c.

Prepotision
1. My mother buys an expensive book at the d. Interjection
book store. (expensive)
9. Oops! I bring the wrong school bag. I need to
a. Adjective go home. (Oops)
a. Adverb
b. Noun
b. Noun
c. Pronoun c. Prepotision
d. Interjection
d. Adverb
10. Nouns which you can’t perceive through your
five senses are called _____
2. Where did you get the accident last night?
a. Proper noun
(get)
b. Common noun
a. Adjective
c. Abstract noun
b. Verb
d. Concrete noun
c. Noun
d. Adverb
11. Allicia tributes her writing for every single
mother in the world. She writes mayn article
3. The space between my room and my brother’s
about “mother”. Classified part of speech of
roo is so wide. (between)
the underlined words above!
a. Adjective
a. Writing (verb), writes (abstract noun)
b. Verb
b. Writing (abstract noun), wites (verb)
c. Prepotision
c. Writing (concrete noun), writes (verb)
d. Writing (verb), writes (concrete verb)
4. My family can get a large amount of money if
my father can do those jobs well. (well)
12. Group of nouns refer to the group of persons,
a. Adjective
animals or things is called_____
b. Verb
a. Countable noun
c. Prepotision
b. Uncountable noun
d. Adverb
c. Collective noun
d. Singular noun
5. S
6. We decided to stay at home because the
13. When we reached the city center, _____ shops
corona pandemic situation. (because)
were still open but most of them were already
a. Adjective
colsed.
b. Verb
a. Some
c. Prepotision
b. Any
d. Conjuction
c. Much
d. An
7. Sally warmed the chicken soup on the stove
in the kitchen this morning. (chicken soup)
14. After spending most of his life travelling
a. Pronoun
round the world, he is now writing a book
b. Noun
about this _____.
c. Prepotision
a. Experience
d. Adverb
b. Experiences
c. Experienced
8. Congratulation! You have made your dream
d. Experiencing
come true. (congratulation)
a. Adverb
b. Noun
15. What is the name of a pronoun which the a. Transitive
function as an ownerships replacement? b. Intransitive
a. Personal pronoun c. Helping
b. Possesive pronoun d. Linking
c. Reflexive pronoun
24. Joshua screames loudly when his mother
16. The boy who is playing football on the field is surprises him. (screammed)
my neighbor. The underlined word is... (who) a. Transitive
a. Interrogative pronoun b. Intransitive
b. Indefinite pronoun c. Helping
c. Relative pronoun d. Linking
d. Demonstrative pronoun
25. I tasted the soup _____ because it was hot.
17. The woman _____ car I want to buy is my old The soup tasted _____.
friend. a. Carefully, good
a. Whom b. Careful, good
b. Which c. Carefully, well
c. Whose d. Careful, well
d. Who
26. George is a _____ writer. He writes _____.
18. We used to have lunch on this _____ every a. Carelessly, careless
day b. Care, careless
a. Wooden round black table c. Careless, carelessly
b. Round black wooden table d. Care, carelessly
c. Wooden black round table
d. Black round wooden table 27. But / they / many/\ / work / don’t / hours /
they / have / money / much / have. (put the
19. S words in order)
20. I am buying a _____ . a. They don’t have much money but, they
a. Ne cheao European car have many work hours.
b. European cheap new car b. They have much money but, they don’t
c. European new cheap car have many work hours.
d. Cheap new European car c. They have many work hours but, they
don’t have much money
21. I waited for you _____ half an hour and then d. Don’t they have many work hours, but
decided that you were not coming. they have much money
a. During 28. ______ three people have died of cholera, the
b. While old people of the village refused to get an
c. For injection agains it.
d. Since a. Although
b. Since
22. Production at the factory was seriously c. Because
affected _____ the strike. d. Therefore
a. During
b. While 29. She told me not to forget to return her _____
c. For a. Red sleepig warn big
d. Since b. Warm sleeping red bag
c. Sleeping bag red warm
23. The teacher gives a book to a student. What is d. Warm red sleeping bag
the name of the underlined verb? (gives)
30. There are many beautiful destinations in bali d. What do your father comes from? “He
island, such as sanur beach, batur mountain comes from Scotland.”
and ulu watu temple. Which one is the correct
sentence must begin with a capital letter? 34. Listen! Can you hear those people next door?
a. There are many Beautiful Destinations in They _____ (shout) at each other again. What
Bali Island, such as Sanur Beach, Batur is the correct verb of the sentence above?
