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SOAL ULUM - X B.ing 2012-13
SOAL ULUM - X B.ing 2012-13
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Attention
To: All students.
To celebrate Mother’s Day, our school will have a poem writing
contest. The poems should be about mother’s affection or your
love for her. You can also show your gratitude for her merits. The
poems should be typewritten and submitted to the committee
before Saturday. For further information, please contact Hanny
the committee chairperson. Thank you.
1. What is the text about?
A. A mother day. B. A poem writing contest C. School activities D.How to write a poem.
2. What is the purpose of the text?
A. To announce the mother day. B. To announce about a poem contest in mother’s day.
C. To inform about mother’s day contet. D. To inform
3. What will the school have in Mother’s day?
A. School Porseni. B. Writing contest
C. A poem writing contest. D. A festifal
Announcement!
We would like to announce that the library will be renovated
in order to improve its services. Therefore, the library will be
closed for three days, from August 12–14, 2012. Thank you.
The librarian
3. What is the announcement about?
A. The renovation of library.
B. Library service.
C. Library improvement.
D. The will be opened at 12–14, 2012.
E. The will be closed at 12–14, 2012.
4. How many days the library will be closed?
A. Two days.
B. Three days.
C. Four days.
D. Five days.
E. A week.
Aristotle was away from Athens for twelve years. First he went to Assoc, to the court of Hernias of Atarneua, part
of what is now Turkey. Here he studied politics and biology, taught pupils and advised the rulers. During this time,
Aristotle carried out many observations and studies on nature, especially fish and seashore creatures. He cut them open,
identified their parts and organs, and suggested what these might do.
This method of working was very unusual for the time. Most of his colleagues did not ‘get their hands dirty’. They
were thinkers, not doers. They rarely carried out tests, or observed the real world closely, or made records of what they
saw. Aristotle was establishing a whole new tradition, which for us today, is a central part of science.
B. Giant creatures.
C. Human bodies.
D. Big plants.
E. Pupils.
Every morning she went with the child to the garden where the wild beasts were kept and washed her there in a clear
stream. It happened once when the child was a little older when he was lying in her arms and she fell asleep. Then came
the old cook, who knew that the child had the power of wishing and stole him. He took a hen, cut it in pieces and
dropped some of its blood on the queen’s apron and dress. The cook carried the child to a secret place, where a nurse
was obliged to suckle him and he ran to the king and accused the queen of having allowed her child to be taken by the
wild beasts.
When the king saw the blood on her apron, he believed this, which he ordered a high tower be built, in which neither
sun nor moon could be seen nor had his wife put in it and walled up. Here she was to stay for seven years without food
or drink and die of hunger, but God sent two white doves, which flew to her twice a day, to bring her food until the
seven years were over. Meanwhile, the nurse who suckled the child knew the fact. She felt guilty after years try hiding it.
So, when the cook died, she came to the king to confess and gave the child to the king.
The king did not believe her. He even accused the nurse of creating an imaginary story. However, when he saw the
power of wishing the child had and his wife’s condition, he believed it. The king asked for his wife’s forgiveness and the
family lived happily ever after.
B. A witch.
E. A cook.
A. An eagle.
B. Two doves.
C. A hen.
D. Two crows.
E. Some ants.
14. How did the king know that his son was still alive?
17. Woman : Good morning, Sir. I’d like to introduce you the new teacher, Miss Clara.
Man : ________
A. Not bad at all, thanks.
B. Glad to meet you, Miss Clara.
C. Good afternoon, Miss Clara.
D. Thank you for your help.
18. Man : How about going to the fitness center tomorrow morning?
Woman : ________
A. How do you do?
B. What great news.
C. Good morning, Hilda.
D. All right. I’d love to.
E. See you later
19. Boy : I’m sorry. I must go now. I have to accompany my mother to see a doctor.
Girl : All right. See you later.
Boy : _________
A. See you
B. Nice to meet you too
C. I am sorry, I can not
D. Take care
E. Be careful
20. Indra : Hi, Sheila. This is my mother.
Mother : How do you do?
Sheila : _____________
A. I’m fine. Thank you
B. Nice to meet you
C. How do you do
D. what is your name?
E. Long time no see
This text is for questions number 21 - 22
Robby, there will be Ungu concert at the town square next week. I want to invite you to
come to the concert with me. I have two free tickets. But if you don’t want to come, I
will give the ticket to Andra. Please respond soon.
