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01. Ira barely sleeps before midnight and .... 07. The class teacher insists that the students ...
(A) Ita does not neither the assignments on time.
(B) neither does Ita (A) hand in
(C) either does Ita (B) handed in
(D) does not Ita either (C) to hand in
(D) handing in
02. As soon as the midfielder ... the ball, the
striker will shoot it to the goal. 08. Mars, ..., has two satellites.
(A) passes (A) which the fourth planet from the sun
(B) passed (B) it is the fourth planet from the sun
(C) will pass (C) the fourth planet from the sun
(D) has passed (D) is the fourth planet from the sun

03. The artificial flower ... from paper was sold 09. Now that their children are grown up, Mr.
on the market. And Mrs. Grayson live ....
(A) which made (A) their selves
(B) was made (B) themselves
(C) made (C) by their selves
(D) it was made (D) by themselves

04. The patient should avoid ... cosmetics dur- 10. The guest made the bell boy ... the luggage.
ing the skin recovery. (A) To bring
(A) to wear (B) brought
(B) wearing (C) brings
(C) to wearing (D) bring
(D) wear
11. The air turned ... when the wind blew.
05. X : Our cargoes are not ready yet, Sir. (A) cold
Y : Well, I think we ... contact our cus- (B) coldly
tomer to ask for some extra time. (C) colds
(A) will (D) coldest
(B) might
(C) should 12. The outbound participants should ... for the
(D) used to footbridge on the river.
(A) look over
06. Ana likes to wear ... when going to the (B) look into
party. (C) look out
(D) look up
(A) jewelry
(B) jewelries 13. We made the juice from freshly ... orange.
(C) a jewelry
(D) some jewelries (A) squeeze
(B) squeezed
(C) squeezing
(D) squeezing of
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14. She has ... many books that she needs more 21. The children ... By the time their parents got
room to keep them. home.
(A) such a (A) sleep
(B) such (B) was sleeping
(C) so a (C) has already slept
(D) so (D) had already slept

15. ... to buy a new house, she rented a small 22. ... her shyness, she would have become a
room near her office. great teacher.
(A) Being unable (A) She had overcome
(B) Be unable (B) Had she overcome
(C) Having unable (C) If she overcame
(D) Because unable (D) If she would overcome

16. Many people in that hotel were frightened ... 23. By the time you get back, we ... care of
the bombing threat issued by terrorists. everything.
(A) off (A) will take
(B) by (B) will be taking
(C) at (C) will have taken
(D) with (D) will have been taking