Mountain and Ulu Watu Temple. a. They are shouting
b. There are many Beautiful Destinations in b. They shouts
Bali Island, such as sanur beach, batur c. They shouted
mountain and Ulu Watu Temple.
c. There are many beautiful destinations in 35. What is the tense of the sentence no.34
Bali Island, such as Sanur Beach, Batur above?
Mountain and Ulu Watu Temple. a. Simple Present Tense
d. There are many Beautiful Destinations in b. Present Continuous
Bali Island, such as Sanur Beach, Batur c. Present Perfect Tense
Mountain and Ulu Watu Temple. d. Present Future Tense

31. Susan daily activities
Susan usually (1. get) up at 4 o’clock in the
morning. She (2. do) exercise every morning.
After that she (3. have) a big breakfast at
06.15. she (4. go) to work by car. She (5.
start) working at 7.00. she (6. finish) work at
2 o’clock in the afternoon. She usually (7.
cook) a meal in the evening. She (8. sleep)
early every night.
a. (1.gets), (2.do), (3.have), (4.goes),
(5.starts), (6.finishes), (7.cooks), (8.sleeps)
b. (1.get), (2.do), (3.have), (4.goes), (5.starts),
(6.finishs), (7.cooks), (8.sleeps)
c. (1.gets), (2.does), (3.have), (4.goes),
(5.starts), (6.finishes), (7.cooks), (8.sleeps)
d. (1.gets), (2.does), (3.has), (4.goes),
(5.starts), (6.finishes), (7.cooks), (8.sleeps)
32. What is the tense of the passage above?
a. Simple Present Tense
b. Present Conyinuous Tense
c. Present Perferct Tense
d. Present Future Tense
33. What _____ (your father / come) from?
“He _____ (come) from Scotland.” (put the
correct verb!)
a. What do your father come from? “He
comes from Scotland.”
b. What does your father come from? “He
comes from Scotland.”
c. What does your father come from? “He
come from Scotland.”
36. Mrs. Riska has taught in STIKES dr.
Soebandi Jember since 2010. What is the
tense?
a. Simple Present Tense
b. Present Continuous
c. Present Perfect Tense
d. Presen Futute Tense
37. I told him I _____ something to show to his
brother last week.
a. Had
b. Has
c. Have
38. Which sentence is correct for simple past
tense?
a. Was she writing a letter to him?
b. Were she writing a letter to him?
c. Did she write a letter to him?
d. Did she wrote a letter to him?
39. Rio: Where did you go last night?
Jessy: _____. (What is the correct answer?)
a. I did not went to anywhere. I stayed at
home.
b. I do not went to anywhere. I stayed at
home.
c. I did not go to anywhere. I stayed at home.
d. I was not go to anywhere. I stayed at home.
40. The midwifery students of STIKES always
_____ their English ability at campus.
a. Practiced
 b. Practices
c. Practice 47. The children doesn’t cry in the class room
d. Practicing every day. (recognize the errors!)
a. Does
41. Diana (whas) _____ her hair three times a b. Cry
week. Diana can’t come to the phone because c. In
she (wash) _____ her hair. d. Every day
a. (is washing), (washes)
b. (wash), (is washing) 48. Reading passage “John Snow” (48-50)
c. (washes), (is washing) John Snow 1) _____ born in 1813 in York,
d. (washes), (was washing) England and was the eldest of nine children.
When he 20 _____ fourteen, he started
42. _____ (you, lock, always) the door to your working for a surgeon and went on to study
apartement when you leave? medicine.
a. Are you always lock the door to your a. 1) was, 2) is
apartement when you leave? b. 1) is, 2) was
b. Do you always lock the door to your c. 1) was, 2) was
apartement when you leave? d. 1) was, 2) were
c. Do you always locking the door to your
apartement when you leave? 49. In 1855, a lot of people strated dying in an
d. Did you always lock the door to your area of London of the illness cholera and John
apartement when you leave? Snow went there to study what was 3) _____.
