Text is for question number 9 Kiluan Bay Kiluan Bay is a tourist attraction which is located in Kiluan village, Kelumbayan sub district, Tanggamus district, South Lampung. Kiluan Bay is about 80 kilometers from Bandar Lampung city center or three to four hour if you go there by car. This is the place of migration for a bunch of mouth bottles dolphins. This bay has stunning natural landscape and coast. The sand beach which is spreading out there is white and gentle. It is quite harmonious with the blue color of the sea. Besides swimming and snorkeling, in this bay you can also see the attractions from a group of dolphins. The attractions of a group of dolphins can usually be seen around 06:00 to 10:00 in the morning. However, to watch the attractions you must first rent a small boat or Jukung. By using the small boat or Jukung, you will be brought Into the middle of the see where the dolphins gather. It takes around twenty five minutes from the coast. From close distance, you can see a group of dolphins which swim and even jump on the side of the coming boat as if they welcomed your coming. It can be inferred from the second paragraph that....

dolphins can only be seen in about four hours.

jukung is one of the Dolphin’s species.

snorkeling can only be done in the morning.

the bay is naturally incredible for its attraction.

small boat can be used toget into Kiluan Bay.

Text is for question number 10 Kapoposang Kapoposang is one of the largest of the Spermonde Islands, around 70 km northwest of Makassar, South Sulawesi. Kapoposang covers an area of around 50,000 hectares and is inhabited by around 100 families. Several other islands, both inhabited and uninhabited, lie near Kapoposang. The larger ones include Papandangan, Kondongbali, Suranti and Tambakulu. Kapoposang and the nearby islands were declared a Nature Tourism Park by the Department of Forestry in 1999. Diving has been an important activity at Kapoposang since the mid 1990s. There were so few local divers at the time, and because of the distance from other well-known diving areas in Indonesia, Kapoposang has basically remained a secret. The best time to visit Kapoposang is between April and November, when the seas are calm, the weather favorable, and the wind less fierce than in the other months. The trip takes two hours by speedboat; the ocean breezes help to cool your skin in the hot morning sun. As you approach Pulau Kapoposang, you see the deep blue water, which suddenly meets an expanse of coral reefs between extensive shallows with white sands in the seabed. Sea grass also grows lushly near the shore. The sea bed at Kapoposang has a unique composition; near the island are some quite shallow contours, and then suddenly steep underwater cliffs leading to seemingly endless depths. The water is very clear; you can expect underwater visibility of over 15 meters – ideal conditions for divers. The text is about ....

Kapoposang and the surrounding islands

Kapoposang as a very popular tourist spot

Text is for question number 11 Versailles, in France, is a magnificent palace built fro Louis XIV. Work began in 1661 and carried on for century. Versailles is 500 m long, had over 1300 major rooms and accommodate 500 people. The first architect was Louis le Vau, but Jules Hardoun-Mansart took over in 1676, adding the second storey. The interior was conceived by Charles le Brun. His Hall of Mirrors is a long hall lined with mirrors. A mastery painted ceiling shows Louis XIV’s achievements. Throughout Versailles high ceiling and great doors are emblazoned in gold with the mark of the sun god, Apollo and also that of King Louis, known as the Sun King. The huge garden of tree-lined terraces and ponds were lanscaped by Andre le Notre with 1400 fountains, 400 new pieces of sculpture, and four millions tulips. The gardens at Versailles have been enlarged several times and now cover nearly 101 hectares. Planting, fountains, and statues are arranged in geometric patterns. The fountains appear magically still show the power of the king over nature. During the French Revolution on 6th October 1789, mobs invaded the palace and wrecked its interiors. Restoration began in 1837. Now, the palace becomes one of the famous tourist attractions in France. (Adopted from: John Farndon, 1000 Facts on Buildings & Transport, Essex, Miles Kelly Publishing, 2002) From the text we know that Versaille…

is an interesting place for tourists.

is a restricted area for public.

is still in restoration process.

has walls with gold decoration.

has geometric-patterned buildings.

Text is for question number 16 Announcement To welcome the arrival of Eid al Fitr 1441 H, our school is stopping teaching learning activity temporarily. According to our school calendar, the holiday falls on: Dates: May 20th – 28th On Monday, May 30th, the school’s activitities will resume. There will be halal bi Halal in school hall for teachers, staff, and students. Afterwards, teaching and learning activities begin as usual. Eid Mubarak! Headmaster Waskito Imam, M.Pd Which is the most appropriate statement according to announcement?

There will be Halal bi Halal in the school hall for all.

The holiday will be for three weeks.

Halal bi halal will be held in each class.

The halal bi halal will be held on May 28 th. .

Teaching and learning activities will begin on May 28 th

Text is for question number 17 Sita likes to spend her time in a park near her house. She is keen on seeing people gather and have a chitchat there. One thing that she is always interested in, is a clown. She likes to see the clown, with his special costume and funny behaviour, entertaining people. She initially didn’t know who the clown is and was eager to know him. One afternoon, Sita went to the park. As usual, she saw the clown under a big tree. He looked tired and sat on the ground alone. Sita approached him and offered him bread. Thw clown thanked her and enjoyed it. It seemed that he was hungry. Then, they had a chitchat. The clown told her that he lives in a small house. His wife passed away 5 years ago, so now he lives with his only daughter. He works as a clown to give his daughter a better education. He doesn’t give up on his fate. He wants his daughter to be a sucessful person and he will struggle for her. Sita was interested in listening to the clown’s story. She wanted to know the clown’s daughter, so she asked him if she could meet his daughter. The clown didn’t mind and soon they walked to his house that is not far from the park. Several minutes later, they arrived at a small and simple house. It is the clown’s house. When they arrived, a pretty girl welcomed them. You know what! The girl is one of my schoolmates! What a coincidence. Why does the man work as a clown?

