English UN - Monday class work

This text is for questions 1 to 3.

Indonesian Globe

Jalan Heron No. 65

Jakarta, Indonesia

Susiati

Adverindo Group

Jalan Majas No. 32

Padang, Indonesia

Dear Ma'am,

As the scheduled annual programmes, we proudly present 75th Technology Auction. The auction will be held in the Ballroom of Red Ruby Hotel, Jalan Kejayaan Timur no. 45, Jakarta in 15th March 2020.

The items in the auction are the most sophisticated machines which are in limited production. The benefits for owning the top five items are free of charge for system upgrading and maintenance for ten years. The complete information for the items of the auction are displayed in our websites.

There are several facilities for the platinum members, such as suite rooms to stay and having dinner in the best restaurant in town. Please confirm your attendance by email at [e-mail] or call the auction administrator on 021 6273672633. If there are questions or concern, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sincerely,

Reza Abimana

Auction Organiser

Q:

Why did the writer send the letter?

• To inform the receiver about an annual auction.

• To request the receiver to attend an auction.

• To make an appointment with the receiver.

• To offer several facilities to the receiver.

• To clarify items on an auction to the receiver.

Indonesian Globe

Jalan Heron No. 65

Jakarta, Indonesia

Susiati

Adverindo Group

Jalan Majas No. 32

Padang, Indonesia

Dear Ma'am,

As the scheduled annual programmes, we proudly present 75th Technology Auction. The auction will be held in the Ballroom of Red Ruby Hotel, Jalan Kejayaan Timur no. 45, Jakarta in 15th March 2020.

The items in the auction are the most sophisticated machines which are in limited production. The benefits for owning the top five items are free of charge for system upgrading and maintenance for ten years. The complete information for the items of the auction are displayed in our websites.

There are several facilities for the platinum members, such as suite rooms to stay and having dinner in the best restaurant in town. Please confirm your attendance by email at [e-mail] or call the auction administrator on 021 6273672633. If there are questions or concern, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sincerely,

Reza Abimana

Auction Organiser

Q:

Where will the event be held?

• In an auction hall

• In the writer's meeting hall

• In the town's best restaurant

• In the sender's office

• In a hotel ballroom

Indonesian Globe

Jalan Heron No. 65

Jakarta, Indonesia

Susiati

Adverindo Group

Jalan Majas No. 32

Padang, Indonesia

Dear Ma'am,

As the scheduled annual programmes, we proudly present 75th Technology Auction. The auction will be held in the Ballroom of Red Ruby Hotel, Jalan Kejayaan Timur no. 45, Jakarta in 15th March 2020.

The items in the auction are the most sophisticated machines which are in limited production. The benefits for owning the top five items are free of charge for system upgrading and maintenance for ten years. The complete information for the items of the auction are displayed in our websites.

There are several facilities for the platinum members, such as suite rooms to stay and having dinner in the best restaurant in town. Please confirm your attendance by email at [e-mail] or call the auction administrator on 021 6273672633. If there are questions or concern, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sincerely,

Reza Abimana

Auction Organiser

Q:

What should the receiver do after reading the letter?

• Buy items from the auction online.

• Apply to be a platinum member.

• Send the detailed items to Reza.

• Check the items on the website.

• Book a suite room at Red Ruby Hotel.

This text is for questions 4 to 6.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The journey of NASA's dauntless Voyager 2 spacecraft through our solar system's farthest reaches has given scientists new insight into a poorly understood distant frontier: the unexpectedly distinct boundary marking where the sun's energetic influence end and interstellar space begins.

The U.S. space agency previously announced that Voyager2, the second human-made object ever to depart the solar system following its twin Voyager 1, had zipped into interstellar space on 5th November 2018, at a point more than 17.7 billion kilometres from the sun.

Several research papers published on Monday provided scientific details of that crossing.

Both Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 were launched in 1977, designed for five-year missions. Voyager 1 left the solar system at a different location in 2012. Both are now traversing the Milky Way galaxy's interstellar medium, a chiller region filling the vast expanses between the galaxy's stars and planetary systems.

