1. Shop assistant: …..

A lady : Please. I'm looking for some toiletries.

Shop assistant: They're in aisle four, at the back, next to the tissues.
A. How've you been?
B. How do I get there?
C. May I help you?
D. Are you looking at me?

2. Mr. Smith: I'd like to come on Tuesday morning and pick up the packages.
Annie: ………. I'll be waiting in the office until lunch time.
Mr. Smith: I'll drive over after my daily briefing.
A. That would be fine.
B. Would you like me to help you?
C. That's a great job!
D. I'm afraid that's not possible.

3. Harvey: Were you satisfied with the design of the exhibition poster?
Nelly: To be honest, it was too bright and the fonts were too thick.
Harvey: …….. . I thought it was just right.
A. I couldn't agree more.
B. I disagree with you.
C. Not necessarily.
D. No doubt about it.

4. Toby: Tom and his family are going to Bali on vacation. …… for hotels?
Sarah: We stayed in a wonderful resort on the western shore of Bali. It was
excellent except for the sound of the waves. They were somewhat
frightening!
Toby: Thanks, this is their first trip to Bali and he's a little nervous.
A. How much do you usually pay
B. Do you have any recommendations
C. Where did you use to stay
D. Did both of you personally experience that

5. Vicky: If you go to the lobby and turn left, ……..

Wilson: Do you think they will allow me to take a photo of the ceramics?
Vicky: Well, you'd better ask for permission; in writing, would be better.
A. you will see the collections
B. the artworks look very good
C. the receptionist will check you in
D. the ATM would be on your right
6. Alissa: Are you from the electricity company?
Man: ………… your new electricity system.
Alissa: Can I have a look at your ID card? Sorry, it's a procedure.
A. Yes, we know you bought
B. No, I am not
C. Yes, I'm here to check
D. No, I will be there for

7. Olga: Do you think you could send this birthday gift for me? I should have
sent it earlier but now I must attend a meeting.
Gerry: Sure dress for time now, Where do you want to have it sent?
Olga: The address is on the back of the gift and here is the number of the
courier service. I really appreciate this.
Gerry: …………
A. I'm awfully sorry. Pardon me.
B. Would you mind sending me the gifts, please?
C. Don't worry. I'll handle it.
D. Sure. I will go to the meeting with you.

8. Officer: Good morning. Tommy speaking. What can I do for you?

Customer: Good morning. I want to open a new bank account under the
name of my son Henry. …….
Officer: All right. How old is your son, ma'am?
Customer: He will be fifteen next month.
Officer: I see. You and your son need to come to our nearest bank. Please
have his ID Card or Passport with you.
A. How do you know me?
B. What kind of account is it?
C. When can I register?
D. What should I do?

9. Malik: Have you seen this offer?

Sella: Yes, but the salary isn't good and it doesn't say much about the
working conditions.
Malik: That's true. But you've always wanted to work in Japan. Being in a
foreign country every day would feel like a holiday, right?
Sella: ………. Let me think again about this.
A. I agree with you
B. I'm not sure
C. That's a good idea
D. Thanks for your suggestion
10. Lucy: Hi, Kevin. We need to meet sometime next week to talk about the
plan. Can you make Tuesday or Friday afternoon?
Kevin: Tuesday would be fine. What time?
Lucy: What about 3 o'clock? I don't think we need more than two hours.
Kevin: Is Erika coming?
Lucy: ………..
A. Erika is going to put in new plumbing.
B. A meeting usually lasts for two hours.
C. I hope so, but I haven't asked her yet.
D. She very much agrees with it every day.

TABEL: WAYS INTERNET USER DISCOVER NEW MUSIC

ONLINE, NO 11-13

11. What is the most popular way to discover new music online?
A. Using P2P networks.
B. From what friends shared.
C. Browsing YouTube.
D. Downloading music applications.

12. What can be concluded from the chart?

A. People prefer browsing YouTube to music sites.
B. People like their friends' choice of music.
C. People rarely purchase music via digital stores.
D. Internet radio is somewhat preferable as music sites.

13. Who will probably benefit from the chart?

A. Music industries.
B. YouTubers.
C. Saxophonists.
D. Radio stations.

SOAL CERITA: MELBOURNE, NO 14-16

14. “….. has been described as the world's best preserved. (Paragraph 1)
The word "preserved" ….could be best replaced by..... "
A. conserved
B. abandoned
C. beautified
D. advanced
15. What is the main idea of the first paragraph?
A. Melbourne has several cultures.
B. The Yarra River is located in northern Melbourne,
C. Melbourne is a center of commerce and industry.
D. Yarra Valley is the biggest valley in Australia.

16. Which is NOT right about Melbourne?

A. It maintains its nineteenth century buildings.
B. People of cultural diversity live in Melbourne.
C. You don't need to worry about public transport here.
D. It is one of the smallest states in Australia.