He wants to support his daughter’s better education.

He is fond of entertaining children.

He wants to amuse people in the park.

He should earn money for his wife and daughter.

Text is for question number 18 Sita likes to spend her time in a park near her house. She is keen on seeing people gather and have a chitchat there. One thing that she is always interested in, is a clown. She likes to see the clown, with his special costume and funny behaviour, entertaining people. She initially didn’t know who the clown is and was eager to know him. One afternoon, Sita went to the park. As usual, she saw the clown under a big tree. He looked tired and sat on the ground alone. Sita approached him and offered him bread. Thw clown thanked her and enjoyed it. It seemed that he was hungry. Then, they had a chitchat. The clown told her that he lives in a small house. His wife passed away 5 years ago, so now he lives with his only daughter. He works as a clown to give his daughter a better education. He doesn’t give up on his fate. He wants his daughter to be a sucessful person and he will struggle for her. Sita was interested in listening to the clown’s story. She wanted to know the clown’s daughter, so she asked him if she could meet his daughter. The clown didn’t mind and soon they walked to his house that is not far from the park. Several minutes later, they arrived at a small and simple house. It is the clown’s house. When they arrived, a pretty girl welcomed them. You know what! The girl is one of my schoolmates! What a coincidence. Why did Sita feel surprised?

The clown’s daughter is her schoolmate.

The clown lives in a small house.

The clown’s wife has passed away.

The clown lives with his only daughter.

Text is for question number 19. This is my new bicycle which I bought two days ago. I like it and I am proud to have it because I bought it with my own money. I earned it with great efforts. Before I had a bicycle, I went to school with my father by motorcycle. He dropped me to school before he went to work. When I saw my friends going to school by bicycle, I felt evious of them. They were riding their bicycle while chitchatting and enjoying the serenity of villages and rice fields. Then, I asked for a bicycle to my parents, but they didn’t have much money. They spent moner money to pay for my brother’s tuitions to study at university. I realised that my brother needed it. Then, I had an idea to work during my holiday, but my parents disagreed. My rother gave me an idea to make goody bag and then sold them online. I did make several and promote them. Luckily, a person contacted me to order 500 goody bags for her wedding’s souvenirs. I did it during my holiday. My mother and brother also helped me. My customer was satisfied with the bags and I was so glad. Latter, I asked for my parents permission to use the money to buy a bicycle. They agreed. Then, my father accompanied me to a bicycle shop. Now, I ride my bicycle to school, along with my friends. The text tells us mainly about the writer’s…

happiness of getting many orders.

online shop which sells goody bags.

experience going to school by bicycle.

new bicycle which she bought two days ago.

Text is for question number 21 The Sherlock Holmes Museum My friend and I didn’t even know that this quaint little museum existed but after dodging the dreaded Madame Tussauds’ queue, we looked up where else we could go in the area. In comparison, the queue to Sherlock Holmes Museum was long but moved very quickly and we were soon inside the warm, Georgian house, for only £8. Sherlock Holmes and Doctor John H. Watson lived at 221b Baker Street in 1881-1904, according to the stories. The house is protected by the government due to its “special architectural and historical interest”, while the 1st floor study overlooking Baker Street is still faithfully maintained for posterity as it was kept in Victorian Times. The museum is fun for old and young alike. It is decorated as it is described in the books and you can really imagine the old detective puzzling mysteries over his pipe. Within each room they have props you can pose with and wax models representing victims and villains from the books including the notorious Moriarty. The part of the museum that my friend and I particularly enjoyed was a book of all the letters posted to the address throughout the years: from children requesting the great detective to solve their mysteries to adults expressing their love for the novels. The book is full of some great treats including adults who genuinely believe the character to be real and have shown their appreciation for his services to the community. After your journey around the Georgian town house, you can visit the gift shop next door and indulge yourself with a magnifying glass or a flat cap. It is an enjoyable experience. Make the most of our city and its literary culture. Where is the museum located?

It is inside the Madame Tussauds.

Text is for question number 22 The Sherlock Holmes Museum My friend and I didn’t even know that this quaint little museum existed but after dodging the dreaded Madame Tussauds’ queue, we looked up where else we could go in the area. In comparison, the queue to Sherlock Holmes Museum was long but moved very quickly and we were soon inside the warm, Georgian house, for only £8. Sherlock Holmes and Doctor John H. Watson lived at 221b Baker Street in 1881-1904, according to the stories. The house is protected by the government due to its “special architectural and historical interest”, while the 1st floor study overlooking Baker Street is still faithfully maintained for posterity as it was kept in Victorian Times. The museum is fun for old and young alike. It is decorated as it is described in the books and you can really imagine the old detective puzzling mysteries over his pipe. Within each room they have props you can pose with and wax models representing victims and villains from the books including the notorious Moriarty. The part of the museum that my friend and I particularly enjoyed was a book of all the letters posted to the address throughout the years: from children requesting the great detective to solve their mysteries to adults expressing their love for the novels. The book is full of some great treats including adults who genuinely believe the character to be real and have shown their appreciation for his services to the community. After your journey around the Georgian town house, you can visit the gift shop next door and indulge yourself with a magnifying glass or a flat cap. It is an enjoyable experience. Make the most of our city and its literary culture. What is the writer enjoyed the most at the museum?

Collection of letters posted to the address throughout the years.

Wax models representing victims and villains from the books.

Magnifying glass and flat cap at the gift shop.

The interior of the museum that is decorated as it is decribed in the books.

The Georgian town houses nearby.

