NASKAH SOAL TRY OUT UN 3

T.A 2016-2017

BIDANG STUDI : BAHASA INGGRIS

BIMBINGAN BELAJAR
KELAS : XII SMA/MA
GAMA UI WAKTU : 90 Menit

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Part I: Questions 1 to 4 Part II: Questions 5 to 7

Now, listen to a sample question. Directions:
You will hear In this section, you will hear some incomplete
Man : hello Berta, nice to meet you. dialogues followed by five responses spoken in
Woman : nice to meet you too. English. The dialogues and the responses will be
Man : how long have you studied here? spoken just once. They will not be printed in your test
Woman : I’ve studied here for five years, and you? book, so you must listen carefully. You are to choose
Man : three years. the best response to each dialogue. Now, listen to a
Narrator : when did the man begin studying there? sample question.
You will read in your test book: Man : How are you, Fatima?
A. Five years Woman : ……
B. Three years Narrator : What is the best response to the man’s
C. A long time question?
D. Five years ago You will also hear :
E. Three years ago A. He is always with me
B. Pleased to meet you
The best answer to the question is ‘Three years ago’.
C. I hope you are fine
Therefore, you should choose answer E.
D. How do you do?
1. A. Jim is Jack’s friend E. I’m fine, Rudy
B. Jack is the woman’s friend
The best response to the question is ‘I’m fine’, you
C. Jack and Jim have met before
should choose answer E.
D. Jim meets the woman for the first time
E. Jack meets the woman for the first time
5. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
2. A. Her new hat
6. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
B. Her new model
C. Her performance 7. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
D. The model of her hat
E. The color of her hat Part III: Questions 8 to 11

3. A. He was sick In this part of the test, you will hear some
B. He has a wound dialogues or monologues spoken in English. The
C. He was in an accident dialogues or monologues will be spoken twice. They
D. His motorcycle is broken will not be printed in your test book, so you must
E. He was very upset with his motorcycle listen carefully to understand what speakers are
saying. After you listen the dialogue or monologue,
4. A. They are having dinner with John Dalton
look at the five pictures provided in your test book,
B. They are buying a CD of John Dalton
and decide which would be the most suitable one for
C. They are launching a new album
the dialogue or monologue you have heard.
D. They are copying a CD
E. They are selling CDs
8. E.
A. B.

C. D. 11.
A. B.

E.
C. D.

E.
9.
A. B.

Part IV: Questions 12 to 15

Directions:
C. D.
In this part of the test, you will hear several
monologues. Each monologue will be spoken twice.
They will not be printed in your test book, so you
must listen carefully to understand what the speakers
are saying. After you hear the monologue and the
E.
questions about it, read the five possible answers and
decide which one would be the best answer to the
questions you have heard.

