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Program English Language Education Study Program

2. Subject Advance Structure
3. Credits 2 credits (SKS)
4. Semester Genap 2022/2023
5. Lecturer Ainu Zumrudiana, M.Pd
6. Final Examination 1. There are two types of structure and written
Instruction questions below.
First, questions from 1-15 are incomplete sentences.
Choose the best answer to complete the
question.
Second, each questions from 16-25 has four
underlined words or phrases. Identify the one
underlined word or phrase that must be
changed in order for the sentence to be
correct.

2. Present your reasons and your way to answer

those questions in a form of video recording. Use
the ppt to elaborate your answer. You may use
microsft team conference to record your presentation
in answering advance structure final examination
questions or screen recording application. To support
your presentation technique, use some of the laser
pointer, pen or highligher during the explanation.

3. Two assignment formats must be sent to Advance

Structure Final Examination Channel.
a. Video recording (mp4 format) of your
presentation on answering structure and written
expressions questions.
b. The answers of your examination in this paper
must be submitted in pdf document (pdf). Mark the
best answer with a yellow highlighter

STRUCTURE & WRITTEN EXPRESSION (Q 1-40)

Part 1: Sentence Completion (Q 1-15)

Instructions: In each of the following fifteen (15) sentences, one part
indicated by an underlined blank (________) is missing. Decide which of the
four options (A, B, C, or D) would best complete the sentence, and fill in
(blacken) the corresponding oval on your answer sheet. Please make sure you
leave NO multiple answers or blanks. Good luck!

1. Madame Tussaud left instructions that her unique show must be both
entertaining _____ instructive.
A) too B) and C) as well D) also

2. Past and present __________________, and so should the great and the
humble.
A) should combined be B) should been combined

C) combination should be D) should be combined

3. The action hero Vin Diesel is best known for his role in The Fast & The
Furious franchise, which _______ over half a dozen movies.
A) spans B) spanning C) spanner D) to span

4. He is ___________ presented as the macho type covered in body tattoos,

even though in real life he does not wear any.
A) typists B) typing C) typically D) typos

5. From her acting role as Lara Croft that put her in the global spotlight to her
real-life job as goodwill ambassador, Angelina Jolie has proved to be
____________________.

A) a pro realer B) a real professional

C) a professionally really D) a profession reality

6. Apart from being the queen of the tennis courts, Serena Williams is a highly
____________ fashion designer.
A) success B) full success C) full of the success D) successful
7. Her clothing label ANERES is the reverse spelling of _____ own first name.
A) hers B) she’s C) her D) belong to her

8. Some critics have drawn attention to the fact that when she loses a
prestigious match, ____________________________________.
A) outbursts her temperamental far from serene are
B) her temperamental outbursts are far from serene
C) far from serene her outbursts temperamental are
D) serene from far are her temperamental outbursts

9. At 2.29 metres, Yao Ming is ________________ basketball player in the

USA.
A) the tallest B) tall the most C) mostly tall D) be tall

10. He received his gifts of remarkable height and athletic ________ from his
Chinese parents who were both very tall pros.
A) talented B) talent scouts C) talent D) talenting

11. Ranked among the world’s 100 Most Influential People by TIME magazine on
nine occasions, Oprah Winfrey is the first African-American woman to earn
more ______ one billion USD.
A) as B) likes C) then D) than

12. The Indonesian pop diva Anggun has sold as many as three million CDs in the
West (especially France), ____ counting her home country of Indonesia.
A) no-no B) nor C) not D) neverly

13. She has also been a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations since 2005,
as if she _______ a part-time diplomat.
A) were B) be C) are D) been

14. In her own charming and disarming way, Anggun has helped the
underprivileged ______ access to financial assistance.
A) the gains B) gainer C) gainly D) gain
 15. To sculpt the figure of a celebrity ____ Madame Tussaud’s Bangkok
Museum, a skeleton is created from metal tubing and wire.
A) upon B) at C) over and out D) down

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Part 2: Error Identification (Q 16-40)

Instructions: In each of the twenty-five (25) sentences below, four parts marked
A, B, C, and D have been underlined. Decide which particular contains an error,
and fill in (blacken) the corresponding oval on your answer sheet. Please make sure
you leave NO multiple answers or blanks. Good luck!

16. The American novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald once observed that work is the
A
only dignity to be found in this life, and this Calvinistic observation up sums
B C
the religion of the Victorian age.
D
17. In England, where this kind of puritanism found it’s most fertile soil, work
A B
was only dignified if the work itself had dignity.
C D
18. This was a period when leisure for many was spended eating, sleeping, and
A B C
travelling to and from work.
D
19. In those days, the thought of make money from entertainment – from ill-
A B C
spent leisure – was considered immoral.
D
20.The entertainment world was regarded with a lofty indifference, and visits
A B
to the theatre or music hall were accompaniment by feelings of guilty
C D
 indulgence.

21. Hampered by so strait-laced opposition, the silent-film industry in England

A B C
never flourished.
D

22. The American social structure has being less clearly defined, the attitude to
A B C
work was more enlightened across the Atlantic.
D
23. The basic Victorian principles applied two, but the general emphasis was
A B C
more on activity.
D
24. You may not have achieved membership of the New York Four Hundred
A B
elite families if your wealthy came from toilet partitions.
C D
25. But elsewhere your work carried no social stigma, so long as you were
A B C
active and showed a lots of dynamic initiative as a so-called go-getter.
D
26.The entertainment industries were seen as like essential, and the people
A B
who were employed in this sector were accepted, if not respected members
C
of their society.
D
27. Nevertheless, many people in the motion-picture business had come from
A B
the emotional claustrophobia of nineteenth-century Europe who’s bitter
C
aftertaste lasted well into the twentieth century.
 D
28. Practically everyone in films had previously worked in the theater or
A B
holding down mundane jobs requiring strict hours and a monotonous routine.
C D

29. The sudden break into the glamour and excitement of film production,
A B
combined with the equally sudden rise up salary, made many film pioneers
C D
feel guilty.
30.This guilt was sublimated into a almost fanatical amount of hard work of
A B C
film technicians and comedic actors.
D
31. One of the latter, a young bespectacled man named Harold Lloyd found out
A B
the hard way that making slapstick movies also involved greater risks then
C D
he had ever faced before.

32. Asked to posing for a publicity shot, Lloyd had to hold a bomb and look up
A B C
to heaven, where he nearly ended up.
D
33.The property boy on charge had accidentally put a live bomb in the box
A B
filled with fake ones.
C D

34.The bomb would have blowing the comedian’s face to smithereens if he had
A B C
not lowered it to make a comment to the cameraman.
D
 35. The explosion shattered the window, cracked the ceiling, and laid him up
A B
For nine months, but he ultimately survival.
C D
36. His hand was injured and it seemed certainly that he would be blind for
A B C
his face was torn and covered with powder burns.
D
37. Up to that time, Lloyd had led a carefree, happy life though he had
A B
known discouragement, professional jealousy, poorly, worry, killing
C
deadlines, and never-ending work schedules.
D
38. Miraculously, his recovery was a complete: a special glove was fitted to his
A B
right hand, and he began work on Haunted Spooks soon after leaving
C D
hospital.

39. Lloyd was one of the firstest comedy movie directors to hold previews
A B
which he would join incognito as an audience member.
C D
40. He believed that a movie audience was one’s best and worst critic – “ask
A B
them outright to tell you what’s wrong and they’ll be hopeless, howeverly if
C
you sneak in and listen to them they’ll tell you everything!”