PENILAIAN AKHIR SEMESTER GANJIL

TAHUN PELAJARAN 20../20..

NASKAH SOAL
Mata Pelajaran : Bahasa dan Sastra Inggris (Peminatan)
Kelas : XII MIPA – IPS
Hari/Tanggal : ............., .. Desember 20..
Waktu : 09.15 – 10.15 WIB

PETUNJUK UMUM
1. Bacalah Basmallah sebelum memulai mengerjakan soal.
2. Tulislah nama, nomor peserta, tanggal ujian, kelas–program, mata pelajaran, kode soal, tanda tangan pada
Lembar Jawaban Komputer (LJK) dengan menggunakan pensil 2B.
3. Periksa dan bacalah soal–soal dengan teliti sebelum menjawab.
4. Dahulukan menjawab soal–soal yang dianggap mudah.
5. Kerjakan pada lembar jawaban yang telah disediakan.
6. Lembar soal dan jawaban dikembalikan dalam keadaan bersih dan tidak rusak.
7. Hitamkan bulatan pada huruf jawaban yang dianggap benar dengan menggunakan pensil 2B pada Lembar
Jawaban Komputer (LJK).
8. Apabila ada jawaban yang dianggap salah, maka hapuslah jawaban tersebut sampai bersih, kemudian
hitamkanlah bulatan pada huruf jawaban lain yang dianggap benar.

Text 1 (no. 1 – 5)

For the first time in the studio’s history, Marvel Studios released three brand new films in
2017. They kicked things off with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 in May, followed by the Sony-
distributed Spider-Man: Homecoming in July, and now the third and final (and best?) has hit theaters:
Thor: Ragnarok.
The Thor franchise has been something of a red-headed stepchild in the Marvel Cinematic
Universe, but director Taika Waititi’s silly, euphorically joyous third installment is a Thor-series high
and has earned some of the best reviews of any Marvel Studios movie in history.
While the subtitle promises an Asgard-ending catastrophic event, Waititi opted to put a
spotlight on Chris Hemsworth’s comedic chops and essentially reinvent the character as a hilarious,
self-aware yet cocksure God of Thunder who just wants to save his home planet. The result is an
incredibly fun ride that leans into the chemistry between Hemsworth and Mark Ruffalo, as well as
Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston. For that matter, it is great to have Loki back in the MCU, and the
film does a tremendous job of weaving the story of the villain Hela (Cate Blanchett) into the story of
Thor and Loki in an organic way.
Some may be dismayed at Blanchett’s underuse, but I think she knew exactly what she signed
up for: to chew the scenery and look great doing it. In that regard, I think Hela is a successful if not
terribly deep Marvel villain. But the breakout of the film is surely Tessa Thompson as Valkyrie, from
whom I hope we see a lot more in the MCU to come.

1. How many films have Marvel Studios 2. Who directed the Thor: Ragnarok?
released in 2017 so far? a. Taika Waititi.
a. One. b. Mark Ruffalo.
b. Two. c. Cate Blanchet.
c. Three. d. Chris Hemsworth.
d. Four. e. Tom Hiddleston.
e. Five.
 3. What is considered by the reviewer as the breakout of the film?
a. Cate Blanchett’s amazing act as Hela.
b. The chemistry between Hemswoth and Rufallo.
c. The return of Loki in Marvel Cinematic Universe.
d. That Thor: Ragnarok has hit the theatre already.
e. Tessa Thompson’s appearance as Valkyrie.

4. See paragraph 3!
“ … the character as a hilarious, …”
The underlined word can be replaced with ….
a. amazing
b. strong
c. funny
d. epic
e. serious
5. See the last paragraph!
“ … but I think she knew exactly …”
The underlined word refers to ….
a. Hela
b. Tessa Thompson
c. Valkyrie
d. Cate Blanchett
e. Taika Waititi

Text 2 (no. 6-10)

