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LATIHAN UTBK 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

What can be inferred from the passage above

a)

Gamers are more likely to have brain damage due to the change in their brain structures.

b)

Given its benefits, gaming will now be continuously praised on the media.

c)

Gamers will find it easier to focus on tasks that require a lot of energy or attention.

d)

Gaming will continue to become increasingly popular and will render other forms of entertainment useless.

e)

Gamers are healthier and happier compared to people who don't play video games.

2.

What can we say about the author's objective in writing this article?

a)

The writer denies any claims on the negative effects of games.

b)

The writer agrees that games ruin our brain functions.

c)

The writer proves the media's claims on the negative effects of games.

d)

The writer explains how video games change the brain's performance.

e)

The writer shows that video games alter the brain's performance and structure.

3.

Why does the writer use the word "sensationalist" in paragraph 2?

a)

Because video games are getting more popular among adults

b)

Because games have been praised and demonized

c)

Because games have been covered a lot by the media

d)

Because video games are a sensational phenomenon

e)

Because the media has made extreme claims, usually with no actual evidence

4.

What can we say about the result of the study?

a)

The researchers collected the results from previous studies examining brain structure and functionality.

b)

More than changing how our brains perform, playing games can also alter brain structure.

c)

The study shows that gamers have better performance in conducting cognitive tasks compared to non-gamers.

d)

The number of gamers is increasing due to the inclusion of the new type of gamers who play on mobile devices.

e)

Playing video games on mobile devices can alter the functionality and structure of the brain.

5.

Which option uses the word "committed" in the same way that it is used in sentence 6?

a)

Ken committed a peculiar and uncharacteristic mistake.

b)

After throwing a tantrum in public, Amber is finally committed to a psych ward.

c)

Felix is committed to continuing his study in the education field.

d)

Charlie has committed much of his career is the gaming industry.

e)

My family has been committed members of the city council.

6.

Which of the following questions cannot be answered by the passage?

a)

How did the media frame video games over the years?

b)

What are video games criticized for?

c)

Are video games gaining popularity among adults?

d)

Why are video games so polarizing?

e)

What are the advantages of playing video games?

7.

What is the significance of the expression "...but a new breed of casual gamers has emerged..."?

a)

To illustrate the important role of mobile gamers in the study

b)

To introduce one of the types of gamers examined in the study

c)

To introduce the group that promotes the expansion of video games

d)

To specify which type of gamers is included in the study

e)

To introduce the group of gamers that is on the rise in popularity

8.

What can be inferred from the passage?

a)

The Great Barrier Reef is under the threat of nature.

b)

The Australian economy is attracted by cyclones and starfish.

c)

The other main resource influencing the reef is seawater quality.

d)

Scientists expect the reef has the power to recover naturally.

e)

The decline of the Great Barrier Reef initiates research on climate.

9.

The reef is Queensland's first world heritage area. This sentence means........

a)

the Great Barrier Reef is future legacy of the Queensland people

b)

optimum exploration of the reef should benefit the Queensland government

c)

coral reef should be preserved for the purpose of the future legacy

d)

preserving the Great Barrier Reef becomes the world's responsibility

e)

local government are given responsibility to manage the reef benefits

10.

Based on the passage, what does the author discuss?

a)

Collaboration between scientists and the Australian government.

b)

Australian geographical heritage in a form of coral reef.

c)

National economic value of the Great Barrier Reef

d)

Efforts to save the reef from natural destruction

e)

Benefits of the local people in relation to the reef

11.

In presenting the ideas, the author starts by.........

a)

describing the landscape of the Great Barrier Reef

b)

explaining the status of the Great Barrier Reef

c)

stating the current problem faced by the reef

d)

detailing demography and value of the reef

e)

reporting the findings of study on the reef

12.

The 2nd paragraph most likely discusses ….

a)

suggestions to emerge the seismology to detect the earthquake

b)

examples of the substantial damage that caused by the earthquake

c)

the development of seismology to identify the earthquake earlier

d)

factors that cause the earthquake and seismic wave

e)

the reason why we need the seismology

13.

What is the author's attitude towards the topic of the passage?

a)

Concerned

b)

Critical

c)

Informative

d)

Satisfied

e)

Optimistic

14.

What will happen when seismic waves pass through Earth's rocks?

a)

It will answer why and how earthquakes occur.

b)

It may cause an earthquake.

c)

It will store some form of energy in Earth's crust.

d)

The masses of rock will slip.

e)

It may produce seismic waves.

15.

Where is the earthquake mostly happened?

a)

near the habitation

b)

along geologic faults

c)

at the fringes of tectonic plate

d)

at the earth's crust

e)

along the coastline

16.

The restatement of the last sentence of the passage is that ....

a)

vocabulary is basic in grammar

b)

language problems are essentially satiric

c)

pragmatic disorders always exist as a single entity

d)

problems such as vocabulary and grammar frequently come along with pragmatic disorders

e)

linguist can solve pragmatic disorders

17.

The topic of the passage is ...

a)

pragmatic disorders

b)

inappropriate politics

c)

logics

d)

incorrect grammar

e)

vocabulary problems

18.

The word "embarrassed" in the text is closest in meaning to ....

a)

proud

b)

happy

c)

awkward

d)

fast

e)

slow

19.

The Topic of the text is ....

a)

Social Rule of Language

b)

Pragmatics Problem

c)

Pragmatic disorder

d)

communication problem

e)

brain injury

20.

One of the pragmatic problems mentions in the text is …

a)

tell stories in well organized

b)

use many varieties of language use

c)

say unrelated things during the conversation

d)

master the social rule of language

e)

arrange words in correct grammar