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MTs AL AMIN GUMELAR PAT BING 9

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Dini : The umbrella look very artistic! I like the decoration of colourful flowers on it. Is that Indonesian art?

Rifda : Yes. They . . . ‘payung geulis’or beautiful umbrellas.

a)

Call

b)

Calls

c)

are called

d)

is called

2.

Sofi : This awesome gift . . . to me by my friend. What do you think?

Yiyin : Wow, that looks nice!

a)

Give

b)

Gives

c)

Was given

d)

Were given

3.

Secretary : When will the report . . . to my office?

Hanif : Tomorrow.

a)

Send

b)

Sends

c)

Be sent

d)

Is Sent

4.

Maria : Why are you here?

Vika : I . . . about the cancellation of the journey yesterday, but I just want to make sure.

a)

Tell

b)

Tells

c)

Was told

d)

Were told

5.

Salma : Where will father put the sofa next week?

Vivi : The sofa . . . in the corner of a room by father.

a)

Put

b)

Puts

c)

Is put

d)

Are put

6.

Long long ago, in a village in Central Java lived a young and wise man named Aji Saka. He had two servants, named Dora and Sembada.

One day, Aji Saka planned to wander, together with Dora. He asked Sembada to stay on Kendeng Mountain and keep his keris ( a Javanese Weapon). He told Sembada not to give his weapon to other people. Sembada accepted the order and did his duty very well.

After wandering for a long time, Aji Saka asked Dora to fetch his keris. He forgot that he had asked Sembada to keep it with him.

On his arrival at Kendeng Mountain, Dora asked Sembada to give him Aji Saka’s weapon. Sembada refused and said that he would never give that weapon to anyone else except his master. Both of them instead on their duties. They fought fiercely, so they were seriously hurt and then died.

Aji Saka waited for Dora for several days, but he never appeared. Being worried, he went to Kendeng Mountain to see what had happened.

He was shocked when he saw his two servants had died. He was very sad. Then, Aji Saka created Javanese script called Dhentawijaya or Carakan that recounts of the story of the two servants that died for keeping his trust.

The story is about the origin of ... .

a)

Javanese script

b)

A Javanese weapon

c)

Kendeng Mountain

d)

A village in Central Java

7.

Long long ago, in a village in Central Java lived a young and wise man named Aji Saka. He had two servants, named Dora and Sembada.

One day, Aji Saka planned to wander, together with Dora. He asked Sembada to stay on Kendeng Mountain and keep his keris ( a Javanese Weapon). He told Sembada not to give his weapon to other people. Sembada accepted the order and did his duty very well.

After wandering for a long time, Aji Saka asked Dora to fetch his keris. He forgot that he had asked Sembada to keep it with him.

On his arrival at Kendeng Mountain, Dora asked Sembada to give him Aji Saka’s weapon. Sembada refused and said that he would never give that weapon to anyone else except his master. Both of them instead on their duties. They fought fiercely, so they were seriously hurt and then died.

Aji Saka waited for Dora for several days, but he never appeared. Being worried, he went to Kendeng Mountain to see what had happened.

He was shocked when he saw his two servants had died. He was very sad. Then, Aji Saka created Javanese script called Dhentawijaya or Carakan that recounts of the story of the two servants that died for keeping his trust.

Sembada promised that he would ... .

a)

Leave Kendeng Mountain

b)

Give Dora his master’s keris

c)

Keep his master’s keris very well

d)

Accompany his master during the journey

8.

Long long ago, in a village in Central Java lived a young and wise man named Aji Saka. He had two servants, named Dora and Sembada.

One day, Aji Saka planned to wander, together with Dora. He asked Sembada to stay on Kendeng Mountain and keep his keris ( a Javanese Weapon). He told Sembada not to give his weapon to other people. Sembada accepted the order and did his duty very well.

After wandering for a long time, Aji Saka asked Dora to fetch his keris. He forgot that he had asked Sembada to keep it with him.

On his arrival at Kendeng Mountain, Dora asked Sembada to give him Aji Saka’s weapon. Sembada refused and said that he would never give that weapon to anyone else except his master. Both of them instead on their duties. They fought fiercely, so they were seriously hurt and then died.