Voyager 2's scientific instruments detected abrupt differences in plasma density and magnetic particles upon crossing the heliopause, the researchers said. They also said the heliopause appeared to be much thinner than expected.

"This is a very exciting time for us," California Institute of Technology physicist Edward Stone, project manager of the Voyager program, told reporters. "We will see a transition from the magnetic field outside, and we continue to have surprises compared to what we had expected."

"The electromagnetic junction just outside the heliosphere was thought to be a deeper transitional place of intermingling cosmic weather, but Voyager 2's plasma wave instrument, built by the University of Iowa researchers, detected sharp jumps in plasma density, much like two different fluids coming into contact with one another.

Q:

Who owned the two spacecraft?

• Voyager 1

• Edward Stone

• Several physicists

• The U.S. space agency

• California Institute of Technology

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The journey of NASA's dauntless Voyager 2 spacecraft through our solar system's farthest reaches has given scientists new insight into a poorly understood distant frontier: the unexpectedly distinct boundary marking where the sun's energetic influence end and interstellar space begins.

The U.S. space agency previously announced that Voyager2, the second human-made object ever to depart the solar system following its twin Voyager 1, had zipped into interstellar space on 5th November 2018, at a point more than 17.7 billion kilometres from the sun.

Several research papers published on Monday provided scientific details of that crossing.

Both Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 were launched in 1977, designed for five-year missions. Voyager 1 left the solar system at a different location in 2012. Both are now traversing the Milky Way galaxy's interstellar medium, a chiller region filling the vast expanses between the galaxy's stars and planetary systems.

Voyager 2's scientific instruments detected abrupt differences in plasma density and magnetic particles upon crossing the heliopause, the researchers said. They also said the heliopause appeared to be much thinner than expected.

"This is a very exciting time for us," California Institute of Technology physicist Edward Stone, project manager of the Voyager program, told reporters. "We will see a transition from the magnetic field outside, and we continue to have surprises compared to what we had expected."

"The electromagnetic junction just outside the heliosphere was thought to be a deeper transitional place of intermingling cosmic weather, but Voyager 2's plasma wave instrument, built by the University of Iowa researchers, detected sharp jumps in plasma density, much like two different fluids coming into contact with one another.

Q:

Why was the Voyager 2 launched?

• To assist the previous spacecraft.

• To traverse the interstellar space.

• To explore another part of the space so scientists can study it.

• To report about its five year missions.

• To explore another part of the space so they can detect abrupt differences in plasma density.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The journey of NASA's dauntless Voyager 2 spacecraft through our solar system's farthest reaches has given scientists new insight into a poorly understood distant frontier: the unexpectedly distinct boundary marking where the sun's energetic influence end and interstellar space begins.

The U.S. space agency previously announced that Voyager2, the second human-made object ever to depart the solar system following its twin Voyager 1, had zipped into interstellar space on 5th November 2018, at a point more than 17.7 billion kilometres from the sun.

Several research papers published on Monday provided scientific details of that crossing.

Both Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 were launched in 1977, designed for five-year missions. Voyager 1 left the solar system at a different location in 2012. Both are now traversing the Milky Way galaxy's interstellar medium, a chiller region filling the vast expanses between the galaxy's stars and planetary systems.

Voyager 2's scientific instruments detected abrupt differences in plasma density and magnetic particles upon crossing the heliopause, the researchers said. They also said the heliopause appeared to be much thinner than expected.

"This is a very exciting time for us," California Institute of Technology physicist Edward Stone, project manager of the Voyager program, told reporters. "We will see a transition from the magnetic field outside, and we continue to have surprises compared to what we had expected."

"The electromagnetic junction just outside the heliosphere was thought to be a deeper transitional place of intermingling cosmic weather, but Voyager 2's plasma wave instrument, built by the University of Iowa researchers, detected sharp jumps in plasma density, much like two different fluids coming into contact with one another.

