CONTOH SOAL OMNAS

ENGLISH LEVEL 4 (SMP Kelas 7 - 9)

I. Choose the correct answer by crossing A, B, C, or D.

1. He threw the phone …… into the bag he’s been bringing everywhere.
a. That he hold
b. he was holding
c. he holding
d. that he is holding
2. I don’t think she can actually fix the phone ……. That computer
a. With
b. On
c. By
d. In
3. To some this might seem sinister, …… a much-ballyhoeoed celebration of family values and
womenhood.
a. Amid
b. Among
c. Around
d. Along
4. A : “Whom will you send this souvenir to?”
B : “The co-worker ….. villa you are staying in “
a. Whom
b. Whose
c. Which
d. of Whom
5. Brooke woke up early morning …. His boyfriend was calling her at midnight.
a. Although
b. Despite
c. Even though
d. Even
6. Complete this dialogue.
A. Shaggy : Sheema, ……………… ?
B. Sheema : I haven’t heard it.
A. Shaggy : Mr Dino, our relatives has confirmed positive for the Covid-19.
B. Sheema : Oh My Goodness, I hope he gets better.
The sentence to complete the dialogue will be …
a. What are you doing?
b. How are you?
c. Have you know?
d. Have you heard the news?
7. “My fellow Tiger, I am afraid that this elephant will bring a huge problem for us. He said that a
hunter hunted him,” the snake whispered.
These words have the same meaning with the the word “fellow”, except ….
a. associate
b. foe

c. colleague
 d. mate
8. After everyone had eaten, the fairies went up, one by one, to the Princess’s cradle to give their
presents. Eleven fairies ……. their presents, when suddenly the doors of the banquet hall flew open
and everyone gasped
a. had given
b. have given
c. had give
d. had giving
9. Into the room hobbled the fairy who had not been invited.
“So you didn’t bother to ask me?” she cackled bitterly. “Well I came anyway. And I, too, …….. the
Princess a magical gift”.
a. have brought
b. had brought
c. had bring
d. have bringing
10. Into the room hobbled the old fairy. The underlined word has a similar meaning with …
a. He noticed that every few minutes, the man shuffled his feet and moved ever so slightly to one
side.
b. He seemed to drag his feet, and for that reason he was treated with the new invention of electricity
c. In the end, Bernie had to slink back, diminished to his room.
d. The result was that Jacob walked with a limp
12. Suzan : Well, I guess everyone was affected by this Corona pandemic.
Brody : Geez… Suzan, your Dad lost his job too, …..?
a. Did he?
b. Didn’t he?
c. Doesn’t he?
d. Does he?

Read the text carefully to answer number 13 - 16

Celebrating a nation that doesn’t exist

By Sarah Reid

By the time the morning sun had crept above the city’s Soviet-era apartment blocks, the
crowd-control barriers lining Suvorov Square in downtown Tiraspol were already three-deep with
families dressed in their Sunday (in this case, Monday) best. Their collective excitement was
almost palpable on this surprisingly warm September day; anyone would have thought a royal
wedding was on the cards.
But in Transnistria (also spelled Trans-Dniester), a silver of land tracing Moldova’s border
with Ukraine for 400km, the capital’s Independence Day celebrations are the highlight of the
year. Never mind that the tiny Eastern European nation, formally called the Pridnestrovian
Moldavian Republic (PMR), doesn’t officially exist.
Unrecognised as a nation by any member of the United Nations despite declaring its
independence in 1990, a year before the Soviet Union crumbled, Transnistria is a wonderfully
peculiar place. Less than 70km south-east of the Moldovan capital of Chisinau, Tiraspol
(population: 130,000) is often described as being stuck in the USSR. Indeed, from the imperious
statue of Lenin guarding Transnistria’s Brutalist parliament building to its streets named after
Communist luminaries and significant dates, it’s certainly not short on Soviet-era relics.
 But with no direct access to the only three states that recognise Transnistria
(Abkhazia; Nagorno-Karabakh, also known as the Republic of Artsakh; and South Ossetia – all
also disputed territories), the passport is essentially useless to its 500,000-odd residents. However,
most hold dual or triple nationality with Russia, Moldova or Ukraine, so they’re not exactly
trapped in this landlocked enclave characterised by sleepy villages, abandoned Soviet factories,
and vineyards that supply Tiraspol’s enormous Kvint brandy distillery.
Since Transnistria declared independence 30 years ago, Tiraspol’s population has actually
decreased by at least a third, with most residents having left to seek work in Russia due to
declining economic prospects following the fall of the USSR. But while life is not easy in this
presidential democracy, where wages are even lower than in Moldova (one of Europe’s poorest
countries), while exploring the region I learned that many are content with the life here.
http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20200205-celebrating-a-nation-that-doesnt-exist

