This document provides material for an English lesson on reviewing films and other artworks. It includes activities to build students' knowledge of reviewing, such as discussing films and artworks they enjoy and providing their opinions on them. The document also presents grammar focuses on words, adjectives and phrases used to appraise artworks in reviews. Students are given the chance to practice writing reviews of their own by choosing a film or other work of art to review for their classmates.

1. MODUL BAHASA INGGRIS KELAS
XII/2 KTSP
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2. UNIT 1
Do you like this Movie?
A. Building Knowledge of Field
A.1. Language Function
A.1.1. Expression of Accusing, Denying , apologizing/regretting
Activity 1
Observe this picture
Questions
1. What does Bandung express?
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2. What does Jonggrang express?
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Activity 2
In pairs, read the dialogue aloud
Situation :
Linda is looking for her missing CD “Moulin Rouge” starred by Nicole Kidman. She looks for it everywhere but
she can’t find it.
Dinda : What are you looking for?
Linda : A Compact Disc. “Moulin Rouge”. Do you know it?
Dinda : Where did you put it?
Linda : As I remember, I put it in the green envelope.?
Dinda : Oh, My God. I has just thrown it to the dustbin in front of our house. I think it was no use anymore.
Linda hurriedly runs to the dustbin, she checks it thoroughly. But the CD was gone.
Linda : (said angrily) Why did you throw it without asking me fist?
Dinda : It’s my fault, isn’t? Don’t blame at me. I don’t know. I think it was not used anymore.
Linda : Yes, It is your fault. You must change it. I borrowed it from CD rental. You must change it.
Dinda : OK. I’ll change it. But don’t blame me for this. It is no use crying over spilt milk.
Activity 3
Answer the questions.
1. What is Linda doing?
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2. Where does she look for it?
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3. Where did she put in the CD?
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4. What did Dinda do to the CD?
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Hey, Jonggrang. I think
you’re the only person
who could have done
it, aren’t you?
Do you accuse me? Don’t
accuse someone easily?

3. 5. Is Linda angry with Dinda?
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6. Is Linda accuse Dinda for the missing CD?
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7. Which utterances showing the Linda’s accuse?
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8. Does Dinda regret for what she did to the CD?
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9. Show the utterance expressing her regret?
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10. Find out the other expressing showing accusing and regretting?
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Activity 4
Study the following expression
Expression of Accusing, Denying , apologizing /regretting
Accusing Denying and regretting
Why do you do this?
Why did you ………..
It’s your fault
You must be responsible for…
You must do it.
Don’t deny that you do it……
Denying
- it is not true.
- I didn’t do it
- I deny that
Regretting
- It ‘s no use crying over spilt milk
- I ‘m so sorry for doing that.
Activity 5
Make a short dialog and perform it before your class.
1. Your sister lost the new bag that it was borrowed from you.
You accused her.
You : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
Your sister : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
You : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
Your sister : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
You : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
Your sister : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
2. Your father accused you using his car without any permission.
You denied it.
Your father :………………………………………………………………………………………………
You : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
Your father : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
You : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
Your father : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
You : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
3. Your mother ‘s stove blew up. You were cooking in it. She was angry and blamed
you for this. You regretted.
Your mother:…….. ………………………………………………………………………………………
You :………………………………………………………………………………………………
Your mother:………………………………………………………………………………………………
You : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
Your mother:………………………………………………………………………………………………
You : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
4. Your neighbour’s dog was dead. They accused you poisoning the dog. You deny that.
Your neighbour :………………………………………………………………………………………
You : ………………………………………………………………………………………
Your neigbour : ………………………………………………………………………………………
You : ………………………………………………………………………………………
5. Your computer hanged. It didn’t work well. Your little brother used it last night.
You blamed it. He regretted
You :………………………………………………………………………………………………
Your brother: ………………………………………………………………………………………………
You : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
Your brother: ………………………………………………………………………………………………

4. You : ………………………………………………………………………………………………
Your brother: ………………………………………………………………………………………………
A.2. Listening
Activity 6
Look at the following Movie picture . Guess! What is the title of the movie?
The Title is : _____________________________________________
Activity 7
Listen to your teacher reading the following text. (Text is enclosed)
……………………………….
Paul Walker ………(1) in this action-filled sequel to 2001’s The Fast and The Furious. Brian O’ Conner
(Paul Walker) has left LA ……..(2) his illegal actions from the first movie and now soars the streets of Miami
making money here and there by street racing. Watched by …….(3) Agent Monica Fuentes (Eva Mendes),
Brian is ………..(4) by the police and is given a deal by agent Markham and Bilkins to go ……..(5) and try to
bring down rug lord Carter Verone (Cole Hauser) in exchange for his criminal record to be erased. Brian
agrees but if he is given permission to choose his partner.
Brian heads home to Barsto, Arizona, where he …….(6) an old friend Roman Pearce (Tyrese) to help him.
Pearce agrees but only for the same …..(7) Brian was offered. With the help of Monica, Brian and Rome work
together to ………(8) Verone.
(Taken from : C n S .Cool and Smart Magazine: Vo. 3 No. 18. 2002)
A.3. Explore Your Knowledge
Activity 8
Match the Actor /Actress with the title of the movie where they play in.
No Name of Actor/actress No Movie titles
1. Pierce Brosnan A Pretty woman
2. Al Pacino B Cast Away
3. Will Smith C The Aviator
4. Leonardo Di Caprio D When you were sleeping
5. Sandra Bullock E Sleepless in Seattle
6. Meg Ryan F Wild, Wild, West
7. Tom Hank G The Godfather
8. Jeniffer lopez H Titanic
9. Kate Winslet I Maid in Manhattan
10. Julia Robert J Tomorrow Never Dies
Activity 8.
Guess the title of the following movies.

5. 1. __________________________ 2. _____________________________
3. _____________________________ 4. ______________________________
A.4. Grammar Focus
A.4.1.Conjunctions for Complex Sentences
No. Conjunction Function Example
1 After
Before
Since
Until
When
While
as
To express time After I had taken a bath, I went to school
I was standing in front of the door until my father
came home
2. Because
Since
as
To express cause I can’t go to the concert since I have no money
3. If
Unless
To express condition I will go with you if the rain stops
Unless you gave me some money, I wouldn’t go to
the mall.
4. Although
Even though
Though
To express concession I will continue my study although I come from poor
family
5. Who
Where
When
that
To express identification I want to meet the man who had killed my cat
6. So that
In order that
To express purpose I study hard so that I can pass the exam well
7 And
But
So
Or
To express relation I want to go to Solo but My friends want to go to
Semarang
Activity 9.
Combine the following sentences with suitable conjunction
1. Sponge Bob was walking along the city park.
He met his friend Plankton
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6. 2. Dina chose the dog.
It was barking loudly
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3. We can make a Zeppelin
We can’t make the air
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4. Anto is sixteen years old.
He is not allowed to watch the movie
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5. Snow white could go anywhere.
Her uncle gave her permission
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6. I will keep trying to be a movie star.
None of the movie company accepts me as an actor/actress
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7. I took an extra lesson.
I can do the test with flying colours
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8. I was hunting bears in the wood
I met the Godzilla
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B. Modelling of Text.
Activity 10
Answer the questions orally!.
1. What is the title of the movie?
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2. Who are the main character of the movie?
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3. Who plays as the main character of the movie?
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4. What is the movie about?
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5. Where do you watch the movie?
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6. Do you like the movie? Why?
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Activity 11.
Listen to your teacher or friend reading the following text.
Ada Apa Dengan Cinta
 The Story of Love and Cinta
Andy Williams said,” Love is a many splendored thing.” But according to Nazareth,” Love hurts!” So, what is
love, actually? Many teenagers have tried in vein to find the answer to that question. It might be what inspired
Mira Lesmana and Riri Riza to produce the movie Ada Apa Dengan Cinta?, a movie about love and people who
are in love.
 The Lovely Cinta
Cinta (Dian Sastrowardoyo) is a beautiful, smart, and confident seventeen-year-old girl. Born in a loving
family, surrounded by understanding and supporting friends, Cinta seem to have everything in the world. She
has four best friend: Milly (Sissy Priscilia), Karmen (Adinia Wirastuti), Alya (Ladya Heryl) and Maura (Titi Kamal)
who always protect her and are there for her. She’s also the object of Bone’s affection, but most eligible
boyfriend at school.
But things are starting to change when Cinta meets Rangga (Nicholas Saputra), a cold and arrogant boy
whose presence is never taken into account at school. The Unpredictable character of Rangga disturbed Cinta.
It creates a new and unfamiliar sensation which leads Cinta into a new and strange world. The next thing she
knows, she has fallen in love with someone who has very different character and comes from a very different
world.

