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Soal: 2

Choose the best respon to the following dialogue by clicking A, B, C, D or E.

Indra : Hi Ridho, what are you doing ?Ridho : Indra, I cant open this door ? Are you able to open it ?

Indra : Okay, Ill try it. Oh, Im sorry ....

A.

I cant.

B.

I can do it.

C.

What a pity ?

D.

I know the way.

E.

It m able to doit.

Soal: 3

Wacana V

When we buy canned or bottled food products at the grocers or thesupermarket, we will find out that there are some additives added to the mainnutrients. An additives is a non-nutritive substance intentionally added tofood generally in small quantities, to improve appearance, flavor, storageproperties, etc.Most governments issue lists of permitted additives stating the highestacceptable concentration, defining food products in which they may be usedand sometimes recommending the maximum daily consumption. Suchlegislation is revised periodically, and product may be added to or deletedfrom permitted lists because of additional scientific knowledge and

experience of their use.A group of food additives includes vitamins, amino acids, and mineralswhich are added to foodstuffs to compensate for losses occurring duringprocessing or to provide additional sources in diet that might otherwise bedeficient in such nutrients. Examples of their use include enrichment omargarine with the addition of vitamin A, and niacin amide to flour or bread.Salt often has a small amount of iodine to it to avoid a diet deficiency thatcan cause goiter development.


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Appearance is an important factor in food appeal, and legislation in mostcountries permits the addition of both natural and synthetic colouring materbased on the colouring standards issued by the Food and AgricultureOrganization (FAO) and World Health Organization (WHO).Flavoring materials are added to basic foodstuff to provide a characteristic

product flavor or to supplement or modify the original flavor. Most flavoringmaterials are still of natural origin, but progress in organic chemistry hasmade, it possible to analyze flavoring materials and to synthesize productsimilar with those found in nature.Flavor can also be influenced by the addition of the flavor enhancer such asmonosodium glutamate which intensifies perception of flavoring.

Canned or bottled food product contain additives besides ....

A.

Non-nutritive substances

B.

Margarine with vitamins

C.

Storage properties

D.

Small quantities

E.

Main nutrients

Soal: 4

A.

dubious

B.

doubtful

C.

restless


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D.

jealous

E

.

upset

Soal: 5

What will solve the problems of living on earth ?

A.

Living underwater

B.

Setting up large area in a jungle

C.

Inventing some equipment for living

D.

Pumping enough oxygen into the sea

E

.

Opening a new area for living in some forests

Soal: 6

In any community its various arganism are linked in a complicated webrelationships. There are many usually in balance with one another. If thenatural web is disturbed, the results may be disastrous. As the rule, thevarious populations of organisms tend to adjust to seasonal and otherchanges, and the whole community stays in balance. Most disturbances comefrom man's activities.In an undisturbed forest, white-tailed deer feed on plants of varoius kinds.Wolves and mountain lions prey on the deer. When deer are numerous, theirenemies become numerous too, because there is so much to feed upon. Thedeer and their enemies stay in balance with one another.The man enters the scene. He looks on animals such as wolves and mountainlions as harmful. He killsas many as possible. When the animals that feed ondeer are killed, the deer multiply, without check. Soon the large deerpopulation has eaten nearly all the plants available for food. Then the deerbegin to starve.Another example of man's interference with natural communities is the use of


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chemical insecticides. Grass in the sprayed ares may be eaten by cows. As arecult, teh milk of some cows has been found to contain too much DDT. theinsecticides are also collcted in the tissues of birds that eat the sprayedinsects. Some of the affected birds lay eggs that do not hatch. The number ofbirds therefore decreases, cutting down the food supply of other animals.

Whether intended or not, almost evry change that man has made in naturalwebs of life has turned out to be a disaster for communities involved.Everything he does affects all therest of it, just as any change in thecommunity or climate around him affects his won well-being. Thus, bychanging natural communities, man may harm himself."If natural web is disturbed........." (paragraph 1). The synonym of the worddisturbed is....

A.

defined

B.derived

C.

defended

D.

disaproved

E.interrupted

Soal: 7

Interviewer: Can you say your name again?Tina : Tina SulaemanInterviewer: AddressTina : Jalan Sawo thirteen. Kebayoran BaruInterviewer: Latest educationTina : I graduated from the law facultyWhere does the applicant lives?

A.Jalan Sawo thirteen, Kebayoran Baru

B.

Jalan Sawo sixteen, Kemayoran


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C.

Jalan Seno thirteen, Kebayoran Baru

D.

Jalan Jambu thirteen, Kemayoran

E.

Jalan Sawo thirty, Kebayoran Baru

Soal: 8

Why were her eyes red?Because ....

A.

she cries

B.

she is crying

C.

she had been crying

D.

she has been crying

E.

she has cried

Soal: 9

If I have lunch at the restaurant with my mother, my father, a brother, and asister (my brothers is nine years old, and my sister is seven years old), howmuch should I pay ?

A.

Rp.240.000,-

B.

Rp.230.000,-

Rp.


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C. 220.000,-

D.

Rp.182.000,-

E.

Rp.172.000,-

Soal: 10

What is the text about ?

A.

Fashions and accessories.

B.

Working condition.

C.

Company for sale.

D.

Company finance.

E.

Job vacancy

Soal: 11

The people are campaigning for a legal minimum wage for each industrysince the minimum one is still low.The other word for "wage" is.....

A.

salaray

B.

product

C.

reward


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D.

profit

E

.

gift

Soal: 12

I wonder I mean I was wondering if you might possibly if youwould like to come to dinner. (Paragraph 2)The underlined word means .

A.

feel surprised

B.

feel worried

C.

feelconfident

D.

feel sure

E.

feel doubt

Soal: 13

Thailand, wich has already won three gold medal at the Athena Olympics,will bid to host the games in 2016, media reports...on Sunday.

A.

said

B.

claimed

C.

purposed


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D.

demanded

E

.

justified

Soal: 14

The text tell us about...

A.

West African countries

B.

Cameroons ability to feed its people

C.

Major foodstuffs in West African

D.

Cameroons food production

E

.

