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MAPEL :
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HARI / TGL :
Selasa, 23 April 2014
TIME :
120 Minutes
CHOOSE
THE CORRECT ANSWER BY CROSSING (X) A, B,
C, or D !
1.
Arrange the jumbled words below into good sentence.
to fetch – father
– your – at 4 p.m. – please
1 2 3 4 5
sharp – ask – me
6 7 8
- 5 – 7 – 3 – 2 – 8 – 1 – 4 – 6
- 5 – 7 – 3 – 2 – 8 – 1 – 6 – 4
- 5 – 7 – 3 – 2 – 1 – 8 – 4 – 6
- 5 – 7 – 3 – 2 – 1 – 8 – 6 – 4
2.
Arrange the sentences into a good text
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A. 6-4-1-2-5-3-7
B. 7-6-4-1-2-5-3
C. 6-2-4-1-5-3-7
D. 1-2-5-3-7-6-4
The text is for the question no. 3-6
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3.
What
does the letter tell about?
A.
Emmanuel's offering help to Mary
B.
Mary's reply to
Emmanuel's letter
C.
Mary's introduction to Emmanuel
D.
Mary's offering help to Emmanuel
4.
What is Emmanuel's father?
A.
Finance officer
B.
School principal
C.
Bank manager
D.
Student Exchange host
5.
What is implied in Mary's statement "Does
it snow much there"?
A.
She wants to see snow in Portugal
B.
She does not know much about Portugal
C.
She knows Portugal has snow
D.
She is not sure if Portugal is in Europe
6.
How many siblings does Mary have?
A.
l
B.
2
C.
3
D.
4
The text is for the question no. 7-9
7.
How long will the sale last?
A.
A week.
B.
Two days
C.
Three weeks.
D.
A month
8.
On what item does the shop give the most discounts?
A.
School bags.
B.
Exercise books.
C.
Deanna Mary Jane shoes.
D.
Kids' school clothing.
9.
"4 pack licensed briefs." The underlined
word means....
A. well-known
B.
certified
C.
various
D. cheap
The text is for
the question no. 10-11
Santi,
Our plan to visit our friends who suffer from Merapi eruption is
cancelled. The weather is not good to fly. I will let you know later.
Sari
10.
From the text we know
that …
A.
Santi and Sari go to
Merapi.
B.
Sari suffers from
Merapi eruption.
C.
Merapi’s weather is
fine.
D.
Sari and Santi cancell their visit.
11.
How are Santi and Sari going to visit their
friends?
A.
By bus
B.
By ship
C.
By train
D.
By plane
The text is for the question no. 12
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12.
What is the caution about?
A.
The volcanoes and their effect.
B.
The danger of volcanic fumes.
C.
The women and their children’s health.
D.
The pregnant visitors of the mountain
The text is for the question no. 13 - 14
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13. Why did the writer write the text
above?
A.
To
prepare the graduation party.
B.
To
inform about the graduation party
C.
To
invite someone to attend the party
D.
To
retell J. L. Chen’s graduation party
14. Based on the text we can conclude
that....
A.
June
L. Chen is the best student
B.
the
party is held at June’s hou
C.
the
party is held in the morning
D.
June
L. Chen just finishes her study
The text is for
the question no. 15
15.
Where can the students have lunch? In…
A.
the reception.
B.
the classroom.
C.
the dining room.
D.
the activity room
The text is for
the question no. 16 - 18
Samas Beach is located at the west of Parangtritis beach, at Srigading village, District of Sanden, about l4 kilometres south of Bantul.
From
downtown
Yogyakarta, you could travel to the southwest for 35 kilometres to get to the beach. Samas Beach is easy to visit with private or public vehicles.
In the beach there are many estuaries which form into lake and used as a place for cultivating fresh-water fish and shrimp. Besides its beauty, the specialty of this beach is sea turtles. Samas beach is a beach often visited by sea turtles of many kinds like the Hawksbills sea turtle, the leatherbacks sea turtle, and the green sea turtle. Those sea turtles come at a certain time and during the egg-laying season.