7. Bit by bit, Cinta starts to change. She becomes a new person, a stranger to her friends and even for herself.
She doesn’t understand what was happened, let alone her friends.
What’s wrong with Cinta? She start to see things and act differently. Should someone go through changes in
seeing and appraising her world? But is she the one who changes, or is it the people around her?
 The Loving Crew
This movie is directed by Rudi Soedjarwo ( the director of Bintang Jatuh and Tragedy). The script is written
by Jujur Pranoto, the script writer of Petualangn Sherina, although the idea of the story comes from Mira
Lesmana, Prima Rusdi and Riri Reza.
Most of the people involved in this movie, such as Rudi Sujarwo, the Art Director Adrianto Sinaga, the Editor
Dewi ST. Alibasah, the Director of Photography Roy Lolang, and the Stars are new comers to the 35mm-
celluloid-film world, except for Dian Sastrowardoyo. The songs and music are composed by Melly Goeslaw and
Anto Hoed, also new faces in the movie world. One thing that all of them have in common: they are very excited
and thrilled to take part in this awesome flick.
 The Lovable Story
Listen to what Riri Rizal says about this movie, “The ending is wonderful. I’ve seen it several times, but it can
still move and touch me and make me laugh.” Rudi Sujarwo is also confident that the movie will be well-accepted
by movie goers :“the movie is very complete. It has a love story, comedy, and action. Above all, the ending is
really surprising. “this movie is about falling in love for the first time, something that most of us have experienced.
Through this movie, we can recall that experience and also, hopefully, viewers will fall love with Indonesian
movies, ”says Mira Lesmana. Well, that’s what we also expect, right? So make sure you watch this flick and
capture the moment.
(Originally written by Nuzulia Latifah in C n S Cool And Smart Magazine Volume 1 no. 6 2002)
1. Do you watch the movie?
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2. How many times do you watch the movie?
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3. With Whom do you watch the movie?
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4. What do you think of the movie? Is it interesting?
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5. Tell! How is the scenario of the movie?
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6. How does the reviewer of the movie think about the movie?
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7. Does she give a critical opinion to the movie?
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8. What is the genre of the movie?
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C. Join construction of the text.
Activity 12
Works in group of four. Fill in the blank with suitable words from the box.
The Lost World: Jurassic park Part II
The Lost World: Jurassic park Part II, ____________(1) picture about an island populated with real dinosaurs.
Released in 1997, this science-________(2) adventure is the __________(3) to the box office hit Jurassic Park
(1993), in which a mad scientist built a dinosaur theme park on a remote island. Although those dinosaurs were
____________(4), there are some left on other island. Dr. Sarah Harding (played by Julianne Moore) and Dr. Ian
Malcom (Jeff Goldblum) travel to the island to _____________(5) the dinosaurs and try to ______________-(6)
Roland Tembo (Pete Postlethwaite) from rounding the beast up and taking them to a theme park in the United
States. The __________(7) turns bad, the dinosaurs become violent, and one of the angry____(8) makes his
way to Los Angeles, California.
Director
Steven Spielberg
(Adapted from : Look Ahead 3)
Weather observe motion destroyed
Fiction beast sequel prevent

8. Activity 13.
Answer the questions
1. What does the text tell you?
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2. Which of these is the purpose of the text?
a. to explain the processes involved in the formation
b. to critique an art work or event for a public audience?
c. to describe the way things are.
3. Who gave the review about the movie?
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4. Who are the main actors and actresses in “The Lost Word: Jurassic Park II” ?
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5. Is the film an adventure, an action or a drama?
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D. Independent Construction of Text.
Activity 14
1. Suppose you were a movie reviewer for a broadcast. Your job is reviewing the up coming movies.
2. Choose one of the movies. Prepare a review.
3. Tell your review to your friends orally.
Example :
“ Good morning my teacher and all my friends. Welcome back with me …………….(State your name). in movie
program at RCTI. Do you still Remember Sponge Bob Square Pants 2004 movie? Great ……………
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Name : ________________________ Student Number: ________________________
Scoring
Low (45-59) Average (60-75) Good (76-100)
1. Pronunciation
2. Intonation
3. Stress
4. Gestures
Total
Total Score
WRITTEN CYCLE
A. Building Knowledge of Field
A.1. Explore your knowledge.
Activity 1.
Discuss the questions with your friends
1. Do you often see box office films or read best seller books?
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2. What are they?
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3. Do you sometimes give your opinion about the films or books?
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4. Do you read some books or film reviews?
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5. Have you made a review on films, books or others art works.
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9. Activity 2.
Fill in the blank with your own answers. Give the reasons.
No. Kinds of art works
1. The most interesting Movie Reasons
2. The most interesting TV Show Reasons
3. The most interesting book Reasons
4. The most interesting song Reasons
A.2. Grammar Focus
A.2.1. Words, adjectives and phrases of Appraisal
When we review art works sometimes we appraise them. To show the appraisal, you can use the following
words, adjectives, or phrases.
1. Words/adjectives
- good
- excellent
- perfect
- superb
2. Phrases
- too good to miss
- very good
- not too bad
- touches our heart
- full performance
- turned out very well
- well developed
Examples:
1. After seeing this play, I really intend to see it again.
2. Angelina Jolie gives her full performances in Mr. and Mrs. Smiths
3. “ Saving Private Ryan” is an excellent movie.
4. The characters in the “The Da Vinci Code” are well developed.
5. The slaughtering scene of the villagers in “Platoon” touches our heart
Activity 3.

10. Make sentences to express your appraisal on these kinds of art work.
Example: The Lost World – film
The special effects used in “The Lost World” is so excellent, making the film is too good to miss.
1. Kuntilanak - film
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2. Empat Mata – Talk show
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3. Hapus Aku –song
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4. Dealova - book
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5. Pierce Brosnan – Movie star
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B. Modelling of Text
Activity 4
Use your dictionary. Find out the meaning of the words.
1. Ruthless : ________________________________
2. Debris : ________________________________
3. to retrieve : ________________________________
4. Treasure : ________________________________
5. Suicide : ________________________________
6. Voyage : ________________________________
7. Breeding : ________________________________
8. Sumptuous, : ________________________________
9. Grippingly : ________________________________
10. Amidst : ________________________________
Activity 5
Read the following review and study the schematic structure of the text.
Orientation Starring:
Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates, Frances Fisher,
Bernard Hill, Jonathan Hyde, Danny Nucci, Gloria Stewart, David Warner,
Victor Garber, Bill Paxton
Director:
James Cameron
Running Time:
189 minutes
Kinds :
Action, Drama, Romance
•I absolutely love ‘Titanic’, and all of the movies will always hold a special
place in my heart. Brock Lovett (Bill Paxton) is a somewhat ruthless treasure
hunter searching for profit under the sea in the debris of the wrecked liner
Titanic. In particular, he is searching for a necklace featuring an historic blue
diamond that is rumored to have sunk with the ship. He believes he is on the
right track when his crew retrieves a safe in which he finds a sketch of a
beautiful woman wearing the diamond. The drawing is shown on a TV news
program, and an old lady called Rose Dawson Calvert (Gloria Stewart)
comes forward claiming that she is the woman in the drawing. When
questioned by the treasure hunters, she tells them her story.
Interpretative recount 1 When she joined the Titanic for her maiden voyage Rose DeWitt Bukater
(Kate Winslet), as she was known then, was 17 years old. Her mother
(Frances Fisher) had good breeding but little money, so she was taking Rose
to America to marry rich Cal Hockley (Billy Zane) - a match that Rose would

11. rather have avoided.
Interpretative recount 1 • Attempting to commit suicide, she was saved by Jack Dawson (Leonardo
DiCaprio), a raffish and charming third-class passenger. Jack and Rose
started to spend time together, ultimately falling in love, in spite of the
disapproval of both her mother and Hockley. Hockley would have done
anything to prevent Jack seeing Rose, and falsely accused him of theft.
However, the historic events that followed were to change everything.
Evaluation 1 Cameron's "Titanic" is justly recognized as something of a masterpiece.
The film cost a phenomenal amount to make, and most of that spending is
visible on screen. Everything about it looks sumptuous, and the effects that
go into the sinking of the ship are grippingly realistic.
Evaluation 2 The romantic thread is appealing enough, but its greater purpose is to
make the effect of the tragedy more personal. Kate Winslet and Leonardo
DiCaprio make a fine job of playing the young couple, although the romance
is occasionally rather overdone and DiCaprio does struggle at times to give
his character as written any real depth
Evaluation 3 Although the film is a personal romance set amidst a greater disaster
story, it is also the story of Rose's life and the effect her experiences have
had on her - and it largely succeeds on all counts.
Evaluative summation Sometimes love must triumph over disaster.
(Adapted from : CBC 2004)
Question A – Understanding the text.
1. What is the genre of the film?
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2. Who is the name of the director?
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3. Who are the names of the actors and actresses?
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4. Where is the setting?
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5. Why did Rose DeWitt Bukater go to America on the ship?
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6. Why did Rose DeWitt Bukater attempt to commit suicide?
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7. Who Helped her?
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8. How did the movie show the sinking of the ship ?
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9. Find out the word in the text that has the similar meaning with “ catastrophe”
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10. “……she is the woman in the drawing”. Prg 1. The word “she “ refers to …
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Questions B – Identifying the schematic structure of the review text.
1. What is the writer’ opinion of “Titanic”?
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2. What is the purpose of the writing of this text?
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3. What is the message of the film?
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4. State the utterance in the text that show the adjectives of appraisal?
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5. State the conjunctions used to construct complex sentences in the text?
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Activity 6.
Read the summary
Text : Review

