corresponds to the letter of the answer
SECTION 1 you have chosen.
LISTENING COMPERHENSION
Time ±35 minutes
(including the directionof each part)
In this test, you have
opportunity to demonstrate your ability to
understand conversations and talks in
English. There are three parts with special
directions for each part. Answer the
questions based on what is stated or
implied by the speakers. You cannot take
notes or write in your test book. Please do
not turn the pages until you are told to do
so.
Part A
Directions: in part A, you will hear short
conversations between two people. After
each conversation, you will hear a
question about the conversation. The
conversations and questions will not be
repeated by the speakers, so you have to
listen carefully to what the people are
talking about. After you hear a question,
read the four possible answers in your test
book, and choose the best answer. Then,
on your answer sheet, find the number of
the question and feel in the space that
Here is an example.
On the recording, you will hear:
Woman : Jack I don’t like this book very
much. The cover is very bad.
an
Man : I’m with you.
Narrator: What does the man mean?
Sample Answer
In your test book, you will read:
A. He doesn’t know how to write a
book.
B. He likes the book very much.
C. He doesn’t like the book either.
D. He also likes the cover of the book.
I’m with you. The meaning is: I agree with
you.
The best answer to the question is (C), so
you should blacken the letter (C) on the
answer sheet.
1. A. She doesn’t want to go to Bali.
B. She likes going to Bali
C. She never goes to Bali.
D. She doesn’t know about Bali.
2. A. He is watching TV.
B. He is studying for the exam.
C. He is at the store.
 D. He is at the office.
3. A. She likes sugar very much.
B. She doesn’t like sugar.
C. She likes the sweet tea.
D. She doesn’t like the sweet tea.
4. A. He studied the lesson.
B. He watched TV.
C. He didn’t watch TV.
D. He went outside.
5. A. 15
B. 20
C. 25
D. 30
6. A. She is stubborn.
B. She is full of attention.
C. She is rude.
D. She is unfriendly.
7. A. She doesn’t like cooking.
B. She hates cooking.
C. She wants to cook.
D. She is good at cooking.
8. A. One of the chairs was moved.
B. Some of the chairs was moved.
C. Half of the chairs were moved.
D. None of the chairs was moved.
9. A. The woman decorate the room
herself.
B. Rahmat decorates the room.
C. The woman and Rahmatdecorate
the room.
D. Rahmat asks the woman to decorate
the room.
10. A. He can help the woman.
B. He wants to help the woman.
C. He can’t help the woman.
D. He will help the woman.
11. A. It is easy.
B. It is tough.
C. It is not complicated.
D. It is fun.
12. A. She changes her job.
B. She is fired.
C. She doesn’t like her job.
D. She stops working due to the age.
13. A. She was sick.
B. She got up later than usual.
C. She was lazy.
D. The train was late.
14. A. The wife made the food herself.
B. The husband made the food
himself.
C. The servant made the food himself.
D. He made the food with
someassistance.
15. A. She was frightened by the snake.
B. The snake is frightened.
C. The woman is prohibited to go.
D. The woman is not allowed to be
nervous.
16. A. She prefers to work with them.
B. She will join them in the project.
C. She prefers to workindependently.
D. She prefers to workdependently.
17. A. She was disappointed
thetraining.
B. She was satisfied with the training.
C. She was enthusiastic
thetraining.
D. She didn’t give any comment on
the training.
18. A. Mathew will finish his study
next year.
B. Mathew is getting married.
C. Mathew is a trainee now.
D. Mathew is looking for a new
job.
19. A. The man should sleep earlier.
B. The man should sleep late.
C. The man should go late to the
office.
D. The man should wake up earlier
than usual.
20. A. The music was bad.
B. The food was bad.
C. The music and the food were good.
D. The music and the food were not
good.
21. A. They have to focus on their job.
22. A. He has interest in rafting.
B. He has no interest in rafting.
C. He will do rafting with his friends.
D. He will be a trainer for rafting.
23. A. She wants to eat something.
with
B. She doesn’t want to eatanything.
C. She wants to drink something.
D. She doesn’t want to drinkanything.
with 24. A. Satisfied.
B. Worried.
C. Excited
D. Amazed.
25. A. In a book store.
B. In a travel agency.
C. In a restaurant.
D. In a ticket counter.
26.A. 5
B. 10
C. 15
D. 20
27.A. She will buy a house.
B. She has a lot of money.
C. She cannot afford to buy a house.
D. She can buy a house soon.
28. A. She doesn’t like her job.
B. She needs a new job.
C. She is not familiar with the job yet.
D. She gets a bad job.
29.A. The clinic is already closed.

