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1 The woman’s The elegant The woman’s black The woman’s The man’s request
dress woman dress appearance to the woman
2 Sick Tired Thirsty Hungry Pleased
3 One day Four days One week Two weeks Four Weeks
4 She is She is finishing She is finishing her She is presenting her She is looking for a
discussing the her report of school project. assignment. scholarship.
cause of heart heart attacks.
attacks.
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11 How to Reheat Coffee in to make coffee to make coffee in to taste coffee in the to pour coffee in the to use coffee in the A
the Microwave Oven hot in the the microwave microwave oven microwave oven microwave oven
microwave oven oven
Reheating coffee may
affect taste. It may break
down the aromas and
flavors left when the
coffee was first brewed. If
you don’t concern the
level of freshness,
consider to reheat your
cold coffee in the
microwave oven because
it is really quick and
simple.
Here are the steps.
 First of all, pour
your cold coffee into a
microwave-safe cup.
Make sure the cup is
not sealed shut.

 After that, put the

cup in the microwave
oven and close its door.
 Next, heat the
coffee in about one
minute.
  Then, wait for at
least 20 seconds after
the oven stops its cook-
cycle.
Finally,
open the microwave oven
and get your coffee hot
What does the text tell us
about? It tells us about
the steps ….

12 How to Reheat Coffee in Poured . made mixed boiled . heated B

the Microwave Oven
Reheating coffee may
affect taste. It may break
down the aromas and
flavors left when the
coffee was first brewed. If
you don’t concern the
level of freshness,
consider to reheat your
cold coffee in the
microwave oven because
it is really quick and
simple.
Here are the steps.
 First of all, pour
your cold coffee into a
microwave-safe cup.
Make sure the cup is
not sealed shut.

 After that, put the

 cup in the microwave
oven and close its door.
 Next, heat the
coffee in about one
minute.
 Then, wait for at
least 20 seconds after
the oven stops its cook-
cycle.
Finally,
open the microwave oven
and get your coffee hot
“It may break down the
aromas and flavors
left when the coffee was
first brewed.”
(Line 2). The underlined
word means ….
13 Sutomo or Bung He spoke openly He was forced to He wanted to make He was raised in a very He minimized the E
Tomo was born in and leave education the situation better. good education. effects of depression
Surabaya, East Java, passionately. soon.
October 3, 1920 in
Kampung Blauran
Sutomo, in the center of
Surabaya. His father was
Kartawan Tjiptowidjojo,
the head of the family of
the middle class. He
worked as a civil servant,
as a staff person at a
private company, as an
assistant in the office of
government tax and
employee small Dutch
import-export company.
He grew up in a
very conducive education.
He spoke openly and
passionately. He liked to
work hard to improve the
situation. At the age of 12,
when he was forced to
leave education at MULO
(Meer Uigebreid Lager
Onderwijs or Secondary
School), Sutomo did
various small jobs to cope
with the effects of
depression that hit the
world at that time. Later
he completed his HBS
(Hogerreburgerschool or a
kind of school in the
Ducth Colonialism)
education through
correspondence, but never
officially graduated.
He then joined
Indonesian Scout. He later
confirmed that scouting
philosophy integrated with
nationalist consciousness
obtained from this group
and his grandfather was a
good substitute for formal
education. At the age of
17 he became famous
when he managed to
become the second person
in the Dutch East Indies to
reach Garuda Scout rank.
He never became a
successful journalist. Then
he joined a number of
political and social
groups. When he was
elected in 1944 to become
a member of the New
People's Movement
sponsored by Japan,
almost no one knew him.
However, this prepared
him for a very important
role in October and
November 1945 as he
became one of the leaders
of the people moving and
uplifting Surabaya. At that
time, the city was attacked
severely by NICA
(Netherlands-Indies Civil
Administration) soldiers.
He remembered to
encourage the fighting
spirit on the radio
broadcasts emotionally.
Although Indonesia lost
the Battle of 10
November, the event has
 been recorded as one of
the most important events
in the history of
Indonesian Independence.
On October 7,
1981 he passed away in
Padang Arafah, Saudi
Arabia while doing the
pilgrimage. He was not
buried there but in
Indonesia.
What did Sutomo do at
the age of twelve?