12. Purpose : To critique an art work or event for public audience
Structure : 1. Orientation - background information on the text
2. Interpretative recount - summary of an art work (including character and plot)
3. Evaluation - Concluding statement ( Judgement , opinion or
recommendation)
4. Evaluative summation - The last opinion consisting the appraisal or the punch line
of the art work being criticized
C. Joint Construction of text.
Activity 7.
Work in group. Label the text with its generic structure.
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____________
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Harry Potter: Order of the Phoenix
I absolutely love the Harry Potter series, and all of the books will always hold a
special place in my heart.
I have to stay that of all the books, however, this was not my favourite.
When the series began it was as much of a “feel good” experience as a huge mug
of hot cocoa. The stories were bright, fast-paced, intriguing, and ultimately
satisfying.
Order of the Phoenix is a different kind of book. In some instances this works . . .
you feel a whole new level of intensity and excitement by the time you get to the
end. I was truly moved by the last page. Other times the book just has a slightly
dreary, depressing feel. The galloping face of the other books has slowed to a trot
here, and parts of it do seem long, as if we were reading all about Harry “just
hanging out” instead of having his usual adventures. Reading in detail about Harry
cleaning up an old house, for example – housekeeping is still housekeeping,
magical or no, and I’m not very interested in doing it or reading about other people
doing it.
A few other changes in this book – the “real” world comes much more into play
rather than the fantasy universe of the previous books, and Harry has apparently
been taken off his meds. I know that he had a lot to be grumpy in this book,
especially with being a teenager and tall, but the sudden change in his character
seemed too drastic. He goes from being warm-hearted, considerate person to
someone who will bite his best friend’s heads off over nothing. It just seemed like
it didn’t fit with his character, like he turned into a walking cliché of the “angry
teen” overnight.
The real story seemed to happen in the last 1/3 of the book and this part I loved. I
actually liked the ending ( andyes, I cried!0 as sad as it was. It packed a punch
and it made me care about the story even more. Still a really good book, with
some editing it would have been great.
1. Have you read the book
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2. How many times do you read the book?
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3. What do you think of the book? Is it interesting?
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4. How does the reviewer of the book think about the book?
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5. Does she give a critical opinion to the book?
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6. What is the genre of the book?
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7. Is it useful for book for children or for adult?
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13. Activity 8.
Read the following review then rearrange the paragraph to make a good text of review.
Basara Vol. 5
by Sheena McNeil
The possible arrangement is ….
a. _____________________
b. _____________________
c. _____________________
d. _____________________
(1)
Yumi Tamura has included a very short and
very cute extra story at the end. There is a
little bird that follows Sarasa around
(providing a bit of comic relief) named
Shinbashi. In this extra, Shinbashi goes
home only to be babied. It remains a secret
that he has grown up and has faced dangers
with Sarasa that his siblings can't even
imagine. The reunion is short-lived as
Shinbashi rushes back to nap with Sarasa.
This light story is a great way to conclude
this volume, and it is only a couple of pages
so it doesn't detract from the main story. I
highly recommend Basara to anyone looking
for an excellent shojo read.
(2)
Publisher
Viz
http://www.viz.com
Credits
Writer: Yumi Tamura
Artist: Yumi Tamura
Distributor:
Translator: Lillian Olsen &Gerard Jones
ISBN: 1-59116-246-7
Grade: 10
(3)
While the style used to draw the eyes is
not my favorite by any means, it does fit
with the overall art style which is both
wispy and detailed. The characters are
extremely well developed, and even minor
characters are distinct — without
overpowering the main characters. This
volume is action-packed with some very
tense scenes. Shuri gets to be heroic in the
beginning (though he is acting selfishly for
himself and Sarasa alone). Sarasa really
gets to shine in this volume. Her feminine
side gets to come out when she needs
help from Shuri, but she holds her own
several times against the Blue King, and
ultimately helps to end his reign. Thus,
Basara is maturing into the perfect shojo
manga.
(4)
On the one hand I feel a bit out of the loop
jumping from volume one to volume five, but
on the other hand I found it easy to pick up
here, and I actually enjoyed this volume much
more than volume one. Sarasa and Shuri
(disguised as a monk) are participants in a
race for their lives for the Blue King's
amusement. Despite mouthing off to the Blue
King, Sarasa is spared ... but only long enough
to be made a sacrifice to the dragon god. She
finds some unexpected allies and disillusions
the people to what their king and their god
really are. She and Shuri are briefly reunited,
only to be torn apart when the city succumbs to
the water from the broken dam, and Shuri is
confronted with a new visage of the Blue
King...
(5)
Even though I skipped three volumes, it is still evident that Sarasa's secret (taking over
her dead brother's identity as the "Child of Destiny" to free her people) is still safe. Her
realtionship with Shuri is growing (and his secret of being the Red King is still safe as
well). A nice romance is blossoming, but is still tense ... especially with the reader
knowing that Sarasa and Shuri are mortal enemies (though they don't know it because
they keep their secret identities from each other).

14. e. _____________________
D. Independent Construction of Text
Activity 9
Choose one of the following movie. Find the CD. Watch it, then write a review
about the movie.
1. Anna and the King
2. Spiderman 2
3. Eiffel I’m in Love.
4. Jaelangkung
5. Charlie’s Angel
6. (Your won choice)
Review Planner
Orientation
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Interpretative
recount
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Evaluation ____________________________________________________________
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Evaluative
summation
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Uji Kognitif 2
A. Choose the best answer by crossing a, b, c, d or e
Text 1.
Twister tells the story of tornado chasers trying to test new equipment that will help save lives. The
story of Twister is about Jo Harding (played by Helen Hunt) and her soon-to-ex-husband Bill (played by Bill
Paxton) who goes hunting tornadoes in a race against other twister chasers. Bill has invented a machine that
might help predict tornadoes but he needs to test it. Along the way there is drama between Jo, Bill and Bill’s
new girlfriend and some humorous moments involving the twister-chasing team. I found the special effect used
in the movie to be excellent and the story easy to follow. This is a movie suitable for the whole family and sure to
blow them away
This film is really worth watching.
(Text Types in English Book 1: 1994:40)
01. The purpose of the text is …
a. to entertain readers by telling a story
b. to describe how a film is made
c. to describe a film
d. to review a film for a public audience
e. to inform readers about a good film
02. After reading the review, how would you judge this film?

15. a. excellent
b. not bad
c. bad
d. fair
e. mediocre
03. What does the writer suggest to the audience?
a. They should make another film
b. They should neglect the film
c. They should promote the film
d. They should watch the film
e. The film is forgettable.
04. The first paragraph of the text functions as …..
a. Evaluation
b. Orientation
c. Explanation
d. Interpretative recount
e. Evaluative summation
05. …. .but he needs to test it. (Stc. 4)
The underlined word refers to …
a. The reviewer
b. Jo
c. Bill
d. Helen Hunt
e. Paxton
Text 2
The Last Samurai
Set in 19th century Japan, The Last Samurai focuses on an embittered U.S. Civil War veteran, Nathan
Algren (Tom Cruise), who has dragged his world-weary, alcoholic body across the Pacific to help train the
Japanese Army to overcome rebellious samurai warriors, who are fighting against the introduction of Western
ways that are sweeping aside Japanese tradition. Algren has no commitment to the cause; he’s there purely for
the money, and because he has nothing else to do other than drink to obscure terrible flashbacks to wartime
atrocities, memories of post-Civil War battles against American Indians.
The Last Samurai is a war movie, no doubt about it. There are several large battle scenes that are stirring
and brutal. Yet the heart of the film is less about war than it is about recovering from the damage of war, as
Algren – without even knowing he’s doing it – seeks redemption and a return to honour in his own life. The film
parallels the fate of the samurai to that of American Indians, taking a slightly subversive slap at American
capitalist imperialism (which remains that nation’s primary motivation in dealing with the rest of the world).
Visually attractive, this film is a huge success because its midsection – set in the samurai village – is
intelligent, gentle and patiently treated. Algren cleans up his act and learns the way of the samurai gradually,
there’s no magical transformation here, so it’s utterly believable that a burnt-out American drunk could be
transformed into an honourable samurai warrior.
Great to look at and respectful of its subject matter, The Last Samurai is an epic with excitement, brains
and heart.
(www.moviereviews.com: 2007)
06.What is the genre of the movie?
a. drama
b. comedy
c. action
d. horror
e. animated science fiction
07.What does the movie tell about?
a. The samurai war in Japan
b. The expansion of America in Japan
c. The Kastumoto transformation from Samurai to Wester way of life
d. The westernization of Japan
e. The Algren transformation from an American drunker to an Honourable samurai warrion

