Free Printable UCUN 2 BAHASA INGGRIS PAKET A

1.

Chandra : I heard that you will join traditional handicraft competition. Is it true?

Rania : Yes, that’s right. My handicraft is considered unique so the mayor ordered me to join the competition.

Chandra : No wonder, your handicraft is very beautiful. ….

Rania : Thank you.

a)

Hopefully your handicraft is good

b)

I hope you will win the competition

c)

Hopefully the competition runs well

d)

I hope that you can join it

2.

Roby: May I come to your house this afternoon? We have to finish our project soon.

Jane: I am sorry …. I have another appointment. I have promised to see my grandma.

Roby: Ok. Maybe next time.

a)

It is a big mistake

b)

I’m afraid you can’t

c)

Of course, it is not right

d)

I must say that it is wrong

3.

Maya: So, where will we go for this long holiday?

Nury: How about going to Anyer beach?

Jane: …. We have visited a lot of beaches this year. We have to find another spot.

June: That’s the point. I agree with it. Let’s browse the top ten tourist destination around Java.

a)

That’s great

b)

I am with you

c)

That’s not what I mean

d)

I don’t think it is a good idea

4.

Teacher : ...We will start our today’s lesson. Are you ready?

Students : Yes, Sir.

a)

Look at me now!

b)

Attention, please!

c)

Can you hear me?

d)

Listen and repeat!

5.

Adi: Have you read the newest novel written by JK Rowling? I haven’t got it yet. …

Ina : According to me, it’s great. I have just finished reading that book. You may borrow it.

a)

What is it about?

b)

Do you know this book?

c)

Have you read that book?

d)

What do you think of this book?

6.

The benefit of obeying the notice above is we could….

a)

open the lift easily

b)

avoid hurting ourselves

c)

stop the wrong use of the lift

d)

use the correct lift to go up

7.

It is important to keep away the fingers from glass in order to….

a)

make the lift work well

b)

stop the door lift being closed

c)

protect our fingers from broken glass

d)

prevent them from clasping in the glass

8.

Dear Mira,

I’m sorry I have to tell you that I can’t come to your house to work on our project this afternoon as we have planned. Unexpected thing happens, my grandma must be hospitalized soon. I think that we have to find another day to finish it. I’ll call you later.

Dinda

What is Dinda’s purpose to write such kind of message?

a)

To tell about her sick grandma

b)

To inform a delay of an activity

c)

To ask Mira to work on their project

d)

To persuade Mira to change the project schedule

9.

Dear Mira,

I’m sorry I have to tell you that I can’t come to your house to work on our project this afternoon as we have planned. Unexpected thing happens, my grandma must be hospitalized soon. I think that we have to find another day to finish it. I’ll call you later.

Dinda

Dinda writes the text above because ….

a)

her grandma involves in their project

b)

she expects Mira to stay in the hospital with her

c)

she has to work with Mira to finish their project

d)

she and her grandma will meet Mira at the hospital

10.

Announcement

This is a new school year and there are many new students around. Please be friendly and help them understand the rules of our school.

Principal

What is the objective of the announcement above?

a)

To remind the new students to be careful at school.

b)

To help new students know the school rules.

c)

To ask the old students to behave well.

d)

To introduce the new school rules.

11.

Announcement

This is a new school year and there are many new students around. Please be friendly and help them understand the rules of our school.

Principal

To make the new students apply the school rules, the old students must….

a)

write them

b)

obey them

c)

read them

d)

give them

12.

Announcement

This is a new school year and there are many new students around. Please be friendly and help them understand the rules of our school.

Principal

The seniors have to be friendly … the juniors feel welcome in their new school.

a)

so

b)

for

c)

but

d)

and

13.

The text is probably written by….

a)

the store’s lawyer

b)

Casanova’s advisor

c)

Casanova’s sellers

d)

the store’s owner

14.

The customers get this reduced price ….

a)

every year

b)

every month

c)

every week

d)

every day

15.

‘SAVE 25%’ What is the closest meaning of the underlined word?

a)

Use

b)

Spare

c)

Collect

d)

Gather

16.

It is important for the users to read this label so they will …

a)

get another medicine correctly

b)

stop consuming wrong medicine

c)

avoid inappropriate use of the medicine

d)

throw the left medicine in the right time

17.

The main function of the medicine is to ….

a)

prevent the symptom of the nasal congestion

b)

reduce the symptom of the nasal congestion

c)

make the body resistant from cold allergy

d)

stop the dangerous disease spreading

18.

“Temporarily restores freer breathing through the nose" The underlined word has similar meaning with ....

a)

recalls

b)

provides

c)

damages

d)

rehabilitates

19.

