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Listening

Section

In this

section

of

the test. _You English. There are four _{Parts to}

PART

I

Questions 1 to 4.

You

rvill

hear

Man

Wotnan

Man Woman

Narrator A.

B. C. D. E.

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No Peserta:

Directions:

In

this

part

of

the test,

you

will

hear some dialogues

and

questions spoken

in

English.

The dialogues and the questions

will

be spoken twice. They

will

not be printed

in

your test book, so you must listen carefully to understand what the speakers are saying.

After

you listen

to

the

clialogue and

the

question about

it,

read the

five

possible answers, and decide

which

olle

would

be

the

best answer

to

the

question

you

have heard.

Now

listen

to

a

sample question

will

have the chance

to

show

how

well

you

understand spoken

this section

with

special directions for each part.

F.Iorv can

I

help you, Mum?

Please

buy

a

kilo of

rice, two

kilos of

sugar, a

half

kilo of

eggs and a pack

of

tea.

Do you need some chicken nuggets?

No, we

still

have some in the refrigerator.

What shouldn't the man buy? Eggs.

Tea. Rice. Sugar. Nuggets.

1.

2.

Narrator : The best answer to the question

"What

shouldn't the man buy?" is nuggets. Therefore

you should answer (E).

A.

Warm.

B.

Drier.

C.

I-Iotter.

D.

Cooler.

E.

Very hot.

A.

A

sport competition.

B.

Nation's

youth education.

C.

Tire country's college students.

D.

Oil

and gas company's science competition.

E.

Means

of

educating the nation's youth.

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3.

A.

Take a guava jutce.

B.

Order an orange juice.

C.

Try

an ice tea.

D.

Order a cola float.

E.

Drink

mineral bottled water.

4.

A.

He was spy.

B.

He was a bullfighter.

C.

He wrote famous stories.

D.

FIe wrote about

bullfighting.

E.

FIe wrote an adventure novel.

PART

TI

Questions 5

to'1.

Directions:

In this part

of

the test, you

will

hear some incornplete dialogues spoken

in

English,

followed

by

four

responses, also spoken

in

English. The dialogues and the responses

will

witl

not be printed

in

your

test

book,

so

you

must listen

carefully

to

understand what the speakers are saying. You have to choose the best response to each question.

DOKUMEN NEGARA

Now

listen to a

Woman

Man

Woman

Man

Woman

Narrator A.

B. C. D.

sample question.

Do you have any plans for next weekend?

I

am

thinking of

going mountain climbing. That's interesting. Can

I

go

with

you?

l:*

Do you have any suggestions

for

activities there?

What does the woman probably respond? Sorry, but

I don't

lanorv much about that. Yes, we could have a barbeque.there. Yes,

I think

that mountain is too high. Yes,

I

really love mountain climbing.

Narrator

: The best answer

to

the question

"What

does the woman probably respond?"

is

o'Yes,

we could have a barbeque there." Therefore you should choose answer (B).

5.

Ivfark your answer on your arlswer sheet.

6.

Mark

your answer on

yollr

answer sheet.

7.

Mark

your answer on your ans\,ver sheet.

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PART

III

Questions: 8

to

11.

Directions:

In this

part

of

the

test,

you

will

hear some dialogues

or

monologues spoken

in

English.

The dialogues or monologues

will

not be printed in your test book, so you

must listen carefully to understand what the speakers are saying.

After

you listen to the dialogue

or

monologue,

look

at the

five

pictures provided

in

your test book, and decide

which would

be the most suitable one for the dialoglre or monologue you have heard.

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PART

IV

Questions 12

to

15.

Directions:

In this part of the test, you

will

hear several

They

will

not

be printed

in

your test book,

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r

lr

monologues. Each monologue

will

be spoken twice.

so

you

must

listen

carefully

to

understand what the E C

B

t'2.

speakers are saying.

After you

hear

the

rnonologue and

the

question about

it,

read

the

five

possible answers and decide whicl'r one would be the best answer to the question you have heard.

Questions L2

and

13

are based on the

following

monologue.

A.

Gallery complex.

B.

Buddhist mythology.

C.

Cambodia.

D.

Khmer Empire.

E.

Angkor

Wat.

A.

Old Empire.

