UTS 1 BAHASA DAN SASTRA INGGRIS X MIPA

TAHUN PELAJARAN 2021/2022

MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. 01 Read this following text.

Martha Christina Tiahahu was the first female National Hero to die on the battlefield
while fighting against the Dutch to defend the land of Maluku which was rich in
agricultural produce. She was born in Nusa Laut, Maluku, on January 4, 1800, and was
raised alone by her father, Kapitan Paulus Tiahahu who was a good friend of Thomas
Mattulessi or Kapitan Pattimura.

Since childhood, this woman who is familiarly called Martha Christina had often
followed her father in meetings to form strongholds. She took part in the battle against the
Dutch in the village of Ouw, Ullath, Saparua Island until the age of seventeen. In that
battle, he led a women's war troop and fueled the fighting spirit of the troops to continue
accompanying the male troops in the seizure of the Maluku region from the invaders
armed only with pointed bamboo with a headband around the head. Together with other
Maluku soil fighters, Martha Christina caused quite a hassle for the Dutch.

At that time, the Dutch leader, Richemont, was shot dead in the battle, making the Dutch
even more vicious in carrying out their actions. Fully armed, the Indonesian troops were
repelled and several front men were arrested to be sentenced to death, including Martha
Christina's father, Kapitan Paulus Tiahahu. Hearing the news of the Dutch execution of
her father, Martha Christina tried to free her father from the sentence imposed. But her
efforts were in vain, Martha Christina's father died in the Dutch execution of several
Indonesian fighters in Maluku who had been captured. After the death of her father,
Martha Christina was escorted along with other fighters who were caught be forcibly
employed in a coffee plantation on the island of Java.

However, on the way to Java, on the Eversten ship, Martha Christina continued her
rebellion against the Dutch with a hunger strike and a treatment strike. In this action,
Martha Christina finally died on her way to Java Island on January 2, 1818. Her body was
then dumped in the Banda Sea and her name was designated as a National Hero of
Indonesia in 1969. Thanks to this sacrifice, the Maluku government made a monument to
commemorate Martha Christina's services.

What is the monologue about?

A. The struggle of Kapitan Paulus Tiahahu and Kapitan Pattimura.
B. Martha’s roles in developing Indonesia.
C. A biography of Martha Christina Tiahahu.
D. The death of Martha Christina Tiahahu in fighting the Dutch.
 E. A rescue mission of Kapitan Paulus Tiahahu
ANS: C PTS: 1

2. 02 Read this following text.

Martha Christina Tiahahu was the first female National Hero to die on the battlefield
while fighting against the Dutch to defend the land of Maluku which was rich in
agricultural produce. She was born in Nusa Laut, Maluku, on January 4, 1800, and was
raised alone by her father, Kapitan Paulus Tiahahu who was a good friend of Thomas
Mattulessi or Kapitan Pattimura.

Since childhood, this woman who is familiarly called Martha Christina had often
followed her father in meetings to form strongholds. She took part in the battle against the
Dutch in the village of Ouw, Ullath, Saparua Island until the age of seventeen. In that
battle, he led a women's war troop and fueled the fighting spirit of the troops to continue
accompanying the male troops in the seizure of the Maluku region from the invaders
armed only with pointed bamboo with a headband around the head. Together with other
Maluku soil fighters, Martha Christina caused quite a hassle for the Dutch.

At that time, the Dutch leader, Richemont, was shot dead in the battle, making the Dutch
even more vicious in carrying out their actions. Fully armed, the Indonesian troops were
repelled and several front men were arrested to be sentenced to death, including Martha
Christina's father, Kapitan Paulus Tiahahu. Hearing the news of the Dutch execution of
her father, Martha Christina tried to free her father from the sentence imposed. But her
efforts were in vain, Martha Christina's father died in the Dutch execution of several
Indonesian fighters in Maluku who had been captured. After the death of her father,
Martha Christina was escorted along with other fighters who were caught be forcibly
employed in a coffee plantation on the island of Java.

However, on the way to Java, on the Eversten ship, Martha Christina continued her
rebellion against the Dutch with a hunger strike and a treatment strike. In this action,
Martha Christina finally died on her way to Java Island on January 2, 1818. Her body was
then dumped in the Banda Sea and her name was designated as a National Hero of
Indonesia in 1969. Thanks to this sacrifice, the Maluku government made a monument to
commemorate Martha Christina's services.

What did she do since her childhood?

A. Martha took a part in the battle against the Dutch.
B. Martha died on the battlefield while fighting against the Dutch.
C. Martha tried to free her father from Dutch.
D. Martha Christina continued her rebellion against the Dutch
E. Martha followed her father to rescue the others.
 ANS: A PTS: 1

3. 03 Read this following text.

Martha Christina Tiahahu was the first female National Hero to die on the battlefield
while fighting against the Dutch to defend the land of Maluku which was rich in
agricultural produce. She was born in Nusa Laut, Maluku, on January 4, 1800, and was
raised alone by her father, Kapitan Paulus Tiahahu who was a good friend of Thomas
Mattulessi or Kapitan Pattimura.

Since childhood, this woman who is familiarly called Martha Christina had often
followed her father in meetings to form strongholds. She took part in the battle against the
Dutch in the village of Ouw, Ullath, Saparua Island until the age of seventeen. In that
battle, he led a women's war troop and fueled the fighting spirit of the troops to continue
accompanying the male troops in the seizure of the Maluku region from the invaders
armed only with pointed bamboo with a headband around the head. Together with other
Maluku soil fighters, Martha Christina caused quite a hassle for the Dutch.

At that time, the Dutch leader, Richemont, was shot dead in the battle, making the Dutch
even more vicious in carrying out their actions. Fully armed, the Indonesian troops were
repelled and several front men were arrested to be sentenced to death, including Martha
Christina's father, Kapitan Paulus Tiahahu. Hearing the news of the Dutch execution of
her father, Martha Christina tried to free her father from the sentence imposed. But her
efforts were in vain, Martha Christina's father died in the Dutch execution of several
Indonesian fighters in Maluku who had been captured. After the death of her father,
Martha Christina was escorted along with other fighters who were caught be forcibly
employed in a coffee plantation on the island of Java.