Habibie & Ainun tells the love story of the third president of Indonesia, Bacharuddin Jusuf
habibie and his wife, Ainun Habibie. The story flows very smoothly with the climax being his rising
career as Research and Technology Minister to the Vice Presidency later to the Presidency after the
nation’s reformation in 1998, followed by Ainun’s health deterioration which caused her death. The
saddest part was when Ibu Ainun could not cope with several surgeries to remove her ovarian cancer
that had spread out through her body. What would you call a pure, real, and eternal love of a man?
His description about love, which I could not imagine, is repeated in this book quite often. The author
tells that their struggles for Ainun’s recovery in several sanitariums in Europe were romantic
memories they shared.
There are thirty seven chapters in the book. The first to fifteenth chapters are very easy to
follow. However, the hardest part comprises the chapter when Habibie explains the technicalities of
projects and achievements in his restless work during his attachment to the Development Cabinet (in
chapter 17 to 30). I had to read several times to understand his thinking, but I found it very
interesting. I am quite impressed by Habibie’s writing style. He positions himself as the subject as if
he was sitting in front of me while I was listening to him.
The book has now been translated into English, Dutch, and German, and shortly will be in
Japanese. The moral of the story emphasizes that it is very important to focus on our life’s goals. Be
passionate about what we do, and love our country, and that support from family and true eternal
love is important. All in all, Habibie-Ainun’s love story is more romantic that Romeo-Juliet’s love
story. The tale of Romeo and Juliet was fictional, but habibie and Ainun’s story is real.

6. The purpose of the text above is …

a. to ensure the readers that the book is highly recommended.
b. to give a brief summary about the love story of Habibie and Ainun.
c. to tell the readers about the life story of Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie.
d. to inspire the readers from the life story of Habibie and Ainun.
e. to advertise the book of Habibie and Ainun to the readers.
7. The book consists of … chapters.
a. 27
 b. 33
c. 35
d. 37
e. 47

8. Which part of the book is considered very hard to follow?

a. The last chapter.
b. The beginning of the chapter.
c. The last four chapters of the book.
d. In chapters between chapter 17 to 30.
e. Most of the chapters of the book are very hard.

9. Statements below are true, except …

a. Habibie is the third president of Indonesia.
b. Ainun Habibie passed away because of surgery’s failure.
c. The book has now been translated into English, Dutch, and German.
d. The story of love of BJ Habibie and Ainun is considered very romantic.
e. Struggles for Ainun’s recovery in several sanitariums in Europe were so romantic.

10. See the second paragraph!

“I am quite impressed by Habibie’s writing style.”
The antonym of the underlined word is … .
a. amazed
b. interested
c. confused
d. depressed
e. disappointed

Text 3 (no. 11 – 15)

‘The sun goes too fast,’ Maui said. ‘The nights are too long. The days are too short. There isn't
enough time to do everything.’
His brothers said, ‘We agree, but we can't make the sun go more slowly.’ 'Yes, we can,' Maui
said. 'I have a plan.',Maui and his brothers went to the hole where the sun came up each day. They
took some ropes with them. They hid so that the sun did not see them.
When the sun came up, they threw the ropes over it. 'Pull! Pull!' Maui shouted. 'Let me go!
Let me go!' cried the sun. The sun pulled and pulled, but it could not get free. The sun got very tired.
'Let go of the ropes,' said Maui. 'The sun will not be able to go so fast now. '
The brothers let go of the ropes. The sun moved slowly across the sky. It took a long time
before it went down and darkness came. The sun never moved quickly again. Now Maui and his
brothers had lots of time. They could do all the things they wanted - while the sun shone.

11. What is the topic of the text?

a. Moving the sun.
b. Catching the sun.
c. Having too short days.
d. Making the sun go slower.
e. Doing everything more slowly.

12. What happened to the days earlier?

a. They were dark.
b. They were too long.
c. The sun made them fast.
 d. They let the sun shine brightly.
e. They gave little time to do everything.

13. The solution of the text above can be found in paragraph … .

a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
e. 1 and 2

14. “…where the sun came up each day.” (par. 2)

What is the best word to replace the underlined word?

a. Set.
b. Rose.
c. Arose.
d. Shone.
e. Woke up.

15. What can be inferred from the text above?

a. The days were too long.
b. Maui’s plan ran unsuccessfully.
c. Maui and his brothers moved the sun.
d. Maui couldn’t make the sun go more slowly.
e. There wasn’t enough time as the sun went too fast.

Text 4 (no. 16 – 20)

Loving Money Too Much

There was a man who liked money very much. He worked all of his life and wanted to save
all of his money for his own future. He was a real miser when it came to his money. He loved money
more than just about anything.
Even, just before he died, he said to his wife; "Now listen, when I die, I want you to take all
my money and burry it with me. I wanna take my money to the afterlife." So he asked his wife to
promise him with all her heart that when he died, she would put all the money and burry it with him.
Well, one day, he really died. Then he was stretched out in the casket. The wife was sitting
there in black clothes next to her closest friend. When they finished the ceremony, just before the
undertakers got ready to close the casket, the wife said "Wait just a minute!"
She had a box in her hands. She came over with the box and placed it in the casket. After that
the undertakers locked the casket down and rolled it away. Not long after that, her friend said, "I
hope you were not crazy enough to put all that money in the casket."
The wife turned to her friend and replied; "Yes, because I have promised." Then she continued; "I
can't lie. I promised him that I was going to put that money in that casket with him." Feeling shocked,
her friend said; "You mean that you have put every cent of his money in the casket with him?" Then
the wife answered; "Surely I did. I got it all together, put all the money into my account and I just
wrote him a check."
16. What is the text about?
a. A story of a selfish greedy man.
b. A story of a poor widow.
c. A story of a dying man.
d. A story of magical check.
e. A story of afterlife.
17. What did the man ask to her wife after he died?
a. He asked her wife to accompany her.
b. He asked to burry all his money with him.
c. He asked her wife to marry another man.
d. He asked her to buy another residence.
e. He asked her to send all the money for charity.