14 Sutomo or Bung calmly logically patiently enthusiatically pessimisticall D

Tomo was born in y
Surabaya, East Java,
October 3, 1920 in
Kampung Blauran
Sutomo, in the center of
Surabaya. His father was
Kartawan Tjiptowidjojo,
the head of the family of
the middle class. He
worked as a civil servant,
as a staff person at a
private company, as an
assistant in the office of
government tax and
employee small Dutch
import-export company.
He grew up in a
very conducive education.
He spoke openly and
passionately. He liked to
work hard to improve the
situation. At the age of 12,
when he was forced to
leave education at MULO
(Meer Uigebreid Lager
Onderwijs or Secondary
School), Sutomo did
various small jobs to cope
with the effects of
depression that hit the
world at that time. Later
he completed his HBS
(Hogerreburgerschool or a
kind of school in the
Ducth Colonialism)
education through
correspondence, but never
officially graduated.
He then joined
Indonesian Scout. He later
confirmed that scouting
philosophy integrated with
nationalist consciousness
obtained from this group
and his grandfather was a
good substitute for formal
education. At the age of
17 he became famous
when he managed to
become the second person
in the Dutch East Indies to
reach Garuda Scout rank.
He never became a
successful journalist. Then
he joined a number of
political and social
groups. When he was
elected in 1944 to become
a member of the New
People's Movement
sponsored by Japan,
almost no one knew him.
However, this prepared
him for a very important
role in October and
November 1945 as he
became one of the leaders
of the people moving and
uplifting Surabaya. At that
time, the city was attacked
severely by NICA
(Netherlands-Indies Civil
Administration) soldiers.
He remembered to
encourage the fighting
spirit on the radio
broadcasts emotionally.
Although Indonesia lost
the Battle of 10
November, the event has
been recorded as one of
the most important events
in the history of
 Indonesian Independence.
On October 7,
1981 he passed away in
Padang Arafah, Saudi
Arabia while doing the
pilgrimage. He was not
buried there but in
Indonesia.
11. “He spoke openly
and passionately.”
(Paragraph 2)
The underlined word
means
15 Sutomo or Bung graduated from had ever become became the only worked as a civil servant was one of the E
Tomo was born in high school a successful leader developing at a private company  national heroes for
Surabaya, East Java, journalist Surabaya Indonesian
October 3, 1920 in Independence
Kampung Blauran
Sutomo, in the center of
Surabaya. His father was
Kartawan Tjiptowidjojo,
the head of the family of
the middle class. He
worked as a civil servant,
as a staff person at a
private company, as an
assistant in the office of
government tax and
employee small Dutch
import-export company.
He grew up in a
very conducive education.
He spoke openly and
passionately. He liked to
work hard to improve the
situation. At the age of 12,
when he was forced to
leave education at MULO
(Meer Uigebreid Lager
Onderwijs or Secondary
School), Sutomo did
various small jobs to cope
with the effects of
depression that hit the
world at that time. Later
he completed his HBS
(Hogerreburgerschool or a
kind of school in the
Ducth Colonialism)
education through
correspondence, but never
officially graduated.
He then joined
Indonesian Scout. He later
confirmed that scouting
philosophy integrated with
nationalist consciousness
obtained from this group
and his grandfather was a
good substitute for formal
education. At the age of
17 he became famous
when he managed to
become the second person
in the Dutch East Indies to
reach Garuda Scout rank.
He never became a
successful journalist. Then
he joined a number of
political and social
groups. When he was
elected in 1944 to become
a member of the New
People's Movement
sponsored by Japan,
almost no one knew him.
However, this prepared
him for a very important
role in October and
November 1945 as he
became one of the leaders
of the people moving and
uplifting Surabaya. At that
time, the city was attacked
severely by NICA
(Netherlands-Indies Civil
Administration) soldiers.
He remembered to
encourage the fighting
spirit on the radio
broadcasts emotionally.
Although Indonesia lost
the Battle of 10
November, the event has
been recorded as one of
the most important events
in the history of
Indonesian Independence.
 On October 7,
1981 he passed away in
Padang Arafah, Saudi
Arabia while doing the
pilgrimage. He was not
buried there but in
Indonesia.
Based on the text, we can
know that Bung Tomo …
16 recount Arrange the following 3–5–1–4–2 3–5–6–1–2 A. 3 – 5 – 2 – 3–5–2–6–1–4 3–5–1–2–4–6 D
jumbled sentences into –6 –4 1–6–4
the correct and
meaningful paragraph.
1.The most interesting
was Benz, made in 1823,
the oldest taking part.
2.First, they bought
entrance tickets.
3.Last week, Brian and
Bob visited a car
exhibition.
4.It was a very fantastic
experience.
5.They wanted to know
about the development of
car.
6.When entering the
venue, they saw other
people coming to see this
annual event
17 procedur Arrange the following A. 1 – 5 – B. 1 – 2 – C. 1 – 5 – 2 – D. 1 – 2 – 5 – 3 – E. 1 – 5 – 3 –
e jumbled sentences into 4–2– 3–4– 3–4–6 4–6 2–4–6
the correct and 3–6 5–6
 meaningful paragraph.
1.First of all, prepare your
ice cream mixture, and
then chill it over an ice
bath.
2.Continue to check the
mixture in the freezer
every 30 minutes, stirring
vigorously as it’s freezing.
3.Keep checking
periodically and stirring
until the ice cream is
frozen.
4.After forty five minutes,
remove it from the freezer
and stir it. Vigorously
with a spatula or whisk.
5.Then, pour your custard
mixture in a deep baking
dish and put it in the
freezer.
6.The last step, transfer
the ice cream to a covered
storage container until
ready to serve.

18 The Javanese Javanese Many people Javanese has almost Javanese people B
Javanese language Language language should struggle to faded away because it is encounter
should be used on daily Congress. be used on daily pronounce or beginning to be spoken difficulties in
basis: Governor basis. comprehend texts in very rarely. understanding and
Javanese. speaking Javanese
language.
Jakarta | Sat, November
12, 2016 | 10:33 am
The diminishing
use of the Javanese
language for everyday
communication deeply
concerns Central Java
Governor Ganjar
Pranowo, who is worried
that future generations of
Javanese people will
encounter difficulties in
understanding and
speaking their own
dialect. 
“Javanese has almost
faded away because it is
beginning to be spoken
very rarely,” Ganjar said
during the 6th Javanese
Language Congress in
Yogyakarta on
Wednesday, as quoted
by Antara news agency.
Many people
struggle to pronounce or
comprehend texts in
Javanese, he said,
particularly kromo inggil,
the highest level of
Javanese, because they are
not used to speaking the
language on a daily basis. 
In an effort to
tackle this matter, Ganjar
will demand that every
Thursday, government
events or occasions be
conducted and spoken
entirely in Javanese. Aside
from that, he will also
oblige all employees in
Central Java to dress up in
cultural clothing distinct
to an Indonesian region or
province on the 15th of
every month. 
Ganjar, while
visiting Suriname, noticed
that Javanese was well
preserved because it was
regularly spoken there,
both by the Surinamese
and Indonesians. “When I
speak in Javanese, they
understand, even some of
them reply in kromo
inggil."
The Javanese Language
Congress is a conference
that discusses Javanese
language
What is the text about?