16. 08.What do you think of the movie? Is it good one?
a. excellent
b. not bad
c. bad
d. fair
e. mediocre
09.. Algren cleans up his act and learns the way of the samurai gradually, there’s no magical transformation
here…. (prg 3) The underlined words has the similar meaning with…
a. transferring
b. changing
c. becoming
d. opening
e. guiding
10. … so it’s utterly believable that a burnt-out American drunk could be transformed into an honourable
samurai warrior. The underlined words has the similar meaning with…
a. respected
b. respecting
c. respectful
d. respectable
e. respect
11.Where do you know the review above ?
a. in a newspaper
b. in a booklet
c. in a TV broadcast
d. in a newspaper
e. in internet
Text 3
12. What kind of text is it?
a. advertisement
b. brochure
c. pamphlet
d. leaflet
e. poster
13. Nia : What is the person who gives instruction to the movie player to act called?
Donny : … .
a. actor
b. actress

17. c. editor
d. director
e. screen writer
14. Nia : What is the person who composes a movie scenario called?
Donny : … .
a.actor
b.actress
c.editor
d.director
e.screen writer
15. I will take acting class this year ________I can be a movie star someday
a. since
b. because
c. unless
d. in order that
e. while
16.The director can’t continue the making of the movie ________the producer provides more money.
a. since
b. because
c. unless
d. in order that
e. while
17 . ___________Shinta was on her way home from the shooting location, she saw an accident
a. since
b. because
c. unless
d. in order that
e. while
18. Nina : What do you think Mr. Hartono is, Ani?
Ani : I think he’s a very good person ….. he is rich, he never looks down on the poor.
a. so
b. since
c. unless
d. however
e. although
19. Her mother often advises Linda to pay more attention to her study, … . she never listens.
a. but
b. although
c. so
d. despite
e. and
20. My brother wants to go hiking in the mountains , … . my sister prefers to go to the beach.
a. moreover
b. consequently
c. on the other hand
d. otherwise
e. in spite of

18. PELATIHAN 1
UJIAN NASIONAL 2007
Listening Section (Question 1 – 20)
In this section of test, you will have the chance to
show how well you understand spoken English. There are
four parts of this section, with special directions for each
part.
PART 1
Questions : 1 – 4
Directions :
For each questions, you will see a picture in your
test book and you will hear a question followed by five
statements. The questions and the statements will be
spoken two times. They will not be printed in your test
book, so you must listen carefully to understand what
the speaker says.
When you hear the question and five statements look
at the picture in your test book and choose the
statements that best describes what you see in the
picture. Then on the answer sheet, find the number of
the question and mark your answer. Look at the
sample below.
Look at the picture in your test book.
Woman : What is the man doing ?
Man : ...............
a. He is looking at the picture of the two Woman
b. He is sitting in the garden holding a camera
c. He is pointing at the two Woman
d. He is taking a photograph of the Woman
e. He is talking to the Woman.
Sample answer :
A b c d e
Statement (d) “He is taking a photograph of the
Woman”, best describes what you see in the picture.
Therefore, you should choose answer (d).
01.
02.

19. 03.
04.
PART II
Questions : 5 to 10
Directions :
In this part of the best, you will hear a statement or a
question spoken in English, followed by five
responses, also spoken in English. The statement or
question and the responses will be spoken two
times. They will not be printed in your test book, so
you must listen carefully to understand what the
speakers say. You have to choose the best
response to each statement or questions.
05. Mark your answer on your answer sheet
06. Mark your answer on your answer sheet
07. Mark your answer on your answer sheet
08. Mark your answer on your answer sheet
09. Mark your answer on your answer sheet
10. Mark your answer on your answer sheet
PART III
Questions 11 – 15
Directions
In this part of the test, you will hear two
conversation. They will be spoken two times. After
you hear a conversation and the questions about
it, read the five possible answer and decide which
one would be the best answer to the questions
you have heard.
11. a. A problem of doing business in Japan
b. The Japanese way of business
c. How to do business in Japan
d. The American business persons
e. How to make a decision in Japan
12. a. Straightly d. Directly
b. Slowly e. Gradually
c. Quickly
13. a. 3 d. 7
d. 5 e. 8
e. 6
14. a. Paris d. Greece
b. Italy e. Switzerland
c. Spain
15. a. No, because he doesn’t like traveling
b. No, because he doesn’t like Italy
c. Yes, if he has the chance to go abroad
d. Yes, because he has planned it
e. Yes, if the woman asks him to
PART IV
Question 16 - 20
Directions :
In this part of the test, you will hear 2 short texts.
They will be spoken two times. After you hear a
text and the questions (s) about it, read the five
possible answer and decide which one would be
the best answer to the questions you have heard.
16. a. At an airport

20. b. At a hotel
c. At a restaurant
d. At a cafe
e. At a department store
17. a. The receptionist d. Miss baker
b. The visitor e. The manager
c. The porter
18. a. Three nights d. Six nights
b. Four nights e. Seven nights
c. Five nights
19. a. How to go to the National Gallery
b. Some historical stories
c. What is displayed in the National Gallery
d. Paintings
d. Statues
20. a. 1 d. 4
b. 2 e. 5
c. 3
This is end of the listening section
TEXT 1. This text is for questions 21-22
On April, 3, 2005, Senior High School from Sidney
Distance High School history class had an exursion to the
police and Justice Museum near Circular Quay.
First we went into the small courtroom. This had
been used from the late 1800’s to 1980’s. There was a
place where the jury sat and high bench for the judge.
When we took part in a mock trial, based around
the murder of Charles Wright on 1 October, 1993. We
acted as witness, the defendant, the judge, the court
reporter, the defence and the prececusion. We found the
defendant not guilty.
After the trial, we were taken around the museum.
We saw vest helmets and weapons used by outlaws. We
learnt about the Graime and Thorn case.
We enjoyed our visit to the Police and Museum
and learnt about the evidence and how crime are solved.
21. The purpose of the text is to ... .
a. tell past events.
b. entertain readers
c. describe the smugglers
d. report an event to the police
e. inform readers about events of the day.
22. We acted as witness.
The underlined word means..... .
a. something to be informed
b. something to be presented
c. a person who get a present
d. a person who commit a crime
e. a person who saw an event taking place
TEXT 2. This text is for questions 23-25
Hollywood is no longer just in California.
Today the entertainment industry is finding
new homes in Europe, Latin America, and Asia. The
Americana media and communication industries are
looking all over the globe for new opportunities.
Although many companies are investing in the fast-
growing European media industry, many industry
executives believe the biggest long-term opportunity is
in China and other countries in Southeast Asia. The
potential market is huge – over 310 million people in
the European community, but over 650 million in
Pacific Rim
23. The communicative purpose of this text is ….
a. to critic an art work.
b. to describe
c. to explain
d. to entertain.
e. to inform
24. Which of the following is the main topic of the
article ?
a. The media industry is expanding..
b. China is big market today.
c. New homes are being built in Europe
d. There are many opportunities in Hollywood.
e. Hollywood produces many big movies
25. According to the article, what does “ Hollywood”
represent ?
a. American enterprise d. All executives
b. The media industry.. e. Big market
c . Movie industry
TEXT 3. This text is for questions 26-28
Omar lbn-ul-Khattab was one of the greatest early
Caliph. He became Caliph after the death of Abu Bakr.
Arab rule spread to many countries outside Arabia under
Omar.
When he became Caliph, he took care that everyone
had enough to eat, and that :mone disobeyed the rules of
the religion. He also took care to rule justly. He often went
out at night, dressed like an ordinary Bedouin, and
walked along the houses of the town, and along its
streets. He went among his people and heard what they
said about him and his rule.
One night he passed by a house where he
heard children crying. When he went in, he saw a
few children sitting in the corner of the room. Their mother
was standing in front of a pot on the fire. Steam was