12. A. To great her

B. To survey her
10. C. To interview her
A. B. D. To invite her somewhere
E. To inform her a special offer

13. A. A TV broadcast provider

B. A housekeeping service
C. An education software
C. D. E. A training package

14. A. The presenter was an educator

B. The presenter is a housekeeping service
C. The presenter was engaging
D. The topic of the presentation was challenging
E. The short visit of the speaker was memorable
15. A. How to be an effective speaker
B. Future communication media
C. The future of corporation
D. How to be an educator
E. Memorable experience
This text is for questions 16 to 18.
Agatha Cragen
84 School District Board
100 Broadway Lane
New Parklang ,CA, 91010
Dear Mr.Schroeder,
Our principal here at St.Francis High School of
Learning, Arnold G. Putnam, suggested I send this
letter asking for field trip permission by the School
Board.
The students in my ninth grade class have
taken our Introduction to Architecture studies quite
seriously. I mentioned one of my favorite places to
visit in the city, the Queens Museum, which contains a
complete replica of New York City’s architectural
design beneath a glass floor. They were both intrigued
at the possibility of not only viewing the entire city
block by block, but exited about finding their
individual homes. After one of my students suggested
we should go there, I innocently blurted I would look
into it. LOL.
So after speaking with Mr. Putnam, I am
sending this field trip permission letter to your
attention. I have included various booklets about the
museum and its exhibits. I think it would be an
extremely proactive experience for the students. The
museum has exceptional rates for groups and
students. I have already spoken with the museum
director who has offered to give us an additional 10
percent off if i can get approval from the School
District within the next week.
If you need any other information, please feel
free to email (accragen@stfrancislearning.com)
Best regards,
Agatha Cragen
16.What is the letter about?
A. Ninth grade class school trip
B. Proactive experience for the students
C. Field trip permission to School Board
D. Approval from the School District
E. School principal field trip permission
17.What is the destination that will be visited by the
students?
A. Architecture studies
B. Queens Museum
C. New York City’s architectural design
D. The entire city block by block
E. Student’s individual homes
18.According to the letter, we know that Mr.
Schroeder is a...
A. St. Francis High School of Learning principal
B. Teacher of St. Francis High School
C. School District official
D. School Board official
E. Student of St. Francis High School
This text is for questions 19 to 21
Spain’s industry minister, Jose Manuel Soria, on
Monday denied his involvement in an offshore
company revealed by the Panama Papers, after two
Spanish news outlets said they had documents
proving he headed the offshore firm with his brother.
“I totally deny that i have anything to do with any
company based in Panama, or any other tax haven,”
Soria said after TV channel La Sexta said the minister
had briefly administrated in 1992 the offshore
company UK Lines Limited based in the Bahamas.
La Sexta and online newspaper El Confidencial said
Soria’s name was replaced in the papers by that of his
brother Luis Albertio Soria after a letter was sent to
law firm Mossack Fonseca claiming an error had been
made.
Soria is among scores of public figures worldwide
who have been linked to 11.5 million leaked
documents from Panamanian law firm Mossack
Fonseca, which specializes in setting up offshore
companies.
The minister said he had told his lawyer to contact
Panamanian authorities to determine if his name had
actually appeared on the papers.
Politicans from all parties, currently struggling to
form a coalition to head the next government after
inconclusive elevtions in December, have called for
Soria’s resignation.
“The example to follow is Iceland’s Prime Minister
Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson,” Socialist leader
Pedro Sanchez tweeted, referring to the premier’s
decision to step down last week after documents
linked him to an offshore company.
 Soria’s ruling People’s Party (PP) has been plagued
by a string of corruption scandals, pushing graft to the
top of the political agenda and sending millions of
voters looking for alternatives to the traditional two-
party system.
Other public figures linked to the Panama papers
by the Spanish press include FC Barcelona player
Lionel Messi, Oscan-winning film director Pedro
Almodovar and Literature Nobel Prize-winner Mario
Vargas Llosa. They have all denied wrongdoing
19.What is the news talking about?
A. The replacement of Jose Manuel Soria name
by that of his brother Luis Alberto Soria
B. Panama Papers’ revealing of the Jose Manuel
Soria’s involvement in an offshore company
C. The refusal of Jose Manuel Soria’s involvement
in an offshore company
D. The calling for Jose Manuel Soria’s resignation
from the governmental line
E. The Jose Manuel Soria corruption scandals
