractional (c) The strengths and weaknesses of the lunar
amount. In a solar calendar, the waxing and waning calendar are described
of the moon can take place at various stages of each (d) The length of each existing calendar is
month. contrasted
The lunar calendar is synchronized to the
lunar month rather than the solar year. Since the The text is for question number 3 – 6
lunar month is twenty-nine and a half days long, HOW TO GROW RADISHES
most lunar calendars have alternating months of Things you need
twenty-nine and thirty days. A twelve month lunar A well-prepared garden bed
year thus has 354 days shorter than a solar year. A rake
A hose
1. What is the main idea of the passage? A packet of radish seeds
(a) All calendars are the same
(b) The solar calendar is based on the sun
(c) Different calendars have dissimilar bases What to do
 Rake garden bed carefully
 Make channels 1 cm deep and 15 cm apart with back (b) peaceful
of a rake (c) useful
 Plant seeds 3 cm apart at the bottom of channels (d) colorful
 Cover seeds and press down firmly with the back of a
rake 9. (a) sad
 Water lightly (b) bored
 Keep moist (c) happy
(d) dull
 When seedlings appear in 5 – 8 days, thin out if
necessary
10. Brenda : Look my father has bought a new car
 Apply liquid fertilizer every week for me.
 Pick crisp, fresh radishes after 5 – 7 weeks Kelly : Which car do you mean?
Brenda : The red one parked there.
3. Gwen planted some radish seeds a week ago. What Kelly : ……
would she need to do now? (a) What car is nice!
(a) rake the garden bed each day (b) What nice is the car!
(b) pick the radishes (c) What is a nice car!
(c) make sure the seed are covered (d) What a nice car it is!
(d) thin out the seedlings
4. What is the main purpose of the text? The human heart is divided into four chambers,
(a) to give the instruction how to grow radishes each of which serves its own function in the cycle of
(b) to inform how important radishes are pumping blood. The atria are the thin-walled upper
(c) to show how radishes grow chambers that gather blood as it flows from the veins
(d) to provide information about radishes between heartbeats. The ventricles are the thick-walled
lower chambers that receive blood from the atria and push
5. The text above is a kind of …… it into the arteries with each contraction of the heart. The
(a) anecdote left atrium and ventricle work separately from those on
(b) procedure the right. The role of the chambers on the right side of the
(c) narrative heart is to receive oxygen-depleted blood from the body
(d) report tissues and send it on to the lungs; the chambers on the
left side of the heart of the heart then receive the oxygen-
6. Which of the following statements is correct enriched blood from the lungs and send it back out to the
according to the text above? body tissues.
(a) radish is a kind of fruit
(b) radish is a kind of tree 11. The passage indicates that the ventricles…
(c) radish is a kind of flower (a) have relatively thin walls
(d) radish is a kind of vegetable (b) send blood to the atria
(c) are above the atria
(d) force blood into the arteries
12. According to the passage, when is blood pushed into

Question number 7 – 9 the arteries from the ventricles?
(a) As the heart beats
Music, dance, play and film are kinds of …(7)… (b) Between heart beats
that entertain us from time to time. Listening to (c) Before each contraction of the heart
the music can bring us a lot of fun or …(8)… state (d) Before it is received by the atria
of mind. While watching beautiful dance,
13. According to the passage, which part of the heart gets
wonderful play, and a good film can make us …(9)… blood from the body tissues and passes it on to the
and forget our problems fro a moment. That’s why lungs?
entertainment becomes an important and (a) The atria
inseparable part of our life. (b) The ventricles
(c) The right atrium and ventricle
(d) The left atrium and ventricle
7. (a) entertainment
(b) edutainment
(c) advertisement
(d) information THROW THE RUBBISH
INTO THE DUSTBIN
8. (a) meaningful
(d) to the telephone answering
14. What does the notice mean?
(a) The dustbin must be thrown away by the 19. Michael Jordan ……… a famous basketball player, is
students an Afro-American.
(b) The rubbish in the dustbin must be thrown (a) whose
away (b) with is
(c) Students must not have rubbish in the school (c) who is
(d) Students should throw the rubbish into the (d) whom is
dustbin
20. Kimmy : Have you done the assignment?
15. Arrange these sentences into a good order! Rossi : Not yet. How about you?
1 They are Asia, America, Europe, Australia and Kimmy : ………..
Antarctica (a) I can’t either
2 The largest continent is Asia (b) I don’t either
3 A continent is the term applied to six large (c) I won’t either
landmasses on the earth’s surface (d) I haven’t either
4 The last continent is the frozen wasteland at the
South pole Question number 21 – 23
(a) 3 – 2 – 1 – 4 Budi : I think the Olympic Games is more
(b) 3 – 1 – 2 – 4 competitive than the World Cup.
(c) 3 – 1 – 4 – 2
Heri : Well …(21)… I think the World Cup is
(d) 2 – 4 – 3 – 1
not only competitive but also very …
The text is for question number 16 – 17 (22)…
Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman was an American Budi : Hmm, I think you’re right. Both of
journalist at the turn of the century who wrote for the them are competitive, popular and also….
newspaper New York World under the pen name Nellie
Bly, a name which was taken from the Stephen Foster guess what?
song Nelly Bly. She achieved fame for her exposes and in Heri : What? Tell me.
particular for the bold and adventuresome way that she Budi : Very prestigious. Don’t you agree?
obtained her stories. Only …(23)… country can join the games.
She felt that the best way to get the real story was Heri : I agree.
from the inside rather than as an outside observer who
could be treated to a prettified version of reality. On one
occasion she pretended to be a thief so that she would get
21. (a) I don’t agree
arrested and see for herself how female prisoners were
(b) I’m not doubt
really treated. On another occasion she faked mental
(c) I’m certain
illness in order to be admitted to a mental hospital to get
(d) I’m sure
the real picture on the treatment of mental patients.
16. Which of the following is NOT true about Nellie
22. (a) wonderful
Bly?
(b) expensive
(a) Nellie Bly’s real name was Elizabeth
(c) popular
Cochrane Seaman
(d) attractive
(b) Nellie Bly was mentally ill
(c) The name Nellie Bly came from a song
23. (a) selected (c) well known
(d) The name Nellie Bly was uses on
(b) famous (d) rich
articles that Seaman wrote
17. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as
The United States does not have a national
something that Nellie did to get a good story?
university, but the idea has been around for quite some
(a) She acted like a thief
time. George Washington first recommended the idea to
(b) She got arrested by the police
Congress; he even selected an actual site in Washington,
(c) She pretended to be ill
D.C., and then left an endowment for the proposed
(d) She worked as a doctor in a mental
national university in his will. During the century
hospital
following the Revolution, the idea of a national university
continued to receive the support of various U.S.
18. A : Would you mind ………., please?
presidents, and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie pursued
B : Not at all, I will.
the cause at the beginning of the present century.
(a) to answer the telephone
Although the original idea has not yet been acted upon it
(b) answering the telephone
continues to be proposed in bills before Congress.
(c) answer the telephone
were forced to seek shelter in caves, wear clothing, and
24. According to the passage, the national university of developed new tools.
the United States… During the Mesolithic Age (8000 to 6000 B.C.)
(a) has been around for a while people made crude pottery and the first fish hooks, took
(b) does not exist dogs hunting, and developed a bow and arrow, which was
(c) is a very recent ideas used until the fourteenth century A.D.
(d) is an idea that developed during the The Neolithic Age (6000 to 3000 B.C.) saw
present century humankind domesticating sheep, goats, pigs, and cattle,
being less nomadic than in previous eras, establishing
25. The passage indicates that George Washington did permanent settlements, and creating governments.
NOT do which of the following?
(a) He suggested the concept for a national 30. Into how many periods was the Stone Age divided?
university to Congress (a) 2
(b) He chose a location for the national (b) 3
university (c) 4
(c) He left money in his will for a national (d) 5
university
(d) He succeeded in establishing a national 31. Which of the following was developed earliest?
university (a) the fish hook
(b) the fish hatchet
26. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the (c) the bow and arrow
passage about Andrew Carnegie? (d) pottery
(a) He was interested in doing charity work
and good deeds for the public 32. Which of the following developments is NOT related
(b) He was a member of Congress to the conditions of Ice Age?
(c) He was interested in the idea of a (a) farming
national university (b) living indoors
(d) He was active in the early twentieth (c) clothing
century (d) using fire
27. The pronoun “it” in line 10 refers to… 33. Which period lasted longest?
(a) the cause (a) Paleolithic
(b) the beginning of the present century (b) Ice Age
(c) the original idea (c) Mesolithic
(d) Congress (d) Neolithic
28. I would rather ……….. 34. Which of the following periods saw people
(a) drink milk to coffee developed a more communal form of living?
(b) drinking milk than coffee (a) Paleolithic
(c) drink milk to drink coffee (b) Mesolithic
(d) drink milk than coffee (c) Ice Age
(d) Neolithic
29. Hans : Sorry, I haven’t finished the work. I’ve got
headache 35. The author states that the Stone Age was so named
Frans : ………. We still have time because ...
(a) Excuse me (a) it was very durable
(b) Pardon me (b) the tools and weapons were made of
(c) That’s all right stone
(d) Thanks a lot (c) there were little vegetation
(d) the people lived in caves
The Stone Age was a period of history which began 36. Tommy:Look, the notice say “Be aware of danger”.
in approximately 2 million B.C. and lasted until 3000 Why?
B.C. Its name was derived from the stone tools and Reza : The roads around here are … when it is
weapons that modern scientists found. This period was raining.
divided into the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic (a) dirty
Ages. During the first period, (2 million to 8000 B.C.) the (b) heavy
fist hatchet and use of fire for heating and cooking were (c) busy
developed. As a result of the Ice Age, which evolved (d) slippery
about 1 million years into the Paleolithic Age, people
37. Mia : Mom, I want to make a cake.
Do you have any flour? (c) to persuade readers to be concerned
Mother: Yes, I have ……. in the cupboard. with the soldier’s case
(a) many (d) to describe the soldier’s experience
(b) a few
(c) any 43. How does the writer make the scene funny?
(d) some (a) By arranging events in the order they
happened
38. Arrange the words to make a meaningful sentence! (b) By giving a twist in the beginning of the
the–you–put up–pain–if–want–pleasure–must– story
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 (c) By presenting a personal opinion of
with – also – you – the surgeon and internist in the end of the
9 10 11 12 story
(a) 5-2-6-1-7-11-8-10-3-9-12-4 (d) By providing additional information in
(b) 5-2-7-1-6-11-8-3-12-4-10-9 the end of the story
(c) 5-2-7-1-6-11-8-10-3-9-12-4
(d) 5-2-8-1-7-12-3-11-4-6-10-9 44. Maia doesn’t like iced tea
Dhanny doesn’t like iced tea
39. FOR PAIN The appropriate combination of the above sentences
USUAL ADULT DOZE: 2 or 3 tablets four is..
times daily: for children under twelve, (a) Maia doesn’t like iced tea and Dhanny,
consult a physician too
KEEP TIGHTLY CLOSED. AVOID EXPOSURE (b) Maia doesn’t like iced tea and either
TO LIGHT does Dhanny
(c) Maia doesn’t like iced tea and Dhanny
What is the maximum dosage for an adult? doesn’t either
(a) four tablets every day (d) Maia doesn’t like iced tea and Dhanny
(b) eight tablets every day doesn’t neither
(c) twelve tablets every twenty-four hours
(d) three tablets every twenty-four hours 45. Ihsan : Did you hear the news about tsunami in
Aceh?
The text is for question number 40 – 43 Phiko : No, tell me then!
Once upon a time, there was as soldier Ihsan : It was bad incident, thousands of people died
whose back was stuck with an arrow. He came to a and great number of buildings ruined
surgeon. The surgeon cut the arrow and said, “Ok, Phiko : ………….
(a) It doesn’t matter
it’s enough. You may go home now.” (b) I am afraid to hear that
The soldier said, “But the arrow is still (c) What a good news it was
stuck in my back!” (d) I am sorry to hear that
While shaking his head, the surgeon said,
“That is an internist job. I’m a surgeon and my job 46. Hillary : If it … rain, we’ll have the party outside.
Mandy : That’s a good idea.
has finished.”
(b) wouldn’t
(c) won’t
40. What happen to the soldier?
(d) didn’t
(a) He hurts because of the war
(e) doesn’t
(b) His back was stuck with an arrow
(c) His leg hurts because of the fight
The dialogue is for number 47 – 48
(d) He has a serious accident
Nina : Have you heard about “Sekaten” Ceremony?
Dina : Yes, why.
41. “That is an internist job.” Nina : I want to know about it. Please tell me.
The word internist means person who is expert in …. Dina : The “Sekaten” Ceremony is a procession to
(a) performing operation …(47)… the birth of the prophet Muhammad
(b) dealing with teeth matters SAW. It is …(48)… annually.
(c) handling internal disease
(d) handling bone disease
47. (a) inform
(a) know
42. The communicative purpose of this text is …….
(b) announce
(a) to share an amusing story with others
(c) celebrate
(b) to inform readers about the soldier’s
problem
48. (a) played
(a) held (b) put on
(b) brought (c) get out
(c) placed (d) take out
54. What is the main idea of the second paragraph