21. coming out of the pot and the mother was stirring the `food'.
She asked her hungry children many times to wait until the
food was ready. The man wondered. what was wrong. He
went up to the woman and said, "Peace upon you, good
old woman Why are the children crying? I can see that the food
will soon be ready. Can't they wait?"
The woman looked up with pain and anger in her
eyes. She answered, "The Caliph never thinks of his
people. He thinks of himself. These poor children have no
father and food."
Then she whispered in his ear, "Come and look at the pot."
He saw a few stones in the boiling water. There was no food at
all in the pot. The woman had no food, but her children
were very hungry. She wanted to get them tired and go to sleep.
Then the man said to the woman, "Please wait for me I
shall soon be back."
He went away quickly. He fetched a large bag
foil of bread and other things from his home,. and carried
it on his back to the poor woman and her children. He gave it
quietly to the poor woman and said to her, "If you need food
again you must go to the Caliph and ask him. It is your right.
He wilt always give you some. And remember ! The Caliph
is not abadman
26. The communicative purpose of this text is ….
a. To give a view of an art work.
b. to describe a person.
c. To explain a person
d. To entertain.
e. To inform
27. What did the woman think of the Caliph ?
a. the Caliph is selfish
b. the Caliph is rich
c. the Caliph is so generous
d. the Caliph is wise
e. the Caliph is kind
28. How does the last paragraph function towards the
whole story ?
a. It shows how the writer made conclusion
b. It shows how the woman ended the story
c. It shows how the problem was solved
d. It shows how the man gave conclusion
e. It shows how the man closed the story
TEXT 4. This text is for questions 29-30
The Meteorology and Geographics Agency (BMG)
said on Thursday that there was a possibility of sporadic
heavy rainfall in Bogor, West Java through the end of this
month, and warned that there would be more overflowing
rivers in the city.
Achmad Zakir, head of weather forecast from the
BMG, explained to The Jakarta Post that April to May was
the transition period from the rainy season to the dry
season, making the weather unpredictable.
“ We admit to having a hard time forecasting
the heavy rainfall in Bogor on Wednesday that caused
a major river in Jakarta to overflow,” he said.
29. The text tell us ....
a. Ahmad Zakir’s explanation.
b. Heavy rainfall in West java.
c. A weather forecast by the BMG.
d. The difficulty in predicting the weather in
Indonesia.
e. The transition period from the rainy season to
the dry season.
30. “ ...that there was a possibility of sporadic rainfall in
Bogor, ...in the city.” ( Pr. 1)
The underlined word has the closest meaning to
....
a. probability d. regularity
b. quantity e. capability
c. certainty
TEXT 5. This text is for questions 31-33
Piranha fish are the fiercest animals in the
world. They live in the fresh water rivers of South
America, from Venezuela to Northern Argentina.
These fish hunt in groups, called schools. They usually
eat other fish smaller than themselves. Sometimes
Piranhas will attack and eat each other.
There are about 18 kinds of piranha fish. Only
four kinds attack man. Piranhas have large head and
short thick bodies. They are usually about 20 cm ( 9
inches long) but one kind can be as much as 60 cm
(two feet). It lives in the Sao Francisco river from
Eastern Brazil. It is one of the most dangerous fish.
The most noticeable thing about Piranha fish
is the large mouth. The mouth has a lot of triangular
teeth with sharp point. The points pierce the skin of the
prey. The razor sharp edges of the teeth chop out
pieces of flesh. The teeth of the upper and lower jaws
fit together like scissors. The muscles moving the jaws
are big and very powerful.
On the back of the Piranha fish there is a ridge
called a keel. There is another keel running along it
belly. The tail is slender and muscular. Its tail fins are
broad. All these features held the piranha to swim fast
through the water. The piranha fish eat a large
South American rat-like animal, called a Capybara,
weighing 50 kilos ( 100 ponds) to a skeleton in less
than 60 seconds.
31. What is the social function of the text above ?
a. To explain .
b. To retell events

22. c. To persuade the readers
d. To amuse the readers
e. To describe
32. What are schools in the text mean .... .
a. Piranha fish are the fiercest animals in the world.
b. Piranhas will attack and eat each other.
c. The piranha fish eat Capybara
d. Piranha fish has a large mouth
e. Piranhas fish hunt in groups
33. These are the characteristics of piranha, EXCEPT ... .
a. They live in the fresh water rivers.
b. They usually eat other fish smaller than
themselves
c. Piranhas have large head and short thick bodies.
d. Piranha fish has large mouth with of triangular
teeth with sharp point.
e. The muscles moving the jaws are small and very
weak
TEXT 6. This text is for questions 34-36
Movies are always fascinating, especially for
people who love movies. Have you ever wondered what
makes movies so touching and really impressive? Is it the
movie stars? The directors? The soundtrack ? The
pictures ? or is it the story that we can really relate to ?
There were several reasons why we like movies so much
?
First, we can always see that movies are not so
fictitious after all. Movies are created because people
experienced something that motivated them to express it
in the form of moving pictures. That’s what makes movies
so real.
Second, movies can always make us laugh or cry .
Hey…. It’s like the life we’re living ! We experience the ups
and downs, and simply going through all that enriching
already. Whenever we’re confronted with extreme
circumstances in our life, good or bad, just keep in mind
that it’s just a period in life that we have to go to through.
Therefore, it can be clearly seen that movies are
touching and impressive because we can observe the
reflection of our lives from movies.
34. Which statement is TRUE based on the text ?
a. movies are so real because they are created
based on people’s experience.
b. movies are fascinating because people love
movies.
c. the movies stars make movies impressive
d. soundtrack makes movies so real
e. sad movies make us cry
35. What should we do when we faced extreme
circumstances in our life ?
a. We have to go through that circumstances
b. We should be ready for that
c. We should cry all the time
d. We should keep in mind.
e. We can always laugh
36. “First, we can always see that movies are not so
fictitious after all “ ( Paragraph 2 )
The antonym of the underlined is ….
a. real d. invented
b. not real e. true
c. imagined
TEXT 7. This text is for questions 37-39
A spider web looks delicate, but it is very
strong. It can hold 4,000 times a spider’s weight. But
how does it form ?
First the spider spins a thread of silk. The
thread gets blown over to a branch by the wind. Then
she makes another two threads and makes a Y shape.
Next she makes more threads and they look like
spokes of a wheel. Then the spider goes in a spiral,
out back in, sits in the middle and waits for food.
This is how a web is formed.
www.tkl.org.nz/r/assessment/examplars/eng/
37. The purpose of the text is … .
a. to give report how spider web is formed
b. to inform how to make spider web
c. to describe a kind of spiders
d. to explain how to make spider web
e. to describe what spider’s web is
38. Why does a spider form a web ?
a. To get the food d. To play with
b. To stay as her nest e. To breed
c. To waits for other mates
39. These are the steps a spider do to make a web,
except …..
a. the spider spins a thread of silk
b. she makes another two threads
c. she makes more threads, they look like spokes
of a wheel.
d. the spider goes in a spiral, out back in
e. the spider spins a rope of wool
TEXT 8. This text is for questions 40-42.
I absolutely love Titanic,
and all of the movie will always
hold a special place in my heart.

23. Brock Lovett ( Bill Paxton ) is a
somewhat ruthless treasure hunter
searching for profit under the sea in
the debris of the wrecked liner
Titanic. In particular, he is searching
for a necklace featuring an historic
blue diamond and that is rumored to
have sunk with the ship. He believes
he is on the right track when his
crew retrieves a safe in which he
finds a sketch of a beautiful woman wearing the diamond.
The drawing is shown on a TV news program, and an old
lady called Rose Dawson Calvert ( Gloria Stewart ) comes
forward claiming that she is the woman in the drawing.
When questioned by the treasure hunters, she tells them
her story.
When she joined the Titanic for her maiden
voyage Rose DeWitt Bukater ( Kate Winslet ), as she was
known then, was 17 years old. Her mother ( Frances
Fisher ) had a good breeding but little money, so she was
taking Rose to America to marry rich Cal Hockley ( Billy
Zane ) – a match that Rose would rather have avoided.
Attempting to commit suicide, she was saved by
Jack Dawson ( Leonardo DiCaprio), a raffish and charming
third-class passenger. Jack and Rose started to spend
time together, ultimately falling love, in spite of the
disapproval of both her mother and Hockley. Hockley
would have done anything to prevent Jack seeing Rose,
and falsely accused him of theft. However, the historic
events that followed were to change everything.
Cameron’s “ Titanic” is justly recognized as
something of a masterpiece. The film cost a phenomenal
amount to make, and most of that spending is visible on
screen. Everything about it looks sumptuous and the
effects that go into the sinking of the ship are grippingly
realistic.
The romantic thread is appealing enough, but its
greater purpose is to make the effect of the tragedy more
personal. Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio make a fine
job of playing the young couple, although the romance is
occasionally rather overdone and DiCaprio does struggle
at times to give his character as written any real depth.
Although the film is a personal romance set amidst
a greater disaster story, it is also the story of Rose’s life
and the effect her experiences have had on her and it
largely succeeds on all counts.
40. The purpose of the text is ... .
a. to describe something that happens
b. to persuade readers that something is in the case
c. to critique an art work or event for a public
audience
d. to evaluate the necessity of cars in the city
e. to introduce readers that here are many problems.
41. Why was Rose’s mother take Rose to America ?
a. to get a job
b. to looked a new place to live in
c. to divorce with her husband Cal Hockley
d. to marry a rich man Cal Hockley
e. to become a famous artist
42. What does the reviewer opinion about Titanic.
a. It is the best film romance
b. It is the worse film romance
c. It deserves the highest praise
d. she really loves Titanic
e. It deserves the best praise
The following numbers have No relation with the text
above.
43. Toni : Who has cleaned this class
Tuti : Rini
Bagas : What?
Tuti : I said that Rini … it
a. has cleaned d. cleaned
b. had cleaned e. cleans
c. is cleaning
44. Policeman : I’m afraid I must ask what you did at
10 p.m. yesterday.
Mr . Y : Well, I … a play on the radio
a. listen d. was listened
b. listened e. am listening
c. have listened
45. Mika : Have you heard that my mother will be
awarded for her effort to make the
community aware of the importance to
keep the environment clean?
Raissa : Yes, I think she deserves recognition
for her effort. Congratulations.
In the dialogue, Mika expresses his … on his
mother’s success
a. pride d. approval
b. interest e. judgment
c. curiosity
46. Andika : As a poultry owner, you have to be
more careful with the flu pandemic.
Chintya : Don’t worry ! I have had my men clean
the cages.
From the dialog we know that …. .
a. Andika asks Chintya to clean the cages.
b. Chintya asks Andika to clean the cages
c. Chintya has asked his men to clean the cages.
d. Andika is asked to clean the cages by his
men.
e. Andika and Chintya will clean the cages
together.