Text is for question number 23 In the middle of a beautiful city, there was a museum laid with beautiful marble tiles and a huge marble statue as a part of the display. Many people from all over the world visited the museum every day and admired the beautifully crafted statue. One night, the marble tiles started talking to the marble statue. Marble Tile said, “Hey, Statue! Don’t you think that is not just fair that everybody from all over the world come all the way here to admire you while ignoring and stepping on me.” Marble Statue answered, “My dear brother, Marble Tile, don’t you remember we are actually from the same cave.” “Yes, I do! That is why I feel it is even more unfair. Both of us were born from the same cave and yet the world treats us so differently now. This is so unfair!”, Marble Tile replied. Marble Statue said, “Yes you are right my brother. But, do you still remember when the sculptor tried to work on you but you resisted his tools.” “Yes, I despise that guy. He couldn’t use those nasty tools on me?” Marble Tile answered. Marble Statue explained, “Well, since you resisted his tools, he couldn’t work on you. When he decided to give up on you, he started to working on me instead. I knew at once that I would be something different and unique after his efforts. I bore all the painful tools he used on me and allowed him to craft me as he wanted!. Marble Tile exclaimed, “But those tools were so painful. Marble Statue said calmly, “My brother, there is a price for everything in life. Since you decided to resist and gave up half way, you can’t blame anybody who steps on you now”. The marble tiles silently listened to his brother’s words and started to reflect on it. (Adopted from: https://alltimeshortstories.com/the-marble-statue-inspiring-story ) What is the conflict of the story?

The marble tile was jealous with the marble statue.

There was a marble statue in a museum.

The sculptor chose to make statue from the marble.

The marble statue was adored by the museum visitors.

The marble tile was ignored by the museum visitors.

Text is for question number 24 In the middle of a beautiful city, there was a museum laid with beautiful marble tiles and a huge marble statue as a part of the display. Many people from all over the world visited the museum every day and admired the beautifully crafted statue. One night, the marble tiles started talking to the marble statue. Marble Tile said, “Hey, Statue! Don’t you think that is not just fair that everybody from all over the world come all the way here to admire you while ignoring and stepping on me.” Marble Statue answered, “My dear brother, Marble Tile, don’t you remember we are actually from the same cave.” “Yes, I do! That is why I feel it is even more unfair. Both of us were born from the same cave and yet the world treats us so differently now. This is so unfair!”, Marble Tile replied. Marble Statue said, “Yes you are right my brother. But, do you still remember when the sculptor tried to work on you but you resisted his tools.” “Yes, I despise that guy. He couldn’t use those nasty tools on me?” Marble Tile answered. Marble Statue explained, “Well, since you resisted his tools, he couldn’t work on you. When he decided to give up on you, he started to working on me instead. I knew at once that I would be something different and unique after his efforts. I bore all the painful tools he used on me and allowed him to craft me as he wanted!. MarbleTile exclaimed, “But those tools were so painful. Marble Statue said calmly, “My brother, there is a price for everything in life. Since you decided to resist and gave up half way, you can’t blame anybody who steps on you now”. The marble tiles silently listened to his brother’s words and started to reflect on it. (Adopted from: https://alltimeshortstories.com/the-marble-statue-inspiring-story ) “My brother, there is a price for everything in life.” What does the sentence imply?

To reap success, we have to go through pain and misery.

People will appreciate other’s hard work

We should thank God for the life we have.

Only talented people can survive in this world.

Text is for question number 25 In the middle of a beautiful city, there was a museum laid with beautiful marble tiles and a huge marble statue as a part of the display. Many people from all over the world visited the museum every day and admired the beautifully crafted statue. One night, the marble tiles started talking to the marble statue. Marble Tile said, “Hey, Statue! Don’t you think that is not just fair that everybody from all over the world come all the way here to admire you while ignoring and stepping on me.” Marble Statue answered, “My dear brother, Marble Tile, don’t you remember we are actually from the same cave.” “Yes, I do! That is why I feel it is even more unfair. Both of us were born from the same cave and yet the world treats us so differently now. This is so unfair!”, Marble Tile replied. Marble Statue said, “Yes you are right my brother. But, do you still remember when the sculptor tried to work on you but you resisted his tools.” “Yes, I despise that guy. He couldn’t use those nasty tools on me?” Marble Tile answered. Marble Statue explained, “Well, since you resisted his tools, he couldn’t work on you. When he decided to give up on you, he started to working on me instead. I knew at once that I would be something different and unique after his efforts. I bore all the painful tools he used on me and allowed him to craft me as he wanted!. MarbleTile exclaimed, “But those tools were so painful. Marble Statue said calmly, “My brother, there is a price for everything in life. Since you decided to resist and gave up half way, you can’t blame anybody who steps on you now”. The marble tiles silently listened to his brother’s words and started to reflect on it. (Adopted from: https://alltimeshortstories.com/the-marble-statue-inspiring-story ) What can you learn from the story?

We must not be discouraged by setbacks and failures.

We have to honour others’ works.

We must not avoid problems that we have.

We should be satisfied with our achievements.

We should develop our talents and skills to succeed.

Text is for question number 27 A wealthy businessman worried about his son’s bad habits, so he sought counsel from a wise, old man. The old man met the man’s son and took him out for a stroll. They walked into the woods, and the old man showed the boy a small sapling and asked him to pull it out. The boy did so with ease, and they walked on. The old man then asked the boy to pull out a small plant. The boy did that too, with a little effort. As they walked, the old man asked the boy to pull out the bush, which he did. The next was a small tree, which the child had to struggle a lot to pull out. Finally, the old man showed him a bigger tree and asked the child to pull it out. The child failed to pull it out even after trying several times, in different ways. The old man looked at the boy, smiled and said, “So is the case with habits, good or bad”. Why do you think the boy failed to pull out a bigger tree?

The tree roots had settled deeply.

