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The following dialogue is for questions 1 to 3.

Lisa : Wayne, I'm starving but I don't want to go out because it is raining heavily

outside.

Wayne : Why don't you order the food online?

Lisa : Is it possible in bad weather like today?

Wayne : You'll never know if you don't try.

Lisa : So, how do I do it?

Wayne : First of all, you open the "QYX Food" application. Then set your pickup delivery location which is here. Next, you might want to scroll through the restaurant or types of food you want to eat. Don't forget to choose the amount, whether you want to order one or more than one.

Lisa : What if I want something spicier?

Wayne: You can add some notes if you want it to be spicy or less salty.

Lisa : Then, what should I do after that?

Wayne : See the total, including the delivery fee. If you agree then press the 'Order' button.

Lisa : Okay. What am I going to do after this?

Wayne Wait for the delivery man to bring the food to your door.

 

1. Why can't Lisa buy the food herself?

• A. Because she does not have money.

• B. Because she has no friends to eat with.

• C. Because it is raining heavily

  outside.

• D. Because she wants to stay at home.

• E. Because she doesn't has a food

  application.

The following dialogue is for questions 1 to 3.

Lisa : Wayne, I'm starving but I don't want to go out because it is raining heavily

outside.

Wayne : Why don't you order the food online?

Lisa : Is it possible in bad weather like today?

Wayne : You'll never know if you don't try.

Lisa : So, how do I do it?

Wayne : First of all, you open the "QYX Food" application. Then set your pickup delivery location which is here. Next, you might want to scroll through the restaurant or types of food you want to eat. Don't forget to choose the amount, whether you want to order one or more than one.

Lisa : What if I want something spicier?

Wayne: You can add some notes if you want it to be spicy or less salty.

Lisa : Then, what should I do after that?

Wayne : See the total, including the delivery fee. If you agree then press the 'Order' button.

Lisa : Okay. What am I going to do after this?

Wayne Wait for the delivery man to bring the food to your door.

2. What is the name of the application?

• A. QYZ Delivery.

• B. QYX Food.

• C. Go QYZ.

• D. Food application.

• E. Food online.

The following dialogue is for questions 1 to 3.

Lisa : Wayne, I'm starving but I don't want to go out because it is raining heavily

outside.

Wayne : Why don't you order the food online?

Lisa : Is it possible in bad weather like today?

Wayne : You'll never know if you don't try.

Lisa : So, how do I do it?

Wayne : First of all, you open the "QYX Food" application. Then set your pickup delivery location which is here. Next, you might want to scroll through the restaurant or types of food you want to eat. Don't forget to choose the amount, whether you want to order one or more than one.

Lisa : What if I want something spicier?

Wayne: You can add some notes if you want it to be spicy or less salty.

Lisa : Then, what should I do after that?

Wayne : See the total, including the delivery fee. If you agree then press the 'Order' button.

Lisa : Okay. What am I going to do after this?

Wayne Wait for the delivery man to bring the food to your door.

3. How many steps does Wayne mention to order the food?

• A. 4

• B. 5

• C. 6

• D. 7

• E. 8

The following text is for questions 4 to 6.

 

How to Cook an Omelette

Yield: 4 servings

Ingredients

4 eggs

1/8 teaspoon pepper

4 tablespoons hot water

1 tablespoon butter

1/2 teaspoon salt

a little parsley

 

Directions

1. Beat the yolks until thick and lemon coloured.

2. Add hot water (one tablespoonful to each egg), salt and pepper.

3. Beat the whites until stiff and dry.

4. Cut and fold into the first mixture.

5. Heat the omelette pan, add the butter, and turn the pan so that the melted butter covers the sides and bottom of the pan.

6. Pour in the mixture, spread evenly, turn down the heat and allow the omelette to cook slowly.

7. Turn the pan so that the omelette will brown evenly.

8. When well puffed and delicately browned underneath, place the pan on the centre shelf in a moderate oven to finish cooking the top of the omelette.

9. Crease across centre with knife and fold over very carefully.

10. Allow it to remain a moment in pan.

11. Move gently with a spatula onto a hot platter.

12. Garnish with parsley.

13. An omelette is sufficiently cooked when it is firm to the touch when pressed by the finger.

 

 

4. How much water is needed to make an omelette?

• A. 1 tablespoon

• B. 4 tablespoons

• C. 1/4 tablespoon

• D. 1/8 tablespoon

• E. 1/2 tablespoon

The following text is for questions 4 to 6.

 

How to Cook an Omelette

Yield: 4 servings

Ingredients

4 eggs

1/8 teaspoon pepper

4 tablespoons hot water

1 tablespoon butter

1/2 teaspoon salt

a little parsley

 

Directions

1. Beat the yolks until thick and lemon coloured.

2. Add hot water (one tablespoonful to each egg), salt and pepper.

3. Beat the whites until stiff and dry.

4. Cut and fold into the first mixture.

5. Heat the omelette pan, add the butter, and turn the pan so that the melted butter covers the sides and bottom of the pan.