However, on the way to Java, on the Eversten ship, Martha Christina continued her
rebellion against the Dutch with a hunger strike and a treatment strike. In this action,
Martha Christina finally died on her way to Java Island on January 2, 1818. Her body was
then dumped in the Banda Sea and her name was designated as a National Hero of
Indonesia in 1969. Thanks to this sacrifice, the Maluku government made a monument to
commemorate Martha Christina's services.

Why did Martha Christina die?

A. Because Martha Christina caused quite a hassle for the Dutch.
B. Because of her father's rescue mission.
C. Because Martha wanted to sacrifice her life for the other fighters.
D. Because of the hunger strike and a treatment strike.
E. Because she heard the news of the Dutch execution of her father.
ANS: D PTS: 1
4. 04 Read this following text.

Martha Christina Tiahahu was the first female National Hero to die on the battlefield
while fighting against the Dutch to defend the land of Maluku which was rich in
agricultural produce. She was born in Nusa Laut, Maluku, on January 4, 1800, and was
raised alone by her father, Kapitan Paulus Tiahahu who was a good friend of Thomas
Mattulessi or Kapitan Pattimura.

Since childhood, this woman who is familiarly called Martha Christina had often
followed her father in meetings to form strongholds. She took part in the battle against the
Dutch in the village of Ouw, Ullath, Saparua Island until the age of seventeen. In that
battle, he led a women's war troop and fueled the fighting spirit of the troops to continue
accompanying the male troops in the seizure of the Maluku region from the invaders
armed only with pointed bamboo with a headband around the head. Together with other
Maluku soil fighters, Martha Christina caused quite a hassle for the Dutch.

At that time, the Dutch leader, Richemont, was shot dead in the battle, making the Dutch
even more vicious in carrying out their actions. Fully armed, the Indonesian troops were
repelled and several front men were arrested to be sentenced to death, including Martha
Christina's father, Kapitan Paulus Tiahahu. Hearing the news of the Dutch execution of
her father, Martha Christina tried to free her father from the sentence imposed. But her
efforts were in vain, Martha Christina's father died in the Dutch execution of several
Indonesian fighters in Maluku who had been captured. After the death of her father,
Martha Christina was escorted along with other fighters who were caught be forcibly
employed in a coffee plantation on the island of Java.

However, on the way to Java, on the Eversten ship, Martha Christina continued her
rebellion against the Dutch with a hunger strike and a treatment strike. In this action,
Martha Christina finally died on her way to Java Island on January 2, 1818. Her body was
then dumped in the Banda Sea and her name was designated as a National Hero of
Indonesia in 1969. Thanks to this sacrifice, the Maluku government made a monument to
commemorate Martha Christina's services.

At what age, Martha Christina died?

A. 17
B. 18
C. 19
D. 20
E. 21
ANS: A PTS: 1

5. 05 Read this following text.

 Ridwan Kamil was born in Bandung on October 4, 1971. He is the second children of
Atje Misbach Muhjiddin and Tjutju Sukaesih. The name Ridwan Kamil became known in
the community when in 2013, he was nominated for mayor of Bandung by the PKS and
Gerindra parties. In 2018, he also elected as Governor of West Java.

Since childhood, Ridwan Kamil has had an entrepreneurial spirit. When he was in
elementary school, he sold his homemade ice cream. Ridwan completed his study at
Bandung Institute of Technology majoring in Architectural Engineering in 1995. Then, as
his bachelor's degree followed, he continued his study at the University of California
taking Urban Design as his master's degree from 1999 to 2001. While taking his master's
degree, Ridwan Kamil worked part-time in the Planning Department of the City of
Berkeley. To survive in America, he ate an inexpensive one-day meal for 99 cents.
Ridwan Kamil struggled to survive in America when his wife, Atalia Praratya, gave birth
to their first child. Finally, Ridwan Kamil accompanied his wife to give birth in a special
hospital for the poor, to be precise in the hospital ward. For him, the experience of the ups
and downs of his life formed his personality and career.

Many advances made during his tenure as mayor of Bandung earned Ridwan Kamil
several awards. He was even re-elected as one of the best mayors in Indonesia. His
achievement as one of the best mayors in Indonesia made the PPP, PKB, Nasdem Party,
and Hanura Party nominate Ridwan Kamil as Governor of West Java with Uu Ruzhanul
Ulum as deputy governor of West Java.

Based on the text, Ridwan's name known in Indonesia because ...

A. he was elected as Governor of West Java.
B. he was nominated for mayor of Bandung by the PKS and Gerindra parties.
C. he was in elementary school.
D. he continued his study at the University of California.
E. he got several awards.
ANS: B PTS: 1

6. 06 Read this following text.

 Ridwan Kamil was born in Bandung on October 4, 1971. He is the second children of
Atje Misbach Muhjiddin and Tjutju Sukaesih. The name Ridwan Kamil became known in
the community when in 2013, he was nominated for mayor of Bandung by the PKS and
Gerindra parties. In 2018, he also elected as Governor of West Java.

Since childhood, Ridwan Kamil has had an entrepreneurial spirit. When he was in
elementary school, he sold his homemade ice cream. Ridwan completed his study at
Bandung Institute of Technology majoring in Architectural Engineering in 1995. Then, as
his bachelor's degree followed, he continued his study at the University of California
taking Urban Design as his master's degree from 1999 to 2001. While taking his master's
degree, Ridwan Kamil worked part-time in the Planning Department of the City of
Berkeley. To survive in America, he ate an inexpensive one-day meal for 99 cents.
Ridwan Kamil struggled to survive in America when his wife, Atalia Praratya, gave birth
to their first child. Finally, Ridwan Kamil accompanied his wife to give birth in a special
hospital for the poor, to be precise in the hospital ward. For him, the experience of the ups
and downs of his life formed his personality and career.

Many advances made during his tenure as mayor of Bandung earned Ridwan Kamil
several awards. He was even re-elected as one of the best mayors in Indonesia. His
achievement as one of the best mayors in Indonesia made the PPP, PKB, Nasdem Party,
and Hanura Party nominate Ridwan Kamil as Governor of West Java with Uu Ruzhanul
Ulum as deputy governor of West Java.

What did Ridwan do while taking his master’s degree?

A. He was become an entrepreneur.
B. He worked part-time in the Planning Department of the City of Berkeley
C. He ate an inexpensive one-day meal for 99 cents.
D. He accompanied his wife to give birth in a special hospital for the poor.
E. He was even re-elected as one of the best mayors in Indonesia.
ANS: B PTS: 1

7. 07 Read this following text.