In this beach you will find a conservation
area of sea turtle as a concern from the society and the government toward this endangered species. Tn the conservation area, you will find a pool for the sea turtles' babies. The babies will be kept in the conservation to avoid them from the predators, until it reached certain age and ready to be released to the sea.
16.
How
many kinds of turtle are mentioned in the text?
A. Nine.
B. Five.
C. Three.
D. Two
17.
From
the text we know that....
A. the society does not
concern toward endangered species
B. the lake is used to
cultivate fresh water fish and shrimp
C. the sea turtles' babies
were kept in the river estuaries
the turtles visit the beach anytime
18. “…there are many estuaries…” the underlined word means…
A.
river mouths
B.
lagoons
C.
pools
D.
lake
The text is for
the question no. 19 -22
Maria’s hand glided through the warm clear water. Stroke after
stroke she moved lazily in the Australian summer. She wasn’t a good swimmer;
swimming in the shallow creek brought both fear and excitement. She didn’t
bother with bathers, she just threw on a t-shirt and some shorts.
She cracked her neck and fingers and lay back floating on the
water. Closing her eyes she started humming, forgetting her life, forgetting
about her parents arguing, forgetting about her loss and sorrow. Forgetting
everything. Maria’s heart skipped a beat when a dark shadow lurked slowly
around her. She stayed on her back not daring to move.
The possibility of sharks
was high. Her heart stopped. What was she supposed to do? The shark would
either attack or not, she was doomed if it did. Tears rolled down her cheek as
she felt something brush against her left shoulder. Maria felt herself flying
through the water. She gulped for air as she screamed. Falling she grabbed a
tuft of grass at the edge of the bank. Maria heaved herself up and coughed out
some water. Rolling over she peered into the water, adrenaline pumping her
veins. She nearly kicked herself, a dolphin was grinning at her, its eyes
sparkling. A huge grin spread across her face, she had never seen such a
magical creature so close before.
The dolphin echoed and splashed a huge gust of water at Maria.
Giggling she reached over and patted the slippery latex like surface of its
head. Dolphins were always happy; they needn’t worry about trouble. Maria
played with her little friend for ages until the horizon made a beautiful
orange colour. “I have to go now, but I’ll be back tomorrow!” she whispered.
It
appeared as if the dolphin knew what she had said. Maria would wait for another
day
of play and wonder. By
Emma Parker 7A
19.
It appeared
as if the dolphin knew what she had said. Maria would wait for another dayWhatisthetextabout?
A. Maria’s meeting with dolphin
B. Maria’s fear about shark
C. Maria’s first swimming experience
D. Maria’s bad experience in the beach
20.
What did she think
the dark shadow could be?
A. a ghost
B. a shark
C. a dolphin
D. Whirlpool
21.
What does "for
ages" in "Maria played with her little friend for ages until the
horizon made a beautiful orange colour", mean?
A. For her life
B. For a short time
C. For a long time
D. As long as her age
22.
Whatisthemainideaofparagraph2?
A. Maria was afraid of shark
B. Maria was enjoying herself
C. Maria saw fin in the water
D. Maria was very scared
The text is for
the question no. 23 - 24
23.
What is the text written for?
A.
To describe a music show.
B.
To promote an event.
C.
To congratulate someone.
24.
Who is the card for?
A.
Mom.
B.
Seza.
C.
Dad.
D.
Mom and dad
The text is for
the question no. 25 -28
It was early in the morning we left
Ubud and travelled to Gili Air which is one of three islands of Lombok. It took
4 hours in total by boat. The travelling was not bad but it was a hot day. I
said to Jane on the slow boat " It`s alright babe, it won`t be so hot and
stuffy once we get moving.”
When we got to Gili Air it was still
quiet so we were able to get a bungalow near the beach for about $ 15 a night
plus breakfast. We shared our room with quite a number of geckos. Some of them
were quite large ones.