above?
(a) The characteristic of Spiderman
WEALTH IS NO GUARANTEE OF (b) How Peter Parker becomes Spiderman
HAPPINESS (c) The dilemma of Peter Parker
(d) The orphan boy named Peter Parker
55. Arrange the following sentences into a good
paragraph!
5 It all happened very quickly, people just stood
49. Which of the sentences below best explains the and watched
notice? 6 A car stopped outside the shop and two men got
(a) Wealth is key to get happiness out
(b) Wealth is happiness 7 He threw the brick at the window and smashed it
(c) A happiness is not seen from the wealth 8 They had masks on
(d) A happiness is always seen from the wealth 9 One of them held a brick in his hand
10 One man took the coats from the window and the
The text is for question number 50 – 54 other put them in the back of the car
Spiderman The best arrangement is …
This is the story of Peter Parker, a high school (a) 2 – 3 – 4 – 1 – 6 – 5
student living with his Aunt May and Uncle Ben after the (b) 2 – 4 – 5 – 3 – 6 – 1
death of his parents when he was just a baby. He is an (c) 2 – 4 – 6 – 3 – 1 – 5
avid student with a much-less than-stellar social life and a (d) 3 – 4 – 5 – 6 – 2 – 1
knack for bad luck.
While attending a scientific demonstration, a freak 56. We have never seen such a thick rain forest before,
accident bombards a stray spider with radiation, and that …..?
same spider finds its way into the unsuspecting Peter’s (a) haven’t we
body and bites him, miraculously granting him incredible (b) didn’t we
spider-like abilities; in effect, making him into the (c) have we
amazing Spiderman. Peter finds that there’s a thin line (d) do we
between an ordinary man and an extraordinary hero; and
he’ll have to be the one to cross it. Question number 57 to 60
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
50. Who is actually the Spiderman based on the text London 14º 29º 21º 8º
above? Melbourne 18º 31º 22º 10º
(a) Uncle Ben
Washington 11º 34º 23º 3º
(b) Aunt May
Tokyo 16º 32º 24º 4º
(c) A high school student
(d) Peter Parker
57. ….has an average temperature of 24 degrees in
Autumn
51. What does bite Peter?
(a) Tokyo
(a) Snake
(b) Melbourne
(b) Crocodile
(c) Washington
(c) Spider
(d) London
(d) Scorpion
52. He is an avid student with a much less than …. 58. … is the coldest city in winter
(a) Tokyo
The word printed in bold means …
(b) Melbourne
(a) diligent
(c) Washington
(b) smart
(d) London
(c) enthusiastic
(d) honest
59. Which city has the highest temperature in summer:
(a) Tokyo
53. …. miraculously granting him incredible spider-like
(b) Melbourne
abilities; in effect,…. (paragraph 2, line 4)
(c) Washington
The word printed in bold means…
(d) London
(a) giving in
60. One of the following city is located in Asia continent
(a) Tokyo
(b) Melbourne
(c) Washington
(d) London
Number of
correct score
answers
………/6
LATIHAN SOAL UN
Paket 4
The text is for question number 1 – 2 A second type of vaccine contains the toxins
produced by the micro-organisms rather than the
Vaccines are prepared from harmful viruses or microorganisms themselves. This type of vaccine is
bacteria and administered to patients to provide prepared when the microorganisms itself does little
immunity to specific diseases. The various types of damage.
vaccines are classified according to the method by
which they are derived. 1. Which of the following expresses the main idea of
The most basic class of vaccines actually the passage?
contains disease-causing micro-organisms that have (a) Vaccines provide immunity to specific disease
been killed with a solution containing formaldehyde. (b) Vaccines contain disease-causing
In this type of vaccine, the microorganisms are dead microorganisms
and therefore cannot cause disease; however, the (c) Vaccines are derived in different ways
antigens found in and on the microorganisms can (d) New approaches in administering vaccines are
still stimulate the formation of antibodies. Examples being developed
of this type of vaccine are the ones that fight
influenza, typhoid fever, and cholera.
2. How many types of vaccines are presented in the Question number7 – 9
passage?
When Taufik was a small boy, he had a bad …(67)… . He
a. Two
was running along a road, where some workmen were …
b. Three
(68)… . The men were all very busy, so they didn’t see his
c. Four
coming. His parents who were walking along behind him
d. Five
called out to him but he suddenly …(69)… from view.
They quickly ran to the spot, where the workmen were,
and found Taufik crying at the bottom of a deep hole. He
HOW TO MAKE RED AND HEALTHY
hadn’t broken any bones, but he had hurt his head very
SMOOTHIES
badly, so he needed to go to the hospital and had ten
Materials
stitches.
 150 gram nature papaya that is cut into square form
 100 gram tomatoes that are cut
 100 gram carrots that are cut 7. (a) accident
 100 ml vanilla syrup (b) mistake
 100 ml sweet lemon water (c) experiment
(d) manner
 250 ml soft and soda drink without the color
 Ice cube 8. (a) taking a rest
(b) digging a hole
How to make it (c) cutting a tree
 Mix papaya, tomato, carrot, vanilla syrup, sweet (d) sweeping the road
lemon water in the mixer
 Add soda drink 9. (a) turned
 Add ice cube and serve it into 3 glasses (b) stopped
(c) jumped
3. How many carrots are needed according to the (d) disappeared
procedure above?
(a) 110 gram 10. Irna : Hi mum, hi dad. How are you? I
(b) 10 kg missed
(c) 0,1 kg you very much.
(d) 1 kg Mrs. Tono : I miss you too, dear.
Irna : Where is your baggage?
4. 250 ml soft and soda drink without the color. Mr. Tono : There they are. We have bought
The word printed in bold has the same meaning three
with… suitcases and two large boxes.
(a) sweet Irna : ………….
(b) bitter Mrs. Tono : Yes, we had to pay for the extra
(c) smooth weight.
(d) comfortable (a) What a heavy baggage have you?
(b) Have you a heavy baggage?
5. What is the main aim of the text? (c) What a heavy baggage you have!
(a) To inform someone how to serve red and (d) You have a heavy baggage!
healthy smoothies
(b) To provide information about red and healthy The text is for question number 11 – 13
smoothies
(c) To give information some materials and School is in break. Melly comes to Lola’s class.
procedures to make red and healthy smoothies
(d) To show how red and healthy smoothies is Lola : “Hi Melly! Let’s go to the movie tonight.”
useful Melly : “Oh, … I am sorry Lola, I’d love to see the
movie, but I can’t. I have too much homework
6. What features do organize the piece of writing to do tonight. Besides, there will be a test
above? tomorrow. Perhaps next week.”
(a) The materials needed to achieve the goals and Lola : “It’s too bad. I am really looking forward to
its steps going out this evening. What test is it?”
(b) The reason of the activity Melly : “Biology. I’m very displeased with it. It’s
(c) The main characters in a setting of time and absolutely not my favourite.”
place Lola : “Come on. It’s not that displeasing and difficult
(d) The plot of the story either. I’ll help you with that. OK, now let’s
see the picture in your biology book here. This
picture is about the differences between The text is for question number 16 – 17
monocot and dicot plants. Look! The The largest lake in the western United States is the
differences are on the seeds, the veins of the Great Salt Lake, an inland lake in northwestern Utah, just
leaves and the flowers. It’s not so hard, is it?” outside the state capital of Salt Lake City. Rivers and
Melly : ”Well, I think so. It’s a little bit clearer now. streams feed into the Great Salt Lake, but none drain out
Maybe if I learn more, I will completely of it; this has a major influence on both the salt content
understand.” and the size of the lake.
Lola : “Melly, it’s our duty to study. It’s for Although the Great Salt Lake is fed by freshwater
ourselves. Don’t give up easily.” streams, it is actually saltier than the oceans of the world.
Melly : “ Yes, you are right. I will try to learn biology The salt comes from the more than two million tons of
more diligently.” minerals that flow into the lake each year from the rivers
and creeks that feed it. Sodium and chloride – the
11. Why can’t Melly accept Lola’s invitation? components of salt – comprise the large majority of the
(a) Because of the health problem lake’s mineral content.
(b) Because of the test in the next day The Great Salt Lake can vary tremendously from
(c) Because of the rain its normal size of 1,700 square miles, depending on long-
(d) Because of the distance term weather conditions. During periods of heavy rains,
the size of the lake can swell tremendously from the huge
12. Monocot is type of plant, and ….. dicot. amounts of water flowing into the lake from its feeder
