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LATIHAN SOAL TKA BIG 2

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 41mins

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Class
Date
1.

Why was Mr. Dylan giving a speech at the Grammy’s gala?

a)

He won the Grammy

b)

He was accepting an award from MusiCares

c)

He did a lot of charities

d)

Former president Jimmy Carter was asked him to give a speech

2.

It can be inferred from the passage that .....

a)

Some of Dylan’s songs are about peace and human rights

b)

Bob Dylan is a professional public Speaker

c)

Bob Dylan sang several songs in the charity gala

d)

The night was mostly attended by politicians

3.

The word "Incisive" in line 19 is closest in meaning to .....

a)

Entertaining

b)

Honest

c)

Clear

d)

dull

4.

Which of the following in NOT TRUE about of Mr. Dylan?

a)

He is a songwriter

b)

He is a straightforward person

c)

His songs were covered by other musicians

d)

He always wrote songs or peace and human rights issues

5.

What is the main idea of the first paragraph?

a)

Bob Dylan’s great speech

b)

Music conference at the Grammy

c)

Bob Dylan won the Grammy

d)

The song of Bob Dylan

6.

Pollution is a serious issue affecting our planet. One major contributor to pollution is plastic waste. Plastic takes hundreds of years to decompose, and its disposal is a significant challenge. Many marine animals suffer from ingesting plastic, leading to severe consequences for ecosystems.

Questions:

  1. What is a major contributor to pollution according to the passage?

a)

Metal waste

b)

Plastic wastee

c)

paper wastee

d)

glass waste

7.

Climate change is a pressing issue that requires immediate attention. Rising global temperatures, extreme weather events, and melting ice caps are some of the visible impacts of climate change. It is crucial for individuals and governments to take proactive measures to mitigate its effects.

Questions:

  1. What is a visible impact of climate change according to the passage?

a)

Decreasing sea levels

b)

Extreme weather events

c)

Stable global temperatures

d)

Increased ice caps

8.

Read the two texts below!

Text 1: Green tea is rich in antioxidants, helping reduce the risk of chronic diseases.

Text 2: Black tea contains compounds that support heart health and boost immunity.

What do both texts have in common?

a)

Both discuss types of tea with health benefits.

b)

Green tea and black tea are equally beneficial for immunity.

c)

Both types of tea can only be consumed for medicinal purposes.

d)

Green tea and black tea have identical nutritional values.

9.

Read the text below! Children spending too much time on screens often face problems like poor eyesight and lack of social interaction. What could happen if children reduce screen time?

a)

They may develop better eyesight and social skills.

b)

They will no longer enjoy their favorite activities.

c)

They will become less interested in learning.

d)

They may spend all their time reading books.

10.

Read the text below! Eating fruits and vegetables every day ensures a balanced diet, providing essential vitamins and minerals for the body. What is the conclusion of the text?

a)

A balanced diet depends on consuming fruits and vegetables.

b)

Fruits and vegetables should be eaten occasionally.

c)

Vitamins and minerals are not needed every day.

d)

A balanced diet can be achieved without vegetables.

11.

Read the text below! Jogging is an effective exercise to maintain a healthy heart and improve stamina. What does the text suggest?

a)

Jogging is a casual activity with no health benefits.

b)

Jogging only benefits people with weak hearts.

c)

Jogging is good for heart health and stamina.

d)

Stamina cannot be improved by jogging.

12.

Read the text below! Many people suffer from sleep disorders because of excessive gadget use before bedtime. This can lead to poor concentration and productivity during the day. Which sentence shows a cause-and-effect relationship?

a)

Excessive gadget use causes sleep disorders.

b)

Sleep disorders result in better concentration.

c)

Gadgets improve productivity during the day.

d)

Poor sleep has no effect on concentration.

13.

Read the text below! Reusing plastic bags can significantly reduce the amount of waste in landfills and oceans. What is the main idea of the text?

a)

Reusing plastic bags helps reduce environmental waste.

b)

Oceans are polluted by various types of trash.

c)

Using plastic bags should be completely banned.

d)

People do not know how to reuse plastic bags.

14.

Read the text below! Drinking water regularly helps maintain hydration, improves concentration, and boosts physical performance. Which sentence is a fact from the text?

a)

Drinking water makes people feel less tired every day.

b)

Staying hydrated can improve concentration and performance.

c)

Hydration is the only factor in physical performance improvement.

d)

People drink water only when they feel thirsty.

15.