24. 47. Mother : What’s the matter with you, son. You don’t
visit me as often as you used to.
Son : If I hadn’t sold my car, I could have visited
you more often.
The underlined words mean that ....
a. he had visited his mother more often
b. he has sold his car
c. he had not sold his car
d. he didn’t like visiting his mother
e. he planned to sell his car.
48. Deni : When are you going to meet me?
Diaz : Tomorrow at 2 o’clock.
Deni : Ok, By the time you came to my house,
the whole family…our lunch.
Finish d. had finished
finished e. will have finished
has finished
49. A tourist : That post office looks very old. When
did people build it?
A guide : Oh, it … long time ago
a. builds d. was built
b. built e. had built
c. is built
50.Johan : What do you think of the meeting last
night?
Susi : If Ryan had not come, the problem
could have been solved
We can conclude from Susi’s response that …
a. they can solve the problem
b. Suzy herself solved the problem
c. they could not solved the problem
d. Ryan helped to solve the problem
e. the problem has not been solved
PELATIHAN 2
UJIAN NASIONAL 2007
Sumber Listening Ujian Nasional Susulan 2005/2006 Kode P 12
Listening Section. ( Questions 1 – 20 )
In this section of test, you will have the chance to
show how well you understand spoken English. There are
four parts of this section, with special directions for each
part.
PART 1.
Questions : 1 to 9
Directions : In this part of the test, you will hear some
dialogues or questions spoken in English. The dialogues
or questions will be spoken two times. They will not be
printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say.
After you hear a dialogue and the question about
it, read the four possible answers and decide which one
would be the best answers to the question you have
heard. Now listen to a sample question.
Diperdengarkan
Man : How about exercising tomorrow morning ?
Woman : Alright. Pick me up at six.
Pertanyaan diperdengarkan
Narrator: What will the man do ?
Ditulis pada lembar soal siswa :
a. Come to her house.
b. Give an exercise book to her.
c. Leave the woman alone
d. Greet the woman.
Sample answer.
O O O O
a b c d
The best answer to the questions is “ Come to her
house.” Therefore, you should choose answer ( a )
01. a. There is a van full of boxes.
b. There is an alternative route
c. There is a radio Trijaya report
d. The road is totally blocked
02. a. Let call the plumber
b. I’ll take it with me
c. Here is the key
d. Let me try
03. a. Blouses and pants d. Radios and TV sets
b. Books and pens e. Bananas and apples
04. a. He helps Tina
b. He refuses to help
c. He carries Tina’s stuff
d. He says sorry for doing wrong
05. a. At home d. At a store
b. At a hotel e. At a restaurant

25. 06. a. At home d. In an office
b. On a farm e. On a plantation
07. a. Ani suggests that they go the mountain.
b. Ani makes Budi go to the canteen
c. Ani refuses to go to the canteen
d. Ani loves to go to the canteen
08. a. At an office d. At a barber shop
b. At a restaurant e. At a supermarket
09. a. It’s good time
b. How about at 4 p.m.
c. We’ll meet at that time
d. I’ll be coming, don’t worry
Part II.
Questions 10 to 15.
Directions :
In this part of the test, you will hear several
monologues. Each monologues will be spoken two times.
They will not be printed in your test book, so you must
listen carefully to understand what the speakers say.
After you hear a monologue and the questions
about it, read the four possible answers and decide which
one would be the best answer to the questions you have
heard.
10. a. Sharks. d. dangerous fish
b. The “ Shark” movie e. Great white shark
11. a. 60 feet long d. 40 inches
b. 40 feet long e. 6 inches
12. a. To tell shopper, where the sporting goods are.
b. To inform about and describe the lost boy
c. To inform about and describe the store
d. To describe the sporting goods section
13. a. A blue T-shirt
b. A white sweat shirt
c. A black baseball cop
d. A blue and white sweat shirt
14. a. A dying passenger
b. Rembang regency
c. Victims of accidents
d. A traffic accident in Rembang
15. a. A diesel truck and a Kijang van
b. Diesel Kijang and a truck
c. A Kijang and a train
d. Two diesel vans
This is the end of the listening section
TEXT 1.
This text is for questions 16 to 19.
A Fire
The guests in the Apollo Hotel had an
unpleasant experienced yesterday when a fire broke
out on top floor of the building.
The fire had started in the early morning
while most of the guests were still sound asleep. One
guest who happened to be awake already thought he
smelt smoke. He went out into the corridor and
informed a passing bell-boy. Then, they saw smoke
coming around the corner at the other end of the
corridor. The two of them immediately raised the
alarm. While the hotel guests ran along the corridor,
banging on every door and shouting “ Fire ! Fire !”,
the bell-boy alerted the rest of the staff and
telephoned the fire brigade.
The other guests, rudely awakened by the
hanging and the shouts, rushed out of their rooms.
Most of the guests were still in their pyjamas. The
guests were led to safety outside the hotel by the
hotel staff.
In no time, the fire engines arrived. A team of
firemen hurried to an upper floor of the hotel to
investigate the source of the fire, while the rest of
them remained on the ground floor to prepare to fight
the flames. By now the whole building was filled with
thick, black smoke. The firemen who had gone
upstairs soon found that the fire had started in the
storeroom on the top floor. Luckily, the fire itself was
not very big. After an hour battle, the firemen had the
fire itself under control.
A spokesman at the hotel later estimated that
the damage caused by the fire would total around fifty
million rupiah. However, he added that it was
fortunate that none of the hotel guests had been hurt
in the fire.
The police are still investigating the cause of
the fire.
16. In which part of the Apollo Hotel did the fire take
place ?
a. Along the corridor
b. In the guests room
c. On the ground floor
d. At the end of the corridor.
e. In a storeroom on the top floor.
17. What is the purpose of the text ?
a. To describe a certain hotel
b. To give readers amusement
c. To explain why something had occurred
d. To convince that something had happened
e. To give information about the factual event

26. 18.The fire brigade knew about the fire after …
a. the police told them
b. a guest telephoned them
c. the bell-boy informed them
d. they heard people shouting “Fire”
e. they saw the smoke coming from the hotel
19. “The guests in the Apollo Hotel had an unpleasant
experienced yesterday when a fire broke out on top
floor of the building. “ ( Paragraph 1 )
This part of the text is called …
a. an event d. a re-orientation
b. an argument e. a recommendation
c. an orientation
TEXT 2.
This text is for questions 20 to 24.
Once upon a time, there lived in Japan a peasant
and his wife. They were sad couple because they had no
children. They kept praying to their god pleading to give
them a child.
While cutting wood by a stream one day, the man
saw a large peach floating on the water. He ran to pick it
up. His wife was excited because she had never seen
such a large peach before. They were about to cut the
peach when they heard a voice from inside.
The couple were too surprised to do anything. The
peach then cracked open, and there was a beautiful baby
boy inside. The couple were very happy, of course. They
named the baby Momotaro, which means ‘ Peach boy ‘
Momotaro grew up to be a clever, courageous
young man. His parents loved him very much.
One day, Momotaro told his parents that he was
going to fight the pirates who always attacked their village.
These pirates lived on an island a few kilometers away.
Momotaro’s mother packed his food, and his father gave
him a sword. Having blessed Momotaro, they sent him off
on his journey.
Sailing on his boat, Momotaro met an eagle going
in the same direction. They became good friends, soon,
both of them arrived on the island of the Pirates.
Momotaro drew out scared sword his father had
given and began to fight the pirates. The eagle flew over
the thieves’ heads, pecking at their eyes. Finally, the
pirates were defeated.
Momotaro brought home all the goods that the
pirates had stolen. His parents were proud of him, and
they were overjoyed at his victory and safe return.
20. The story happened …
a. in Japan d. in village
b. on the boat e. on the island of the
c. by the stream pirates
21. Who is the main character in the story ?
a. the lucky peasant
b. the blessed child
c. the defeated pirates
d. the peasant’s wife
e. Momotaro, the peach boy
22. “Having blessed Momotaro, they sent him off on
his journey.” ( Paragraph 5 )
From the sentence we know that Momotaro’s
parents … him to fight the pirates.
a. joined d. allowed
b. refused e. declined
c. forbade
23. When the peasant and his wife saw a beautiful
baby boy inside the large peach, they …. And
named him Momotaro.
a. felt annoyed d. were very glad
b. were anxious e. looked surprised
c. seemed afraid
24. What do we learn from the story ?
a. We should do our best
b. Momotaro is a brave man
c. There is no gain without pain
d. Happiness will find you if you try
e. The peasant and his wife are good persons
TEXT 3.
This text is for questions 25 to 27.
Many people imagine the sea-horse to be a
real horse in the sea. This is not true at all. The sea-
horse is so called because it is a tiny creature with a
horse-like head which lives in the sea.
Sea-horse are found mostly in warm seas.
They have a long. Flexible tail which is used for
wrapping around weeds for support. They swim in an
upright position, their movements being helped by a
rapidly oscillating fin on their back. The male sea-
horse has a pouch in its abdomen. The female sea-
horse lays her eggs in this pouch.
The most remarkable thing about the sea-
horse is that part of the process of reproduction is
taken over by the male creature. Once the female
sea-horse has laid her eggs in the male creature’s
pouch, she leaves. The hatching of the eggs is done
by the male fish.
Mating begins with the male and the female
sea-horses doing a courtship dance. The male and
the female creatures swim around each other in the
circles. At the end of the dance, the male appears to
bow to its partner; but in actually, the male is bending
to pump water from his pouch. Next, the female fish
lay eggs into the male’s pouch. About two hundred

