Text for number 1-5

After receiving reports regarding cases of acute kidney failure which increased sharply in Indonesia at the
end of August 2022, the Ministry of Health took a number of steps to analyze the cause. Minister Budi Gunadi
Sadikin said the results of the investigation showed that the syrup containing ethylene glycol was the cause.
So how can the compounds in the drug cause acute kidney failure? Budi explained that ethylene glycol or
ethylene glycol (EG), diethylene glycol or diethylene glycol (DEG), and ethylene glycol butyl ether or ethylene
glycol butyl ether (EGBE) which act as solvents and are contained in a number of medicinal syrups to make
crystals in the children's kidneys.
Of the three chemical compounds, this once again proves that what actually happened was that the cause of
death of these children was the presence of these crystals in their kidneys which spoiled their symptoms
because they were sharp. These three dangerous compounds were discovered after the government conducted
toxicology tests. The results EG, DEG, and EGBE were found in more than 70 percent of children with kidney
failure.
Toxicology tests show that more than 70% of children who are sick are confirmed to have actually three
dangerous chemical compounds that are proven to be in the blood or urine of children.
From the results of the investigation, Budi said these three compounds were dangerous if consumed above
the threshold because if they entered the body they would be metabolized or processed by the body. After
processing, dehydrogenase alcohol will appear to become oxalic acid; this acid turns into sharp crystals and
damages the kidneys. These results were verified after the Minister of Health performed a biopsy on a child
suffering from acute kidney failure.

1. The purpose of the text is…

A. To explain why can Ethylene Glycol damage kidneys and kill children?
B. To explain the process of ethylene glycol as paracetamol
C. to describe ethylene glycol
D. to tell the fact of the danger of EG
2. Why can the compounds in the drug cause acute kidney failure ?
A. EG, DEG and EGBE make sharp crystal in the kidney
B. Children kidney are contaminated
C. children kidney are poisonous
D. The treatment is not a standard process
3. The minister can conclude that EG is not safe material since the prove tells…
A. EG is dangerous
B. DEG is harmful
C. EGBE is not save
D. more than 70% of children who are sick are confirmed to have EG, DEG and EGBE
4. What is toxicology?
A. People who learn the danger of chemical element
 B. People who learn the effect of some element
C. science that studies the harmful effects that chemicals or substances can have on humans, animals and
the environment.
D. Science that learn the dangers of EG

5. … performed a biopsy on a child suffering from acute kidney failure. Performed can be best replaced by..
A. presented
B. obtained
C. submitted
D. realized

Text for number 6-7

Coconut water is known to have many benefits for the body. Not only refreshing the body during hot weather,
coconut water can also add electrolytes and minerals to the body. As a drink, the main content of coconut water
is composed of electrolytes, minerals and vitamins.
In coconut water there is also sugar, but this sugar content is less than soft drinks, packaged drinks, or fruit
juices. Not only that, there is also a carbohydrate content with a little protein and fat which further complements
the nutrients in coconut water.
.
6. the main content of coconut water is composed of electrolytes, minerals ..the closest meaning to composed
is…
A. created
B. comprised
C. formed
D. designed
7. we can find these elements except..
A. electrolytes
B. minerals and vitamins
C. sugar
D. acid

Text for number 8-10

Beside eliminating thirst and preventing dehydration, drinking young coconut water also brings health benefits
such as the following:
1. Slow down aging
The content of cytokinins, one of the growth hormones, in coconut water functions to regulate cell growth,
development, and aging.
 This is because the cytokinin content in coconut water has anti-aging, anti-carcinogenic, and anti-thrombotic
(anti-clotting) effects.
2. Regulate blood pressure and cholesterol
Drinking coconut water is good for heart health, because it can help improve blood circulation, reduce high
blood pressure, and reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke.
This is due to the high potassium and low sodium content in coconut water. Sodium can lower blood sugar
levels in people who have high blood pressure.

