Wednesday afternoon at 12.40 p.m.
local time (Western
TEXT 1
About 60 million people in the U.S suffer from
insomnia. It can be caused by an overactive thyroid
gland, diabetes, violent muscle twitching, or drinking
caffeine-conaining beverages before going to bed, but
experts estimate that in three-fourths of all cases the
cause is a psychological one. After anxiety-producing
event such as the death of a loved one or loss of a job, a
person may experience sleep difficulties for a short
period. Many persons recover their normal sleep rhythm
spontaneously, but others become frustrated and
depressed and develop chronic insomnia. Napping
during the day may throw off the sleep pattern further.
So-called sleeping pills have been found to be
less effective than tranquilizers. Minor tranquilizers
may be used for a few nights to restrore the sleep cycle
and to reduce anxiety, but they are not meant as a long-
term treatment. Currently the most effective therapy is
to identify any problems that may be preventing sleep
and to attempt to solve them.
1. After anxiety-producing events such as the death
of a loved one or loss of a job, a peprson may
experience sleep difficulties for ashort period.
The sentence above implies that . . .
A. All events that cause one’s anviety may affect
one’s sleep problems
B. Sleep difficulties has nothing to do with the
loss of a job
C. The death of a loved one may be experienced
by everyone
D. Everyone may experience anxious moments
E. Anxiety-producing events always make one
unable to sleep
2. Which one of the following expressions meets the
definition of insomnia?
A. Condition in which a person has too much
sleep
B. Conditiona in which a person is too easy to
get asleep
C. Condition in which a person has difficulty
getting sufficient sleep
D. Condition in which a person can never sleep
E. Condition in which a person is unable to
manage sleep
3. The following expression is usually associated
with the word napping . . .
A. Having a sleep at midnight
B. Having a sleep during the day
C. Having a sleep at work
D. Having a sleep in the early morning
E. Having a sllep in the evening
TEXT 2
Saudi king Salman Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud visit
to Indonesia will involve nine agenda in Bogor
Presidential Palace in West Java province after arriving
in Halim Perdanakusuma airport in Jakarta city on
Indonesian Standard Time).
The welcoming session includes the first three. In
the first agenda, the agenda, the king was welcomed
with a state ceremony accompanied by cavalry, troops
of the Indonesian archipelago, and the Presidential
Security Guards at Bogor Palace. A number of
Indonesian students also held an art parade and a
reception to welcome the king and his entourage. In the
second agenda, he will be greeted by
IndonesianPresident Joko Widodo (Jokowi) in a
ceremonial reception at the Bagungan Induk Building of
Bogor Palace.
The second sessions start with Jokowi and the king
to get around the palace using the golf cart during
which the king and 16 princes will participate in a tree-
planting event and have a photo session in the complex
of the palace later. Next, King Salman and Jokowi will
have talks in the veranda.
The concluding session comprises of the last four
formal agenda. In the sixth agenda, Jokowi and the king
will have lunch, which would be followed by a bilateral
meeting between the two countries. Afterward, they will
oversee the signing of Memoranda of Understanding
(MoUs) at Teratai room in the palace. Jokowi will also
bestow a service medal to the king in the ninth agenda.
4. When will Jokowi greet the King during the Bogor
Palace visit?
A. Upon the King’s arrival in airport
B. In the ceremonial reception
C. During the art parade
D. Just before the photo session
E. During the state ceremony
5. Which of the following is closest in meaning to
the word “ceremonial” in the second paragraph?
A. Ritual
B. Professional
C. Rehearseal
D. Religious
E. Official
6. What is the main idea of the third paragraph?
A. The agenda of the president
B. Outdoor activities of the king
C. Recreational agenda of the king
D. The second agenda of the king
E. Jokowi drives the king around
7. What is the best title of the coverage?
A. The king’s visit to Jokowi’s house
B. The king’s plans for Bogor Palace
C. The kings plans for Indonesia
D. The king’s agenda in Bogor Palace
E. The king’s visit to Indonesia
8. The word ‘entourage’ in the text includes the
following people, except...
A. Host
B. Assistants
C. Bodyguards
D. Family members
E. Tour guides
9. Which of the following activities should be A. I will give 5 point penalty for your coming late
excluded from the King’s agenda? in each of the class meeting.
A. Chatting B. I will give 5 point penalty for you coming late
B. Sightseeing in each of the class meeting.
C. Dining C. I will give 5 point penalty because your
D. Taking pictures coming late in each of the class meeting.
E. Signing up documents D. I will give 5 point penalty whenever your
10. How many guests will participle in the tree- coming late in each of the class meeting.
planting session? E. I will give 5 point penalty as you coming late
A. 11 D. 16 in each of the class meeting.
B. 15 E. 18 18. Finally, the . . . became the winner of the game in
C. 16 the competition held last month.
11. What is the order of the king’s agenda in which A. Left-handed energetic Japanese player.
the bilateral meeting will be held? B. Energetic left-handed Japanese player.
A. The eight C. Japanese energetic left-handed player.
B. The seventh D. Left-handed Japanese energetic player.
C. The sixth E. Japanese left-handed energetic player.
D. The fifth 19. X : Why are these rooms in a mess?
E. The ninth Y : Well, they . . . . . . .
12. Before the agenda can start, what activities did the A. Are renovating
king probably do? B. Have been renovated
A. Enjoyed his flight C. Are being renovated
B. Had lunch D. Need to renovated
C. Did some shooping E. Need to be renovated
D. Had conversation with Jokowi 20. The car collision that happened last night was
E. Took some pictures actually caused by . . .
13. “Did she go to the prompt night few weeks ago?” A. His turn wrong
“No doubt. She . . . to that moment since few B. His turned wrong
weeks ago by wearing her best gown” C. His wrongly turning
A. Has been looking forward D. His turning wrong
B. Looked forward E. His wrong turning
C. Was looking forward
D. Looks forward
E. Had been looking forward
14. “If the factory had gone out of business, hundreds
of people would have lost their livelihood.”
From the sentence above we can conclude that . . .
A. The factory went out of business
B. The factory massly fired hundreds of people
C. The factory was never established
D. Hundreds of people were still employed
E. Hundreds of people become jobless now
15. After working hard all day long, I felt as if I .......
by ten-ton truck.
A. Was run over
B. Am run over
C. Would be run over
D. Have been run over
E. Had been run over
16. X : Who will replace him handling this
company’s financial currency?
Y : I think Tora is a good choice. He
seems very . . . . in that field.
A. Competency
B. Competence
C. Competent
D. Compete
E. Competed
17. The following sentences are incorrect, except ...