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    Bahasa Inggris 3 SMT 2 Tanpa Kunci

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    1. The passage discusses a Type II supernova, which occurs due to the collapse of a massive star over eight times the mass of the sun that has used up its nuclear fuel. 2. When the star's iron-nickel core can no longer support the pressure of the outer layers, it collapses to form an extremely dense neutron star over 2,500 million tons in size that can fit in a matchbox with a temperature of 100 million degrees Celsius. 3. Neutrons produced in the collapsed star pass through space and cause a shock wave that moves outward, interacting with inward falling material in a catastrophic explosion, leaving only a small dense remnant that may be a neutron star or black hole.

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    1. The passage discusses a Type II supernova, which occurs due to the collapse of a massive star over eight times the mass of the sun that has used up its nuclear fuel. 2. When the star's iron-nickel core can no longer support the pressure of the outer layers, it collapses to form an extremely dense neutron star over 2,500 million tons in size that can fit in a matchbox with a temperature of 100 million degrees Celsius. 3. Neutrons produced in the collapsed star pass through space and cause a shock wave that moves outward, interacting with inward falling material in a catastrophic explosion, leaving only a small dense remnant that may be a neutron star or black hole.

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    1. The passage discusses a Type II supernova, which occurs due to the collapse of a massive star over eight times the mass of the sun that has used up its nuclear fuel. 2. When the star's iron-nickel core can no longer support the pressure of the outer layers, it collapses to form an extremely dense neutron star over 2,500 million tons in size that can fit in a matchbox with a temperature of 100 million degrees Celsius. 3. Neutrons produced in the collapsed star pass through space and cause a shock wave that moves outward, interacting with inward falling material in a catastrophic explosion, leaving only a small dense remnant that may be a neutron star or black hole.

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    Bahasa Inggris 3 SMT 2 Tanpa Kunci

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    1. The passage discusses a Type II supernova, which occurs due to the collapse of a massive star over eight times the mass of the sun that has used up its nuclear fuel. 2. When the star's iron-nickel core can no longer support the pressure of the outer layers, it collapses to form an extremely dense neutron star over 2,500 million tons in size that can fit in a matchbox with a temperature of 100 million degrees Celsius. 3. Neutrons produced in the collapsed star pass through space and cause a shock wave that moves outward, interacting with inward falling material in a catastrophic explosion, leaving only a small dense remnant that may be a neutron star or black hole.

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    1. … a little earlier, they would have avoided 9.

    … will be carried in the next space shuttle


    the heavy traffic. payload has not been yet announced to the
    A. Have they left public.
    B. Have they not left A. It
    C. Had they left B. What
    D. Had they not left C. When
    D. That 
    2. Semarang,  … , has always fascinated me.
    A. is a city of ten million people 10. The papers … at 3:00 will contain the
    B. it is a city of ten million people announcement of the manager’s
    C. a city of ten million people resignation.
    D. whose a city of ten million people A. deliver
    B. to deliver
    3. … a shower, I went to bed. C. being delivered
    A. take D. delivered
    B. taking
    C. having taken 11. Pramoedya Ananta Tour, born in Blora, …
    D. took famous as a great novelist.
    A. and became
    4. Rudi’s professor  had him … his thesis many B. became
    times before allowing him to present it to C. he was
    the committee. D. and he became
    A. to write
    B. writing 12. A computerized map of the freeways using
    C. write information gathered by sensors embedded
    D. written in the pavement … on a local cable channel
    during rush hours.
    5. … Irma’s fear of heights, she decided to A. airing
    play roller coaster with a group of her B. to air
    classmates to Dufan Ancol during the C. airs
    holiday. D. air
    A. Because
    B. Inspite of 13. Vitamin C is necessary for the prevention
    C. Although and … of scurvy.
    D. Even though A. cures
    B. cure
    6. Budi spent … an enjoyable vacation in Bali C. it cures
    this holiday that he plans to return as soon D. for curing
    as he saves money.
    A. such  14. The only students who were required … the
    B. very meeting were Bima, Novan, Alda, and
    C. so Bagus.
    D. such as A. attend
    B. to attend
    7. …than he will want to leave. C. attending
    A. He no sooner will arrive D. attended
    B. No sooner he will arrive
    C. He will arrive no sooner 15. The policeman ordered the suspect … his
    D. No sooner  will he arrive hands from the hood of the car.
    A. doesn’t remove
    8. It was suggested that Lisa … Math more B. don’t remove
    thoroughly before attempting to pass the C. not remove
    exam. D. not to remove
    A. to study
    B. study 16. We insist on … leaving the place before the
    C. studying following earthquake happen.
    D. studied A. You
    B. Your
    C. Yours 1054. The 1987 supernova in the Large Cloud of
    D. You’re Magellan had a low peak luminosity by
    supernova standards, only about 250 million
    17. Wisnu used to … in Semarang, but his times that of the sun. At its brightest the
    company sent him to a better position in supernova shone as a star between magnitudes
    Surabaya. 2 and 3, even though it was 170,000 light-years
    A. live away. 1. What is the main topic of the passage?
    B. lives A. The formation and power of a supernova B.
    C. lived The heat of Supernova C. The role of shock
    D. living waves in a supernova.

    18. By the time the president arrives, the 21. What is the main topic of the passage?
    workers … the bridge. A. The formation and power of a supernova
    A. Will rebuild B. The heat of Supernova
    B. Will be rebuilt C. The role of shock waves in a supernova
    C. Will have rebuilt D. The density of a neuron star
    D. Will be rebuilding
    22. According to the passage which of the
    19. Before I left home, my mother reminded following is not TRUE  about the 1987
    me … her a letter at least once a week. SUPERNOVA?
    A. to send A. It was situated  in the Large Cloud of
    B. send Magellan B. It was 170,000 light-years away
    C. sending C. It shone as a star between magnitudes 3
    D. sent and 4
    D. It had a low peak luminosity
    20. You had better … of that wound on your
    hand soon, or it will get infected. 23. The word "it" in line 8 refers to ....
    A. to take care A. A shock wave
    B. take care B. neutron star
    C. took care C. core of the collapsed star
    D. taking care D. catastrophic explosion

    Text 1 24. The word "detectable" in paragraph 2 has


    Supernovas are the most powerful and the closest meaning to ....
    spectacular outbursts known in nature. What is A. assumed
    called a Type II supernova is due to the collapse B. known
    of a massive star, at least eight times as massive C. perceptible
    as the sun, that has used up its main nuclear D. audible
    fuel and produced a nickel-iron core. When this
    core can no longer support the pressure of the 25. The author of this passage is most likely ....
    star’s outer layers, it collapses to form a neutron A. a botanist
    star of immense density. Over 2,500 million tons B. an economist
    of neutron star material could be packed into a C. an astronomer
    matchbox. Its temperature is around 100.000 D. a mathematics
    million degrees centigrade. Multitudes of
    neutrons are produced in the collapsed star,
    which pass directly through the start into space,
    and this release of neutrons causes the core to
    respond with a shock wave that moves outward.
    When it meets the material that is falling
    inward, the result is a catastrophic only a small,
    incredibly dense remnant that may be a neutron
    star or, in extreme cases, a black hole. A 
    supernova is often more than 500 million times
    as luminous as the sun. A supernova remnant
    (SNR) may be detectable as a pulsar, an example
    of which is the Crab Nebula, known to be a
    remnant of the supernova observed in the year

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