27. eggs are laid. The pouch then closes up. The female sea-
horse now swim away, leaving the male sea-horse to do
hatching.
The eggs are hatched about a month later. The
young sea-horses are ejected from the male creature’s
pouch by means of muscular contractions.
The sea-horse feeds on tiny fish and creatures by
sucking them into its mouth.
25. What is the purpose of the text ?
a. To inform readers of the sea-horse’s process of
reproduction.
b. To persuade readers to breed the sea-horse
c. To explain how to breed the sea-horse
d. To describe a particular sea-horse
e. To describe what a sea-horse
26. What do you think about the sea-horse’s reproduction
process ?
a. Amazing d. strange
b. Exciting e. unique
c. Peculiar
27. The male sea-horse has a pouch in its abdomen to …
a. hatch the eggs.
b. feed the baby sea-horses
c. eject the young sea-horses
d. keep some food for its babies
e. pump water from its abdomen
TEXT 4.
This text is for questions 28 to 31.
Rain is advantageous because it brings water for
all living things. But rain can be disastrous, too, because
too much rain will cause floods which can wash away
people, houses and other valuable properties.
The following is how the rain is formed.
The air is filled with tiny particles known as
‘vapour’. Vapour is actually the gaseous form of water.
Vapour is a part of air. The air around us is constantly
moving because the air near the surface of the earth is
hotter and lighter. This is why this air rises. The air higher
up in the sky is cold and heavy, so it sinks. The rising of
hot air and the sinking of cold water cause the air to move.
When the hot air rises to acertain level, the vapour
presents in it, cools and changes to water. This is known
as ‘condensation’. When the water are too heavy for the
air to carry, the air is said to be ‘oversaturated’. The water
particles then falls as rain.
28. The air cannot carry the water particles as they are so
… that they fall as rain.
a. hot d. heavy
b. tiny e. constant
c. light
29. What happens after the air is saturated ?
a. It falls as rain
b. Vapour fills the air.
c. The air rises in the sky
d. The air is constantly moving
e. The hot air rises at a certain level.
30. What is bad about rain ?
a. It makes the sky cold.
b. It washes away waste
c. It makes the weather hot
d. It damages useless properties
e. It damages valuable properties
31. What is the purpose of the text ?
a. To explain how rain is formed
b. To share experience in a rainy season.
c. To amuse readers with the information
d. To warn people about the danger of rain
e. To persuade readers to prevent much rain
TEXT 5. This text is for questions 32 to 34.
With its famous Roman baths, its eighteenth
century architecture, and its many museums. Bath is
one of the most beautiful cities in the country. It is
also a large number of interesting shops and streets
markets, excellent hotels, cafes and many good
restaurants.
In the summer there are lots of places to eat
outside. You can enjoy walking around the small
streets, or you can see the city from the water, with a
boat cruise on the river Avon. But don’t take your car
into the city centre-parking, that is impossible in
Summer.
32. The purpose of the text is …
a. to inform about a place
b. to describe a particular place
c. to tell how wonderful something is
d. to share an amusing story with readers
e. to amuse readers with a beautiful object
33. Bath is very …
a. annoying d. uninteresting
b. miserable e. advantageous
c. wonderful
34. “ … from the water, with a boat cruise on the river
Avon.” ( Paragraph 2 )
The underlined word means …
a. trip d. travel
b. liner e. enjoyment
c. drive

28. TEXT 6.
This text is for questions 35 to 39.
The Standard Post, 3 March 1980
Prone Allen Davies is only five, but already his
parents are convinced he’s a walking disaster.
The younger has cracked his head falling into an
empty swimming pool, has chopped the end of his finger
off with a pen knife and has made himself ill by drinking a
half of a bottle of Detol.
Each time another disaster strikes Allen, he is
taken to the children’s hospital in Sydeham, where he has
been such a regular visitor. He believes the nursing sister
is a member of his family.
Now Allen’s grateful father, street trader Allan
Davies, has raised £ 6500 for the hospital to buy a
neonatal monitor to measure babies breathing and
temperatures.
His wife, Margareth, said it all started when Allen
was a year old. He fell over and cut himself and had to
have stitches in his forehead. Since then he has not
stopped. He’s been taken to hospital at least 10 times.
Mr. Davies supported by the Lewisham and
Berwick Street trader’s Association raised to cash with the
help of celebrities.
35. The purpose of the text is …
a. to report a result of an observation
b. to share an amusing event with readers
c. to inform readers about a newsworthy event
d. to persuade readers to be careful with their kids.
e. to describe a walking disaster in our environment
36. What is the text about ?
a. Allan Davies, the street trader and his family
b. Berwick Trader’s Association that raised the cash
c. Allan Davies who has raised £ 6500 for the hospital
d. Prone Allan Davies who always gets disasters
during his childhood.
e. A neonatal monitor, a device used to measure
babies’ breathing and temperature
37. When Allen was a year old, the horrible thing
happened to his was …
a. he drank half a bottle Detol.
b. he fell over and cut himself in his forehead
c. he had been taken to the hospital at least 10 times.
d. he chopped the end of his finger off with a pen knife
e. he cracked his head falling into an empty swimming
pool.
38. The news is obtained from ….
a. A weekly magazine
b. Allen’s grateful father
c. The trader’s Association
d. Margareth, Allen’s mother
e. The children’s hospital in Sydenham
39. “ … his parents are convinced he’s a walking
disaster.”
( Paragraph 1)
The underlined phrase means a disaster that …
a. keeps moving
b. is very dangerous
c. makes someone aware
d. is continuously troublesome
e. encourages someone to do something
TEXT 7. This text is for questions 40 to 43.
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In order to provide more service to students please
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that our hours of operation will change as follows
beginning April 1, 2004.
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Pre-Admission Orientation ( PAO ) :
Every Thursday from 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
This program highlights information on the
education-
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and among other topics.
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40. The purpose of the text is to … about services at
EAS.
a. criticize d. persuade
b. describe e. announce

29. c. entertain
41. The text is about …. Conducted by EAS.
a. tests d. school exams
b. services e. employee’s activities
c. products
42.To … one should attend Pre-Admission orientation.
a. apply for the a job
b. select a university
c. get a TOEFL Score
d. be familiar with a test
e. change of hours of operation
43.International test (TOEFL,GMAT or GRE) registration is
now available at EAS. ( Pr. 1 )
The word “ available “ means …
a. suitable d. accessible
b. agreeable e. dependable
c. profitable
TEXT 8.
This text is for questions 44 to 46.
RAFTERS
2002, Carlos Bosch y Joseph Maria Domenech
In the summer of 1994 a team of Spanish
television reporters shot and interview seven Cubans and
their families during the days before their dangerous
adventures of taking to the sea in an attempt to reach the
United States coast, fleeing the economic difficulties that
destroy the country.
Some time later they manage to locate those who
have been rescued at high sea and who are now in a
refugee camp in the American base at Guantaname. Their
families are still in Cuba and have no news of them. Seven
years have passed and the evolution of the characters,
their destinies, their life in the United States and the lives
of those remaining in Cuba are portrayed in details. The
television team not lost contact with the seven protagonists
: the rafts men. Some still hold on the emigrant’s dream,
others have fallen into despair and some have become
accustomed to failure, selling drugs becoming their only
source of income.
This film illustrates about Seven Cubans and their
families who struggle for their life to have a better life in the
United States. The scenes give us inspiration about
courage and bravery which are needed in life. This film is
enjoyable and worth seeing.
44. The purpose of the text is …
a. to describe a film
b. to entertain readers
c. to describe how to make a film
d. to review a film for a public audience
e. to persuade readers to perform a good film
45. After reading the review, how do you judge this
film ?
a. Excellent d. Fair
b. Annoying e. Bad
c. Terrible
46. What does the writer suggest to the audience ?
The writer suggest that the audience …
a. enjoy the film
b. neglect the film
c. stop the film circulation
d. have the seminar about the film
e. spend their time to promote the film
TEXT 9.
This text is for questions 47 to 50.
My mother is a fifty-year-old widow. She and
my father were very happy together and I know she
has been very lonely since he died.
I am very fond of her but sometimes her
behaviour is unreasonable. She is still quite attractive,
even to men who are much younger than she is.
Recently she has been seeing with a thirty – six –
year- old man whose wife died a few years ago in a
car crash. I was very worried about this, but she said
nothing about it until yesterday. That was when she
told me she intended to get married again. Can you
guess who the ‘lucky man is ?”
Naturally, I told her I would refuse to come to
the wedding or have anything more to do with her if
she went ahead with this crazy idea. But she refused
to listen the reason.
She doesn’t seem to understand I am only
trying to protect her from all the problems and
unhappiness she will have. Obviously, I can’t forbid
her to get married. But there must be something I can
do to stop her. Don’t you agree that it is likely the man
is interested only in her money ?
47. What is the purpose of this text ?
a. To advice the writer
b. To inform readers about a certain event
c. To share readers with an amusing incident
d. To tell readers about how to select a spouse
e. To persuade readers that a woman should
not marry to a younger man.
48. The writer was worried about …
a. his crazy idea
b. his new step father
c. his mother’s reason
d. a thirty-six-year-old man’s wife
e. his mother’s relationship with a younger man

