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STRUCTURE AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION (Number 1– 30)

Select the correct answer from the four choices given!

1. Mom always encourages me … what I’ve started. 8. Detective Holmes had nothing to fear … he was an
A. finishing C. finish expert in martial art.
B. to finish D. finishes A. so C. whereas
B. though D. for
2. Some children noticed David Beckham … the ball on
Football Clinic yesterday. 9. Not only … from health problem but he also is in
A. to kick C. kicked serious legal trouble.
B. kick D. kicks A. Troy does suffer C. Troy is suffered
B. Troy suffers D. does Troy suffer

3. Dahlan Iskan is getting used to … the Minister of 10. … Indonesia became the champion of SEA
State-owned Corporation. GAMES 2011 increased our pride as a great nation.
A. lead C. leading
B. leads D. led A. Thus C. That
B. Since D. While
4. … to get a BB Bellagio at a discount, this man
had been willing to queu for 7 hours. 11. Kang In has gone to the drafted military, and …
A. He expected C. Expecting A. neither has Won Bin and Rain
B. Because expected D. Expected B. either has Won Bin and Rain
C. Has Won Bin and Rain too
5. The game performed by the U-23 National Team was D. So has Won Bin and Rain
perfect. …, it deserved to get a gold medal.
A. Thus C. However 12. Leyla objected to … Majnun though her parents
B. Otherwise D. Besides insisted on it.
A. leave C. leaved
6. Nene said to Shinchan, “What did Himawari do at B. leaving D. leaves
STAN yesterday?” Nene asked Shinchan …
a. What did Himawari do at STAN yesterday 13. Who … the teacher’s skirt? It’s such a childish act!
b. What Himawari did at STAN the day before a. does burn C. did burn
c. What had Himawari done at STAN b. burns D. was burnt
yesterday
d. What Himawari had done at STAN the day 14. Comodo Island … the ancient animals live in is
before visited by lots of foreign tourists.
a. Which C. in where
7. Ran ordered Budi … out all over Indonesia because b. of whom D. at which
he had lost for two weeks.
a. Search C. To search
b. Searched D. To be searched
15. You … unplugged the TV when the thunder came. 17. Next year at this time, I … a lecture in J building at
a. had better to C. might have STAN.
b. should have D. ought to a. attend
b. am going to attend
16. … he kept in with Syahrini, he wouldn’t have had a c. will be attending
duet with Ashanty. d. will have attended
a. if C. had
b. were D. unless
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18. Economists are waiting for Thursday's monthly 23. Spongebob got up … this morning due to his
reading of … to evaluate the U.S. entering back into nightlong film shooting.
a recession A. Lattest C. Late
a. a nationwide manufacturing index B. Later D. Lately
b. an index manufacturing nationwide
c. a manufacturing index nationwide 24. Mr. and Mrs. Rajasa are looking for an … for
d. manufacturing a nationwide index their clothes.
a. Eight doors cupboard
19. Roads in Central Jakarta always have heavy …, b. Eight-door cupboard
especially during rush hour. c. Eight-door-cupboard
a. traffic C. trips d. Eight-doors-cupboard
b. traffics D. movement
25. There … food on the table provided for the patient.
20. Either of us … willing to die for the sake of justice. a. Was a C. Is some
a. Is C. Has been b. Were some D. Are a
b. Are D. Were
26. Mia Audina … coaching badminton in
Netherland to playing tennis in Indonesia.
a. Likes C. Had better
b. Would rather D. Prefers

27. I can … hear the TV. Would you please turn it

up?
a. hardly C. loudly
b. barely D. clearly

28. …General Sherman tree stands 83.8 m tall and

the trunk alone is estimated to weigh over 2,000
short tons.
a. A C. The
b. An D. It is

29. Up to last month, my website … by a million

people over the world.
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21. Taste with true enjoyment each bite of food … A. Was visited C. Had been visited
tomorrow you would never be able to taste B. Has been visited D. Was being visited
again.
A. If C. As if 30. Winnie, …, became everlasting in the stories of
B. Unless D. Even though Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin.
A. Which is a bear black American
22. The key to success in billiard game is on the B. It is an American black bear
player’s emotional … C. Was a black American bear
A. intelligent C. intelligence D. A black American bear
B. intelligently D. intelligible
ERROR RECOGNITION (Number 31 – 40)
Choose the one word or phrase which would not be appropriate in standard written English!

31. The musician whomcomposition won the award will sing in the concert this Friday. A B C
D

32. The sign at which Intan looks says ‘Keep out! No trespass.’ A B
C D

33. The pharmacy school in Ganeca Institute possesses the same quality with that in Illinois University. A
B C D

34. He asked me what the children were going to do after having got out of the critical illness. A
B C D

35. They asked that I be sure to return this ancient ceramic back to the museum. A B
C D

36. The man reading a thick novel looks angrily when my cat disturbs him. AB
C D

37. You are such a gentle man yet you are not the best as my husband. A B
C D

38. The shop standing besides our house attracts a number of visitors from Malaysia. A B
C D

39. Kanna hoped the best paper in the contest would be her’s since she worked so hard for it. A
B C D

40. Thea has told me that the work has been done when come. A B
C D

READING COMPREHENSION (Number 41 – 60)

Read the passage carefully and select the one correct answer from the four choices (A, B, C or D)