8. Based on the text we know that the main benefit of consuming coconut water is..
A. slow down aging
B. decrease cholesterol
C. regulate blood pressure
D. prevent dehydration
9. Slow down has closest meaning to…
A. decline
B. postpone.
C. cancel
D. protect
10. How can coconut water make people stay young?
A. regulate blood pressure
B. decrease cholesterol
C. cytokinin has antiaging effect
D. anti carcinogenic effect

Text for number 11-14

Etiquettes of Your Dua
How often do you want to make heartfelt dua, yet struggle to covey your words to Allah? Or, even when
making a general dua, do you feel like you are lost for words? Well, we’ve put together a step-by-step guide
on how you can make your duas more effective.
Etiquettes of your dua:
1. Start off with salawat on the prophet saw (Allahummasalli…)
The Prophet (saw) said, “Every dua is kept back until you send blessings upon the Prophet.”
2. Use Allah’s beautiful names to call Him. E.g., Al-Rahman, Al-Raheem, Al-Khaliq
3. Praise Allah as He deserves
4. Face the qiblah
‘Umar (ra) narrated, “..then the Prophet (saw) turned to face the qiblah, then he stretched forth his hands and
started to cry out to his Lord”
5. Raise your hands into the position of making dua
 6. Have faith that your dua will be accepted and Allah will respond one way or another
Ibn al-Jawzi (rh) said. “I think part of the test is when a believer supplicates and receives no response, and he
repeats the dua for a long time and sees no sign of a response. He should realize that this is a test and needs
patience.”
7. Ask frequently – don’t lose hope. Remember, Allah’s kingdom is vast, so do not restrict yourself when
asking Him for something.
8. Be firm in your asking - i.e. don’t say “Allah forgive me if you wish”, rather, beg Allah for exactly what
you want.
humanappeal.org.uk/news/2018/07/how-to-make-dua

11. The following are examples of Allah beautiful names, except …

A. Ar-Rahman C. Al-Wadud
B. Al-Mujeeb D. Al-Jabbal
12. “Ask frequently”…What does frequently mean?
A. repeatedly C. pitifully
B. slowly D. seriously
13. “How often do you want to make heartfelt dua”. The following are the synonym of the underlined word,
EXCEPT …
A. sincere C. insincere
B. hearty D. honest
14. The following statements are true based on the passage, EXCEPT …
A. We need to recite our dua just once
B. We should recite Salawat to start our dua
C. We must be optimistic that Allah will respond our dua
D. We should not give up in asking Allah for something.

Text for number 15-18

The United Nations predicts Earth will have to feed another 2.3 billion people by 2050, mostly concentrated in
urban centers far from farmland. Conventional agriculture may not be able to meet that demand, but luckily
NASA has been working for decades to tackle food production both on Earth and in space. Feeding astronauts
during long-term space exploration means stretching resources to grow plants in space—including minimizing
water use and energy consumption and eliminating soil.

NASA initially pioneered these techniques on the ground by building the country’s first vertical farm. Inside a
decommissioned hypobaric chamber left over from testing the Mercury space capsule, technologists stacked
rows of hydroponic trays like bookshelves against the walls. Then systems for lighting, ventilation, and
circulating water were added using off-the-shelf parts. Various crops were planted on the stacked trays to test
how well they would grow in water and without the benefit of sunlight or open air. This innovative approach to
farming created a foundation for the industry of controlled environment agriculture, or CEA.

CEA combines plant science and environmental control to optimize plant growth and maximize efficiency,
frequently incorporating vertical growth structures. Technology enables the filtering of contaminants from crop
water and delivers precise nutrient balances. Artificial lighting provides only the necessary wavelengths at the
right time, intensity, and duration, while environmental controls maintain ideal temperature and humidity. This
approach could help feed burgeoning future generations, said Nate Storey, chief science officer at Plenty
Unlimited, one of several companies building on NASA’s plant-growth research.

Pierce, M. (2021). NASA Research Launches a New Generation of Indoor Farming. Taken on November 30, 2021 from https://www.nasa.gov
/directorates/spacetech/spinoff/NASA_Research_Launches_a_New_Generation_ of_Indoor_Farming.