20.From which are the documents leaked?
A. Panama papers
B. Tv channel La Sexta
C. Online newspaper El Confidencial
D. Panamanian authorities
E. Law firm Mossack Fonseca
21.What can be inferred from the news above?
A. There was a relationship betreen Spain’s
industry minister Jose Manuel Soria and
Iceland’s Prime Minister Sigmundur David
Gunnlaugsson
B. All the companies’ names and personal names
listed in Panama Papers for being involved in
offshore company were fake
C. Mass media had important roles in revealing
fact which public needed to know about the
wrongdoing done by many companies and
personals
D. Law firm Mossack Fonseca should have been
warned about the leaked documents
concerning to the involvement of many
companies and personals in offshore
companies
E. Jose Manuel Soria finally resigned from his
position as Spain’s industry minister for being
ashamed to be involved in an offshore
company
This is for questions 22 to 24
Wheat was first domesticated in the Middle East,
in the area known as the Cradle of Civilization near
what is now Iraq. Domesticating this reliable, versatile
stable food was key to the development of
agriculture.
Wheat grows well in temperate climates, even
those with a short growing season. Today, the largest
wheat producers are China, India, the United States,
Russia, and France.
The majority of breads are made with wheat flour.
Wheat flour is also used in pasta, pastries, crackers,
breakfast cereals, and noodles. Starting in the 19 th
century, wheat joined corn as a popular ingridient for
making tortillas. Wheat can be crushed into bulgur,
which has a high nutritional value and is often used in
soups and pastries in the Middle East.
22.What is meant by “those with a short growing
season”?
A. The area where wheat can grow very fast
B. The season which is influenced by the climate
of an area
C. The area where there is only a short time
provided to grow the wheat
D. The season which influences the growth of the
wheat
E. The land fertility to grow the wheat
23.The following are the result product of wheat,
except...
A. Breads D. Pudding
B. Pasta E. Noodles
C. Cereals
24.Which is not the wheat largest producer?
A. China D. U.K.
B. U.S. E. Russia
C. India
This text is for questions 25 and 26
Despite the fact that you can’t build equity renting
offers you the most freedom and flexibility, especially
if you are on a month-to-month lease.
Advantages
 No Maintenance Is Required. If the garbage
disposal breaks or you need a plumber, getting
maintenance is as easy as calling the
superintendent.
 It’s Easier to Move. If you are not settled into your
career or could have an opportunity to relocate in
the near future, it is much easier to switch to a
month-to-month lease or sublet than it is to sell
your home.
 You Can Avoid Owning a Depreciating Asset.
While homes price have stabilized and are rising
in most housing markets, there’s no guarantee
that your home will increase in value over time.
Disadvantages
 Your Monthly Payment Can Increase. Rents have
been rising in many cities, so you may be facing an
increase in your monthly housing payment as
soon as your current lease ends.
 You Don’t Build Equity. When you rent, your
housing payment provides you with a place to
live, but will not provide you with an asset to sell
when you are ready to move.
 You Don’s Receive Tax Benefits. Homeowners can
deduct their mortgage interest payments and
their property taxes from their federal income tax,
which reduces the final cost of homeownership.
Renters cannot deduct any of their housing
expenses.
 You Can’t Paint or Remodel without the Owner’s
Approval. While some landlords are kind enough
to let you paint your apartment, you’ll have to get
their permission and consult on the color. If you
want to make other changes or upgrade an
appliance you’ll have to put in a request with your
landlord or apartment manager.
25.The following are the disadvantages of renting
house, except...
A. The increasing of the payment
B. Not receiving tax benefits
C. Not able to remodel without the owner’s
approval
D. Maintenance requirement
E. Not building an equity
26.What can be best inferred from the text?
A. Renting house offers freedom and flexibility
B. Despite the advantages offered by renting
house, there are also disadvantages
concerning to it
C. Renting house is only suitable for those who
are on a month-to-month lease
D. It is more suggested to have our own house as
there are more disadvantages in renting the
house
E. There is a balance between advantages and
disadvantages in both renting the house and
buying it
This text is for questions 27 to 30
Eva Peron served as Argentina’s First lady from
1946 to 1952.  Eva Peron or ‘Evita’ became a powerful
political figure with a large support base amongst the
poor and working class trade union members. She
inspired millions with her campaigns to help the poor
and give women the right to vote. To her supporters
she was a saint who strove to overcome poverty and
injustice. To her detractors (in the nation’s military
and bourgeoisie) she was a controversial figure at the
