PAS B ING KLS IX

A. Multiple Choice

 

This text is for questions 1 to 4.

 

Proboscis monkeys can eat many different plants. They can even eat plants that poisonous, or deadly, to other animals. They eat leaves, seeds, flowers, unripe fruits, and shoots from mangrove trees. They also eat insects, caterpillars, and larvae.

Proboscis monkeys look like they have swollen bellies. This is because their stomachs are very large and divided into different parts. Each part works to digest, or break down, different kinds of plants. Their stomachs and what is inside them make up about one-quarter of a proboscis monkey's weight. Source Gillan Gosman, Proboscis Mankeys, New York, The Rosen Publishing Group, Ine, 2012

What does the first paragraph mainly tell about?

• The habitat of proboscis monkeys.

• The diet of proboscis monkeys.

• The physical characteristics of proboscis monkeys.

• The behavior of proboscis monkeys.

A. Multiple Choice

 

This text is for questions 1 to 4.

 

Proboscis monkeys can eat many different plants. They can even eat plants that poisonous, or deadly, to other animals. They eat leaves, seeds, flowers, unripe fruits, and shoots from mangrove trees. They also eat insects, caterpillars, and larvae.

Proboscis monkeys look like they have swollen bellies. This is because their stomachs are very large and divided into different parts. Each part works to digest, or break down, different kinds of plants. Their stomachs and what is inside them make up about one-quarter of a proboscis monkey's weight. Source Gillan Gosman, Proboscis Mankeys, New York, The Rosen Publishing Group, Ine, 2012

Besides their long nose, proboscis monkeys are also known for their.....

• unique behavior

• kinds of food

• large bellies

• eating behavior

A. Multiple Choice

 

This text is for questions 1 to 4.

 

Proboscis monkeys can eat many different plants. They can even eat plants that poisonous, or deadly, to other animals. They eat leaves, seeds, flowers, unripe fruits, and shoots from mangrove trees. They also eat insects, caterpillars, and larvae.

Proboscis monkeys look like they have swollen bellies. This is because their stomachs are very large and divided into different parts. Each part works to digest, or break down, different kinds of plants. Their stomachs and what is inside them make up about one-quarter of a proboscis monkey's weight. Source Gillan Gosman, Proboscis Mankeys, New York, The Rosen Publishing Group, Ine, 2012

"This is because their stomachs are very large and divided into different parts." The underlined word refers to.....

• proboscis monkeys

• bellies

• stomachs

• different parts

A. Multiple Choice

 

This text is for questions 1 to 4.

 

Proboscis monkeys can eat many different plants. They can even eat plants that poisonous, or deadly, to other animals. They eat leaves, seeds, flowers, unripe fruits, and shoots from mangrove trees. They also eat insects, caterpillars, and larvae.

Proboscis monkeys look like they have swollen bellies. This is because their stomachs are very large and divided into different parts. Each part works to digest, or break down, different kinds of plants. Their stomachs and what is inside them make up about one-quarter of a proboscis monkey's weight. Source Gillan Gosman, Proboscis Mankeys, New York, The Rosen Publishing Group, Ine, 2012

"Their stomachs and what is inside them make up about one-quarter of a proboscis monkey's weight." The function of the apostrophe in the sentence above is….

• to show the omission of letters

• to form possessive noun

• to indicate plural of letters

• to indicate numbers

This text is for questions 5 to 8.

Tapanuli Orangutans

Tapanuli orangutan or Pongo tapanullensis can be found in a region called Batang Toru, south of Lake Toba. Sumatra Island, Less than 800 tapanuli orangutans live there Tapanuli orangutans are approximately the same size as other orangutan species. The average female measures a little under 1.21 meters and weighs 37 kilograms. A fully developed male is significant larger. It is under 1.53 meters and weighs twice the average female at 75 kilograms.

Tapanuli orangutans have some features that make them distinguishable from other species. They have smaller and differently shaped skulls. They also have thicker and frizzier fur. Flanged males have other characteristics that set them apad as well. They grow a mustache and beard that sumatran and bomean orangutans do not. Their cheek pads lay flatter and are covered with a thin layer of blonde fuzz.

Tapanuli orangutans eat certain types of caterpillars and pinecones. They are arboreal. Their long and powerful arms are perfect for pulling their large great ape bodies through the sees. Both their thumbs and big toes are opposable which help them to swing under branches

The tapanuli orangutan is classified as critically endangered by IUCN in 2017. The less than 800 Tapanull orangutans in the wild today are limited to a small area of fragmented forest in the uplands of Batang Toru

The purpose of the text is.......

• to explain how tapanuli orangutans live

• to persuade the readers to observe tapanuli orangutans

• to describe tapanuli orangutans in general

• to entertain the readers about a story related to tapanuli orangutans

This text is for questions 5 to 8.

Tapanuli Orangutans

Tapanuli orangutan or Pongo tapanullensis can be found in a region called Batang Toru, south of Lake Toba. Sumatra Island, Less than 800 tapanuli orangutans live there Tapanuli orangutans are approximately the same size as other orangutan species. The average female measures a little under 1.21 meters and weighs 37 kilograms. A fully developed male is significant larger. It is under 1.53 meters and weighs twice the average female at 75 kilograms.

Tapanuli orangutans have some features that make them distinguishable from other species. They have smaller and differently shaped skulls. They also have thicker and frizzier fur. Flanged males have other characteristics that set them apad as well. They grow a mustache and beard that sumatran and bomean orangutans do not. Their cheek pads lay flatter and are covered with a thin layer of blonde fuzz.