B.

Yosadapura Empire.

C.

Meru Empire.

D.

The

King

Empire.

E.

Khmer Empire.

Questions 14

and

15

arc

based on the

following

monologuc.

A.

The poor mouse.

B.

The prisoners.

C.

The frog.

D.

The mouse.

E.

The hawk.

A.

By using his beak.

B.

By using his talons.

C.

By

shouting loudly.

D.

By

flying

in the sky.

E.

By

observing a rnouse.

This

is the end of the

listening

section

13.

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15.

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16.

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Thc follorvins

tcxt

is for'

Dear

Mr.Ienkins

I

ant

r'vriting

to

complain

about

my

recent holydays

in

Sydney

which

was organized

by

your

company.

My

wife

and

I

selected a two-weeks Women Weekly

Tour

starting on

29

December.

Your

agency claimeci

wc

would

be

picked up

at

thl

airport

and

that the hotel

was

tlrec-star quality. The all-inclusive price we

_paid

included breakfast aird dinner and

two

excursions

On arrival at the airport, there was no one to mect us. We'vr/ere

waiting

for

half

an

hour and then had

no

choice

except

to

take

a taxi. This

cost $30. The receipt

is enclosed.

The hotel was not rvhat

I

would _{ccnsiclcr three-stars. The}_room_r.vas

dirty:

_the_beds

were small and uncomfortable. The breakfast portions were

very

small, and the hotel refused to provide us

u'ith

dinner. We had to spend some more $500

for

extra meals.

Again

I

_{enclose our restaurant receipts.}

I

found

it

dishonest and unacceptable that

your

company offered us a

tour

which

doesn't

resemblc

the description;

i

expect

to

be .orrrp.nrated

for

all of

my

extra expenses. The receipts enclosed rvorth

for

a

total

of

$S:0.

In

addition, we claim

a

refund of $ 100 because the room _{was not up to the prornised standard.}

We

expect

real action to be done very soon.

Yours sincerely

Mr.

Imron

The letter tells us about ....

A.

the happy holiday

in

Sydney

B.

_{the service,s reservation at ihe hotel}

c.

the satisfied services

from

the travel agency

D.

the complaint of the travel service

in

syaney

E.

the impression _{of holidays}

in

_Sydney

Who did

Mr.

Imron

write

his letter to?

A.

His

wife.

B.

Hotel Manager.

C.

Taxi

driver.

D.

Travel Agency

E.

Restaurant Staff.

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is

for

questions 18

and

19.

This new and unusual building in the downtown business district offers unique opportunities for small to midsized tenants to occupy an entire floor

OFFICH

$UITffi$

from 1,600 to 6,000 square feet are available for immediate occupancy.

commuting _{is easy, witlr the subway stop only one block away. lt's}

convenient to shops, restaurants, hotels, and business services.

For leasing information

call

t

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18.

What is this advertisement about?

A.

A

new

office

building.

B.

Office

suites to rent.

C.

The unusual

building

downtorrm.

D.

Office

suites to sell.

E.

A

building

in the business district.

19.

The good point about the

office

suits

is

. . ..

A.

furnished

B.

available

in

one type size

C.

far from public places

D.

several blocks away

from

subway stop

E.

easy to reach

for

commuters

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22.

Cireundeu Ciputat, South Tangerang have donated impact

of

fiooding alcng the Pesanggrahan River in

he

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land frcfoic

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I TANGER.ANG: z\ numbcr of residents parcels

of

their iand

to

help minimize during the

comig

rainy sci$on.

"Tltere are four residents

in

Cirerrdu who douaie land.

In lloucoi

vililage, Pak Benny and Pak Aep Conated 20C square meters each," said

Aji

A',valr, thc hcad

cf

the water resources dcpartment.

Aji

said that Pak

Bila

zurd Pak Parnbudi

f,vo

other residcnts

living

near the Pratama housing comncund, also donated land located near

river's

embankment that rvas needed

for

r,videning the river.

The size

of

plots donated

to

thc meters to 1600 square meters said

Aji.

:d"ninistration varied ranging

from 25

square

"They gave their land for the normalization prograin, because they don't want to be hit

by floods during the upcoming rainy season," he added.