heart of Argentinean politics.
Eva Peron was born in rural poverty in a town
called Los Toldos. She was the illegitimate daughter of
a failed land owner. Aged fifteen, she left her rural
home to go to Buenos Aires where she hoped to
pursue her theatrical career. Aided by her natural
beauty she gained work in the theatre. In Buenos
Aires she also began campaigning for women to be
given the vote and to deal with the widespread
poverty endemic in Argentina.
She caught the eye of prominent politician, Juan
Domingo Peron, and in 1945 they were married and
six months later she became President Peron’s first
lady. As the president’s wife she took a high profile in
campaigning for issues such as women’s rights and for
the improvement of the descamisados (shirtless) i.e.
the very poor.
Her high profile, beauty and concern for the poor
galvanized the nation. The dispossessed saw her as a
savior. The military and upper echelons of society saw
her as a threat. They criticized her professed concern
for the poor as a way to gain support for her
President. Others have criticized the regime of Juan
Peron for having fascist tendencies – though these
remain controversial.
Her supporters dispute these assertions of her
enemies, arguing the military and political opponents
were merely trying to tarnish her image.
In 1952 she was given the title of ‘spiritual chief of
the nation’. Six months later, in 1952, she died
tragically young from cancer. In 1955, Juan Peron was
overthrown by a military coup, they took her body
and had it interned in a Milanese grave under the
name of a nun. They feared her legacy would provide
a point of opposition to the military regime. In 1973,
Juan Peron returned to Argentina to begin a third
term as president after the military regime were
overthrown. Eva Peron’s body was returned in
November 1974
Her life was made into a hit musical – Evita by
Andrew Lloyd Weber and Tim Rice. In
1995, Madonna starred as Evita in a high profile
screen version.
Eva Peron remains an important symbol of
emancipation, especially for women in Latin America.
She was one of the first women to create a lasting
political / humanitarian legacy. Christina Fernandez,
the first female elected President of Argentina, claims
that women of her generation owe a debt to Eva for
“her example of passion and combativeness”.
27.How long did Eva become Argentina’s first lady?
A. Six years D. D. two terms
B. Seven years E. Since 1945
C. Three times
28.Why was Eva admitted as a controversial figure?
A. Because she was the illegitimate daughter of a
failed land owner
B. As she was the first lady striving for helping the
poor and giving women the right to vote
C. Since she was the first lady who was not
included in Argentina nation’s military and
bourgeoisie
D. For she concerned for the poor supporting her
while nation’s military and bourgeoisie saw her
as a threat
E. Due to her background as an theatrical artist
having no political education as the first lady
29.“Her high profile, beauty and concern for the poor
galvanised the nation.”
The word “galvanised” is synonymous with
A. Attracted D. Supported
B. United E. Struggled
C. Moved
30.It can be implied that Eva’s emancipation was
caused by...
A. Her beauty
B. Her talent
C. Her background
D. Her education
E. Her husband
This text is for questions 31 to 33
Those with bipolar disorder often describe their
experience as being on an emotional roller coaster.
Cycling up and down between strong emotions can
keep a person from having a “normal” life. The
emotions, thoughts and behavior of a person with
bipolar disorder are often experienced as beyond
one’s control. Friends, co-workers and family may
sometimes intervene to try and help protect their
interests and health. This makes the condition
exhausting not only for the sufferer, but for those in
contact with her or him as well.
Bipolar cycling can either be rapid or slow over
time. Those who experience rapid cycling can go
between depression and mania as often as a few
times a week (some even cycle within the same day).
Most people with bipolar disorder are of the slow
cycling type — they experience long periods of being
up (“high” or manic phase) and of being down (“low”
or depressive phase). Researchers do not yet
understand why some people cycle more quickly than
others.
Living with bipolar disorder can be challenging in
maintaining a regular lifestyle. Manic episodes can
lead to family conflict or financial problems, especially
when the person with bipolar disorder appears to
behave erratically and irresponsibly without reason.
During the manic phase, people often become
impulsive and act aggressively. This can result in high-
risk behavior, such as repeated intoxication,
extravagant spending and risky sexual behavior.
During severe manic or depressed episodes, some
people with bipolar disorder may have symptoms that
overwhelm their ability to deal with everyday life, and
even reality. This inability to distinguish reality from
unreality results in psychotic symptoms such as
hearing voices, paranoia, visual hallucinations, and
