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Paket B

No 1

Answer : D

No 2

Answer : D
No 3

Answer : C

No 4

Mark your answer

Answer : B

No 5

Mark your answer

Answer : C
No 6

Mark your answer

Answer : A

No 7

Mark your answer

Answer : B

No 8
What favour does the woman ask to the man?
A. Showing her client the way to the office.
B. Transferring the call to Mountain View.
C. Answering the phone call from her client.
D. Handling her client.
Answer : D

No 9
What does the woman probably do next?
A. Find a great coffee shop.
B. Go to the coffee shop.
C. Buy some bread.
D. Ask the man the address of the coffee shop.
Answer : B

No 10
What is the woman’s suggestion?

A. Booking a table.
B. Changing the day.
C. Having a private party.
D. Coming in the evening.
Answer : B

No 11
Where will they probably stay on vacation?

A. At the Grand Hotel.

B. At the Ritz Hotel.
C. At the dormitory.
D. At the motel.

Answer : B

No 12
Whom is the instruction intended to?
A. Receptionists.
B. Employees.
C. Guests.
D. Officers.

Answer : C

No 13
What should you do when entering the building?
A. Get a pass.
B. Read the sign.
C. Go immediately to your destination.
D. Contact your company.

Answer : A

No 14
What is explained in the procedure?

A. How to make scrambled eggs.

B. How to boil eggs.
C. How to make an omelette.
D. How to reduce high cholesterol level.

Answer : B
No 15
How long should you boil eggs if you want to have hard boiled ones?

A. 2 to 3 minutes.
B. 2 to 10 minutes.
C. 10 to 15 minutes.
D. 3 to 15 minutes.

Answer : c
Answer the questions based on the following text

The Tokyo Tower is a tower located in Minato, Tokyo, completed in 1958. It is a

333m, self-supporting steel tower, second only in height to the Tokyo Sky Tree. It became
very popular starting in 1958 when it was lit up at night by specific lights near it that cast
light on the tower at night, using a special mechanism called a Diamond Veil that lights up
the tower in special colors, ranging from pure white in summer, to a soft orange in winter.
The diamond veil is a 17-stage lighting setup that allows the tower to be lit up in 7
different colors.

There are 3 observatories on the Tokyo Tower. The large observatory on the first
floor is located about 145m up, where you can sit at the Café La Tour and enjoy the
scenery. The second observatory is on the 150m mark, where you have to start riding the
elevator to reach the upper levels. There is an official store here where they sell goods
themed after the Tokyo Tower's mascot "Noppon", so you can enjoy some tourist
attractions along with the scenery. There is a special observatory you can gain access to by
purchasing tickets at the second floor area. This observatory is 250m in height and is the
highest point of the Tokyo Tower. It has a science-fiction feel to it, and you can enjoy
the Tokyo sights spreading out underneath you.

https://www.japanhoppers.com

16. What is probably the suitable topic for the text?

A. The Tokyo Sky Tree.
B. Tokyo Tower, the Symbol of Tokyo.
C. The Tower’s mascot.
D. The Café La Tour in Tokyo.

17. The second paragraph tells us about….

A. How to get to the upper levels of tower
B. The highest point of the tower is 200m.
C. Tokyo Tower observatory.
D. When the visitors can ride elevator.

18. From the text, we can conclude that actually….

A. The best sights can be found on the second observatory.
B. Most visitors climb up stairs to reach the upper levels of observatories.
 C. Tokyo Sky Tree became popular because of its height.
D. Visitors can use elevator when reaching the second observatory.

19. What is the synonym of the word “gain” in “you can gain access…” (paragraph 2)
A. have
B. need
C. get
D. take

Zara and Robbie both work in a fashion boutique in London. But they are more than just
colleagues–they are brother and sister. In fact, it’s a family business. Their parents own the
shop.
Zara on Robbie: “We weren’t very close when we were young. I was eight years older
than my brother and we used to argue a lot. Then I went to college and did a degree in
fashion, and started working for my father.
But Robbie was different. When he left college, he said he never wanted to work with his
family. He tried to go his own way. Sadly, things didn’t go well for him. So about two years
ago he joined me in the family shop after all!
Actually, it’s worked out brilliantly. We’re good at different things. Robbie is interested
in display and the look of the shop, but I decide what clothes we sell. We get on much better
now, and even see each other outside of work! Our business talents are different, but we both
like the same music and love James Bond movies. We go to see them together because none
of our friends like them!
And we have fun at work, too. Once Robbie was in the basement, and I phoned down and
said Madonna was in the shop looking at trousers. Of course she wasn’t, but Robbie believed
me. He ran up the stairs so fast, he fell over! He was really angry with me at first, but then he
saw the funny side of it!”