Aji Saka waited for Dora for several days, but he never appeared. Being worried, he went to Kendeng Mountain to see what had happened.

He was shocked when he saw his two servants had died. He was very sad. Then, Aji Saka created Javanese script called Dhentawijaya or Carakan that recounts of the story of the two servants that died for keeping his trust.

We can conclude that Dora and Sembada ... .

a)

Lived in peace

b)

Were faithful

c)

Were brave

d)

Had not a close relationship

9.

Didin : . . . fabrics . . . around the house to make clothes?

Hasmi : Yes, cotton, linen, wool and silk are made from natural fibres.

a)

are - using

b)

is - using

c)

are - used

d)

is - used

10.

My father gives me a mobile phone.

the past participle (V3) form of gives is ... .

a)

give

b)

gave

c)

given

d)

giving

11.

The Blackbird and the Dove

One day a blackbird and a dove called upon a peacock. The peacock received both of them very kindly in its arbour.

“I have long wished to meet you,” said the blackbird. “Many have told me of your beauty and of your grace. I find that they did not tell me half.” It stroked the peacock’s coat lovingly as it praised the peacock. The dove was silent.

At last the bade the peacock goodbye, the blackbird making many low bows. As they started home, the blackbird said, “I hope I may never meet that stupid peacock again. I cannot bear it. Did you notice its feet? I felt like laughing every time I looked at them. Its voice makes me shudder. What can anyone see to praise in that bird?”.

“I did not notice its feet nor its voice,” said the dove. “It has a noble form and its dress is very beautiful. The rainbow and flowers are not more beautiful.”

The blackbird turned away in shame. It wished to hear fault found with the peacock, but the dove gave only the highest praise.

Through the story, the writer wants to tell us that ... .

a)

Friendship is the best thing we have

b)

Thinking positive will give us pleasant feelings

c)

Being mean to others only disgraces ourselves

d)

A good friend indeed will never make us ashamed

12.

The Blackbird and the Dove

One day a blackbird and a dove called upon a peacock. The peacock received both of them very kindly in its arbour.

“I have long wished to meet you,” said the blackbird. “Many have told me of your beauty and of your grace. I find that they did not tell me half.” It stroked the peacock’s coat lovingly as it praised the peacock. The dove was silent.

At last the bade the peacock goodbye, the blackbird making many low bows. As they started home, the blackbird said, “I hope I may never meet that stupid peacock again. I cannot bear it. Did you notice its feet? I felt like laughing every time I looked at them. Its voice makes me shudder. What can anyone see to praise in that bird?”.

“I did not notice its feet nor its voice,” said the dove. “It has a noble form and its dress is very beautiful. The rainbow and flowers are not more beautiful.”

The blackbird turned away in shame. It wished to hear fault found with the peacock, but the dove gave only the highest praise.

Why do you think the dove was silent during the meeting? ... .

a)

It was admiring the peacock as a whole

b)

It was listening to the blackbird’s saying

c)

It had nothing to talk about with the peacock.

d)

It was thinking how the peacock looked graceful

13.

The Blackbird and the Dove

One day a blackbird and a dove called upon a peacock. The peacock received both of them very kindly in its arbour.

“I have long wished to meet you,” said the blackbird. “Many have told me of your beauty and of your grace. I find that they did not tell me half.” It stroked the peacock’s coat lovingly as it praised the peacock. The dove was silent.

At last the bade the peacock goodbye, the blackbird making many low bows. As they started home, the blackbird said, “I hope I may never meet that stupid peacock again. I cannot bear it. Did you notice its feet? I felt like laughing every time I looked at them. Its voice makes me shudder. What can anyone see to praise in that bird?”.

“I did not notice its feet nor its voice,” said the dove. “It has a noble form and its dress is very beautiful. The rainbow and flowers are not more beautiful.”

The blackbird turned away in shame. It wished to hear fault found with the peacock, but the dove gave only the highest praise.

What did the blackbird feel when the peacock said something to it? ... .

a)

Worried

b)

Horried

c)

Shocked

d)

Annoyed

14.

The Blackbird and the Dove

One day a blackbird and a dove called upon a peacock. The peacock received both of them very kindly in its arbour.