Reading 1 For question number 41 – 46

Line Under proper conditions, sound waves will be reflected from a hill side of other such obstruction. Sound travels
at the rate of about one fifth of a mile per second. If the hill is eleven hundred feet away, it takes two seconds for the
sound to travel to the hill and back. Thus, by timing the interval between a sound and its reflection (the echo), you
can estimate the distance of an obstruction.
5 During World War II the British used a practical application of this principle to detect German planes on their
way to bomb London long before the enemy was near the target. They used radio waves instead of sound waves,
since radio waves can penetrate fog and clouds. The outnumbered Royal Air Force (RAF) always seemed to the
puzzled Germans to be lying in wait at the right time and never to be surprised. It was radio echoes more than
anything else that won the Battle of Britain.
10 Since the radio waves were used to tell the direction in which to send the RAF planes and the
distance to send them (their range of fight, in other words), the device was called radio directing and ranging, and from
the initials the word radar was coined. (Problem Set Nurul Fikri)
41. It can be inferred from the passage that … 164. The statements below are not the reasons
A. Sound waves are reflected from a hill side British used radio waves, EXCEPT …
under all conditions A. Radio waves were more exact than sound
B. Radar greatly increase the effectiveness of waves
the Royal Air Force B. The waves would penetrate fog and clouds
C. Radar was a practical application of a well C. The waves were easier to use
known principle D. The waves could not be detected
D. Light waves could be used in a device
similar to radar 45. Practical application of principle resulted in …
A. An electronic detecting device
42. The pronoun ‘their’ in line 6 refers to … B. New radio sets for RAF bombers
A. The British C. A radio detecting and ranging device
B. The German planes D. New electronic instruments for planes
C. The Royal Air Forces
D. The radio waves 46. The author of this passage probably intended
to explain…
43. The word ‘coined’ in line 12 can be best replaced by … A. How radar helped the British win the Battle of
A. Consisted C. invented Britain
B. used as money D. made coins B. How radar (word and device) came to be
C. Why the British used radio waves in their
device
D. Exactly how radar works

Reading 2 for Question number 47 – 53

Line Bees are flying insects that are found all over the world. There are over twelve thousand different species of
bees, but only about two thousand of these occur in North America.
Bees can be divided into two groups according to their living styles. Solitary bees live alone. On the other hand,
social bees, like ants, live in groups. Only about six hundred species are of this social category.
5 Social bees are interesting because in their ‘society’ there are different classes of bees. Each class
performs a different task. Queen bees lay eggs. Workers, underdeveloped females, work in the hive but never
reproduce. Males do not work; their only task is to mate with the queen.
Solitary bees occur as males and females. Every female makes a nest in the ground where she will lay
her eggs. The nest consists of many cells. After an egg is laid and put in a cell, the female also adds
10 some pollen and honey for food. Then she seals the cells. The females then go elsewhere to build a new nest or die.
When the eggs hatch, the larvae will feed on the pollen and honey which the female left for them.

47. What is the best title for the text? 48. Which of the following is TRUE?
A. Solitary Bees A. The female bees feed the larvae
B. Social Bees after they hatch
C. North American Bees
B. Many male bees help build their
D. An Interesting Insect hives
C. A tree is the best place for a female
49. The number of bee species in the world is … B. Ants are social
bee toinsects
lay eggs
A. Only 2,000 C. North America has more bees than Asia
D. A queen bee only lay eggs
B. About 12,000 D. The males in the solitary bees are workers
C. More than 12,000
D. 20,000 51. The pronoun ‘their’ in paragraph 2 refers to …
A. bees C. solitary bees
50. From the text we may infer that … B. social bees D. ants
A. Solitary bees have classes
52. The word ‘hive’ in line 6 could be appropriately
replaced by … 53. How many classes are there among the social bees?
A. shelter C. cage A. one C. three
B. nest D. house B. two D. four

Reading 3 For question number 54 – 60

In 1877, to celebrate the centennial anniversary of America’s … (54) from England, the French government
presented the United States with a colossal statue that has come to be one of the most beloved symbols of America. The
gift was presented in honor of the alliance between France and America during the Revolutionary War. The formal name of
the figure is Liberty Enlightening the World, but it is almost … (55) known as the Statue of Liberty.
Since the French government … (56) the money for the project, French sculptor Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi and
engineer Gustav Eiffel were put in charge of the design. The massive structure was assembled in Paris, where it was put
on exhibition before … (57), then shipped to New York and finally reassembled on Bedloe Island, which was later
renamed Liberty Island.
… (58) the difficulty and expense of working on an isolated island, construction took nearly a decade. After the statue
was completed in 1886, President Grover Cleveland came to New York to preside over the dedication ceremony. After the
unveiling, the Statue of Liberty became a beacon of freedom for both newly arriving immigrants and longtime city dwellers.
But after decades of … (59) to pollution and harsh ocean air, time had taken its toll on Lady Liberty, as the statue is
sometimes called. A full century after the dedication, a restoration effort was launched to repair damage from age and the
elements. Funded by both the French and American governments, the renovation of the statue required enclosing it in a
scaffold while workers renovated the copper sheeting and replaced the glass torch with a gold one. The …(60) monument
was unveiled a few years later, as vibrant and inspiring as ever.

54. A. independent C. independently 58. A. Despite of C. Therefore

B. independence D. independing B. Due to D. Besides

55. A. universe C. universally 59. A. exposure C. attack

B. universal D. university B. harassment D. standing

56. A. donates C. has donated 60. A. newly restoring C. new restored

B. donated D. had donated B. newly restored D. new restoring

57. A. was dismantled C. being dismantled

B. dismantling D. dismantled