Source: Hilary Maxwell-Hyslop with Kathy Gude, Matrix

Pre-Intermediate Tests, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2002.

20. The purpose of the text is to ….

A. describe something
B. entertain the readers
C. explain about something
D. tell someone’s experience

21. What is the main idea of paragraph 3?

A. The reason why Robbie was angry at Zara

B. Zara and Robbie’s good time at work
C. Robbie’s work career after graduation
D. Zara and Robbie’s activities at work

22. Based on the text we conclude that….

A. Robby did not want to set up his own business.
B. When Zara was 20 years, Robby was12 years old.
C. Zara and Robby were totally different in everything.
D. Zara and Robby have some similar interests
23. “We go to see them together because none of our friends like them!”

What does the underlined word refer to?

A. James Bond movies.
B. Zara and Robbie’s parents.
C. Zara and Robbie’s work.
D. Zara and Robbie’s colleagues.

1. Visit the Passport Seva website.

2. Register yourself as a new user, get the User ID, fill in your user details and
Register. Having an e-mail ID is mandatory as the registration confirmation
mail will be sent to the e-mail ID.
3. Login to the Passport Seva website with your User ID and password.
4. Select the first option – Apply for Fresh Passport/ Reissue of Passport.
5. You can fill the Application form directly online – or – download the e -
Form to fill it offline and upload later.
6. Schedule the appointment for an in-person visit to the PSK (Passport Seva
Kendra) in your city. You need to make the application payment, in order to
get the appointment. Click Pay and Book appointment. The earliest available
appointment will be displayed on the screen. After making the payment
through a mode of your convenience, your PSK appointment will be
confirmed.
7. Visit the designated PSK– With your passport application appointment
booked, visit the PSK on the appointment day to complete the application
procedure. Check the timings and plan to reach in time. Carry originals and
self-attested photocopies. At the PSK, your passport application gets
processed, verified and finally cleared for an issue. The PSK have all
amenities for your comfort including photocopying machines, self-service
kiosks, food and beverage counters etc. The Electronic Queue Management
System facilitates ‘first-in-first-out’ principle for passport application
processing.
https://www.skyscanner.co.in/

24. What is the text about?

A. How to visit Passport Seva Webside
B. How to fill a passport applicant’s form
C. How to register to be a website user
D. How to apply for a new passport

25. From step 5, we know that …

A. The application form can be mailed.
B. The application form can only be filled in online.
C. The application form can be filled in offline.
D. The application form should be sent in person.
 26. A passport applicant can make an appointment after he/she…
A. has an email ID
B. fills the registration form
C. pays the application fee.
D. visits the designated PSK

27. Which of the following words is synonymous with “amenities” (step 7)?
A. facilities
B. ease
C. necessities
D. pleasant

28. What should someone do in order that his passport application be processed earlier?
A. Download the E-form soon.
B. Make a confirmation as soon as possible.
C. Do a prompt completion of application procedure.
D. Check the email for confirmation immediately.

A. Report Text

Questions 20-25 are based on the following reported text

Bacteria are extremely small living things. While we measure our own sizes in inches or
centimeters, bacterial size is measured in microns. One micron is a thousandth of a
millimeter a pinhead is about a millimeter across. Rod shaped bacteria are usually from two
to tour microns long, while rounded ones are generally one micron in diameter Thus if you
enlarged a founded bacterium a thousand times, it would be just about the size of a pinhead.
An adult human magnified by the same amount would be over a mile (1.6 kilometers) tall.
Even with an ordinary microscope, you must look closely to see bacteria. Using a
magnification of 100 times, one finds that bacteria are barely visible as tiny rods or dots
One cannot make out anything of their structure. Using special stains, one can see that some
bacteria have attached to them wavy - looking "hairs" called flagella. Others have only one
flagellum. The flagella rotate, pushing the bacteria though the water. Many bacteria lack
flagella and cannot move about by their own power while others can glide along over
surfaces by some little understood mechanism.
From the bacterial point of view, the world is a very different place from what it is to
humans. To a bacterium, water is as thick as molasses is to us. Bacteria are so small that
they are influenced by the movements of the chemical molecules around them. Bacteria
under the microscope, even those with no flagella, often bounce about in the water. This is
because they collide with the water molecules and are pushed this way and that. Molecules
move so rapidly that within a tenth of a second the molecules around a bacterium have all
been replaced by new ones even bacteria without flagella are thus constantly exposed to a
changing environment.