B. They will get the project.
C. They will get the job.
D. They will not focus on the job.
B. The owner will open a new clinic.
C. There is an opening at 8 o’clock
next week.
D. The opening is cancelled.
30. A. Dance with her 34.A. North Dakota.
B. Sing together with her. B. South Dakota.
C. Listen to her song. C. New York.
D. Accompany her while she sings. D. Washington.
35.A. 2
Part B B. 3

Directions: Here, you will hear longer C. 4

conversations. After each conversation, D. 5

you will hear some questions. The 36. A. George Washington.

conversations and questions will not be B. Borglum.

repeated. After you hear a question, read C. Abraham Lincoln.

the four possible answers in your test D. Thomas Jefferson.

book and choose the best answer. Then, 37.A. Drills and missile.

on your answer sheet, find the number of B. Missile.

the question and fill in the space that C. Dynamite and drills.

corresponds to the letter of the answer D. Gun.

you have chosen.

Remember, you are not allowed to take Part C
notes or write in your test book. Directions : in part C, you will hear some
31. A. Biology. talks. After each talk, you will hear some
B. Mathematics. questions. The talks and questions will not
C. Chemistry. be repeated. After you hear a question,
D. Physics. you will read the four possible answers in
32. A. Interesting. your test book and choose the best
B. Boring. answer. Then, on your answer sheet, find
C. Discouraging the number of the question and fill in the
D. Tiring. space that corresponds to the letter of the
33. A. Easy going. answer you have chosen.
B. Demanding. Here is an example :
C. Cheerful. On the recording, you will hear:
D. Lenient.
Woman : Waterpollution is a big
problem. Some people try to
solve this problem. Solution to
this problem turns people to be
more responsible citizens.
Individuals and industries must
realize that they should not do
anything to contribute to the
problem. People must
throw chemical wastes into the
river because they are very
dangerous. Furthermore, it is
advisable that people
understand the importance of
recycling rubbish.
Question I: what is the talkabout?
You will read
A. Responsible citizens
B. Chemical wastes
C. Solution to water pollution
D. Serious problems
Sample Answer
The correct answer is (C), so blacken the
letter (C) on the answer sheet.
Remember, you are not allowed to take
notes or write in your test book.
38.A. Earth.
B. Fog.
C. Cloud.
D. Water.
39. A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
40.A. moves downward.
B. cools.
C. Heats.
D. Evaporates.
41.A. Atmosphere.
B. Valley
not C. River.
D. Hill.
42.A. Tell about the atmosphere.
B. Describe the areas of fog.
C. Mention where fog happens.
D. Tell the types of fog.
43.A. The artists are sick.
B. The crew are on strike.
C. The electricity doesn’t work.
D. There is nobody coming.
44.A. To the back of the building.
B. To another cinema.
C. To the office.
D. To the second floor.
45.A. 7:00 PM.
B. 7:30 PM.
C. 8:00 PM.
D. 8:30 PM.
46. A. The students.
B. The office staff.
C. The audience.
D. The actor and actress.
47. A. The actor.
B. The lecturer.
 C. The businessman.
D. The singer.
SECTION 2
48. A. Mars
STRUCTURE AND WRITTEN
B. Venus
C. Earth EXPRESSION
D. Neptune Time 25 minutes
49. A. Because Venus is small. This section is designed to measure your
B. Because Venus is soft. ability to recognize language suitable for
C. Because Venus is red. standard written English. There are two
D. Because Venus is near the Earth. types of questions, with special directions
50. A. Jupiter for each type.
B. Saturn
Structure
C. Mercury
D. Neptune Directions: these questions are
incomplete sentences. Beneath each
sentence, you see four words or phrases,
marked A, B, C, and D. Choose the word or
phrase that best completes the sentence.
Then, on your answer sheet, find the
number of the question, and fill in the
space that corresponds to the letter of the
answer you have chosen.

Look at the example.