(a) So does rivers and streams; in 1980 the lake even reached a size of
(b) So did 2,400 square miles. During periods of dry weather, the
(c) So is size of the lake decreases, sometimes drastically, due to
(d) So do evaporation.
13. How does Melly feel about Biology subject? 16. How is the information in the passage organized?
(a) Like it so much (a) Two unusual characteristics of the Great Salt
(b) Not sure of it Lake are discussed
(c) Fond of it (b) Contrasting theories about the Great salt Lake’s
(d) Dislike salt levels are presented
(c) The process by which the Great Salt Lake gets
its salt is outlined
(d) The reasons for the variations in the great Salt
PORTRAITS lake’s size are given
Money back if not
satisfied 17. The third paragraph contains information on…
(a) How the size of the lake affects weather
conditions
14. What does the notice mean? (b) The effects of contrasting weather conditions on
(a) The money will be returned soon the size of the lake
(b) If someone is not satisfied with the service, (c) The effects of changes in the size of the lake
her/his money will be given back to her/him (d) The cause of the varied weather conditions in
(c) People can ask her/his money from the painter the area of the lake
(d) Money is useful to satisfy people
18. His mother usually ……… him money once a month.
15. Arrange these sentences into a good order! (a) sending
1. An “umbul-umbul” is a decorative flag shaped like a (b) send
banana leaf and fitted on a bamboo pole (c) to send
2. On August 28, 2005 tourists in Denpasar observed a (d) sends
religious ritual of the “umbul-umbul” festival
3. They are planted around the city square where people 19. Nada : Are there any eggs in the refrigerator?
gathered around Nida : Yes, ……… in it.
4. They created hundreds of “umbul-umbul” (a) There aren’t any
5. The ritual is held to proclaim the presence of gods (b) There are any
6. Participants from 49 countries took part in this (c) There aren’t some
festival (d) There are some
(a) 2 – 1 – 3 – 6 – 4 – 5 20. I turned around and saw a man whom I didn’t know
(b) 2 – 1 – 4 – 3 – 6 – 5 standing behind me.
(c) 2 – 5 – 1 – 6 – 4 – 3 “a man whom I didn’t know” means…..
(d) 2 – 5 – 6 – 4 – 1 – 3 (a) figure
(b) alien
(c) stranger 26. The pronoun “they” in line 6 refers to ….
(d) foreigner (a) mapmakers
(b) continents
Question number 21 – 23 (c) pieces
(d) tectonic plates
“Let’s stop at the …(81)…, Mira. I want
to buy a magazine,” said Ratna. “Yes , 27. Which of the following is NOT true about the theory
that’s good. I want to get this week’s of plate tectonics
Bola. There are …(82)… on national, (a) It is not as old as the theory of continental drift
regional, and international sports. We (b) It evolved from the theory of continental drift
can also get …(83)… about our (c) It postulates that the earth’s surface is separated
into plates
21. (a) office (d) It was proposed by mapmakers
(b) publishing company
(c) news agent 28. Jono : The plant is lack of water.
(d) public library Mardi : I agree with you. It is ….... for the tree to
produce
22. (a) advertisement fruits.
(b) articles (a) certain
(c) editorial (b) possible
(d) headlines (c) impossible
(d) positive
23. (a) magazine
(b) headlines 29. Mark : Have you been to the BOA bank?
(c) brochure Will : Yes, why?
(d) information Mark : ……….. is the service?
Will : It’s satisfying.
The text is for question number 24 – 27 (a) How brave
According to the theory of continental drift, the (b) How far
continents are not fixed in position but instead move (c) How long
slowly across the surface of the earth, constantly changing (d) How good
in position relative to one another. This theory was first
proposed in the eighteenth century when mapmakers
noticed how closely the continents of earth fit together The text is for question number 30 – 34
when they were matched up. It was suggested then that In Kansas at the turn of the century, Edwin and
the present-day continents had once been one large Amy Earhart doted on their active daughters Amelia and
continent that had broken up into pieces which drifted Muriel. Edwin gave the girls footballs and riffles, while
apart. Amy shocked the community by dressing them in gym
Today the modern theory of plate tectonics has suits instead of skirts. Edwin’s job caused the family to
developed from the theory of continental drift. The theory move from town to town, and the girls’ interest in rough
of plate tectonics suggests that the crust of the earth is sports and shooting rats raised eyebrows wherever they
divided into six large, and many small, tectonic plates that went.
drift on the lava that composes the inner core of the earth. Amelia’s parents did not pressure her to reform as
These plates consist of ocean floor and continents that she grew older, even when she dabbled in the domains of
quite probably began breaking up and moving relative to science and automobile mechanics. But in 1920, when she
one another more than 200 million years ago. went aloft an air show and returned home determined to
learn how to fly,
24. The topic of the passage is …….
(a) Continental drift 30. Amelia’s mother was named…
(b) The theory of plate tectonics (a) Muriel
(c) The development of ideas about the movement (b) Amelia
of the earth’s surface (c) Amy
(d) Eighteenth-century mapmakers (d) Kinner
25. The passage states that the theory of continental drift 31. The word “them” in line 4 refers to …
developed as a result of ….. (a) Amelia and Muriel
(a) The fixed positions of the continents (b) footballs and riffles
(b) The work of mapmakers (c) Edwin and Amy
(c) The rapid movement of continents (d) gym suits and skirts
(d) The fit of the earth’s plates
32. According to the passage, Edwin gave the girls which (a) Braveness in needed to be a hero
of the following items? (b) Good and right things will win
(a) An airplane (c) A beautiful scenery is good to see
(b) Footballs (d) Neverland is a place for children
(c) An Automobil
(d) Gym suits The text is for question number 38 to 40
WOODS
33. It may be inferred from the passage that, at the turn Pepermint Antitusisive
of the century, it was the LEAST common for the Indication :
girls to… Non Productive Cough Usage Direction
(a) wear skirts Adult and Children > 12 Years :
(b) have doting parents 2 teaspoon (10ml) 3 times a day
(c) move from town to town Children 6-12 years :
(d) play with riffles 1 Teaspoon (5 ml) 3 times a day
Keep at room temperature
34. In what way did Amelia’s mother help Amelia in her Avoid from direct sunlight
carreer?
(a) By helping her to buy a plane 38. What is the name of the medicine ?
(b) By taking her to an air show (a) Peppermint
(c) By pressuring her to become a pilot (b) Cough medicine
(d) By giving her flying lesson (c) Woods
(d) Syrup
Once upon a time there was a beautiful place called 39. What is the medicine made from?
Neverland where Peter Pan and Tinker Bell lived. Not so (a) Syrup
far from this place is the city of London where John, (b) Tablet
Wendy and Michael Darling lived. They really loved the (c) Pill
story of Peter. One day Peter Pan appeared and asked the (d) Powder
children to fly to Neverland. They were very excited to
see the scenery and beauty of Neverland. Then they were 40. What is the dosage for a seven years old child?
surprised to know the existence of a cruel pirate called (a) 2 teaspoon, 3 times a day
Captain Hook. One day Captain Hook captured Tinker (b) 1 teaspoon, 3 times a day
Bell and forced her to show Peter Pan’s place. In doing so (c) 2 spoonful, 3 times a day
all Peter’s friends The Darling were captured and taken to (d) 1 spoonful, 3 times a day
the pirate ship. Captain Hook frightened the children by
putting them on the plank.
Suddenly Peter Pan appeared and stopped everything. In a
fierce duel, he threw Hook and all the pirates overboard. Question number 41 to 43
Hook was chased away by a crocodile, and nobody cared Once in a forest there live a cat and a rabbit. They were
to save him. very good friends. One day when they were walking
The Darling were so happy and thankful to Peter Pan. together the forest, they found a big ..….(101) of cheese.
They told Peter Pan their intention to go home. With the They were very pleased, and agreed to share … (102).
sprinkle of Tinker Bell’s Pixie Dust, Captain Hook’s They decided that the rabbit should divide it equally, …...
pirate ship was sailing through the skies of Neverland, (103) he could not. One piece was a little bit bigger than
heading back to the Darling’s home in London. the other.
35. Where is the plank that was used by Captain Hook to 41. (a) loaf
frighten the children? (b) bowl
(a) In Hook’s ship (c) piece
(b) In Peter’s home (d) bunch
(c) In Neverland
(d) In London 42. (a) it