Dion
Attention, please.
Now, we have arrived in the park. You can go everywhere you like. If you go to the right side,
you will find many kinds of birds, on the left side there will be some games such as flying fox and
boating. There is also a tree house. If you go straight ahead, you can go to either the swimming
pool, or the forest following the path beside it. Don’t forget to gather here at 12:30 p.m. sharp. We
will have lunch and then go home.
To: Intan,
Next week is my birth day. I want to invite you to celebrate it at:
Place: Jalan Khatulistiwa no. 4, (my house)
Time: Sunday, December 2, 2012 at 5 p.m.
I hope you can come. Your presence will really be joy for me.
Thank you.
With love,
Ira
Attention, students.
To celebrate Mother’s Day, our school will have a poem writing
contest. The poems should be about mother’s affection or your love
for her. You can also show your gratitude for her merits. The
poems should be typewritten and submitted to the committee before
Saturday. For further information, please contact Hanny
the committee chairperson. Thank you.
Announcement!
We would like to announce that the library will be renovated
in order to improve its services. Therefore, the library will be
closed for three days, from August 12–14, 2012. Thank you.
The librarian
Aristotle was a great Greek philosopher. His father was a physician (doctor) to King Amyntas of Macedonia. As a
boy, Aristotle probably watched his father treating patients and making medicines from parts of plants and animals.
From this, Aristotle may have gained his interests in nature study, biology and anatomy.
Aristotle was away from Athens for twelve years. First he went to Assoc, to the court of Hernias of Atarneua, part
of what is now Turkey. Here he studied politics and biology, taught pupils and advised the rulers. During this time,
Aristotle carried out many observations and studies on nature, especially fish and seashore creatures. He cut them open,
identified their parts and organs, and suggested what these might do.
This method of working was very unusual for the time. Most of his colleagues did not ‘get their hands dirty’. They
were thinkers, not doers. They rarely carried out tests, or observed the real world closely, or made records of what they
saw. Aristotle was establishing a whole new tradition, which for us today, is a central part of science.
Once upon a time there was a queen who had no children. Every morning she went into the garden and prayed to God
in heaven to bestow on her a son or a daughter. Then an angel from heaven came to her and said, “Be at rest, you shall
have a son with the power of wishing, so that whatsoever in the world he wishes for, he shall have.” Then she went to
the king and told him the joyful news and when the time was due, she gave birth to a son and the king was filled with
gladness.
Every morning she went with the child to the garden where the wild beasts were kept and washed her there in a clear
stream. It happened once when the child was a little older when he was lying in her arms and she fell asleep. Then came
the old cook, who knew that the child had the power of wishing and stole him. He took a hen, cut it in pieces and
dropped some of its blood on the queen’s apron and dress. The cook carried the child to a secret place, where a nurse
was obliged to suckle him and he ran to the king and accused the queen of having allowed her child to be taken by the
wild beasts.
When the king saw the blood on her apron, he believed this, which he ordered a high tower be built, in which neither
sun nor moon could be seen nor had his wife put in it and walled up. Here she was to stay for seven years without food
or drink and die of hunger, but God sent two white doves, which flew to her twice a day, to bring her food until the
seven years were over. Meanwhile, the nurse who suckled the child knew the fact. She felt guilty after years try hiding it.
So, when the cook died, she came to the king to confess and gave the child to the king.
The king did not believe her. He even accused the nurse of creating an imaginary story. However, when he saw the
power of wishing the child had and his wife’s condition, he believed it. The king asked for his wife’s forgiveness and the
family lived happily ever after.
This text is for questions No. 15 - 16
Robby, there will be Ungu concert at the town square next week. I want to invite you to
come to the concert with me. I have two free tickets. But if you don’t want to come, I
will give the ticket to Andra. Please respond soon.
Dion
Attention, please.
Now, we have arrived in the park. You can go everywhere you like. If you go to the right side,
you will find many kinds of birds, on the left side there will be some games such as flying fox and
boating. There is also a tree house. If you go straight ahead, you can go to either the swimming
pool, or the forest following the path beside it. Don’t forget to gather here at 12:30 p.m. sharp. We
will have lunch and then go home.
To: Intan,
Next week is my birth day. I want to invite you to celebrate it at:
Place: Jalan Khatulistiwa no. 4, (my house)
Time: Sunday, December 2, 2012 at 5 p.m.
I hope you can come. Your presence will really be joy for me.
Thank you.
With love,
Ira