Choose A, B, C, D or E for the correct answer.

Listening Section A
 1. A. She failed her test.
B. Her friend got sick.
C. She has made a mistake to her friend.
D. Her friend kept silent all the time.
E. Her friend didn’t do as she had promised.
 2. A. His birthday party.
B. His sister’s birthday party.
C. His friend’s birthday party.
D. His school’s anniversary.
E. His company’s anniversary.
3. A. Because it changed its form every three years.
B. Because if someone fell down on the hill, he/she would live for only three years more.
C. Because if someone climbed the hill, he/she would get rich for three years.
D. Because if someone fell down on the hill, he/she would get rich for three years.
E. Because if someone fell down on the hill, not more than three years later he would get rich.
 4. A. A dead rabbit.
B. A colorful rabbit.
C. A rabbit passed by.
D. A rabbit which could talk.
E. A rabbit which suddenly disappeared.
 5. A. He should fast for six years.
B. He should fast for three years.
C. He should let himself fall six times.
D. He should let himself fall two times.
E. He should live on the hill for three years.

Choose A, B, C, D or E for the correct answer.

Listening Section B
 1. A. Her cat died.
B. Her cat disappeared.
C. Her cat was sick.
D. She forgot to feed her cat.
E. She was not allowed to buy a cat.
 2. A. The skirt has blue dots.
B. The girl likes the blue skirt very much.
C. The skirt was a gift from the girl’s grandpa.
D. The person giving the girl the skirt has passed away.
E. The boy has seen the girl wearing the skirt more than once.
 3. A. The first son. B. The second son.
C. The third son. D. The fourth son.
E. The youngest son.
 4. A. He didn’t forget his father.
B. He breathed life into the warrior’s flesh.
C. He had found the best medicine for the warrior.
D. He tried to find the warrior in the battle camp.
E. He sacrificed himself to allow the warrior to live.
 5. A. Two. B. Three.
C. Four. D. Five.
E. Six.

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Tape Script for Review Unit I Version B
This dialog is for question 1.
Boy : Why do you look sad?
Girl : Mirna kept silent all the time. I think she was angry with me.
Boy : Why do you have such an opinion?
Girl : Well, she had never done this to me before. She always talked with me about anything. Maybe I have
made a mistake without realizing it.
Boy : Well, I think it is better for you to ask her directly, and ask for forgiveness if you have made a mistake.
Question:
1. What makes the girl sad?

This dialog is for question 2.

Man : Is it the fruity cake Nita has ordered for our company’s anniversary?
Woman : Yes.
Man : I love seeing it. Very beautiful. I want to order one for my sister’s birthday party next month.
Woman : Thank you. O.K. I’ll be waiting for your order.
Question:
2. What does the man want to order the cake for?

This text is for questions 3 to 5.

Once upon a time, there was a hill called “3-Year Hill” in a small village. According to traditions, if someone
fell down on this hill, he could only live for 3 years more. That’s why, the hill was called 3-year hill.
One day, an old man went up the hill. Suddenly a rabbit passed by him. He was so surprised that he fell
down. Then, he got sick because he worried too much about it. While he was sick, a little boy came to him and
told him, “Please don’t worry too much, because if you fall down on the hill, you can live for only three years
more, but if you fall down two times, you can live for six years more.” Hearing this, the old man went to the hill
and tried to fall down all day. Since then, he got cured and lived happily after.
Adopted from: http://blog.dinolingo.com/2011/08/13/popular-korean-folktales-short-stories-for-kids-in-korea-with-video/
(September 8, 2012)
Questions:
3. Why was the hill called “3-Year Hill”?
4. What made the man surprised?
5. What should the man do to live for six years?

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 Review Unit I
Version B
Mata Pelajaran : Bahasa Inggris Semester : 2 (dua)
: 1 (satu) Tanggal : ....
Kelas : XI : ....