Food self-sufficiency

Soal: 15

Without forest, nothing prevents the water running down to the lower land. Ifit happens, the ... will wash away the soil and the humus into the rivers.

A.

forest fire

B.

remaining forest

C.

rushingwater

D.

cutting down trees


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E.

falling leaves

Soal: 16

How much water should the glass be filled ?

A.

A quarter glass

B.

A half glass

C. Three-quarter glass

D.

A glass

E.

Three glasses

Soal: 17

What is the main idea of the second paragraph?

A.

A beetle felt he is the most handsome.

B.

A beetle came to get angry to his lover.

C. A beetle persuaded his lover to divorce.

D.

A beetle persuaded his lover to marry him.


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E.

A beetle was upset because he greatly loved her.

Soal: 18

What is the story about?

A.

Mbok Gendongs daughter.

B.

Morgan Kesuma.

C.

An old grandmother.

D.

Mbok Gendong.

E.

A Gold Snail Princess.

Soal: 19

What did the writer and friends see when they were crossing the road ?

A.

An old woman carrying a small basket of coconuts.

B.

An old woman carrying a big basket of cookies.

C.

An old woman carrying a basket full offood.

D.

An old woman carrying a big basket offruits

EAn old woman carrying a basket of bigfruits.


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.

Soal: 20

Oil like coal and natural gas, is a fossil fuel. Fossil fuels made from theremains of dead plants and animals. It is thought that oil comes from tinyplants and animals whose bodies fell in their millions to the seabed whenthey died. There they were covered by sand and mud, which later hardenedinto rocks. In the course of millions of years, the plants and animal materialunderwent chemical changes and eventually turned into oil.Oil deposit lie hidden deep beneath th surface of the earth. They have to besearched for. Unles the oil actually somes to the surface, it is impossible to becertain that any is present.The rising demand for oil products keeps the oil companies busy exploringnew oil fields, and drilling new wells. Exploration teams are sent to distantregions to search for oil. If the exploration shows good results, the companydecides to drill a well. Thus the exploration phase ends, and production pahsebegins.

Crude oil has to be transported to refinery to be made into the many productsthat are useful to man, such as petrol, krosene, diesel oil, lubricants, asphalt.Furtehr processing gives aviation fuel, greases, fertilizers, insecticides, man-made fibres and many other things.The oil industry has a very complex and widespread ditribution system.Ocean takers, pipelines, rail tankers, and road takers are used to bring the oilproducts to seaport, inland depots, can and drum factories, and to tens ofthousands of petrol stations in cities and along motorways.More than any other, oil industry influences the lives of men and womeneverywhere. From the largest to the simplest home, whose need may only bekerosens for its lammps and stoves, there is daily need for large quantities of

the various productsThe duty of the exploration team us to...

A.

build oil refineries

B.

drill new well

C.

go to distant places

D.

find new oil fields

Emake a pumping station


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.

Soal: 21


Ms.Nova: Hello students, we meet again in this English course.You have been learning English with me for six months..... with your progress in learning English?

Sinta : Yes, I am. Now I can speak English fluently.

A.

How is it

B.

Do you agree

C.

May I teach you

D.

Are you satisfied

E

.

What do you like

Soal: 22

An American young woman, Helen, was traveling through Europe on herfirst job after university. She was intelligent and spoke French andItalian. The Global Tours offered her to be a tour guide to escort twelvepeople. The offer made her so confused because in the meantime she wantedto meet her boyfriend, Tom. He was in Scotland. He phoned her that he washired in a big company. He would be placed in Brisbane to study the use ofsuns heat to warm houses and factories. Baffled with what she was going todo, she met her close friend to ask for her advice. She advised her to be

herself, not depending on a man. Helen started her work in mid-August. Ben,driver number one and Stan, driver number two were in charge of the bus.She remembered her lessons in university: Dont show your feelings. Benice to the tourists. Make them happy. She knew it was not easy, though.

She had to accommodate twelve people with twelve different characters.Mary liked to buy and write postcards. Angela always made troubles. Elevenpeople left from London. The other one would join the tour group in France.When they arrived at the Hotel Britania in Paris, a problem emerged. Angela


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demanded a single room. But there was one that attracted her. It was Vic, thephotographer. In Europe they went to see a lot of tourist resorts. In Paris theyvisited some interesting places. They enjoyed the famous museum Louvre,where the painting of Monalisa was displayed. They also visited Versailles,the great Palace. Helen was worried because Karen Benton, the one that was

supposed to join in France did not come yet. Helen got a message from herthat she would join the group in Switzerland. There they visited Lucerne,Venice and Doges Palace. In Lucerne Karen Benton arrived and joined thegroup. She said her passport was stolen in Kopenhagen. In Italia, they stayedin Rome, visited the Colosseum. Vatican museum. Then they continued theirjourney to Greece. Vic asked Helen to put a package on her case. He said hiscase did not have enough room for it. He said he would take back in Athens.He would give it to a friend of his as a present. Helen refused to do it. InGreece, they enjoyed a play at the Herod Atticus Theater, under theAcropolis hill. Vic looked strange. He liked went off alone. The journey thenwas continued to Istanbul. They visited Topkapi palace and the Bosphorus.

Helen noticed that one of the group, Sarah, went off alone.Turkey was the last country they visited. She almost felt relieved. Up tonow, she could have refrained herself. She remembered her lessons inuniversity: Dont show your feelings. Be nice to the tourists. Make themhappy. The group flew back to London. Helen saw them off at the airport.At the airport something happened. Vic was caught with a stolen passport. Ashe was interrogated by the customs officer, three policemen came. Vic tooksomething from the camera case then dropped it. Sarah went out through theexit. Vic had a gun with him. He shot the police. The police shot back. A fewminutes later, the police could catch Vic. Mary held Sarah. Later Helen knewthat Mary worked for Interpol. Vic and Sarah smuggled passports. Sarah was

Vics girl friend. They gave passports to ones who needed in every countrythey visited. Due to their criminal act, they were put in jail in Turkey formany years. Helen was surprised when Angela, the difficult woman, came toher at the airport and said, Thank you for a great holiday, Helen. You are awonderful woman. She felt wonderful. She liked her job better.