(b) them
36. What is the problem faced by Peter Pan ? (c) its
(a) The Darling left their home and flew to (d) their
Neverland
(b) Peter’s friends were captured by Captain Hook. 43. (a) and
(c) The ship flew over the sky to the city of London (b) because
(d) Captain Hook and Peter Pan had a fierce duel (c) so
(d) but
37. We can learn from the story that ………….
44. Reza : Can we finish this homework tomorrow? That (a) How old
is the due date our teacher told us last week. (b) How long
Tata : Don’t worry. We will have finished it by 8 (c) How often
a.m. (d) How much
tomorrow.
The underlined statement shows… 50. Harun has read Kompas and Suara Merdeka. …..
(a) agreement them are very famous. I like to read them very much.
(b) disagreement (a) Some of
(c) pessimism (b) A lot of
(d) optimism (c) Both of
(d) All of
A
C The text is for number 51 to 55
Rp. 800.000,- Rp. One of the tallest and most interesting animals in
1.200.000,- the zoo is giraffe. This is the giraffe we saw at the zoo.
It is male and it is about six meters tall.
The giraffe has big crown eyes which are
protected by very thick lashes. The lashes are an
B D important source of protection. They can also cover the
Rp.1.500.000,- giraffe nostrils in other to protect its nose. It has brown
Rp.2.000.000 spots on the skin and this coloring helps protect the
giraffe. The giraffe also has two short horns in its head.
Like the camel, the giraffe can go for a long time
45. TV A is ….. than TV C. without drinking water. One source of water is the leave
(a) bigger which the giraffe eat from trees. Since it is so tall, the
(b) expensive giraffe can reach the tender leaves at the top of a tree.
(c) cheapest The giraffe lives in small herds and often feed with
(d) cheaper other animals. A baby giraffe is two meters tall at birth.
It can stand up by itself within a few minutes after birth
46. Which is the correct sentence based on the picture? and can run well in about two days.
(a) TV B is smaller than TV A The giraffe has two method of save protection. If
(b) TV C is more expensive than TV D something frightens an adult giraffe, it can gallop way
(c) TV D is the most expensive at about fifty kilometers per hour or stay to fight with
(d) TV A is bigger than TV B its strong leg.
47. Nena : Rani, look! This is a very beautiful dress. 51. A good title is …
Rani : Wow! …….. I’ve never seen yet before. (a) Giraffe and Camel
Nena : Yes, neither have I. (b) The Interesting Animal
(a) What is a beautiful dress! (c) A Small African Animal
(b) How beautiful the dress is! (d) The Tallest Animal
(c) How a beautiful dress it is!
(d) What beautiful is it! 52. From the description we may conclude that giraffe …
(a) eat tree leaves for water
48. Mr. Miftah : All the farmers are happy. (b) need water and do no need leaves
Mr. Lala : Why do you say that? (c) do not need much water
Mr. Miftah : The weather is good these days, …..? (d) need more water than camel
There is not too much water for their
paddy. So 53. It’s very common to see a giraffe …
their crop will be better. (a) with other giraffe
Mr. Lala : Yes, you’re right. (b) in all parts of Africa
(a) doesn’t it (c) alone
(b) is it (d) around the world
(c) isn’t it
(d) does it 54. The word “gallop” in the last sentence means…
(a) five
49. Dita: Do you know that Sasha is taking piano lesson (b) protect
now? (c) run
Dina : Yes, I do. (d) work
Dita : ……. does she practice in a week?
Dina : Twice a week. 55. A giraffe is about … meters long.
Dita : Oh, I see. (a) four
(b) five
(c) six
(d) two
It means…
The text is for question number 56 to 58 (a) the road is winding
In Indonesia we only have two kinds of seasons, (b) the road is slippery
those are rainy and dry season. If the sun is the north of (c) the car may not enter this street
equator, the wind will blow from Australia continent. It (d) there are a lot of winding turns
doesn’t carry much water. There is dry season in
Indonesia from April to October. The farmers usually The text is for number 60
plant the second crops, like beans, potatoes, corn, onion, Breakfast is provided free of charge. We also have special
and vegetables.When the sun is the south of equator the discount on food and drink at our restaurant for all
wind blow from Asia continent through wide Ocean. It registered guests. On top of that, there’s a fifty percent
will be very glad. They can plant carry much stream air, discount for children below 12 at our restaurant. We are
and there begins rainy season in our country. The farmers located close to the apple garden and butterfly farm. You
will be very glad. They can plant rice in their field, the
flowers are flourishing and much kind of fruit are Number of
produced. correct score
During rainy season sometimes rain falls heavily. answers
Heavy rain can bring the flood. The governments have to
work to prevent the flood.
………/6
56. What is the first paragraph talk about?
(a) The Australian continent can also see the sunset and sunrise from your room.
(b) The agricultural products Children would also be entitled to free horse riding lesson
(c) The season in Indonesia every morning.
(d) The weather in Indonesia Rp. 430.000 per night.
COOL HEAVEN,
57. What do farmers do in the dry season? They… BATU HIGHLANDS, MALANG.
(a) Plant rice Reservation : (0341) 7689980
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(c) Plant fruits
(d) Are very glad 60. Which is free of charge in the hotel?
(a) Having food and drinks in the restaurant
58. “It doesn’t carry much water” (in the first paragraph). (b) Having breakfast and horse riding lesson
The word “it” refers to… (c) Entering the apple garden
(a) the farmer (d) Staying for nights.
(b) the season
(c) the wind
(d) the rain
59. Look at the traffic sign!
LATIHAN SOAL UN
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Rp. 430.000 per night.
The text is for number 1 - 2 COOL HEAVEN,
Breakfast is provided free of charge. We also have BATU HIGHLANDS, MALANG.
special discount on food and drink at our restaurant Reservation : (0341) 7689980
for all registered guests. On top of that, there’s a fifty Email : coolheaven@yahoo.com
percent discount for children below 12 at our
restaurant. We are located close to the apple garden 1. Who is the fifty percent discount given to?
and butterfly farm. You can also see the sunset and (a) All registered guests
sunrise from your room. Children would also be (b) 14 years old children
(c) 11 years old children
entitled to free horse riding lesson every morning.
(d) Adult people (b) At Burhan’s room
(c) At Diana’s office
2. “On the top of that, there’s fifty percent discount for (d) At school
children below 12 at our restaurant.” The underlined
word means… 6. Which statement is CORRECT according to the text?
(a) over (a) Ratih is not a student of SMP Negeri 2 Tangerang
(b) after (b) Burhan and Diana ask ratih to write articles for
(c) under school
(d) in the age of magazine
(c) The student organization of SMP Negeri 2 will
3. We will find this instruction in the following places, have a meeting
EXCEPT… (d) Ratih is the secretary of the student’s organization
Question number 6 to 7
Switch off all electronic Early people wore animal ……. (126) to keep
appliances when you don’t them warm, but about 10.000 years ago
need them. people learned how to make …… (127). They
used a spindle to spin wool, cotton, flax, or
hemp into thread, which could be woven into
(a) at home fabric. These fabrics were then made into
(b) along the street clothes.
(c) in the office
(d) at school 7. (a) flesh
(b) hair
4. Hilda : Excuse me, miss Teta. Can you lend (c) skin
me (d) scale
encyclopedia for three days?
Miss Teta : …….. the encyclopedia can only 8. (a) flesh
be read (b) cave
here. (c) cloth
(a) Certainly (d) house
(b) Excuse me
(c) I’m sorry 9. Tom Today is a holiday isn’t it? Shall we go
(d) I am sure swimming?
Yudhi : Yes, that’s a good idea but don’t you see the
sky? It’s cloudy. I think …..
(a) It will be a nice day
(b) you are going to get wet
(c) It is going to rain
Student Organization (d) I will go to swim
SMP Negeri 2 Jl. Jaka Sembung No. 62
Tangerang 15223, Telp. (021) 7365859 10. Shilla : Hello, Nadya!
Dear Ratih, Nadya : Hi, Shilla. Are you busy now?
We invite you to attend our meeting that will be held : Shilla : Yes. I’m preparing for my birthday party….?
On Saturday, Januari, 27, 2007. Nadya : I’d love to.
At 11:00 a.m. (a) Would you mind closing the window for me
In the school hall. (b) Would you like to come to my birthday party
Agenda : Final preparation for wall magazines (c) Would you mind passing the salt
competition 2007. please come on time. (d) Would you like to post the letter for me
See you there ! The text is for question number 11 – 13