The tree was stronger than the boy

The tree had a thin but strong stem.

Text is for question number 28 A wealthy businessman worried about his son’s bad habits, so he sought counsel from a wise, old man. The old man met the man’s son and took him out for a stroll. They walked into the woods, and the old man showed the boy a small sapling and asked him to pull it out. The boy did so with ease, and they walked on. The old man then asked the boy to pull out a small plant. The boy did that too, with a little effort. As they walked, the old man asked the boy to pull out the bush, which he did. The next was a small tree, which the child had to struggle a lot to pull out. Finally, the old man showed him a bigger tree and asked the child to pull it out. The child failed to pull it out even after trying several times, in different ways. The old man looked at the boy, smiled and said, “So is the case with habits, good or bad”. What can we learn from the story?

It is hard to get rid of permanent bad habits.

It is best do everything with great efforts.

There will be many problems in human’s life.

It’s hard to do a good deed in our daily life.

Nobody can change our bad habits if we don’t change them.

Text is for question number 29 Little boy with a slingshot Once upon a time Sammy and his sister Marie visited their grandparents at their farm. Sammy picked up a slingshot to play with out in the woods. He practised in the woods, but he could never hit the target. Getting a little discouraged, he headed back for the lunch. As he was walking back, he saw Grandma’s pet duck. Just out of impulse, he let the slingshot fly which hit the duck square in the head and killed it. He was shocked and grieved. In a panic, he hid the dead duck in the pile of woods. Marry had seen it all from the window, but she said nothing. After the lunch, the next day Grandma said, “Marie, lets wash the dishes.” Marie said, “But Grandma, Sammy told me he wanted to help in the kitchen.” Then she whispered to Sammy, “Remember the duck?”, Sammy got nervous knowing her his sister knew about the duck and if he did not obey, she might tell his grandparents about it. So, without saying anything he did the dishes. Later that day, Grandpa asked if the children wanted to go fishing, but Grandma said, “I’m sorry, but I need Marie to help make supper. “Marie just smiled and said, “Well, that’s all right because Sammy told me he wanted to help”. She whispered again to Sammy. “Remember the duck?” So, Marie went fishing and Sammy stayed to help. After several days of Marie taking advantage of sammy, he finally couldn’t stand it any longer. He came to Grandma and confessed that he had killed her duck. Grandma knelt down, gave him a hug and said, “sweetheart, I know. I was standing at the window and I saw the whole thing, but because I love you, I’ve forgiven you. I was just wondering how long you would let Marie take advantage of you. (Adapted from: http://www.moralstories.org/little-boy;slinghot/ What’s the beginning of the conflict?

Sammy killed her grandma’s duck unintentionally.

Marie threatened Sammy of his secret.

Sammy practiced using slingshot in the wood.

Marry took advantage of Sammy’s incident.

Text is for question number 30 Little boy with a slingshot Once upon a time Sammy and his sister Marie visited their grandparents at their farm. Sammy picked up a slingshot to play with out in the woods. He practised in the woods, but he could never hit the target. Getting a little discouraged, he headed back for the lunch. As he was walking back, he saw Grandma’s pet duck. Just out of impulse, he let the slingshot fly which hit the duck square in the head and killed it. He was shocked and grieved. In a panic, he hid the dead duck in the pile of woods. Marry had seen it all from the window, but she said nothing. After the lunch, the next day Grandma said, “Marie, lets wash the dishes.” Marie said, “But Grandma, Sammy told me he wanted to help in the kitchen.” Then she whispered to Sammy, “Remember the duck?”, Sammy got nervous knowing her his sister knew about the duck and if he did not obey, she might tell his grandparents about it. So, without saying anything he did the dishes. Later that day, Grandpa asked if the children wanted to go fishing, but Grandma said, “I’m sorry, but I need Marie to help make supper. “Marie just smiled and said, “Well, that’s all right because Sammy told me he wanted to help”. She whispered again to Sammy. “Remember the duck?” So, Marie went fishing and Sammy stayed to help. After several days of Marie taking advantage of sammy, he finally couldn’t stand it any longer. He came to Grandma and confessed that he had killed her duck. Grandma knelt down, gave him a hug and said, “sweetheart, I know. I was standing at the window and I saw the whole thing, but because I love you, I’ve forgiven you. I was just wondering how long you would let Marie take advantage of you. (Adapted from: http://www.moralstories.org/little-boy;slinghot/ .) What can we learn from the story?

Confess your mistakes and take away the load of guilt from your heart.

Other people may use your hidden mistake to make use of you.

By hiding your mistakes, you will feel guilty all the time.

We should not take other people’s honesty for granted.

It is easier to make mistakes that to confess them.

Dialog is for question number 31 Intan : Hen, I heard that you will be going to Bandung. Hendi : Yes, I will visit my aunt’s family in Bandung next week. Intan : How long will you stay there? Hendi : About one week. Why? Intan : Well, if you visit Bandung, . . . . I’ve been there and it is memorable. Hendi : Do you think so? Intan : Yes, you bet. Complete the dialog above with the best expression of suggestion.

you should visit Kawah Putih in Ciwidey.

don’t forget to enjoy the culinary.

why don’t you buy some souvenirs in Malioboro.

Dialog is for question number 32 Rani : I need an advice on legal matters. Could you kindly enlighten me about what I should do? Mia : Yes, I recommend you should go and talk to a solicitor. Rani : Really?.Who do you recommend me? Mia : I suggest you to contact Ms Sullivan. She is the best solicitor in town. Rani : Thanks. I’ll make an appoinment with her now. Why does Rani need advice from Mia?

She needs enlighten of her law problem.

She has many tasks from her office.

She has to meet the best solicitor in town.

She asks for recommendation for solicitor.

