Part 1

Direction: items number 1-20 are incomplete sentences. Four words or phrases, marked A, B, C, D, are
given beneath each sentence. You are to choose the one word or phrase that best completes the
sentence.

1. The students of Mechanical Engineering ……. an English test now.

A. has C. are having
B. had D. is having

2. Insurance providers strive to determine ways to……. health.

A. pay C. data
B. repair D. improve

3. The ……. matter is, the more it weighs.

A. Denser(berat) C. older
B. tighter D. deeper

4. Chemical energy ……. into heat and electric current.

A. transformation C. is transformed
B. transform D. transforming

5. The company ………in 1970.

A. founded C. was founded
B. were founded D. have been founded

6. There are a lot of…….in the yard playing football.

A. kid C. man
B. children D. woman

7. Atom …….of Nucleus and one or more electrons.

A. consists C. consisting
B. consist D. consisted

8. Any form of carbon when combined with a large quantity of oxygen at an elevated temperature
… carbon monoxide.
A. will form C. had formed
B. be forming D. Forming

9. Two elementary forms of carbon … very different properties.

A. have C. had
B. has D. Having

10. Overheating ….., the motorist realized his engine suffer serious damage.
A. bad C. the worst
B. badly D. worse

11. ……..Earth always revolves around the sun.

A. A C. An.
B. The. D. Some.

12. The letter was …….by overnight mail.

A. sending C. send
B. sent D. been sent

13. Do you meet ……brother every day?

A. your C. yours
B. you D. yourselves

14. I will go to Jogjakarta tomorrow to visit a friend of ………

A. my C. me
B. myself D. mine
 15. I want to drink water in the glass on the table but the water …….
A. too hot C. very hot
B. hot enough D. is too hot

16. Global warming is the consequences of ... innovation.

A. technological(al=sifat) C. technologies
B. technology D. technologically
17. Richard works hard. We can say……
A. He works hardly
B. He hardly works
C. He is working hardly
D. He is a hardworker

18. This place is …… for children.

A. danger C. dangerously
B. dangerous D. dangered

19. The little boy…….in the yard is my youngest brother.

A. plays C. is playing
B. playing D. was playing

20. I didn’t know ………about computers until I started this job.

A. something(sesuatu) C. Everyone(setiap orang)
B. anyone(seseorang) D. Anything(apapun)

Part 2
Directions: In questions 21 – 30 each sentence has four words or phrases underlined. The four
underlined parts of the sentence are marked A, B, C, D. You are to identify the one underlined word or
phrase that should be corrected or rewritten. Then, on your answer sheet, find the number of the
question and mark the answer.

21. Sure(surely=sesungguhnya), everybody has faced different types of conflicts in his life.
A B C D

22. The potential of each technology vary according to how it is used.

A B C D

23. Copies of the new personnel policy has been distributed to everyone.
A B C D

24. Did the newspaper also discussed(discuss) on the controversial issues ?

A B C D

25. My parent and my sister is always at home on Sundays.

A B C D

26. The proposing topic for the seminar does not meet the company’s needs.
A B C D

27. There is a girl which(who) always comes here every Sundays.

A B C D

28. Nadia insisted to see his(her=dia perempuan) brother who lives in Medan.
A B C D

29. Her necklace is most(more=lebih) expensive than yours.

A B C D

30. He will probably to come here next week with his friends.
A B C D
Part 3
Directions: Question number 31-50 are based on reading material in the field of architecture studies.
You are to choose the one best answer A, B, C, D to each question. Then, on your answer sheet, find
the number of the question and mark your answer. Answer all questions following a passage on the
basis what is stated or implied in that passage.

Question 31 - 59 refer to the following passage

Radioactive pollution can be caused by leaks or spills of radioactive materials. These materials can
come from medical sources, nuclear power plants, or laboratories which handle radioactive materials.
Air, soil, and water can be polluted by radioactivity. It can cause damage to animals, both internally
and externally, by eating, drinking, or touching it. It can cause birth defects and genetic problems. It
can cause certain cancers and other deadly diseases.

31. What cause radioactive pollution?

A. The leaks of nuclear power plants
B. Gases that make air harmful to breath
C. Waste product and oil spill
D. Pesticides

32. It can cause damage internally. The word “ internally” can be best replaced with …..
A. outside C. out from
B. inside D. out of

33. What is the effect of radioactive pollution?

A. It can develop environmental progress
B. It helps mankind to have better living
C. It causes both defect and genetic problems
D. It interrupted the navigation system

34. Which statement is NOT TRUE according to the passage?

A. Radioactive pollution can be caused by the leaks in laboratories which handle radioactive
materials.
B. Air, soil, and water can be polluted by radioactivity
C. Radioactive is harmless(tidak berbahaya) for humankind.
D. Radioactive certain cancers.

