I.
Choose the
best answer!
1.
Angelia: What
are you reading, Sherina?
Sherina: Mmm… a comic book.
Angelia: I suggest you not to read comic books very
often. In my opinion, they may harm your
imagination.
Sherina: Really?
Angelia: Yes.
Sherina: OK. I will not read it very often.
The underlined sentence is the expression of ….
a.
satisfaction c.
giving opinion e. granting request
b.
dissatisfaction d.
asking for opinion
2.
Adelia : What do you say about this kind of job?
Adul : I think it is quite
interesting for me. I will have a new experience.
Adelia : I hope you will like
it.
Adul : Yeah, I hope so.
From the dialogue above, the underlined sentence is the expression
of ….
a.
satisfaction c.
giving opinion e.
granting request
b.
dissatisfaction d.
asking for opinion
3.
Student:
Excuse me, Sir. I’d like to submit my assignment. Here you are, Sir.
Teacher: Ok, thank you. I’ll read it first.
Student: Yes, Sir.
Teacher: I’m … with your work. This is great.
Student: Really? Thanks a lot, Sir.
Teacher: You’re most welcome.
a.
angry
b. satisfied c. dissatisfied d. displeased
e. embarrassed
4.
Rafi : How do you like your food, Ran?
Rani : I’m … with the
food. It’s too spicy for me. I cannot taste it well.
a.
angry
b. satisfied c. dissatisfied d.
displeased e.
embarrassed
Text 1 (Questions 5-9)
5.
What is
the text about?
a.
Informing
bees in general. d. Explaining bees in Antarctica.
b.
Retelling
the history of bees. e.
Entertaining the readers about bees in the
c.
Telling
the habitat of the bees. Northern Hemisphere.
6.
What is the
main idea of paragraph one?
a.
Bees
reproduce at night. d. Bees produce honey and beeswax.
b.
Bees live
on every continent. e. Bees only live with insect-flowering plants.
c.
Bees
belong to flying insects.
7.
“They
are found on every continent except Antarctica, ….” (par.1, line 4)
The underlined word ‘They’ refers to ….
a.
ants
b. bees c. insects d. numbers e. flying insects
8.
Which of
the following sentences describes the physical appearance of bees?
a.
None has
wings. c. Its length is 39 mm. e. The actual
number is higher.
b.
It has 13
antennae. d. Its tongue is complex.
9.
What is the
smallest bee called?
a.
Beeswax
b. Halictidae
c. Small bee d.
Trigona minima e. Megachile pluto
Text 2 (Questions 10-12)
10.
a. am b. is c. are d.
being e. has
11.
a. am b.
is c. are d.
being e. has
12.
a. am b.
is c. are d.
being e. has
13.
That car
is beautiful, … it is too expensive.
a.
and
b. but c. or d.
while e. because
14.
Which
fruit do you like the most, apple … orange?
a.
and
b. but c. or d.
while e. because
15.
Dino : Dan, I’ve just fired from that factory. I’m
confused. What should I do then?
Dani : …
a.
I think
you had better start looking for a new job. d.
You must be sad.
b.
You have
to change your mind. e. Poor you!
c.
You should
be angry.
16.
Mr. Ishom : I hope, this is the last time I warn
you ….
Jaka :
Yes, Sir. Next time, I’ll submit it on time.
a.
not repeat
it again c. not to repeat it again e. not to be repeat
it again
b.
to not
repeat it again d. be not repeat it again
Text 3 (Questions 17-21)
There was a beautiful girl named Putri
Kemuning. She lived with her mother in a forest. They earned their living by
collecting firewood, and then sold them to the villagers nearby.
One day, putri kemuning’s mother was
sick. Putri kemuning was very upset because she had no money to get them some
medicines for her mother. The rabbit, putri kemuning’s friend, knew that. He
came to her and gave her the ring. He told her that he found the ring in the
forest. It belonged to the King Ngarancang Kencono. He dropped it when he was
hunting.
The rabbit asked Putri Kemuning to sell
the ring so she could use the money to buy medicines. Putri Kemuning refused to
sell it. On the contrary, she gave the ring back to the king. Finally, the king
gave Putri Kemuning a bag full of gold coins. Then she bought the medicines for
her mother.
17.
The type
of the text is ….
a.
Narrative
b. Spoof c.
Report d. Analytical Exposition e. Hortatory
exposition
18.
What is
the main idea of the last paragraph?
a.
The tricky
idea of the rabbit. d. Introduce the characteristic of Kemuning.
b.
The
honesty of Putri Kemuning. e. King Ngarancang Kencono left over the
c.
The
Kemuning’s mother condition. ring in the forest.
19.
“Putri
Kemuning refused to sell it.” (par.3, line 2)
The underlined word has similar meaning to ….
a.
declined
b. ignored c. obeyed d.
abandoned e. underestimated
20.
Which of
the following statements is NOT TRUE according to the text?
a.
Putri
Kemuning lived in a forest.
b.
Putri
Kemuning returned the ring to King Ngarancang Kencono.
c.
The rabbit
gave Putri Kemuning a ring which he found in a forest.
d.
Putri
Kemuning was sad because she did not have money to cure her mother.
e.
King
Ngarancang Kencono wanted to marry Putri Kemuning because of her honesty.
21.
What can
we learn from the story?
a.
Money will
make you happy. d. Find the ring and you will get a full bag of
coins.
b.
Do
anything to get what you want. e. Every honesty will make a lot of happiness in
c.
Be kind
and respect the other people. our rest of life.
22.
Anif … an
English lesson when Alif … at the door.
a.
study-knock c. studying-knocking e.
was studying-knock
b.
studies-knock d.
was studying-knocked
23.
The thief
simply walked in. Someone … to lock the door.
a.
forget
b. forgets c. forgot d. forgotten e. had forgotten
Text 4 (Questions 24-26)
Misunderstanding
In
a remote part of Ohio, United States, there is a place called Morrow.
One
day, at a London train station, a traveler …(24)… to the booking-clerk, “I want a ticket to
Morrow, please.” The clerk raised his eyebrows, saying, “If you want a ticket
tomorrow, why don’t you come for it tomorrow?.”
“But
I want a ticket to Morrow today,” the traveler …(25)…. “I told you,” the clerk said, “You can’t
have a ticket tomorrow today, you’ll have to come tomorrow for it.”
By
this time the traveler was getting more and more annoyed and finally lost his
temper and yelled, “Can’t you understand what I mean? I want a ticket to a
place called Morrow and I want it now!”
Finally, understanding what the traveler really …(26)…, the clerk said quite calmly, “Why didn’t
you say so in the first place? Here is your ticket.”
24.
a. said
b. lived c. wanted d. replied e. were
25.
a. was b.
lived c.
wanted d. replied e. were
26.
a. was
b. lived c. wanted d. replied e. were
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