Nama Nomor Induk

Kelas Tanda Tangan

I. Choose A, B, C, D or E for the correct answer.

B. Reading Section
A. Listening Section
This text is for questions 6 to 8.
 1. A. She failed her test.
B. Her friend got sick. Dear Arnetta,
C. She has made a mistake to her friend. Please accept my sincere condolences on the
D. Her friend kept silent all the time. passing of your dear father, Mr. Harrison. I am so
E. Her friend didn’t do as she had promised. sorry about your loss.
 2. A. His birthday party. Although I never met your father, I know how
B. His sister’s birthday party. much he meant to you. Through your stories of his
C. His friend’s birthday party. frugality, his love of nature and his loving support
D. His school’s anniversary. for you, I feel as though I knew him. I know he was
E. His company’s anniversary. a fine man and that his absence will be felt by
many people.
3. A. Because it changed its form every three
years. When my father died, it gave me a good
B. Because if someone fell down on the hill, feeling to talk with people about him. I would enjoy
he/she would live for only three years more. hearing more about your father and his life if you
C. Because if someone climbed the hill, he/she would like to share memories when we get
would get rich for three years. together. In the meantime, I will be thinking of you
D. Because if someone fell down on the hill, and your family.
he/she would get rich for three years. With deep sympathy,
E. Because if someone fell down on the hill,
not more than three years later he would Rossy
get rich.
Adopted from:
 4. A. A dead rabbit. http://www.businesswritingblog.com/business_writing/writing_condol
ences/ (September 10, 2012)
B. A colorful rabbit.
C. A rabbit passed by.  6. What is paragraph two about?
D. A rabbit which could talk. A. Rossy’s experience with Arnetta’s father.
E. A rabbit which suddenly disappeared. B. Rossy’s expressions of condolence.
C. Rossy’s opinion of Arnetta’s father.
 5. A. He should fast for six years.
D. Rossy’s advice to Arnetta.
B. He should fast for three years.
E. Rossy’s offer of help.
C. He should let himself fall six times.
D. He should let himself fall two times.  7. Which of the following is NOT TRUE based on
E. He should live on the hill for three years. the text?
A. Mr. Harrison loved nature.
This is the end of the listening section B. Rossy’s father had died already.
C. Rossy never talked about his father.
D. Rossy never met Arnetta’s father.
E. Rossy knew Mr. Harrison from Arnetta’s
story.