She had two days in Turkey for a rest. In the hotel, she received twoletters. One was from Tom and the other was from Global Tours. In his letter,Tom offered her to find a job in Brisbane. He also said he loved her verymuch. The Global Tours offered her another job in Kenya. She had expectedto go to Kenya for a long time. She wanted to work and wander in a countryinhabited by wild animals. Helen was confused to choose. At last she made

up her mind, she took the Global Tours offer. She had to take the chance forher life time. Tom could wait for her in another time.

Referensi : Bahan Ajar Bahasa Inggris SMA, 9 Juni 2006Penerbit : PT. Tunas MelatiPenulis : Kidam, MS.Ed., Drs. Wasito Hadi, MA., Dra. Yeni S., MS.Ed.Halaman : 8-9


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Vic took something from the camera case then dropped it. (Paragraph 3)What does the word it refer to?

A.

something

B.

camera

C.

gun

D.

case

E.

wallet

Soal: 23

Ann is going to America next month. Shes never been there before.Shes really ... now.

A.

excited

B.

worried

C.

confused

D.

horrified

E.

surprised

Soal: 24

There is not enough land, food or work for all the people on earth shows


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us ....

A.

social and politic problems

B.cultural and politic problems

C.

economic , politic and social problems

D.

politic, cultural and demography problems

E.demography, economic and social problems

Soal: 25

Where can you get your bill?

A.

At the front desk.

B.At the cashiers desk

C.

At the fire alarm box.

D.

At the emergency exit.

E.At the fire distinguishers.

Soal: 26

What is the main idea of paragraph 2 ?


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A.

The writer and friends ran toward the old woman.

B.

The writers friends went to a coffee shop.

C.

The writer called the ambulance

D.

The old woman shook her head.

E

.

The old woman could not reply.

Soal: 27

NOISENoise can be defined as sound that we do not want. This definition is asubjective one, however, because what is unwanted sound to other. Noise issubjective.That noise is subjective may mean that people receive it at different levels.This two people will not agree that the loud music from a neighbours house,for example, is noise. To one of them , however, it is tolerable, noisewhile tothe others it is anoying noise. This different in the levels of reception between

two people may be due to the fact the former is a patien person, whille theletter is not.To borrow a term from psychology, the person who can tolerate theloud music is said to have been conditioned, whill the person who isannoyed by it is said not to have been conditioned by the noise.In additio to the tolerance and annoyance levels, three is yet another level ofnoise reception. This is what might be called the demage level, where thenoise is such that it demage the eardrum. The demage may be temporary, andin this case the person concerned may be only temporarily deafened. It maybe also be that the damage is permanent. When this occurs the person becomepermanentely deaf.

Very often however, deafness does not occur right way but comes graduallyas result of along periode of exposure to the source of loud noise. Theperson concerned may tolerate that noise because he was been conditioned byit, but demage is done. The damaging noise will accelerate his gradual loss ofhearing due to growing age.

Why is the definition of sound subjective? Because....

the reception of sound is not the same for everyone


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A.

B.

the sound which is received by some people is the same

C.

for some people sound can cause the damage of eardrum

D.

the reception of sound can make someone enjoy

E.

the sound is difficult to be classified

Soal: 28

What does the Company look for?

A.

Supervisor.

B.

Technical Civil Engineer.

C.

Civil Engineer.

D.

Marketing Director.

E

.

Sales Engineer

Soal: 29

Richard and Philip invited Mrs. Moffat to their barbecue.Richard and Philips barbecue was, of course, a great success. About

twenty people came and Richard and Philip cooked lots of hamburgers andchicken and made a big salad and brought big pieces of watermelon andeveryone laughed and joked and told Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton how wonderfultheir sons were. I ate one hamburger and didnt talk to anybody. After a


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while, I left, and made sure that nobody saw me leave.Mrs. Moffat ate three plates of chicken and two hamburgers. After that

she said she was very tired and was going to go and have a sleep. She walkedover to her umbrella and sat down on her deckchair and went to sleep. Whenshe woke up later, everybody on the beach was surprised to hear her

screaming and shouting. My bag!!!! My bag!!! she shouted. Its gone!!!Its GONE!!! Everybody on the beach ran over to Mrs. Moffat to see whatthe problem was. Someone has taken my bag!!! she screamed, Someonehas stolen my bag!!!Impossible! said everybody else. This is a very safe, friendly beach! Thereare no thieves here! But it was true. Mrs. Moffats big bag wasnt thereanymore.

Nobody had seen any strangers on the beach during the barbecue, so theythought that Mrs. Moffat had perhaps taken her bag somewhere and forgottenit. Mr. Morelli from the caf organized a search of the beach. Everybodylooked everywhere for Mrs. Moffats big bag.

Eventually, they found it. My father saw it hidden in the sand under adeckchair. A green deckchair. Richard and Philips deckchair. My father tookit and gave it back to Mrs Moffat. Everybody looked at Richard and Philip.Richard and Philip, the golden boys, stood there looking surprised. Of course,they didnt know what to say.

Mrs. Moffat looked in her bag. She started screaming again. Her pursewith her money in it wasnt in the big bag. My purse! she shouted, Mypurse has gone! Those boys have stolen it! They organized a barbecue sothey could steal my purse!

Everybody tried to explain to Mrs Moffat that this couldnt possibly betrue, but Mrs Moffat called the police. The police arrived and asked golden

Richard and golden Philip lots of questions. Richard and Philip couldntanswer the questions. Eventually, they all got into a police car and droveaway to the police station.

I sat there, pretending to read my book and trying to hide a big, fat purseunder the sand on the beach.

That was the last summer we went to the beach. My parents never talkedabout Richard and Philip again.

Referensi: http://www.britishcouncil/learnenglish/narrative

A.

rich

B.

kind


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C.

smart

D.helpful

E.

creative

Soal: 30

Which of the following words is not connected with food and drink?