The best topic for the text above is the writer’s ….

a)

special gift

b)

smart robot

c)

favourite robot

d)

amicable uncle

20.

The robot can be controlled from….

a)

the button behind its neck

b)

the energy of the battery

c)

its strong body

d)

its strong legs

21.

What is the main idea of the second paragraph?

a)

The robot has nice red eyes.

b)

The robot’s body is well built.

c)

The robot has pleasant physical appearance.

d)

The robot’s body is not too tall or too short.

22.

The robot can move ... its left and right foot in turn.

a)

for

b)

both

c)

only

d)

between

23.

The story is about a kind lion and a….mouse.

a)

brave

b)

lucky

c)

friendly

d)

grateful

24.

The story teaches us that ….

a)

nobody is perfect

b)

mercy brings its reward

c)

experience is the best teacher

d)

we shouldn’t cry over the spilt milk

25.

“…soon gnawed away the ropes that bounded the king…’ The underlined word is closest in meaning to….

a)

made a gash in

b)

bit or nibble something

c)

took the trouble to do something

d)

looked after and provide for the needs of

26.

What is the purpose of writing the text?

a)

To show the way of washing clothes work manually

b)

To make the users get detailed info of the appliance

c)

To give guidance of using the washing machine properly

d)

To tell the importance of following the steps in the manual

27.

What should we do before we close the lid and set the speed of our machine?

a)

Check the water flow to the tube

b)

Make the tub filled with enough water

c)

Let the clothes drain through the drain hose.

d)

Put the wet clothes into the spin compartment.

28.

To dry the clothes, we need to put the clothes . . . the spin compartment.

a)

for

b)

at

c)

into

d)

from

29.

The text highlights….

a)

the lively outdoor activities

b)

the beautiful camping location

c)

the writer’s pleasant camping activity

d)

the writer’s remarkable group camping

30.

Kaliurang is chosen as the camping site because of ….

a)

the size and the number of the participants involved in camping

b)

its distance from school and surrounding situation

c)

the water supply and facility provided

d)

its location and weather

31.

“It wasn’t far from our school” (paragraph 2)

The word ‘it’ refers to….

a)

campsite

b)

Kaliurang

c)

small town

d)

Mount Merapi

32.

The story focuses on ….

a)

the witch’s happiness to get food

b)

Hensel and Gretel’s effort to find food

c)

the wicked witch catching Hensel and Gretel

d)

the happy ending of the sad life of Hensel and Gretel

33.

Why did Hensel and Gretel drop the breadcrumbs along the way?

a)

To feed the birds

b)

To help them to find the cottage

c)

To guide them back to their house

d)

To find the way back to the witch’s house

34.

What was the cottage made by the witch for?

a)

To trap the lost children

b)

To make the children happy

c)

To be a house for the lost children

d)

To give food to the hungry children

35.

Hensel and Gretel could save themselves because of their….

a)

quick action

b)

kindness

c)

patience

d)

luck

36.

“. . Just then, Gretel crept out of her cage.” (last paragraph). The underlined word is similar to….

a)

ran

b)

walked

c)

jumped

d)

sneaked

37.

Who will probably be interested to read the text?

a)

Busy people

b)

Amateur cooks

c)

Professional chef

d)

College students

38.

What should we do after preparing all the ingredients?

a)

Heat the frying pan

b)

Put the mixture in the bowl

c)

Cook the pancake in the frying

d)

Wisk them into a smooth batter

39.

We should keep the pancake in the freezer … make it last longer.

a)

so that

b)

because

c)

although

d)

in order to

40.

The text is about …

a)

the way the earth ruins

b)

the effort to rebuild earth

c)

the sadness because of the earth’s damage

d)

the questions for people who want to save the earth

41.

“Did you ever stop to notice”. The underlined word is closest in meaning to….

a)

aware

b)

accept

c)

express

d)

mention

42.

By reading the text above, we can get the information about….

a)

the thorough general description of cacti

b)

the detailed physical description of cacti

c)

the uniqueness of the cacti

d)

the specific shape of cacti

43.

What is the main idea of paragraph two?

a)

Cacti don’t need water to survive in desert area

b)

Cacti have great adaption ability in desert land

c)

Cacti need dry and desert land to survive

d)

Cacti grow well in desert land

44.

To survive in desert land, cacti….

a)

keep water in their spine

b)

live together with other plants

c)

have spines to protect from animals

d)

store water in their thick and fleshy leaves

45.

“ranging from Patagonia in the south to parts of…”

The underlined word is closest in meaning to…..

a)

making

b)

reaching

c)

arranging

d)

displaying

46.