Diana Burhan Ice ages, those periods when ice covered
extensive areas of the Earth, are known to have
Secretary Chairperson occurred at least six times. Past ice ages can be
recognized from rock strata that show evidence of
foreign materials deposited by moving walls of ice
or melting glaciers. Ice ages can also be recognized
5. Where will the meeting be held? from land formations that have been produced from
(a) At Ratih’s house
moving walls of ice, such as U-shaped valleys, The players gather in a square marked
sculptured landscapes, and polished rock faces. with different trees (pine, maple, cherry, and
willow) on its corner. A ball called mari and made
11. According to the passage, what happens during an ice
age? from deer skin is thrown into the air.
(a) Rock strata are recognized by geologists The players have to keep the ball in the
(b) Evidence of foreign materials is found air by kicking it. The longer the ball stays in the
(c) Ice covers a large portion of the Earth’s surface air, the more exciting the game is. They shout
(d) Ice melts six times
ariyaaa! (Here we go!) whenever they kick the ball
12. The passage covers how many different methods of up, and when they pass the ball to another player
recognizing past ice ages? they shout ari (Here!). You can always hear
(a) One ariyaaa, ariyaaa, ari! when a game of Kemari is in
(b) Two full swing.
(c) Three
(d) Four 17. How many players play kemari game?
(a) 11players
13. According to the passage, what in the rock strata is a (b) 12 players
clue to geologists of a past ice age? (c) 13 players
(a) Ice (d) 14 players
(b) Melting glaciers
(c) U-shaped valleys
(d) Substance from others areas
18. …more appropriate for a stage performance, but
apparently these are … (Paragraph 1, line 5). The
word prined in bold has the same meaning with…
14. Mr. Tanaka visits Kyoto once a month, …..?
(a) exhibition
(a) didn’t he
(b) appearance
(b) doesn’t he
(c) experience
(c) isn’t he
(d) consequence
(d) won’t he
19. What is the main idea of the text above?
(a) To tell how interesting kemari is
15. Kaka : Tell me how long you have been here.
(b) The information and how to play kemari
Sheva: Five days. We arrived on Friday the 10th.
(c) To give a particular information of Japan
Kaka : You’ve visited many places, I think.
(d) To write how to entertain the reader
Sheva : Yes, and we …..to Lombok tomorrow. We
.
still have a three-day tour here.
20. Ali and Rahmat are twenty six years old. Budi is four
(a) fly
years younger than Rahmat. Deny is nineteen years
(b) flew
old. It means that…
(c) will flew
(a) Budi is older than Ali
(d) have flown
(b) Rahmat is younger than Budi
(c) Ali is younger than Deny
16. Ray will continue his study in Brighton if he …. (d) Ali is as old as Rahmat
scholarship from Full Bright Foundation. .
(a) obtains 21. Arya : Why didn’t the boy pass his exam?
(b) has obtained Aji : Because he never studied hard at home, …
(c) will obtain …?
(d) obtained (a) didn’t he
(b) doesn’t he
The text is for question number 17 to 19 (c) did he
Kemari (d) is he
Kemari is a traditional Japanese game
believed to have orogonated in China. The game 22. Femmy : Hi, Cit! I bring a photo of my brother.
can be played by twelve players, all wearing Citta : May I have a look?
traditional clothes called Kariginu, complete with Femmy : Of course. Here it is.
Citta : Wow. He is very good looking. …… is he?
a conical hat. The outfit may look more Femmy : 175 cm.
appropriate for a stage performance, but (a) How high
apparently there are what ancient Japanese wore (b) How far
when they were working out! (c) How tall
(d) How long
(a) diving into the sea
The text is for question number 23 to 25 (b) mountain climbing
If you are looking for excitement and you (c) swimming at the beach
are planning a trip to Australia, you will be (d) fishing on the lake
able to visit the Darwin Emu Farm. It has the
best emu display in Australia. You can see 28. Ayu : Promise to visit my house, okay?
varieties of emu. Adi : Yes, sure, …….if I go home town.
The farm is located 40 km from the (a) I will visit your house
center of Darwin and is an easy drive south (b) I visit your house
towards Litchfield Park. The farm is open from (c) I have visited your house
Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It (d) I would visit your house
has been operating since 1960 and visited
every year by thousands of overseas and local 29. Phiko : Which do you like better, nasi goreng or
tourists. satay?
Recently, walking tours were introduced. Adya : I ………nasi goreng to satay.
By taking a walking tour you are able to see (a) need
how emus live in the wild. Their natural (b) like
habitat has been carefully recreated. (c) prefer
Apart from the walking tours you can (d) want
watch the emus being fed. This happens daily
at 2 p.m. If you would like you can have your 30. Rearrange the sentences into a good paragraph.
photo taken with a baby emu. 1. Mom : Of course not. This is wet season.
At the farm there is also a well-stocked 2. Child : I’m sorry. I’m forget. Okay we will come.
souvenir shop where you can buy belts, 3. Child : Mom, tomorrow is Sunday. Can I go to swim in
handbags, earrings and shoes. All made from the river?
emu skin. Perhaps you would prefer to try 4. Mom : Remember, next Sunday we must come to
some emu meat in the cafeteria or an emu your
omelette made from fresh emu eggs. grandpa’s birthday party.
5. Child : How about swim in the swimming pool?
23. Where is the Darwin Emu Park located? 6. Child : Why Mom?
(a) 40 km from Litchfield Park 7. Mom : I’m sorry you can’t
(b) 40 km from Darwin (a) 3 7 5 1 6 4 2
(c) In the center of Darwin (b) 3 1 5 7 6 4 2
(d) In the Litchfield Park (c) 3 4 5 7 6 1 2
(d) 3 4 5 7 2 1 6
24. What would the visitor of the farm find at the shop?
(a) A factory of emu souvenirs
(b) Emu that have been tamed
(c) Souvenirs made from emu skin The text is for question number 31 - 34
(d) The oldest emu in the captivity Indonesia consists of different ethnic
groups, languages, cultures and traditions.
25. The farm would attract a lot of tourist because it…… The 17.00 island forming the world’s largest
in Australia. archipelago chain is the home to more than
(a) was the first emu farm 200 million people descended from over
(b) is the largest emu farm 200 different ethnic groups. There are over
(c) has the best emu display 350 different languages spoken. Bahasa
(d) has the biggest emu Indonesia, the national language, seems to
be a second language and not their mother
26. You cannot play the piano. I cannot play the piano. tongue. It is spoken as the first language
It means that you cannot play the piano and …… only in the provinces of West Sumatra and
(a) I don’t either the Riau Island.
(b) neither can I Though Bahasa Indonesia is derived
(c) neither can’t I from Bahasa Melayu, there are some
(d) I can either differences in meaning and pronunciation.
Recently, there is a move to make Bahasa
27. Jodi :Does everybody agree with Bari’s idea? Indonesia (and Bahasa Melayu) accepted as
Ivan : What is it? one of the official languages of the
Jodi : We’ll go …….next Saturday. Association of South East. Asian countries.
Ivan : It sounds great. We can enjoy the scenery This would give significant to Bahasa
from the Indonesia and make the learning of it more
top.
useful for the not only in Indonesia but also Shiva : Why not?
in Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei. Jane : …………….
(a) It’s either fresh or dangerous
31. How many ethnic groups does Indonesia have? (b) It’s both messy and dirty
(a) About 350 (c) It’s not only fresh but messy as well
(b) More than 200 (d) It’s neither messy nor dirty
(c) Less than 200
(d) Around 170 39. Be quiet! My brother ……….in his room.
(a) studies
32. Paragraph I tells us about …. That consists of (b) will study
different ethnic (c) is studying
groups, language cultures and traditions. (d) has studied
(a) an archipelago
(b) a mother tongue 40. Arrange the jumbled words into a good sentence!
(c) a population tourists – every year – Bali – many – visit – foreign
(d) a Chain 1 2 3 4 5 6
(a) 2 – 4 – 1 – 6 – 5 – 3
33. Which statement is NOT TRUE about the Indonesian (b) 3 – 5 – 4 – 6 – 1 – 2
language ? (c) 4 – 6 – 1 – 2 – 5 – 3
(a) There is a move to make it as one of the official (d) 4 – 6 – 1 – 5 – 3 – 2
languages of Asean.
(b) It is the national language of Indonesia. The text is for number 41 to 47
(c) It is the mother tongue of all Indonesia people.
(d) It is derived from the Malay language. Access to National Park Ujung Kulon
34. The Indonesia language becomes the second * To National Park Ujung Kulon by boat (5-6 hour) from
language for many ethnic groups because ……. Labuhan
(a) they have their own mother tongues * To Labuhan by minibus from Jakarta (3-4 hour ) or
(b) they think their languages are not good bogor. Or a bus to Merak from Kali deres bus station in
(c) they want their own languages to be a national Jakarta. Get out in Cilegon and cacth a bus to Labuhan.
language The boat from Labuhan for Pulau Peucang or
(d) the Indonesia language has been used by other Tamanjaya.
countries. * from Sumatra by Ferry to Merak. From Merak, take the
bus to Jakarta, jump off in Cilegon and from there see
35. Ari: This train has served passengers since 1912 above, minibuses may be going all the way from Merak
Dita :Wow! What an old train! to Labuhan.
The underlined word expresses… * An over land cheaper alternative to access the park.
(a) question Take a minibus or boat from Labuhan to Sumur. In
(b) uncertainty Sumur get a taxi to Taman Jaya you ‘II be able to
(c) amazement arrange a boat to pulau peucang or pulau Handeleum.
(d) obligation Krakatau is best visited from Labuhan.
* Permits, guides, and accommodation can be arranged at
36. Retno : Is our education the same as one in Brunai the PHPA office in Labuan
Darussalam?
Ivan : I don’t think so Education in Indonesia is 41. How long does it taken from Labuhan to Ujung
expensive……. education in Brunai Kulon
Darussalam is free of charge. National Park by boat?
(a) although (a) 3- 4 Hours
(b) therefore (b) 5- 6 Hours
(c) so (c) 4- 5 Hours
(d) but (d)4- 6 Hour
37. The driver was sleepy so the bus hit the shop selling
petrol. The bus was burnt. Most of the ….. were 42. Visitors usually go from Sumatra to Merak by…
caught by fire and died. (a) ferry
(a) visitors (b) boat
(b) passengers (c) bus
(c) pedestrians (d) plane
(d) customers
43. Besides by boat, there is also transportation…
38. Jane : Don’t throw away garbage here. (a) by train
(b) by minibus (d) doesn’t she
(c) by plane
(d) by boat 50. Bob : I see the sky very dark today.
Tom : How can we go out tonight?
44. From Labuhan, the boat leaves for… Bob : I don’t have any idea.
(a) pulau peucang only Tom : We will go by taxi if…………
(b) pulau peucang or Taman Jaya (a) It is raining
(c) pulaupanaitan (b) It rained
(d) pulau Handeleum (c) It rains.
(d) it is going to rain
45. Besides to National Park Ujung Kulon from
Labuhan, we can visit…
(a) mount Bromo
(b) mount Merapi
(c) mount Krakatau
(d) mount Agung
46. Someone who give information about everything in