A.

omlette

B.

porridge

C.

cornflake

D.

coke

E.

glue

Soal: 31

Wacana III

OIL

That oil has helped to shape the world is not an oxygenation. Indeed, thediscovery of oil during the last hundred years has changed a great deal ofthings. An oil product called kerosene has replaced firewood in the kitchen ofour cities. Motor vehicles using gasolineor diesel oil have put animal drawn carriges into museums. Steamships have lost against motorvehicles. Diesel locomotives have driven steam locomotives off the rails. Jetplanes using aviation feul fly the skies, making remote places reachable in amatter of hours.That oil is indispensable to our everyday lives is not an exaggenaration,


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either. Yet few of us ever ask how this important liquid is extracted from theearth and changed into finished products. In the first place, it is not an easymatter to find an oil reserve. Exploration teams, sent by oil companies, haveto go to remote places, and sometimes have to live under harsh conditions, toexplore the earth or seabed for oil. They study the rock and the soil, and if

there are promising result, the next thing for the oil company to do is to senda drilling team to the location. Again, this not a simple matter. Roads, forexamples, have to be built first to transport the men and materials to the site.What is worse, the first drilling does not always bring about oil. The drillingteam often has to drill up to ten wells before oil is found.

An oil product called ... has replaced firewood in the kitchen of our cities.

A.

Diesel oil

B.Gasoline

C.

Kerosene

D.

Lubricant

E.Petrol

Soal: 32

... very kind of you to help me.

A.

This is

B.

There is

C.

it

D.


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E.

Soal: 33

The teacher asked : Why did you come late, Mary?The teacher asked why ....

A.

She comes late

B.

She had come late

C.

Had she come late

D.

She came late

E.

Did she come late

Soal: 34

Which of the following is a suitable date to make a refreshing New Year ?

A.

30th December

B.

31st December

C.

1st January

D.

7th January

E31st January


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.

Soal: 35

The best arrangement of the following sentence is...1. We have to jog at least three times a week or every other

day.2. We can jog on the streets, in the big squares, in thepark, etc.

3. We only need a pair of running shoes, a sport shirt,shorts, adn sock.

4. So, don't jog only on Sundays.5. Jogging does not need a lot of money6. If we want to make our body fit.

A.

6 - 1 - 2 - 4 - 5 -3

B.5 - 2 - 6 - 1 - 3 -4

C.

5 - 3 - 2 - 6 - 1 -4

D.

6 - 1 - 5 - 3 - 2 -4

E.

5 - 3 - 6 - 1 - 4 -2

Soal: 36

An American young woman, Helen, was traveling through Europe on herfirst job after university. She was intelligent and spoke French andItalian. The Global Tours offered her to be a tour guide to escort twelvepeople. The offer made her so confused because in the meantime she wantedto meet her boyfriend, Tom. He was in Scotland. He phoned her that he washired in a big company. He would be placed in Brisbane to study the use ofsuns heat to warm houses and factories. Baffled with what she was going todo, she met her close friend to ask for her advice. She advised her to beherself, not depending on a man. Helen started her work in mid-August. Ben,driver number one and Stan, driver number two were in charge of the bus.She remembered her lessons in university: Dont show your feelings. Benice to the tourists. Make them happy. She knew it was not easy, though.

She had to accommodate twelve people with twelve different characters.Mary liked to buy and write postcards. Angela always made troubles. Eleven


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people left from London. The other one would join the tour group in France.When they arrived at the Hotel Britania in Paris, a problem emerged. Angelademanded a single room. But there was one that attracted her. It was Vic, thephotographer. In Europe they went to see a lot of tourist resorts. In Paris theyvisited some interesting places. They enjoyed the famous museum Louvre,

where the painting of Monalisa was displayed. They also visited Versailles,the great Palace. Helen was worried because Karen Benton, the one that wassupposed to join in France did not come yet. Helen got a message from herthat she would join the group in Switzerland. There they visited Lucerne,Venice and Doges Palace. In Lucerne Karen Benton arrived and joined thegroup. She said her passport was stolen in Kopenhagen. In Italia, they stayedin Rome, visited the Colosseum. Vatican museum. Then they continued theirjourney to Greece. Vic asked Helen to put a package on her case. He said hiscase did not have enough room for it. He said he would take back in Athens.He would give it to a friend of his as a present. Helen refused to do it. InGreece, they enjoyed a play at the Herod Atticus Theater, under the

Acropolis hill. Vic looked strange. He liked went off alone. The journey thenwas continued to Istanbul. They visited Topkapi palace and the Bosphorus.Helen noticed that one of the group, Sarah, went off alone.

Turkey was the last country they visited. She almost felt relieved. Up tonow, she could have refrained herself. She remembered her lessons inuniversity: Dont show your feelings. Be nice to the tourists. Make themhappy. The group flew back to London. Helen saw them off at the airport.At the airport something happened. Vic was caught with a stolen passport. Ashe was interrogated by the customs officer, three policemen came. Vic tooksomething from the camera case then dropped it. Sarah went out through theexit. Vic had a gun with him. He shot the police. The police shot back. A few

minutes later, the police could catch Vic. Mary held Sarah. Later Helen knewthat Mary worked for Interpol. Vic and Sarah smuggled passports. Sarah wasVics girl friend. They gave passports to ones who needed in every countrythey visited. Due to their criminal act, they were put in jail in Turkey formany years. Helen was surprised when Angela, the difficult woman, came toher at the airport and said, Thank you for a great holiday, Helen. You are awonderful woman. She felt wonderful. She liked her job better.

She had two days in Turkey for a rest. In the hotel, she received twoletters. One was from Tom and the other was from Global Tours. In his letter,Tom offered her to find a job in Brisbane. He also said he loved her verymuch. The Global Tours offered her another job in Kenya. She had expected

to go to Kenya for a long time. She wanted to work and wander in a countryinhabited by wild animals. Helen was confused to choose. At last she madeup her mind, she took the Global Tours offer. She had to take the chance forher life time. Tom could wait for her in another time.

Referensi : Bahan Ajar Bahasa Inggris SMA, 9 Juni 2006Penerbit : PT. Tunas Melati


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Penulis : Kidam, MS.Ed., Drs. Wasito Hadi, MA., Dra. Yeni S., MS.Ed.Halaman : 8-9

What does the text tell us about?