Question 35 - 39 refer to the following passage

Elements are the basic substances that we cannot divide into simpler substances. We group elements by
the things they have in common – what they look like, how they react with other substances, if they
conduct electricity, etc. We group elements into nine official groups. The element, “Hydrogen” is in a
group by itself. It is different from all the other elements.
Hydrogen is a basic substance. 90% of all atoms in the universe are hydrogen atoms. Hydrogen atoms
are the lightest atoms. Hydrogen got its name from the scientist Lavoisier. Lavoisier noticed that
hydrogen atoms are always present in water. The word root “Hydro” means water. Therefore, it was
intuitive to represent hydrogen with the letter H.

35. How do we group elements?

A. We group elements by the thing they have in common
B. We group elements by their differences
C. We group elements based on their chemical symbols
D. We group elements based on their functions

36. How many group of elements are there?

A. seven C. nine
B. eight D. ten
37. The element, “Hydrogen” is in a group by itself. It is different from all the other elements. The
word “it” refers to ……..
A. element C. group
B. hydrogen D. substance

38. Hydrogen is a basic substance. 90% of all atoms in the universe are hydrogen atoms.
The word “ basic” can be best replaced with ……
A. extra C. additional
B. slight D. vital

39. The statements are true about hydrogen, except …..

A. Hydrogen atoms are the lightest atoms
B. Hydrogen atoms got its name from Lavoisier
C. The word “Hydro” means atom
D. Hydrogen can be found in water

Question 40 - 45 refer to the following passage

Production of corn and soya beans has increased dramatically in the last years as an eco-friendly
alternative to fossil fuels but environmental and human rights campaigners are worried that this will
lead to destruction of rain forests. Food prices could also go up as there is increased competition for
crops as both foodstuffs and sources of fuel. Last week, the UN warned that biofuels could have
dangerous side effects and said that steps need to be taken to make sure that land converted to grow
biofuels does not damage the environment or cause civil unrest. There is already great concern about
palm oil, which is used in many foods in addition to being an important biofuel, as rain forests are
being cleared in some countries and people driven from their homes to create palm oil plantations.

40. What happens in the last years?

A. The use of fossil fuels has increased significantly
B. People start to destroy rain forests
C. The production of corn and soy beans as eco-friendly fuel has increased
D. The production of fossil fuels in some countries increases

41. What is concerned by human rights campaigners?

A. The use of biofuel will lead to the destruction of rain forest
B. Biofuel will not damage the environment or cause civil unrest
C. people are getting aware of the importance of rain forest
D. The government plays an important in the increase of corn and soybeans production

42. “Production of corn and soya beans has increased dramatically in the last years as an eco-
friendly alternative to fossil fuels but environmental….” The word “alternative” is closest in
meaning with ….
A. usual C. substitute
B. common D. main

43. What will happen if the competition for crops as foodstuff and source of fuel increase?
A. the price will decrease
B. the price will increase
C. the demand will increase
D. there will be no changes in the price of the product

44. “ …. human rights campaigners are worried that this will lead to destruction of rain forests.”
What does the word “this” refer to?
A. corn and soybeans production increase
B. corn and soybeans become the main commodity
C. people compete to open new plantation
D. the use of corn and soybeans as alternative biofuel

45. What is the INCORRECT statement from the text?

A. Fossil fuels is no longer used as the main source of energy
B. Biofuel has no dangerous side effects for the environment
C. The increase of crops production will lead to the destruction of rain forest
D. Rain forests are being cleared to open new plantation in some countries
Questions 46 - 50 refer to the following passage.

The Voyager 1 and 2 spacecrafts left Earth in 1977 on a five-year mission. Their mission was to reach
Jupiter and Saturn and send information back to earth about them. Jupiter and Saturn are the largest
planets in the solar system. In 1981, they finished their mission. But, they kept going. Scientists
decided to plan a longer trip for them: they would travel even further until they reached Uranus and
Neptune.
Voyagers 1 and 2 are very efficient. They were built with no moving parts. They use the breakdown, or
the decay, of the space element “plutonium” to create fuel. They can each get the equivalent of 30,000
miles per gallon of gasoline! They were made to be able to work in radioactive environments. The “gas
giants” – Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune – are very radioactive places.

46. When did the spacecrafts start their first mission?

A. in 1981 C. in five years
B. in 1977 D. around 30,000 miles

47. What are the biggest planets in our solar system?

A. Jupiter and Saturn
B. Uranus and Neptune
C. Jupiter and Mars
D. Saturn and Neptune

48. What happened in 1981?

A. Voyager 1 and 2 had finished their mission and returned to earth
B. Voyager 1 and 2 started their first mission
C. Voyager 1 and 2 were built
D. Voyager 1 and 2 started their mission to Uranus and Neptune

49. Their mission was to reach Jupiter and Saturn and send information back to earth about them.
The word “them” refers to ……
A. the scientist C. Voyager 1 and 2
B. Jupiter and Saturn D. Uranus and Neptune

50. They use the breakdown, or the decay, of the space element “plutonium” to create fuel. The
synonym of “decay” is ……
A. composition C. decompose
B. produce D. design