Ridwan Kamil was born in Bandung on October 4, 1971. He is the second children of
Atje Misbach Muhjiddin and Tjutju Sukaesih. The name Ridwan Kamil became known in
the community when in 2013, he was nominated for mayor of Bandung by the PKS and
Gerindra parties. In 2018, he also elected as Governor of West Java.
 Since childhood, Ridwan Kamil has had an entrepreneurial spirit. When he was in
elementary school, he sold his homemade ice cream. Ridwan completed his study at
Bandung Institute of Technology majoring in Architectural Engineering in 1995. Then, as
his bachelor's degree followed, he continued his study at the University of California
taking Urban Design as his master's degree from 1999 to 2001. While taking his master's
degree, Ridwan Kamil worked part-time in the Planning Department of the City of
Berkeley. To survive in America, he ate an inexpensive one-day meal for 99 cents.
Ridwan Kamil struggled to survive in America when his wife, Atalia Praratya, gave birth
to their first child. Finally, Ridwan Kamil accompanied his wife to give birth in a special
hospital for the poor, to be precise in the hospital ward. For him, the experience of the ups
and downs of his life formed his personality and career.

Many advances made during his tenure as mayor of Bandung earned Ridwan Kamil
several awards. He was even re-elected as one of the best mayors in Indonesia. His
achievement as one of the best mayors in Indonesia made the PPP, PKB, Nasdem Party,
and Hanura Party nominate Ridwan Kamil as Governor of West Java with Uu Ruzhanul
Ulum as deputy governor of West Java.

Why was Ridwan elected as Governor of West Java?

A. He earned several awards in becoming the mayor of Bandung.
B. He was able to go through and survive the difficult times of his life.
C. He succeeded in building Bandung and become the best mayor in Indonesia.
D. He is known as the mayor of Bandung.
E. He has an entrepreneurial spirit since a young age.
ANS: C PTS: 1

8. 08 Read this following text.

Ridwan Kamil was born in Bandung on October 4, 1971. He is the second children of
Atje Misbach Muhjiddin and Tjutju Sukaesih. The name Ridwan Kamil became known in
the community when in 2013, he was nominated for mayor of Bandung by the PKS and
Gerindra parties. In 2018, he also elected as Governor of West Java.
 Since childhood, Ridwan Kamil has had an entrepreneurial spirit. When he was in
elementary school, he sold his homemade ice cream. Ridwan completed his study at
Bandung Institute of Technology majoring in Architectural Engineering in 1995. Then, as
his bachelor's degree followed, he continued his study at the University of California
taking Urban Design as his master's degree from 1999 to 2001. While taking his master's
degree, Ridwan Kamil worked part-time in the Planning Department of the City of
Berkeley. To survive in America, he ate an inexpensive one-day meal for 99 cents.
Ridwan Kamil struggled to survive in America when his wife, Atalia Praratya, gave birth
to their first child. Finally, Ridwan Kamil accompanied his wife to give birth in a special
hospital for the poor, to be precise in the hospital ward. For him, the experience of the ups
and downs of his life formed his personality and career.

Many advances made during his tenure as mayor of Bandung earned Ridwan Kamil
several awards. He was even re-elected as one of the best mayors in Indonesia. His
achievement as one of the best mayors in Indonesia made the PPP, PKB, Nasdem Party,
and Hanura Party nominate Ridwan Kamil as Governor of West Java with Uu Ruzhanul
Ulum as deputy governor of West Java.

What can we infer about Ridwan Kamil from the monologue above?
A. He is strong-willed and consistent in his career in society and politics.
B. His parents had an impact on his journey to finish all of his responsibilities.
C. He dedicated and sacrificed his life for Indonesia using his knowledge and skills.
D. He is the most powerful governor in Indonesia who work for the development of
the Nation
E. He is a hard-working person who can be responsible for carrying out his roles even
through difficult times.
ANS: E PTS: 1

9. 09 Read this following biography.

Anak Agung Ayu Puspa Aditya Karang, an Indonesian girl who came from
Yogyakarta, was the first Indonesian girl who joined Kpop girl band named Secret
Number. Dita was born on the 25th of December, 1996. Dita started her career by
focusing on her art knowledge.at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, New
York, United States. Not only that, but she was also a part of a well-known dance
community in South Korea, 1MILLION Dance Studio. Through a live broadcast on
Instagram Live Dian Sastrowardoyo, quoted by Antara, Dita revealed that she had a
dream to become a performer when she was a child.
 After completing her education, Dita tried her luck to enroll in various art and
musical shows, including Broadway, as a dancer and performer. Her journey did not go
smoothly in musicals and Broadway. However, because she already had an interest in the
K-pop world, Dita then tried several auditions for South Korean entertainment agencies
and eventually became a trainee at VINE Entertainment. "Because I like K-pop, I
registered in the K-pop dance studio in New York. There were audition companies of all
kinds, including Big Three (SM Entertainment, JYP Entertainment, YG Entertainment)
but they didn't qualify," recalled. Dita. "Then there is a new company that I just joined.
And among all, VINE Entertainment is interested," she continued.
Not for so long, this Balinese girl practiced and learned a lot of Korean, both
formally and informally through daily conversations and Korean dramas. She admitted
that she could speak Korean fluently after 5-6 months of intense study. Meanwhile, Dita's
trainee period was quite normal until she finally debuted, which was almost two years.
Living in South Korea, of course, made her had to quickly adapt to the culture in that
Ginseng Country. Besides, according to her, the trainee period was quite difficult for Dita,
so it was a challenge for her.

The statements below are true, except....

A. Dita started her career by focusing on her art knowledge.
B. Dita’s journey in musical and Broadway did not go smoothly.
C. Because of her interest in the K-pop world, Dita then tried several auditions.
D. Dita could speak Korean flseuently after 5-6 months of slow learning.
E. Dita was the first Indonesian girl who joined K-pop girl band named Secret
Number.
ANS: D PTS: 1

10. 10 Read this following biography.

