COURSE : ENGLISH
COURSE LEVEL : II
LECTURER : Johari Nur, M.Pd
MAJOR : PSIK
TIME : 100 MINUTES
MID TEST
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Grammar
a. (SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT) Please write
5 English sentences with appropriate Subject-verb
Agreement! Then, underline the subject and its verb,
and mark them with words S (Subject) and V (Verb)!
Example:
The students speak English with the teacher.
S V
b. (PRESENT AND FUTURE PASSIVE VOICE)
 Please write 5 sentences of present tense
with its active and passive voice!
Example: Present tense
Active: She writes a medical report
Passive: A medical report is written by her
 Then, write also 5 sentences of future tense
with its active and passive voice!
Example: Future tense
Active: The nurse will check your
body temperature soon
Passive: Your body temperature will
be checked by the nurse soon.
2. Reading Comprehension
Please read the following text, then, answer
all the questions given!
Nurses have many duties, including caring
for patients, communicating with doctors,
administering medicine and checking vital signs.
Making up for the biggest healthcare job in the
U.S., nurses play a vital role in medical facilities
and enjoy a large number of job opportunities.
The career growth for nursing is projected to
increase by 16% in the next decade, and
provides a professionally and personally
rewarding experience.
Simply put, nurses are life-savers. There
are more than 3 million registered nurses in the
United States. In fact, nurses outnumber doctors
3:1 in the health care industry. While doctors
often specialize in one area, nurses are able to
coordinate the care for all aspects of a patient’s
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overall health. A patient experiencing chest
pains, for example, might have a cardiologist, a
nephrologist and an internal medicine specialist.
Each of these doctors would diagnose, treat and
prescribe medications solely for their area of
expertise. The nurse, though, would be the care
provider responsible for the patient’s full care,
ensuring prescriptions don’t negatively interact
with one another, and that a patient understands
and is prepared for treatment. When diagnostic
results come in, it’s the nurse who reads them
first and, if necessary, immediately notifies the
appropriate doctor.
Gone are the days when nurses act like the
doctors’ handmaidens; today, they are equally
responsible for the overall care of the patient.
Questions:
1. What is the most important information from
the text above? Analyze it!
2. What are the duties of a nurse?
3. Why do nurses called as life-savers?
4. Are nurses able to coordinate the care for all
aspects of a patient’s overall health? Why?
5. What should nurses do when diagnostic
results come?
3. Writing
Please write a paragraph of writing about your
“planning after graduating from Nursing
Degree” using the simple future tense
correctly!
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Notes:
1. Please follow all the instructions of this
online mid-test carefully!
2. Do not copy-paste other works/ sources
(friends or Internet website)! Do it by yourself
and use your own words!
3. If you cheat someone’s words, your
answer sheet will not be scored.
Good luck!