The caption is for number 1 - 4

1. Who is the author of the text?

a. C.S Lewis
b. The beatles
c. Queen Elisabeth
d. I.r Soekarno
e. Donald Trump

2. What is the meaning of “dream”?

a. Impian
b. Mimpi
c. Lamunan
d. Angan-angan
e. Keinginan

3. What is the purpose of the text?

a. To make fuuny
b. To inform readers
c. To educate readers
d. To make surpised
e. To motivate readers

4. Why does the caption text above use old man in the picture?
a. To represents of the goal
b. To represents of the dream
c. To represents set the goal
d. To motivation that an old man can reach the dream
e. To inform that an old man can reach dream
The caption is for number 5-7

5. “I can’t change the direction of the wind”.  What does the sentence mean?
a. We can follow the wind blows
b. We can’t change the God’s will
c. We need to change our wind blows
d. We need someone to direct our ways
e. We should follow the rule

6. What does the word adjust means in the caption?

a. We can decide our ways
b. We can arrange our plans
c. We can make our ways
d. We need someone to give advances
e. We should appreciate our ways

7. The words Sails mean….

a. Our goal
b. Our decision
c. Our dream
d. Our ways
e. Our believing
This text for questions number 8-12

A POLICE NOTICE

Police are anxious to contact Anne Marie Shepard, aged

30, who has been missing from her home in Wimbledon
since September 14. She 1.68 meters with auburn hair,
blue eyes and a fair complexion. She is of medium build.
When last seen, she was wearing a pale blue dress and a
green overcoat. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of this
person is requested to contact the nearest police station.

8. What is the text about?

A. The task of police
B. The missing person
C. Anne’s complexion
D. Anne’s whereabouts
E. Anne’s clothes
9. Which one is not true about Anne Marie Shepard?

A. She lives in Wimbledon.

B. She was reported missing from her home.
C. People have not seen her since September 14.
D. She has reddish-brown hair and fair skin.
E. She is a fat woman with blue eyes.

10. What do you call this kind of text?

A. Recount
B. Description
C. Explanation
D. Narrative
E. Procedure

11. If anybody knows Anne’s whereabouts, he/she is . . . . to contact the police.

A. Advised
B. Suggested
 C. Concluded
D. Obliged
E. Asked

12. Anne was wearing a pale blue dress . . . she left her house.

A. So
B. When
C. And
D. If
E. After

This text for questions 13 - 16

Pirate ringleader admits to murder

JAMBI: A pirate leader admitted, Wednesday, that his gang had been involved in six
robberies and killed two police officers.

Itham Guntur, 27, told police investigators that the gang consisted of six people, all
former members of ship crews. “Because we are all ex-crew members, we know the major
shipping lanes, such as Sunda Strait and the East Jambi coasts vary well,” he said.

Itham identified the murdered officers as Brigadier General Mulyadi from the South
Sumatra Police and Brigadier General Kennedy from Jakarta Police.

The pirates targeted cargo ships, fishing boats and oil tankers. -Antara

(Taken from: “The Jakarta post”, 2006)

13. According to the text, which statement is true?

A. The pirate ringleader had been accused of murders.

B. The members of the pirate were murderers.
C. The murders happened in Jambi last Wednesday.
D. Two police officers had been involved in six robberies.
E. Itham Guntur was one of two police officers who were involved in the robbery.

14. The pronoun “he” in the second paragraph refers to . . . .

A. Police officer
B. Itham Guntur
C. One of the ship crews
D. Ex-crew member
E. Brigadier General Mulyadi.

15. The communicative purpose of the text is . . . .

A. to tell the readers what really happened

B. to explain sequences of events
C. to amuse the readers with problematic events
 D. to inform the readers about newsworthy events
E. to describe the murderers in South Sumatra

16. A person who robs the cargo ships, fishing boats or oil tankers is called a ….

A. Robber
B. Police officer
C. Ship crew
D. Pirate
E. Ringleader

This text for questions 17 - 21

Dini Aminarto
Jalan Elang 89
Tangerang Selatan 19837

October, 30th 2018

PO BOX 1393
JKB 11013

To whom it may concern,

I’m applying for the Project Manager position advertised through Jakarta Post. As shown in
the enclosed resume, I have a strong academic background in Chemical Engineer graduated
from Universitas Indonesia on 2007.

My current work as Project Management in various multinational company has given me

firsthand experience in the challenge associated with the development of a successful
Petrochemical Company. In addition, I have excellent managerial and communication skills
both in Bahasa Indonesia as well as English.