Beside thc residents, about threc housing complexcs near the river also

willling

to work

with

the local administration, according to head

of

the South Tangerang highway and water Igggurcgg_lgjlcy Retno

f

arwati. (n a

What is the text about?

A.

Tangerang's residents prevent flood.

B.

The infrastructure development program.

c.

Many residents donate land for herping other people.

D.

The government ask the residents to donate their iand.

E.

Residents' land donation _{to minimize}_the_{impact of flooding.}

Why did the residcnts donate their land to municipal

administratiol

office?

A.

To get much money from the government.

B.

To develop their environment.

C.

To become good citizens.

D.

To help the _{municipal administration}

E.

To save and guard their region against flooding.

"The size of the plots donated to the _{local administration varied,}_..,,(paragraph ₄₎

The underlined word is closest in meaning

to

....

A.

events

from

the story

B.

small piece

of

land

_C

secret plan to do something

D.

line of the land

E.

illegal plan

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This text

is

for

questions 23 to 25

Messi was born

in

Rosario, Santa Fe Prot ince, to parents Jorge Floracio Messi,

a

factory

steel worker, and Celia Maria Cuccittini,

a

part-timc

cleaner.

His

paternal family

originatcs

from the Italian

city

of

Ancona,

frorn

rvhich

his

ancestor,

Angelo

Messi,

immigrated to Argentirta

in

1883. He has

two

oldcr brothers, R.odrigo and Matias, and a

sister,

Maria

Sol.

At

the age

of five,

Messi started

playing football

for

Grabdoli, a local

club coached by his father Jorge.

At

the

age

of

1

i,

Messi was

diagnosed

rvith

a

grorvth hormone deficiency.

_Local

powerhouse

River

Plate showed interest

in

Messi's progress, but were not

willing

to pay

for

treatment

for his

condition, which

cost $900

a month. Carlcs

Rexach,

the

sporting

director

of

FC Barcelona, was made aware of his talent as Messi and his father

*.i.

ablo

to

arrange a

trial with

the team. Rexach, r.vith

no

other paper

at

hand, offered Messi a

contract

written

on paper napkin. Barcelona offered

to

pay

Messi's

mcdical

bills

on the

condition that he moved to Spain.

At

the age

of

13, Messi and his father moved to Barcelona. In the new country Messi was

offered

the

chance

to train

soccer

power

house

at

FC

Barcelona's

youth

atademy, La

Masia.

Although

_{he was often homesick}

in

his

_{new country, Messi moved}

quickly

_through

the

junior

system

ranks,

and

by

the

age

of

16,

he had

made

his

fiist

appearance

for

Barcelona. Messi _{put himself in}_{the record books on}

May

l,

_2005,_as_{the youngest}_player

to ever score a goal

for

the franchise. That same year, he led Argentina to the

tittle

in the under-20

World

Crp,

scoring on a pair of penalty kicks to propel the team over Nigeria.

23.

According to text, Carlos Rexach ....

A.

played

with

Messi in River plate club

B.

offered Messi to play

with

his team

c.

rejected to pay Messi's disease treatment

D.

joined

_Messi's_father_{to train}_{some players}

E.

diagnosed clearly _{about Messi,s}_disease

24.

The main idea of paragraph _{two is}_....

A'

the sporting Director

of

_{FC Barcelona was aware}

of

_Messi,s_talent

B.

carlos

Rexach paid Messi's medical

bill

c.

River plate _{wanted to pay Messi,s}_medical

bill

D.

Messi suffered

from

a growth hormone

dificiency

E'

local power house River Plate was surprised to see Messi,s progress

25.

"...

and by the age

of

16, _{he had made his}

first

_appearance

for

Barcelona.,,(paragraph 4) The underlined _{word is}_closest_in_meaning

to

_...

A.

act

B.

play

C.

mark

D.

debut

E.

impression

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28,

The text

is

for

questions ₂₆

to

_29.

'fhe

_text_{is about}_.,..

A.

the process

of

changing chernical energy

B,

the fbrmation of carbondioxide

C.

the green substance

of

plants

D.

the process

of

photosyntesis

E.

the use

of

chemical energy

What

will

happen when the

chlorophyll

absorbs sunlight?

It

will

....