tour
resort or recreational places is called…
(a) police
(b) guide
(c) driver
(d) receptionist
47. The popular animal from Ujung Kulon is…

(a) komodo
(b) crocodile
(c) snake
(d) rhinoceros
48.
The pictures show that ………..

(a) the kettle is the cheapest
(b) the iron is more expensive than the mixer
(c) the iron is the most expensive
(d) the mixer is cheaper than the kettle.
49. The rich woman has two houses, ……………….?

(a) has she
(b) hasn’t she
(c) does she
LATIHAN SOAL UN
PAKET 6
The text is for question number 1 to 7 Number of
During the nineteenth century, the mechanization
of farming and the fencing of rangeland opened the
correct score
answers
………/5
agricultural heart of North America to intensive (b) the increase in manufacturing activity
development. As the natural geographic center of this (c) good opportunities for travel
region, Chicago became the crossroads of a vast (d) schools that trained qualified economists
transportation network. The great waterway systems of
the Mississippi valley and the Great Lakes were linked in 7. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text
Chicago in 1847, when the Illinois-Michigan Canal was as a major factor in Chicago’s growth?
opened to traffic. Within the next year, rail lines began to (a) New railroad lines
operate trains to and from the city. The rise of agricultural (b) Innovative farm equipment
activity demanded facilities for the storage and milling of (c) Increased water transportation networks
grain, the slaughtering of cattle, and the processing and (d) Rising demand for the manufacture of explosives
shipment of meat. The manufacture of farm machinery
branched out into the basic metal-fabricating and 8. After examine the patient, the doctor write a …
woodworking industries. This soon attracted banks and a. Recipe c. Receipt
other financial institutions. Four years after the end of the b. Prescription d. Drug
Civil War, Chicago was already established as the focal 9. Teacher : Why are forest important for us?
point of the largest system of inland waterways in the Ferry : We can find ……. plants which are
world and the hub of a rail network that extended to the used as medicines, but also export
Atlantic, Gulf, and Pacific coasts. The productive commodities such as timbers, rattan
potential of the city was unparalleled, and the pace of its as well as rubbers in the forests.
industrial expansion reached explosive proportions. a. both c. either
1. What is the main topic of the passage? b. not only d. neither
(a) The effects of the Civil War on the development
of Chicago 10. Mother : Nadya, please give me some salt!
(b) The effects of intensive farming in North Nadya : There is not …….. salt left in the
America container. Shall I buy some now?
(c) The evolution of Chicago as an industrial center Mother : Yes, please.
(d) The impact of agriculture on industrial a. a few c. any
development b. a little d. many
2. In the nineteenth century, the farming areas around 11. Nisa : How often do you go to the market?
Chicago developed rapidly because… Nadine : …………. a week, every Saturday
(a) new irrigation waterways were built evening.
(b) men who had been soldiers provided a plentiful a. four times c. twice
work force b. three times d. once
(c) new machinery permitted farming on a large
scale 12. 1) He could not move.
(d) the slaughtering of cattle turned much rangeland 2) Soon an ambulance came.
into farmland 3) He felt down from a tree and broke his
ankle.
3. Why did Chicago initially begin to grow? 4) Anto was playing in the garden.
(a) It was located in the middle of a productive area 5) His father rang for ambulance.
(b) Its industries attracted jobless people The best arrangement is ……….
(c) It could provide food for a large local population a. 2 – 4 – 3 – 1 – 5 c. 4 – 2 – 3 – 1 – 5
(d) Its wealthy inhabitants invested their money b. 4 – 3 – 1 – 5 – 2 d. 4 – 3 – 1 – 2 – 5
there
4. Chicago was primarily important to the cattle