A.An American young woman

B.

Angela life

C.

Helens biography

D.Toms life style

E.

A Chance of a Life Time

Soal: 37

What is the complication part of the story?

A.

Snow White went inside and fell asleep.

B.

Snow White run away from home.

C.

The seven Dwarfs were coming home.

D.

Snow White saw the little Cottage.

E.

Uncle and Aunt were talking about leaving Snow White.


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Soal: 38

The text mainly tells us about ....

A.

seals, sea lions,dolphins, sea cows belong to sea mammals

B.

the difference of sea mammals community

C.

the difference behaviour of sea mammals

D.

different characteristic of sea mammals

E.

all sea mammals give birth on land

Soal: 39

Besides, this rubbish can deteriorate the scene. (Paragraph 2)What does the underlined word mean?

A.strengthen

B.

change

C.

worsen

D.shorten

E.

improve

Soal: 40


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A close co-operation among the member of ASEAN countries would bringmutual benefits which will promote.......

A.

prosperity

B.

efficiency

C.

effectivity

D.

responsibilty

E.

activity

Soal: 41

What part of the story shows the complication?

A.

That night, before the princess went to bed, the prince slipped hisbowling ball under one hundred mattresses.

B.

Every time he met a nice girl, his mom and dad would pile onehundred mattresses on top of a pea.

C.

The princess would politely say, Fine, thank you.

D.

And the King would see her at the door.

E.

Once upon a time there was a prince.

Soal: 42

Tanto didnt pass the examination because he didnt studyhis lessons seriously.He ... if he had wanted to succeed.


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A.

could have studied hard

B.

had studied hard

C.

might study hard

D.

should have studied hard

E

.

has studied hard

Soal: 43

The man is engineer. his wife had a birtday party yesterday.The best combination of thwo sentences is...............

A.

the wife who is an engineer had a brithday party yesterday

B.

the wife who had a birthday party yesterday is an engineer

C.

the man who had a brthday party yesterday is an engineer

D.

the man whose wife is an engineer had abirthday party yesterday

E.

the man whose wife had a birthday party yesterday is an engineer

Soal: 44

Hi, Anir!I have .....in my pocket. Can you guess what it is?

A.

none

nothing


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B.

C.

everything

D.

anything

E.

something

Soal: 45


Winda : Tom, what happened to your leg ?Tom : I fell when I was playing football and my leg was broken.Winda : ....

A.

I think so.

B.

Thank you.

C.

Thats too bad.

D.

It was necessary.

E.

That would be nice.

Soal: 46What are they doing?

A.

The man is talking to his friend


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B.

The man is whispering something to his wife

C.

The man is whispering something to his friend

D.

The two man are using glasses

E.

The two man are listening to their friend

Soal: 47

Referensi:http://www.genre/narrative


A.

A beetle felt he is the most hand some.

B.

A beetle came to get angry to his love.

C.

A beetle persuaded his love to divorce.

D.

A beetle persuaded his love to marry him.

E.

A beetle was upset because he very loved her.

Soal: 48Choose the best respon to the following dialogue by clicking A, B, C, D or E.

Adam : .... How are you ?Soraya: Im fine thanks. How are you?Adam : Im very well. Thank you.


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A.

Hows life?

B.

Hello, Soraya.

C.

How do you do?

D.

Goodbye, Soraya.

E

.

Nice to meet you.

Soal: 49

what is the text about?

A.

Birth rate

B.

Social problem

C.World population

D.

Population in Indonesia

E.

family planing program

Soal: 50Choose the correct respon for the following dialogue by clicking A, B, C, Dor E.Ranti : Hi, Hilman, ....Hilman: If you ask me, this problem is a little too difficult.

A.

Thank you for your comments.


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B.

How do you like the mobile phone ?

C.Why do you think the mobile phone ?

D.

In my opinion it is not needed to ban mobile phone in the school.

E.

What do you think of using a mobile phone in the classroom?

Soal: 51

Arrange the following jumbled setence into a good order.1.The first two, which are most commonly known are theGeneral Assembly and the Security Council

2.It consists of 27 members3.There are six principle organs within the UN.4.The council is in charge of initiating studies ininternational economic, social, culture, educational,health and related matters.

5.It also coordinates the activities of a number of intergovernmental agencies under it.

6.The third principal organ of the world organization is the

Economic and Social Council.

A.

3 - 2 - 1 - 6 - 4 -5

B.

3 - 1 - 6 - 2 - 4 -5

C.

4 - 5 - 6 - 1 - 2 -3

D.

2 - 3 - 1 - 4 - 6 -5

E.

2 - 3 - 1 - 6 - 4 -5


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Soal: 52


Linda :Why you look so sad ?

Riani : Its predicted that the National Examination of this year is moredifficult than before.Linda : Please be optimistic. If we study harder, we can pass well.Riani : ....

A.

Im relieved to hearthat.

B.

It is really embarassing.

C.

How do you like ?.

D.

I dont think so.

E.

Im satisfied.

Soal: 53Father: Would you mind accompanying your mother to New Yorktomorrow?Raka : Id be glad to. ..

A.

I really love my mom.

B.

Im worried.

C.

Im surprised.

D.

Itsbeautiful.


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E.

Its wonderful.

Soal: 54

How many street children are sheltered by the organization ?

A.

7 children

B.

17 chidren

C.

97 children

D.

more than 300 children

E.

19987 children

Soal: 55

Vony is at a station information desk. She asking about the train to Surabaya.

Vony : .........do you know what time the next train leaves for Surabaya.The man : a half an hour. Just wait.

A.

How do Iknow

B.

I'm very sorry

C.

Sorry to troubleyou

D.

I beg youpardon

EAttention, please


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.

Soal: 56

Mom : Girls, make up your beds!Nindi : what did mom say to you just now?Ninin : She asked us...our beds.