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8. What does Rossy offer Arnetta to do?
A. To help Arnetta forget her father.
B. To talk with Rossy about her father.
C. To help Arnetta talk to people about her
father.
D. To accompany Arnetta during her difficult
times.
E. To talk with Rossy about their sweet
memories.
This text is for questions 9 and 10.
Thank you for buying the medicine. You can
see the proof of its healing effect. However, I’d like to
remind you of what Mr. Joy has said, that you should
keep this medicine out of children’s reach. It is not
suitable for them. It may make their skin burn.
 9. What has the speaker just done before telling the
text?
A. He/she has sold the medicine.
B. He/she has taken the medicine.
C. He/she has given the sample of the
medicine.
D. He/she has explained how the medicine
works.
E. He/she has explained the bad effect of
medicine.
10. What should people NOT do based on the text?
A. Rub the medicine to skin.
B. Give the medicine to children.
C. Keep the medicine in a dry place.
D. Keep the medicine in the refrigerator.
E. Take the medicine before having meals.
This text is for questions 11 to 14.
Able Fable was a miserable old man, who was
always worried that someone would break into his
house and steal all his money. Each night before he
would go to sleep, he would lock his wallet in a safe
located near his bed so that if anyone were to try to
rob him, they would have to wake him up to do it.
Unfortunately, on the night that Able died he had only
placed the wallet on the table near the safe without
locking it up. Before his death, Able said to his family
and friends that none of them were to touch his home
or his money and he said that anyone who came near
his safe and wallet would be greeted by his ghost and
be scared away. Following Able’s death the family
decided that the money in the Fable house was not
doing any good if not used, so they went into the
home to get it.
Able’s oldest son decided to make the first
attempt. He opened the door and went in, he saw
Able’s wallet on the table and reached for it.
Immediately he heard a voice say, “I am the ghost of
Able Fable, put the money back on the table!”
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The voice scared the son so much that he ran
from the room and out the door, screaming, “I heard
the voice of a ghost!”
The oldest daughter in disbelief decided she
would make her way into Able’s room. She entered
and reached for the wallet.
She then heard the voice say, “I am the ghost of
Able Fable, put the money back on the table!”
The daughter was so scared that she dropped the
wallet and ran from the room screaming, “I heard the
voice of a ghost!”
The youngest son decided to make his attempt at
getting the money. When he entered the room and
reached for the wallet, he also heard the voice say,
“I am the ghost of Able Fable, put the money back on
the table!”
The youngest son decided that he was not easily
scared and replied, “Well, I am the ghost of the most
famous thief in this town and the money is going to
stay in my pocket!”
The youngest son took all the money and the
ghost of Able Fable was never heard from again!
Adapted from:
http://www.boyscouttrail.com/content/story/ghost_of_able_fable-
1068.asp (August 13, 2012)
11. What is the purpose of the text?
A. To tell the readers the news of the day.
B. To describe something step by step.
C. To describe something in general.
D. To entertain the readers.
E. To persuade the readers that something is
the case.
12. Where did Able Fable usually put his money?
A. In a safe near his bed.
B. In an iron cupboard in his room.
C. In a hidden cupboard in his room.
D. In a safe hidden on his room wall.
E. In a wallet he brought everywhere.
13. How did the youngest son succeed?
A. He used a stick to take it.
B. He entered his father’s room silently.
C. He pretended to be the ghost of a thief.
D. He pretended to be the ghost of a police.
E. He pretended as if his father had been alive.
14. What can we learn from the story?
A. We should not be greedy.
B. We should be brave.
C. We should not be stingy.
D. We should be humble.
E. We should be willing to sacrifice ourselves.
15. I heard him ________ the door very carefully.
A. closed B. closing
C. to close D. have closed
E. were closing
16. Ina : When ________ with the project?
 Titin : By this time next year. “Don’t you have anything else but boy-meat? No
A. will we finish (19) ________?” asked Tommy.
B. will we be finishing “Ah, I love pudding,” says Mrs. Miacca. “But it’s
C. will we be finished not often I get pudding.”
D. will we have finished “Let me tell you. My mother is making a pudding
E. have we been finishing this very day,” said Tommy Grimes, “and I am sure
she’d give you some, if I ask her. Shall I run and
For questions 17 to 20, complete the text with the
(20) ________ some?”
correct words.
“Now, that’s a thoughtful boy,” said Mrs. Miacca,
Mr. Miacca “only don’t be long and be sure to be back for supper.”
Tommy Grimes was sometimes a good boy, So off Tommy went and became as good as he
sometimes a bad boy. When he was a bad boy, he could be, and never went round the corner of the
was a very bad boy. His mother used to say to him, street.
”Tommy, Tommy, be a good boy, and don’t go out Adapted from: Joseph Jacobs, English Fairy Tales, the
onto the street, or else Mr. Miacca, the giant, will Pennsylvania State University, 2005
catch you.”, but still he would go out onto the street. inmce.ucoz.ru/_ld/0/94_English-Fairy-T.pdf (August 1, 2012)
One day, sure enough, he had scarcely got round the 17. A. catch B. greet
corner, when Mr. Miacca did (17) ________ him and C. chase D. eat
popped him into a bag upside down, and took him off E. invite
to his house.
When Mr. Miacca got Tommy inside, he pulled 18. A. it B. him
him out of the bag and set him down and felt his arms C. her D. me
and legs. “You’re rather tough,” he said, “but you’re all E. them
I’ve got for supper and you’ll not taste bad boiled, but 19. A. herbs B. chocolate
oh what a pity! I’ve forgotten the herbs, and you’ll C. pudding D. supper
taste bitter without herbs. “Sally! Here, I say, Sally!” E. breakfast
and he called Mrs. Miacca.
So Mrs. Miacca came out of another room and 20. A. find B. get
said, “What do you want, my dear?” C. buy D. put
“Oh, here’s a little boy for supper,” said E. make
Mr. Miacca “and I’ve forgotten the herbs. Mind him,
will you, while I go for (18) ________.” II. Write a story.
“All right, my love,” said Mrs. Miacca, and off he Share your work with the class.
went.
Tommy was very afraid. He prayed to God
silently. Then, he got an idea. He said to Mrs. Miacca,
“Does Mr. Miacca always have little boys for supper?”