Read the text below! Recycling paper is an easy and effective way to reduce waste. It helps save trees and decreases pollution caused by paper production. What is the writer's purpose in the text?

a)

To explain how to produce paper.

b)

To inform the process of recycling paper.

c)

To encourage people to recycle paper.

d)

To discuss the negative impact of recycling.

16.

Read the text below! Walking every day for at least 20 minutes is proven to improve heart health and increase energy levels. What is the main idea of the text?

a)

Walking every day improves overall health and energy.

b)

Walking daily is a hobby for most people.

c)

People who walk daily never feel tired.

d)

Walking is not beneficial for heart health.

17.

Who mentions artificial intelligence as the next big invention in the thread ?

a)

Oliver, Hazel, Dave

b)

Oliver, Robert, Nick

c)

Nick, Dave, Robert

d)

Nick, Oliver, Hazel

18.

Who compared the invention of Internet to the invention of Electric Toothbrush ?

a)

Nick Deakin

b)

Oliver Emberton

c)

Hazel Morris

d)

Dave Hustava

19.

Why do oil companies diversify their energy according to Robert Mudry

comment?

a)

Because oil based economy is not future proof

b)

Because the invention of cheap large scale energy storage

c)

Because they have multiple ways of making cheap energy

d)

Because they want to be environment friendly

20.

Which of the following statements is true according to the thread ?

a)

It is easy to predict what's the next big invention is going to be

b)

We already have multiple ways of producing cheap energy

c)

Many diseases are a thing of the past

d)

Artificial intelligence does not have the potential to revolutionize the

industries

21.

What is the next big invention according to Dave Hustava ?

a)

Artificial intelligence

b)

Gene therapy

c)

Quantum Computer

d)

Cheap large scale energy storage

22.

Which of the following options has the same meaning of “simultaneously” in Nick

Deaking comment ?

a)

Singularity

b)

Autonomously

c)

Concurrently

d)

Multiple

23.

What is the best summary of the passage ?

a)

Max, a 6 year old tabby is a cat that usually roams around the Vermont State

University’s Castleton campus that likes to greet visitors and student that walks

by

b)

Vermont State University’s Castleton gave Max an honorary degree because

of his excellent grade and achievement in his study

c)

The Vermont State University’s Castleton students like to greet Max whenever

they see him, they like to pet, take photos, and walk him around the

campus because max helps them with their work

d)

Max, a 6-year-old tabby cat, has become a beloved fixture at Vermont State

University's Castleton campus, earning an honorary doctorate in "Litter-ature" for

his affectionate presence and support during the university's historic merger

24.

Who gave the suggestion to give Max a doctorate according to the passage?

a)

Ashley Dow

b)

Rob Franklin

c)

Kaitlyn

d)

Maurice Ouimet

25.

What is the main idea of the third paragraph ?

a)

Max became a mascot for the students because of his affectionate and

lovable nature

b)

Max didn’t attend the graduation ceremony

c)

The student’s protected Max from the feral cats attack

d)

The students is familiar and cherished Max presence during summer

camp

26.

How do the sentence “ Max is a charismatic cat who brings people together and

even welcomes campus visitors.” best restated as ?

a)

Max enjoys being around people and is always present to welcome

guests at the university.

b)

Max's affectionate nature makes him popular among students and staff at

the university.

c)

Max has a charming personality that helps him connect with people and

greet visitors on campus.

d)

Max is a friendly cat who likes to meet new people and is often seen with

campus visitors.

27.

What is the tone of the passage ?

a)

informative

b)

critical

c)

subjective

d)

persuasive

28.

Which statements are incorrect according to the passage ?

a)

ultra processed plant food is associated with higher risk of cardiovascular

disease and high risk of death

b)

10% consumption of healthier option instead of ultra processed plant food

resulted in increased risk of cardiovascular disease by 7%

c)

ultra processed food goes through extensive industrial manipulation

d)

food like sugary drinks, biscuits, and crisps can contribute to risk of elevated

cholesterol and hypertension

29.

What is the main idea of the passage?

a)

Consuming any plant-based foods will ensure a longer and healthier life.

b)

Plant based food are dangerous for your health

c)

A plant-based diet can be harmful if it includes ultra processed foods,

which can increase health risks.

d)

All plant-based foods are healthy and beneficial for reducing chronic

diseases

30.