She wants to make an appoinment.

Text is for question number 34 One afternoon after school, Anggi and Bagus chitchatted at the bus shelter. “How is the result of your math test?” asked Anggi. “Not good enough. I often have difficulties at math, “said Bagus. “ I think you should attend a math course,” explained Anggi. “ I have no time to attend a course. Our class is over in the late afternoon and you know, my house is far from town, “said Bagus. “I think staying in a boarding house is a good choice,” said Anggi. “I don’t think so. I can’t leave my mother at home without any companion,“ told Bagus. “You’re right. Your mother will stay alone at home. Anyway, why don’t you try an online course? “You can do it anytime and anywhere. You only need the internet connection,” said Anggi. “Really?May I know the web address?” asked Bagus. “Here it is. You may open the web at home explained Anggi. “O.K. Thanks,” answered Bagus. Why does Bagus think that staying in a boarding house isn’t good choice?

Because he doesn’t want to leave her mother alone.

Because he loves gathering with his friends around the house.

Because he likes taking the bus to go to school.

Because he won’t go to school with Anggi anymore.

Because he has good internet connection at home.

Text is for question number 35 Good news for the Bright’s members! You are cordially invited to the launch of Bright’s international beauty products. Let’s celebrate its success and learn more about its new products. Tuesday, 28th March 2020 2 p.m. At the hall of PT Brighter Lives Jl. Cempaka No. 58 Surabaya Get free souvenirs for the first fifty guests! Free beauty consultation with beauticians! What can be inferred from the text?

A. The event is held in the afternoon.

B. The company sells local products.

C. All guests will receive souvenirs.

D. The company launches its old products.

E. The first fifty guests deserve for free beauty consultation.

Text is for question number 37 Global Com Hero Street No.27 577789 Jakarta Indonesia 27th January 2020 Chang Widodo Agung Jaya Grouo Berlian Street No.290 587554 Surabaya Indonesia Subject: Business Meeting Dear Sir. Reffering to our discussion last Tuesday, we take this opportunity to invite you to the project kick-off meeting held on Wednesday, 26 February 2020. The meeting is intended to gather potential stakeholders in order to create strategies and design fertile environment that support synergies for all involved parties and community in general. The meeting will be held in Jakarta, starting from 9 am until 11 am. We are looking forward to more fruitful business deals and a great association with you in the days ahead. Please confirm your attendance by e-mail ( meetingjakarta@globalcom.co.id ) or on the following phone number (021-56785648). If you need further information or assistance, do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely Cahyo Santoso Regional Manager What is the aim of the letter?

Inviting Mr. Widodo to a project kick-off meeting.

Gathering potential stakeholders in order to create business strategies.

Supporting all involved parties and community in general.

Requsting Mr. Widodo to support the meeting.

Establishing a cooperation with a foreign company.

Phubbing was first coined as a term im May 2012. An Australian advertising agency created this word to describe the growing of phenomenon of people ignoring their friends and family who were right in front of them and instead of scrolling through their phones. One study found that more than 17 percent of people phub others at least four hour times a day. Almost 32 percent of people report being phubbed two to three times a day. While the behaviour might not seem like a big deal, research suggests phubbing may be hurting your relationships and your mental health. Read on to learn more. Phubbing interupts your ability to be present and engage with people around you. Today, almost all people own a smartphone, so the phubbing problem may be getting worse. Besides that, the effect of phubbing may be worse on people who found themselves at the receiving end of the phubbing. When someone phubs you, you may feel rejected, excluded, and not important. That can have a significant impact on mental health. Research also shows that people who are phubbed are more likely to reach for their phones and try to engage with their social media network to fill that void. This is the start of a vicious cycle. Above all, phubbing is a learned behaviour. It only reecently becomes a problem and you can unlearn it. It will take time and some work, but your mental health and your relationship will thank you for it. (Adopted from: https// www.healthline.com/health/phubbing#takeaaway/7th November 2019) Why can phubbing break the relationship?

A person may feel rejected/repudiated.

People have different opinions.

People have enough time to stay alone.

People have a limited time for a chitchat.

Text is for question number 42 Phubbing was first coined as a term im May 2012. An Australian advertising agency created this word to describe the growing of phenomenon of people ignoring their friends and family who were right in front of them and instead of scrolling through their phones. One study found that more than 17 percent of people phub others at least four hour times a day. Almost 32 percent of people report being phubbed two to three times a day. While the behaviour might not seem like a big deal, research suggests phubbing may be hurting your relationships and your mental health. Read on to learn more. Phubbing interupts your ability to be present and engage with people around you. Today, almost all people own a smartphone, so the phubbing problem may be getting worse. Besides that, the effect of phubbing may be worse on people who found themselves at the receiving end of the phubbing. When someone phubs you, you may feel rejected, excluded, and not important. That can have a significant impact on mental health. Research also shows that people who are phubbed are more likely to reach for their phones and try to engage with their social media network to fill that void. This is the start of a vicious cycle. Above all, phubbing is a learned behaviour. It only reecently becomes a problem and you can unlearn it. It will take time and some work, but your mental health and your relationship will thank you for it. (Adopted from: https// www.healthline.com/health/phubbing#takeaaway/7th November 2019) What can you do to stop phubbing?

We should ignore our smarphones while chatting

We shouls sell our smartphones.

Text is for question number 43 Nowadays, the way people think is influenced by social media. People can get different benefits. Social media is very beneficial for business. Salespersons tend to advertise their products through social networks. They don’t have to spend a lot of money to promote their products on printed ads and radio or television commercials. On social media, it is free to advertise. The only cost is energy and time and a little money to buy mobile data. Through Facebook, twitter, Instagram, Tik Toks, WhatsApp, online shopping media or any other social site, you can lower your marketing costs by a significant amount. For society, social media has also brought about important effects. Social campaigns, such as sanitation, and healthcare, are effectively transformed for the whole society. Pictures, detailed information and videos might be enclosed, as part of the campaign, so people can easily follow the ideas. In conclusion, social media is not something that people should neglect. In fact, it has a lot of benefits society. What is the main idea of the passage?