The weather was still hot when I
went diving. Jane waited for me at the seashore. She observed some fishermen
who had just caught some fish. She did not want to dive because she had a
trauma with sea animals. We had three days here which we spent walking around
the island which takes about an hour. Every night, we sat on the couches near
the beach and watched the waves and the stars.
It
was a fantastic journey that I ever had
25.
The
purpose of writing the text above is …
A.
to
amuse the readers.
B.
to
advertise a tourism object.
C.
to
retell the writer’s experience.
D.
to
describe the view in Lombok
26. Jane did not join diving with the
writer because …
A.
the
weather was hot at that time.
B. she had a bad experience
with sea animals.
C. there were some
fishermen catching the fish.
D. she preferred to wait for the writer at
the seashore
27. “It was a fantastic
journey that I ever had.” (last paragraph) The underlined word is similar in
meaning to …
A.
meaningful.
B.
wonderful.
C.
interesting.
D.
amazing.
28. We can conclude from the text we
know that the hotel they stayed ini …
A.
had
geckos farm.
B.
was
not luxurious.
C.
served
lunch and dinner.
D.
onlyhad
bungalow.
The text is for
the question no. 29 - 32
The Crane’s Walk
A family of crabs lived
on the shores of a giant blue sea. They frolicked in the sands and
ate mussels, clams and
other small
sea creatures.
One day the mother crab saw a
beautiful crane walking
about in the sand, a straight graceful walk in
its
long reed-like
legs.
"How graceful that crane looks," she thought to herself. Then she
caught sight of her son waddling towards her and felt very irritated. "And how clumsy my son is. He is like a moving
sack."
"Why do you walk like that?"
she snapped, when he came nearer. "Instead of this
awkward one-sided gait, use
your 10
legs to walk straight. And gracefully,"
she added.
"How do I walk straight mother?" asked the bewildered
little crab. "I have only known to
walk like this."
But his mother insisted
he could walk straight, and
it would not be too difficult if he tried.
So the little
crab tried, and failed.
"Why don't you show me how to walk straight, mother?" he told her. "If you
show me the
straightway, I'm sure I will catch on."
So the mother tried to show her son
how
to do the straight walk, but no matter how hard
she tried, she could not. Her legs did not seem to be
suited to walking straight. "I give
up,"
she said, panting after several unsuccessful attempts. "Forget it child, I don't think nature
intended for us to
duplicate the
crane's walk."
29. What animal could walk gracefully?
A.
The crane and the crab.
B.
The crab’s child.
C.
Mother crab.
D.
The crane.
30. "I give up,"
she
said, panting after
several
unsuccessful attempts.
The underlined phrase means ...because it’s too
difficult.
A.
try hard
B.
stop doing
C.
attempt to finish
D.
go on
practicing
31. Based on the story, we know that....
A.
mother crab thought that her
son’s walk was very clumsy
B.
the crab’s child
succeeded to duplicate the
crane’s walk
C.
mother could walk straight but her son couldn’t
D.
the crane
helped the crabs to walk straight
32.
What can we learn from the story above?
A.
We must have a hard effort to be successful.
B.
We shouldn’t give up getting what we want.
C.
We should be satisfied to
what we
have.
D.
When there is a will there
is
a way.
The text is for
the question no. 32 - 36
Swans
are the largest members of the waterfowl family Anatidae, and are among the
largest flying birds. The largest species, including the mute swan, trumpeter
swan, and whooper swan, can reach length of over l.5 m (60 inches) and weigh
over l5 kgs (33 pounds). Their wingspans can be almost 3 m (l0 ft). Compared to
the closely related geese, they are much larger in size and have proportionally
larger feet and necks. They also have a patch of unfeathered skin between the
eyes and bill in adults. The sexes are alike in plumage, but males are
generally bigger and heavier than females.