industry as a ….. The text is for question number 13 to 16
(a) market for meat Hay fever is a seasonal allergy to pollens; the term
(b) center of veterinary medicine “hay fever,” however, is a less than adequate description
(c) breeding center since an attack can be brought on by sources other than
(d) place to finance cattle purchases hay-producing grasses. Hay fever is generally caused by
air-borne pollens, particularly ragweed pollen. The
5. When did Chicago’s first railroad service begin? amount of pollen in the air is largely dependent on
(a) 1846 geographical location, weather, and season. In the eastern
(b) 1848 section of the United States, for example, there are
(c) 1847 generally three periods when pollen from various sources
(d) 1849 can cause intensive hay fever suffering: in the springtime
months of March and April when pollen from trees is
6. According to the passage, bankers were primarily prevalent, in the summer month of June and July when
attracted to Chicago because of … grass pollen fills the air, and at the end of August when
(a) the outbreak of the Civil War in the East ragweed pollen is at its most concentrated levels.
Mr.Bram : Well, she is not only smart but
13. Which of the following would be the best title for the also……. 3 languages very well.
passage? a. will speak c. is speaking
(a) The relationship between Season and Allergies b. has spoken d. can speak
(b) Misconceptions and Facts about Hay Fever
(c) Hay Fever in the Eastern U.S The text is for question number 21 to 25
(d) How Ragweed Causes Hay Fever RAFFLESIA ARNOLDI
The vast Archipelago and the chain of islands has
14. According to the passage, which of the following made Indonesia the home of large variety of plant life.
helps to explain why the term “hay fever” is The Indonesian flora ranges from the tiny orchid to the
somewhat of a misnomer? giant rafflesia plant. No wonder many botanists were
(a) A strong fever occurs after an attack curious to study these plants.
(b) The amount of pollen in the air depends on The Rafflesia arnoldi is the biggest flower in the
geographical location world. It is unusual because of its large size. It has flower
(c) Hay fever is often caused by ragweed pollen almost a meter in diameter and 1.40 meters in high.
(d) Grass pollen is prevalent in June and July Rafflesia is derived from the name of British
15. Which of the following is NOT discussed in the Governor General, Sir Stamford Raffles, who once
passage as a determining factor of the amount of governed and build the Bogor Botanical Garden in Bogor.
pollen in the air? Though it is called Rafflesia after Raffles, the man who
(a) Place discovered the plant was Beccary, an Italian botanist who
(b) Climate visited Sumatra in 1928.
(c) Time of Year Rafflesias consist of two parts: the stick-like part
(d) Altitude which grows in the middle and the petals around and
bellows it.
16. Which of the following is NOT true about hay fever in The Rafflesia plant begins to flowers in its ten year. It
the eastern U.S.? blooms three or four time a year. Before it begins to
(a) Suffering from hay fever is equally severe year- flower, the leaves and the stem become dry and look
round dead, but the main root in the ground is still alive.
(b) Pollen from trees causes hay fever suffering in While the flower is blooming, it has a very
the spring unpleasant smell which attracts insects, especially green
(c) Grass pollen fills the air earlier in the year than flies. They seem eager to explore the flower. But if the
ragweed pollen flies tough the bottom part of the stick, like centre, they
(d) Ragweed pollen is most prevalent at the end of will die.
the summer
21. The part which grows in the middle is….
17. Ahmad : ………………! a. stick c. root
Tata : Excuse me? b. petal d. leaves
Ahmad : The road is slippery, you might 22. How many part does Rafflesia have?
fall. a. One c. Three
Tata : Thanks for the warning. b. Two d. Four
a. come in c. be careful
23. The size of Rafflesia arnoldi is…..
b. welcome d. all right a. 1.40 meters in diameter and 1 meter in high.
b. 1.40 meters in diameter and 1.40 meters in
18. Ega : Have you ever been to Lake Sarangan,Wo? high.
Bowo : Yes, I have. Even last holiday, I …….. c. 1 meter in diameter and 1.40 meters in high
there together with my friends for a picnic. d. 1 meter in diameter and 1 meter in high.
a. began c. brought
b. went d. decided 24. How many times does Rafflesia arnoldi bloom a year?
a. One and two times.
19. Tasya : …………...... “Hantu Jeruk Purut” b. Two and three times.
before? c. Three and five times.
Shita : Not yet. But I want to watch it. d. Three and four times
a. Have you ever watch
b. Have you ever watched 25. Who built Bogor Botanical Garden?
c. Have you ever look a. Sir Stamford Raffles.
d. Have you ever looking for b. The Italian Governor
20. Mr.Ali : It was such a good presentation. c. Beccary
Who is she? d. The British Governor General
Mr.Bram : That’s my new secretary.
Mr. Ali : Tell me more about her. 26. Afifa : ……………..?
Shilla : I like to watch Indonesia today.” Oscar : He ’s a ......... He builds the buildings
a. What articles do you like to read especially wall.
b. What radio program do you like to listen a. carpenter c. mechanic
c. What film do you like to see b. butcher d. bricklayer
d. What TV program do you like to watch
34. Reza : Which one do you like, shorts or trousers?
27. Nani : It is very hot, …………? Devo : I always wear trousers.
Novi : Yes, please. I am very thirsty now. From the dialogue we know that Devo ....
a. can you help me a. prefers wearing trousers than shorts
b. would you help me, please b. likes wearing trousers better than shorts
c. would you like a drink c. prefers shorts to trousers
d. do you want to eat d. likes shorts better than trousers
Question number 28 – 30
35. Dhiwang : I can’t install my computer.
Jl. Garuda 159
What about you, Putra?
Surabaya
Putra : ...........
March 30, 2008 a. I can’t too c. So can I
b. Neither can’t I d. I can’t either
Dear Ratih,
I’m sorry I haven’t informed you about my holiday Destination Cost Days Tourists
yet. Actually Raka and I want to go to your town as soon as
Objects
possible. But, my father doesn’t let us go your house alone. We
have to wait for our father’s holiday. Bali Rp. 350.000,- 5 7
We will leave on next Saturday evening by train. We Jakarta Rp. 280.000,- 4 6
will arrive at your town on Sunday at about two p.m. I hope
you can pick us up at the railways station. 36. Based on the table above the right information is...
That’s all my information. I hope we will spend our a. Going to Bali needs less money than to Jakarta
holidays happily. Give my best regards to Uncle, Aunt, Riko, b. Traveling to Jakarta covers less time than to Bali
Edi, and Joko. c. There are more tourists objects in Jakarta than
Bali
Cheers d. Having holiday in Bali can visit few tourists
Putri objects than in Jakarta

28. How would Putri’s family go to Ratih’s house ? Receptionist : Good afternoon, Aira Hotel, can I
a. By car c. by train help you?
b. By bus d. By plane Ihsan : Good afternoon. Yes. Can you tell
me how much a single room with a
29. When would they arrive at Ratih’s house ? bath costs per night?
a. On Saturday afternoon Receptionist : Yes, Sir. A single room without
b. On Saturday evening breakfast included, costs one
c. On Sunday afternoon hundred and twenty-five thousand
d. On Sunday evening Rupiahs per night.
30. Who is Putri’s brother ? Ihsan : Good. Have you got any rooms
a. Raka c. Edi available at the end of May?
b. Riko d. Joko Receptionist : Yes, we have. How long would
you like to stay?
31. Jason : I heard that you saw music concert last Ihsan : I’d like to stay for two weeks,
night. How was the concert? from the twenty-eight of May to
Ivan : Wow, it was so interesting. All the the tenth of June.
audiences enjoyed the concert ..... it Receptionist : Fine. A single room with bath?
ended. Ihsan : Yes, please.
a. before c. until Receptionist : And the name, please?
b. after d. when Ihsan : Ihsan. That’s I – H – S – A – N.
Receptionist : Let me see... We have a room on
32. Vina : What’s wrong with you? the third floor, number 361.
Shika : Why? Ihsan : That sounds fine. I’ll take it.
Vina : You look so ......
Shika : I’ve got a headache. 37. What is the room that Ihsan wants to book?
a. fresh c. sad a. A single room
b. pale d. cute b. A single room with bath
c. A double room
33. Yudha : What’s your father? d. A double room without bath
Dekanawida’s role as a supreme lawgiver in the
38. How much does the room cost? Iroquois tribe has given him the status of demigod within
a. 100.000 rupiahs c. 125.000 the Indian nation. Born into the Huron tribe, Dekanawida
rupiahs caused great fear in his parents, who tried to drown him in
b. 120.000 rupiahs d. 150.000 his youth after a prophecy was made indicating that he
rupiahs would bring great sorrow to the Huron nation.
Dekanawida was to survive this attempted drowning but
39. When will Ihsan stay in the hotel? later left his parents’ home and tribe to live among the
a. May 18th to June 10th Iroquois.
b. May 10th to June 28th One of his achievements with the Iroquois was the
c. May 28th to June 10th institution of a law among the Iroquois that virtually
d. May 8th to June 10th ended blood feuds among the nation’s families. Wampum,
40. Which of the following statement is true according to strings of beads made of polished shells, was a valued
the dialogue above? commodity in the Iroquois culture; according to the
a. Ihsan is asking how many rooms in the hotel are policies established by Dekanawida, wampum had to be
b. Ihsan wants to stay in the hotel for two weeks paid to the family of a murder victim by the family of the
c. Ihsan books a double room with bath killer. Since the killer was also put to death, the family of
d. Ihsan gets a room on the second floor the killer had to pay the victim’s family in wampum for
two deaths, the death of the murder victim and the death
41. The word it in the last sentence refers to.... of the killer. These strict policies implemented by
a. a floor c. a room Dekanawida helped to establish him as a wise lawgiver
b. a number d. a hotel and leader of the iroquois nation.
42. Sri : What’s the matter? 46. According to the passage, Dekanawida was NOT?
Dwi : Oh, Sri. I’ve got a terrible headache. a. a lawmaker
Sri : Poor you. Why don’t you take some ... b. a Huron by birth
a. snacks c. clothes c. a near deity
b. tablets d. operations d. drowned when he was young
47. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the