He discovered that the people who had died
43. Our English teacher always _____ our were driking the same water.
homework every week. a. Happen
a. Check b. Happened
b. Checked c. Happening
c. Checking d. Happens
d. Checks
50. Before this study, no one 4) _____ how
44. Toni: What is your plan for this weekend? people got illness. The results of his study 5)
Yoga: I _____ my uncle. _____ important because they 6) _____ noe
a. Will have visited the illness spread and also 7) _____ to start
b. Have visited the science of public health.
c. Visited a. 4) knew, 5) was, 6) explained, 7) helped
d. Will visit b. 4) known, 5) were, 6) explained, 7) helped
c. 4) know, 5) is, 6) explain, 7) help
45. Sania _____ all her friends to the celebration d. 4) knew, 5) were, 6) explained, 7) helped
next week.
a. Will invite 51. Nurse Rosa ___1___ my favourite nurse, she
b. Will invites ___2___ all patients in the ward very
c. Invited carefully. She always ___3___ calmly and
___4___ about the progress of patient’s
46. “Shall we go to the doctor?” disease clearly, she ___5___ beautiful and
(What is the meaning of the underlined smart. Every morning she always ___6___
word?) (shall) and ___7___ hello to all patients in the ward.
a. To invite a. (1 is), (2 cares), (3 speaks), (4 explains), (5
b. To ask is), (6 smiles), (7 says)
c. To warn b. (1 was), (2 cares), (3 spoke), (4 explained),
d. To remind (5 was), (6 smile), (7 said)
 c. (1 is), (2 care), (3 speak), (4 explain), (5
is), (6 smile), (7 say)
d. (1 is), (2 caring), (3 speaking), (4
explaining), (5 is), (6 smiling), (7 saying)
52. Dr. Sinta ___a___ all the patient’s condition
in the hospital. At ten o’clock in the morning,
she often ___b___ vital signs of patients. And
sometimes she ___c___ medicines to her
patients. If there is something serious with her
patients, she usually ___d___ and ___e___
her patients to emergency room.
a. ( a controls); (b taking); (c giving); (d
calls); (e delivers)
b. ( a controlled); (b took); (c gave); (d
called); (e delivered)
c. ( a controlling); (b taking); (c giving); (d
calling); (e delivering)
d. ( a controls); (b takes); (c gives); (d calls);
(e delivers)
53. What’s the most beautiful country
you/ever/visit? What is the proper sentence?
a. What’s the most beautiful country have
you ever visited?
b. What’s the most beautiful country have
you ever visit?
c. What’s the most beautiful country you
have ever visited?
d. What’s the most beautiful country have
you been ever visited?
54. Ronald moved to this town last year. We can
say that he _____ in his town for a year.
a. Was living
b. Lives
c. Has lived
d. Lived
55. Could you please book me on the next flight
to Mexico City?
“I’m sorry, sir. Our airline .... to Mexico
City..”
a. Doesn’t fly
b. Will not fly
c. Did not fly
56. Risa: Where _____ she work?
Bela: She _____ in maternity clinic.
Risa: That’s a great job, and what _____ she
do there?
Beka: She _____ a midwife, she _____ (help)
the pregnant woman who want to childbirth.
a. Is; working; is; is; helping
b. Does; works; does; is; helps
c. Do; work; do; is; help
d. Did; worked; did; was; helped
57. Sister: What _____ you _____ (do) now?
Student: I _____ (control) all patients in our
ward.
Sister: What _____ student nurses _____
(prepare) at the moment?
Student: They _____ (prepare) Mr.Ryan for
operation.
a. Was; doing; was controlling; was; prepare;
was preparing
b. Are; do; am controlling; are; preparing; are
prepared
c. Are; did; am controlled; are; prepared; are
prepared
d. Are; doing; am; controllling; are;
preparing; are; preparing
58. Nurse: According to the information that I
_____, Miss Jane _____ hit by a car this
morning and its look like fracture on hr leg.
Dr. Abi: _____ you take X-ray for her leg?
Nurse: Yes, I _____ and there is a compound
fracture at tibia and fibula.
Dr. Abi: I see. Have you already _____ a
surgeon?
a. Got; was; did; did; called
b. Get; is; do; do; call
c. Getting; is; doing; doing; calling
d. Gotten; was; do; did; called
59. George has gone to work in Spain. When he
arrived his Spanish was not very good but
now it _____. (What is suitable answer?)
a. Are improving
b. Is falling
c. Is increasing
d. Is getting
60. Right now, Martha is in the science building.
The chemistry experiment, she (1.do)
dangerous, so she (2.be) very careful. She
(3.want, not) to spill any of the acid. She
 (4.be, always) careful when she does a
chemistry experiment.
a. (1. was doing), (2. was). (3. did not want),
(4. was, always)
b. (1. is doing), (2. been). (3. is not wanting),
(4. is, always)
c. (1. is doing), (2. is). (3. do not want), (4. is,
always)
d. (1. is doing), (2. is). (3. does not want), (4.
is, always)
Reading Text (no. 61-70)
The Corona Virus
(1) What are the coronaviruses? Corona
viruses were discovered in the 1950s. They
are a group of viruses that cause diseases in
mammals and birds. In humans, coronaviruses
cause respiratory tract infections that are
typically mild, such as the common cold. The
name “coronavirus” is derived from the Latin
corona, meaning crown or halo. Th ename
refers to the characteristic appearance of the
infective form of the virus, which is
reminiscent of a crown or a solar a corona.