17. Susan decides ... that she has committed a 24. The Whitney Boomerang is the first ...
crime. which exceeds all crash testing require-
(A) confess ments.
(B) confessing (A) two seater aircraft
(C) confessed (B) two-seater aircraft
(D) to confess (C) two-seatres aircraft
(D) two-seaters aircraft
18. You ... the job if you were not late to the
interview. 25. Nothing went wrong when the director was
(A) would get gone, ...?.
(B) would begotten (A) did it
(C) would have gotten (B) didn’t it
(D) would have been gotten (C) was it
(D) wasn’t it
19. While traveling to Mexico, the newlyweds ...
the site of Aztec. 26. Since there are many complaints about the
(A) has visited new products, the company ... the products
(B) had visited now.
(C) visited (A) is recalling
(D) visiting (B) recalls
(C) recalled
20. ... the global economic crisis, many labors (D) has recalled
lost their job.
(A) Because of 27. Our first tourist destination is Asia is ... our
(B) Because next destination.
(C) Despite (A) farther than
(D) In spite of (B) the farther than
(C) farthest than
(D) the farthest than
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28. The little girl is taking care of the puppy
with ... affection and kindness.
(A) patient
(B) patience
(C) patiently
(D) patients
29. Promoting ... goods and services, the com-
pany salesmen also bid an opportunity to
earn some profit.
(A) they
(B) their
(C) its
(D) it
30. The recent progress report ... to the Branch
Manager.
(A) submits
(B) will submit
(C) will be submitted
(D) will be submitting
Choose the one word or phrase which
would not be appropriate in standard write
English!
31. The blueberry muffins made By (A) your
mother are (B) as delicious with (C) than
the chef made. (D)
32. We would rather study (A) for the (B) final
exam tomorrow better than (C) go shop-
ping (D)
33. The biggest mistake people can make with
their (A) dogs is (B) to treat them (C) alike
(D) humans.
34. The test materials (A) were developed by (B)
the centrally government (C) and tested to
all schools in (D) Indonesia.
35. The officially (A) reason for (B) the (C) de-
lay of their flight to Singapore is (D) the
bad weather.
36. The newly-built fashion boutique (A) near
my house has (B) more than (C) ten
employers. (D)
37. The man was released (A) after the police
realized that (B) he (C) was wrong (D)
convicted of drug smuggling.
38. Jakarta, a (A) capital city of Indonesia, is (B)
the most populous (C) city in (D) Southeast
Asia.
39. No one seems (A) to know when will (B)
the bus arrive (C) at the (D) bus stop.
40. Both Agung as well as (A) Wawan eat (B) all
the time but (C) they never get fat (D)
Text A for number 41-46
Police in New Jersey believe they have
solved one of the longest running murder cases
in the state’s history: the disappearance of five
Newark teenagers in 1978. After tracking leads
for 32 years, two men were arrested on March 22
and charged with herding the teens at gunpoint
into an abandoned row house, tying them up
and torching the building, setting a blaze so
fierce police say the bodies were incinerated,
destroying any evidence. Now prosecutors have
a difficult task : prove the teens were murdered
when their bodies were never found.
Murders without bodies were long
considered one of the most complex challenges
in the legal profession, but advances on
technology have made the one unthinkable
prospect common. The absence of the key piece
of evidence—the corpse—poses unique prob-
lems for both prosecutors and defense attor-
neys, according to Thomas “Tad” DiBiase, a
Washington-based lawyer who runs a website
chronicling “no body” murders. He said the
majority of the cases end in convictions or
guilty pleas. “The body can tell you how the
murder occurred” he said. “it can tell you when
the murder occurred, it can tell you where the
murder occurred, so by taking away the body
you take away all the elements from the case—
that makes it enormously difficult.
“The New-Jersey case was initially
treated as a missing person’s case and no
connections was made between the fire and the
teen’s disappearances. In the decades since, any
clues have been all but obliterated. The site of
the fire is now a housing complex and additional
case files were reportedly lost in courthouse
flood.
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41. What can be inferred from the passage Text B for number 47-50
about the New Jersey case?
(A) The prosecutors have enough evidence The term Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy
(B) The convicts need to find a good law- (BPH) just simply means an enlarge prostate. It
yer is generally believed to affect most men over the
(C) The case needs to be closed age of 45 (with various levels of severity).
(D) The murderers will never be put into Overall, the number of men with BPH increases
trials progressively with age. By age 60, 50 percent of
men will have some signs of the condition.
42. The word their in paragraph 1 refers to .... About one-third of these men will develop
symptoms that require treatment. Prostate
(A) the teens
enlargement, or BPH, is not a malignant condi-
(B) the murderers
tion, but it does put pressure on the urethra and
(C) the police
can cause a number of urinary symptoms such
(D) the prosecutors
as frequent urination, urinary urgency, the need
to get up at night to urinate, difficulty starting
43. In paragraph 3, the word obliterated is
urination, a reduction in the force of urine
closest in meaning to ....
stream, terminal dribbling, incomplete emptying
(A) eliminated bladder, and even the inability to urinate at all.
(B) preserved The prostate, a small gland that produce fluid
(C) terminated for semen, is in an ideal positions to cause
(D) scattered trouble. The glands wraps snugly around the
urethra, the tube that carries urine from the
44. What is the main idea of the passage? bladder. It’s a tight squeeze—and it only gets
(A) The site of murders is an important tighter as men grow older. As symptoms pro-
clue gress, a man may also at higher risk of bladder
(B) The weapon of the murders has a sig- stones and bladder infection. The kidneys may
nificant role be damaged from back pressure caused by the
(C) The bodies were the key piece of evi- retention of large amounts of urine in the blad-
dence der. There may be sudden blockage of urinary
(D) The prosecutors were the key elements tube, making urination impossible, and not infre-
of a case quently, blood may be detected in the urine. The
exact mechanism for the enlargement of the
45. When was the murder of five Newark teen- prostate gland remains unclear; however there
agers solved? are certain factors that are obviously involved.
(A) In 1978 As men age, the male sex hormone Dihydrotestos-
(B) In 2000 terone (DHT) starts to build up in the prostate,
(C) In 2010 which cause the prostate to slowly enlarge.
(D) In 2011 The Vahlensieck, AUSI and I-PSS rating
systems are used to evaluate the severity of
46. The author mentions all of the following symptoms associated with BPH. All these meth-
about the New Jersey cases except .... ods are based on a limited number of questions
associated with a numbered score: the total score
(A) it was the longest running murder case
is an evaluative index of BPH-associated sever-
in the U.S.
ity, which can be from mild to moderate to se-
(B) the site of the fire is now a housing
vere. Severe symptoms that are associated with a
complex
very large prostate may require surgery.
(C) the case files were lost in a courthouse
flood
(D) it was originally treated as a missing
person’s case
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47. The word it in paragraph 1 refers to ....

(A) prostate enlargement
(B) the symptoms
(C) the number of men
(D) the treatment

48. The following conditions are the indications

of prostate enlargement except ....
(A) a terminal dribbling
(B) a frequent urination
(C) a week urinary stream
(D) a night time get up

49. The word snugly in paragraph 2 could best

be replaced by which of the following ....
(A) stoutly
(B) softly
(C) tightly
(D) warmly

50. What can be inferred about the prostate?

(A) It manufactures semen
(B) It causes bladder trouble
(C) It produces urine fluids
(D) It attaches to the urethra