The positive effects of social media.

Good and bad effects of social media.

Importance of social media for students.

The use of social media for businessmen.

Various platform of social media.

Text is for question number 44 Nowadays, the way people think is influenced by social media. People can get different benefits. Social media is very beneficial for business. Salespersons tend to advertise their products through social networks. They don’t have to spend a lot of money to promote their products on printed ads and radio or television commercials. On social media, it is free to advertise. The only cost is energy and time and a little money to buy mobile data. Through Facebook, twitter, Instagram, Tik Toks, WhatsApp, online shopping media or any other social site, you can lower your marketing costs by a significant amount. For society, social media has also brought about important effects. Social campaigns, such as sanitation, and healthcare, are effectively transformed for the whole society. Pictures, detailed information and videos might be enclosed, as part of the campaign, so people can easily follow the ideas. In conclusion, social media is not something that people should neglect. In fact, it has a lot of benefits society. According to the text, we can infer that…

Advertising through social media is cheaper than in TV commercials.

Salesperson must use social media to advertise their products.

There are some negative effects stated in the text.

Social networking sites separate people.

The only cost in using social media is energy and time.

Text is for question number 45 Nowadays, the way people think is influenced by social media. People can get different benefits. Social media is very beneficial for business. Salespersons tend to advertise their products through social networks. They don’t have to spend a lot of money to promote their products on printed ads and radio or television commercials. On social media, it is free to advertise. The only cost is energy and time and a little money to buy mobile data. Through Facebook, twitter, Instagram, Tik Toks, WhatsApp, online shopping media or any other social site, you can lower your marketing costs by a significant amount. For society, social media has also brought about important effects. Social campaigns, such as sanitation, and healthcare, are effectively transformed for the whole society. Pictures, detailed information and videos might be enclosed, as part of the campaign, so people can easily follow the ideas. In conclusion, social media is not something that people should neglect. In fact, it has a lot of benefits society. What is the purpose of the text?

To persuade readers not to avoid social media.

To advertise readers of the effects of social media.

To explain to readers how to use social media.

To tell of an experience of using social media.

To describe social media in detail.

Text is for question number 47 Baker Street 2208 London August 21st 2023 Dear Irene It is good to know that you’re doing well. Thanks for sharing the story your last time in Norway. I found it really impressive. I’m glad you had a good time. Your story made me want to add that country to my bucket list. As we’re on the topic of vacations, I also wanted to share about how I ended up going to Italy. I told you earlier this year that I was going to visit my grandparents in Scotland just like any other year. However, it turned out that my grangparents were going on trip with their friends from the senior community. Therefore I cancelled my trip at the last minute. Before the trip, I already freed up my schedule, as I did not just want to stay in London alone. I thought it would be fun to visit Italy as I had never been there before. I arranged everything in a hurry and made it to Italy at last. The first place on my list was none other than The Learning Tower of Pisa. I know it is common tourist place, but I’ve always wanted to see it for myself. It was indeed fascinating how the tower was actually learning. I walked around the complex and took a lot of pictures before I headed to another place. I spent two days in Rome and Milan. Then I travelled quite far from the city, to the Northeastern part of the country. Venice was so much beautiful than I expected. All the canals and the bridges looked like something from a painting. The views were marvellous and breath-taking. I also took a gondola ride which would actually have been so much better If I were not alone. I cannot wait to come back and bring you with me. Well, that’s all for now. I hope you’re having a wonderful day! Love, Sonia Why did the writer fail to meet his grandparents?

Because they were on trip with friends.

Because they cancelled their trip.

Because they were not in London.

Because they went to Italy together.

Because they were visiting Norway.

Text is for question number 48 Baker Street 2208 London August 21st 2023 Dear Irene It is good to know that you’re doing well. Thanks for sharing the story your last time in Norway. I found it really impressive. I’m glad you had a good time. Your story made me want to add that country to my bucket list. As we’re on the topic of vacations, I also wanted to share about how I ended up going to Italy. I told you earlier this year that I was going to visit my grandparents in Scotland just like any other year. However, it turned out that my grangparents were going on trip with their friends from the senior community. Therefore I cancelled my trip at the last minute. Before the trip, I already freed up my schedule, as I did not just want to stay in London alone. I thought it would be fun to visit Italy as I had never been there before. I arranged everything in a hurry and made it to Italy at last. The first place on my list was none other than The Learning Tower of Pisa. I know it is common tourist place, but I’ve always wanted to see it for myself. It was indeed fascinating how the tower was actually learning. I walked around the complex and took a lot of pictures before I headed to another place. I spent two days in Rome and Milan. Then I travelled quite far from the city, to the Northeastern part of the country. Venice was so much beautiful than I expected. All the canals and the bridges looked like something from a painting. The views were marvellous and breath-taking. I also took a gondola ride which would actually have been so much better If I were not alone. I cannot wait to come back and bring you with me. Well, that’s all for now. I hope you’re having a wonderful day! Love, Sonia From the text above, we can conclude that…

the writer usually visits his grandparents every year.

the writer had been to Norway before.

the writer only visited two cities in Italy.

the writer does not live in London alone.

the writer enjoyed gondola ride so much.