(2) The new coronavirus is a new type of
coronavirus is often called 2019-nCoV, novel
coronavirus, or COVID-19. It is believed that
the virus was transmitted from animals to
humans. Some of the first cases were
diagnosed in people who had visited a market
selling live seafood and animals.
Unfortunately, when viruses aretransmitted
from animals to people, it can take scientists a
lot of time before they can develop a vaccine
or medicine to cure it.
(3) Some of the symptoms of the coronavirus
are fever, cough, runny nose, sore throat,
headache, and trouble breathing. These
symptoms are very much like those people
have with a cold of the flu. The virus can be
more serious in some people, espeacially if
they are sick or have health problems. While
it is early to have a definite picture of the
disease because scientists are still collecting
the data, some patters have already emerged.
Some early reports reveal that children seem
to be getting coronavirus at much lower rates
tha adults. Even if they get infected, the
symptoms are milder. However, most people
who get severely infected are those with a
weak immune system, like the elderly.
Coronavirus may be life-threatening for those
people. They may develop more serious
respiratory tract illness that may be fatal.
(4) How does the virus spread? The virus
appears to spread mainly from person to
person. The transmission occurs when
someone comes into contact with an infected
person. For example, a cough, sneeze or
handshake could cause transmission. The
spread may also be caused by coming into
contact with some an infected person has
touched an then touching your mouth, nose,
or eyes.
(5) How is the treatment of coronavirus?
There is no spesific vaccine or medication to
cure the disease, but generally, symtomps will
go away on their own. However, experts
recommed seeking medical care early if
symtomps feel worse than a standard cold.
Doctors can relieve symtomps by prescribing
pain or fever medication. As far as antibiotics
are concerned, the are useless to treat
coronavirus. People who think they may have
been exposed to the virus should contact their
healtcare provider immediately. A set of
preventive measures are usually followed in
case someone gets infected. This includes
keeping infected people in quarantine for a
certain perios, generally fourteen days.
61. The word “they” in the first paragraph refer
to.....?
a. Mammals
b. Birds
c. Human
d. Corona viruses
62. What is the main idea of the second
paragraph?
a. The corona virus was transmitted from
animals to humas.
b. Coronavirus is often called 2019-nCoV,
novel coronavirus, or COVID-19.
c. New type of coronavirus started spreading
in China at the end of 2019.
d. Scientists take a lot of time to develop a
vaccine or medicines to cure it.
63. The word “they” in second paragraph refer 70. Doctors precribe antibiotics to treat the
to.....? coronavirus.
a. Viruses a. True
b. Animals b. False
c. People
d. Scientists Reading Text (no. 71-75)
Can The Internet Be Bad For You?
64. The word below are the synonim of the word (1) Spending your free time on the internet
“transmitted” in the second paragraph, except can be fun. You can chat, share photos with
a. To keep friends, and play online games. But some
b. To pass on peoples are addicted to the internet. They just
c. To transfer can’t turn it off. Being online for many hours
d. To spread at time does not mean you have problem. The
internet is very useful. Online, you can pay
65. What is the main idea of the third paragraph? your bills, buy clothes, and read the news.
a. Children seem to be getting coronavirus at There are many good reasons to spend time
much lower reates than adults. online.
b. Some of the symptoms of the coronavirus. (2) However, people with an internet
c. The virus can be more serious in some addiction are online too much. They don’t
people. spend tome with their friends and family.
d. The virus develops more serious Instead, they spend their time chatting with
respiratory tract illness that may be fatal. their internet friends, people they have ever
met in real life. Some also play online games
66. Which one is not the correct symptoms of all day or night.
coronavirus? (3) Some people with internet addictions even
a. Cold or the flu leave their jobs so they can spend even more
b. Respiratory trouble time online! People with internet addictions
c. Trouble breathing don’t just go online to shop, have fun, or do
d. Constipation work. People who have this problem often go
online because they want to escape the stress
67. What is the main idea of the fourth and problems in their lives. Many internet
paragraph? addicts stop carring about their real lives, and
a. The virus appears to spread mainly from focus only on their online lives.
