PENILAIAN HARIAN 1 Bidang Study Bhs.Inggris X IS-1

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Text 1.

Jakarta

Jakarta is the capital of the Republic of Indonesia. It has a population of six million, the largest of any urban center in the southeast Asia. It is located on the alluvial plain of Ciliwung River in northwestern Java. The city is coextensive with its metropolitan area, Jakarta Raya and forming a special capital region. The city has expanded from the Kota, or Old city and now includes the modern port of Tanjung Priok.

The majority of the city's residents are Moslem from west, central and east Java. In the last 30 years, heavy immigration, primarily from the densely populated areas of Java, has encountered for much of the rapid growth. Jakarta is the major industrial and commercial center in Indonesia with textiles and food processing among its more important industries.

Jakarta's port is the nation's center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia Culture, houses both domestic and overseas flights.

Jakarta is also the cultural center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia culture houses both ancient and modern works art.

The University of Indonesia and nine private universities are located here.

Jakarta was settled as a trading center b Hindus and Buddhist from India about 15^th century. The Portuguese dominated the area in the 14^th century, but they were ousted by the Sultan of Bantam in 152'7. He named the city Jayakarta, meaning ." glorious fortress ".

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1. What does the text above belong to ?

• a.descriptive text

• b. Analytical

• c.narrative

• ad exposition

• e explanation

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Text 1.

Jakarta

Jakarta is the capital of the Republic of Indonesia. It has a population of six million, the largest of any urban center in the southeast Asia. It is located on the alluvial plain of Ciliwung River in northwestern Java. The city is coextensive with its metropolitan area, Jakarta Raya and forming a special capital region. The city has expanded from the Kota, or Old city and now includes the modern port of Tanjung Priok.

The majority of the city's residents are Moslem from west, central and east Java. In the last 30 years, heavy immigration, primarily from the densely populated areas of Java, has encountered for much of the rapid growth. Jakarta is the major industrial and commercial center in Indonesia with textiles and food processing among its more important industries.

Jakarta's port is the nation's center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia Culture, houses both domestic and overseas flights.

Jakarta is also the cultural center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia culture houses both ancient and modern works art.

The University of Indonesia and nine private universities are located here.

Jakarta was settled as a trading center b Hindus and Buddhist from India about 15^th century. The Portuguese dominated the area in the 14^th century, but they were ousted by the Sultan of Bantam in 152'7. He named the city Jayakarta, meaning ." glorious fortress ".

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2. What tense does the text above mostly use ?

• a. present tense

• b. present continuous tense

• c. past tense

• d. present perfect tense

• e. present future tense

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Text 1.

Jakarta

Jakarta is the capital of the Republic of Indonesia. It has a population of six million, the largest of any urban center in the southeast Asia. It is located on the alluvial plain of Ciliwung River in northwestern Java. The city is coextensive with its metropolitan area, Jakarta Raya and forming a special capital region. The city has expanded from the Kota, or Old city and now includes the modern port of Tanjung Priok.

The majority of the city's residents are Moslem from west, central and east Java. In the last 30 years, heavy immigration, primarily from the densely populated areas of Java, has encountered for much of the rapid growth. Jakarta is the major industrial and commercial center in Indonesia with textiles and food processing among its more important industries.

Jakarta's port is the nation's center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia Culture, houses both domestic and overseas flights.

Jakarta is also the cultural center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia culture houses both ancient and modern works art.

The University of Indonesia and nine private universities are located here.

Jakarta was settled as a trading center b Hindus and Buddhist from India about 15^th century. The Portuguese dominated the area in the 14^th century, but they were ousted by the Sultan of Bantam in 152'7. He named the city Jayakarta, meaning ." glorious fortress ".

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3 Where is Jakarta located ?

• a. in the metropolitan area

• b. Tanjung Priok

• c. the Kota or Old city

• d. on the alluvial plain of Ciliwung River

• e in northwestern Java

A. Choose the correct answer!

Text 1.

