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1. Linda : Where are you going to go to, Wati? Wati : To the drugstore. I've got a headache. From the dialogue above we may conclude that ... A. Wati is going to buy medicine
B. Linda is going to go to the drugstore C. Wati isn't going to buy anything
D. Linda and Wati are going to go to the drugstore 2. They ... for a swim if the weather is. fine
A. were going B. have gone C. will go
D. will have gone 3. Look at this picture!
The notice means that ... the grass. A. we are allowed to cut
B. we are allowed to pick up C. we must not walk on D. we must not clean
Read the letter bellow and answer questions 4-7! Dear Dr. Hambali Sahali,
We would like to invite you and your staff to visit our school SMP Duta Bangsa, where we are engaged in an exciting service learning project.
Service-learning is a teaching method that engages our students in solving problems within their school and communities as an integral part of their academic studies. It is hoped that students master important curriculum content by making meaningful connection between what they study and its real-life applications. Besides, students
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civic action. This effort is made possible with support from Learn and Serve America, a program of the corporation for National and Community Service.
May we suggest that you visit us on January 11, 2010 at 10 o’clock? This will give you an opportunity to see our program in action. We have also invited our community partners, members of the local media, and several families of students whom we serve. They are eager to talk to you about the importance of investing in service-learning activities in our local community.
We have enclosed a one page profile of our program for your reference. I will contact your office within the next two weeks to follow-up on this invitation. Again, we do hope you can join us on this occasion.
Thank you very much for your consideration. Sincerely,
Andy Sehatapi
4. The text above is about …
A. having a National and Community Service B. doing a program to promote better education C. informing someone about a special program D. inviting people to attend a school activity
5. What does the second paragraph of the text tell us about? A. The persons who have been invited.
B. The purpose of service-learning project. C. The importance of local media in project. D. The opportunity to see a program in action.
6. Dr. Sahali is supposed to come on January 11, 2010 to … the service learning project in action.
A. enable him to watch
B. get a special experience with C. open officially
D. ask questions related to
7. The text shows that Dr. Hambali Sahali is … A. new school principal
B. government official C. teacher on duty D. next teacher
8. “ … and several families of students whom we serve.” What does the underlined word mean?
9. Tomi : Tomorrow is Sunday, ...? Shall we go to Safari Park? Edi : Yes, that's a good idea.
A. is it B. does it C. isn't it D. doesn't it
Read the following text for number 10-14!
Most people don’t notice that giraffes have different patterns of spots. Certain species of giraffes have small spots. Other species have large spots. Some species have spots than are very regular. You can tell where one spot ends and another begins. Other species have spots that are kind of blotchy. This means the spots are not set off from each other as clearly. These are only two of many kind of spots. The pattern of giraffe’s spots is called “marking”. No two giraffes have exactly the same marking.
Giraffe’s spots help them to blend in with their surroundings in Africa where they live. Being able to blend with surroundings helps animals survive. If a lion can’t see a giraffe, he certainly can’t eat it. This is called ‘protective coloration’. The animal’s colour helps to protect it. Another thing that protects giraffes is their keen eyesight. Their large eyes are on the sides of their heads. Giraffes see anything that moves. They can seebanother animal a mile away. It is very hard to sneak up on a giraffe. Those who try usually get a quick kick with a powerful back leg.
10. Where are giraffe’s eyes? A. Around its long neck B. On the front part of its head C. On the left side of this head D. On the sides of its head
11. Giraffes protect themselves with their … A. back legs
B. front legs C. long necks D. spot patterns
12. What is protective coloration?
A. An ability to see from long distance B. An ability to blend with surroundings C. The colour pattern of giraffe’s spot D. The way to protect certain species
13. "…, he certainly can’t eat it" (in paragraph 3) A. an animal
14. Which of the following is the best title for the passage? A. Different Kind of Giraffes
B. More About Giraffes
C. Giraffes and their Surroundings D. People and Giraffes
15. Feri : Do you like the view of the mountain? Yudi : Yes, I enjoy it very much.
Feri : I hope …
Yudi : Yes, of course and I will be back here as possible. Feri : Thank you that you like my village.
A. you are happy here B. you can go home soon C. I never come here again D. the view is still beautiful
16. Yunita : Have you hear that Merapi Mountain erupted last night?
Martini : Do you know how many animals were killed? Yunita : All, … of them was safe
A. some B. both C. each D. none
17. Dony : ... do you go fishing? Deni : Once a week.
A. How far B. How long C. How often D. How many
Read The Following text and answer questions 18 to 22!