What does the sentence “warns against assuming that all plant-based options are

healthy simply because they lack animal products” implies ?

a)

All plant-based foods are inherently unhealthy.

b)

All plant-based foods are healthy if they do not contain animal products.

c)

Only animal-based foods are unhealthy.

d)

Some plant-based foods can be unhealthy despite not containing animal

products.

31.

What is the purpose of paragraph 1 of the passage?

a)

To introduce the potential health risks of ultra processed plant-based

foods.

b)

To explain the benefits of all plant-based foods.

c)

To discuss the findings of a recent study on plant-based diets.

d)

To provide an overview of the recommendations for adopting a

plant-based diet.

32.

What can replace the word "essential" in the passage?

a)

Trivial

b)

Minor

c)

Crucial

d)

Optional

33.

What is the author's intention in writing the passage?

a)

To entertain the reader with a story about birds

b)

To explain the concept of "bids for connection" and their importance in

relationships.

c)

To criticize people who do not respond to bids for connection.

d)

To promote the research conducted by Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman and Dr.

John Gottman.

34.

Which statement is true according to the passage?

a)

"Bids for connection" are only important in romantic relationships.

b)

Ignoring a partner's bid for connection is called "turning toward."

c)

Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman believes all bids for connection must be

answered every time.

d)

Responding to bids for connection positively can strengthen relationships.

35.

According to Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman, what does a "bid for connection"

primarily involve?

a)

Making large gestures to demonstrate interest in a partner.

b)

Reaching out to another person through verbal or physical means to express

interest, need, or conversation.

c)

Ignoring a partner’s attempts to engage in order to gauge their interest.

d)

Only responding to a partner's bid when it aligns with one's own interests or

needs.

36.

what does Dr. Lauren Fogel Mersy suggest is the appropriate response when a

partner misses a bid for connection?

a)

Directly criticize the partner for not recognizing the bid.

b)

Reflect on the missed bid and remain passive to avoid conflict

c)

Avoid addressing the missed bid to prevent discomfort in the relationship

d)

Communicate the intent of the bid to the partner and discuss the timing

for connection

37.

What is the main idea of the passage?

a)

Social media is harmful and should be avoided.

b)

Social media has both advantages and disadvantages.

c)

Businesses benefit the most from social media.

d)

Fake news is the biggest problem on social media.

38.

According to the passage, what is a negative effect of excessive social media use?

a)

Improved communication skills

b)

Increased anxiety and poor sleep

c)

Stronger face-to-face relationships

d)

Better academic performance

39.

The word "momentum" in the last paragraph is closest in meaning to:

a)

Decline

b)

Speed

c)

Popularity

d)

Criticism

40.

Which group benefits from social media advertising?

a)

Only teenagers

b)

Only politicians

c)

Businesses

d)

Scientists

41.

What does the author suggest about responsible social media use?

a)

It is impossible to use social media responsibly.

b)

People should delete all social media accounts.

c)

It can be a tool for positive change if used wisely.

d)

Only activists should use social media.

42.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a concern about social media?

a)

Spread of fake news

b)

Reduced sleep quality

c)

Increased travel opportunities

d)

Weakened social skills

43.

What is the author’s tone in this passage?

a)

Extremely critical

b)

Completely neutral

c)

Balanced (acknowledging pros and cons)

d)

Overly enthusiastic

44.

Why are coral reefs compared to rainforests?

a)

They are both found in tropical areas.

b)

They both have high biodiversity.

c)

They both produce oxygen.

d)

They are both green in color.

45.

What is coral bleaching?

a)

Corals growing rapidly

b)

Corals losing their color and dying

c)

Corals moving to deeper waters

d)

Corals attracting more fish

46.

According to the passage, how do coral reefs benefit humans?

a)

By increasing ocean temperatures

b)

By providing materials for medicines

c)

By reducing rainfall

d)

By creating more beaches

47.

What is the biggest threat to coral reefs mentioned in the passage?

a)

Tourists swimming near reefs

b)

Climate change and pollution

c)

Too many fish living in reefs

d)

Lack of sunlight

48.

What does the passage suggest about the future of coral reefs?

a)

They will definitely recover on their own.

b)

Most could vanish by 2050 without action.

c)

They are no longer important to marine life.

d)

Only scientists can save them.

49.

Which solution is NOT mentioned to protect coral reefs?

a)

Reducing carbon emissions

b)

Banning all fishing worldwide

c)

Creating marine protected areas

d)

Using reef-safe sunscreen

50.

The word "expel" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to:

a)

Absorb

b)

Release

c)

Attract

d)

Protect