Anak Agung Ayu Puspa Aditya Karang, an Indonesian girl who came from
Yogyakarta, was the first Indonesian girl who joined Kpop girl band named Secret
Number. Dita was born on the 25th of December, 1996. Dita started her career by
focusing on her art knowledge.at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, New
York, United States. Not only that, but she was also a part of a well-known dance
community in South Korea, 1MILLION Dance Studio. Through a live broadcast on
Instagram Live Dian Sastrowardoyo, quoted by Antara, Dita revealed that she had a
dream to become a performer when she was a child.
 After completing her education, Dita tried her luck to enroll in various art and
musical shows, including Broadway, as a dancer and performer. Her journey did not go
smoothly in musicals and Broadway. However, because she already had an interest in the
K-pop world, Dita then tried several auditions for South Korean entertainment agencies
and eventually became a trainee at VINE Entertainment. "Because I like K-pop, I
registered in the K-pop dance studio in New York. There were audition companies of all
kinds, including Big Three (SM Entertainment, JYP Entertainment, YG Entertainment)
but they didn't qualify," recalled. Dita. "Then there is a new company that I just joined.
And among all, VINE Entertainment is interested," she continued.
Not for so long, this Balinese girl practiced and learned a lot of Korean, both
formally and informally through daily conversations and Korean dramas. She admitted
that she could speak Korean fluently after 5-6 months of intense study. Meanwhile, Dita's
trainee period was quite normal until she finally debuted, which was almost two years.
Living in South Korea, of course, made her had to quickly adapt to the culture in that
Ginseng Country. Besides, according to her, the trainee period was quite difficult for Dita,
so it was a challenge for her.

The word "intense" has the same meaning as....

A. extreme
B. agreeable
C. weak
D. calm
E. gentle
ANS: A PTS: 1

11. 11 Read this following text.

Indian nationalist leader Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on October 2,

1869, in Porbandar, Kathiawar, India, which was then part of the British Empire.
Gandhi’s father, Karamchand Gandhi, served as a chief minister in Porbandar and other
states in western India. His mother, Putlibai, was a deeply religious woman who fasted
regularly.
 After struggling to find work as a lawyer in India, Gandhi obtained a one-year
contract to perform legal services in South Africa. In April 1893, he sailed for Durban in
the South African state of Natal. When Gandhi arrived in South Africa, he was quickly
appalled by the discrimination and racial segregation at the hands of white British and
Boer authorities. In 1919, with India still under the firm control of the British, Gandhi had
a political reawakening when the newly enacted Rowlatt Act authorized British
authorities to imprison people suspected of sedition without trial. In response, Gandhi
called for a Satyagraha campaign of peaceful protests and strikes. Violence broke out
instead, which culminated on April 13, 1919, in the Massacre of Amritsar. Troops led by
British Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer fired machine guns into a crowd of unarmed
demonstrators and killed nearly 400 people. No longer able to pledge allegiance to the
British government, Gandhi returned the medals he earned for his military service in
South Africa and opposed Britain’s mandatory military draft of Indians to serve in World
War I.
Gandhi became a leading figure in the Indian home-rule movement. Calling for
mass boycotts, he urged government officials to stop working for the Crown, students to
stop attending government schools, soldiers to leave their posts, and citizens to stop
paying taxes and purchasing British goods. Rather than buy British-manufactured clothes,
he began to use a portable spinning wheel to produce his cloth. The spinning wheel soon
became a symbol of Indian independence and self-reliance. Gandhi assumed the
leadership of the Indian National Congress and advocated a policy of non-violence and
non-cooperation to achieve home rule.
On January 30, 1948, 78-year-old Gandhi was shot and killed by Hindu extremist
Nathuram Godse, who was upset at Gandhi’s tolerance of Muslims. Weakened from
repeated hunger strikes, Gandhi clung to his two grandnieces as they led him from his
living quarters in New Delhi’s Birla House to a late-afternoon prayer meeting. Godse
knelt before the Mahatma before pulling out a semiautomatic pistol and shooting him
three times at the point-blank range. The violent act took the life of a pacifist who spent
his life preaching nonviolence.
Godse and a co-conspirator were executed by hanging in November 1949. Additional
conspirators were sentenced to life in prison. Even after Gandhi’s assassination, his
commitment to nonviolence and his belief in simple living — making his clothes, eating a
vegetarian diet, and using fasts for self-purification as well as a means of protest — have
been a beacon of hope for oppressed and marginalized people throughout the world.

What is the monolog about?

A. Gandhi was shot and killed in the age of 78-year-old.
B. Gandhi's struggles in fighting discrimination and racial segregation for Indians.
C. Gandhi became a leading figure in the Indian home-rule movement.
D. Gandhi returned the medals he earned for his military service in South Africa.
E. Gandhi’s struggles in being a lawyer in South Africa.
ANS: B PTS: 1

12. 12 Read this following text.

 Indian nationalist leader Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on October 2,
1869, in Porbandar, Kathiawar, India, which was then part of the British Empire.
Gandhi’s father, Karamchand Gandhi, served as a chief minister in Porbandar and other
states in western India. His mother, Putlibai, was a deeply religious woman who fasted
regularly.
After struggling to find work as a lawyer in India, Gandhi obtained a one-year
contract to perform legal services in South Africa. In April 1893, he sailed for Durban in
the South African state of Natal. When Gandhi arrived in South Africa, he was quickly
appalled by the discrimination and racial segregation at the hands of white British and
Boer authorities. In 1919, with India still under the firm control of the British, Gandhi had
a political reawakening when the newly enacted Rowlatt Act authorized British
authorities to imprison people suspected of sedition without trial. In response, Gandhi
called for a Satyagraha campaign of peaceful protests and strikes. Violence broke out
instead, which culminated on April 13, 1919, in the Massacre of Amritsar. Troops led by
British Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer fired machine guns into a crowd of unarmed
demonstrators and killed nearly 400 people. No longer able to pledge allegiance to the
British government, Gandhi returned the medals he earned for his military service in
South Africa and opposed Britain’s mandatory military draft of Indians to serve in World
War I.
Gandhi became a leading figure in the Indian home-rule movement. Calling for
mass boycotts, he urged government officials to stop working for the Crown, students to
stop attending government schools, soldiers to leave their posts, and citizens to stop
paying taxes and purchasing British goods. Rather than buy British-manufactured clothes,
he began to use a portable spinning wheel to produce his cloth. The spinning wheel soon
became a symbol of Indian independence and self-reliance. Gandhi assumed the
leadership of the Indian National Congress and advocated a policy of non-violence and
non-cooperation to achieve home rule.
On January 30, 1948, 78-year-old Gandhi was shot and killed by Hindu extremist
Nathuram Godse, who was upset at Gandhi’s tolerance of Muslims. Weakened from
repeated hunger strikes, Gandhi clung to his two grandnieces as they led him from his
living quarters in New Delhi’s Birla House to a late-afternoon prayer meeting. Godse
knelt before the Mahatma before pulling out a semiautomatic pistol and shooting him
three times at the point-blank range. The violent act took the life of a pacifist who spent
his life preaching nonviolence.
Godse and a co-conspirator were executed by hanging in November 1949. Additional
conspirators were sentenced to life in prison. Even after Gandhi’s assassination, his
commitment to nonviolence and his belief in simple living — making his clothes, eating a
vegetarian diet, and using fasts for self-purification as well as a means of protest — have
been a beacon of hope for oppressed and marginalized people throughout the world.
 Why did Gandhi call for a Satyagraha campaign?
A. Violence broke out instead, which culminated.
B. The recently passed Rowlatt Act empowers British authorities to imprison people
without trial.
C. Troops led by British Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer fired machine guns into a
crowd.
D. There is a discrimination and racial segregation at the hands of white British and
Boer authorities
E. Someone shot him.
ANS: B PTS: 1

