ULANGAN TENGAH SEMESTER GENAP
INSTITUT PESANTREN KH. ABDUL CHALIM
TAHUN PELAJARAN 2019-2020
Name : Muhammad Zulkhayan
Department : Hukum Keluarga Islam
NIM : 20171700242015
Listening
1. A. He seemed to be rather hungry
B. She was quite angry at him.
C. He was trying to hang the posters.
D. She believes he was mad. ##
2. A. The parents are going to stay up late.
B. The parents have given Hannah her allowance.
C. Lately, the parents have not been so loud
D. Hannah does not have to go to bed early##
3. A. At a department store.
B. At a service station. ##
C. At a collection agency.
D. In a delivery room.
4. A. She just broke some eggs
B. They need to eat fast.
C. She is serious about the boat.
D. He has a choice to make. ##
5. A. It was urgent that Ellen do her best
B. He really urged Ellen to do more
C. He was encouraged by Ellen to try harder##
D. Ellen told him that she was trying to do better
STRUCTURE
1. In the United States ______ approximately four
million miles of roads, streets, and highways.
A. there C. they
B. is D. there are%%
2. ____ twelve million immigrants entered the United
States via Ellis Island.
A. More than%%
B. There were more than
C. Of more than
D. The report of
Date : 13/042020
Semester : 6 (Six)
IBI Class : Sorbonne 6
6. A. The car stalled on the road
B. Someone took the car ##
C. Rob sold his car
D. Rob heard someone steal his car
7. A. Buying the bigger container ##
B. Putting the milk in the cart
C. Taking a carton that is smaller
D. Getting the milk tomorrow instead
8. A. The receptionist welcomed the business
people ##
B. The man created shipping and receiving
business.
C. The businesspeople were rather greedy.
D. The businesspeople greeted the receptionist
9. A. The police officer was stationed near the
tourist
B. The tourist was forced to accompany the
police officer##
C. The tourist became mad at the police station
D. The tourist stated that the police officer never
came
10. A. He hasn’t seen her ideas
B. It was a terrible deal
C. He doesn’t like the idea
D. It sounds magnificent to him##
3. The television, _____ so long been a part of our
culture, has an enormous influence.
A. has C. which
B. it has D. which has%%
4. Psychologists have traditionally maintained that
infants cannot formulate long-term memories until
___ the age of eight or nine months.
A. they C. to reach
B. they reach%% D. reach
5. ____ a cheese shop has since grown into a small 8. ____ definitive study of a western hard-rock mining
conglomerate consisting of a catering business and community cemetery appears to have been done is in
two retail stores. Silver City, Nevada.
A. In the beginning of A. Most C. Where most
B. It began as B. The most D. where the most%%
C. Its beginning which was
D. What began as%% 9. One of the areas of multimedia that is growing
quickly _____ is sound.
6. Primarily a government contractor, ______ A. Yet is easily overlooked%%
preferential treatment from government agencies as B. Is easily overlooked
both a minority-group member and a woman. C. It is easily overlooked
A. Receives Weber D. That is easily overlooked
B. Weber receives%%
C. The reception of Weber 10. ______, early approaches for coping with workplace
D. According to Weber’s reception stress dealt with the problem only after its symptoms
had appeared.
7. Because the project depends on ______ at the A. Although well-attending
federal level, the city and country may have to wait B. Although it is a good intention
until the budget cutting ends. C. Although a good intention
A. It happens D. Although well-intended%%
B. Which happening
C. What happens%%
D. That it happens

READING

A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon moves in front of the Sun and hides at
least some part of the Sun from the earth. In partial eclipse, the Moon covers part of
the Sun; in an annular eclipse, the Moon covers the center of the Sun, leaving a
bright ring of light around the Moon; in a total eclipse, the Sun is completely
5 covered by the Moon.
It seems rather improbable that a celestial body the size of the Moon could
completely block out the tremendously immense Sun, as happens during a total
eclipse, but this is exactly what happens. Although the Moon is considerably smaller
in size than the Sun, the Moon is able to cover the Sun because of their relative
10 distances from Earth. A total eclipse can last up to 7 minutes, during which time the
Moon’s shadow moves across Earth at a rate of about 6 kilometers per second.

1. This passage mainly …. 3. The word “ring” in line 3 could best be replaced by
A. Describes how long an eclipse will last …
B. Gives facts about the Moon A. Piece of gold C. jewel
C. Explains how the Sun is able to obscure the B. Circle @@ D. bell
Moon
D. informs the reader about solar eclipse @@ 4. A “celestial body” in line 5 is most probably one
that is found …
2. In which type of eclipse is the Sun obscured in its A. Within the Moon’s shadow @@@
entirely? B. Somewhere in the sky
A. A partial eclipse C. On the surface of the Sun
B. An annular eclipse D. Inside Earth’s atmosphere
C. A total eclipse @@@
E. A celestial eclipse
5. What is the meaning of “block out” in line 6? 8. The passage states that which of the following
A. Square C. evaporate happens during an eclipse?
B. Cover @@@ D. shrink A. The Moon hides from the Sun
B. The Moon is obscured by the Sun
6. According to the passage, how can the Moon hide C. The Moon begins moving at a speed of 6
the Sun during a total eclipse? kilometers per second
A. The fact that the Moon is closer to Earth than D. The Moon’s shadow crosses Earth @@@
the Sun makes up for the Moon’s smaller size
B. The Moon can only obscure the Sun because 9. The word “rate” in line 9 is closest in meaning to …
of the Moon’s great distance from the A. Form C. distance
Earth. @@@ B. Speed @@@ D. rotation
C. Because the Sun is relatively close to Earth,
the Sun can be eclipsed by the Moon 10. Where in the passage does the author mention the
D. The Moon hides the Sun because of the rate of a total eclipse?
Moon’s considerable size A. Line 1-2 C. line 5-6
B. Line 2-4 D. line 8-9@@
7. The word ‘relative’ in line 8 could best be replaced
by …
A. Familial C. comparative@@@
B. Infinite D. paternal