18. Why did the man want to carry all of his money out with him when he died?
a. He hated his wife so much.
b. He was just being modest.
c. He didn’t want to share with his wife.
d. He just simply loved his money too much.
e. He wanted to make his funeral epic and sensational.

19. See paragraph 4!

“… to put all that money in the casket."
What does the word “casket” mean?
a. Coffin.
b. Money.
c. Check.
d. Graveyard.
e. Gravestone.

20. See paragraph 4!

“I hope you were not crazy enough to put all that money in the casket.”
What does the word I refer to?
a. Nobody.
b. The man.
c. The wife.
d. The man’s friend.
e. The wife’s friend.
 Text 5 (no. 21 - 23)

"Superheroes" (by The Script)

All her life she has seen
All the meanest side of me
They took away the prophet's dream for a profit on the street
Now she's stronger than you know
A heart of steel starts to grow
All his life he's been told
He'll be nothing when he's old
All the kicks and all the blows
He won't ever let it show
'Cause he's stronger than you know
A heart of steel starts to grow
When you've been fighting for it all your life
You've been struggling to make things right
That's how a superhero learns to fly
(Every day, every hour
Turn the pain into power)
When you've been fighting for it all your life
You've been working every day and night
That's how a superhero learns to fly
(Every day, every hour
Turn the pain into power)

21. The most proper illustration to represent the song above is …

a. a laborer does not want to see his kids sleep hungry, so he works hard restlessly.
b. a big fan of a certain superhero is inspired to safe his city from any crimes.
c. a student who is so naughty has finally realized that he has hurt his parents’ feeling.
d. an employee who incidentally wins a big door prize and he feels so grateful.
e. an honor student has made her parents very proud by her achievements.

22. From the sentence “All his life he's been told he'll be nothing when he's old” , we can conclude
that …
a. he is a real loser.
b. he is just being humble.
c. he is lack of self-confidence.
d. people around him are so motivating.
e. everyone seems to underestimate him.

23. The song above is …

a. romantic
b. relaxing
c. thrilling
d. hilarious
e. motivational

Text 6 (no. 24 and 25)

 Dance with my Father (by Luther Vandross)

Back when I was a child To get my way I would run

Before life removed all the innocence From her to him
My father would lift me high He'd make me laugh just to comfort me
And dance with my mother and me yeah yeah
And then Then finally make me do
Spin me around 'till I fell asleep Just what my mama said
Then up the stairs he would carry me Later that night when I was asleep
And I knew for sure He left a dollar under my sheet
I was loved Never dreamed that he
If I could get another chance Would be gone from me
Another walk If I could steal one final glance
Another dance with him One final step
I'd play a song that would never ever end One final dance with him
How I'd love love love I'd play…
To dance with my father again
When I and my mother …
Would disagree

24. We can conclude that …

a. the author’s relationship with his father wasn’t close.
b. his father has probably passed away.
c. he likely had a bad moment with his father once.
d. he once made a big mistake and regretted it.
e. he loved his mother more than his father.

25. The song discusses …

a. someone’s throwback moment.
b. someone’s nightmare.
c. a happy couple.
d. life motivation.
e. Someone’s future.

GRAMMAR
26. ... hard it is, we must do our best to make it happen!
a. Even if
b. Whether or not
c. No matter how
d. No matter what
e. Whether

27. Fire fighters will do anything necessary to decrease the number of forest fires ... people will
support.
a. whether or not
b. no matter what
c. no matter how
d. whether
e. even if

28. ... you arrive but I am not at home, you can take the keys I hide under the door mat.
a. In case of
b. In case
 c. In order to
d. Just
e. Even

29. … emergency situation, people need this number badly.

a. In case of
b. In case
c. In order to
d. Just
e. Even

30. I will plead with the government to address climate change to fight for survival of the polar
bear … you agree.
a. whether or not
b. no matter what
c. no matter how
d. whether
e. even if