Jakarta

Jakarta is the capital of the Republic of Indonesia. It has a population of six million, the largest of any urban center in the southeast Asia. It is located on the alluvial plain of Ciliwung River in northwestern Java. The city is coextensive with its metropolitan area, Jakarta Raya and forming a special capital region. The city has expanded from the Kota, or Old city and now includes the modern port of Tanjung Priok.

The majority of the city's residents are Moslem from west, central and east Java. In the last 30 years, heavy immigration, primarily from the densely populated areas of Java, has encountered for much of the rapid growth. Jakarta is the major industrial and commercial center in Indonesia with textiles and food processing among its more important industries.

Jakarta's port is the nation's center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia Culture, houses both domestic and overseas flights.

Jakarta is also the cultural center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia culture houses both ancient and modern works art.

The University of Indonesia and nine private universities are located here.

Jakarta was settled as a trading center b Hindus and Buddhist from India about 15^th century. The Portuguese dominated the area in the 14^th century, but they were ousted by the Sultan of Bantam in 152'7. He named the city Jayakarta, meaning ." glorious fortress ".

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4. The majority of the City's residents are Moslem ... ( pr.

2, first sentence ). The word " residents " has the same

meaning with …

• a. citizens

• b. people

• c. persons

• d. population

• e.Human

A. Choose the correct answer!

Text 1.

Jakarta

Jakarta is the capital of the Republic of Indonesia. It has a population of six million, the largest of any urban center in the southeast Asia. It is located on the alluvial plain of Ciliwung River in northwestern Java. The city is coextensive with its metropolitan area, Jakarta Raya and forming a special capital region. The city has expanded from the Kota, or Old city and now includes the modern port of Tanjung Priok.

The majority of the city's residents are Moslem from west, central and east Java. In the last 30 years, heavy immigration, primarily from the densely populated areas of Java, has encountered for much of the rapid growth. Jakarta is the major industrial and commercial center in Indonesia with textiles and food processing among its more important industries.

Jakarta's port is the nation's center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia Culture, houses both domestic and overseas flights.

Jakarta is also the cultural center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia culture houses both ancient and modern works art.

The University of Indonesia and nine private universities are located here.

Jakarta was settled as a trading center b Hindus and Buddhist from India about 15^th century. The Portuguese dominated the area in the 14^th century, but they were ousted by the Sultan of Bantam in 152'7. He named the city Jayakarta, meaning ." glorious fortress ".

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5.Which of the following statements is not true ?

• a. The port of Tanjung Priok belongs to the city now.

• b.Jakarta is the largest urban center in South east Asia

• c. Jakarta is the major industrial and commercial center

• d. Sultan of Bantam ousted Hindus and Buddhist

• e. Most of residents are Moslems from west, central and east

  Java

A. Choose the correct answer!

Text 1.

Jakarta

Jakarta is the capital of the Republic of Indonesia. It has a population of six million, the largest of any urban center in the southeast Asia. It is located on the alluvial plain of Ciliwung River in northwestern Java. The city is coextensive with its metropolitan area, Jakarta Raya and forming a special capital region. The city has expanded from the Kota, or Old city and now includes the modern port of Tanjung Priok.

The majority of the city's residents are Moslem from west, central and east Java. In the last 30 years, heavy immigration, primarily from the densely populated areas of Java, has encountered for much of the rapid growth. Jakarta is the major industrial and commercial center in Indonesia with textiles and food processing among its more important industries.

Jakarta's port is the nation's center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia Culture, houses both domestic and overseas flights.

Jakarta is also the cultural center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia culture houses both ancient and modern works art.

The University of Indonesia and nine private universities are located here.

Jakarta was settled as a trading center b Hindus and Buddhist from India about 15^th century. The Portuguese dominated the area in the 14^th century, but they were ousted by the Sultan of Bantam in 152'7. He named the city Jayakarta, meaning ." glorious fortress ".

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6.When did Jakarta begin as a trading center ?