This background, combined with over ten years of Ethylene Plant Operation as Project
Management, has given me a unique perspective that would be particularly valuable in
meeting the responsibilities of this position, as described in your position. I am and
independent individual who capable to work under pressure.

I would welcome the opportunity to meet with you to discuss my qualifications in more detail
and look forward to hearing from you soon. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,
Dini Aminarto

17. Who wrote the application letter?

a. Project Manager
b. Jakarta Post
c. Dini Aminarto
d. Chemical Engineer
e. Manager

18. What is the job position that applicant applied for?

a. Project Manager
b. General Manager
c. Chemical Engineer
d. Academician
e. administers

19. I am and independent individual who capable to work under pressure. The word
“capable” has the same meaning to…………

A. Irresponsible
B. Awkward
C. Competent
D. Professional
E. Smart

20. Where did the company advertise the job opening?

a. Kompas
b. Jakarta Globe
c. Tribun
d. Jakarta Post
e. Republika

21. What are the skills that applicant presented on the application letter?
a. Managerial and communication skills
b. Accounting and managerial skills
c. Public speaking and communication skills
d. Bahasa Indonesia and English
e. Firsthand experience in the challenge associated

22. “Of course Ma’am, what can I do for you?”

What does the sentence mean?
A. Offering a help
B. Refusing a help
C. Declining an offer
D. Accepting an offer
E. Refusing a help
 23. Mr. Bean : “Hello, Miss Smith, Would you like a cup of coffee?”
Mr. Smith: “Oh, Yes please, that would be lovely,
The underline expressions expresses……
A. Offering a help
B. Refusing a help
C. Declining an offer
D. Accepting an offer
E. Refusing a help

24. Andy : “Shall I carry your luggage to your apartement?”

Boby : “Yes, please!”
The underlined word has similar meaning with………..
A. Borrow
B. Bring
C. Drop
D. Dodge
E. Leave

This text for questions 25-27

CREAMY MUSHROOM POTATOES

Ingredients:
1 tb Margarine, dairy free
1 tb Vegetable oil
1 c Onion – chopped
8 oz Mushrooms – sliced
1 lg Garlic clove – minced
1/3 c Celery – thinly sliced
1/3 c Bell pepper, green – diced
3 c Soybean milk
4 c Potatoes – cubed ½ inch
¼ ts Black pepper
1 ts Salt, or to taste
1 tb Parsley – chopped
Directions:

1. Sauté onions, garlic, celery and green pepper in hot oil and margarine about 3
minutes. Add sliced mushrooms and sauté 3 more minutes.
2. Add soybean milk, black pepper, salt and potatoes. Bring mixture almost to a boil;
reduce heat and slimmer 25 minutes, stirring occasionally.
3. Makes about 6 cups. Thin with extra soybean milk if soup is too thick.
4. Garnish with parsley and serve with the veal.

(Taken from: “Continental Recipe”)

25. How much chopped parsley does the recipe require?

A. ¼ cup
B. 1 table spoon
C. 1 ½ cups
 D. 2 cups
E. 8 oz

26. The third step in the method states that . . . .

A. soybean milk is used merely for garnish

B. extra cups must be provided
C. extra soybean milk must be added if the soup is too thick
D. six cups of soybean milk must be added to the soup
E. the soup must be thick

27. What is not included in the recipe?

A. Soybean milk
B. Mushrooms
C. Salt
D. Potatoes
E. Cheese

This conversation for questions 28

Andy : I heard there will be a concert tonight. Would you like to go with me?
Sam : I’m afraid I cannot.
Andy : Why? I think you really love the band.
Sam : Yes, I do. But I have many works at home.
Andy : Let me help you, then.
Sam : ___________
Andy : Never mind. That’s what friend should do.

28. What should Sam say?

A. I really appreciate your help

B. I don’t need your help
C. I am fine, thank you
D. I will go, too
E. Don’t worry

29. John : Hello, Jean. Where have you been?

Jean : Hi, John. I just bought few kilograms of apples in the market.
John : Do you need some help to carry the apples?
Jean : _______
The suitable respond to complete the dialogue is ….

A. I don’t know
B. Why?
C. Of course, that’s very kind of you
D. I will help you
E. Good bye

30. Ronald: You look so busy. _______

Marry : No, thank you. I can handle them.
The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is ….
A. I will leave you alone
B. Would you like some help?
C. Do you want to help me?
D. Sure, I would like to
E. Yes, please

This text for questions 31-34

Ant-eaters are perhaps the most curious looking animals. Their long head and snout
look like tubes and they have no teeth at all. Their front legs are very strong and armed with
heavy curved claws with which they break open the nets of ants and termites and then, when
the insects rush out, the ant eaters use their long, sticky tongues to lick them up at great
speed.