person to person. (4) One way interet addicts can get help is by
b. A cough, sneeze or handshake could cause using special software. This software controls
transmission. how much time someone can spend online. It
c. The coronavirus spreading tells the computer to turn off the internet after
d. Someone comes into contact with an a certain amount time. This helps people
infected person. focus on real life. The software’s goal is to
teach people to use the internet for good
68. The source of the coronavirus probably comes reasons and not just as an escape.
from animals.
a. True 71. What is the main idea of the hwole article
b. False above?
a. People should not spend time on the
69. Children get infected more than adults. internet.
a. True b. The internet is very good for people.
b. False c. Spending too much time online ia a not
good.
d. Families should use the internet together.

72. Which is NOT a problem for people with
internet addiction?
a. They stop spending time with their family.
b. They might lose their jobs.
c. They learn tp type very fast.
d. They stop carring about their real life.
73. What does the article say about paying bills?
a. It should be done online.
b. It is useful way to use the internet.
c. People with internet addiction do not pay
their bills.
d. People save money when they pay bills
online.
74. What way of helping people stop their
internet addiction does the passage talk about?
a. Watching TV with friends
b. Buying special software
c. Spending more hours at their office
d. Getting a new job they really like
75. According tp [assage (second paragraph). A
person is most likely to become an internet
addict if _____
a. Their life is stressful and has problems
b. Their job is boring
c. They enjoy online gaming
d. They have a lot of online friends
Reading Text (no. 76-90)
Secrets of a Happy Brain
(1) The human brain a remembers negative
experiences more easily than positive ones.
Our brains have developed this way because
threats, like dangerous animals, had a more
immediate effect on our ancestors’ survival
compared to positive things like food or
shelter. As a result, you likely know what
makes you unhappy, but do you know what
makes you happy?
(2) Research suggests that our level of
happiness depends partly on factors we cannot
control- our genes and oue life circumstances.
But our level of happiness is also shaped by
the choices we make. If you’ve been chasing
wealth, fame, good lookd, material things,
and power, you may be looking for happiness
in all the wrong places. Psychologists suggest
that the following seven habits make people
happier.
(3) People who form close relationship tend to
be happier tha those who do not. The number
of friends we have is not important. What
matters is the quality of our relationship.
Relationship that bring happiness usually
involve the sharing of feelings, mutual
respect, acceptance, trust, fun ang empathy.
People who make a habit of carng for the
well-being of the others tend to be happier.
This migt involve volunteering for an
organization or reaching out to support
friends and family on regular basis. People
who exercise regularly improve both their
physical and mental weel-being. Some
research has shown that exercise can be as
effective as medication in treating depression.
(4) when we are so interested in an activity
we enjoy that we lose track of time, we are in
a state of flow. The activity could be miking
art, playing piano, surfing, or playing a game.
People whi experience flow in their work or
hobbies tend to be happier.
(5) People who include spirituality in their
daily life ten to be happier. Practicing
spirituality is a way of recognizing and trying
to understand the wonder and the beauty of
existence. Some people do this by going to a
place of worship or praying. Some people
practice yoga or meditation. Some people go
for long walks in nature. People are more
likely to be happy if they know that their
stregths are and use them regularly. People
who set goals and use their stregths to achieve
them tend to be happier people are especially
happy when they can use their stregths to
serve the greater good. People who think
positively by being grateful, mindful, and
optimistic are more likely to be happy. Being
mindful means being thankful. Being graetful
means being open to, focusing on, and
enjoying theexperiences of the present
moment. Being optimistic means being
hopeful about future.
76. What is the main idea of the first paragraph?
a. The human brain remembers negative
experiences more easily tha positive ones.
 b. You likely know waht makes you unhappy,
but do you know what makes you happy?
c. Our brains have developed this way
because threats, like dangerous animals.
d. Survival compared to positive things like
food or shelter.
