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RESISTOR
Reading and Structure
By:
Alif Bagaskara (1720201045)
Muhammad Fachri (1720201086)
GENERAL DIRECTIONS
1. This section of the test is designed to measure your ability to recognize language that
is appropriate in standard written English. There are two parts to this section with
special direction for each
Part one : Reading comprehension
Part two : Structure
Before you begin each part, carefully read the directions.
2. Put all of your answer on the answer sheet.
3. Carefully and completely choose your answer for each question. If you change your
mind about an answer after you marked it on your answer sheet, completely erase
your old answer and then mark your new answer.
4. Try to answer every problem even if you are not sure of the answer. Your score on the
test will depend on the number of correct answers you have given.
Part 1
Resistor
Resistor was discovered by the year 1827 from Georg Simon Ohm, a German
electrician. Ohm was born in Germany, in the city of Erlangen at 1787 and died at 1854.
Georg Simon Ohm noticed that different materials that are considered as electrically
conductive, will not allow the current to flow within their body with the same ease. The
difficulty that each material had to do with some parameters such as the type of the material
and some external factors such as the temperature or the humidity of the atmosphere. G.S.Ohm
described this behavior and gave the name "Resistance".
The resistance value and tolerance are indicated with several colored bands around the
component body. This marking technique of electronic components was already developed in
the 1920’s. Printing technology was still not far developed, what made printed numerical codes
too difficult on small components. Nowadays, the color code is still used for most axial
resistors.
Difficult Word Pronoun Spelling Meaning
Humidity /(h)yumiditē/ Kelembaban
Dissipate /disəpāt/ Menghilang
Nowadays /nouədāz/ Sekarang
Translation
Resistor
Resistor ditemukan pada tahun 1827 oleh Georg Simon Ohm, seorang ahli kelistrikan
Jerman. Ohm lahir di Jerman, di kota Erlangen pada 1787 dan meninggal pada 1854.
Georg Simon Ohm meneliti bahwa material berbeda yang dianggap penghantar listrik,
tidak membiarkan arus untuk mengalir ke bagian mereka dengan ketenangan yang sama.
Kesulitan pada setiap material tersebut, ada kaitannya dengan beberapa parameter seperti jenis
bahan dan beberapa faktor eksternal seperti temperatur atau kelembapan udara. G.S Ohm
menjelaskan keadaan ini dan memberinya nama “Ketahanan”.
Nilai ketahanan dan toleransi diindikasikan dengan beberapa ikatan berwarna di sekitar
bagian komponen. Teknik penandaan komponen elektronik ini sudah dikembangkan di tahun
1920-an. Teknologi printing masih belum jauh dikembangkan, yang membuat kode nomor
bercetak sangat sulit dicetak pada komponen kecil. Saat ini, kode warna masih digunakan pada
kebanyakan resistor axial.
Part one
Reading Comprehension
Direction: In this Section you will read several passages. Each one is followed by a number of
questions about it. You are to choose the one best answer : (A), (B), (C), or (D) to each question.
Then on your answer sheet, find the number of the question and fill in the space that
corresponds to the letter of the answer you have chosen. This section in designed to measure
your ability to read and understand passages. Answer all question about the information ion a
passage on the basis what is implied or stated in the passage.
Example :
Resistor was discovered by the year 1827 from Georg Simon Ohm, a German
electrician. Ohm was born in Germany, in the city of Erlangen at 1787 and died at 1854.
Question
Who is Georg Simon Ohm?
a. a scientist
b. a electrician
c. a dentist
d. a driver
The answer is b, because Georg Simon Ohm is a German electrician
1. What is a Resistor?
a. is a passive two-terminal electrical component that implements electrical resistance as a
circuit element.
b. is a different materials that are considered as electrically conductive.
c. the type of the material and some external factors such as the temperature or the humidity
of the atmosphere
d. is the resistance value
The answer is a, because a resistor is a passive two-terminal electrical component that
implements electrical resistance as a circuit element. Based on paragraph 3.
Part Two
Direction : In this section you will see four underlined words or phrases (A), (B), (C), (D) in
each sentence. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for
the sentences to be correct. Then on your answer sheet, find the number of the section and fill
the space that corresponds to the letter of the answer you have chosen.
1. Ohm went born in Germany, in the city of Erlangen at 1787 and died at 1854.
A B C D
The answer is A. Should be “was”. Because recounting events that occurred in the past
2. Georg Simon Ohm notice that different materials that are considered as electrically
A B C
conductive, will not allow the current to flow within their body with the same ease.
D
The answer is A. Should be “noticed”. Because G.S Ohm noticed that in the past.
4. The difficulty that each material has to do with some parameters such as the type of the
A B
material and some external factors such as the temperature or the humidity of the
C D
atmosphere.
The answer is A. Should be “had” because the sentences used past perfect tense or present
perfect tense. Because on paragraph 1, recounting events that occurred in the past
7. Nowadays, the color code are still used for most axial resistors.
A B C D
The answer is B. Should be “is“ because the color code is singular subject. so we should use
preposition “is”.
8. In electronic circuits, resistors are using to reduce current flow, adjust signal levels, to
A B C
divide voltages, bias active elements, and terminate transmission lines.
D
The answer is B. Should be “used” because the sentences used past perfect tense.so we
should use preposition “used”.
10. This marking technique of electronic components is already developed in the 1920’s.
A B C D
The answer is C. Should be “was” because the sentences used past tense.