Kunci Review Unit I

“Mostly, my dear,” said Mrs. Miacca, “if little boys
are bad enough and get in his way.” Version B

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I. Pilihan Ganda
A. Listening Section
 1. D. Dalam percakapan anak perempuan
itu mengatakan, ”Mirna kept silent all the
time.” ketika anak laki-laki itu bertanya
kepadanya alasan ia terlihat sedih. Pilihan
jawaban (A), (B), dan (E) salah karena tidak
sesuai dengan percakapan, sedangkan
pilihan jawaban (C) salah karena baru
dugaan anak perempuan itu, bukan hal yang
menyebabkan ia sedih.
 2. B. Pilihan jawaban (B) benar karena
sesuai dengan kalimat ”I want to order one
for my sister’s birthday party next month.”.
Jadi, laki-laki itu ingin memesan kue untuk
ulang tahun saudara perempuannya.
 3. B. Dalam teks terdapat kalimat
”According to traditions, if someone fell down
on this hill, he could live for only 3 years
more.”. Jadi, bukit itu dinamai ’3-Year Hill’
karena jika seseorang jatuh dari atasnya, ia
hanya dapat hidup selama 3 tahun, sesuai
dengan pilihan jawaban (B).
 4. C. Pilihan jawaban (C) benar karena
sesuai dengan kalimat ”Suddenly a rabbit
passed by him. He was so surprised that he
fell down.” yang artinya ”Tiba-tiba seekor
kelinci melewatinya. Ia sangat terkejut dan
jatuh.”.
 5. D. Jawaban disimpulkan dari kalimat
anak laki-laki itu, ”. . . but if you fall down two
times, you can live for six years.”. Jadi, untuk
dapat hidup selama 6 tahun, ia harus
membiarkan dirinya jatuh dua kali, sesuai
pilihan jawaban (D).
B. Reading Section
 6. C. Paragraf ini diawali dengan kalimat
”Although I never met your father, I know how
much he meant to you.”. Kalimat ini
merupakan pendapat Rossy. Kalimat-kalimat
selanjutnya juga mengenai pendapat Rossy
mengenai ayah Arnetta. Jadi, gagasan utama
paragraf ini adalah pendapat Rossy
mengenai ayah Arnetta, sesuai dengan
pilihan jawaban (C).
 7. C. Pilihan jawaban (C) benar karena
untuk soal tentang pernyataan yang salah
tidak sesuai dengan kalimat ”When my father
died, it gave me a good feeling to talk with
people about him.”. Jadi, Rossy merasa lebih
baik ketika bercerita mengenai ayahnya
kepada orang lain. Pilihan jawaban (A) dan
(E) salah karena sesuai dengan kalimat
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”Through your stories of his frugality, his love
of nature, and his loving support for you, I feel
as though I knew him.”, pilihan jawaban (B)
salah karena sesuai dengan kalimat ”When
my father died . . . .”, dan pilihan jawaban (D)
salah karena sesuai dengan kalimat
”Although I never met your father . . . .”.
 8. B. Jawaban disimpulkan dari kalimat
dalam paragraf tiga, ”I would enjoy hearing
more about your father and his life if you
would like to share memories when we get
together.”. Jadi, Rossy menawarkan Arnetta
untuk bercerita kepada Rossy mengenai
ayahnya, sesuai dengan pilihan jawaban (B).
 9. A. Jawaban disimpulkan dari kalimat
”Thank you for buying the medicine.”, Jadi,
pembicara baru saja menjual obat tersebut,
sesuai dengan pilihan jawaban (A).
10. B. Pilihan jawaban (B) benar karena
sesuai dengan kalimat ”However, I’d like to
remind you of what Mr. Joy has said, that you
should keep this medicine out of children’s
reach.”. Jadi, hal yang tidak boleh dilakukan
berdasar teks adalah memberikan obat itu
kepada anak-anak.
11. D. Teks tersebut teks narrative. Jadi,
tujuan teks tersebut adalah untuk menghibur
pembaca, sesuai dengan pilihan jawaban (D).
Pilihan jawaban (A) adalah tujuan teks news
item, (B) adalah tujuan teks procedure, (C)
adalah tujuan teks report, dan (E) adalah
tujuan teks exposition.
12. A. Pilihan jawaban (A) benar karena
sesuai dengan kalimat dalam paragraf satu,
”Each night before he would go to sleep, he
would lock his wallet in a safe located near
his bed . . . .”. Jadi, peti itu terletak di dekat
tempat tidurnya.
13. C. Jawaban disimpulkan dari kalimat
”The youngest son decided that he was not
easily scared and replied, ’Well, I am the
