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2. According to you, why should the company accept the employee working in the company?
A. He has all qualifications as the company needed.
B. He has successfully completed Praxis I and Praxis II.
C. He has just completed his Bachelor of Science
D. He is confident that as a teacher in the school system.
3."The student response was very encouraging, as we had a 100% passing rate for this
section." The underlined word can be best replace with ...
A. interesting
B. promising
C. supporting
D. receiving
6. “That’s very kind of you but I can manage it. Thanks and I hope you enjoy your movie.” From the sentence,
it can be inferred that …
A. It is okay for Lana to go to the movie now.
B. It is better if Lana can enjoy the movie alone.
C. Kina wants to know about the movie from Lana.
D. Kina hopes that Lana leaves her alone to do the job.
Read the news item text carefully and answer the questions number 7 to 9.
The Health Ministry announced 3,535 new confirmed COVID-19 cases on Monday, bringing the
total number of infections nationwide to 470,648. According to data released by the ministry on
Monday, 85 more people have died of the disease, bringing the death toll to 15,296. The total
number of recovered patients has also increased to 395,443. The ministry reported that 27,570
people were tested on Monday, bringing the total number of people tested to 3,341,160. The
capital city recorded 1,006 new confirmed cases, bringing the total tally to 119,633. Meanwhile,
Central Java reported 705 new cases, West Java 558, East Java 264, East Kalimantan 159 and
Riau 148. The virus has spread to all of the country's 34 provinces. (kmt)
(Source: https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2020/03/23/indonesias-latest-covid-19-
figures.html)
9. “…, bringing the total number of infections nationwide to 470,648” The underlined word
has the same meaning with …
A. privately
B. generally
C. nationality
D. countrywide
12. “There must be a misunderstanding. I hope you can clear the matter
soon.” The sentence implies that Bima…
A. put his trust in Mina that she should not fail at the class
B. believe that Mina has broken some of the class’s rules
C. has no certainty that Mr. Brown has made wrong decision
D. is in doubt that Mina can prove that she deserves to pass the class
Read the following news and then answer questions number 13 to 15.
Cardiovascular disease, not cancer, is the greatest mortality risk for smoking, causing about
48% of smoking-related premature deaths.
While the percentage of adults in the UK who smoked had been falling, the proportion of
people who smoked one to five cigarettes a day had been rising steadily, researchers said.
Their analysis of 141 studies, published in the BMJ, indicates a 20-a-day habit would cause
seven heart attacks or strokes in a group of 100 middle-aged people.
But if they drastically cut back to one a day it would still cause three heart attacks, the research
suggests.
The researchers said men who smoked one cigarette a day had about a 48% higher risk of
developing coronary heart disease and were 25% more likely to have a stroke than those who
had never smoked.
For women, it was higher - 57% for heart disease and 31% for stroke.
(Adapted from:https://www.bbc.com/news/health-42802191)
14. According to text above, what will happen when men smoke one cigarette a day?
A. They will get seven heart attacks in a day.
B. They will get three heart attacks during the day.
C. They will have 57% higher risk for heart disease
D. They will have 48% possibility of coronary heart disease
15. “.....the proportion of people who smoked one to five cigarettes a day had been rising
steadily......” The underlined word is closest meaning to...
A. gradually
B. suddenly
C. irregularly
D. precisely
This letter is to let you know that we have received your application. We appreciate your
interest in Pelita Utama Edutech and the position of teacher for which you applied. We are
reviewing applications currently and expect to schedule interviews in the next couple of weeks.
If you are selected for an interview, you can expect a phone call from our Human Resources
staff shortly.
Thank you for your interest in our company. We do appreciate the time that you invested in this
application.
Regards,
HRD Manager Pelita Utama Edutech
18. “..... We do appreciate the time that you invested effectively.” The underlined word has the
similar meaning with ...