13. Why Transnistria is called as a nation that doesn’t exist?

a. because it is often described as being stuck in the USSR
b. because it has no direct access to the only three states that recognise Transnistria
(Abkhazia; Nagorno-Karabakh, also known as the Republic of Artsakh; and South Ossetia.
c. Because it was Unrecognised as a nation by any member of the United Nations despite
declaring its independence in 1990
b. because most of its residents hold dual or triple nationality with Russia, Moldova or Ukraine
and its passport is essentially useless to its 500,000-odd residents.
14. Which countries have acknowledged Transnistria’s sovereignity?
a. Ukraina and Moldova
b. USSR, Ukraine, Moldova
c. Russia, Moldova or Ukraine
d. Abkhazia; Nagorno-Karabakh, also known as the Republic of Artsakh; and South Ossetia
15. What is Transnistria formally name?
a. Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (PMR)
b. USSR
c. Tiraspol
d. Soviet
16. Unrecognised as a nation by any member of the United Nations despite declaring its independence
in 1990, a year before the Soviet Union crumbled, Transnistria is a wonderfully peculiar place.
The underlined word has the same meaning with these sentences, except …
a. Hashimoto’s disease does not have unique signs and symptons
b. And this is heightened by a couple of particular experiences
c. The questions I’m about to ask might seem odd
d. The primary argument against taking advantage of our affordable conventional energy sources
is the emissions from conventional power plants.
17. Look at Taylor, she is young and bold. What a role model for young ages.
The underlined word has the same meaning with these sentences, except ….
a. In this modern era, you must be a fun fearless women like her, Rita!
b. Have you seen that documentary? The victims must be so brave to tell the world the truth.
c. One day, a bright young man smiled at me as he passed out advertisement for a fruit stand.
d. Patria, a daring, experimental, exuberant purveyor of pan-Latin food, is still tops.
18. Two little girls lived in the playroom. They played together every single day when they came back
from school. When Mrs Dursley peeped in at the window, the girls ……. The same game.
a. were always playing
 b. were always play
c. were always played
d. were always been playing
19. “Goodbye,” said Mr Pink-Whistle, to delighted children, as he climbed into the bus. The underlined
word has the same meaning with these sentences, except ….
a. Ginnie was pleased to have a nice bright fifty pence
b. The jingling enchanted me.
c. However, after receiving his machine, Patrick says he’s satisfied.
d. For example, a fancy cafetaria with a celebrity chef might make some employees ecstatic.
20. So you didn’t bother to ask me?” she cackled bitterly. The word cackle has the same meaning with
these words, except ….
a. chuckle
b. laugh
c. giggle
d. moan.
21. Kylie woke up in the middle of the night. It was the third time she woke up, exhausted, full of sweat
and tears, and cried the same name this week.
The underlined word has the opposite meaning with …
a. His face is lively and expressive, with prominent cheeknones, arched eyebrows, and pointy ears.
b.The world’s hugest scandal is hunger!
c. But after a year he tired of semiretirement.
d.Avoid sending any messages while most people are sleeping, even if you’re wide awake.

To answer number 22 – 25, please read this text carefully!

22. What is the text above tells about?

a. precaution about the service procedures during the pandemic
b. caution about the safety procedures during the pandemic
 c. pronouncement about the new procedures during the pandemic
d. announcement about the safety procedures during the pandemic
23. Based on the text, Gorge E-Service wants their customers paying the bill by this methods, except ….
a. digital wallet
b. debit card
c. debt payment
d. credit card
24. Based on the text, what skeleton staff means?
a. the minimum number of employees needed to operate a business during the pandemic
b. robot or electronic staff to operate a business during the pandemic
c. literally skeleton staff to operate a business during the pandemic
d. no more staff working there during the pandemic
25. This is the true statement about the text above is ….
a. Gorge E-service restricts business hours during pandemic
b. customers are not allowed to send or delivery their goods to the store
c. customers can pay the service bills by transfer payment
d. The store’s new services are skeleton staff, delivery service, and safely deposit for all customer’s
goods.