........, with an area about 45,000,200 km²
is the largest continent in the world.
A. It is Asia
B. Asia
C. Asia it is
D. Is Asia
The sentence should read “Asia is the 5. Scientists think that Dolphins, ........to
largest continent in the world.” Therefore, Whales and Porpoises, are among the
you should choose answer B. most intelligent animals.
1. .......America has a lot of immigrant A. which relates
groups, many people still believe that B. related
there is an obvious national character. C. relating
A. Despite D. relate
B. Whether 6. Rarely ........their promise to think
C. Because of about improving the poor people’s life.
D. Although A. do the politicians keep
2. IdrisSardi was......in the Pop art who B. the politicians keep
was also popular for his talent in C. does the politicians kept
playing Violin. D. did the politicians kept
A. who was a leading figure 7. Our lecture gave us some Economics
B. who leads a figure problems, but the students can do
C. a leading figure some of them, ....... are too tough for
D. leading figure them.
3. Indonesia consists of more than 30 A. Others problems
provinces,.......has its own governor. B. Another
A. each of them C. The others problems
B. each of which D. The others
C. each of whom 8. Associated with the Japanese culture,
D. each of Cynthia Graham developed a powerful,
4. In the Solar System, there are eight ....... that was integral to the
planets, and Earth is ....... Mars and foundation of modern dance.
Venus. A. style expressive
A. between B. expressive style
B. among C. stylishly expression
C. under D. expressively stylish
D. above 9. Some people believe that Potatoes in
America ......... firstcultivated in about
the 15th century.
 A. was 14. I don’t like to buy something in the
B. were mall because the prices there
C. they were are ......... in the traditional markets.
D. it was A. higher than those
10. ........ as the outstanding students in B. higher than
the university, they must get GPA at C. higher than that
least 3.5. D. high
A. To be ranked 15. When someone takes TOEFL at a test
B. To rank center, ......... will receive only one
C. For being ranking version of the answer sheet.
D. The ranking A. he
11. Some snakes lay eggs, but B. they
others.......birth to live offspring. C. it
A. giving D. you
B. to give
C. give Written Expression
D. gave
Directions: in the questions, each
12. The English alphabet .......... and only
sentence has four underlined words or
five vowels.
phrases. The four underlined parts of the
A. consisting of twenty one
sentence are marked A, B, C, and D.
consonants
Identify the underlined word or phrase
B. consists of twenty one consonants
that must be changed in order for the
C. consist of twenty one consonants
sentence to be correct. Then on your
D. to consist of twenty one
answer sheet, find the number of the
consonants
question, and fill in the space that
13. It is still ....... known by the Scientists
corresponds to the letter of the answer
about how the human brain works.
you have chosen.
A. no
B. not
C. neither
D. none
Look at the example. 19. Borglum selected Mount Rushmore
The heart, blood, and blood vessels are because its severalfeatures, like the
A A B
responsible for distribute Oxygen and height and exposure to the sun
B C D
nutrients to the body cells. 20. In the musical tradition, the word
C D A
The sentence should read “the heart, Sonata are given to workswritten
blood, and blood vessels are responsible B
for distributing Oxygen and nutrients to forsolo Piano.
the body cells.” Therefore you should D
choose answer B. 21. Halloween, is celebrated on
A
16. Some women are really fond of the October 31, developed from
A B new year festivals and ancient
fragranceof some flowers, like Rose, B C
C D festivals of the dead.
Jasmine, and Orchid. D
17. As you are taking the test, work 22. Citizens they have certain rights
A A B
rapidly but with careful, and do not and duties that differ from
B C
spend too much time on one nationto nation.
C D D
question.
18. Some species of plants remain a 23. The researchers of animals try to
A A
mystery although there are the identify the animal behavior of
B B
number of theories to explain them. selection a place to live, finding
C D C D
food, and avoiding the predators.
24. After serving several term in D
A B 30. One of a first schools in America to
Congress, Mr. Obama finally A B
C initiatea health program was built by
became the president of C D
D Kate Mead.
America. 31. In every country, usually it is a Red
25. Teak is wood used for furniture A B
A B Cross organization to help people
and construction, and it is who need blood.
C C D
superior to others kind of woods. 32. In the Solar System, Stars in the
D A
26. Unlike climate, weather can universevarying in size, mass,
A B C
changegreat from day to day or even temperature, and brightness.
B C D D
from season to season. 33. Except under special conditions, from
27. A involuntary reflex, a yawn A B
A B a distance of about eight miles
can’t be stopped once the mouth C
muscles begin to stretching action. thunder can be listenedclearly.
C D D
28. People wear clothing when two 34. After Tsunami in Aceh in 2004, the
A B A
purposes :warmth and accessory. people tried to rebuild the city,
C D B
29. Some experts creating the metal especially the damage property.
A C D
plateon which the paper money 35. In 1980 to 1985, Indonesian
B C A
in Europe was made. government started the 9-year
 B Directions: in this section, you will read
compulsory education startingfrom several passages. Each one is followed by
C several questions about it. You have to
Elementary School students. choose the best answer; A, B, C, or D, to
D each question. Then, on your answer
36. The Earth rotates on its axis and has sheet, find the number of the question
A B and fill in the space that corresponds to
anelliptically orbit around the Sun. the letter of the answer you have chosen.
C D
37. Early researchers were usually Answer all questions about the
A information in a passage on the basis of
unableto support theirselves what is stated or implied in the passage.
B C
regarding their inventions. Read the following passage:
D A healthy mind in healthy body. That is
38. Some birds make an extreme the motto of every athlete in the world.
A B People are happy only if they are healthy.
disturbing and loud sound when they There are some important things we must
C D do in order to be healthy. First, we must
eat something. get enough regular physical exercise.
39. The Psychologists mention that much Second, we must live in a clean
A B environment. Third, we must have enough
of the juvenile delinquency cases are time to rest. Rest is an important physical
C exercise. Fourth, we must eat adequate
because there is no harmony quantities of nutritious food. Good food is
between parents and children. very important for keeping our body
D healthy. Food which consist of a lot of
nutrients is always good for our body.
SECTION 3 1. The word adequate can best be
replaced by .......
Time 55 minutes
A. regular
READING COMPERHENSION
B. precise
 C. enough C. He got the inheritance
D. massive D. He was a celebrity.
Adequate is enough. (C) 2. When did the first award ceremony