A.

make up

B.

made up

C.to make up

D.

making up

E.

should make up

Soal: 57

By experimenting with combinations of chemicals, manufactures haveproduces a wide variety of effective dusts and sprays to control plant pests.Some, such as those containing pyrethrum, work well and do not harm topeople, pets, and birds. There are others that contain stronger chemicals, suchas DDT, melathion, diazinon, and chlorine. These can be extremly dangerousif they are not properly used.The first thing to do in dealing with plant pests is to seek the proper advice.Trained salesmen at garden stores can supply valuable information on thecorrect product to use. If the problem is a complicated or stubborn one,additional advice should be obtained from government agriculturaldepartement offices.


A.

Farmers should have good knowlege to fight plant pests

Agricultural departement only deals with complicated problems


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B.

C.

Valuable information to control plant pests is needed by farmer

D.

Proper advise to control plant pests is provided by trained salesmen

E.

Pesticides can be obtained freely in government agriculturaldepartment

Soal: 58

The communicative purpose of the text is ....

A.

To explain the processes of the sociocultural phenomena.

B.

To persuade people how to be a talkative person.

C.

To tell the readers about past experience.

D.

To amuse the readers with the story.

E.

To describe about the mosquito.

Soal: 59

Who attends Pre-Orientation Admission?

A.

One who gets services at AOS

B.

One who finds a job in the USA


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C.

One who has got a TOEFL score

D.

One who has registered at one of American universities

E.

One who is going to study at one of American universities

Soal: 60

Referensi: http://www.genre/discussion-flight

What are undertaken by the work?

A.

The collection and data.

B.

The data and the results.

C.

The data and the analysis results.

D.

The collection and analysis results.

E.

The collection and analysis of data.

Soal: 61

A.

Alphabet

B.

The Egyptians


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C.

Hieroglyphics

D.The Greeks

E.

The priests

Soal: 62

Ricky : You look happy with your new job here.Nelly : you're right. my family and I are happier here, ....my salary is smallerthan before

A.in spite of

B.

although

C.

because

D.since

E.

when

Soal: 63

I realize that I am a naughty boy, but I never hurt you, .........?

A.

doI

B.

doyou

C.

don'tI


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D.

don't you

E.are'tI

Soal: 64

Some drugs taken in large quantities cause permanent brain damage.The opposite of word permanent is....

A.

lasting

B.

foreve

r

C.

restricted

D.

unlimited

E.

temporary

Soal: 65


Anita : Riani, you look so sad today. Whats up ?Riani : My mother is hospitalized. She is sick.Anita : ....

A.

Youd better to apologize now

B.

You have my permission

Thats too bad.


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C.

D.

I feel boring

E.

Imsorry

Soal: 66

"If women in the late 1960's had been given equal right as men, there wouldnot have been 'women's liberation' movement!"This sentences means that.......at that time.

A.

women will not have equal rights as men

B.

women didn't have equal right as men

C.

women do not have equal rights as men

D.

women have not had equal rights as men

E.

women might not have equal rights as men

Soal: 67

Mrs. Anwar : I heard that your son had won a scholarship toPajajaran University.Mrs. Budiman :Yes, thats right......He never ignores our advice and always studies hard.

A.

I'm proud of him.

B.

I prided myself on his success

C.

His pride would not let him down.


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D.

I'm too porud to have been successful.

E.He is a profile of a successful student.

Soal: 68

The manager always comes early to the office. I wonder where he lives. Ioften see him driving his car to jalan Pakubuwono Kebayoran Baru. So helives not far from the office then.

A.

The manager's car

B.The manager's office

C.

The manager's house

D.

The manager's address

E.The manager'sdriver

Soal: 69

Fire extinguishers are available next to each fire alarm box.The bold word means ....

A.

apparatus for putting out fire

B.

equipment of makingfire

C.

tools for lighting afire


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D.

means of burning

E.kinds of firing

Soal: 70

Wacana I

TRADE FOR THE GOOD THINGS IN LIFE

One person has vegetables, but wants fruit. Another man has a great deal offruit, but want some vegetables. So the first man gives some of his vegetablesto the second, and the second man gives some of his fruit to the first. He has

exchanged the vegetables for the fruit. They are happy now. Trade has madethem happy.People have always traded. Why have they traded? They have traded becausethey have wanted a better life. At first people exchanged their things for otherthings. Now people buy and sell things they trade for money.Many foreigners have come to Indonesia for trade. The first traders came forspices. That was for very long time ago. Now the traders come here for manyother things.History has shown us that a country has to trade if its people want a betterlife. Indonesia is trying hard to improve its trade. It sells many things to othercountries but the most important things are oil, rubber, tin and copra.

What has trade to other countries brought us? It has brought the things thatwe do not make. The cars that we drive, the tarin that we ride in, and thewatches that we wear are examples of this things. It is not hard to understandthat they have made life better.But we can trade only if we have more things than we need. So we have tomake or produce more things to sell. We have to produce more oil, morerubber, more tin, and more of other things. We have to produce better things,too, because we can get more money for them. All this means hard work forus, hard work at school, hard work at the office, hard work in the city, hardwork in the country, hard work everywhere. By this way we can all enjoy thegood things in life.

The first trader come to Indonesia for ... .

A.

Tin

B.

Copra


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C.

Spices

D.Rubber

E.

Watches

Soal: 71

Referensi: http://www.genre/report-mars


A.

The canal theory was made.

B.

Mars is considered as a planet.

C.

The planet is with man-made canals.

D.

Mars was discovered by Schiaparelli.

E.

Viking I was the first man landing on Mars.

Soal: 72

A.

half a circle

B.

part of the circumference of acircle


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C.

line marks out a circle or other curved figure

D.straight line drawn from side to side through the centre of a circular

E.

straight line from the centre of a circle to any point on thecircumference

Soal: 73

The government has given a/an .... To factories which are polluting-neighboring river with their waste.

A.

note

B.

warning

C.

attention

D.

regulation

E.

announcement

Soal: 74

A.

1

B.

2

3


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C.

D.

4

E.

5

Soal: 75

What did the mosquito talk about ?

A.

His voice

B.

His friends

C.

His feeling

D.

His vacation

E.

His annoyance

Soal: 76

Referensi:http://www.genre/explanation

Which of the following statements IS TRUE according to the text?