13. 13 Read this following text.

Indian nationalist leader Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on October 2,

1869, in Porbandar, Kathiawar, India, which was then part of the British Empire.
Gandhi’s father, Karamchand Gandhi, served as a chief minister in Porbandar and other
states in western India. His mother, Putlibai, was a deeply religious woman who fasted
regularly.
After struggling to find work as a lawyer in India, Gandhi obtained a one-year
contract to perform legal services in South Africa. In April 1893, he sailed for Durban in
the South African state of Natal. When Gandhi arrived in South Africa, he was quickly
appalled by the discrimination and racial segregation at the hands of white British and
Boer authorities. In 1919, with India still under the firm control of the British, Gandhi had
a political reawakening when the newly enacted Rowlatt Act authorized British
authorities to imprison people suspected of sedition without trial. In response, Gandhi
called for a Satyagraha campaign of peaceful protests and strikes. Violence broke out
instead, which culminated on April 13, 1919, in the Massacre of Amritsar. Troops led by
British Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer fired machine guns into a crowd of unarmed
demonstrators and killed nearly 400 people. No longer able to pledge allegiance to the
British government, Gandhi returned the medals he earned for his military service in
South Africa and opposed Britain’s mandatory military draft of Indians to serve in World
War I.
 Gandhi became a leading figure in the Indian home-rule movement. Calling for
mass boycotts, he urged government officials to stop working for the Crown, students to
stop attending government schools, soldiers to leave their posts, and citizens to stop
paying taxes and purchasing British goods. Rather than buy British-manufactured clothes,
he began to use a portable spinning wheel to produce his cloth. The spinning wheel soon
became a symbol of Indian independence and self-reliance. Gandhi assumed the
leadership of the Indian National Congress and advocated a policy of non-violence and
non-cooperation to achieve home rule.
On January 30, 1948, 78-year-old Gandhi was shot and killed by Hindu extremist
Nathuram Godse, who was upset at Gandhi’s tolerance of Muslims. Weakened from
repeated hunger strikes, Gandhi clung to his two grandnieces as they led him from his
living quarters in New Delhi’s Birla House to a late-afternoon prayer meeting. Godse
knelt before the Mahatma before pulling out a semiautomatic pistol and shooting him
three times at the point-blank range. The violent act took the life of a pacifist who spent
his life preaching nonviolence.
Godse and a co-conspirator were executed by hanging in November 1949. Additional
conspirators were sentenced to life in prison. Even after Gandhi’s assassination, his
commitment to nonviolence and his belief in simple living — making his clothes, eating a
vegetarian diet, and using fasts for self-purification as well as a means of protest — have
been a beacon of hope for oppressed and marginalized people throughout the world.

How was he die?

A. He was shot by British Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer.
B. He was struggling from his deseas.
C. He was too enough.
D. He was shot by a Hindu extremist Nathuram Godse.
E. He was weakened from repeated hunger strikes.
ANS: D PTS: 1

14. 14 Read this following text.

Indian nationalist leader Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on October 2,

1869, in Porbandar, Kathiawar, India, which was then part of the British Empire.
Gandhi’s father, Karamchand Gandhi, served as a chief minister in Porbandar and other
states in western India. His mother, Putlibai, was a deeply religious woman who fasted
regularly.
 After struggling to find work as a lawyer in India, Gandhi obtained a one-year
contract to perform legal services in South Africa. In April 1893, he sailed for Durban in
the South African state of Natal. When Gandhi arrived in South Africa, he was quickly
appalled by the discrimination and racial segregation at the hands of white British and
Boer authorities. In 1919, with India still under the firm control of the British, Gandhi had
a political reawakening when the newly enacted Rowlatt Act authorized British
authorities to imprison people suspected of sedition without trial. In response, Gandhi
called for a Satyagraha campaign of peaceful protests and strikes. Violence broke out
instead, which culminated on April 13, 1919, in the Massacre of Amritsar. Troops led by
British Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer fired machine guns into a crowd of unarmed
demonstrators and killed nearly 400 people. No longer able to pledge allegiance to the
British government, Gandhi returned the medals he earned for his military service in
South Africa and opposed Britain’s mandatory military draft of Indians to serve in World
War I.
Gandhi became a leading figure in the Indian home-rule movement. Calling for
mass boycotts, he urged government officials to stop working for the Crown, students to
stop attending government schools, soldiers to leave their posts, and citizens to stop
paying taxes and purchasing British goods. Rather than buy British-manufactured clothes,
he began to use a portable spinning wheel to produce his cloth. The spinning wheel soon
became a symbol of Indian independence and self-reliance. Gandhi assumed the
leadership of the Indian National Congress and advocated a policy of non-violence and
non-cooperation to achieve home rule.
On January 30, 1948, 78-year-old Gandhi was shot and killed by Hindu extremist
Nathuram Godse, who was upset at Gandhi’s tolerance of Muslims. Weakened from
repeated hunger strikes, Gandhi clung to his two grandnieces as they led him from his
living quarters in New Delhi’s Birla House to a late-afternoon prayer meeting. Godse
knelt before the Mahatma before pulling out a semiautomatic pistol and shooting him
three times at the point-blank range. The violent act took the life of a pacifist who spent
his life preaching nonviolence.
Godse and a co-conspirator were executed by hanging in November 1949. Additional
conspirators were sentenced to life in prison. Even after Gandhi’s assassination, his
commitment to nonviolence and his belief in simple living — making his clothes, eating a
vegetarian diet, and using fasts for self-purification as well as a means of protest — have
been a beacon of hope for oppressed and marginalized people throughout the world.