A.

change heat

into kinetic

energy

B.

form complicatecl compound

C.

make use of heat energy

D.

change

kinetic

energv

into

chcrnical energy

E.

change the sun's cnergy into chemical energy

F-rom the text we know that ....

A.

pleurts need to heat energy to live

ts.

all human beings need chernical energy

C.

plants absorb sunlight to produce kinetic energy

D.

chlorophyll

is the most important thing in photosyntesis

E.

sun's energy cannot be formed into kinetic energy

The green substance in plants is chlorophyll.

'fhe

_underlined

word

_in_{the above sentence is closest}

in

_meaning

to

_....

A.

core

B.

body

Cl.

stuff

D.

essence

E,"

material

a

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All

human beings eat food and make use

of

the chemical energy

in

ir.

io

do

all

other

animals.

Perhaps you wonder where

all

that chemical energy comes

from.

Why doesn't

tl-re food

all

get used up?

The answer

is

that

new lood is

being grown as fast as

old

tbod

is

used

to.

It

is

the green plants that

fonn

the

new

food.

Animals

either eat the plants

or

eat other animals that have eaten plants.

The

green

substance

of

plants

is

chlorophyll.

Chlorophyll can

absorb sunlight.

When

it

does so,

it

changes the energy

of

the sun

into

chemical

energy. f'he

chemical energy present

in sunlit chlorophyll

is used to combine

dioxide in

the air

with

water

from

the

soil.

Starch

and other

complicated

compounds

are

formed.

These are

high

in

chemical energy obtained

fiont

the sunlit chlorophyll.

'l'hey _make_{up the}

lood

_on

which

_rnankind_and

all

_{other animals}

live.

_In_{the process}

of

forming this

{bod, some oxygen atonrs are

left

over.

These are

given

off

into

the air by the

plants.

The

wholc

proccss is called photosyntesis.

'fhus,

_{plants use}_sunlight

to

l'crrm food and oxygen

to form

carbon dioxide and water

again.

Plants change

the sun's

encrgy

into

chemical

energy.

And

anirnals change the

animal enersv into

kinetic

and heat ener

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following tcxt

is

for

questions 30 to 32.

Nowadays,

many people havc realized

that

agriculture

is

much more

irnpor

tarit

thair

other

supporting

tools

in

economic

developrnent. In

Indonesia,

agriculture should

be the priority of

development because

of

some good reasons.

First

of

all,

the agriculture's contribution in

the

beginning

of

the

development

of

the

country was

the highest

of all

sectors.

At

present, almost

half

of

the

total

Indonesian labors are

u,orking in

agriculture sector, but the contribution of agriculture sector does not reach 30 percent. Second, agriculture sector

is

expcctcd

to

fuifil

the need

of

food in

the country. As

thc number

of

population increases

in

an alarming rate each year,

food

supply must also

increasc

but

agricultural production per

capita

never

increases

more than

one percent each year, and

in

some extreme cases,

it

is even stagnant.

Last but not least,

without

agricultural developnrent, the growth

of

industrial sector

will

be hampered because the grorvth

that

comes

from

industry

will

bring

a

wider

gap

into

the internal ecollomy

in

that country.

In

turn,

this

gap r,vill crcate serious poverty problem, wider inequality of income distribution, ancl incrcase unemploymcnt.

Based

on the

above

discussion,

it

is

cbvious that the

government

should

put agriculture as the

priority

of national development.

The text is about .. . .

A.

the importancc

of

agriculture in the economic development

B.

the _{agriculture contribution in}_{the development}

of

_the_country

C.

the growth

of

industrial sector in the

"ountry

D.

the

quality of

agriculture in the country

E.

the process

of

developing the agriculture

In order to _{support economic development, the government}_should_....

A.

produce more food as the

priority

B.

reduce labors

in

agriculture sector

C.

supply more food for the national need

D.

increase industrial sector as the first

priority

E.

prioritize

_{agriculture in}_{the national development}

The main idea of paragraph 2

is

. . . .

A'

almost

half

of Indonesian labors are

working in

agriculture _sector

B'

less than 30 percent

of

Indonesian labours

riork

in

agriculture sector

C'

there is no _{agriculture's contribution in}_the_{beginning of}_{the development}

D'

_{agriculture's contribution in}_the_{beginning of}

it.

a.r.lopment

reaches more than 30 percent

E'

'

agriculture's contribution

to

_{the government was better}

in

the

_beginning

of

the development

30.