“I have long wished to meet you,” said the blackbird. “Many have told me of your beauty and of your grace. I find that they did not tell me half.” It stroked the peacock’s coat lovingly as it praised the peacock. The dove was silent.

At last the bade the peacock goodbye, the blackbird making many low bows. As they started home, the blackbird said, “I hope I may never meet that stupid peacock again. I cannot bear it. Did you notice its feet? I felt like laughing every time I looked at them. Its voice makes me shudder. What can anyone see to praise in that bird?”.

“I did not notice its feet nor its voice,” said the dove. “It has a noble form and its dress is very beautiful. The rainbow and flowers are not more beautiful.”

The blackbird turned away in shame. It wished to hear fault found with the peacock, but the dove gave only the highest praise.

From the story, we know that ... .

a)

The peacock was indeed a good host

b)

The blackbird insulted the peacock before it

c)

The dove agreed with the blackbird’s opinion

d)

The blackbird really admired the peacock’s charm

15.

One day, a farmer found a giant egg and dicided to cook and eat it. After eating the egg, he gradually changed into a giant dragon.

The giant dragon decided to live in a deep river near his village because he realised that he could not live with humans anymore. The dragon lived there peacefully. He also ate fishes which he could find easily in the river.

However, big fish in the river felt threatened by him because they were afraid somebody would eat them too. So, one of the big fish came to see the dragon and told the dragon that there was another dragon coming to challenge him to fight. The dragon was furious about the challenge, so he agreed to wait for the other dragon coming to fight.

While he waited his rival impatiently, he was swimming here and there to calm himself. The water moved fiercely as he moved. The dragon thought that the water movement was because of the other dragon coming. So, when he saw a tail, he bit and put the tail fiercely until he bit it off. He, soon, realised that it was his own tail, but that was just too late. The dragon died because of losing too much blood.

What happened to the farmer when he had eaten the egg? ... .

a)

A giant dragon ate him up

b)

He turned into a giant dragon

c)

He jumped into a river near his village

d)

A giant dragon took him to a river near his village

16.

One day, a farmer found a giant egg and dicided to cook and eat it. After eating the egg, he gradually changed into a giant dragon.

The giant dragon decided to live in a deep river near his village because he realised that he could not live with humans anymore. The dragon lived there peacefully. He also ate fishes which he could find easily in the river.

However, big fish in the river felt threatened by him because they were afraid somebody would eat them too. So, one of the big fish came to see the dragon and told the dragon that there was another dragon coming to challenge him to fight. The dragon was furious about the challenge, so he agreed to wait for the other dragon coming to fight.

While he waited his rival impatiently, he was swimming here and there to calm himself. The water moved fiercely as he moved. The dragon thought that the water movement was because of the other dragon coming. So, when he saw a tail, he bit and put the tail fiercely until he bit it off. He, soon, realised that it was his own tail, but that was just too late. The dragon died because of losing too much blood.

Why did the big fish in the river hate the dragon? ... .

a)

They were afraid of being eaten by the giant dragon somebody

b)

They heard that the giant dragon wanted to eat them

c)

The giant dragon wanted to be the king of the water

d)

The giant dragon was very proud of himself

17.

One day, a farmer found a giant egg and dicided to cook and eat it. After eating the egg, he gradually changed into a giant dragon.

The giant dragon decided to live in a deep river near his village because he realised that he could not live with humans anymore. The dragon lived there peacefully. He also ate fishes which he could find easily in the river.

However, big fish in the river felt threatened by him because they were afraid somebody would eat them too. So, one of the big fish came to see the dragon and told the dragon that there was another dragon coming to challenge him to fight. The dragon was furious about the challenge, so he agreed to wait for the other dragon coming to fight.

While he waited his rival impatiently, he was swimming here and there to calm himself. The water moved fiercely as he moved. The dragon thought that the water movement was because of the other dragon coming. So, when he saw a tail, he bit and put the tail fiercely until he bit it off. He, soon, realised that it was his own tail, but that was just too late. The dragon died because of losing too much blood.

The second paragraph tell us about ... .

a)

The kind of fish the giant consumed

b)

The river the giant dragon lived in

c)

The peaceful life the giant dragon had in the river

d)

The friends the giant dragon had in the river

18.

