ANALYTICAL EXP.

Cars Should be Banned from Cities

Cars should be banned from the city. As we all know, cars create pollution, and cause a lot of road deaths
and other accidents.
Firstly, cars, as well as we know, contribute to most of the pollution in the world. Cars emit a deadly gas that
causes illness such as bronchitis, lung cancers and “triggers” of asthma. Some of these illnesses are so bad that
people can die from them.
Secondly, a city is very busy. Pedestrians wander everywhere and cars commonly hit pedestrians in the city,
which causes them to die. Today cars are the biggest killers on roads.
In conclusion cars should be banned from a city for the reasons listed above.

ANALYTICAL 2

Crime in Cities
Crime is a serious problem in big cities and it is getting worse every year. This is what police departments
around the country said in their reports last week. The subways and the streets are more dangerous. You may not
even be safe in your own home.
Why is the problem so serious now? This is not an easy question to answer. There may not be a single
answer. Many problems together seem to make cities so dangerous.
One of the problems is money. To fight crime a city needs police officers, cars, and guns. These cost a lot
of money. But right now cities do not have much extra money. So, there are not enough police officers, cars and
guns for the cities.
Another problem is drugs. Crime studies show that many criminals use and sell drugs. After they start
taking drugs, they want to have more. However, drugs are very expensive. So, these people may sell drugs to other
people to make money or they may steal money to get more drugs.
There is an even more important cause of crime. Critics have rich and poor neighborhoods. In the poor
neighborhoods, jobs are hard to find. Many young people don’t have much hope for a better life. They only know
one way to make a better living, that way is to sell drugs or steal. So, some of these young people become criminals.
It is not going to be easy to change these crime problems. We must first change many of the laws about
drugs. We must change the way cities spend their money. Until then, the crime problem will not go away and we
will live our live in fear.

Adapted from Reading Power,Beatrice S.M

Addison-Wesley Publishing
TEXT 3

I personally think that English is the world’s most important language .

Why do I said that ?
Firstly, English is an International language. It is spoken by many people
Over the world, either as first or second language.
Secondly, English is also a key to open door to scientific and technical
knowledge which is needed for the economic and politics development of many
countries in the world.
Thirdly, English is a top requirement of those seeking jobs, Applicants
Are more favourable than those who don’t.
From the fact above, it is obvious that everybody needs to learn English
To greet the global era
1. The purpose of the text is…….
a. To tell the past event of English
b. To evaluate the importance of English
c To amuse the readers with the important of English
d. To share the importance of English with the reader
e. To persuade the readers about the importance of English
2. What tense are mostly use in the text above ?
a. Passive voice d. Present perfect tense
b. Simple present tense e. Present continuous tense
c. Simple past tense
3. Which is true according to the text ?
a. In the global era, English is needed by everyone
b. Mastering English language for applicants is a must
c. All people in the world need English to communicate with one another
d. It is difficult to use English because people think it’s not important
e. All the countries in the world use English as the first and the second language
4. Why English spoken by many people all over the world ?
a. It is an International language
b. It is the most importance language
c. Everybody need to learn English
d It is a key to open the scientific knowledge
e. It is a top requirement of those seeking jobs
5. “ Thirdly, English is a top requirement of those seeking jobs. “
What does the underline word mean ?
a. Looking at d. Looking for
b. Looking in e. Looking after
c. Looking up