31.

32.

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is

for

suestions 33 to 35

33.

The text is a

revicw

of

. . ..

A.

a fable movie

B.

a

fiction

book

C.

a suspense

film

D.

a science story book

E.

an imaginative _character

34'

Which of the

following

_{statement about}_Aaron_{is stated}

in

_{the text?}

A.

His older brother was

killed

in the fishing accident

B.

He did not

like

his brother much

C.

His _{brother died because}

of

_sickness"

D.

He was the onry survivor in the fishing accident.

E.

He blamed other peopre

for

_{the accident.}

35.

Who is the _{director of}_{the movie?}

A.

George Mackay.

B.

George Emiley.

C.

paul Wright.

D.

Mac Dickie.

E.

Michael

Smiley.

It

is

just

one

of

three movies opening

thii

wee

gifted and

versatile

actor

whose

ship

appears

to

have

come.

in

this affecting

and,

atmospheric fable he plays

Aaron,

the sole

survivor

of

a mysterious

fishing

accident

in

which several souls were lost, including his long-idolised older brother.

Stigmatised

by

the insular

Scottish community

who

blame

him

for

the

unexplained tragedy and enraptured

by

fairyale

memories

of

a ses

devil

that swallowed

childien

into

its

"dirty belly",

this wandering ghost is drawn back to the dark rvaters whose whispered secreats haunt

his

waking

dreams.

With its

shifting visual

and evocative soundscapes,

this is an arresting and hypnotic feature debut from

*riter-director

Paul

Wright,

who won

a bBafta

with

his short

film

until

the River Runs Red.

The

extraordinary

Kate

Dickie is utterly

believable as

the

heartbroken

mother

whose

bedside stories

fired her

son's imagination, and

_{whose karaoke}

rendition

of

the

_First

Time Ever

I

Saw

Your

Face

rings

with

almost unbeareable pathos.

Michael Smiley

is

equally strong as

the

putative father-in-law

with

an

overprotective mean streak who becomes

Aaron's

physical

adversary,

but the real

_{monstcrs here are}

altogether

_more

mythical

and elusive.

A

full

week after

first

viewing,

I

find

myself

still

sifting

throungh the mind

like

a half-remembered dream.

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This

text

is fo1

r

qur

questions 36 to 38.

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I Mary'

Iliggins

Clark

i

Rendinrr Rcading i\,4nrv

Mary Iliggins

C'lark always reminds me

of

rvatching

"Murder

She Wrote". 'l'he show usually had three

plol

lines

-

the standard

"rule

of

three"

-

and

by

the end

of

thc hour

it

rvas rvrappcd

ncatly

like

a nice package

with

Angela

L,ansbury

tying

up

the loose encls

hy'solving

the case

brilliantly.

'l'hrough we knew the

fonnula,

it

never kept us

fiorn

tuning in, usually fbr the sl,eer pleasure ol'escape and watching the story untbld.

'fhe

_three

plots

in

All

I'hrough

the'Night

_{concern a stolen chalice, a rnissing}_baby

and a

will

which

seems

to

be fraudulent.

To

solve

thc

rnystery, she revives trer beloved characters

Alvirah

and

Willy

Meehan

-

the former

cleaning wornan and

plumber

who

won the

lottery

and

left

their

life

in

_{Jackson Fleights, Queens}

for

an apartment on Central Park.

Like

Angela Lansbury. the

two of

them have fun atong the \,vay solving the puzzle.

The pace

is swift

and the story

is

a pure escape

-

totally fun

Mary

Higgins Clark.

I

admit

however,

that

I

am

still

trying

to

conjure up what the melody

of

the

song.

"All

T'hiough the

Niglit"

sounds like.

t4

This holiday

scason,

put

aside T'hrough the

Night.

When

you

close

chores

and

curl up on the

couch

rvith

"A11

will

be relaxed and more ready

to

enjoy the

tuck

a copy

into

someone's stocl<ing

or

gift

yorlr

it

you

festivities.