false beliefs of special powers or identity. They may
have distressing periods of great sadness alternating
with euphoric optimism (a “natural high”) and/or rage
that is not typical of the person during periods of
wellness. These abrupt shifts of mood interfere with
reason, logic and perception to such a drastic degree
that those affected may be unaware of the need for
help. However, if left untreated, bipolar disorder can
seriously affect nearly every aspect of a person’s life.
31.“...may have symptoms that overwhelm their
ability to deal with everyday life, and even reality”
The word “overwhelm” in the passage can be best
replace by...
A. Overcome D. Simplify
B. Face E. Resist
C. Comprise
32.What is the topic of paragraph 2?
A. The span of bipolar cycling
B. How rapid the bipolar cycling is
C. The bipolar cycling type
D. The time between depression and mania
E. The tendency of bipolar cycling
33.The following is the example of instability to
distinguish reality from unreality. Exept...
A. Hearing voices
B. Paranoia
C. Visual hallucinations
D. False beliefs of special powers.
E. Special identify
The text is for questions 34 to 36
In the average U.S. city, there are more tanning
salons than Starbucks. More than 1 million people
visit them every day. But sitting under tanning-bed
lights increases the risk of skin cancer, especially in
children. Now, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
have proposed a new rule that would prevent anyone
under the age of 18 from indoor tanning.
Almost one-third of all white, non-Hispanic, high-
school girls in the United States have used a tanning
salon in the past year. The salon’s light bulbs emit
ultraviolet (UV) radiation that leaves users with a sun-
kissed glow. Sunlight contains the same wavelengths.
Indeed, the sun's UV radiation is responsible for
natural tanning — and sunburns. But the lamps used
by tanning beds can expose skin to 10 times as much
of this radiation, per minute, as natural sunlight can.
And studies have shown that people who start
tanning when they’re young can increase their risk of
skin cancer by 75 percent. The biggest concern is the
cancer known as melanoma (Mel-ah-NO-mah). It’s
especially deadly.
That’s why the FDA wants to limit the amount of
ultraviolet radiation to which children are exposed.
Sophie Balk thinks that’s a really good thing. She’s a
pediatrician at the Children’s Hospital at Montefiore
in Bronx, N.Y. “We have information that the younger
you start and the more you tan, the higher the risk [of
skin cancer],” says Balk. And, she adds, research
suggests that “as a young person, your skin may be
more susceptible to the effects of these harmful rays.”
FDA published its new proposal on December 22.
The restrictions would be similar to those banning the
sale of cigarettes to children, says Jerod Stapleton.
He’s a prevention scientist at the Rutgers Cancer
Institute of New Jersey in New Brunswick. He studies
how people’s behavior can affect their risk of certain
diseases. And when it comes to UV radiation and skin
cancer, the answer is clear, he says: “There’s really no
such thing as a safe tan.”
Skin cancer can cause disfiguring damage or even
death. But in many cases it’s entirely preventable.
That’s where the FDA restriction on tanning comes in.
“I see it as the same way we think about cigarettes or
alcohol use: Tanning has health implications,”
Stapleton says. “We protect minors from harmful
things and I think that’s what this is doing.”
Sixteen states, as well as many cities and counties,
have created various forms of tanning-salon
restrictions for kids under 18. But the proposed FDA
rule would create a national policy. It would prohibit
tanning-salon visits everywhere in the country by
anyone under 18. Right now, it’s just a proposal.
People have three months to send comments to the
FDA. After that, the agency could turn the proposal
into a final rule, enforceable by law.
34.What is the main idea of the passage above?
A. The danger of using tanning beds
B. The more popularity of tanning beds use than
natural tanning
C. The restriction released by FDA concerning to
the use of tanning beds
D. The relationship between the use of tanning
beds and the risk of cancer
E. The youth awareness of the tanning beds
danger
35.Why is the younger the people start using indoor
tanning the riskier they get skin cancer?
A. As lamps used by tanning beds can expose skin
to 10 times than natural sunlight
B. Since their skin may be more susceptible to the
effect of the rays
C. Owing to the length they use the tanning beds
D. For their skin will be more tan
E. Due to their use or unsafe tanning beds
36.From the statement “there are more tanning
salons than Starbucks”, we can conclude that...
 A. Starbucks should provide better service that
more people want to go there
B. People are not interested more to hang out
with their friends
C. More businessmen think that beauty business
is more beneficial
D. People pay more attention to their beauty and
performance
E. Tanning salons are more beneficial business
than Starbucks