One day, a farmer found a giant egg and dicided to cook and eat it. After eating the egg, he gradually changed into a giant dragon.

The giant dragon decided to live in a deep river near his village because he realised that he could not live with humans anymore. The dragon lived there peacefully. He also ate fishes which he could find easily in the river.

However, big fish in the river felt threatened by him because they were afraid somebody would eat them too. So, one of the big fish came to see the dragon and told the dragon that there was another dragon coming to challenge him to fight. The dragon was furious about the challenge, so he agreed to wait for the other dragon coming to fight.

While he waited his rival impatiently, he was swimming here and there to calm himself. The water moved fiercely as he moved. The dragon thought that the water movement was because of the other dragon coming. So, when he saw a tail, he bit and put the tail fiercely until he bit it off. He, soon, realised that it was his own tail, but that was just too late. The dragon died because of losing too much blood.

What can we learn from the story? ... .

a)

A river with a lot of big fish is dangerous

b)

Don’t fight with your friends

c)

Find a good place to live

d)

Don’t get angry easily

19.

However, big fish in the river felt threatened by him because they were afraid somebody would eat them too. So, one of the big fish came to see the dragon and told the dragon that there was another dragon coming to challenge him to fight. The dragon was furious about the challenge, so he agreed to wait for the other dragon coming to fight.

“The dragon was furious about the challenge ... . “ The underlined word means ... .

a)

Uncomfortable

b)

Very happy

c)

Delighted

d)

Enraged

20.

Butterfly fish is a generally small sized species of marine fish, found in tropical and subtropical waters, primarily around coral reefs. It is well known for its brightly coloured body and elaborate marking. There are more than 100 different species of butterfly fish distributed throughout the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific oceans.

The average butterfly fish is fairly small and generally grows to around 4 or 5 inches in length. Several species, however, are known to grow to 8 inches (20cm) long and a few individuals have been known to grow to 30 cm in length. It can live for up to 7 years old in the wild.

Butterfly fish is a diurnal animal, which means that it feeds during the day and rests in the coral during the night. Most species of butterfly fish feed on the plankton in the water, coral and sea anemones and occasionally snack on small crustaceans.

The fish releases eggs into the water which from part of the plankton. When the eggs hatch, the baby fish (known as fry) develop armoured plates on their bodies to protect them when they are so vulnerable. As the butterfly fish gets older, these plates disappear.

Butterfly fish is considered to be an endangered animal mainly as the population has been threatened due to water population and habitat loss. The destruction of coral reefs occurs mainly from boats, and without their coral habitats, the fish are difficult to survive as they have less food and are also more exposed to predators.

What is the purpose of the text? ... .

a)

To state facts about butterfly fish

b)

To describe a certain butterfly fish

c)

To tell the readers about the condition of butterfly fish

d)

To inform the readers about the habitat of butterfly fish

21.

Butterfly fish is a generally small sized species of marine fish, found in tropical and subtropical waters, primarily around coral reefs. It is well known for its brightly coloured body and elaborate marking. There are more than 100 different species of butterfly fish distributed throughout the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific oceans.

The average butterfly fish is fairly small and generally grows to around 4 or 5 inches in length. Several species, however, are known to grow to 8 inches (20cm) long and a few individuals have been known to grow to 30 cm in length. It can live for up to 7 years old in the wild.

Butterfly fish is a diurnal animal, which means that it feeds during the day and rests in the coral during the night. Most species of butterfly fish feed on the plankton in the water, coral and sea anemones and occasionally snack on small crustaceans.

The fish releases eggs into the water which from part of the plankton. When the eggs hatch, the baby fish (known as fry) develop armoured plates on their bodies to protect them when they are so vulnerable. As the butterfly fish gets older, these plates disappear.

Butterfly fish is considered to be an endangered animal mainly as the population has been threatened due to water population and habitat loss. The destruction of coral reefs occurs mainly from boats, and without their coral habitats, the fish are difficult to survive as they have less food and are also more exposed to predators.

It is stated in the text that butterfly fish ... .

a)

Has a very short life span

b)

Feeds on smaller creatures

c)

Lives in sea throughout the world

d)

Rests on the coral during the day

22.