15. It is stated in the passage that …

A. The world will run out of food by 2050 according to the United Nations.
B. NASA has maximized a farming method requiring a little water.
C. NASA is taking over conventional agriculture to address future food demands.
D. To improve plant development, plant science must be integrated with vertical growth structures.
16. Regarding the role of NASA in producing food, we know that …
A. The more farming techniques NASA uses, the less energy it requires.
B. The greater the space exploration is carried out, the more number of astronauts that must be fed.
C. The more people requiring food, the more maximum NASA's agricultural technology will be.
D. The longer the space expedition is, the more NASA optimizes its farming resources.
17. From the first paragraph, it can be predicted that …
A. NASA will be more concerned with food production in space than with food production on Earth.
B. The United Nations estimates that Earth will have to feed billions of people for a decade.
C. The most crucial aspect of long-term space exploration will be astronaut nutrition.
D. In the future, there will not be enough land for conventional agriculture.
18. How is the second paragraph related to the first paragraph?
A. Paragraph 2 exemplifies kinds of agricultural progress discussed in paragraph 1.
B. The vertical farm described in paragraph 1 is explained in detail in paragraph 2.
C. The second paragraph expands on the first paragraph's discussion of NASA's agricultural method.
D. The second paragraph explains further the issues raised in the first paragraph regarding food demands in
2050.

Text for number 19-22

Thomas Matulessy, also known as Kapitan Pattimura or Ahmad Lussy or simply Pattimura, was an Ambonese
soldier and National Hero of Indonesia. Pattimura was born on 8 June 1783 in Saparua, Maluku; the name
Pattimura was his pseudonym. His parents were Frans Matulessia and Fransina Tilahoi, and he had a little
brother named Yohanis.

Pattimura joined the British army after they took the Maluku islands from the Dutch colonials. When the
islands were returned to the Dutch in 1816, he was dismissed. Concerned that the Dutch would implement
programs that limited his people, Pattimura led an armed rebellion that captured Fort Duurstede on 16 May
1817. Killing the inhabitants of the fortress and fighting off Dutch reinforcements, on 29 May he was declared
the leader of the Maluku people.

Due to betrayal from Booi's king, Pati Akoon, and Tuanakotta, Pattimura was arrested on 11 November 1817.
He and his fellows were sentenced to death. On 16 December 1817, Pattimura together with Anthony Reebok,
Philip Latumahina, and Said Perintah were hanged in front of Fort Nieuw Victoria in Ambon.

Pattimura and his war have been used as symbols for both Maluku independence, such as with the short-lived
Republic of South Maluku, and Indonesian patriotism. In Ambon, he is commemorated in the names of the
University of Pattimura, Pattimura Airport, and a street, as well as a statue; there are also streets named after
him throughout the archipelago.

https://www.ruangguru.com/blog/latihan-soal-utbk-bahasa-inggris
19. What is the topic of the passage?
A. The life and struggle of Thomas Matulessy.
B. Pattimura as the leader of the Maluku people.
C. Indonesian National Revolution led by Pattimura.
D. Controversy over the capture of Thomas Matulessy.

20 . It can be predicted from the passage that ...

A. Indonesia was backed up by the British army during the war.
B. the war of Maluku is considered as the heaviest independence war.
C. had Pattimura not been betrayed, the Dutch would have lost the war.
D. the Dutch would have sold Indonesian women and children to other countries.
21. The best restatement for the sentence “Due to betrayal from Booi's king, Pati Akoon, and Tuanakotta,
Pattimura was arrested on 11 November 1817.” is….
A. Pattimura was captured on 11 November 1817 for King of Booi, Pati Akoon, and Tuanakotta disagreed
with him.
B. Booi’s king, Pati Akoon, and Tuanakotta arrested Pattimura on 11 November 1817 because he betrayed
the Dutch.
C. The Dutch, with the help of King of Booi and his colleagues, managed to find Pattimura on 11
November 1817.
 D. King of booi together with Pati Akoon and Tuanakotta sold Pattimura out and made him captured on 11
November 1817.
22. Which statement is inappropriate with the information provided in the passage?
A. A sculpture was erected to salute Pattimura.
B. A life sentence handed down to Pattimura for his action against the Dutch.
C. As well as King of Booi, Tuanakotta objected to Pattimura’s standpoint.
D. Pattimura no longer served the Kingdom of Great Britain when he ambushed Fort Duurstede.