A.The worlds population is evenly spread out.

B.

Farming may not be difficult in a place without fertile land andadequate rainfall.


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C.

There are a lot of people living in hilly areas and areas with harshclimate.

D.

People settle in areas where the soil is not fertile and the climate is nottoo harsh.

E.

Two mains factors are the physical condition of the place the leveland of technology of the people.

Soal: 77

A.

Will you help me?

B.

Could you help me?

C.

Would I help you?

D.

May you help me?

E.

Can I help you?

Soal: 78

Mirna: Why didnt you come to my party last night?Wina: I am sorry. My mother was sick. I must accompany her to the doctor.Mirna:

A.

Okay, forget it.

B.

It doesnt matter.

Okay, never mind.


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C.

D.

Thats okay.

E.

I am sorry to hearthat

Soal: 79

What tragic news is stated in the text?

A.

Oliver died

B.

Chris lost a car

C.

Greg lost his son

D.

Kitty got an accident

E.

A demo car was lost

Soal: 80

The following statements are true, EXCEPT .

A.

In speech, people usually say the same thing in a number of differentways

B.

When people speak they do a number of things.

C.

Speech has the same rule as writing.


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D.

Speech doesnt follow the rule of writing.

E.Speech is not similar to writing.

Soal: 81

Fitri : What would you like to drink, tea or coffe?Helmi : Actually I drink both, but I......tea........coffe now

A.

prefer - than

B.

like - than

C.

prefer - to

D.

would rather - to

E.

choose - better than

Soal: 82

A : more and more people have died as the victims of warB : that's terriable. I wish we were living in a word with no war or disputebetween countries."I wish we were living in a word with no war or dispute between countries."means..........

A.

we are living in peaceful world

B.

we were living in a peacefulworld

C.

we are not living in peacefulworld


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D.

we were not living in peaceful world

E

.

we will living in peaceful world

Soal: 83

She dropped her basket of fruits and squatted down. (Par.1)The synonym of the underlined word is ....

A.

ran

B.fell

C.

walked

D.

stepped

E.

knocked

Soal: 84

The books on this shelf, ... are about child education, belong to my sister-in-law.

A.

which of the most

B.

in which

C.

that of most

most of which


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D.

E.

of which

Soal: 85You are going to a tourist resort. You want to know about object in detail.Ask the guide everything you want to know. One of your question is :..The founder of thisbuilding?

A.

Cold you to tell me

B.

Why you dont tell me

C.

Are you telling me

D.

What do you tell me

E

.

Do you want to tell me

Soal: 86

lake Toba is one of the tourist.in Indonesia.

A.

Lakes

B.

Resort

C.Bureaus

D.

Sceneries


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E.

Landscape

Soal: 87

A.

violate

B.

consider

C.

omit

D.

complicate

E.

investgiate

Soal: 88

Choose the best respon for the following dialogue by clicking A, B, C, D or

E.

Lisna : Would you like to have a pancake, Reza ?Reza : .... Thank you. Hmmmm, this tastes really good.Lisna : Thank you. Im glad you like it.

A.

Yes, please.

B.

No, thanks.

C.

Want some?

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D.

E.

What will you have?

Soal: 89

A.

I am sorry. I couldnt.

B.

I am confused with it.

C.

I am exhausted today.

D.

I am unsatisfied with it.

E.

I am regretted to come.

Soal: 90A wide variety of herbaceous plants are cultivated for their edible leaves,

stems, roots, fruits, and seed. Vegetables provide important minerals andvitamins in human nutritions and add variety and interest to meals.Vegetables are grown in environments ranging from city window boxes andhome gardens to large commercial farms.

More than 40 types are widely cultivated, including leafy salad crops,such as lettuce, spinach, endive, celery, Chinese cabbage; root crops such asbeets, carrots, potatoes, sweet potatoes, radishes, turnips, rutabagas; Cole ofother type grown for their fruit or seed such as peas, beans, sweet corn,squashes, melons, tomatoes.

Many vegetable species, through careful selection of varieties, can grownin widely diverse environments. Growers must still be creful, however, tochoose varieties, can be grown in widely diverse environments. Growersmust still be careful, however, to choose varieties adapted to their particularsoils and climates. Most of the common vegetables species used for cropfarming were developed in temperate regions, but some have been adapted tothe Tropics. Tropical vegetables include a variety of root crops (particurarlyyams and cassave); diverse melons, squashes, adn beans; and many kinds of


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plants grown for their edible leaves and stem.Vegetables which are grown in large commercial farms are likely toproduce ..........to the growers or farmers.

A.

pride

B.

profit

C.

enjoyment

D.

satisfaction

E.

professionalism

Soal: 91

Wacana V

When we buy canned or bottled food products at the grocers or thesupermarket, we will find out that there are some additives added to the mainnutrients. An additives is a non-nutritive substance intentionally added to

food generally in small quantities, to improve appearance, flavor, storageproperties, etc.Most governments issue lists of permitted additives stating the highestacceptable concentration, defining food products in which they may be usedand sometimes recommending the maximum daily consumption. Suchlegislation is revised periodically, and product may be added to or deletedfrom permitted lists because of additional scientific knowledge andexperience of their use.A group of food additives includes vitamins, amino acids, and mineralswhich are added to foodstuffs to compensate for losses occurring duringprocessing or to provide additional sources in diet that might otherwise be

deficient in such nutrients. Examples of their use include enrichment omargarine with the addition of vitamin A, and niacin amide to flour or bread.Salt often has a small amount of iodine to it to avoid a diet deficiency thatcan cause goiter development.Appearance is an important factor in food appeal, and legislation in mostcountries permits the addition of both natural and synthetic colouring materbased on the colouring standards issued by the Food and AgricultureOrganization (FAO) and World Health Organization (WHO).


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Flavoring materials are added to basic foodstuff to provide a characteristicproduct flavor or to supplement or modify the original flavor. Most flavoringmaterials are still of natural origin, but progress in organic chemistry hasmade, it possible to analyze flavoring materials and to synthesize productsimilar with those found in nature.

Flavor can also be influenced by the addition of the flavor enhancer such asmonosodium glutamate which intensifies perception of flavoring.