Butterfly fish is a generally small sized species of marine fish, found in tropical and subtropical waters, primarily around coral reefs. It is well known for its brightly coloured body and elaborate marking. There are more than 100 different species of butterfly fish distributed throughout the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific oceans.

The average butterfly fish is fairly small and generally grows to around 4 or 5 inches in length. Several species, however, are known to grow to 8 inches (20cm) long and a few individuals have been known to grow to 30 cm in length. It can live for up to 7 years old in the wild.

Butterfly fish is a diurnal animal, which means that it feeds during the day and rests in the coral during the night. Most species of butterfly fish feed on the plankton in the water, coral and sea anemones and occasionally snack on small crustaceans.

The fish releases eggs into the water which from part of the plankton. When the eggs hatch, the baby fish (known as fry) develop armoured plates on their bodies to protect them when they are so vulnerable. As the butterfly fish gets older, these plates disappear.

Butterfly fish is considered to be an endangered animal mainly as the population has been threatened due to water population and habitat loss. The destruction of coral reefs occurs mainly from boats, and without their coral habitats, the fish are difficult to survive as they have less food and are also more exposed to predators.

What should we do to protect butterfly fish? ... .

a)

Keep them in aquarium as pets

b)

Forbid people from visiting their habitats

c)

Maintain the originality of their habitats

d)

Catch them for reselling as adorned fish

23.

The fish releases eggs into the water which from part of the plankton. When the eggs hatch, the baby fish (known as fry) develop armored plates on their bodies to protect them when they are so vulnerable. As the butterfly fish gets older, these plates disappear.

“As the butterfly fish gets older, these plates disappear.” The underline word is closest in meaning to ... .

a)

Grow

b)

Vanish

c)

Emerge

d)

Decrease

24.

Sea lions are playful animals, with sleek bodies and a curious nature. California sea lions are the species that is most commonly seen in zoos and aquariums, captivating guests with their antics. This charismatic animal has a number of unique characteristics that are simply astounding. Read on to learn about the sea lion.

They range mainly from light to dark brown, with a streamlined body. They have powerful front flippers used for swimming. The sea lion’s rear flippers can be rotated under its body to walk very efficiently on land. Sexually mature males are much larger bump, on their heads. In several species, the males have longer hair on their necks, similar to a lion’s mane.

Sea lion’s are loud, boisterous and inquisitive animals. These characteristics make them a highly interesting and charming species to humans. Researchers have been able to study several species extensively because sea lions are commonly kept in human care and are liked by the general public.

Different species of these animals can be found in different aquatic habitats. They tend to congregate on both sandy shores and rocky outcrops, as well as hunts in ranges from the protected waters of bays, to hundreds of miles offshore.

What does the writer write the text about? ... .

a)

Sea lions

b)

Species of aquatic animals

c)

A particular unique sea animal

d)

Playful and acrobatic sea animals

25.

Sea lions are playful animals, with sleek bodies and a curious nature. California sea lions are the species that is most commonly seen in zoos and aquariums, captivating guests with their antics. This charismatic animal has a number of unique characteristics that are simply astounding. Read on to learn about the sea lion.

They range mainly from light to dark brown, with a streamlined body. They have powerful front flippers used for swimming. The sea lion’s rear flippers can be rotated under its body to walk very efficiently on land. Sexually mature males are much larger bump, on their heads. In several species, the males have longer hair on their necks, similar to a lion’s mane.

Sea lion’s are loud, boisterous and inquisitive animals. These characteristics make them a highly interesting and charming species to humans. Researchers have been able to study several species extensively because sea lions are commonly kept in human care and are liked by the general public.

Different species of these animals can be found in different aquatic habitats. They tend to congregate on both sandy shores and rocky outcrops, as well as hunts in ranges from the protected waters of bays, to hundreds of miles offshore.

People are interested in sea lions because of their ... .

a)

Noise and curiosity

b)

Physical appearances

c)

Streamlined bodies

d)

Manes which are like lions

26.

Sea lions are playful animals, with sleek bodies and a curious nature. California sea lions are the species that is most commonly seen in zoos and aquariums, captivating guests with their antics. This charismatic animal has a number of unique characteristics that are simply astounding. Read on to learn about the sea lion.