And

then you might

just

want to

36. Who is the r.vriter of the bool< "A1l Through the

Night?"

,,\.

A lvirah.

B.

Willy

Meehan.

C.

Angel

Lansbury.

I).

.lackson FIeights.

E.

Mary

I-liggins Clark.

37.

By reading

'All

'fhrough

'fhe

Night',

you

will

feel

A.

sad

R.

happy

C.

angry

D.

deceitful

tl.

annoyed

38, "The pace is

swift

and the story is a pure escape

..."

(Paragraph 3)

l'he

underlined

word

means .. . .

A.

strugglc

ts.

imagirration

C.

easy story

D.

suspense

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DOKUMEN NECARA

15

I lilll iliiil liffi til tffitil lil iltil ilil

iil

Balrasa

Inggris

SMA

{NI.A

IPA

Thc

tcxt

is

for

riestion 39.

39.

Pafents _{prefcr honieschooling to conventional}_{education as}_._._.

A.

homcschcoiing frees children from physical, mental and emotional pressures.

B.

conventional _{schooling takes up sizeable}_time_and_money_{of parelts.}

C.

formai cihication tends to put lnore cmphasis on acadcmic learning.

D.

homcscilcr;lcd children's talent can be

*o..

optimally

developed.

E.

children cducated

formally

tend to develop violence.

Part

of

the decision

to live

the horneschooling

lifestyle

should include weighing the

pros and cons

of

homeschooling.

Thosc u,ho favor

homeschooling statc

that

it

_is

educational freedom. Most

homeschooled students have

the

choice

to

study and learn

what they want,

rvhen

they want,

for

as

long

as

thcy

want.

With your lives no

longer

revolving

around school hours, homcrvork and the schcol calendar,

your

ftmily

can plan

off-season vacations,

visit

parks and

museums

during the weck, and

live

your

lives

according

to

what works

for

you.

Next,

it

is

certainly

emotional

freedom.

Sadly, peer

pressure,

competition, borcdom, and

bullies

-

arc

all

paft

of

a

typical

school

day.

Homeschooled kids can dress, act and

think

the way they lvant,

without

fear of

ridicule

or

a

need

to "fit

in".

But, the

opponents

are

of

different views.

Homeschooling

is

time

restraints.

Flomcschooling

can

be

a

full-time

job

unto

itsclf.

It

takes

research, preparation, titire

to

set up, clean-up, organization, and

of

course, teaching

itself.

This is a

lot to do on top

of

other

work,

be that a

job

outside thc honre, or

all

that goes

with

running

a

family.

It

also lias

financial

restraints.

For married parents, one partner often foregoes

full-time

_{employlilent out}

of

_{the home}

in

_order_to_homeschool.

T[is

_{can be}_a

big

.u.rifi."

for

families who are struggling to balance their budget.

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DOKUMEN NEGARA

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Inggris SMA/MA IPA

The follorvin

tcxt

is

forjuestions

4Qnc!4

The

Music Don,nloading Controversy

As

the

title

implies

there

is

ar1

ongoing debate about

music

downloading.

The

Recording

Industry

Association

of

Arnerica

(RIAA)

along

with

several recording artist

filed

lawsuits

against

the

company

alleging that they "in{iinged

on

record

labels'

copyrighted music is

illegal,

but many industry profcssionals avid dou,nloaders and legal experts are

still

debating whether or not

it

can be vierved as imrnoral.

There are those who believe that downloading a song rvithout paying

for

it

is not only

illegal,

but

immoral.

Nonetheless,

people continuc

to

download songs

anyway,

rationalizing that

the

record

companies

are getting rvhat

they

deserve

years

after overpriced

CD's

or that the artists

won't

realll, miss the rnoney. Some people are not sure

what to make

of

the situation, sympatirizing

in

sorne respects

rvith

either side. There are several proposed solutions

to

this

problem,

but

it

has bccome obvious that there

is

not easy or clear answer.

After

recording

companies

experienced

rccord

losses

over

the

last ferv

years

contributed iargely

to this

_{controversial practice, thc}

RIAA

_{has made}

its positionr

.l.ur.

They commenced

to

"take

_{legal action}_{against thousands}

of

_peoplc

for

iflegally

_sharing

music

files".