Text for number 23-25

Television was once the newest technology in our homes, and then came videos and computers. Today’s
children are growing up in a rapidly changing digital age that is far different from their parents. A variety of
technologies are all around us in our homes, offices, and schools. When used wisely, technology and media can
support learning children’s relationships both with adults and their peers.
Based on some evidence by research, there has never been a more important time to apply principles of
development and learning when considering the use of cutting-edge technologies and new media as the so-
called interactive media. Interactive media refers to digital and analog materials, including software programs,
applications (apps), some children’s television programming, e-books, the Internet, and other forms of content
designed to facilitate active and creative use by young children and to encourage social engagement with other
children and adults.
When the integration of technology and interactive media in early childhood programs is built upon
solid developmental foundations, and early childhood professionals are aware of both the challenges and the
opportunities, educators are positioned to improve program quality by intentionally leveraging the potential of
technology and media for the benefit of every child.
This statement provides guidance for early childhood educators about the use of technology and interactive
media in ways that can optimize opportunities for young children’s development. In this statement, the
definition of technology tools encompasses a broad range of digital devices such as computers, tablets, multi-
touch screens, interactive whiteboards, mobile devices, cameras, audio recorders, electronic toys, games, e-
book readers, and older analog devices still being used such as tape recorders, record and cassette players,
projectors, and microscopes.
By appropriately and intentionally using the technology of his day—broadcast television—to connect with
each individual child and with parents and families, it demonstrated the positive potential of using technology
and media in ways that are grounded in principles of child development.
NAEYC and Fred Rogers Center. (2012). Technology and Interactive Media as Tools in Early Childhood
Programs Serving Children from Birth through Age 8 [PDF]. Accessed and adapted on 11 July, 2022 from
https://www.naeyc.org/sites/default/files/globally-shared/downloads/PDFs/resources/position-
statements/ps_technology.pdf.
23. How does the second sentence relate to the first sentence in paragraph 2?
A. It shows the importance of interactive media to children’s lives.
 B. It argues that interactive media include digital materials only.
C. It explains the definition and examples of interactive media.
D. It states that the children and adults nowadays are familiar with digital technology.
24. The author would apparently agree on the idea that ....
A. digital media can harm learning and relationships
B. technology provides children with enjoyable experiences
C. technology may bring more good than harm when it is used wisely
D. technology can influence the relationships between children and their friends
25. The author holds the assumption that...
A. any forms of content designed to facilitate creative children to learn will challenge them
B. interactive media are any kind of media that include hardware and artifacts of education
C. the integration of technology and interactive media in childhood programs leads to improved program
quality
D. technology and media can be used to facilitate learning and establish better relationships with other
children and adults

Text for number 26-30

The use of Styrofoam as packaging for food or drinks is increasingly popular because the price is cheap and
practical to use. But the side effects caused quite bad. Food contamination due to the use of Styrofoam can occur due to
food or drink that is too hot, food packaging from Styrofoam can release styrene toxin when exposed to heat. The higher
the temperature of the food in the Styrofoam, the easier it will be for the styrene substance to transfer to the food.
According to WHO, Styrofoam contains benzene and styrene which are believed to be harmful to human health, namely
causing cancer or are carcinogenic.
The use of plastic bags has become a part of everyday life. Its lightweight and strong nature makes plastic bags
practical to use. In fact, the use of plastic bags causes many problems in handling them. Plastic bag waste takes tens to
hundreds of years to decompose naturally. Even so, the use of disposable plastic bags is still often and widely used by
traders because they are cheaper and easier to obtain. This is why plastic bags are one of the biggest contributors to waste
in Indonesia. The same goes for food packaging made of Styrofoam. Styrofoam belongs to the polystyrene (PS) group of
plastic
26. What does the text mainly discuss
A. Styrofoam usage gets popularity
B. Food contamination due to the use of Styrofoam
C. Food packaging from Styrofoam can release styrene toxin
D. The bad effect of Styrofoam and plastic
27. Based on the text, Styrofoam will be more harmful if…
A. Styrofoam can release styrene toxin
B. because the price is cheap and practical to use
C. too hot food or drink on Styrofoam
D. Styrofoam contains benzene and styrene
28. Carcinogenic is….
A. Chemistry element
B. Styrofoam material
C. Food contamination
D. causing cancer
29. The reason of plastic popularity is…
A. The strength and the color
B. The material
C. The style
D. the trend
30. These are true information based on text, except…
A. Styrofoam can be used for a container but for cold food
B. food packaging from Styrofoam can release styrene toxin
C. temperature has no effect for the styrene substance to transfer to the food
D. Plastic bag waste takes tens to hundreds of years to decompose

