PART 1.

LISTENING b) He can’t help c) She’ll give it

her tonight back by 4:00
1. What does the man c) He’s sorry he d) She’ll try to
mean? can’t ever help return fast
a) He is leaving her
now d) He’ll help her 8. What does the
b) He has to go with her woman say about
out of his way physics Tim?
c) He will not be a) She hasn’t seen
leaving now 5. What does the Tim
d) He will do his woman mean? b) Tim was there
own way a) Her eyes hurt only for a
b) She tought her moment
2. What does the lecturer was c) Tim was around
woman assyme great a short time ago
Steve did? c) The class was d) Tim will return
a) He locked the boring in a minute
door d) She didn’t want
b) He tried to watch 9. What does the
unsuccessfully Professor woman mean?
to get into the Martin a) She doesn’t like
house the place he
c) He was able to 6. What does the man choose
open the door mean? b) She doesn’t
d) He left the door a) Not all the bills want to get into
without locking have been paid the car
b) They don’t c) She’s glad the
3. What does the have enough spot is reserved
woman mean? credit to pay the d) They can’t park
a) She doesn’t like bills the car there
to listen to c) What she said
turkeys on the phone 10. What does the man
b) She thinks the was not mean?
dinner sounds credible a) There’s planty
special d) He used a credit to eat
c) She especially card to pay b) The
likes the roast some of bills refrigerator’s
turkey broken
d) She’d prefer a 7. What does the c) The food isn’t
different dinner woman say that in the
she’ll do? refrigerator
4. What does the man a) She’ll call back d) The refrigerator
imply? quickly is about to burst
a) He will be busy b) She’ll definitely
with her be back by 4.00
homework
tonight
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The text below is for questions 1 to 3.
In the middle of a bright day, I had an
appointment with my friend for lunch. I drove
along the main road at reasonable speed.
About fifty meters before the
crossroads, a pedestrian who was walking on the
pavement suddenly ran across the road in front
of my car. I was so surprised that I braked as
hard as I could. I really panicked and I had to
swerve to avoid the pedestrian. I crashed into a
car which was parked by the side of the road.
Fortunately, the pedestrian was not
injured, but I had a bad cut on my face because
my head hit the wind screen. I did not wear my
seat belt.
Then, an ambulance arrived and took me to the
hospital where I had to have five stitches and
rested for a few hours. There was a lot of
damage to my car; the wind screen was broken
and the bodywork was badly damaged. Later, I
was interviewed by the police at the hospital.
1. What is the main idea of paragraph 2?
a) Where the accident happened
b) When the accident occured
c) How the accident happened
d) Why the accident happened
e) Who were involved in the accident
2. While the writer was driving, suddenly
a) A pedestrian hit his car
b) A pedestrian ran into his car
c) A pedestrian greeted him
d) A pedestrian ran across the road
e) A pedestrian crossed the road
3. From the text we can conclude that …
a) The pedestrian was careless
b) The writer broke traffic rules
c) The writer drove his/her car fast
d) The witness helped the victims
e) The writer helped the injured
pedestrian
The text below is for questions 4 to 6.
It was early Sunday morning. The alarm
in my cell phone rang. My sister and I planned
to wake up very early that day to make a
surprise cake for mother’s birthday.
We walked to the kitchen and prepared
all the ingredients. It was our first time at
making a birthday cake so we had to read the
recipe on the Internet every time. We did
everything in silence because we did not want
mother or father to wake up.
We mixed the ingredients into a batter
and then put the batter in the oven. After baking
for several minutes, we took the cake from the
oven. It was not very shapely, but it looked
delicious. We put it on an oval plate and put it
on a small table near mother’s bedroom door,
hoping that mother saw it right after she opened
the door. Then, we went to our bedroom.
Suddenly, we heard a sound
“Prank!!!!!”. We ran out of our bedroom and
were very surprised. Our cat had stood on the
table and the cake spread on the floor. We were
speechless, thinking that our hard effort was
useless. Then, mother opened the door and asked
us what happened. We told her what happened
and she smiled. She hugged us and said thanks
for the spoiled gift.
4. “We were a speechless, thinking that our
hard effort was useless.” (Paragraph 4)
Which of the following sentences have
the word with similar meaning to the
underlined word?
a) The most important thing in my life
is my family’s happiness
b) Trying to contact Donna right now
will be in vain since she is very busy
with her work
c) We can create beneficial products
from recycled materials
d) I appreciate all precious moments
with you
e) We never thought this item to be
priceless
5. Why did the writer and her sister make
the cake in silence?
a) They were speechless
b) They were still sleepy
c) They did it unwillingly
d) They wanted to give their mother a
surprised
e) They did not know what to do
6. What is the best title for the text above?
a) A surprise on my birthday
b) My sister’s birthday party
c) A surprise for Mother’s birthday
d) A surprise for mother’s birthday
e) A Memorable Time in My Life
The text below is for questions 7 to 16. 11. What is the meaning of “block out” in
A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon line 5
moves in front of the sun and hides at least some a. Square / persegi
part of the Sun from the Earth. In a partial b. cover
eclipse, the Moon covers part of the Sun; in an c. Evaporate /menguap
annual eclipse, the Moon covers the center of the d. Shrink / menyusut
Sun, leaving a bright ring of light around the
Moon; in a total eclipse, the Sun is completely 12. According to the passage, how can the
covered by the Moon. Moon hide the Sun during a total
It seems rather improbable that a eclipse?
celestial body the size of the Moon could a. the fact that the Moon is closer to
completely block out the tremendously immense the Earth than the Sun makes up for
Sun, as happens during a total eclipse, but this is the Moon’s smaller size
exactly what happens. Although the Moon is b. The Moon can only obscure the Sun
considerably smaller in size than the Sun, the because of the Moon’s great
Moon is able to cover the Sun because of their distance from the Earth.
relative distances from the Earth. A total eclipse c. Because the Sun is relatively close
can last up to 7 minutes, during which time the to the Earth, the Sun can be eclipsed
Moon’s shadow moves across the Earth at a rate by the Moon.
of about 6 kilometers per second. d. the Moon hides the Sun because of
7. This passage mainly the Moon’s considerable size.
a. describes how long an eclipse will
last 13. The word “relative” in line 8 could best
b. gives facts about the Moon be replaced by
c. explains how the Sun is able to lose a. familial
the Moon b. infinite
d. Explains the reader about solar c. comparative
eclipse d. paternal

8. In which type of eclipse is the Sun 14. The passage states that which of the
obscured in its entirety? following happens during an eclipse?
a. a partial eclipse a. the Moon hides from the Sun
b. an annual eclipse b. The Moon is obscured by the Sun
c. a total eclipse c. the Moon begins moving at a speed
d. a celestial eclipse / gerhana langit of 6 kilometers per second
d. the Moon’s shadow crosses the
9. The word “ring” in line 3 could best be Earth.
replaced by
a. piece of gold 15. The word “rate” in line 9 is closest in
b. circle meaning to
c. jewel a. form
d. bell b. speed
c. distance
10. A “celestial body (benda angkasa)” in d. rotation
line 5 is most probably one that is found
a. within the Moon’s shadow 16. Where in the passage does the author
b. somehow in the sky mention the rate of a total eclipse?
c. on the surface of the Sun a. line 1-2
d. inside the Earth’s atmosphere b. line 2-4
c. line 5-6
d. line 8-9
PART 3. STRUCTURE