Tinned food is very practical, but it is not as good as ... food

A.

Fast

B.

Fresh

C.

Bottled

D.

Canned

E.

Synthetic

Soal: 92The weather forecast, the story about the candidates, and the movie reviewsare examples of messages from the media.A communication medium is a means of communicating a message.Examples of media are televisions, radios, newspapers, books, and thetelephones. The media that can reach many people at once are called massmedia.It is not difficult to thinkof other messages we receive through the massmedia. Every day we get hundreds of them. Think about advertisements, forexample. We see and hear these messages almost everywhere we go.Advertisements are important messages, even though they are somtimes

annoying.Tehy help us compare and evaluate products.Most of us get informaton from the media than from the classroom. Think fora moment about how you learn about local news and events. Do you depenon the other people or media?What about international news?What is themost important source of information for you?People who are asked thesequestions usually answer "Television."We use the information we get from radios, televisions, newspaper and othermedia to make decisions and opinions. That is why the mass media are so


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important. Editorials and articles in newspapers help us decide how to vote.Consumers' report on television help us decide how to spend our money, andinternational news on the radio or TV makes us think and form opinionsabout questions of war and peace.With each improvement in media. audiences become larger and larger.

Thanks to the communication satellite, television audiences have becomeinternational. More than 500 million people watched the first walk on themoon, for example. And more than 1 billion watched the events of the recentOlympic Games.

What means of communication is the text focussing on?

A.

Newspapers

B.

Mass Media

C.

Telephones

D.

Radios

E.

Books

Soal: 93

He did not pass his oral examination because he was either nervous ____

A.

Or he did not prepare himself well

B.

And did not prepare well

C.

Also the preparation was not good


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D.

Or not well prepared

E.But he was not well prepared

Soal: 94

The films greatest strengths are its snapshots of Delhi life, ...(paragraph 4)The word its refers to ...

A.

The dramatic element

B.

Monsoon Wedding

C.

The great film

D.

The comic relief

E.

Criminal behaviour

Soal: 95

Its incredible that in our country the inflation rate has risen to twodigit. The underline word means ....

A.

Impolite

B.

Impossible

C.

Unbreakable


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D.

Unbelievable

E

.

Uncomfortable

Soal: 96

1. His sister added Wage Rudolf to his name, so it became Wage RudolfSupratman.2. When he was seven years old his father sent him to Budi Utomoelementary school.3. Two years later he joined his sister in Ujung Pandang.4. She did this to enable her to send his brother to Dutch elementary school.5. Supratman was born on 9 th march, 1903.The best arrangement of the sentences above is

A.2 - 5 - 3 - 6 - 1 -4

B.

2 - 3 - 5 - 1 - 6 -4

C.

5 - 6 - 2 - 3 - 1 -4

D.5 - 2 - 6 - 3 - 1 -4

E.

2 - 3 - 5 - 1 - 6- 4

Soal: 97

A mobile phone is ....

A.a means of transportation

B.

a means of communication


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C.

a means of making something

D.

a means of writing to someone

E.

a means of sending some letters

Soal: 98

Hot boning is an energy saving technique for the meat processing industry. Ithas received considerable attention in recent years when increased pressurefor energy conservation has accentuated for more efficient methods ofprocessing the bovine carcass. Cooling of an entire carcass requires aconsiderable amount of refrigerated space, since bone and trimmable fat are

cooled along with the muscle. It is also necessary to space the carcassesadequately in the refrigerated room for better air movement and prevention ofmicrobial contamination, thus adding to the volume requirements for carcasschillers.Conventional handling of meat involves holding the beef sides in the coolerfor twenty four to thirty six hours before boning. Chilling in the traditionalfashion is also associated with a loss of carcass weight ranging from twopercent to four percent due to evaporation of moisture from the meat tissue.Early excision, or hot boning, of muscle prerigor followed by vacuumpackaging has several potential advantages. By removing, only the ediblemuscle and fat prerigor, refrigeration space and costs are minimized, boning

labor is decreased and storage yields increased. Because hot boning oftenresults in toughening of meat, a more recent approach, hot boning followingelectrical stimulation, has been used to reduce the necessary time of rigormortis. Some researchers have found this method beneficial in maintainingtender meat, while others have found that the meat also becomes tough afterelectrical stimulation.

Referensi: http://www.genre/explanation

Which of the following is notmentioned as a drawback of the conventional

methods of boning?

A.

Holding the beef in the cooler.

B.

Storage space requirements.


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C.

Loss of carcass weight.

D.

Toughness of meat.

E.

Energy waste.

Soal: 99

As tradition clashes with the brazen new world of mobile telephones, .(Paragraph 2)The underlined word means ...

A.

bold

B.

beneficial

C.

useful

D.

suitable

E.

adaptable

Soal: 100

Most large companies do not know how to make the best use of cleverpeople. Employees who criticize the old ways of doing things and want to tryout new ideas are dislike both bhy their colleagues and by their bosses.

Comments like They wouldnt listen to me or I kept presenting newproduct ideas, only to hear nothing are typical of many a manager whobecome an entrepreneur. All of this cayses frustration, quickly lead toboredom. Often, middle managers start to think: Only another 30 more yearof working my way to retirement. At this point, they want to find a way out.

They need to get away from a job that is no longer attractive. So theydecide to set up on their own. But they need something else, too: thechallenge of taking risks. They are like people who climb a mountain by the


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most dangerous route. Enterpreneurial types need to try out new thingswithout knowing wheter they will succeed or fail. They also want to provethyat they can make it without big company support.

As well as motivation, most sucessfull entrepreneur have a number ofpersonal characteristic in common. The first is self-confidence, the feeling of

certainly that you nhave got the skills, knowledge and energy to build upyour own business. There is also stubbornness, the determination to prove tothe boss who rejected your ideas that they were good ideas wich can bemade to work. Possesing this quality means that you wont give up: youhave to make your ideas work.

An entrepreneur is expected to be all of the following EXCEPT...

A.

motivated

B.confident

C.

determined

D.

ambitious

E.hesitant

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