SOAL SURAT: BREACH OF NO-SMOKING POLICY, NO 17-19

17. "We are requesting that you take...." (Paragraph 2)

The word 'we' refers to …..
A. Danny's landlord
B. the apartment corporation
C. the leader of the housing
D. family and any guests

18. Why is the letter sent? Because ……

A. Danny does not appreciate the cooperation
B. smoking in the apartment is prohibited
C. the tenant broke the tenancy agreement
D. somebody wrote a letter on 15 June 2017

19. What should Danny do after reading the letter?

A. He should discuss the issue with the sender of the letter.
B. He should stop smoking as it is a hazard and an irritation.
C. He should cooperate in respecting the no-smoking policy.
D. He should respect family or guests smoking in the unit.

20. “The change to semester fees eill apply to commencing and current
students of class 2019”
The underlined be replaced by …….
A. new
B. smart
C. existing
D. candidate
21. What is NOT supposed to be done if a student wants to ask a question
regarding this increase?
A. Send an email to fees@erlanggapolytechnic.edu
B. Click the Fees and Charges Policy
C. Call a staff on (021) 921 4888
D. Meet the director of Erlangga Polytechnic

SOAL CERITA: IN EARLY FEBRUARY 2013, NO 22-24

22. What was displayed when the Shard opened?

A London Symphony Orchestra.
B. Local performances.
C. London Bridge Tower.
D. Britain's icon, past and present.

23. How do the visitors access London attractions?

A. By taking the lift.
B. By accessing digital telescopes.
C. By visiting the tower.
D. By viewing spaces on levels 68 to 72.

24. What do the developers hope for the Shard?

A. 1 million visitors will visit the Shard each year.
B. More than 1 million visitors will enjoy London Symphony Orchestra.
C. More than 200 hotel-rooms will be built each year.
D. 100 million visitors could be taken to the 68º floor in lifts.

SOAL SURAT: ANITA HASAN, NO 25-27

25. What is the purpose of the text?

A. To tell Anita about a halal bihalal gathering.
B. To inform the family about activities in the halal bihalal.
C. To invite all family members to join the halal bihalal.
D. To persuade the people to join the halal bihalal gathering.

26. What information does Ahmad require?

A. The date of the gathering
B. Where the Recreation Hall is
C. The name of the organizer
D. The price of additional tickets
27. You are one of the staff invited to the gathering. You will come with your
husband/wife. Whe means of transportation to the gathering would you
best choose?
A. Your personal car.
B. The company car.
C. A bus.
D. A motorcycle.

28. 1. Its western half forms part of the Oriental zone, while the eastern
islands fall within the Australian zone.
2. In the east, however, the native earth-bound mammals are
predominantly marsupials and members of the primitive family of
monotremes.
3. Pupua and its neighboring islands, however, have many characteristics
in commce wit
4. Many terrestrial placental mammals, such as deer, pigs, and dogs. were
brought over thousands of years ago by early waves of migrating people.
5. The main reason for Indonesia's extraordinary variety of plant and
animal life is that it straddles two major bio-geographical regions.
6. The native fauna of the west includes apes, monkey, hoofed mammals,
and felines.
7. This means that the zoology and biology of Sumatra, Borneo, Java and
Bali are very similar to mainland Asia

The correct order of the sentences above is....

A. 4-7-3-6-2-1-5
B. 4-1-6-3-5-7-2
C. 5-1-7-3-6-2-4
D. 5-1-2-6-7-4-3
29. 1. Dear Maya,
2. Unfortunately, there was a long, arduous traffic jam due to a multiple
vehicle collision near Palmerah.
3. In any case, when we do meet, let me take you out to lunch.
4. I am so sorry I missed our appointment last Friday evening.
5. Would you prefer to reschedule next time you and I are in Jakarta, or
simply speak on the phone?
6. I know it's very upsetting for you to make all the effort to prepare all the
dishes, only to have me fail to arrive.
7. I look forward to hearing from you.
8. I decided to turn back to the hotel.
9. 1 will be visiting Jakarta at the end of October, and we could arrange to
meet then if you like.
10. Love, Daisy

The correct order of the sentences above is....

A. 1-8-2-4-9-5-6-3-7-10
B. 1-4-6-2-8-5-9-3-7-10
C. 1-7-2-8-4-5-9-3-6-10
D. 1-9-5-4-8-2-3-6-5-10

30. 1. Workers forage for food and gather nectar from different flowering
plants.
2. After returning to the hive, the worker bee transfers the nectar from her
tongue to another worker's tongue.
3. Around the time a worker bee turns 10 days old, she develops a unique
wax-producing gland inside her abdomen.
4. It is where the liquid from the nectar evaporates and becomes honey.
5. Although worker bees only live for approximately six weeks, they
spend their lives performing tasks that benefit the survival of their colony.
6. When they carry nectar within their pollen pouch, it mixes with a
specialized enzyme.

The correct order of the sentences above is....

A. 4-2-1-3-5-6
B. 1-6-2-4-2-3
C. 3-1-4-6-5-2
D. 5-3-1-6-2-4