• a. in 1527

• b.in the 14^th century

• c. in the 5^th century

• d. in the 15^th century

• e. in 1945

A. Choose the correct answer!

Text 1.

Jakarta

Jakarta is the capital of the Republic of Indonesia. It has a population of six million, the largest of any urban center in the southeast Asia. It is located on the alluvial plain of Ciliwung River in northwestern Java. The city is coextensive with its metropolitan area, Jakarta Raya and forming a special capital region. The city has expanded from the Kota, or Old city and now includes the modern port of Tanjung Priok.

The majority of the city's residents are Moslem from west, central and east Java. In the last 30 years, heavy immigration, primarily from the densely populated areas of Java, has encountered for much of the rapid growth. Jakarta is the major industrial and commercial center in Indonesia with textiles and food processing among its more important industries.

Jakarta's port is the nation's center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia Culture, houses both domestic and overseas flights.

Jakarta is also the cultural center of Indonesia. The Museum of Indonesia culture houses both ancient and modern works art.

The University of Indonesia and nine private universities are located here.

Jakarta was settled as a trading center b Hindus and Buddhist from India about 15^th century. The Portuguese dominated the area in the 14^th century, but they were ousted by the Sultan of Bantam in 152'7. He named the city Jayakarta, meaning ." glorious fortress ".

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7.The Portuguese dominated the area in the 14^th century,

but were ousted by Sultan of Bantam in 1527. The

word " they " refers to ... .

• a. Hindus

• b. Buddhists

• c. Dutch

• d. Portuguese

• e.Moslems

NEW YORK

New York is America’s largest city. Many people call it the heart of America. Its skyline is known everywhere in the world. Broadway and Times Square have been seen by more visitors than any other places in the country.

New York Broadway is the theatre capitol of nation. Its dramas, comedies, musicals and reviews are seen all over the world. Radio City Music hall, with its famous shows and live choir, is one of city’s most popular attractions.

Soho which is often visited by visitors is the city’s current art centre. Its bars, restaurants and galleries are among the favourite meeting places for the art world’s elite. Chinatowns will be a rewarding stop on the visits. Its exotic market, its unusual shops, its beautiful art, and its wonderful restaurants make it difficult to leave.

In New York, there are some of the world’s greatest museums and cultural centres: the Julliard School of Music: the Metropolitan Museum of Art: the Guggenheim Museum, built by Frank Lloyd Wright. New York is also one of the world’s great seaports. The visitors can spend a very exciting day walking the New York waterfront. Take a ride to Staten Island. Take photographs of the city’s many bridges, especially the Brooklyn Bridge. Visit Central park and watch street performers.

Manhattan, the heart of New York is a never-ending circus. Visit Wall Street and the Diamond district. Spend hours of windows shopping at its thousand stores and shops. There are branches of the world finest stores in the street of Manhattan. New York is a shopper’s paradise. But, New York is a much more than shopping. It is a city of landmark: Rockefeller Centre with its beautiful art deco architecture: Grand Central Terminal: the New York Stock Exchange.

Millions of people are fascinated every night by Manhattan’s display of flashing neon signs. The Empire State building is among the city’s best-known landmarks. City skyscrapers and architectural panoramas will be seen everywhere.

There are still many other beautiful places in New York. New York famous zoo and the city’s many urban parks are often visited by many people. In Manhattan, there are beautiful sculptures by world-famous artist, fountain, monuments, churches and cathedrals. The United Nations building where many diplomats are seen is a famous building in the world. The Statue of Liberty, the gift from the people of French, has become America’s most famous symbol.

8.The text above belongs to

• a. report

• b. description

• c. exposition

• d. narrative

• e. explanation

NEW YORK

New York is America’s largest city. Many people call it the heart of America. Its skyline is known everywhere in the world. Broadway and Times Square have been seen by more visitors than any other places in the country.

New York Broadway is the theatre capitol of nation. Its dramas, comedies, musicals and reviews are seen all over the world. Radio City Music hall, with its famous shows and live choir, is one of city’s most popular attractions.