ghost of the most famous thief in this town
and the money is going to stay in my
pocket!’”. Jadi, anak laki-laki yang termuda itu
berpura-pura menjadi hantu seorang pencuri,
sesuai dengan pilihan jawaban (C).
14. B. Dalam teks disebutkan bahwa anak
laki-laki termuda itu berani menghadapi
hantu, bahkan menjawabnya, dan sejak saat
itu hantu itu tidak pernah muncul. Jadi, hal
yang dapat kita pelajari adalah, kita harus
berani, sesuai dengan pilihan jawaban (B).
15. B. Kata ’hear’ merupakan verb of
perception, sehingga jika diikuti oleh kata
kerja, kata kerja tersebut harus berbentuk to
infinitive atau verb-ing sehingga pilihan
jawaban yang benar adalah (B) closing.
16. D. Kalimat ini menunjukkan suatu
kegiatan yang akan selesai pada suatu waktu
tertentu di masa mendatang. Kalimat ini
menggunakan the future perfect form, yang
berpola S + will + have + past participle,
sesuai dengan pilihan jawaban (D).
17. A. Jawaban disimpulkan dari kalimat
yang dikatakan ibu Tommy, ”Tommy,
Tommy, be
a good boy, and don’t go out onto the street,
or else Mr. Miacca, the giant, will take you.”
yang artinya ”Tommy, Tommy, jadilah anak
yang baik, dan jangan keluar dari jalan ini,
atau Pak Miacca akan mengambilmu.”. Jadi,
kata yang tepat melengkapi kalimat soal
adalah (A) catch yang artinya menangkap.
Pilihan jawaban yang lain tidak sesuai
konteks; (B) artinya menyapa, (C) artinya
mengejar, (D) artinya makan, dan (E) artinya
mengundang.
18. E. Kalimat Pak Miacca sebelumnya
adalah
”. . . and I’ve forgotten the herbs. Mind him,
will you, while I go for . . . .” yang artinya
”. . .dan saya lupa bumbu-bumbunya. Tolong
jaga ia, sementara saya pergi . . . .”. Karena
kata ini menggantikan kata ’herbs’, kata yang
digunakan harus berbentuk jamak, yaitu
’them’, sesuai dengan pilihan
jawaban (E).
19. C. Jawaban disimpulkan dari kalimat
respons Bu Miacca, ”’Ah, I love pudding,’
said
Mrs. Miacca.”. Jadi, kata yang tepat
melengkapi kalimat soal adalah pudding,
sesuai dengan pilihan jawaban (C).
20. B. Kalimat ini adalah kalimat Tommy
untuk menawarkan sesuatu. Dalam kalimat
sebelumnya Tommy menjelaskan bahwa
ibunya membuat puding hari itu dan ia yakin
akan memberi Bu Miacca jika ia memintanya.
Jadi, kata yang tepat melengkapi kalimat soal
adalah ’get’ yang artinya mengambil, sesuai
dengan pilihan jawaban (B).
II. Uraian
Contoh jawaban:
The story is about a young man who wished to
marry a farmer’s beautiful daughter. One day he went
to the farmer to ask for his permission.
The farmer looked at him and responded, “Son,
go stand out in that field and I’m going to release three
bulls, one at a time. If you can catch the tail of any one
of the three bulls, you can marry my
daughter.”
The young man stood in the pasture and waited
for the first bull. The barn door opened and out ran the
biggest, meanest-looking bull he had ever seen. He
decided that one of the next bulls should be a better
choice than this one. Hence, he ran over to the side
and let the bull pass through the pasture out the back
gate.
The barn door opened again. It was unbelievable.
He had never seen anything so big and fierce in his
life. It stood – pawing the ground, grunting, slinging
slobber – as it eyed him. Whatever the next bull was
like, it would be a better choice than this one. He ran
to the fence and let the bull pass through the pasture
out the back gate.
The door opened a third time. A smile came
across his face. This was the weakest, scrawniest little
bull he had ever seen. This one was his bull. As the
bull came running by, he positioned himself just right
and jumped at just the exact moment. He grabbed . . .,
but the bull had no tail!
Life is full of opportunities. Some will be easy to
take advantage of, some will be difficult. However,
once we let them pass, often in the hope of something
better, those opportunities may never be available
again.
Adopted from:
http://www.lovefatedestiny.com/shortstoriestoread.htm
(September 22, 2011)