MID TERM TEST 2021

SUBJECT : ENGLISH
FACULTY : LAW
CLASS : 1B
NAME : JAKA SUNANDAR
NIM: 2110117641

A. REWRITE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES AFTER CHOOSING THE MOST SUITABLE VERBS OR WORDS IN
BRACKETS TO COMPLETE SENTENCES.

1. The young girl of nineteen years old … ( am, is, are ) a second –year student at law school.
2. She doesn’t … ( live, lives, to live ) with her parents.
3. Occasionally at the beginning of every month, she … ( go, goes, going) to campus by “gocar.”
4. Many citizens … ( are waiting, wait, waited) in line for being vaccinated at this present.
5. At the end of the session in court, the judge …. (caught, freed, sentenced) each of the robbers to 10 months in
prison.
6. When the light was out last night, We … (discuss, are discussing, were discussing) a new case.
7. According to the …. ( root, trait, hierarchy) of the institution, Mr. Sinarta is the man at the top.
8. Who will read the …. (subject to, assist, enactment) of the new regulation to all employees?
9. One of the customers … (calls, called, had called) the police before the robbers ran away.
10. Mr. Smith … ( pays, has paid, will pay) taxes regularly since he opened his business.

ANSWER :
1. IS.
2. LIVE.
3. GOES.
4. WAIT.
5. SENTENCED.
6. WERE DISCUSSING.
7. HIERARCHY.
8. ENACTMENT.
9. CALLED.
10. PAYS.

B. Change the following sentences into Passive or Active Voice. COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES
BY CHOOSING THE CORRECT VERBS OR WORDS IN BRACKETS, AND THENCOMPLETE THE
FOLLOWING SENTENCES BY CHOOSING THE CORRECT VERBS OR WORDS IN BRACKETS, AND
THEN
1. The government can confiscate the property of the rich businessman.
2. The policeman caught the killer in his house yesterday morning.
3. Many law students are attending the seminar right now.
4. Many story books are sold in the bookstore near my house.
5. An oath hasn’t been taken by the witness in front of the jury.

ANSWER :

1. The property of rich businessmen can be confiscated by the government.

2. The killer was caught by the police at his home yesterday morning.
3. The seminar is now attended by many law students.
4. The bookstore near my house sells a lot of story books.
5. The witness has not taken the oath in front of the jury.