43. Biyan : Your sister never cheats during the test, passageabout wampum?
......? a. it was used extensively by the Huron
Sasha : That’s right. She is an honest student. b. it had a high value to the Iroquois
a. do you c. don’t you c. it was given to a murder victim’s family
b. does she d. doesn’t she d. it was made of polished sells
44. Rakha : Have you read this magazine?
Putra : Yes, why? 48. ”... that he would bring great sorrow to the Huron
Rakha : ..................! nation.”
Putra : You’re right. All articles here are The underlined word has the closest meaning to ...
important for us to be read. a. joy c. fortune
a. What good magazine is it b. sadness d. ruin
b. How good the magazine is Question number 49 to 53
c. What a good magazine is it Africa is a .......49) of developing countries. It lies .....50)
d. How good magazine is this the Atlantic Ocean in the West and the Indian Ocean in the
45. Arrange these sentences to make a paragraph! East. These oceans .....51) in the South of Africa. Africa is
1 They had to stay in a hotel famous for .....52) two wide deserts. .....53) the Sahara
2 They looked for some hotels to stay the night Desert and the Kalahari Desert.
3 Budi and Angga went to Bandung last holiday 49. a. sea c. continent
4 They didn’t have any relatives there b. peninsula d. lake
5 So the didn’t need to eat out
6 They enjoyed staying in the hotel very much 50. a. in c. among
7 Then they found a clean and good hotel b. between d. over
8 There was a restaurant in the hotel
a. 3 – 4 – 8 – 6 – 2 – 1 – 5 – 7 51. a. meets c. will meet
b. 3 – 2 – 4 – 7 – 1 – 8 – 6 – 5 b. met d. meet
c. 3 – 4 – 1 – 2 – 7 – 8 – 5 – 6
d. 3 – 8 – 2 – 1 – 5 – 7 – 6 – 4
52. a. its c. it’s
The text is for question number 46 to 48 b. it d. their
53. a. That is c. They are

b. It is d. There are
60. “But it’s exciting and the views you get from the
54. Ayu : Mum, can I go to the cinema tonight, car are wonderful.”
please? The synonym of the underlined word is ….
Mrs. Ida : I’m sorry. You can’t. a. facilities c. service
From the dialogue we can conclude that... b. scenery d. focus
a. Ayu is inviting her mother to go to the cinema
b. Mrs. Ida refuses Ayu permision to go to the Number of
cinema correct score
c. Mrs. Ida is asking permission to go to the cinema answers
d. Ayu is giving Mrs. Ida permission to go to the
………/6
cinema
55. Look! Besya ........ a very thick book. I’m sure that
she ....... finish reading it this afternoon.
a. reads – does not
b. reads – do not
c. is reading – does not
d. reading – will not
56. The bust departs at midday ..... we will arrive in

Bandung at two thirty.
a. but c. although
b. so d. because
57. The mice hid in the hole, ..........?

a. weren’t they c. didn’t they
b. didn’t it d. don’t they

San Francisco is my favorite city in the United
States. It is beautiful, clean, not too big, and it has
something for everybody. I love the streets and buildings
in San Francisco. The streets wind up and down the hills,
with beautiful old brick and wooden houses on either side.
One of my favorite things to do in San Francisco
is to ride the cable car. It takes you to most parts of the
city. It’s not a very comfortable ride, but it’s exciting and
the views you get from the car are wonderful.
I like the weather in San Francisco. It never gets
too cold or too hot. The summers are pleasant. The fresh
breezes blow off the ocean and the sky is always blue. It
rains quite a lot in the winter, but it never gets very cold.
Another thing I enjoy about the city is the
restaurants. The seafood restaurant with crabs and lobster
are my favorites. You can also get great Chinese,
Japanese, American, and European food in San Francisco.
58. The text is about San Francisco which ……

a. is a tourist destination
b. has a bad weather.
c. is the writer’s favorite city in USA
d. has a comfortable transportation
59. From the text above we know that the streets in

San Francisco are not …..
a. straight c. long
b. wide d. narrow

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SUKSES MENGHADAPI UJIAN NASIONAL

2. Hilda ____ badminton with her friend now.

4. Do you know who ____ the book ‘Treasure Island’?

6. She ___ me this postcard there days ago.

7. Andra sometimes ___ fried rice for breakfast.

8. The committee ____ all the celebrations tomorrow

10. My father ___ in that firm from 1980 to 1985.

11. She didn’t believe what her friend ___ her.

12. I don’t ____ why he can’t come on time.

14. Angel sometimes ____ her Mom in Bandung twice a week.

15. “Where is your brother?”

Pelajari aturan pembentukan question tags berikut ini!

Kecuali… (bila statement nya dalam bentuk negative)

5. That dalam kalimat berubah dalam Tag Question menjadi It.

7. Kata-kata seperti: everyone, anyone, no one, everybody, anybody, nobody, someone,

2. Without his glasses he can hardly see us, ____________ he?

3. Your sister always gets up late on Sundays, ___________?

5. Let’s visit the Prasetyos tomorrow, ___________?

6. The proposal sounds promising, ______?

7. You seldom have your hair cut, ______?

8. There was never any talk of such a thing, ______?

10. She never seems to care, _________?

11. There is someone at the door, _______?

12. Shut the door, _______?

13. Let’s go to the movie, ______?

14. His name is Paul, isn’t ______?

15. Your car is new, _________?

16. She’s very kind, ________?

18. ‘You didn’t come to class yesterday, did you?’

19. I am innocent, ________?

20. I am not what you thought, _______?

1. Elliptical Sentences with TOO, SO and BOTH.

c. We use BOTH to talk about two things or persons.

2. Elliptical Sentences with EITHER, NEITHER, and BUT.

c. We use BUT to show the opposite.

3. ‘I saw her this morning.’

5. ‘I can’t hear anything.’

6. ‘I didn’t like the film that we saw.’

7. ‘I don’t like the food; it is too salty.’

8. If you can do that job, ____________.

9. ‘No bookstores in the town are open today.’

10. Tom didn’t go to school yesterday, and ____________.

11. Afifa : ‘My brother has just bought a new motorcycle.’

13. ‘I think this room is very cozy.’

14. She doesn’t speak Chinese, and _________.’

15. ‘I like bright colors.’

16. We don’t have to return the book tomorrow, but he___________.

17. ‘Did Lucy come to the OSIS meeting yesterday afternoon?’

18. Everyone laughed at his jokes, ______________.

20. Zahra’s mother can speak English well, __________.

21. My uncle doesn’t smoke, ___________.

23. ‘I haven’t watched Kung-fu Panda. I heard the movie’s good.

25. ‘I wonder if your sister likes seafood.’

26. ‘I don’t think Lala knows anything about computer.’

27. Ayu is interested in literature, and so is Hilda.

28. ‘She can hardly remember me.’

29. May: My father has strong coffee in the morning.

1. Coordinating Conjunctions: AND, BUT, OR, NOR.

2. Correlative Conjunctions: BOTH……….AND; NOT ONLY…..…….BUT ALSO;

4. Subordinating Conjunctions: Words that introduce adverb clauses.

b. Cause and Effect: (sebab akibat)

2. I not only study hard for the exams _____ pray.