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PETUNJUK KHUSUS
Jawablah dengan menghitamkan bulatan ( ) huruf A, B, C, atau D pada lembar jawab
yang tersedia!
Read the following text !
1. Text above text means that the costumers… to enjoy the culinary at the spot
mentioned.
A. are allowed
B. are not banned
C. are suggested
D. are forbidden
Dear Fatikha,
Dear Fatikha,
Each class must join each contest by sending one female and one male
students
Each class must join each contest by sending one female and one male
students
It’s hard to find people who put their whole heart into everything they do. You
are one of them. With the amount of hard work and passion, you have
shown it on your final exams. It’s no wonder why you’ve been able to reach
this goal. Congratulations on your outstanding achievement!
Love,
Stephani
It’s hard to find people who put their whole heart into everything they do. You
are one of them. With the amount of hard work and passion, you have
shown it on your final exams. It’s no wonder why you’ve been able to reach
this goal. Congratulations on your outstanding achievement!
Love,
Stephani
10. Aline says “I will not let my parents spend a lot of money on it.”
It means that Aline ….
A. wishes to save much money
B. needs to give some money to her parents
C. expects that her parents save more money for her
D. intends to buy the digital camera with her own money
11. What can we get after reading the text? We can get ….
A. the ingredients of ELECTRORIGHT food supplement
B. detailed information about ELECTRORIGHT
C. information to produce ELECTRORIGHT
D. the dosage to use ELECTRORIGHT
15. What advantage will the readers get after reading the text?
A. They will be afraid to buy new headphones.
B. Their headphones will be acoustically poor.
C. They will be sure to buy the high quality headphone.
D. The innovation in acoustic engineering will disturb them.
17. “We all these days remained together with bound memories to cherish.” The
sentence means that ....
A. we do not like the memories
B. it is not useful to have memories nowadays
C. we need to be together to remember the memories
D. we are together and have a lot of precious memories
19. After reading the text, what will the readers get? They will get …
A. The awareness that Pontianak government built the equator monument.
B. The information about the equator monument in Pontianak.
C. The information that the monument is in Central Pontianak.
D. The knowledge that the monument has eight iron poles.
20. ... the monument was renovated with the addition of a dome, the original one is
still visible in the interior.
A. In order that
B. Because of
C. Although
D. However
23. After reading the text, we know that Abdul Muis was ….
A. intelligent and brave
B. boastful and arrogant
C. patient and generous
D. unwise and stubborn
In Australian bush, there lived two possums. Their names were Hush
and Grandma Poss. Grandma Poss made bush magic but the magic of all
was she made Hush invisible. What an adventure Hush had. Because he
couldn’t be seen, he was safe from other animals.
One day, Hush said “Grandma, I want to know what I look like. Could
you make me visible again?” “Of course, I can”, said grandma. Then, she
began to look through her magic books but the magic she was looking for
wasn’t there at all. Grandma Poss looked miserable. “Don’t worry grandma, I
don’t mind”, Hush said but in her hearth, she did.
All night long, grandma thought. The next morning, she shouted “It’s
something to do with people food, but I can’t remember what.” Then, they left
the bush to find the food. They ate Anzac Biscuit in Adelaide, Mornay and
Minties in Melbourne, Steak and Salad in Sydney, and Pumpkin scones in
Brisbane. Hush remained invisible. “Don’t lose heart, let’s see what we can
find in Darwin,” said grandma. There, they ate a Vegemite Sandwich. “A tail, a
tail, said both Possums at once for a brand new visible tail. Later in Perth, they
ate a piece of Pavlova. Hush’s legs appeared and so did her body. “You look
wonderful and persists Possum,” said grandma. Then, they crossed to
Tasmania.
In Hobart, They ate Lamingtons. Grandma held her breath and waited.
“It works”, she cried and she was right. Hush could be seen from head to tail.
From that time on, Hush was visible.
24. Why do you think the writer writes the story above?
A. To inform the names of countries in Australia.
B. To describe the Australian food.
C. To tell a story of the native of Possum.
D. To teach a moral value.
In Australian bush, there lived two possums. Their names were Hush
and Grandma Poss. Grandma Poss made bush magic but the magic of all
was she made Hush invisible. What an adventure Hush had. Because he
couldn’t be seen, he was safe from other animals.