They

view

this as the

first

step

to

encouraging

nie-iharers

to itop

illegally

downloading music.

RIAA is

not the only

parties

poientlally

irarmed

by

iliegal

nt.-sharing,

but

also

the

artists

who work

to

produce these

albums Reclrding

artists Anastasia feels

that

"if

you dig

an

artist

that much, then

you

should

want

to

help keep

that

artists

alive, by

purchasing

one file-sharing

is

a

_considered

a

large threat

to

_the

entertainment industry.

Many

down-loaders realize that this

activity is illegal,

but they are unclear about how

it

can be construed as unethical.

Many of

_the

individuals who

"ngug.

in file

sharing are

teenagers

undoubtedly

with

limited

budgets"

For

them,

the harmfull

effects

of

iheir

download on

multimillionaire

_{recording artists}_are

negligible.

_Futhermore,

it

is

difficult

for

them

to

view

the

situation from

thc

standpoi"i

of

pampered

artists

and

greedy

recording

companies.

In

the day

before

music dowr-loads, CDs cost

about

$ 17.99.

l-istener often argued that they hacl overpaid _{because albums have}

only

_one_or_tr.vo_good

songs'

Moreover, artists usually

only

received

a

fraction

of

the

_proceeds,

.uLirg

-^^^-J-:-^^ -_ . I

recording companies _{wealthy. others belicve that}_dorvnloadi_{ing music is okay}

as

long as

the person does not burn _{CDs and sell them.}

According to those who agree, music downroading

is

. . ..

A.

harmful

for

both recording _{companies and the antists}

B.

not harmful since the

recordingto*punies

_{are greedy}

c.

okay as _{the person does not have budget}_to_get

itr.

cns

D.

okay unless

for

business purposes

E.

okay because only teenagers who downroad music

"...

recording artist are neglieible,, _{(paragraph 4).}

The underlined _{word is}_closest_in_meaning_to_....

A.

very urgent

B.

unpredictable

C.

insignificant

D.

not effective

E.

less important

16

40.

41.

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DOKUMEN NEGARA

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T!i.

tcxt

is

fotSgS{!qgl2._

I at.

l.CIimatcchangeistheconScquenceofunchecIie.'po'ffi

_emissions

caused

by

human

activity

enter

the

air

they

have

dong..ous

effects

on

the

environment, the economy, and our r.vellbcing. But

jusi

as humans cause

it,

we can stop

its progress. Climate change

is

caused by trapping excess carbon

in

Earth's atmosphere.

This trapped carbon

pollution

heats up. altering thc Earth's

climatc

patterns. The largest source

of

this

pollution is

the buming

of

fossii fucls

such as

coal

and

oil

for

eneigy.

While

carbon has entered

the

atmosphere

for millions of

years

through

natural

.r.nt,

such as forest

fires

and volcanoes,

thc burning

of fossil

fucls

and

the

clearing

of

land have resulted

in

the highest levels

of

greenhouse

pollution

in

our

atmosphere

ii

the last 800,000 years. The Earth's atmosphere has evolved

to

retain

sufficient

warmth

from

the

sun

to

encourage

a

healthy, dynarnic

ecosystem, r,vhile

shielding

us from its

harsher

effects. The

introduction

of

huge amounts

of

excess pollutants thickens

this

blanket

of

protective _{gases, causing heat}

to

_remain_trapped

lvithin,

_rather_than_harmlessly

escaping skywards. These gases can remain

in

our atmosphere

for

up

to

90 years,

contiibuting

ti

long-tcrm rvarming.

42.

What is the topic of the text?

A.

Processes in the event

of

greenhouse

pollution.

B.

Relationships between

pollution

ancl climate.

c.

Effects

of

air

pollution

on the atmosphere

D.

Meanings

of

global warming.

E.

Causes

of

climate change.

The follorving text

is

for

questions _numbe

r 43

and

_44.

The white pelicans is

orrr

its command hunting behavior.

A

group, perhaps trvo dJzen birds,

will

gather

in

a curved

are some distance

offshore. The birds then

_begin

to

move forwards

towards

the

shore, beating the water

furiously with

_{their wings,}

driving

_the_fish_{before thcm.}

When the water

is

shallow enough

for

the birds to reach the

fish,

the formation breaks up as each

bird

dips

it's

bill

into

the water

to

scoop up

it's

meal.