77. Thw word “Psychologists” (in paragraph two)
are people who _____
a. Study the brain and how people behave
b. Study the history of mankind, from earlist
times until now
c. Study different ways of treating injury or
illness in people
d. Study about human being
78. What is not mentioned in (the third
paragraph) as being part of quality
relationship?
a. Enthusiasm
b. Sharing of feelings
c. Mutual respect
d. Acceptance
79. Look the last sentence from (the third
paragraph). “Some research has shown that
exercise is just as effective as medication in
treating depression.” This means that_____
a. A people suffering from depression need
both exercise and medicine
b. People need medicine, not exercise, if
theysuffer from depression
c. People can choose to exercise or take
medication when they suffer from
depression
d. People need exercise, not medicine, when
they suffer from depression
80. The reading states that exercise can be
effective in treating depression. What kind of
part of speech is the word effective?
a. A verb
b. An adverb
c. A noun
d. An adjective
81. What is not part of being minnful in (the last
paragraph)?
a. Enjoying the memory of a past experience
b. Taking pleasure in what you are doing at
this time
c. Focusing on this moment
d. Being open
82. What is part of thinking positively?
a. Appreciating what we have
b. Wishing thah we could change the past
c. Feeling bad about decisions we have made
d. Hopeless about future
83. Things we cannot control that affect our level
of happiness are _____ (paragraph 2)
a. Our genes and our life circumstances
b. The number of volunteer positions we have
c. The number and quality of relationship we
have
d. The wealth, fame, good looks, material
things, and power
84. The word “their” in the fourth paragraph refer
to...?
a. Experiences
b. People
c. Activities
d. Hobbies
85. What is the main idea of paragraph five?
a. Practicing soirituaity is a way of
recognizing and trying to understand the
wonder and beauty of existence.
b. People who include spirituality in their
daily life tend to be happier.
c. People are especially happy when they can
use their stregths to serve the greater good.
d. Some people do this by going to a place of
worship or praying.
86. How does the author explain spirituality?
a. It is a way of recognizing ang trying to
understan the wonder ang beauty of life.
b. It is a way of making new friends.
c. It is a way of build aour strength.
d. It is a way to be happy.
87. A person who was depressed would
probably___
a. Feel nothing could improve their situation
b. Feel they had a lot to be thankful for
c. Feel good in every situation
 d. Think positively about their situation 92. How often are the Nobel prizes awarded?
a. Five times a year
88. You ancestors are members of your family b. Once a year
who _____ c. Twice a year
a. Will be born in the future d. Once every two years
b. Lived a long time ago
c. Are living now 93. A Nobel prizes would NOT be given to
d. Has never lived before in the world a. An author who wrote a novel
b. A composer who wrote a symptoms
89. People who have mutual respect _____ c. A doctor who discovered a vaccine
a. Have respect for other people d. A diplomat who negotiated a peace
b. Have respect for one another
c. Don’t have respect for each other 94. Which individual or organization serves as
d. Respect no one administrator for the trust?
a. The King of Sweden
90. People who think positively always _____ b. The Central Bank of Sweden
a. Being grateful c. The Nobel Foundation
b. Being mindful d. Swedish and Norwegian academies and
c. Being optimistic institute
d. All the answer are correct
95. Why are the awards presented on December
Reading Text (no. 91-100) 10?
The Nobel prizes, awarded annually for a. A because it is a tribute to the King of
distinguished work in chemistry, physics, Sweden
physiology or medicine, literature, and b. Because Alfred Bernhard Nobel died on
international peace, were made available by that day
fund bequeathed for that purpose by Swedish c. Because the date was established in
philanthropist, Alfred Bernhard Nobel. The Alfred’s Nobel’s will
prizes, awarded since 1901, are administrered d. Because the Central bank of Sweden
by the Nobel Foundation in Stockholm. In administers the trust
1969. A prize for economics endowed by the
Central bank od Sweden was added. 96. The word “awarded” in line 4 is similar to
Candidates for the prizes must be nominated in a. Assigned
writing by a qualified authority in the field of b. Wanted
competition. Candidates are judged by c. Goal
Swedish and Norwegian academies and d. Give
institutes on the basis of their contribution to
mankind. The award are usually presented in 97. The word “their” in line 8 refers to
Stockholm on December 10, with the King of a. Swedish and Norwegian
Sweden officiating, an appropriate tribute to b. Candidates
Alferd Nobel on the anniversary of his death. c. Academies
Each prize includes a gold medal, a diploma, d. Institute
and a cash award of about one million dollars.
98. When was the Nobel prizes awarded?
91. What doeas the passage mainly discuss? a. 1901
a. The Nobel prizes b. 1969
b. Swedish philanthropy c. December 10
c. Alfred Bernhard Nobel d. Annually
d. Great contributions to mankind
99. The prizes awarded since 1901, (What is the
tense of the sentence above?)
a. Simple Present Tense
b. Simple Past Tense
c. Present Perfect Tense
d. Simple Future Tense

100. The awards are usually present in Stockholm

on December.
a. Simple Present Tense
b. Simple Past Tense
c. Present Perfect Tense
d. Simple Future Tense