Questions 1-11 take place?

A. 1895
Alfred Nobel, Swedish-born,
B. 1968
suddenly became wealthy after inventing
C. 1901
dynamite. Unfortunately, his invention
D. 1967
brought universally destructive powers for
3. Why was the Nobel Prize Foundation
human beings. He didn’t want to be
founded?
remembered as Nobel the inventor of
A. To commemorate the invention of
dynamite that killed many people, so in
dynamite.
1895, just two weeks before he passed
B. To commemorate Nobel’s death.
away, he created a fund for awarding
C. To give fund for famous people.
prizes to the people who had made
D. To recognize valuable contributions
valuable contributions to humankind:
to humanity.
Nobel Foundation. Firstly, the foundation
4. In how many fields are the awards
gave five awards in Physics, Chemistry,
bestowed now?
Medicine, Peace, and Literature. Sixty
A. 5
seven years after the first award was given
B. 6
in 1968, Economics was added.
C. 7
Nobel donated nine million dollars
D. 8
for the awards. They are given on
5. The word unfortunately in line 3 is
December 10 every year in
closest meaning to.........
commemoration of Nobel’s death.
A. primarily
American people have won numerous
B. unluckily
science awards though sometimes politics
C. typically
plays an important role in the judges’
D. principally
decision.
6. What kind of person did Nobel want
1. Why did Alfred Nobel become rich?
to be remembered?
A. He sold dynamite.
A. Ruthless
B. He invented dynamite
B. Wicked
 C. Merciful Turtle and Tortoise are very
D. Arrogant similar. For one thing, they are shelled
7. When did Nobel die? reptiles. They both can hear under water,
A. 1895 walk slowly, and have a shell- a boxlike
B. 1968 structure that consists of an upper part
C. 1967 and a lower part. The shell bulkiness
D. 1901 prevents them from rapid movement.
8. Who cannot get the Nobel prize? Turtles and Tortoises are famed for their
A. Musician longevity. Some of them have lived in
B. Physician captivity for more than 100 years. Mating
C. Doctor occurs on land or in the water, according
D. Chemist to the habitat of the species.
9. The word they in line 18 refers to....... Despite their similarities, Turtle
A. destructive and Tortoise have observable differences.
B. people The Turtle is mostly aquatic, mostly living
C. awards in lakes, ponds, and oceans although the
D. years female lays egg in shore. On the other
10. The wordnumerous can be replaced hand, the Tortoise mostly lives in swamps
by ....... and deserts. To ease it swimming, the
A. most Turtle has webbed feet. To walk in
B. some deserts, the tortoise has thick and webbed
C. a few feet, preventing the animal from sinking
D. many into the sand. Turtles have no teeth, and
11. What would be the best title for this many species of them eat both animals
passage? and vegetables. They eat fish and weeds.
A. Nobel’s Life Tortoises are different. They are
B. Nobel and His Prize herbivorous, meaning that they feed
C. The Invention of Dynamite mostly on plants.
D. The Award Ceremony 12. What is the author’s purpose in the

Questions 12 – 21 first paragraph?