This text is for questions 37 and 38

39.“includes a $70 tax-deductible contribution to
The mother giraffe gives birth standing up, so the
BCP”
first thing that happens to a new-born giraffe is a fall
The word “deductible” means...
of about two meters.
A. Obligated
Still dazed, the baby tries to stand up on its four
B. Able to be subtracted
legs, but its mother behaves very strangely: she gives
C. Given
the baby giraffe a gentle kick which sends it sprawling.
D. Paid in installments
It tries to get up and is again knocked down.
E. Freed
This process is repeated several times, until the
40.What entertainment will the invitee get?
new-born giraffe is too exhausted to stand. At that
A. Bucks County Playhouse
point, the mother kicks it again, forcing it to get to its
B. Farewell to Jed Bernstein
feet. After that, she does not push the baby giraffe
C. Meet Me in St. Louis
over again.
D. Farewell Revue
The explanation is simple: in order to survive
E. Logan Inn
predators, the first lesson a giraffe must learn is to get
to its feet quickly.
This teks is for questions 41 to 43
In addition to cereal grains, roots and tubers are
37.“Still dazed, the baby tries to stand up on its four
common food staples, particularly in tropical regions.
legs”
Yams are an important food in the rain forests of
The word “dazed” has the same meaning as...
West Africa. They are most commonly peeled, boiled,
A. Weak D. No power
and pounded into a pulp to make a dough called fufu.
B. Uncontrolled E. Stressed
Cassava, also known as manioc, is a food staple for
C. Confused
more than 500 million people. This tuber originated in
the Amazon rain forest of South America, and was
38.What is the moral value of the story?
introduced into West Africa in the 16th century. Now,
A. Mother should educate her children very well
cassava is important to the diets of many people in
B. Sometimes, in order to teach something good,
Latin America and Africa.
you have to be a little rough
Taro is a staple food on some of the Pacific islands,
C. The important thing to learn for a baby is
such as Hawaii, Fiji, and New Caledonia, and also in
standing on its own feet
West Africa. The Hawaiian national dish, poi, is a thick
D. Having strong legs is the most essential
paste made from taro that has been boiled, mashed,
capability that must be had
and fermented.
E. Success can be achieved from doing something
Potatoes are native to the cold climate of the
repeatedly
Andes Mountains. They were the food staple of the
Inca Empire in the 15th and 16th centuries.
Introduced to Europe by explorers of the 16th
This teks is for questions 39 and 40
century, potatoes are now a food staple in Europe and
parts of the Americas. The leading potato producers
are China, Russia, India, the United States, and
Ukraine.
41.What is the text talking about?
A. Food stables in tropical regions
B. West Africa food stables
C. The way to serve the food staples
D. Roots and tubers as food staples
E. The most important food in the rain forest
42.The following are included as roots and tubers,
except...
A. Yams D. Taro
B. Fufu E. Potatoes
C. Manioc
43.Where does poi come from?
A. West Africa
B. Latin America
C. Hawaii
D. Andes Mountains
E. South America
This text is for questions 44 and 45
A jobless man applied for the position of
‘office boy’ at a very big company.
The employer interviewed him, then a test:
clean the floor.
“You are hired.” – the employer said. “Give
me your email address, and I’ll send you the
application to fill, as well as when you will start.”
The man replied, “I don’t have a computer,
neither an email.”
“I’m sorry,” said the employer, “if you don’t
have an email that means you do not exist. And who
doesn’t exist, cannot have the job.”
The man left with no hope. He didn’t know
what to do, with only $10 USD in his pocket.
He then decided to go to the supermarket,
bought a 10kg tomato crate, then sold the tomatoes
door to door. In less than two hours, he succeeded
and doubled his capital.
He repeated the operation 3 times and
returned home with $60 USD. The man realized that
he could survive by this way, and started to go
everyday earlier, and returned late. Thus, his money
doubled or tripled everyday. Shortly later, he bought a
cart, then a truck, and then he had his own fleet of
delivery vehicles.
Five years later, the man’s company was one
of the biggest food retailers. He started to plan his
family’s future, and decided to have a life insurance.
He called an insurance broker and chose a
protection plan. When the conversation was
concluded, the broker asked him his email. The man
replied: “I don’t have an email.”
The broker replied curiously, “You don’t have
an email, and yet have succeeded to build an empire.
Do you imagine what you could have done if you had