The
Northern Hemisphere species of swan have pure white plumage but the Southern
Hemisphere species are mixed black and white. The Australian Black Swan (Cygnus
atratus) is completely black except for the white flight feathers on its wings;
the chicks of black swans are light grey in color, and the South American
Black-necked Swan has a black neck.
The
legs of swans are normally dark blackish grey color, except for the two South
American species, which have pink legs. Bill color varies: the four subarctic species have black bills with
varying amounts of yellow, and all the others are patterned red and black.
Although most birds generally do not have teeth, swans are known to be an
exception to this, having small jagged 'teeth' as part of their beaks used for
catching and eating fish. The Mute Swan and Black-necked Swan have a lump at
the base of the bill on the upper mandible
33.
What
is the main idea of paragraph 2?
A.
Two
South American species swan have pink
legs.
B.
The
swans are the largestflying birds.
C.
The
legs of swans are normally a dark blackish grey.
D.
Different
species of swan have different color.
34.
What
is the color of the Southern Hemisphere species?
A.
Pure
white.
B.
Light
grey.
C.
Completely
black.
D.
Mixed
black and white.
35.
What
is not one of the characteristics of swans?
A.
The
legs are normally a dark blackish grey color.
B.
They
have small jagged 'teeth' as part of their beaks.
C.
They
have short but slender neck.
D.
Their
beaks vary in color.
36.
"...except
for the white flight feathers on its wings;..." (Paragraph 2).The word its
refers to...
A.
Southern
Hemisphere species'
B.
Australian
Black Swan's
C.
The
Mute Swan's
D.
South
American Black-necked Swan's
The text is for
the question no. 37 -39
Making Goodie Bags for Party Favors
Party
favors are traditional gifts for guests at a party. Purchasing an expensive
item for each guest is unnecessary, as you can make some simple but thoughtful
party favors yourself at home. Whether you are planning a party for adults or
for children, explore how you can make your own favors and show your guests
your appreciation for their attendance.
Things
You'll Need
•
Mesh
fabric
•
Scissors
•
Candy
Instructions
1. Cut out one 3-inch
square for each party favor out of mesh fabric
using scissors.
2. Place candies in the
center of each mesh square. Use candies that match decor. For example, use
pastel colored jordan almonds for a baby shower or red and green candy-coated
chocolates for a Christmas party.
3. Pull up the sides of
each square to create a satchel for the candy. Secure the pouches with 3-inch
lengths of ribbon by tying them into a bow just below the raised corners.
4. Pass the candy goodie
bags out to your guests as they leave or place them on each table for guests to
take as they sit.
37.
Where
should we place the candy?
A.
On
the table.
B.
Outside
the satchel.
C.
Between
the pouch and the bow.
D.
In
the center of each mesh square
38.
"Pull
up the sides of each square to create a satchel for the candy." The
underlined word has similar meaning with....
A.
bag
B.
bow
C.
picture
D.
drawing
39.
"...
out to your guests as they leave or place them on each table ..." The
underlined word refers to....
A.
pastel
colored jordan almonds
B.
candy-coated
chocolates
C.
candy
goodie bags
D.
all
of the guests
The text is for the question no. 40-41
Herlina Christine Natalia Hakim,also known by the popular name Christine
Hakim, is an Indonesian actress,film producer,and actifist. She was born in
Kuala Tungkal, Jambi on 25 December 1956,but grew up Yogyakarta.She is mixed descent,
with her relatives coming from Padang ,Aceh.Banten Pekalongan,Madiun, and
middle east. Her parents named her Christine because she was born on Christmas
day.
She was discovered by Teguh Karya for his 1973 movie Cinta Pertama,a
role which gained her a Citra Award for the best Actress and convinced her to
follow a career in acting. Since then, she has starred in nomourous film
,including 1977’s Badai Pasti Berlalu and 1988’s Tjoet Nyak Dhien ; She also
had a minor role in 2010 Hollywood movie eat Pray Love. She has won six Citra
Awards,received a life time achievement award from The Cinema International
Film Festival , and served as amember of of the jury at the Cannes Film
Festival.