Q:

What can we infer from the text?

• Voyager 1 has different features from Voyager 2's.

• Only Voyager 2 could reach interstellar space.

• Voyager 1 could reach the farthest distance.

• Both Voyager spacecrafts were launched in the same year.

• There is a warm region between galaxies.

This text is for questions 7 to 9.

How to Clean Smelly Shoes

Not all shoes are washable, so the first thing you need to know about how to deodorise smelly shoes is the type of materials used in your shoes' construction. People who are on their feet all day or who work out hard get smelly shoes, too. Even slippers and house shoes begin to stink after a while.

Here's homemade, all-natural shoe deodorising spray if you would like to make your own.

Ingredients:

A spray bottle 1/2 cup of water 1/2 cup of white vinegar 5 drops of tea tree oil

Directions:

Mix all the ingredients in a spray bottle. Lightly mist the inside of your shoes after each wearing. Let the mist air dry before wearing your shoes again.

As for how often you need to clean and deodorise your shoes, it all depends on how sweaty and smelly your feet get.

Q:

Who is the passage best addressed to?

• Shoe shop owners

• Fishermen

• Shoe makers

• Basketball players

• Divers

This text is for questions 26 to 28.

How to Clean Smelly Shoes

Not all shoes are washable, so the first thing you need to know about how to deodorise smelly shoes is the type of materials used in your shoes' construction. People who are on their feet all day or who work out hard get smelly shoes, too. Even slippers and house shoes begin to stink after a while.

Here's homemade, all-natural shoe deodorising spray if you would like to make your own.

Ingredients:

A spray bottle

1/2 cup of water

1/2 cup of white vinegar

5 drops of tea tree oil

Directions:

Mix all the ingredients in a spray bottle. Lightly mist the inside of your shoes after each wearing. Let the mist air dry before wearing your shoes again.

As for how often you need to clean and deodorise your shoes, it all depends on how sweaty and smelly your feet get.

Q:

Why do we need to deodorise our shoes?

• To make us confident

• To clean our feet

• To keep our feet healthy

• To eradicate fungi on our feet

• To make the shoes attractive

This text is for questions 26 to 28.

How to Clean Smelly Shoes

Not all shoes are washable, so the first thing you need to know about how to deodorise smelly shoes is the type of materials used in your shoes' construction. People who are on their feet all day or who work out hard get smelly shoes, too. Even slippers and house shoes begin to stink after a while.

Here's homemade, all-natural shoe deodorising spray if you would like to make your own.

Ingredients:

A spray bottle

1/2 cup of water

1/2 cup of white vinegar

5 drops of tea tree oil

Directions:

Mix all the ingredients in a spray bottle. Lightly mist the inside of your shoes after each wearing. Let the mist air dry before wearing your shoes again.

As for how often you need to clean and deodorise your shoes, it all depends on how sweaty and smelly your feet get.

Q:

why can shoes be smelly?

• They get wet because of the rain.

• We do not wear them often enough.

• They get damped because of bacteria that is transferred to the shoes.

• They get damped because of sweaty feet.

• They are not dried properly.

This text is for question 10 - 12

PT Kejayaan Abadi

Jalan Kerang Keras No. 19, Kerinci, Jambi

NOTICE

To: All Employees

I hereby notify to all employees that the following rules will be valid since February 1st, 2020:

1. Tardiness after 8:06 AM, including the permission of late arrival because of personal businesses, is considered as late.
2. Dispensations for tardiness are maximum five times a month, including the permission of late arrival because of personal business.
3. The form of permission to leave work because of personal businesses is invalid for tardiness, except for the urgent work of the company based on the supervisor's permission.

Thank you for your attention and cooperation.

January 13th, 2020

Shinta Wulandari

General Affairs Manager

Q:

What is the topic of the notice above?

• Supervisor's rules

• Personal businesses

• The company's new policy

• The company's urgent duties

• Permission for leaving work earlier