Text is for question number 50 Dear Davin, How are you ? I hope you are not disappointed with me for replying so late. I’ve been coped with school works lately. I also have to manage my club. Oh yeah, I forgot to tell you, I’m the president of wall magazine project. We are going to make a magazine as tribute to the school’s 50th anniversary. I’m busy with all the cover designs I have to draw. I am very excited. anyway, what about you? Are you still working on those robots ? I saw your competition in the internet last month. Well done though you only placed the second. Your robot was so splendid. Let me know if you will have another competition. I’d like to see it. Hopefully, you win the next competition. Your best friends, Rafael . What is the purpose of the letter ?

To replay Davin’s previous letter.

To inform about the school’s magazine project.

To ask about a robot competition in the internet.

To tell about a robotic competition.

To ask Davin to reply Rafael’s letter

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RI.11-12.5, RI.11-12.3, RI.11-12.10

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialog is for question number 1
Zakky: Are you James, Alexander’s brother?
James: Yes, I am. May I know whom I am speaking to?
Zakky: I am Zakky, a friend of Alexander
James: Have we met before?
Zakky: Yes, Alexander introduced us at his party.
James: I am sorry. I don’t remember. It was quite some time ago.
Zakky: That’s ok. Where do you live now?
James: I live in Bali now. I have a travel agent for almost four years now.
Zakky: I am glad your business is thriving. I am sorry I have to leave now. It is
nice to see you again. Could you please say hello for Alexander from me?
James: I will. Thank you.
How’s the relationship between Zakky and James?

James is Zakky’s old friend

James is Zakky’s friend’s brother

James is Zakky’s collague

James is Zakky’s college’s friend

James is Zakky’s relative

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CCSS.RI.11-12.2

CCSS.RI.8.1

CCSS.RI.9-10.1

CCSS.RL.11-12.1

CCSS.RL.9-10.1

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialog is for question number 2

Zakky: Are you James, Alexander’s brother?
James: Yes, I am. May I know whom I am speaking to?
Zakky: I am Zakky, a friend of Alexander
James: Have we met before?
Zakky: Yes, Alexander introduced us at his party.
James: I am sorry. I don’t remember. It was quite some time ago.
Zakky: That’s ok. Where do you live now?
James: I live in Bali now. I have a travel agent for almost four years now.
Zakky: I am glad your business is thriving. I am sorry I have to leave now. It is
nice to see you again. Could you please say hello for Alexander from me?
James: I will. Thank you.
What was the message from Zakky to James before he left?

to send his regard to Alexander.

to remember him as Alexander’s friend.

to call him next time.

to visit him some other time.

to keep in touch with him.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.2

CCSS.RI.8.1

CCSS.RI.9-10.1

CCSS.RL.11-12.1

CCSS.RL.9-10.1

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialog is for question number 3

Inggit : Who designed this house?
Michela : I did.
Inggit : Wow, you are so talented! You have designed a very cozy house.
Michela : Thanks. I like designing.
Inggit : I see. Well then, may I see the other designs?
Michela : Sure, here they are.
Inggit : Wow, beautiful! I believe you will be a famous designer. Always develop
your talents.
Michela : Sure, thanks.

What is the conversation about?

Thanking.

Criticizing.

Congratulating.

Complimenting.

Showing intentions.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialog is for question number 4

Mr. Carter : Well, Larry. You’ve won the International Game
for Education Competition._______________
Larry : How kind of you to say so, Sir.
Mr. Carter : And now, on behalf of the Microsoft Corporation, I’d like to present you with
a check of $100,000.
Larry : Thank you very much, Sir.
Mr. Carter : How does it feel to you?
Larry : It feels great. Thank you.
The best expression to complete the dialog is …

Please accept my heartiest congratulations!

You should’ve have done a great job!

Thank you for the support!

I’ve done my best for the achievement!

All the crew must get the credit.

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CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialog is for question number 5
Anggi :Hello. Anggi is speaking. Who is it?
Harmoni:Hello Anggi. I’m Harmoni.
Anggi:Oh, Harmoni. Are you using somebody’s phone? This isn’t your phone numbers, right?
Harmoni:No, it isn’t. I am using my mother’s phone. My battery is running out. By the way, what are you doing?
Anggi:Oh, I’m studying right now. We are having Science examination tomorrow morning. Do you forget it?
Harmoni:Of course not. That’s why I am calling you now.
Anggi:Oh, what’s up? Is there anything I can help?
Harmoni:Owh, I do not know where to start learning. These are difficult materials. I am trying to remember all things. I have been reading the Science books five times. But I cannot remember almost all of them. I am afraid that I will fail the exam.
Anggi:Keep calm, Harmoni. You cannot concentrate at the same time you’re worrying about the failure. Start from the easiest material. One more, you should not memorize all things. Try to understand them.
Harmoni:Yeah, I think so. I will try to understand those materials.
Anggi:O yeah, I remember something. I have some Science videos. I have watched all of them. Those videos give me clear explanation about Science. I think you should watch them too.
Harmoni:Oh, that sounds great.
Anggi:I am in front of my computer now. I am sending the links of the videos to your email. Check them out.
Harmoni:Wow, thanks, Anggi. You’re saving my life!
Anggi:Oh, don’t mention it. Good luck on the exam tomorrow. Bye.
Harmoni:You too. Bye.
The purpose of the dialog is....

talking about harmoni’s new phone number.

planning to watch some science videos.

discussing about exam preparation.

worrying about failing in the exam.

learning for the exam together.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.2