16. Which of the followings is the main topic of the passage?

A. The characteristics of bacteria
B. The various functions of bacteria
C. How bacteria reproduce
D. How bacteria contribute to disease
17. Bacteria are measured in
A. A inches C. microns
B. centimeters D millimeters

18. Which of the followings is the smallest?

A. A pinhead C. A microscope
B. A rounded bacterium D. A rod-shaped bacterium

19. According to the passage, someone who examines bacteria using only a microscope that
magnifies 100 times would see …
A. tiny dots C. small "hairs"
B. large rods D. detailed structures

20. The relationship between a bacterium and its flagella is most nearly analogous to which of the
followings?
A. A rider jumping on a horse's back C. A ball being hit by a bat
B. A boat powered by a motor D. A door closed by a gust of wind

21. In line 16, the author compares water to molasses, in order to introduce which of the following
topics?
A. The bacterial content of different liquids

B. What happens when bacteria are added to molasses

C. The molecular structures of different chemicals

D. How difficult it is for bacteria to move through water

From: ANDY CIROCKI <acirocki@yahoo.co.uk>

Date: Wed, Oct 5, 2016 at 6:42 PM
Subject: Indonesian visa
To: Slamet Setiawan <slametsetiawan@unesa.ac.id>

Dear Slamet,

I am busy preparing for my trip to Indonesia :-) I have contacted the Embassy here in
London about the visa I need. I must apply for a business visa, as suggested by the people in
the Indonesian Embassy. In order to submit all the documents, I need "a written approval
from the Immigration Authority" that I should receive from the inviting institution. The
people in the Embassy told me that my "counterpart in Indonesia should apply locally on
[my] behalf". Please let me know what you think. Many thanks in advance.

All the best,

Andy
_____________
Andrzej Cirocki
 Associate Lecturer
Department of Education
University of York
Heslington, York
YO10 5DD, UK

29. What is the profession of Mr. Cirocki?

A. A student
B. An embassy officer
C. A lecturer
D. An immigration officer

30. What will the recipient probably do after reading the email?
A. Send a written approval
B. Send all the documents needed
C. Apply for a visa on behalf of Mr. Cirocki
D. Assist Mr. Cirocki to get an inviting institution

31. What is the word “approval” synonymous with?

A. Agreement
B. Resolution
C. Invitation
D. Confirmation

Tomorrow's issue will be the last one for our newspaper. We all knew this day was coming,
and it is a sad day. We lost almost $20 million last year, and the owners have tried to sell
the paper but no one wants to buy it in this economy. I want to thank all of you, all the
editors, writers, photographers, page designers, printers -- everyone who helped make this
paper a city institution for the past 150 years. It's been a pleasure and an honor working
with you and supervising you. As you've heard, we will continue to have an online news
site with a staff of 25. This re-designed website will begin tomorrow. We hope that it will
help fill the gap left by the departed print product. Meanwhile, we have one more issue to
put out. Let's get to work and make it the best it can be.

http://www.english-test.net

32. To whom is the announcement intended?

A. Newspaper employees
B. University students
C. The general public
D. Magazine advertisers
33. What is happening?

A. The paper employees are in strike

B. There are more than 25 staff still working
C. A newspaper stops publishing
D. The newspaper is already sold.

34. “We hope that it will help ….”. The word ‘it” refers to….
A. An honor working
B. Re-designed website
C. A city institution
D. An online news site

35. Mila : Has Herman decided on what to do after graduating from school?
Bram : Oh yes. After finishing his school, he is going to find a job. He wants to
help his parents financially.
Mila : …

A. Herman is my close friend.

B. I’m terribly sorry to hear that.
C. He will surely be happy.
D. What a very good son he is!

36. Ben : What are you going to do on your day off tomorrow?
Ringgo : I have no idea. How about you?
Ben : I’m going to see my brother’s performance. . . .
Ringgo : I’m not sure. I have no money.
Ben : Don’t worry. I have 2 free entrance tickets.
Ringgo : Thank you very much.