Tarsiers

Tarsiers are only … (46) in various islands of Southeast Asia, including Philippines, Celebes, Borneo, Belitung, the Natuna Islands and Sumatra.

Tarsiers are only about 9 – 16 cm (3.5 – 6 inches) long, excluding a tail of about twice that length. They are nocturnal animals with a well-developed sense of smell. The tarsiers’ small brain has an enormous visual cortex to process information from the large goggling eyes, the animal’s striking feature. The tarsiers are also unusual with special long ankle bones, a short body, and a …(47) head that can be rotated 180°. Their short face has large, membranous ears which almost constantly in motion. The fur is thick, silky, grey, dark brown. The tail is scaly on the underside.

Tarsiers prey on insects, lizards, and snakes. They cling upright to trees and press the tail against the trunk for support. Their grip is also aided by the tips of their digits, which are expanded into disklike adhesive pads. Tarsiers move … (48) the forest by launching themselves from trunk to trunk propelled by their greatly elongated hind limbs.

Adults live in monogamous pairs and keep in contact vocally during the night, defending territory against other pairs using extremely high-pitched calls.

a)

kept

b)

stayed

c)

found

d)

occupied

47.

Tarsiers

Tarsiers are only … (46) in various islands of Southeast Asia, including Philippines, Celebes, Borneo, Belitung, the Natuna Islands and Sumatra.

Tarsiers are only about 9 – 16 cm (3.5 – 6 inches) long, excluding a tail of about twice that length. They are nocturnal animals with a well-developed sense of smell. The tarsiers’ small brain has an enormous visual cortex to process information from the large goggling eyes, the animal’s striking feature. The tarsiers are also unusual with special long ankle bones, a short body, and a …(47) head that can be rotated 180°. Their short face has large, membranous ears which almost constantly in motion. The fur is thick, silky, grey, dark brown. The tail is scaly on the underside.

Tarsiers prey on insects, lizards, and snakes. They cling upright to trees and press the tail against the trunk for support. Their grip is also aided by the tips of their digits, which are expanded into disklike adhesive pads. Tarsiers move … (48) the forest by launching themselves from trunk to trunk propelled by their greatly elongated hind limbs.

Adults live in monogamous pairs and keep in contact vocally during the night, defending territory against other pairs using extremely high-pitched calls.

a)

big

b)

small

c)

round

d)

heavy

48.

Tarsiers

Tarsiers are only … (46) in various islands of Southeast Asia, including Philippines, Celebes, Borneo, Belitung, the Natuna Islands and Sumatra.

Tarsiers are only about 9 – 16 cm (3.5 – 6 inches) long, excluding a tail of about twice that length. They are nocturnal animals with a well-developed sense of smell. The tarsiers’ small brain has an enormous visual cortex to process information from the large goggling eyes, the animal’s striking feature. The tarsiers are also unusual with special long ankle bones, a short body, and a …(47) head that can be rotated 180°. Their short face has large, membranous ears which almost constantly in motion. The fur is thick, silky, grey, dark brown. The tail is scaly on the underside.

Tarsiers prey on insects, lizards, and snakes. They cling upright to trees and press the tail against the trunk for support. Their grip is also aided by the tips of their digits, which are expanded into disklike adhesive pads. Tarsiers move … (48) the forest by launching themselves from trunk to trunk propelled by their greatly elongated hind limbs.

Adults live in monogamous pairs and keep in contact vocally during the night, defending territory against other pairs using extremely high-pitched calls.

a)

for

b)

above

c)

between

d)

through

49.

Arrange the sentences into a good paragraph

1. Then, I was in such a hurry that I burned my hand when I was making breakfast.

2. First, I woke up an hour late because my alarm clock didn’t go off.

3. I had a terrible day yesterday.

4. But of course, I missed it.

5. After breakfast, I got dressed so quickly that I forgot to wear socks.

6. I wanted to take a taxi, but I didn’t have enough money.

7. Next, I ran out of the house trying to get the 9:30 bus.

a)

3-2-7-1-6-4-5

b)

3-2-6-4-7-1-5

c)

3-2-5-1-4-7-6

d)

3-2-1-5-7-4-6

50.

Arrange the sentences into a good paragraph

1. In fact, they have no bones at all.

2. Jellyfish are not really fish.

3. They have no backbones.

4. They are invertebrate animals.

5. The light is made by a chemical reaction inside the jellyfish

6. Some jellyfish can glow in darkness by making their own light

a)

2-1-3-6-5-4

b)

2-3-5-6-4-1

c)

2-4-3-1-6-5

d)

2-5-1-3-6-4

UCUN 2 BAHASA INGGRIS PAKET A

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins

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