CCSS.RI.8.1

CCSS.RI.9-10.1

CCSS.RL.11-12.1

CCSS.RL.9-10.1

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialogue is for question number 6
Anggi
:
Hello. Anggi is speaking. Who is it?
Harmoni
:
Hello Anggi. I’m Harmoni.
Anggi
:
Oh, Harmoni. Are you using somebody’s phone? This isn’t your phone numbers, right?
Harmoni
:
No, it isn’t. I am using my mother’s phone. My battery is running out. By the way, what are you doing?
Anggi
:
Oh, I’m studying right now. We are having Science examination tomorrow morning. Do you forget it?
Harmoni
:
Of course not. That’s why I am calling you now.
Anggi
:
Oh, what’s up? Is there anything I can help?
Harmoni
:
Owh, I do not know where to start learning. These are difficult materials. I am trying to remember all things. I have been reading the Science books five times. But I cannot remember almost all of them. I am afraid that I will fail the exam.
Anggi
:
Keep calm, Harmoni. You cannot concentrate at the same time you’re worrying about the failure. Start from the easiest material. One more, you should not memorize all things. Try to understand them.
Harmoni
:
Yeah, I think so. I will try to understand those materials.
Anggi
:
O yeah, I remember something. I have some Science videos. I have watched all of them. Those videos give me clear explanation about Science. I think you should watch them too.
Harmoni
:
Oh, that sounds great.
Anggi
:
I am in front of my computer now. I am sending the links of the videos to your email. Check them out.
Harmoni
:
Wow, thanks, Anggi. You’re saving my life!
Anggi
:
Oh, don’t mention it. Good luck on the exam tomorrow. Bye.
Harmoni
:
You too. Bye.
“My battery is running out” . The italic sentence in the dialogue has similar meaning to...

Harmoni’s cell phone is mulfunctioned.

Harmoni runs for his cell phone’s battery.

Harmoni has no charge on his cell phone.

Harmoni’s cell phone is being repaired.

Harmoni’s cell phone battey is lack of power.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.2

CCSS.RI.9-10.1

CCSS.RL.11-12.1

CCSS.RL.8.1

CCSS.RL.9-10.1

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Text is for question number 7

Burj Khalifa is ‘A Vertical City’ that defines the can-do spirit of Dubai
The world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa is a global icon that pushes the frontiers in design, architecture, and construction.
A headlining accomplishment by Emaar Properties, Burj Khalifa underlines the can-do spirit of Dubai. Described as both a ‘Vertical City’ and ‘A Living Wonder,’ Burj Khalifa rises gracefully from the desert, honouring the city with its extraordinary union of art, engineering, and meticulous craftsmanship.
At 2,716.5 ft, the 200 plus storey Burj Khalifa has 160 habitable levels, more than any building in the world. With a total built-up area of 5.67 million sq ft, Burj Khalifa features 1.85 million sq ft of residential space and over 300,000 sq ft of prime office space. That is in addition to the area occupied by the Armani Hotel Dubai and the Armani Residences.
With 900 residences including studios and one, two, three, and four-bedroom apartments, The Residence in Burj Khalifa is designed for the connoisseur.
Offering 160 guest rooms and suites, restaurants and a spa, Armani Hotel Dubai brings to life the ‘Stay with Armani’ promise, an exceptional lifestyle experience defined by the highest standards of aesthetics and service excellence.
The tower offers luxurious recreational and leisure facilities including four swimming pools, excluding the pool in the hotel, lounges for home owners and office owners, health and wellness facilities, a public observation deck and atmosphere, the world’s highest restaurant on Level 122.
The observation deck on Level 124, At the Top, Burj Khalifa, is a must-see attraction and offers breath-taking views of the city and the surrounding emirates.
Connected to the tower are The Offices, a 12-storey annex of prime office space and The Club, a four-storey health and wellness centre.
Over 1,000 pieces of art by prominent international and Middle Eastern artists adorn the interiors of Burj Khalifa and Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard.
How large offices spaces in Burj Khalifa are available?

On level 122

On level 124

Over 300,000 sq ft

5.67 million sq ft

900 residences

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CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Text is for question number 8

Burj Khalifa is ‘A Vertical City’ that defines the can-do spirit of Dubai
The world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa is a global icon that pushes the frontiers in design, architecture, and construction.
A headlining accomplishment by Emaar Properties, Burj Khalifa underlines the can-do spirit of Dubai. Described as both a ‘Vertical City’ and ‘A Living Wonder,’ Burj Khalifa rises gracefully from the desert, honouring the city with its extraordinary union of art, engineering, and meticulous craftsmanship.
At 2,716.5 ft, the 200 plus storey Burj Khalifa has 160 habitable levels, more than any building in the world. With a total built-up area of 5.67 million sq ft, Burj Khalifa features 1.85 million sq ft of residential space and over 300,000 sq ft of prime office space. That is in addition to the area occupied by the Armani Hotel Dubai and the Armani Residences.
With 900 residences including studios and one, two, three, and four-bedroom apartments, The Residence in Burj Khalifa is designed for the connoisseur.
Offering 160 guest rooms and suites, restaurants and a spa, Armani Hotel Dubai brings to life the ‘Stay with Armani’ promise, an exceptional lifestyle experience defined by the highest standards of aesthetics and service excellence.
The tower offers luxurious recreational and leisure facilities including four swimming pools, excluding the pool in the hotel, lounges for home owners and office owners, health and wellness facilities, a public observation deck and atmosphere, the world’s highest restaurant on Level 122.
The observation deck on Level 124, At the Top, Burj Khalifa, is a must-see attraction and offers breath-taking views of the city and the surrounding emirates.
Connected to the tower are The Offices, a 12-storey annex of prime office space and The Club, a four-storey health and wellness centre.
Over 1,000 pieces of art by prominent international and Middle Eastern artists adorn the interiors of Burj Khalifa and Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard.
The tower offers luxurious recreational and leisure facilities including... (sixth paragraph). What is the synonym of the underlined word?

famous

deluxe

good

interesting

cozy

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CCSS.RL.11-12.4

CCSS.RL.8.4

CCSS.RL.9-10.4

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