Text for number 31-35

Nowadays, people tend to choose fast food as an alternative source of their daily energy. Fresh vegetables that must be
processed first are not very attractive to the public, especially the younger generation because the food served in the shops
is more practical and appetizing. Whereas consuming fresh vegetables, especially for women, has a very high medical
effect and even psychological effects. Here is the importance of consuming vegetables for us
1. Good for digestion
As we know, vegetables are the best source of fiber for the body. Fiber is an important component for maintaining a
healthy digestive tract and preventing constipation and other digestive disorders. The benefits of eating vegetables that are
high in fiber will also reduce your risk of colon cancer.
2. Get the ideal weight
The benefits of this one vegetable are obtained because vegetables are a low-fat and low-calorie food source. So, the
benefits of eating these vegetables are good for those of you who are on a diet and trying to limit calorie intake to the
body.
3. Prevent hypertension
Green vegetables are rich in nitrites and nitrates. So, the benefits of eating vegetables can protect you from high blood
pressure. In addition, unsaturated fats from nuts and olive oil can also provide the same benefits of eating vegetables.
4. Lowers the risk of cancer
Vegetables such as cabbage, cauliflower, and broccoli contain indoles and isothiocyanates. Both are components that are
believed to protect the body from colon cancer, breast cancer, skin cancer, and several other types of cancer. After all,
almost all vegetables are high in antioxidants..
5. Maintain immunity
Vegetables are very useful for building the body's power because they contain vitamins, minerals, and carbohydrates that
can prevent inflammation. Meanwhile, one of the vitamins that can maintain immunity is vitamin C. Quoted from
Nutrients research, vitamin C helps reduce the risk of infection so that the immune system is stronger. In addition, vitamin
C is an antioxidant that protects the body from exposure to free radicals.

31. Why does the author write the article? Because the she/ he…
A. Likes to eat vegetable
B. Thinks that people like more fast food
C. Wants to have ideal weight
D. Persuades the readers to buy vegetables
32. The text tells us that nowadays people tend to choose fast food because it is….
A. more delicious
B. highly brand image
C. colorful
D. practical and appetizing
33. From the text we find that not only vegetables can decrease hyper tension but also… does
A. Fat
B. Nitrite
C. Nitrate
D. olive oil
34. How can consuming vegetable decrease overweight?
A. Vegetable contains fiber
B. Vegetable contains vitamin and mineral
C. Vegetable can prevent inflammation
D. It is low-fat and low-calorie food source
35. Vitamin C helps reduce the risk of infection, the underlined word refers to…
A. Produce
B. Decelerate
C. Lower
D. Decrease

Text for number 36-40

The sense of taste is one of a person’s five senses. We taste with the help of taste-buds in the tongue. There are four
main kinds of taste: sweet, sour, salty, and bitter. All other tastes are just mixtures of two or more of these main types.
The surface of the tongue has more than fifteen thousand taste-buds (or cells). These are connected to the brain by
special nerves which send the so-called ‘tastes messages. When the tongue comes into contact with food of any kind, the
taste-buds will pick up the taste. The nerves then send a message to the brain. This will make us aware of the taste. All
this happens in just a few seconds.
There are four kinds of taste-buds, each of which is sensitive to only a particular taste. These four groups are located
in different parts of the tongue. The taste-buds for salty and sweet tastes are found round the tip of the tongue and along
its sides. Sour tastes can be picked up only at the sides of the tongue. The taste-buds of the bitter taste are found at the
innermost edge of the tongue. There are taste-buds at the center of the tongue.
The senses of smell and sight can affect taste. The good smell of food increases its taste. Similarly, attractive colors
can make food appear tastier and more delicious. If food does not smell good or is dull-colored, it will look tasty and may
not taste good at all. Very hot or cold sensations can make the taste-buds insensitive. Food that is too hot or too cold,
when placed in the mouth, will have no tastes at all.
36. We can taste any kind of food because of …
A. the good smell of food
B. the four main kinds of taste
C. the taste-buds in the tongue
D. the senses of smell and sight
37. When we eat very hot or cold food …
A. the food will lose its taste
B. the food won’t smell good
C. the taste of the food increases
D. the taste-buds will be sensitive
38. The senses of smell and sight …
A. increase the taste of the food
B. affect the taste of the food
C. make food more delicious
D. make the food look good
39. The purpose of the text is …
A. to explain how we can taste any food in the mouth
B. to give a report about the sense of taste
C. to inform how important the tongue is
D. to describe the use of the tongue
40. These are correct based on the text except….
A. Each bud is sensitive to only a particular taste
B. The taste-buds for salty and sweet tastes are found round the tip of the tongue
C. Sour tastes can be picked up only at the sides of the tongue.
D. The taste-buds of the bitter taste are found at the front edge of the tongue.