Indonesia is a country in Southeast Asia that consists of more than 13,000 islands. The islands lie along the equator and extend more than 5,000 kilometers. Many of the islands cover only a few square kilometers. But about a half of New Guinea and three quarters of Borneo also belong to Indonesia. Both islands are the second-and-third largest islands in the world, after Greenland. Many geographers divide the more than 13,600 islands of Indonesia into three groups: (1) the Greater Sunda Islands, (2) the lesser Sunda Islands, and (3) the Mollucas. Indonesia also includes Irian Jaya, which is part of New Guinea. The Greater Sunda includes Borneo, Sulawesi, Java and Sumatera. The Lesser Sunda Islands extend from Bali eastward to the Timor. The Mollucas lie between Sulawesi and New Guinea. The western part of New Guinea is called Irian Jaya, an Indonesian
territory. Compared to the other regions, Irian Jaya is the most thinly populated. 18. Where is Indonesia located?
B. Along the equator. C. Near Mollucas. D. In the Greenland.
19. Paragraph two talks about ...
A. the three divisions of Indonesia's islands B. the greater Sunda islands,
C. the Indonesian geographers D. the position of Indonesia.
20. Which of the followings belongs to the first largest island in the world?
A. Borneo. B. Irian Jaya. C. New Guinea, D. Greenland.
21. Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE according to the text?
A. Most of Indonesian population live in Irian Jaya. B. Indonesia has more than 13,000 islands,
C. Borneo is the third biggest island in the world, D. The Mollucas is between Sulawesi and New Guinea. 22. Which of the underlined words has incorrect spelling?
A. Indonesian people are very friendly.
B. All people should be responsible for their duties, C. Traveling is more interesting than fishing,
D. Teenagers are smarter and more creative nowadays. 23. Malik :Anyway, how's Tim now?
Yauma : He's better, I think;
What is the opposite of the italic word? A. nice
B. worse C. worst D. good 24. Doctor : …?'
Patient : My stomach arches Doctor : Let me see.
25. Which one is the correct statement based on the pictures?
Mrs. Happy's $ 8000
Mr. Rahmat's $ 28000
Mr. Royhan's $ 14000 A. Mrs. Happy's car is the cheapest one among the others
B. Mr. Royhan's car is more expensive than Mr. Rahmat's C. Mr. Rahmat's car is as cheap as Mr. Royhan's
D. Mr. Royhan's car is the most expensive one among the others
26.For questions 26 to 28 choose the best words to complete the passage.
The coach of the Indonesia basketball team calls a time-out and instructs his players to change the strategy. He ... (26) Jody to keep the ball as long as possible. Jody is good at dribbling the ball. His skill in controlling the ball is ... (27) but he is not quite good at shooting. Togar is better at shooting and he is also the fastest player in the team. His only ... (28) is that he is very thin and not very strong.
27. A. knows B. tells C. thinks D. leaves 28. A. preventive
B. imperfect C. doubtful D. excellent 29. A. appearance
B. weakness C. strength D. ability
30. Ardhi : What does your sister do?
Bertha : She works at one of the French companies. Ardhi : She must be able to speak French well. Bertha : A little. But she ... speak English better. A. mustn't
31. Vena : I went to Pasar Baru with my cousin yesterday. Jodi : What did you buy?
Vena : I ... a gold necklace for my mother's birthday. Jodi : nice gift.
A. am buying B. was buying C. buy
D. bought
32. Mother : You look so weird, dear. What's up?
Lara : I really don't know why, but I feel hot and my headaches. Mother : Okay, dear.... But let me take you to a doctor just in case. A. It is time to stay in bed
B. You are sorry to say that C. I don't want to sorry you D. There's nothing to worry about
33. Mei Hwa : I'd like to book a room for tonight.
Receptionist : I'm very sorry. But the hotel is fully occupied. Maybe you can find another hotel somewhere else.
Mei Hwa : Can you help me find a nearby one?
Receptionist : I'm very sorry, I'm busy. Perhaps you may ask... else to help you. A. somebody
B. nobody C. something D. no one
34. Choose the suitable sentence to complete the paragraph .... It is now a part of our daily life. It is not only a source of news and information. Television is also a valuable tool for science, education and industry.