A. To introduce Turtle.
B. To explain Tortoise.
 C. To list the similarities of the two 17. It can be inferred from the passage
animals. that ...........
D. To give reason why Turtle and A. Turtles are wild animals
Tortoise are slow. B. Turtles are omnivorous
13. Where in the passage does the author C. Tortoises are carnivorous
give the definition of shell? D. Tortorises are omnivorous
A. Lines 4-6 18. What is the best title of the passage?
B. Lines 8-9 A. The Similarities of Turtle and
C. Lines 13-14 Tortoise
D. Lines 20 B. The Differences of Turtle and
14. The Turtle and the Tortoise are....... Tortoise
A. almost extinct C. The Similarities and Differences
B. carnivorous Between Turtle and Tortoise
C. shelled animals D. Why People Like Turtle and
D. wild animals Tortoise
15. What is the author’s purpose in the 19. What is the author’s purpose in
second paragraph? writing the passage?
A. To show similarities between the A. To compare two kinds of animals.
two animals. B. To explain two kinds of animals.
B. To show differences between the C. To describe two kinds of animals
two animals. D. To provide examples of two kinds
C. To explain the habitats of the two of animals
animals. 20. The word longevity in line 9 is closest
D. To describe the food of the two in meaning to ........
animals. A. long life
16. The word bulkiness in line 6 is closest B. short life
in meaning to........ C. happy life
A. pattern D. sad life
B. something clumsy to carry 21. All of the following are TRUE,
C. marsupial except .........
D. claw A. mating can occur on land or in the
water
 B. their shell makes them move 22. In what line does the author mention
slowly the definition of Panama Canal?
C. the Tortoise is mostly aquatic A. Lines 1 – 3
D. the Tortoise lives in swamps and B. Lines 7 – 9
desert C. Lines 14 – 16