A. value
B. response
C. recognize
D. acknowledge
Dear Sir,
I am writing to apply for the post of Arts officer as advertised in Kompas of 2 August
2020. As you will see from the enclosed curriculum vitae, I started working as an English
teacher in Jayakarta course, where I learned to speak Mandarin, too. Then I spent three years at
the Indonesia Arts Centre. Since 2011, I have been working for event organizer to organize
workshops, concerts, and plays. I am used to working in a team. I really enjoy working here.
Unfortunately, the theatre is to be closed down for some reasons.
If you think that I qualified for the post, I should be able to attend an interview at any
time. I look forward to hearing from you.
Your faithfully,
Emma
20. What will the recipient probably do after receiving the letter?
A. Discuss qualifications
B. Invite her for an interview
C. Call for some information
D. Write an appointment letter
21. “ I really enjoy working here..” (the second line in the first paragraph). The underlined word
refers to ….
A. Jayakarta course
B. Indonesia Arts Centre
C. event organizer
D. Jakarta Pusat
27. “Why did you resign from your last job?” The underlined word means...
A. quit
B. Find
C. Violent
D. Unwilling
28. Dendi : “Have you heard the news about our old friend, Danis?”
Doni : “Yes, I have. What’s wrong with him, he looks like in a very bad situation.”
Neil : “Danis needs money to pay for his food and rent. …, he won't have money.
Danis
has to go to work.
Don : “Well let see what I can do for him.”
A. If he doesn't buy food
B. If he doesn't find food
C. If he doesn't go to work
D. If he doesn't rent a house
29. Mr. Todd : “Before this interview start, do you have any questions?”
Beatrice : “No, I am ready to go.”
Mr. Todd : “Okay, great. Tell me about yourself.”
Beatrice : “I'm 35 years old with a degree in teaching.”
Mr. Todd : “...?”
Beatrice : “I want to contribute myself to Indonesia’s education.”
A. What made you change jobs
B. What make you feel so confident
C. Why do you want to become a teacher
D. What is the reason you want to study here
36. “Thank you Ms. Nia. I’ll consider your reference. You’ll get a call from our staff if you are
considered to be applicant we need.” From the sentence it can be conclude that …
A. Nia may be in advantage due to the reference.
B. The reference will give no help in getting the position.
C. The company will call Nia if the position is still vacant.
D. The staff will decide whether Nia is valuable candidate for position.
E.
Questions number 37 to 40 are based on this following dialog.
For months we've been told to wash our hands and maintain social distancing to beat
coronavirus. But scientists and engineers say we also need to think about the air we breathe, as
children go back to school and more people return to offices. Good ventilation matters in five
ways.
When you walk into a room and the air feels stale, something is wrong with the ventilation. Not
enough fresh air is being introduced, which increases your chances of getting infected by
coronavirus. Recent research shows that in confined spaces there can be "airborne transmission"
of the virus - with tiny virus particles lingering in the air. So if a place seems stuffy, just turn
around and leave. It’s vital to have a flow of clean air.
From offices to shops, air conditioning is welcome on hot days - but check the type of unit. The
simplest is a slender white box mounted on walls or ceilings, known as a split air conditioner.
This draws in air from a room, chills it and then blows it back out again. In other words, it's
recirculating the air. This is no problem for a quick visit but may be a risk over a period of
hours.
In a modern building where the windows are sealed, how can you get enough fresh air? You're
relying on a ventilation system in which stale air is extracted from the rooms and piped to an air
handling unit, often on the roof. There, fresh air can be pulled in from outside and mixed with
the old inside air, before being sent back into the building. Given the risk of coronavirus
infection, the professional advice is to maximise the fresh supply. The more fresh the air, the
less you're running the risk of recirculating the virus through the building.
A modern ventilation system will have filters but these are not fool-proof. If the filters had been
checked more frequently, the presence of the virus might have been spotted sooner.
The benefits of plentiful fresh air diluting the virus will outweigh any risks. An open window
might lead to more people receiving the virus but in smaller, less risky amounts.
It's no surprise there are disagreements - there's a lot we still don't know about the virus. But the
air we breathe is bound to be part of any effort to make buildings safer.