They range mainly from light to dark brown, with a streamlined body. They have powerful front flippers used for swimming. The sea lion’s rear flippers can be rotated under its body to walk very efficiently on land. Sexually mature males are much larger bump, on their heads. In several species, the males have longer hair on their necks, similar to a lion’s mane.

Sea lion’s are loud, boisterous and inquisitive animals. These characteristics make them a highly interesting and charming species to humans. Researchers have been able to study several species extensively because sea lions are commonly kept in human care and are liked by the general public.

Different species of these animals can be found in different aquatic habitats. They tend to congregate on both sandy shores and rocky outcrops, as well as hunts in ranges from the protected waters of bays, to hundreds of miles offshore.

Sea lions walk using their ... .

a)

Manes

b)

Front legs

c)

Back Flippers

d)

Upper bodies

27.

Sea lion’s are loud, boisterous and inquisitive animals. These characteristics make them a highly interesting and charming species to humans. Researchers have been able to study several species extensively because sea lions are commonly kept in human care and are liked by the general public.

“Researchers have been able to study several species extensively” ... .

What is the closest meaning of the underlined word? ... .

a)

Rapidly

b)

Widely

c)

Deeply

d)

Thoroughly

28.

The shark, who plays an important role in maintaining ecosystems, is a fish that lives in the sea, particularly in warm waters. Like all fish, sharks breathe through their gills.

There are about 375 species of sharks. The smallest shark is called the dwarf dogfish, less than 20 centimetres long. The huge whale shark can be more than 15 metres long.

Sharks usually eat fish and shellfish, but great white sharks sometimes eat seals, dolphins, whales and other marine mammals.

Sharks are veterbrates, animals with a backbone. However, a shark’s skeleton is not made of bone. It is made of a bendable material called cartilage. A shark’s teeth are set into its gums. While eating, a shark often loses teeth. But , there are always rows of new teeth growing behind the first set. As a shark loses teeth, new ones move forward to replace them.

What is the smallest species of sharks? ... .

a)

Great white shark

b)

Dwarf dogfish

c)

Whale shark

d)

Bull shark

29.

The shark, who plays an important role in maintaining ecosystems, is a fish that lives in the sea, particularly in warm waters. Like all fish, sharks breathe through their gills.

There are about 375 species of sharks. The smallest shark is called the dwarf dogfish, less than 20 centimetres long. The huge whale shark can be more than 15 metres long.

Sharks usually eat fish and shellfish, but great white sharks sometimes eat seals, dolphins, whales and other marine mammals.

Sharks are veterbrates, animals with a backbone. However, a shark’s skeleton is not made of bone. It is made of a bendable material called cartilage. A shark’s teeth are set into its gums. While eating, a shark often loses teeth. But , there are always rows of new teeth growing behind the first set. As a shark loses teeth, new ones move forward to replace them.

Where do sharks live? ... .

a)

In shallow water

b)

In warm water

c)

In cold water

d)

In hot water

30.

Sharks are veterbrates, animals with a backbone. However, a shark’s skeleton is not made of bone. It is made of a bendable material called cartilage. A shark’s teeth are set into its gums. While eating, a shark often loses teeth. But , there are always rows of new teeth growing behind the first set. As a shark loses teeth, new ones move forward to replace them.

What does that paragraph tell about?

a)

The differences and similarities of sharks and fish

b)

The physical description of sharks

c)

The habitat of sharks

d)

The blood of sharks

31.

Sharks are veterbrates, animals with a backbone. However, a shark’s skeleton is not made of bone. It is made of a bendable material called cartilage. A shark’s teeth are set into its gums. While eating, a shark often loses teeth. But , there are always rows of new teeth growing behind the first set. As a shark loses teeth, new ones move forward to replace them.

What happens when a shark lose its tooth? ... .

a)

A new tooth will replace it

b)

The shark will have no tooth

c)

There will be a hole in the tooth

d)

The shark will not be able to eat

32.

Sharks are veterbrates, animals with a backbone. However, a shark’s skeleton is not made of bone. It is made of a bendable material called cartilage. A shark’s teeth are set into its gums. While eating, a shark often loses teeth. But , there are always rows of new teeth growing behind the first set. As a shark loses teeth, new ones move forward to replace them.