6. Pour in the mixture, spread evenly, turn down the heat and allow the omelette to cook slowly.

7. Turn the pan so that the omelette will brown evenly.

8. When well puffed and delicately browned underneath, place the pan on the centre shelf in a moderate oven to finish cooking the top of the omelette.

9. Crease across centre with knife and fold over very carefully.

10. Allow it to remain a moment in pan.

11. Move gently with a spatula onto a hot platter.

12. Garnish with parsley.

13. An omelette is sufficiently cooked when it is firm to the touch when pressed by the finger.

5. How many ingredients are needed to

make an omelette?

• A. 3

• B. 4

• C. 5

• D. 6

• E. 7

The following text is for questions 4 to 6.

 

How to Cook an Omelette

Yield: 4 servings

Ingredients

4 eggs

1/8 teaspoon pepper

4 tablespoons hot water

1 tablespoon butter

1/2 teaspoon salt

a little parsley

 

Directions

1. Beat the yolks until thick and lemon coloured.

2. Add hot water (one tablespoonful to each egg), salt and pepper.

3. Beat the whites until stiff and dry.

4. Cut and fold into the first mixture.

5. Heat the omelette pan, add the butter, and turn the pan so that the melted butter covers the sides and bottom of the pan.

6. Pour in the mixture, spread evenly, turn down the heat and allow the omelette to cook slowly.

7. Turn the pan so that the omelette will brown evenly.

8. When well puffed and delicately browned underneath, place the pan on the centre shelf in a moderate oven to finish cooking the top of the omelette.

9. Crease across centre with knife and fold over very carefully.

10. Allow it to remain a moment in pan.

11. Move gently with a spatula onto a hot platter.

12. Garnish with parsley.

13. An omelette is sufficiently cooked when it is firm to the touch when pressed by the finger.

6. According to the text, which of the following sentence indicates order?

• A. You can beat the yolks until thick and lemon colour.

• B. Add hot water, salt and pepper.

• C. Heat the omelette pan, add the

  butter, and then turn the pan.

• D. You should turn the pan so that the omelette will brown evenly.

• E. Turn gently with a spatula onto a hot platter.

The following text is for questions 7 to 10.

 

Ingredients

large piece of ice

1/2 cup apricot syrup

Making an Orange Cup

1 pint strained fresh orange juice

soda water

iced water

1 juice of lemon

thin slices of orange

4 tablespoons sugar syrup

Directions

1. Place the ice in a large jug, add the orange and lemon juice, and sweeten with the

syrups.

2. Fill the jug up with equal quantities of soda water and iced water, stir well, and then decorate with orange slices.

 

 

7. Which of the following sentences indicates a command?

• A. Place the ice in a large jug.

• B. 1 pint strained fresh orange juice.

• C. Orange slices.

• D. Large piece of ice.

• E. With equal quantities of soda water and iced water.

The following text is for questions 7 to 10.

 

Ingredients

large piece of ice

1/2 cup apricot syrup

Making an Orange Cup

1 pint strained fresh orange juice

soda water

iced water

1 juice of lemon

thin slices of orange

4 tablespoons sugar syrup

Directions

1. Place the ice in a large jug, add the orange and lemon juice, and sweeten with the

syrups.

2. Fill the jug up with equal quantities of soda water and iced water, stir well, and then decorate with orange slices.

8. What happens if you do not follow the ingredients and directions?

• A. The syrup is not orange.

• B. The orange cup will taste different.

• C. I don't like orange.

• D. We should follow the instruction.

• E. There is no apricot in Indonesia.

The following text is for questions 7 to 10.

 

Ingredients

large piece of ice

1/2 cup apricot syrup

Making an Orange Cup

1 pint strained fresh orange juice

soda water

iced water

1 juice of lemon

thin slices of orange

4 tablespoons sugar syrup

Directions

1. Place the ice in a large jug, add the orange and lemon juice, and sweeten with the

syrups.

2. Fill the jug up with equal quantities of soda water and iced water, stir well, and then decorate with orange slices.

9. According to the text, which of the following sentences uses adverbial clauses to indicate reason?

• A. Place the ice in a large jug

• B. add the orange and lemon juice

• C. sweeten with the syrups

• D. stir well

• E. Fill the jug up with equal quantities of soda water and iced water so that the taste will be good

The following text is for questions 7 to 10.

 

Ingredients

large piece of ice

1/2 cup apricot syrup

Making an Orange Cup

1 pint strained fresh orange juice

soda water

iced water

1 juice of lemon

thin slices of orange

4 tablespoons sugar syrup

Directions

1. Place the ice in a large jug, add the orange and lemon juice, and sweeten with the

syrups.

2. Fill the jug up with equal quantities of soda water and iced water, stir well, and then decorate with orange slices.

10. "Place the ice in a large jug." The word in bold has the synonym as

• A. wide

• B. big

• C. small

• D. thin

• E. narrow