Questions no 1 to 4!

Indah: It is very hot today, isn’t it?

Uti: Yeah. It is. I wish I had a can of ice tea now.
Indah: Yeah, me too. Ups, here is my house. Would you like to get in?
Uti: Of course. Thanks very much
Indah: Please, sit Uti
Uti: Thanks, Ida. Wow, it is cool and nice here
Indah: I’ve turned on the TV. Anyway, would you like something to drink?
Uti: Anything would be fine, as long as it is cold

1. Where do you think the dialogue take place?

a. In the garden
b. At Indah’s house
c. At school
d. On the way home from school
e. At the cinema
2. What does Uni think about Indah’s House?
a. Very hot
b. Cool and nice
c. very dirty
d. very dirty
e. Very bad
3. What does Indah offer?
a. Some food
b. Drink
c. Meat
d. Bread
e. A can of coke
4. “I’ve turned on the TV. Anyway, would you like something to drink?” The sentences above is
an expression of …..
a. Sympathy
b. Gratitude
c. Thanking
d. Complaining
e. Offering service
5. Man: you seem to be in trouble, may I help you?
Woman: Sure. My motorcycle is broken. Can you help me repair it?
Man: Hmm …..let me see. Okay, I will try.
Woman: Thank you.
What does the man offer?
a. Drop the woman off at her office
b. Accompany the woman to a dealer
c. Give the woman a ride home
d. Take the woman’s motorcycle
e. Repair the woman’s motorcycle
 6. If you decline the offer, you can say …..
a. I’m not sure. Thanks.
b. How on earth!
c. No. Thank you
d. I’m sorry for it
e. Sure
7. Dirham: …..to carry these books to the class, ma’am?
Amalia: you’re so kind, but no, thanks
a. Do you want me
b. May I ask you
c. Shall I do
d. Do you mind
e. Can you help me

Questions no 8 to 10!
Reny brought some brownies from home. She is offering some to Miss Nina, the biology teacher.
Miss Nina is pleased to have some.
Renny: Miss Nina, I brought cookies from home (8) …..
Miss Nina: ….. (9) I’ll try some. Thank you, Renny.
Renny : ….. (10)
8. …..
a. I wonder if I might offer you some brownies
b. do you mind eating some brownies
c. will you you eat these brownies?
d. do you like brownies
e. come on taste this

9. …..
a. No. Thank you
b. Sure
c. which one?
d. Maybe later
e. Not now. Thanks
10……
a. It’s my pleasure
b. Never mind
c. It’s nothing
d. Welcome home
e. You’re kind
Quations no 11 to 15!

Jl Armada 20 Mataram
Oktober, 17 2016

HRD Manager
Nusa Dua Hotel
Jl. Senggigi 3 Mataram

Dear Sir/Madam

I am writing to apply for the job as a receptionis /general assistant, which you advertised
recently in the newspaper. I am 23 years old.
I graduated from “Academy of Secretary”. I took an English course for Active Communication
and a training program held by PT Agung Perkasa.
Since leaving college I have had several years experience doing secretarial and general office
work in Surabaya. At the moment I am working as a receptionist at Melati Hotel, a small private
hotel in Bandung. I have been employed there for eleven years.
I enclose my recent photograph and a complete curriculum vitae. I would be happy to send any
further details you may require. I would be available for an interview at anytime. Thank you very
much for your consideration and I look forward to hearing from you in the near future.

Yours faithfully,

Linda Kumalasari

11. What position does the applicant apply?

a. Manager
b. Receptionist
c. Secretarist
d. Director
e. Teacher
12. Where did the applicant graduate from?
a. English departement
b. English course
c. Academy of secretary
d. Active communication
e. Mechanical technique
13. How long did the applicant work at Melati Hotel?
a. 84 months
b. 96 months
c. 108 months
d. 120 months
e. 132 months
 14. What does the applicant enclose in the letter?
a. Recent photograph and CV
b. Personal Health record
c. English course certificate
d. Work contract
e. Work experience record
15. “I have been employed there for eleven years. (third paragraph)
The word “employed” is similar meaning with …..
a. Worked
b. Played
c. Stayed
d. Applied
e. Rent

Quations no 16 to 20!

Jl. A. Yani 389 Surabaya, 65151

April 19, 2009

Personnel Manager
Jl. Raya Pandaan 186 Pasuruan 98502

Dear Mr. Peterson:

I am writing to you in response to your advertisement for a local branch manager, which
appeared in the Jawa Pos on Sunday, June 15. As you can see from my enclosed resume, my
experience and qualifications match this position’s requirements.
My current position, managing the local branch of a national shoe retailer, has provided the
opportunity to work under a high-pressure, team environment, where it is essential to be able
to work closely with my colleagues in order to meet sales deadlines.
In addition to my responsibilities as manager, I also developed time management tools for staff
using Access and Excel from Microsoft’s Office Suite.
Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to the opportunity to personally
discuss why I am particularly suited for this position. Please call me after 4.00 p.m. to suggest a
time we may meet. I can be reached via telephone number 031-858564 or by email at
lilish@yahoo.com.

Sincerely,

Lilis Handayani

16. What is the purpose of writing the letter?

a. to discuss advertisement
b. inform job opportunity
c. to retell work experience
d. to amuse the reader
e. to apply for a job
17. How did Lilis Handayani know the vacancy?
a. getting information from someone
b. listening the ads in a radio
c. wacthing the ads on a tv
d. reading the ads in a newspaper
e. reading the ads in a magazine
18. Which is not true based on what writer’s current position provided?
a. to have an interview
b. to work in a high pressure
c. to work in team
d. to meet sales deadlines
e. to work with colleagues
19. In the second paragraph, the writer tells about …..
a. educational background
b. personal identity
c. her position
d. work experience
e. her competence
20. Based on the last paragraph, we can conclude that the writer is …..
a. responsible with the position offered
b. willingness for an interview
c. not confident with her competence
d. describing identity
e. eager to be manager