What do sharks eat? ... .

a)

Fish, human beings, shellfish, and whales

b)

Fish, vegetables, shellfish, and plankton

c)

Fish, shellfish, plankton, and other sharks

d)

Fish, shellfish, seals, dolphins, and whales

33.

The shark, who plays an important role in maintaining ecosystems, is a fish that lives in the sea, particularly in warm waters. Like all fish, sharks breathe through their gills.

There are about 375 species of sharks. The smallest shark is called the dwarf dogfish, less than 20 centimetres long. The huge whale shark can be more than 15 metres long.

How do sharks breathe? ... .

a)

Through their skin

b)

Through their gills

c)

Through their lungs

d)

Through the hole on their head

34.

The shark, who plays an important role in maintaining ecosystems, is a fish that lives in the sea, particularly in warm waters. Like all fish, sharks breathe through their gills.

There are about 375 species of sharks. The smallest shark is called the dwarf dogfish, less than 20 centimetres long. The huge whale shark can be more than 15 metres long.

“... an important role in maintaining ecosystems ... .” The underlined word means ... .

a)

All human beings living in a small area

b)

All the plants and living creatures in the world

c)

All human beings, plants, and animals in the world

d)

All the plants and living creatures in a particular area

35.

The notice means that people are not allowed to….

a)

Step in children’s play area

b)

Bring their children to animal’s area

c)

Eat in the children’s play area

d)

Bring their animal to children’s play area

36.

The antonym of the word “allow” in the notice above is….

a)

Admit

b)

Forbid

c)

Agree

d)

Permit

37.

BERAS WANGI

On Wednesdays, dine in Beras Wangi

Wearing your favourite batik and receive

20 % discount along with Traditional dance

And music performance and monthly

Changing regional Indonesian Food

Promotion.

Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 2

Kuta 80361 Bali, Indonesia

Telp. 0361 - 767545


What should a customer do to get the discount ? ... .

a)

Order food in the evening

b)

Buy batik at Beras Wangi on Wednesday

c)

Wear batik while having dinner at Beras Wangi

d)

Wear batik while having meals at Beras Wangi on Wednesday

38.

BERAS WANGI

On Wednesdays, dine in Beras Wangi

Wearing your favourite batik and receive

20 % discount along with Traditional dance

And music performance and monthly

Changing regional Indonesian Food

Promotion.

Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 2

Kuta 80361 Bali, Indonesia

Telp. 0361 - 767545


We will get the 20 % discount if we ... in the restaurant on Wednesdays.

a)

Perform a traditional dance

b)

Order Indonesian food

c)

Order some Rice

d)

Wear batik

39.

BERAS WANGI

On Wednesdays, dine in Beras Wangi

Wearing your favourite batik and receive

20 % discount along with Traditional dance

And music performance and monthly

Changing regional Indonesian Food

Promotion.

Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 2

Kuta 80361 Bali, Indonesia

Telp. 0361 - 767545


The promotion is meant to ... .

a)

Attract more people to come to the restaurant

b)

Give the location of Beras Wangi Restaurant

c)

List the things that the customers can find in Beras Wangi Restaurant

d)

Provide customers with information about the rice used in Beras Wangi Restaurant

40.

Mother, how are you today?

Here is a note from your daugther

With me everything is OK

Mother, how are you today?

Mother, don’t I’m fine

Promise to see you this summer

This time there will be no delay

Mother, How are you today?

I found the man of my dreams

Next time you will get to know him

Many things happened while I was away

Mother how are you today?


“ This time there will be no delay “.

The underlined word has similar meaning to ... .

a)

A. Postpone.

b)

Cancel

c)

Hold

d)

Call

41.

“I found the man of my dreams. Next time you will get to know him “.

What does ‘him’ refer to? ... .

a)

Mother

b)

Daughter

c)

The man of her dreams

d)

The man of my dreams

42.

Mother, how are you today?

Here is a note from your daugther

With me everything is OK

Mother, how are you today?

Mother, don’t I’m fine

Promise to see you this summer

This time there will be no delay

Mother, How are you today?

I found the man of my dreams

Next time you will get to know him

Many things happened while I was away

Mother how are you today?