Tapanuli orangutans eat certain types of caterpillars and pinecones. They are arboreal. Their long and powerful arms are perfect for pulling their large great ape bodies through the sees. Both their thumbs and big toes are opposable which help them to swing under branches

The tapanuli orangutan is classified as critically endangered by IUCN in 2017. The less than 800 Tapanull orangutans in the wild today are limited to a small area of fragmented forest in the uplands of Batang Toru

The main idea of the third paragraph is...

• Tapanuli orangutans do not have mustache and beard.

• Tapanuli orangutans do not have fur.

• Tapanuli orangutans are similar in appearance to bornean orangutans.

• Tapanuli orangutans have some different features from other species of orangutans.

This text is for questions 5 to 8.

Tapanuli Orangutans

Tapanuli orangutan or Pongo tapanullensis can be found in a region called Batang Toru, south of Lake Toba. Sumatra Island, Less than 800 tapanuli orangutans live there Tapanuli orangutans are approximately the same size as other orangutan species. The average female measures a little under 1.21 meters and weighs 37 kilograms. A fully developed male is significant larger. It is under 1.53 meters and weighs twice the average female at 75 kilograms.

Tapanuli orangutans have some features that make them distinguishable from other species. They have smaller and differently shaped skulls. They also have thicker and frizzier fur. Flanged males have other characteristics that set them apad as well. They grow a mustache and beard that sumatran and bomean orangutans do not. Their cheek pads lay flatter and are covered with a thin layer of blonde fuzz.

Tapanuli orangutans eat certain types of caterpillars and pinecones. They are arboreal. Their long and powerful arms are perfect for pulling their large great ape bodies through the sees. Both their thumbs and big toes are opposable which help them to swing under branches

The tapanuli orangutan is classified as critically endangered by IUCN in 2017. The less than 800 Tapanull orangutans in the wild today are limited to a small area of fragmented forest in the uplands of Batang Toru

Which sentence uses passive voice?

• Less than 800 tapanuli orangutans live there

• A fully developed male is significant larger

• Tapanuli orangutans eat certain types of caterpillars and pinecones

• The tapanuli orangutan is classified as critically endangered by IUCN in 2017.

This text is for questions 5 to 8.

Tapanuli Orangutans

Tapanuli orangutan or Pongo tapanullensis can be found in a region called Batang Toru, south of Lake Toba. Sumatra Island, Less than 800 tapanuli orangutans live there Tapanuli orangutans are approximately the same size as other orangutan species. The average female measures a little under 1.21 meters and weighs 37 kilograms. A fully developed male is significant larger. It is under 1.53 meters and weighs twice the average female at 75 kilograms.

Tapanuli orangutans have some features that make them distinguishable from other species. They have smaller and differently shaped skulls. They also have thicker and frizzier fur. Flanged males have other characteristics that set them apad as well. They grow a mustache and beard that sumatran and bomean orangutans do not. Their cheek pads lay flatter and are covered with a thin layer of blonde fuzz.

Tapanuli orangutans eat certain types of caterpillars and pinecones. They are arboreal. Their long and powerful arms are perfect for pulling their large great ape bodies through the sees. Both their thumbs and big toes are opposable which help them to swing under branches

The tapanuli orangutan is classified as critically endangered by IUCN in 2017. The less than 800 Tapanull orangutans in the wild today are limited to a small area of fragmented forest in the uplands of Batang Toru

Tapanuli orangutans have some features that make them distinguishable from other species." The underlined word can be replaced with

• characteristics

• physics

• differences

• body parts

This dialogue is for questions 9 to 11

Anita          : Did you go to the zoo yesterday?

Ryan          : Yes, I did. It was fun.

Anita          : What did you see?

Ryan          : I saw many animals. But one that is interesting for me is anoa.

Anita          : Anoa? I don't know what it looks like.

Ryan          : It is a mammal endemic to Sulawesi. It looks like a buffalo in small size. It has a special form of flat horn on the front head. This horn is not facing forward but straight back which forms a triangle. It has black or dark brown hair.

Anita          : What does it eat?

Ryan          : It eats grass, ferns, leaves, fallen fruits, and water plants.

Anita          : Oh, I see. Is it endangered animal?

Ryan          : Yes. It has rarely been spotted in recent years because of illegal logging and animal poaching.

 

What are they talking about?

• Ryan's experience.

• Anoa.

• Buffaloes

• Endangered animals.

This dialogue is for questions 9 to 11

Anita          : Did you go to the zoo yesterday?

Ryan          : Yes, I did. It was fun.

Anita          : What did you see?

Ryan          : I saw many animals. But one that is interesting for me is anoa.

Anita          : Anoa? I don't know what it looks like.

Ryan          : It is a mammal endemic to Sulawesi. It looks like a buffalo in small size. It has a special form of flat horn on the front head. This horn is not facing forward but straight back which forms a triangle. It has black or dark brown hair.

Anita          : What does it eat?

Ryan          : It eats grass, ferns, leaves, fallen fruits, and water plants.

Anita          : Oh, I see. Is it endangered animal?

Ryan          : Yes. It has rarely been spotted in recent years because of illegal logging and animal poaching.

 

Based on the dialogue, which statement is true?

• Anoa is a big buffalo.

• Anoa belongs to herbivores.

• Anoa doesn't have horns.

• Anoa's coat is white and brown.