One day, Hush said “Grandma, I want to know what I look like. Could
you make me visible again?” “Of course, I can”, said grandma. Then, she
began to look through her magic books but the magic she was looking for
wasn’t there at all. Grandma Poss looked miserable. “Don’t worry grandma, I
don’t mind”, Hush said but in her hearth, she did.
All night long, grandma thought. The next morning, she shouted “It’s
something to do with people food, but I can’t remember what.” Then, they left
the bush to find the food. They ate Anzac Biscuit in Adelaide, Mornay and
Minties in Melbourne, Steak and Salad in Sydney, and Pumpkin scones in
Brisbane. Hush remained invisible. “Don’t lose heart, let’s see what we can
find in Darwin,” said grandma. There, they ate a Vegemite Sandwich. “A tail, a
tail, said both Possums at once for a brand new visible tail. Later in Perth, they
ate a piece of Pavlova. Hush’s legs appeared and so did her body. “You look
wonderful and persists Possum,” said grandma. Then, they crossed to
Tasmania.
In Hobart, They ate Lamingtons. Grandma held her breath and waited.
“It works”, she cried and she was right. Hush could be seen from head to tail.
From that time on, Hush was visible.
In Australian bush, there lived two possums. Their names were Hush
and Grandma Poss. Grandma Poss made bush magic but the magic of all
was she made Hush invisible. What an adventure Hush had. Because he
couldn’t be seen, he was safe from other animals.
One day, Hush said “Grandma, I want to know what I look like. Could
you make me visible again?” “Of course, I can”, said grandma. Then, she
began to look through her magic books but the magic she was looking for
wasn’t there at all. Grandma Poss looked miserable. “Don’t worry grandma, I
don’t mind”, Hush said but in her hearth, she did.
All night long, grandma thought. The next morning, she shouted “It’s
something to do with people food, but I can’t remember what.” Then, they left
the bush to find the food. They ate Anzac Biscuit in Adelaide, Mornay and
Minties in Melbourne, Steak and Salad in Sydney, and Pumpkin scones in
Brisbane. Hush remained invisible. “Don’t lose heart, let’s see what we can
find in Darwin,” said grandma. There, they ate a Vegemite Sandwich. “A tail, a
tail, said both Possums at once for a brand new visible tail. Later in Perth, they
ate a piece of Pavlova. Hush’s legs appeared and so did her body. “You look
wonderful and persists Possum,” said grandma. Then, they crossed to
Tasmania.
In Hobart, They ate Lamingtons. Grandma held her breath and waited.
“It works”, she cried and she was right. Hush could be seen from head to tail.
From that time on, Hush was visible.
26. “ … Hush was eating a plate of Lamingtons, Grandma Poss held her
breath and waited.
A. after
B. when
C. before
D. although
Baird then moved to the south coast of England and created a television. His
first crude apparatus was made of odds and ends, but by 1924 he managed to
transmit a flickering image across a few feet. On 26 January 1926, made a true
television and it was demonstrated over 438 miles of telephone line between
London and Glasgow in 1927. Then he formed the Baird Television
Development Company (BTDC). In 1928, the BTDC achieved the first
transatlantic television transmission between London and New York and the first
transmission to a ship in mid-Atlantic. He also gave the first demonstration of
both colour and stereoscopic television.
27. After reading the text above, we know that John Logie Braid was a ... person.
A. humble
B. calm
C. hard-working
D. good looking
Baird then moved to the south coast of England and created a television. His
first crude apparatus was made of odds and ends, but by 1924 he managed to
transmit a flickering image across a few feet. On 26 January 1926, made a true
television and it was demonstrated over 438 miles of telephone line between
London and Glasgow in 1927. Then he formed the Baird Television
Development Company (BTDC). In 1928, the BTDC achieved the first
transatlantic television transmission between London and New York and the first
transmission to a ship in mid-Atlantic. He also gave the first demonstration of
both colour and stereoscopic television.
28. What basic knowledge did Braid learn so that he could create both color and
stereoscopic television?