The sentence “The violent act took the life of a pacifist who spent his life preaching
nonviolence.” (Paragraph 4) was intended for ...
A. Nathuram Godse
B. 400 people who were shot
C. Mahatma Gandhi
D. Gandi’s two grandnieces
E. A British Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer.

ANS: C PTS: 1

15. 15 Read this following text.

 Indian nationalist leader Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born on October 2,
1869, in Porbandar, Kathiawar, India, which was then part of the British Empire.
Gandhi’s father, Karamchand Gandhi, served as a chief minister in Porbandar and other
states in western India. His mother, Putlibai, was a deeply religious woman who fasted
regularly.
After struggling to find work as a lawyer in India, Gandhi obtained a one-year
contract to perform legal services in South Africa. In April 1893, he sailed for Durban in
the South African state of Natal. When Gandhi arrived in South Africa, he was quickly
appalled by the discrimination and racial segregation at the hands of white British and
Boer authorities. In 1919, with India still under the firm control of the British, Gandhi had
a political reawakening when the newly enacted Rowlatt Act authorized British
authorities to imprison people suspected of sedition without trial. In response, Gandhi
called for a Satyagraha campaign of peaceful protests and strikes. Violence broke out
instead, which culminated on April 13, 1919, in the Massacre of Amritsar. Troops led by
British Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer fired machine guns into a crowd of unarmed
demonstrators and killed nearly 400 people. No longer able to pledge allegiance to the
British government, Gandhi returned the medals he earned for his military service in
South Africa and opposed Britain’s mandatory military draft of Indians to serve in World
War I.
Gandhi became a leading figure in the Indian home-rule movement. Calling for
mass boycotts, he urged government officials to stop working for the Crown, students to
stop attending government schools, soldiers to leave their posts, and citizens to stop
paying taxes and purchasing British goods. Rather than buy British-manufactured clothes,
he began to use a portable spinning wheel to produce his cloth. The spinning wheel soon
became a symbol of Indian independence and self-reliance. Gandhi assumed the
leadership of the Indian National Congress and advocated a policy of non-violence and
non-cooperation to achieve home rule.
On January 30, 1948, 78-year-old Gandhi was shot and killed by Hindu extremist
Nathuram Godse, who was upset at Gandhi’s tolerance of Muslims. Weakened from
repeated hunger strikes, Gandhi clung to his two grandnieces as they led him from his
living quarters in New Delhi’s Birla House to a late-afternoon prayer meeting. Godse
knelt before the Mahatma before pulling out a semiautomatic pistol and shooting him
three times at the point-blank range. The violent act took the life of a pacifist who spent
his life preaching nonviolence.
Godse and a co-conspirator were executed by hanging in November 1949. Additional
conspirators were sentenced to life in prison. Even after Gandhi’s assassination, his
commitment to nonviolence and his belief in simple living — making his clothes, eating a
vegetarian diet, and using fasts for self-purification as well as a means of protest — have
been a beacon of hope for oppressed and marginalized people throughout the world.
 What can we infer from Gandhi’s life story?
A. Love and sacrifice
B. Fight violence not only with violence but with insight and love.
C. Who loves will be loved more.
D. Sacrifice is very important to win.
E. Where there is violence there is victory.
ANS: B PTS: 1

16. 16 Read this following biography.

Marcus Fenaldi Gideon or better known as Marcus Gideon was born in Jakarta on
March 9, 1991. Marcus’s passion for badminton started when he was a child. He also
entered the training at Pelatnas Cipayung at his young age. Gideon's playing ability was
growing since that moment
In 2013, when he was 22 years old, Marcus left the Pelatnas Cipayung. At that
time, the issue was that PBSI did not include Marcus' name to participate in All England.
Long after that incident, Marcus returned to the Pelatnas Cipayung in 2014. PBSI could
not refuse anymore and let Marcus enter the Pelatnas after seeing his achievements
outside the Pelatnas. In 2015, Marcus and Kevin started to show off by winning the
Runner Up position at the Chinese Taipei Open and winning the Chinese Taipei Masters.
In 2016, the duet of this pair kicked off the world. They won the Malaysia Masters, India
Open, Australia Open, China Open and won the hat-trick title a.k.a. three consecutive
championships in Malaysia, India, and All England.
Thanks to their achievements, in 2017 the couple known as The Minions was
finally crowned No.1 in the BWF version of the world. Marcus and Kevin had their
'Minions' as a nickname because of their body size. Kevin and Marcus are 170 cm and
169 cm respectively. The nickname 'Minions' was pioneered by badminton lover
Stephanie Zen in 2015. Minions were taken from characters in the film Despicable Me.
This nickname became increasingly popular after Marcus/Kevin shone even more with
the list of achievements they had received.

Based on the text, which of the following statements is True?

A. Marcus was 26 years old when he became No. 1 in the BWF version of the worl
B. They decided to be named ‘Minions’ in 2015.
C. Marcus’s passion for badminton started when he was a teenager.
D. Marcus returned to the Pelatnas Cipayung when he was 22 years old.
E. Marcus and Kevin won the three consecutive championships including Germany.
ANS: A PTS: 1
17. 17 Read this following biography.

Marcus Fenaldi Gideon or better known as Marcus Gideon was born in Jakarta on
March 9, 1991. Marcus’s passion for badminton started when he was a child. He also
entered the training at Pelatnas Cipayung at his young age. Gideon's playing ability was
growing since that moment
In 2013, when he was 22 years old, Marcus left the Pelatnas Cipayung. At that time,
the issue was that PBSI did not include Marcus' name to participate in All England. Long
after that incident, Marcus returned to the Pelatnas Cipayung in 2014. PBSI could not
refuse anymore and let Marcus enter the Pelatnas after seeing his achievements outside
the Pelatnas. In 2015, Marcus and Kevin started to show off by winning the Runner Up
position at the Chinese Taipei Open and winning the Chinese Taipei Masters. In 2016, the
duet of this pair kicked off the world. They won the Malaysia Masters, India Open,
Australia Open, China Open and won the hat-trick title a.k.a. three consecutive
championships in Malaysia, India, and All England.
Thanks to their achievements, in 2017 the couple known as The Minions was finally
crowned No.1 in the BWF version of the world. Marcus and Kevin had their 'Minions' as
a nickname because of their body size. Kevin and Marcus are 170 cm and 169 cm
respectively. The nickname 'Minions' was pioneered by badminton lover Stephanie Zen in
2015. Minions were taken from characters in the film Despicable Me. This nickname
became increasingly popular after Marcus/Kevin shone even more with the list of
achievements they had received.