A. Television works in the same way as radio in some ways.
B. There are many quiz programs on televisions as well as on radio broadcasting. C. Watching television has made great changes in people's lives all over the world. D. Television is the most important source of entertainment for great numbers of people all over the world.
35. Chaidar : Why do we have to save our forests, Mom? Mother : Because they are very important for us. Chaidar : Are they?
Mother : Yes. ... do they keep the balance of the environment ... produce wood. A. Not only - but also
B. Either-or C. Both – and D. Neither-nor
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN?
He is in his mid-twenties, of medium height and quite stout. His face is oval-shaped and unshaven. He had long straight hair. When he left the house, he was barefooted and was wearing an orange T-shirt with a red collar and a pair of black shorts.
Fao Seng Huat was reported missing by his family when he did not return home after he had slipped out of the house at about eight in the morning. They are afraid that he might have forgotten where he lives as this has happened twice before. He often smiles and talks to himself. He is harmless but can get angry if he is laughed at. A cash reward awaits the person or persons with information about his whereabouts that would help the police pick him up.
Please contact 0274 - 4842840 and ask for Cukip Lee. 36. What does the missing person look like?
A. He looks like the sharp spikes. B. He has oval-shaped face. C. He is short and rather fat.
D. He has long hair with pointed nose. 37. What is the notice mainly about?
A. A Missing Man. B. A Stupid Person.
C. A Frightening Experience. D. An Escaped Prisoner.
38. Which of the following is NOT TRUE Of Tan Seng Huat? A. He will not hurt anyone.
B. He is twenty years old.
C. He doesn't like people to make fun of him. D. He left the house without telling his family.
For question 39 and 40 choose the best words to complete the dialogue! Anna : Are you hungry, Hanny?
Hanny : No, but I’m ... (39). Let's get a soda Anna : What about you, Johan?
Johan : I’m hungry-very hungry Hanny : So, do you like ... (40)?
39. A. thirsty B. tired C. sleepy D. fresh 40. A. sandwiches
B. milk shakes C. orange juice D. lemon tea
Text for question 41 to 42!
Sonia : What is the ... (41) of "Lebaran" Day?
Azali : We always forgive each other and the children usually do the " Sungkeman" to their parents. But the most important thing is we go to a ... (42) or field for praying. 41. A. ambition
B. tradition C. celebration D. ceremony 42. A. tradition
B. culture C. graveyard D. mosque
Read the following text and answer questions 43-46!
Newspapers are just what their name says. They are papers that print news. They first appeared in the 1400s just after printing began. Printers produced pamphlets telling people what was happening in the country and what they thought about it. Modern newspapers first appeared in the 1700s.
Today, there are newspapers in almost every country in the world, in many
different languages. Some are printed every day, some are every week. One of the oldest newspapers is The Times which is printed in London. It began in 1785 when it was called the Universal Daily Register. It changed its name to The Times in 1788. Our country, Indonesia, also has a lot of newspapers. There are 94 newspapers in Indonesia. The publishing is concentrated in large cities. Jakarta has 24 dailies with half the total national circulation. Manado has 15 dailies, Medan has 12, and Surabaya has 9.
The national news agency of Indonesia is Antara (Lembaga Kantor Berita Nasional Antara). It has domestic bureaus in thirty two provincial capitals and six foreign bureaus. Antara is an independent news agency.
(Adapted from The Kingfisher Children's Encyclopedia) 43. The reading text is about ...
44. How many bureaus does "Antara" have? A. 6
B. 26 C. 38 D. 90
45. The city which has the most newspapers is ... A. Medan
B. Surabaya C. Manado D. Jakarta
46. "They first appeared in the 1400s just after printing began", (paragraph 1) The underlined word means ...
A. rose B. surfaced C. survived D. existed
47. Rudy : What is the name of the flower? Maya : I don't know for certain. ... it is a rose Rudy : No, I don't think so. It has no thorns Maya : Let me have a look! Oh, It is a hibiscus. A. Probably
B. Impossibly C. Frequently D. Improbably
48. Andi : Have you ever been to Nature Reserve in Cibodas, West Java? Budi : Yes, I have. What about you?
Andi : ...
A. Neither have I B. I don't either C. I do too D. So have I
49. Fredy : Do you believe that Indonesia will become a prosperous country? Andy : Of course ... the citizens work hard,
A. So B. If C. Unless D. Although
50. Roy : Do you always visit Inggris-online.com? Jane : Yes, ….