A. The strategy of World War One.
B. Technical engineering.
C. Electronic system.
D. Electrical power.
A Crying Stone
A Crying Stone
A. 7–6–4–3–9–8–1–2–5
B. 8–1–2–7–9–3–6–4–5
C. 5–1–2–4–7–9–3–6–8
D. 3–1–2–6–4–7–9–5–8
Soursop is a broadleaf,
flowering, evergreen tree. It is native
to the tropical regions of America
and Caribbean and is widely
propagated.
32. Why does the writer write the text? Because he/she wants to ….
A. show the benefits of soursop
B. inform the origin of soursop
C. propagate soursop widely
D. tell the flavor of soursop
Soursop is a broadleaf,
flowering, evergreen tree. It is native
to the tropical regions of America
and Caribbean and is widely
propagated.
The fruits are dark green and prickly. Their flesh is juicy, acidic, whitish, and
aromatic. With an aroma similar to a pineapple, the flavor of the fruit is
described as a combination of strawberries and apple with sour citrus flavor.
Interestingly, many parts of the fruit are used medicinally, including the
leaves, fruit and stems. It is also used in cooking and can even be applied to
the skin.
Soursop has high content of antioxidants. Some research shows that
antioxidants could play a role in reducing the risk of several diseases,
including heart disease, cancer and diabetes. Besides, it was able to reduce
tumor size, kill off cancer cells and enhance the activity of the immune
system. Because of the benefits, therefore, soursop is good to be consumed.
Soursop is a broadleaf,
flowering, evergreen tree. It is native
to the tropical regions of America
and Caribbean and is widely
propagated.
CHURROS
Ingredients:
1 cup wheat flour
1 tsp baking powder
a pinch of salt
1 tbsp vegetable oil
1 cup boiling water
2 cups vegetable oil for frying
For coating:
1/4 cup caster/superfine sugar
2 tsp ground cinnamon
Steps:
1. Combine sugar and cinnamon in a shallow bowl, set aside.
2. Mix flour, baking powder and salt in a bowl. Add oil and water and mix
well, until it becomes a thick, gummy batter, like a wet sticky dough, not
thin and watery.
3. Put the dough into a piping bag with a star tip nozzle.
4. Heat the oil
5. Pipe 15cm lengths of dough into the oil, snipping with scissors (snip close
to oil surface to avoid splash).
6. Fry for 2-3 minutes or until golden and crisp, rolling occasionally.
7. Drain the churros onto a plate with paper towel.
8. Roll in sugar cinnamon combination and serve.
35. After reading the text, what can the readers probably get?
A. They will get nothing.
B. They can make churros.
C. They will share the information.
D. They can make a recipe of churros.
CHURROS
Ingredients:
1 cup wheat flour
1 tsp baking powder
a pinch of salt
1 tbsp vegetable oil
1 cup boiling water
2 cups vegetable oil for frying
For coating:
1/4 cup caster/superfine sugar
2 tsp ground cinnamon
Steps:
1. Combine sugar and cinnamon in a shallow bowl, set aside.
2. Mix flour, baking powder and salt in a bowl. Add oil and water and mix
well, until it becomes a thick, gummy batter, like a wet sticky dough, not
thin and watery.
3. Put the dough into a piping bag with a star tip nozzle.
4. Heat the oil
5. Pipe 15cm lengths of dough into the oil, snipping with scissors (snip close
to oil surface to avoid splash).
6. Fry for 2-3 minutes or until golden and crisp, rolling occasionally.
7. Drain the churros onto a plate with paper towel.
8. Roll in sugar cinnamon combination and serve.
36. When should we coat the churros with sugar and cinnamon?
A. Before piping the dough.
B. After making the dough.
C. Before serving it.
D. After frying it.
39. What is probably the writer’s reason in writing the text? He/she wants to ….
A. share his/her experience in studying coronaviruses
B. know the diseases caused by coronaviruses
C. tell about the dangers of coronaviruses
D. give information about coronaviruses
Daddy
You know how much I love you
I need you forever
I'll stay by your side
Daddy oh daddy
I want always please you
But I'll never stop trying
To be your number one
You understand me
You teach me how to pray
And you play the games I love to play
I have no fear
when you are near
You guide me through the darkest night
I love you daddy
You are my hero
and you're always in my dreams
I love you daddy, oh daddy
You are my superstar
40. The cited song above means that the writer’s father is ….
A. his idol
B. his enemy
C. a teacher
D. an actor