Based on the text above, why did Marcus leave the Pelatnas Cipayung?
A. He wanted to play badminton together with Kevin.
B. He was not included by PBSI to play in All England.
C. He was called to join a competition in the Malaysia
D. He decided to take a break and came back 1 year later.
E. He planned to create a team called the Minions.
ANS: B PTS: 1

18. 18 Read this following text.

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg was born on May 24, 1984. He grew up in the suburbs of New
York, Dobbs Ferry. In 2010, this ________(A) entrepreneur was named the person of the
year by Times Magazine. Zuckerberg ________(B) to a fame which his social
networking site, Facebook, which started out as a connecting platform for students of
Harvard University. Reaching out widely to the public, this site currently ________(C) 1,
44 million monthly users. He is the youngest billionaire who ________(D) the Facebook
social network.
 The best answer to complete the blank (A) is ....
A. was accomplishing
B. had accomplished
C. accomplished
D. accomplishes
E. accomplish
ANS: C PTS: 1

19. 19 Read this following text.

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg was born on May 24, 1984. He grew up in the suburbs of New
York, Dobbs Ferry. In 2010, this ________(A) entrepreneur was named the person of the
year by Times Magazine. Zuckerberg ________(B) famous which his social networking
site, Facebook, which started out as a connecting platform for students of Harvard
University. Reaching out widely to the public, this site currently ________(C) 1, 44
million monthly users. He is the youngest billionaire who ________(D) the Facebook
social network.

The best answer to complete the blank (B) is ....

A. become
B. becomes
C. became
D. has became
E. was becaming
ANS: C PTS: 1

20. 20 Read this following text.

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg was born on May 24, 1984. He grew up in the suburbs of New
York, Dobbs Ferry. In 2010, this ________(A) entrepreneur was named the person of the
year by Times Magazine. Zuckerberg ________(B) to a fame which his social
networking site, Facebook, which started out as a connecting platform for students of
Harvard University. Reaching out widely to the public, this site currently ________(C) 1,
44 million monthly users. He is the youngest billionaire who ________(D) the Facebook
social network.

The best answer to complete the blank (C) is ....

A.
was having
B. have had
C. have
D. has
E. had
 ANS: E PTS: 1

21. 21 Read this following text.

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg was born on May 24, 1984. He grew up in the suburbs of New
York, Dobbs Ferry. In 2010, this ________(A) entrepreneur was named the person of the
year by Times Magazine. Zuckerberg ________(B) to a fame which his social
networking site, Facebook, which started out as a connecting platform for students of
Harvard University. Reaching out widely to the public, this site currently ________(C) 1,
44 million monthly users. He is the youngest billionaire who ________(D) the Facebook
social network.
The best answer to complete the blank (D) is ....
A. create
B. creates
C. created
D. had created
E. was creating
ANS: C PTS: 1

22. 22 Read this following text.

Basuki Abdullah was an Indonesian painter. He was born on Januari 25, 1915 in
Surakarta, Central Java. Painting had always been part of his childhood. His father was a
painter, too. Basuki ________(A) art for two years at the Academia Voor Beeldende
Kunsten in the Netherland. He ________(B) to many countries mostly Europe after this
graduation. Between 1962-1976, he lived in Thailand. There he ________(C) a painter
for the royal family. When he turned to Indonesia, he participated in numerous solo and
group exhibition. His work is characterized as realism. He ________(D) as one of the
Indonesian finest masters.
The suitable word to fill the blank (A) is ....
A. study

B. studies

C. studied

D. was studying

E. had studying
ANS: C PTS: 1

23. 23 Read this following text.

 Basuki Abdullah was an Indonesian painter. He was born on Januari 25, 1915 in
Surakarta, Central Java. Painting had always been part of his childhood. His father was a
painter, too. Basuki ________(A) art for two years at the Academia Voor Beeldende
Kunsten in the Netherland. He ________(B) to many countries mostly Europe after this
graduation. Between 1962-1976, he lived in Thailand. There he ________(C) a painter
for the royal family. When he turned to Indonesia, he participated in numerous solo and
group exhibition. His work is characterized as realism. He ________(D) as one of the
Indonesian finest masters.
The suitable word to fill the blank (B) is ....
A. travelled

B. went

C. visited

D. got

E. attended
ANS: B PTS: 1

24. 24 Read this following text.

Basuki Abdullah was an Indonesian painter. He was born on Januari 25, 1915 in
Surakarta, Central Java. Painting had always been part of his childhood. His father was a
painter, too. Basuki ________(A) art for two years at the Academia Voor Beeldende
Kunsten in the Netherland. He ________(B) to many countries mostly Europe after this
graduation. Between 1962-1976, he lived in Thailand. There he ________(C) a painter
for the royal family. When he turned to Indonesia, he participated in numerous solo and
group exhibition. His work is characterized as realism. He ________(D) as one of the
Indonesian finest masters.

The suitable word to fill the blank (C) is ....

A. becomes
B. became
C. was became
D. had became
E. was becoming
ANS: B PTS: 1

25. 25 Read this following text.

Basuki Abdullah was an Indonesian painter. He was born on Januari 25, 1915 in
Surakarta, Central Java. Painting had always been part of his childhood. His father was a
painter, too. Basuki ________(A) art for two years at the Academia Voor Beeldende
Kunsten in the Netherland. He ________(B) to many countries mostly Europe after this
graduation. Between 1962-1976, he lived in Thailand. There he ________(C) a painter
for the royal family. When he turned to Indonesia, he participated in numerous solo and
group exhibition. His work is characterized as realism. He ________(D) as one of the
Indonesian finest masters.
 The suitable word to fill the blank (D) is ....
A. considers
B. considered
C. is considered
D. was considering
E. had considerind
ANS: C PTS: 1

26. 26 I’ve got money but it is ______ the newest smartphone model.
A. enough to buy
B. not enough to buy
C. too many to buy
D. enough not to buy
E. too good to buy
ANS: B PTS: 1

27. 27 Would you prefer red or black? If I were you, definitely the red one is drawing ______
for you to wear.
A. attention enough
B. too many attention
C. not enough attention
D. enough attention
E. too much attention
ANS: E PTS: 1

28. 28 Read this short dialogue below.