As

the birds

lift

their lead, the water

draini from

it's bill

leaving the fish _{that are then swallowed.}

are among

millions

the oldest group

of

birds. Fossils

of

this _{genus have been}_found_dating

ears.

43,

It

can be concluded

that

. . ..

A.

pelican _{dives the}_sea_for_the_fish

B.

pelican can

life

for

very long time

C.

pelican hunts by

itself

D.

pelican hunts by

it,s

wings

E.

pelicans hunt

in

a formution

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44.

"

..., beatine the rvater

furiously with

their wings, ...

The underlined r,vord is closest in meaning to ....

A.

repeating

B.

hitting

C.

mixing

D.

stiring

E.

meaning

This text

is

for

questions

45 and

46.

Bahasa

Inggris

SMAflVIA

IPA

"

(Paragraph 1)

ANNOLNCEI\4ENT

Bandung,

May

1't, 20 i 3

Mr.

Arif

Hidayat

will

be the

head

of

branch

offlcc

of

our

firm

here.

He

has

been successfully handling the tlnance

in

the head

office of cur

finn

in.Iakarta. He is extremely

knowledgcable

in

the

field

of

accounting. He has been scheduled

to

come to our

office

on

May

1",

2013,

accompanied

by Mr.

Prabowo,

the

marketing

manager.

He

will

start

working

on thc next doy.

H.R. Manager

Natharis

45.

Who _{announces the finance}_in_{the head}_officc?

A.

The director.

B.

The secretary.

C.

Prabor,vo"

D.

Arif

Hidayat.

E.

Natharisyah

46.

"He is extremeiy knowledgeable

....',

The underlined word is closest in meaning to ....

A.

truthful

B.

explainable

c.

thinkable

D.

meaningful

E.

well-informed

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DOKUMEN NEGARN

47.

Arrange

these sentences

into

the

correct story!

'fhe

_{correct arrangement to}

madl

a _{meaningful story}

is

. . ..

A.

5-7_1_4_2_6_3

B.

2-6_3_7_1_s_4

c.

7-t-5_2_6_3_4

D.

4_7_1_5_2_6_3

E.

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uestions 48

to

50 based on the

follorvin

_{clozc test.}

t9

49.

A.

skin

B.

scales

C.

seals

D.

shells

E.

skull

A.

eyes

B.

bones

C.

fingers

D.'

thumbs

E.

shoulders

Th e-.,S nl a rtes

t

Parro

t

1.

The word was catano.

2.

One duy, after he had been

trying

so many times to make the

bird

say Catano, the man really got very angry

3.

The parrot was standing proudly _{and screaming at the last}_{old chicken:"Say}_Catano or

I'll

kill

you."

4.

Once upon time, a man had a wonderful parrot.

5.

The man

felt

excited having the smartest parrot but he could not understand why the

parrot would not say catano.

6.

He pickcd the parrot and

throw

it

into the chickcn housc as they rvere as stupid as the chicken and he countinued to humble;

"You

know,

I

will

cut the cSicken and the

parrot

if

you cannot say catfno.,,

7.

The parrot could _{say every}_word,_{except onc}_r.vord.

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are mollusks,

"

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:T111

c]ams and oy.sters, octopuses and squid have no hard . . .. (48) to protect

them'

An

_octopus

is

_an_animal

without

_any_bones.

Suoornding

the

main'p;;i;;;;

t;;

body

is

a _{fleshy covering, called}_a_mantle.

Most of

_{the internal}

organs

of

an octopus are

inside the

mantle'

An

octopus has

two

big....(49),

so

it

has

very

good

vision.

Seals, eels, and other sea animals prey on octopuses.

An

octopus'main

method

of

defense is to

shoot

a cloud

of

dark

ink into

the water.

The

ink

cloud

confuses

the

attacker, and the octopus

jets

_{away. octopuses can}

also

. .

..

(L0) color

rapidly

_when

they

_are

in

_danger.

They change _{color to}

fit

in with

_their

sumou@ps

them to hide from prey.

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50.

A.

complain

B.

r,vonder

C.

deliver

D.

change

E.

breathc

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