True ant-eaters are found in the swamps and forests of Central and South America.
Scaly ant-eaters or pangolins are found in Africa and tropical Asia.

Insect-eating animals are sometimes called ant-eaters, although they actually belong
to other groups of animals. One of them is the ant-bear, which lives on the plains of South
and Central Africa. It has long, erect ears, but short blunt claws, an almost hairless tail and is
yellow brown in color. Unlike the true ant-eaters, it has small teeth.

(Adapted from: Creative Writing 3, PT Erlangga)

31. The text above belongs to a/an . . . .

a. description
b. report
c. explanation
d. discussion
e. exposition

32. The second paragraph describes . . . .

a. the uses of ant-eaters

b. the habitat of ant-eaters
c. the parts of ant-eaters’ body
d. the growth of ant-eaters
e. the species of ant-eaters

33. The topic of the text is introduced in the . . . paragraph.

a. first
b. second
 c. third
d. fourth
e. first and second

34. “Unlike the true ant-eaters, it has small teeth” (last paragraph).

The statement above means . . . .

a. The true ant-eaters have no teeth
b. The true ant-eaters have small teeth
c. The ant-bear has no teeth
d. The ant-bear has big teeth
e. Both ant-eaters and ant-bears have no teeth

This text for questions 35-37

Pygmalion is Greek name. One day, Pygmalion set to work to carve an ivory
statue of a project woman.

When it was finished, the statue was so beautiful that he fell in love with it. He
clothed it and gave it presents of bright shells, colored stone, and flowers, as though it
were a real woman.

At temple on the feast of Aphrodite, he prayed to the goddess for a wife

exactly like his statue and returned home to dote on it. As he gazed, the statue
gradually turned into a living woman whom he married and called Galatea.

(Taken from: Pradap Leons, p. 46,47)

35. The best title for the story above is . . . .

a. Aphrodite, The Goddess of Love

b. A sculptor
c. Pygmalion
d. The Greeks
e. The Feast of Aphrodite

36. “One day, Pygmalion set to work to carve an ivory statue of a perfect woman”.

The word “carve” means . . . .

A. to reduce the size of something
B. to succeed in getting the job
C. to make an object by cutting a piece of wood or stone
D. to destroy an object
E. to burn the object

37. The statue gradually turned into a living woman . . . .

A. as Pygmalion married it and called it Galatea

 B. after Pygmalion prayed to the goddess for a wife
C. before Pygmalion returned home to dote on the statue
D. while Pygmalion carved an ivory statue of a perfect woman
E. when Pygmalion gave the statue presents of shells

38. If I get headache, I ……………….

A. I will go to the doctor

B. I would go to the doctor
C. I went to doctor
D. I had bought a medicine
E. I would go to buy a medicine

39. If I were you, ……………….

A. I will go to the beach with my friends

B. I will not go to the beach with my friends
C. I would go to the beach with my friends
D. I can go the beach with my friends
E. I go the beach with my friends

40. Siti will never pass her exams,…………………

A. If she couldn’t study harder.

B. If she doesn’t study harder.
C. If she didn’t study harder.
D. If she studied harder.
E. If she has studied harder.

41. If I knew her telephone number, ……………….

A. I called her
B. I will call her
C. I would call her
D. I would called her
E. I would have called her

42. Let's study together. Respond the suggestions!

A. Yes let’s go
B. Let’s
C. Ok, I will
From : Ana Prahita
D.
Dates
Thank you
: Tuesday, October 23, 2006 – 3.15 PM.
ToE. Thank
: Juliusyou, I appreciate your help.
Sitanggang
Subject : Hellen Forbes, UNICEF ambassador
Attach :

This text for questions 43-45

 Dr. Hellen Forbes, Ph.D., a UNICEF ambassador, will be visiting our company on Monday,
October 31st. I’d like you prepare a program for her. She will arrive in the morning before noon.
Please start with lunch in the cafeteria and then show her your department. After that, take
her to our printing department.

43. When will Dr. Hellen Forbes come?

A. In the evening
B. At noon
C. After lunch
D. In the morning before noon
E. In the afternoon

44. Who will accompany her to go around the company?

A. Ana Prahita
B. Hellen Forbes
C. No one
D. Julius Sitanggang
E. Both Ana Prahita and Julius Sitanggang?

45. What kind of company will Dr. Hellen Forbes visit?

A. Canned food
B. Book publishing
C. Shoe manufacturer
D. Engineering
E. Touris