From the text we can conclude that ... .

a)

The longing of a daughter to her mother

b)

Mother’s longing for her daughter

c)

The longing of a daughter to her father

d)

The longing of a girls to her boyfriend

43.

MILK CALCIUM

Dietary Supplement

600mg 100 Soft gels

SupplementFacts

Serving size : 1 soft gel

Amount per 1 soft gel % DailyValue*

Vitamin D 200 IU 50

Calcium (from milk) 600mg 60

Zinc 15mg *

*Daily value has notbeen established

Other ingredients:Gelatin,Glycerin, PurifiedWater

Directions:As a dietary supplement, take one softgel for

adults daily.

Manufactured for: EXP 04 27 10

NU-HEALTH PRODUCTS CO. LOT 2 75 61

Walnut, CA 91789

Made in U.S.A.

The label is telling us about ... of a dietary supplement.

a)

The information

b)

The usage

c)

The Materials

d)

The benefits

44.

MILK CALCIUM

Dietary Supplement

600mg 100 Soft gels

SupplementFacts

Serving size : 1 soft gel

Amount per 1 soft gel % DailyValue*

Vitamin D 200 IU 50

Calcium (from milk) 600mg 60

Zinc 15mg *

*Daily value has notbeen established

Other ingredients:Gelatin,Glycerin, PurifiedWater

Directions:As a dietary supplement, take one softgel for

adults daily.

Manufactured for: EXP 04 27 10

NU-HEALTH PRODUCTS CO. LOT 2 75 61

Walnut, CA 91789

Made in U.S.A.

When would it be best to consume the product? ... .

a)

After April 4th, 2010.

b)

Before April 27th , 2010.

c)

During April 4th, 2010.

d)

On April 4th, 2010.

45.

MILK CALCIUM

Dietary Supplement

600mg 100 Soft gels

SupplementFacts

Serving size : 1 soft gel

Amount per 1 soft gel % DailyValue*

Vitamin D 200 IU 50

Calcium (from milk) 600mg 60

Zinc 15mg *

*Daily value has notbeen established

Other ingredients:Gelatin,Glycerin, PurifiedWater

Directions:As a dietary supplement, take one softgel for

adults daily.

Manufactured for: EXP 04 27 10

NU-HEALTH PRODUCTS CO. LOT 2 75 61

Walnut, CA 91789

Made in U.S.A.

How many soft gels does someone take everyday? ... .

a)

1 gel.

b)

15mg.

c)

200 IU.

d)

600 mg.

46.

How To Operate TV


Instructions :

Last, if you want to turn off the television you can use the power button (4)

First, Plug the cable television into electricity (2)

Wait untill the televison show the picture (6)

After that, press the power button to turn on the television (1)

Set the volume use the remote or button volume (3)

Choose the channel that you want to watch use the button or the remote. (5)


arrange it to be a good step!

a)

2 - 1 - 6 - 4 - 3 - 5

b)

2 - 4 - 6 - 1 - 3 - 5

c)

2 - 1 - 6 - 5 - 3 - 4

d)

2 - 4 - 5 - 3 - 1 - 6

47.

How to make Warm tea


Ingredients:

Warm Water.

Tea Bags

Sugar


Steps:

Boil a kettle of water take the glass and pour warm water into it. Put the tea bags in glass with warm water. Dowse and pull the tea bags add the sugar to the glass ... .

Stir the water slowly to make the water, the sugar, and the tea mixed The hot tea is ready to be enjoyed


The perfect step that can fill the blank is ... .

a)

Add the sugar to the glass

b)

Add the tea to the glass

c)

Add the warm water to the glass

d)

Drink the tea

48.

Rendi sends the card to show that she is ... Arin

a)

Happy for

b)

Proud of

c)

Fond of

d)

Disappointed with

49.

BE QUIET.

EXAMINATION IS IN PROGRESS.


Where do you usually find the sign above? ... .

a)

At the airport

b)

At the bus station

c)

In an office

d)

In a school

50.

If you are invited the party, what should you do ?

You should ... .

a)

confirm whether you want to come or not

b)

ignore the invitation

c)

Call arin and say thank you

d)

Come before the time set