A. Would you go with me to see the concert?

B. May I meet him soon?
C. Would you like to see him?
D. Are you going home earlier?

37. Saskia : Actually, I really want to be a stewardess but I don’t know what to do.
Bella :....
Saskia : Well, can you help me find it?
Bella : All right, I’ll look for it on the internet.

A. You have a good performance.

B. Why don’t you try to get more information about it?
C. Yes please. You must try it on.
D. Perhaps, you should go to university.

38. Dian : Do you have any plans for the next holidays?
Mira : I do. …
Dian : That’s great. How long will you be there?
Mira : Only a week. I have bought return tickets for that.
 A. I went to my grandmother’s house in Batam.
B. I go to my grandmother’s house in Batam.
C. I am going to go to my grandmother’s house in Batam.
D. I will go to my grandmother’s house in Batam.

39. Diana : What is our new manager programme?

Nova : He will talk about it in the staff meeting tomorrow. . . . .
Diana : Okay. Thank you.
Nova : Don’t mention it.

A. If you attend it, you will know everything.

B. If you know about the programme, you will be invited.
C. If I get the information, I will talk to him.
D. If there were a staff meeting, you’d get the information.

40. Winda : So, where are you from?

Yenny : Well, originally I'm from Bandung, but we moved to Semarang when I
was about four years old. My parents now live in Surabaya. That's
where they first met. How about you, Winda?
Winda : I was born in Surabaya and... Then, since my father worked for the
military, we moved to many places.

A. I went to Jogjakarta.
B. we had a great time.
C. we lived there until I was nine.
D. I continue my study at university.

41. Kate : Do you think we should hire some temporary workers to finish this data entry?
Claine : Yes, then the two of us can concentrate on writing the reports to be presented
next month.
Kate : All right. I’ll call Brenda in Personnel and see what she can do.

What does Kate think about their work?

A. They need to concentrate on finishing data entry.
B. They want Brenda to help finish the report.
C. They need help to focus on the next month report.
D. They want to see Brenda from Personnel

42. Jim : Next week is going to be our busiest season. Do you have any idea?
Harry : What about having more temporary workers to fulfill the orders.
Joan : ..... I’ll talk to the management about it. I hope they agree with us.
Harry : I hope so.

A. I totally disagree with you

B. I can’t accept that.
C. I don’t agree with your idea
D. That’s absolutely a great idea.
43. Laras : Hey Kinan. We’re you going to Pizza House for lunch. ….
Kinan: I’m sorry, I can’t. I’m handling the phones for Ruri. She has an appointment with
client at 11.30.
Laras : Allright then. See you later.

A. Do you want me to go there?

B. Would you like to come along?
C. Could you buy me some food to eat?
D. Would you be here to keep the office?

44. Lili : … I’m going out with Rian for a moment.

Bagas : I’m afraid you can’t. I’m going home in a few minutes. Seems that Dandy
will work overtime, maybe you can borrow his.
Lili : Okay. Thanks anyway.

A. May I leave this room?

B. May I have my lunch right now?
C. May I borrow your helmet?
D. May I go home earlier?

45. Diana: Hi Kevin, I went to Bangkok a week ago with two other employees.
When I was at the airport, ….
Kevin: Of course, Diana. That is the policy. By the way, what was the purpose of your visit
there?
Diana: We attended an international conference.

A. we had to declare our passports

B. we might declare our passports
C. we would declare our passports
D. we should declare our passports

SO YOU WANT TO LEARN ENGLISH … FAST?

You need to improve your English for work or travel. You want to practice your language
skills, but you don’t have the opportunity. What do you do?
Learn the IST way! Take a “study vacation” and … (48) to English-speaking countries. With
IST, International Student Travel, you can spend one to three months abroad improving
your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. Live with an English-speaking family.
During the day, study full time in a high school or language institute. The choice is yours!
Where can you go? The United States and England are very … (49) for study holidays.
Canada is another choice. And don’t forget Australia and New Zealand, two more countries
where people speak English. Each can provide you … (50) the experience of a lifetime.

48. A. travel
B. traveling
C. traveller
D. to travel
 49. A. popularize
B. popular
C. population
D. popularized

50. at
A. for
B. with
C. by