ULANGAN AKHIR SEMESTER GENAP KELAS X IPS

1. What is the dialog about?

• A warship

• Pictures of big ships

• A picture of Submarine Monument.

• Indonesia navy

• The battle of Aru Sea.

2. What will the speakers do after the conversation?

• Write a text.

• Visit Affandi Museum.

• See a painting exhibition.

• Browse the internet.

• Go to the boy’s house.

The dialog bellow is for question number 3.

Woman : Hello and welcome in our talk

show. Our guest tonight is a successful young

Entrepreneur in graphic design, Yohanis Auri.

Man : Hello. Thank you for inviting

me. It’s a pleasure to sit on this comfortable couch and talking with a popular host, like you.

Woman : Thanks. Well, you founded

Flux Design and successfully run this business.

When did you begin your business?

Man : I started to run my business

when I studied in Universities as a freelance designer.

What event do the speakers involve?

• A concert.

• A talk show

• A product launching

• A seminar.

• A product promo.

The dialog bellow is for question number 4.

Boy : I went to your house last Sunday afternoon

to borrow an English book, but no one was home.

Girl : I am sorry. My family and I visited my uncle’s new restaurant. We helped him prepare for its grand opening.

Where was the girl last Sunday afternoon?

• At her house.

• At the boy’s house

• At her uncle’s restaurant.

• At her school.

• At her uncle’s house.

The dialog bellow is for question number 5.

Boy : Have you ever heard a story of Pari Temple?

Girl : Yes, I have.

Boy : What is the story about?

Girl : It is about a couple who ignore their parents’ advice and they changed into temples.

Boy : …………………

What will the boy most likely reply?

• I like reading stories.

• It has a good moral value

• I don’t like the stories.

• Let me tell you a story.

• please read the story of Pari Temple.

Linggarjati agreement, also called Cheribon Agreement, was treaty between the Dutch and the Republic of Indonesia drafted on November 15, 1946, at Linggardjati (now Linggajati) western Java. The agreement was signed in Batavia (now Jakarta) on March 25, 1947.

After the capitulation of the Japanese in World War II, the independence of the Republic of Indonesia was declared by the Indonesian nationalists on August 17, 1945. The Dutch attempted to restore their rule in Indonesia and came into conflict with the republican government who still confined to Java and Sumatra. Upon the departure of the Allied troops, The Dutch and the republic began negotiations, which led to the Linggadjati Agreement.

The main content of the agreement was that the Netherlands recognized the republic as the de facto authority in Java (including Madura) and Sumatra. Both

governments were to cooperate in the formation of a sovereign, democratic and federal United States of Indonesia. Comprising the entire territories of the Dutch East Indies, including the Republic of Indonesia, Kalimantan (Borneo)and the Great East. Both governments were to cooperate in establishing a Netherlands-Indonesian Union with the Dutch queen as its head. Both the United of Indonesia and the Netherlands-Indonesian Union were to be formed not later than January 1, 1949. The two governments agreed to settle by arbitration any dispute that might arise and they could not settle by themselves. The agreement was intended to lay down broad principles, leaving the details to be worked out later.

Each party interpreted the agreement to suit it interests. Open conflict eventually developed between the Dutch and Indonesian government.

When should the United States of Indonesia and the Netherlands-Indonesian Union be formed?

• On August 17, 1945.

• On March 25, 1947.

• On January 1, 1949.

• On November 5, 1946.

• before January 1, 1949.

After the capitulation of the Japanese in World War II, the independence of the Republic of Indonesia was declared by the Indonesian nationalists on August 17, 1945. The Dutch attempted to restore their rule in Indonesia and came into conflict with the republican government who still confined to Java and Sumatra. Upon the departure of the Allied troops, The Dutch and the republic began negotiations, which led to the Linggadjati Agreement.

What is the main idea of paragraph above?

• The result of agreement.

• The main content of the agreement.

• The effects of agreement.

• The place and time of the agreement signed.

• The reasons of the agreement.

Linggarjati Agreement, also called Cheribon Agreement, was treaty between the Dutch and the Republic of Indonesia drafted on November 15, 1946, at Linggardjati (now Linggajati) western Java. The agreement was signed in Batavia (now Jakarta) on March 25, 1947.

After the capitulation of the Japanese in World War II, the independence of the Republic of Indonesia was declared by the Indonesian nationalists on August 17, 1945. The Dutch attempted to restore their rule in Indonesia and came into conflict with the republican government who still confined to Java and Sumatra. Upon the departure of the Allied troops, The Dutch and the republic began negotiations, which led to the Linggadjati Agreement.

The main content of the agreement was that the Netherlands recognized the republic as the de facto authority in Java (including Madura) and Sumatra. Both governments were to cooperate in the formation of a sovereign, democratic and federal United States of Indonesia. Comprising the entire territories of the Dutch East Indies, including the Republic of Indonesia, Kalimantan (Borneo) and the Great East. Both governments were to cooperate in establishing a Netherlands-Indonesian Union with the Dutch queen as its head. Both the United of Indonesia and the Netherlands-Indonesian Union were to be formed not later than January 1, 1949. The two governments agreed to settle by arbitration any dispute that might arise and they could not settle by themselves. The agreement was intended to lay down broad principles, leaving the details to be worked out later.

Each party interpreted the agreement to suit its interests. Open conflict eventually developed between the Dutch and Indonesian government.

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

• The Linggadjati agreement was brokered by the Dutch.

• The Linggadjati agreement was led by the Dutch queen.

• The Linggadjati agreement was failed in the implementation.

• The Linggadjati agreement was held before the independence Day.

• The Linggadjati agreement was drafted and signed in the same year.

The main content of the agreement was that the Netherlands recognized the republic as the de facto authority in Java (including Madura) and Sumatra. Both governments were to cooperate in the formation of a sovereign, democratic and federal United States of Indonesia. Comprising the entire territories of the Dutch East Indies, including the Republic of Indonesia, Kalimantan (Borneo) and the Great East. Both governments were to cooperate in establishing a Netherlands-Indonesian Union with the Dutch queen as its head. Both the United of Indonesia and the Netherlands-Indonesian Union were to be formed not later than January 1, 1949. The two governments agreed to settle by arbitration any dispute that might arise and they could not settle by themselves. The agreement was intended to lay down broad principles, leaving the details to be worked out later.

Both governments were to cooperate in the formation of a sovereign, democratic and federal United States of Indonesia …..”(the paragraph above)

What is the synonym of ‘sovereign’?

• Colony

• Triumph

• Equality

• Subjection

• Independent.

One Sunday morning, I was walking along Jalan Kencana, looking for a novel at a bookstore.

A woman wearing sunglasses stopped me and asked me the way to the nearest hotel. I knew the place and leaded in the same direction. She thanked me and asked me where I would go to a bookstore, a block after the hotel.

She was beautiful, friendly and looked so familiar. I tried to remember who she was. I thought she may be an actress or a singer. While I was trying to remember who she was, she asked me politely what I would buy at the bookstore. I said that I would buy a novel, perahu kertas, since the novelist was my idol. She said that she liked the novel too. Along the way to the hotel, we were so enthusiastic talking about it.

Finally, we arrived at the hotel. She thanked me and took a book out from her bag. She signed it and gave it to me. I was so surprised when received the novel I wished for; it was perahu kertas with her autograph on it. I realized that she was Dewi Lestari, the writer of perahu kertas.

What did the woman give the writer?

• Her sunglasses.

• A newspaper.

• A novel with her autograph.

• A magazine.

• Her autograph