Questions 22 – 31 D. Lines 20 – 21
23. When was the project started?
Panama Canal, a waterway
A. In 1882
connecting the Atlantic and Pasific Oceans
B. In 1920
and cutting across central America, is
C. In 1959
located in Panama and considered one of
D. In 1978
the greatest engeneering successes in the
24. The word initiated in line 6 is closest
world. Panama Canal project was initiated
in meaning to .......
by the French company. At the beginning,
A. fainted
it had problems with cost, politics and
B. scaled
diseases, but after thirty eight years, it
C. activated
was officially opened by President Wilson
D. started
in 1920.
25. Who controls the Canal now?
The 82-kilometer canal lets ships
A. Panama
pass through it instead of traveling
B. America
through Cape Horn. It takes a ship eight
C. France
hours to complete the trip through the
D. Panama and French
canal. Ships can save a distance of about
26. It can be inferred from the passage
13,000 kilometers, and they only need
that ..........
cost one-tenth of a normal average of
A. Panama Canal is useless
fifteen thousand dollars.
B. The canal has commercial and
Though French began the
strategic values
construction of the project, it was America
C. The trip around the canal is
that was given the rights to control it after
hazardous
signing the agreement with the
D. The project was started by the
government of Panama in 1978.
United Stated
27. After the opening of the canal, how D. The canal was opened in 1920.
much would it cost a ship to travel Questions 32 – 41
around Cape Horn now?
Assassination is the killing of a
A. $ 1,500
prominent public figure – usually a ruler
B. $ 15,000
or political leader- by a treacherous act.
C. $ 150,000
Its motive may be a desire to avenge a
D. $ 1,500,000
real or imagined personal wrong or to
28. Which of the following is NOT
lead to the overthrow of an existing
difficullty faced by the project?
political party.
A. Politics
The assassination of a president of
B. Diseases
the United States became a federal crime
C. Costs
after assassination of some presidents.
D. Distances
Congress passed a law making it a federal
29. It is implied from the passage that the
crime to kill, kidnap or assault a president,
canal construction ..........
vice president, president – elect, or acting
A. had no problems
president.
B. needed more time than planned
Since 1840, some American
C. was not strong enough
presidents have a destiny to die in office.
D. caused a conflict between
Abraham Lincoln was one of the victims of
America and Panama
the assassination. He was elected in 1860,
30. The word they in line 17 refers to .......
and he died just five years after his
A. ships
election. James A. Garfield was shot in
B. years
1881 during his first year in office. He was
C. dollars
killed by someone only because he didn’t
D. success
give a job to the assassin. William
31. Which of the following is NOT true?
McKinley was assassinated while shaking
A. The United States got the rights to
hands with the guests during the
control the canal.
reception. He was killed in 1901 in his
B. The length of the canal is 13,000
second term of office. Jhon F. Kennedy
kilometers.
was assassinated in 1963, only three years
C. It is cheaper to pass through this
after his election.
canal.
32. Where in the passage does the author A. 3
give a definition? B. 4
A. Lines 1 – 3 C. 5
B. Lines 7 – 8 D. 6
C. Lines 10 – 11 38. The word assault in line 12 is closest
D. Lines 14 – 15 in meaning to ........
33. The word its in line 4 refers to ......... A. do violent and sudden attack
A. public figure B. train
B. assassination C. eliminate
C. act D. require
D. motive 39. When was Jhon F. Kennedy shot?
34. The word treacherous in line 3 is A. 1957
closest in meaning to ....... B. 1960
A. disloyal C. 1963
B. subsequent D. 1966
C. suitable 40. Which President served the shortest
D. axtraordinary term in office?
35. What is the main idea of the passage? A. Abraham Lincoln
A. Political ruler had the power B. James A. Garfield
B. Existing Political Party was C. William McKinley
important D. John F. Kennedy
C. American Congress was powerful 41. What is the third paragraph about?
D. There were assassinations of A. John F. Kennedy was the last
American Presidents president assassinated.
36. Which of the following would be the B. James Garfield was shot in 1881.
best itle for this passage? C. American president who were
A. American Public Figure killed.
B. Well-known American President D. Abraham Lincoln was elected in
C. The Killing of American President 1860.
D. The Incredible American President
37. How many American Presidents were Questions 42 – 50
assassinated?
 Koalas, bear-like marsupials, are
herbivorous and live in trees. They are
native to Australia. Koalas get their name
from Aboriginal word, meaning“ no
drink”. They only drink when there is not
enough moisture in the leaves, like during
droughts. The diet of theadult Koala is
execlusively Eucalyptus leaves. The oil of
Eucalyptus leaves are toxic to other
mammals, but surprisingly Koalas can
thrive on the them. In Australia there are
about 650 types of Eucalyptus leaves, but
Koalas feed on only 35 of them. However,
since there are toxins in Eucalyptus leaves,
some of which contain more than others,
Koalas in one area have a different diet
from Koalas in another area.
Fully grown Koalas have the weight
about 10 kilograms, and the length of the
body is about 60 centimeters. The fur is
thick, the limbs are long, and the toes are
clawed. Koalas have the moveable joint
that makes them able to be good tree
climbers. Most of the time, Koalas are in a
tree, foraging among the leaves day and
night.
42. How many species of Eucalyptus do
Koalas feed on?
A. 650
B. 685
C. 615
D. 35
43. What is the best title of the passage?
A. Koalas, Bear-like Marsupials
B. An Introduction to Koalas
C. Ecualyptus Leaves
D. The Habitats of Koalas
44. When do Koalas drink?
A. When they are thristy.
B. When they are threatened.
C. When there is not enough
moisture.
D. When they are hungry.
45. The word thrive in line 11 is closest in
meaning to .........
A. grow strong and healthy
B. become sick
C. omit
D. cause
46. Which statement is NOT TRUE about
Koalas?
A. Koalas are native to Australia.
B. Female Koalas have a pouch.
C. The oil of Eucalyptus leaves are
poisonous.
D. They are carnivorous.
47. What makes Koalas able to climb
well?
A. They live in trees.
B. They are small.
C. They have moveable joint.
D. They have thick and wolly fur.
48. Where in the passage does the author
discuss the origin of the name Koala?
 A. Lines 4 – 5
B. Lines 5 – 6
C. Lines 7 – 8
D. Lines 8 – 9
49. The word which in line 15 refers
to ........
A. Eucalyptus leaves
B. Koalas
C. Oils
D. Toxins
50. The most likely place to find Koalas
is........
A. in mountains
B. in rivers
C. in trees
D. in caves