an email?”
The man paused for a while, and replied: “An office
boy!”
44.What can be learnt from the story?
A. Always take the chances in front of us
B. Never give up
C. Technology is the most important thing today
D. There will not be a second chance
E. Our success depends on our own effort
45.What did the man do at first that he could own his
own company?
A. He applied for the position of ‘office boy’ at a
very big company
B. He was not accepted because he did not have
email
C. He decided to go to the supermarket with only
$10 USD in his pocket
D. He bought a 10kg tomato crate and sold it
door to door
E. He succeeded and doubled his capital in less
than two hours
Questions 46 to 48 are based on the following cloze
text
Cacao pods are harvested by cutting them
from the tree using a machete, or by knocking them
off the tree using a stick. The beans with their
surrounding pulp are ...(46)... from the pods and
placed in piles or bins, allowing access to micro-
organisms so fermentation of the pectin-containing
material can begin. Yeasts produce ethanol, lactic acid
bacteria produce lactic acid, and acetic acid bacteria
produce acetic acid. The fermentation process, which
takes up to seven days, also produces several flavor
precursors, eventually resulting in the familiar
chocolate taste.
 It is important to harvest the pods when they 6. He literally climbs on her back, reaches his
are fully ripe, because if the pod is unripe, the beans arms around her "waist", either just in front of
will have a low cocoa butter content, or sugars in the the hind legs, just behind the front legs, or
white pulp will be insufficient for fermentation, even around the head.
resulting in a weak flavor. After fermentation, the A. 2-3-1-6-5-4 D. 2-1-6-5-3-4
beans must be ....(47).... dried to prevent mold B. 2-6-1-3-4-5 E. 2-6-3-1-5-4
growth. Climate and weather permitting, this is done C. 2-3-6-4-1-5
by spreading the beans out in the sun from five to
seven days. 50.Rearange the following sentences into the correct
and meaningfull paragraph
The dried beans are then transported to a 1. There are also tropical lobsters that are widely
chocolate manufacturing facility. The beans are consumed,
cleaned (removing twigs, stones, and other debris), 2. as well as brackish environments and even
roasted, and graded. Next, the shell of each bean is freshwater
removed to ....(48)....the nib. Finally, the nibs are 3. The lobsters that most people know from their
ground and liquefied, resulting in pure chocolate in dinner plates are the American and European
fluid form: chocolate liquor. The liquor can be further clawed lobsters Homarus americanus and
processed into two components: cocoa solids and Homarus gammarus
cocoa butter. 4. Lobsters are ten-legged crustaceans closely
related to shrimp and crabs
46.Aplikasi 5. These are cold water species that live on either
A. Crooked D. D. Croped sides of the northern Atlantic Ocean
B. Vanished E. Removed 6. These benthic, or bottom-dwelling, creatures
C. Covered are found in all of the world’s oceans,
47.Aplikasi 7. but these are generally clawless varieties
A. Slowly D. Wholly called spiny and slipper lobsters.
B. Generally E. Commonly A. 3-1-5-4-6-7-2 D. 3-5-4-7-1-6-2
C. Quickly B. 3-5-4-1-7-6-2 E. 3-5-1-7-4-6-2
48.Aplikasi C. 3-4-6-5-1-7-2
A. Extract D. Extracted
B. Extracts E. Extraction
C. Extracting

49.Rearange the following sentences into the correct

and meaningful paragraph!

1. Usually, it occurs in the water, though some

species, like the bufos on the right mate on
land or even in trees!
2. When Frogs mate, the male frog tends to clasp
the female underneath in an embrace called
amplexus.
3. Amplexus can last several days!
4. Many species of frogs are known for
attempting to mate with anything that moves
which isn't small enough to eat!
5. While in some cases, complicated courting
behavior occurs before mating.
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1. D 11 D 21 C 31. E 41 D
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2. A 12 E 22 A 32. B 42 C
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3. C 13 A 23 D 33. D 43 C
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4. B 14 C 24 D 34. A 44 E
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5. C 15 B 25 D 35. B 45 D
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6. D 16 C 26 C 36. D 46 D
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7. E 17 B 27 A 37. C 47 D
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8. C 18 D 28 C 38. B 48 A
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9. A 19 B 29 D 39. B 49 C
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10 E 20 E 30 C 40. C 50 B
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