41. To generate income, magazine publisher must decide whether to increase the subscription price or…
A. To sell advertising
B. If they should sell advertising
C. Selling advertising
D. Sold advertising
42. If it….more humid in the desert of the Southwest, the hot temperature would be unbearable
A. be
B. is
C. was
D. were
43. For the investor who …money, silver or bonds are good option
A. has so little a
B. has very little
C. has so few
 D. has very few
44. The greater the demand,….the price
A. higher
B. high
C. the high
D. the higher
45. Most insurance agents would rather you…anything about collecting claims until they investigate the
situation
A. do
B. not do
C. don’t
D. did not
46. Almost everyone fails … in the first try
A. In passing the driver’s test
B. To pass the driver’s test
C. To have passed the driver’s test
D. Pass the driver’s test
47. Canada doesn’t require that America citizens obtain passport to enter the country, and…
A. Mexico does either
B. Mexico doesn’t either
C. Neither Mexico does
D. Either does Mexico
48. The Consumer Price Index lists….
A. How much costs every car
B. How much does every car cost
C. How much every car costs
D. How much are every car cost
49. The examiner made us …our identification in order to be admitted to the test center
A. showing
B. show
C. to show
D. shown

50. It costs about sixty dollar to have a tooth…

A. filling
B. to fill
C. fill
D. filled
 51. One of the most …newspaper in USA is The New York Times which is widely distributed throughout the
world
A. Influence
B. Influential
C. Influenced
D. influenced
52. Staying in a hotel is…renting a room in a dormitory for a week
A. twice more than
B. twice as much as
C. as much as twice
D. as much twice as
53. A child in the first grade tends to be…all of the other children in the class
A. the same old to
B. the same age than
C. the same age as
D. as old like

54. The bird’s egg is such an efficient structure for protecting the embryo inside..difficult for the hatcling to
break.
A. that is
B. that
C. that it is
D. and is
55. Professional people expect ….when it is necesssary to cancel an appoinment
A. You to call them
B. That you would call them
C. That you are calling them
D. You will call

56. If I … you, I would continue my study abroad.

A. was
B. were
C. been
D. be
57. My father would buy a new motorcycle ....
A. If I passed the state university entrance test
B. If I pass the state university entrance test
C. If I have passed the state university entrance test
 D. If I was passed the state university entrance test
58. What is the fact of the previous sentence?
A. I do not pass the state university entrance test.
B. I did not pass the state university entrance test.
C. I passed the state university entrance test.
D. I pass the state university entrance test.
59. My brother said that he would do the best to help you, …..?
A. Didn’t he?
B. Wouldn’t he?
C. Did he?
D. Would he?
60. The sun never rises from the west,….?
A. Does it?
B. Do it?
C. Doesn’t it?
D. Don’t it?
61. What does APEC stand for?
A. Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
B. Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation
C. Africa-Pacific Economic Cooperation
D. Africa-Pacific Economy Cooperation
62. Where is Husein Sastranegara Airport located??
A. Palembang
B. Batam
C. Bandung
D. Malang
63. The most populous city in the world
A. Delhi
B. Tokyo
C. Jakarta
D. Shanghai
64. The writer of Tenggelamnya Kapal van Dervick is….
A. Marah Rusli
B. Helvi Tiana Rosa
C. Merari Siregar
D. Hamka
65. Scissors were invented by….
A. Leonardo da Vinci
 B. Wright Brothers
C. Van Gogh
D. Richard Threvithick
66. What is the smallest animal?
A. ant
B. Mosquito
C. Virus
C. Amoeba
67. The largest lake in the world is…
A. Big Bear _ Kanada
B. Caspian – Rusia
C. Victorian - Uganda
D. Malawi – Africa
68. Spirit hormone is…
A. adrenalin
B. insulin
C. dopamine
D. melatonin
69. Tiktok inventor is…
A. Bill Gates
B. Steve Jobs
C. Ellon Musk
D. Zhang Yiming
70. These fruits are very good to recover influenza, except...
A. orange
B. banana
C. guava
D. zalac