Soho which is often visited by visitors is the city’s current art centre. Its bars, restaurants and galleries are among the favourite meeting places for the art world’s elite. Chinatowns will be a rewarding stop on the visits. Its exotic market, its unusual shops, its beautiful art, and its wonderful restaurants make it difficult to leave.

In New York, there are some of the world’s greatest museums and cultural centres: the Julliard School of Music: the Metropolitan Museum of Art: the Guggenheim Museum, built by Frank Lloyd Wright. New York is also one of the world’s great seaports. The visitors can spend a very exciting day walking the New York waterfront. Take a ride to Staten Island. Take photographs of the city’s many bridges, especially the Brooklyn Bridge. Visit Central park and watch street performers.

Manhattan, the heart of New York is a never-ending circus. Visit Wall Street and the Diamond district. Spend hours of windows shopping at its thousand stores and shops. There are branches of the world finest stores in the street of Manhattan. New York is a shopper’s paradise. But, New York is a much more than shopping. It is a city of landmark: Rockefeller Centre with its beautiful art deco architecture: Grand Central Terminal: the New York Stock Exchange.

Millions of people are fascinated every night by Manhattan’s display of flashing neon signs. The Empire State building is among the city’s best-known landmarks. City skyscrapers and architectural panoramas will be seen everywhere.

There are still many other beautiful places in New York. New York famous zoo and the city’s many urban parks are often visited by many people. In Manhattan, there are beautiful sculptures by world-famous artist, fountain, monuments, churches and cathedrals. The United Nations building where many diplomats are seen is a famous building in the world. The Statue of Liberty, the gift from the people of French, has become America’s most famous symbol.

9.The first sentences functions as..........

• a.General lassification

• b. identification

• c.orientation

• d.abstract

• e.setting the scenes

Text 2

NEW YORK

New York is America’s largest city. Many people call it the heart of America. Its skyline is known everywhere in the world. Broadway and Times Square have been seen by more visitors than any other places in the country.

New York Broadway is the theatre capitol of nation. Its dramas, comedies, musicals and reviews are seen all over the world. Radio City Music hall, with its famous shows and live choir, is one of city’s most popular attractions.

Soho which is often visited by visitors is the city’s current art centre. Its bars, restaurants and galleries are among the favourite meeting places for the art world’s elite. Chinatowns will be a rewarding stop on the visits. Its exotic market, its unusual shops, its beautiful art, and its wonderful restaurants make it difficult to leave.

In New York, there are some of the world’s greatest museums and cultural centres: the Julliard School of Music: the Metropolitan Museum of Art: the Guggenheim Museum, built by Frank Lloyd Wright. New York is also one of the world’s great seaports. The visitors can spend a very exciting day walking the New York waterfront. Take a ride to Staten Island. Take photographs of the city’s many bridges, especially the Brooklyn Bridge. Visit Central park and watch street performers.

Manhattan, the heart of New York is a never-ending circus. Visit Wall Street and the Diamond district. Spend hours of windows shopping at its thousand stores and shops. There are branches of the world finest stores in the street of Manhattan. New York is a shopper’s paradise. But, New York is a much more than shopping. It is a city of landmark: Rockefeller Centre with its beautiful art deco architecture: Grand Central Terminal: the New York Stock Exchange.

Millions of people are fascinated every night by Manhattan’s display of flashing neon signs. The Empire State building is among the city’s best-known landmarks. City skyscrapers and architectural panoramas will be seen everywhere.

There are still many other beautiful places in New York. New York famous zoo and the city’s many urban parks are often visited by many people. In Manhattan, there are beautiful sculptures by world-famous artist, fountain, monuments, churches and cathedrals. The United Nations building where many diplomats are seen is a famous building in the world. The Statue of Liberty, the gift from the people of French, has become America’s most famous symbol.

10.“It’s” in paragraph 2 line 2 refers to

• a. the heart of America

• b. New York Broadway

• c. Times Square

• d. America’s largest city

• e. New York