Hakim is also a documentary film maker. She has made a documentary on
autism to the Indonesian UNESCO World heritage sites,On May 2011, she is
producing a documentary on the Dayak people of Kalimantan..She is also
considering making a fiction film based on their culture.
40.
The text is about
Christine Hakim’s . . . .
A. life
B. career
C. movie
D. experience
41. Based
on the text ,we can say that . . . .
A. Christine
was a jury at the cannes Film Festival 2010
B. Dayak
people of Kalimantan is one of her fiction film
C. Christine
is one of the best movie star Hollywood
D. Christine
has been the best actress since 1973
The text is for
the question no. 42-44
Long ago, there
lived a little boy named Sammy. He was a good boy. He was good in his studies,
obedient to his parents, more intelligent than many other boys in his class and
kind to everyone.
Now there was
another boy named Timmy who studied in the same class as Sammy. Unlike Sammy,
he was not good at studies and always liked to play during school hours. He
misbehaved with his parents, bullied his classmates and even ill-treated Sammy.
On his eighth
birthday, Sammy got a nice pen as a gift from his parents. He brought it to
school so that he could use it to take down the notes of the lectures that the
teachers gave in class. When Timmy saw it, he felt uneasy. He asked Sammy,
"Hey, where
did you get that? Did you buy it?"
"My parents
gave it as a birthday gift to me." replied Sammy.
Timmy was
overwhelmed with anger and jealousy. His parents never gave him a gift. He
decided to steal Sammy's pen. During recess, when everyone had gone out from
the class, Timmy opened Sammy's bag and took out his pen. Then he hid it inside
his bag and went out.
When Sammy came
back and could not find his pen, he informed his class teacher about it. There
was a hunt for the missing pen and the class teacher ordered the class monitor
to search the bag of every children inside the class. The missing pen was soon
found out of Timmy's bag and the furious teacher asked the errant boy,
"Now Timmy,
what do you have to say about it?" Timmy was in tears. He had nothing to
say
42.
What
did Sammy get as a birthday gift?
A.
Note.
B.
Bag.
C.
Pen.
D.
Helm.
43.
Why
did Timmy steal Sammy’s pen?
A.
The
pen could be used to take down notes.
B.
Sammy’s
pen was a birthday gift to him.
C.
Timmy
was very jealous with Sammy.
D.
Everyone
had gone out from the class.
44.
What
can we learn from the story?
A. We must be very careful to everyone.
B. A jealous man can show his weakness.
C.
Everyone
must keep their promise.
D. Happiness will come after suffering
The text is for
the question no. 45-47
Place a big (45)..., like a sunflower, at the
base of the big bowl and then place the smaller bowl on it in a manner that the
flower gets sandwiched between the two bases. After you have put the smaller
bowl in place, just (46)...
the gap with chilled water. See to it that the water level makes it only
halfway between the two bowls and now let this arrangement stand in the freezer
overnight.Then, early in the (47)...,
push vibrantly-colored flowers, nuts, herbs, fern, and even shrimp into the top
empty area between the two bowls and fill it with more cold water, just enough
to cover your embellishments
45.
…….
- bowl
- flower
- rose
- Plate
46.….
- let
- make
- fill
- cut
47.
….
- midnight
- morning
- midday
- afternoon
The text is for
the question no. 48-50
A farmer planted a (48 )… It got bigger and bigger and bigger. One day the farmer said, "I am going to pull that (49)… turnip." He pulled and pulled, but the turnip did not come up. The farmer called his wife. "Please help me,"
he cried. "Hold on to me. Pull when I pull." The farmer pulled the turnip. His wife pulled the turnip. They pulled and pulled (50)…, but the turnip did
not come up
48. . ..
A.
Carrot
B.
Turnip
C.
Cabbage
D.
Potato
49. . ..
A.
Small
B.
Long
C.
Big
D.
Short
50. .
A.
Fast
B.
Strongly
C.
Happily
D.
Hard
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