Erick : Hi, Lisa! What are you looking for?
Lisa : Do you see my notebook with the yellow cover?
Erick : Wait, can you be more specific? Your description is_____(A).
Lisa : I'm sorry that I can't think straight right now. I'm _____(B) at keeping my
stuff.
Erick : I knew it but don't worry because I've got your back.

What is the correct phrase to complete the blank (A)?

A. too general
B. general enough
C. clear enough
D. enough general
E. enough clear
ANS: A PTS: 1

29. 29 Read this short dialogue below.

Erick : Hi, Lisa! What are you looking for?
Lisa : Do you see my notebook with the yellow cover?
Erick : Wait, can you be more specific? Your description is (3)_____.
Lisa : I'm sorry that I can't think straight right now. I'm (4) _____ at keeping my
stuff.
 Erick : I knew it but don't worry because I've got your back.

What is the correct phrase to complete the blank (B)?

A. good enough
B. not good enough
C. not enough
D. too good
E. not enough good
ANS: B PTS: 1

30. 30 Read the dialog below.

Maddy : Did Ali past exam?
Willy : No, he didn’t. He didn’t study _______ the exam.
Maddy : Poor he. He should join the remedy class.
A. too hard
B. enough hard
C. too hard to pass
D. hard enough to pass
E. enough hard to pass
ANS: D PTS: 1

31. 31 Read the dialog below.

Tony : The room is crowded.
Sasha : You’re right. There are not _______ for us to sit.
Tony : Let’s go upstairs. I hope there are some chairs for us.
A. Enough chairs
B. Too many chairs
C. Enough time
D. Too much time
E. Many people
ANS: A PTS: 1

32. 32 Read the dialog below.

Robin : What’s wrong with your brother?
Irene : He didn’t get _______ last night, so he is crying all day.
Robin : Perhaps toys or his favorite food can make him stop.
Irene : I’ll try.
A. enough sleep
B. enough toy
C. not enough sleep
D. not enough time
E. too many toy
ANS: A PTS: 1

33. 33 Read the dialog below.

Messy : Look! Why does the bus stop?
Lily : Perhaps the bus is too high.
 Messy : I think you’re right. The bridge is low.
Lily : The bus needs to find another road.

What can we learn from the dialog?

A. The height of the bus exceeds the bridges.
B. The bridge is too crowded for the bus.
C. The price of the bus is more than sufficient to get on.
D. The height of the bus is sufficient to go below.
E. The bridge height is too low for the bus to go below.
ANS: A PTS: 1

34. 34 Read the dialog below.

Jay : How about this earphone?
Boy : It’s very expensive. I don’t bring enough money to buy it.
Jay : We cannot find the cheap one. Should we leave this store?
Boy : Yes, I know another store near from here.

What can we learn from the dialog?

A. The man doesn’t have money at all.
B. The man doesn’t want to buy the phone now.
C. The man looks for an expensive phone.
D. The price of the phone is undesirable for the man.
E. The man cannot buy any laptops.
ANS: D PTS: 1

35. 35 Which of the sentences shows excessive amount of something?

A. The weather isn’t hot enough today.
B. My friends’s gifts is not enough to share.
C. Mother bought too many flowers yesterday.
D. This room is too dark to study.
E. That poem is too difficult to understand.
ANS: C PTS: 1

36. 36 Read the dialog below.

Ron : Have you take your medicines today?
Emma : Oh, thanks Ron. I almost forgot about it. There are too many clothes to wash
today.
Ron : I see. You look very tired. Let me help you to wash it so that you can go to
take your medicines.
Emma : Thanks a lot bro.

What is the purpose of the dialog?

A. to explain about Emma’s condition
B. to explain about something that undesirable.
C. to remind Emma about her medicines
D. to remind Emma about her dirty clothes
E. to suggest Emma to drink her medicine
 ANS: C PTS: 1

37. 37 Read the following monolog.

Ani is in a fashion store with her mother. She is choosing a blouse while her mother is
helping her to find the best. Her mother chooses a yellow blouse, but Ani doesn’t like it
because it’s very bright to her skin tone.

Which sentence shows excessive or sufficiency based on the situation above?

A. The dress color is too bright for Ani to wear.
B. The dress color is too bright for Ani to use.
C. The dress color fits enough for Ani to wear.
D. The dress color fits enough for Ani to buy.
E. The dress color is too yellow to use.
ANS: A PTS: 1

38. 38 Read the following monolog.

Some farmers complain about their harvest. There are many reasons, they are the farming
areas have not yet benefited from new farming technologies. Second, their land is
______(A) to farm. Then, the machines and fertilizers are______(B) to buy. Last, the
farmers don’t get enough food ______(C). They hope the government will help them to
solve this problem.

What is the right answer to complete the blank (A)?

A. not wide enough
B. not big enough
C. not fertile enough
D. not far enough
E. not solid enough
ANS: A PTS: 1

39. 39 Read the following monolog.

Some farmers complain about their harvest. There are many reasons, they are the farming
areas have not yet benefited from new farming technologies. Second, their land is
______(A) to farm. Then, the machines and fertilizers are______(B) to buy. Last, the
farmers don’t get enough food ______(C). They hope the government will help them to
solve this problem.

What is the right answer to complete the blank (B)?

A. too hard for them
B. too expensive for them
C. too difficult for them
D. too cheap for them
E. too easy for them
ANS: B PTS: 1
40. 40 Read the following monolog.
Some farmers complain about their harvest. There are many reasons, they are the farming
areas have not yet benefited from new farming technologies. Second, their land is
______(A) to farm. Then, the machines and fertilizers are______(B) to buy. Last, the
farmers don’t get enough food ______(C). They hope the government will help them to
solve this problem.

What is the right To Invinitive to complete the blank (C)?

A. To buy
B. to produce
C. to sell
D. to eat
E. to farm
ANS: D PTS: 1