30. 49. Why did the writer feel uncertain with the man ?
a. He tried to protect his mother.
b. The man was too young to get married
c. His mother was too fast to make up her mind.
d. The man was not really falling in love with his
mother
e. He thought the man might marry his mother only
because of money.
50. The writer suggest that his mother should …
a. get her husband
b. stop her marriage
c. do valuable things
d. marry another man
e. change her behaviour
PELATIHAN 3
UJIAN NASIONAL 2007
Sumber Listening Ujian Nasional 2005/2006 Kode P 13
Listening Section. ( Questions 1 – 20 )
In this section of test, you will have the chance to
show how well you understand spoken English. There are
four parts of this section, with special directions for each
part.
PART 1.
Questions : 1 to 9
Directions : In this part of the test, you will hear some
dialogues or questions spoken in English. The dialogues
or questions will be spoken two times. They will not be
printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say.
After you hear a dialogue and the question about
it, read the four possible answers and decide which one
would be the best answers to the question you have
heard. Now listen to a sample question.
Diperdengarkan
Man : How about exercising tomorrow morning ?
Woman : Alright. Pick me up at six.
Pertanyaan diperdengarkan
Narrator: What will the man do ?
Ditulis pada lembar soal siswa :
a. Come to her house.
b. Give an exercise book to her.
c. Leave the woman alone
d. Greet the woman.
Sample answer.
O O O O
a b c d
The best answer to the questions is “ Come to her
house.” Therefore, you should choose answer ( a )
01. a. There is a van full of boxes.
b. There is an alternative route
c. There is a radio Trijaya report
d. The road is totally blocked
02. a. Let me call the plumber
b. I’ll take it with me
c. Here is the key
d. Let me try
03. a. Blouses and pants
b. Books and pens
c. Radios and TV sets
d. Bananas and apples
04. a. He helps Tina
b. He refuses to help

31. c. He carries Tina’s stuff
d. He says sorry for doing wrong
05. a. At home d. At a store
b. At a hotel e. At a restaurant
c. At a store
06. a. At home d. In an office
b. On a farm e. On an plantation
07. a. Ani suggests that they go the canteen.
b. Ani makes Budi go to the canteen
c. Ani refuses to go to the canteen
d. Ani loves to go to the canteen
08. a. At an office d. At a barber shop
b. At a restaurant e. At a supermarket
09. a. It’s good time
b. How about at 4 p.m.
c. We’ll meet at that time
d. I’ll be coming, don’t worry
Part II.
Questions 10 to 15.
Directions :
In this part of the test, you will hear several
monologues. Each monologues will be spoken two times.
They will not be printed in your test book, so you must
listen carefully to understand what the speakers say.
After you hear a monologue and the questions
about it, read the four possible answers and decide which
one would be the best answer to the questions you have
heard.
10. a. Sharks. d. Dangerous fish
b. The “ Shark” movie e. Great white shark
11. a. 60 feet long d. 40 inches
b. 40 feet long e. 6 inches
12. a. To tell shopper, where the sporting goods are.
b. To inform about and describe the lost boy
c. To inform about and describe the store
d. To describe the sporting goods section
13. a. A blue T-shirt
b. A white sweat shirt
c. A black baseball cop
d. A blue and white sweat shirt
14. a. A dying passenger
b. Rembang regency
c. Victims of accidents
d. A traffic accident in Rembang
15. a. A diesel truck and a Kijang van
b. Diesel Kijang and a truck
c. A Kijang and a train
d. Two diesel vans
This is the end of the listening section
Text 1. This text is questions 16 to 19.
An old man from Hanover,
Germany had had enough of
his cat. He was fed up with
her scratching all the
furniture and making a mess.
So he gave her to his friend,
who lives on the other side of
his town. He told his friend
that he was getting too old
look after her.
A week later, on avery cold winter day, the
old man returned home from shopping and was
surprised to see the cat shivering on his doorstep.
The man was moved by the fact that his pet had
found her way back from the other side of the town in
such a cold weather. He took the cat inside and gave
her lots of loving attention.
16. Where does the story take place ?
a. At the door step. d. in a shop
b. At the ladder e. In a town
c. In Hanover
17. The purpose of the text is …
a. to classify cats.
b. to tell past events
c. to describe the cat
d. to give solution to readers
e. to give a report to the old man
18. After shopping, the man found the cat … on his
doorstep
a. crying d. coughing
b. sleeping e. trembling
c. sneezing
19. “An old man from Hanover, Germany had had
enough of his cat.”
This part of the text is called …
a. resolution d. reorientation
b. orientation e. complication
c. conclusion
Text 2. This text is questions 20 to 25.

32. King Lir lived long ago in Ireland. He had four
children, two boys and two girls, whom he loved dearly.
However, their stepmother was jealous. She wove a spell
that turned the children into swans.
Lir was heartbroken. His beard and hair turned
white. With grief he searched for his children. One day he
saw four swans. He did not realize who they were,
although they recognized him as their father.
The spell could only be broken if the mountain in
the north was joined to the one in the south. This seemed
impossible, but after many years all the birds flew into the
air and formed an area between the mountains. The
swans were transformed and Lir saw his children once
more. They were no longer young, but had grown old, with
hair as white as their father’s
20. The story took place …
a. in a land
b. in Ireland
c. in stepmother’s home
d. in the south mountain
e. on the north mountain
21. Who are the characters in the story ?
a. King Lir
b. King Lir and his four children.
c. King lir, the stepmother and the swans
d. The stepmother, the swans and the children
e. King Lir, the four children and the stepmother
22. “He had four children, two boys and two girls, whom he
loved dearly ” (Paragraph 1)
The underlined words mean …
a. The children loved the King very much
b. The children loved the stepmother very much
c. The stepmother loved the children very much
d. The children loved the King and the stepmother
e. The King loved the boys and the girls very much
23. When King Lir saw the swans, he didn’t …that they
were his children.
a. pay attention d. look at
b. recognize e. see
c. consider
24. What do we learn from the story ?
a. Stepmother are usually wicked persons
b. The wicked should be defeated
c. Good ness wins over badness
d. Patience is rewarding
e. Birds can help people
25. What is the purpose of the text ?
a. To entertain readers
b. To describe King Lir
c. To give news to readers
d. To give solution to readers
e. To tell a true story to readers
Text 3. This text is questions 26 to 27.
Earthquake happens on land under the sea.
Ninety percent occurs in the ring of fire which circles
the Pacific Ocean. Many others occurs along the
Alpine Belt, which starts in Spain in the west, and
goes through to the Himalaya as far as South-East
Asia.
The magnitude or power of an earthquake is
measured on Richter scale. Starting at 1, each
number on the scale is ten times more powerful than
the number below. The worst earthquake so fare
recorded was 8.9 off the coast of Columbia in 1906.
There are about a million earthquakes every
year- any vibration in the earth is an earthquake. A
large earthquake occurs about every two weeks-
mostly under the sea, where it does little harm.
The shock of an earthquake can sometimes
be felt hundreds of kilometers way. Water splashed in
swimming pools in Houston, USA after the
earthquake in Mexico 1985- 1,609 km away. China
has the worst record for earthquake deaths. In 1556,
an earthquake killed 830,000 people in Shanxi
province. In 19..5 the earthquake in Tangshan
province – 8.2 on the Richter scale – killed 750.000
people.
26. What does “earthquake” mean ?
a. Any explosion in the earth crust
b. Any movement in the earth crust
c. Any violence that happens in the earth crust
d. Any magnitude that is measured by the Richer
scale
e. Any shake with quick continuous movement in
the earth crust.
27. The earthquake usually …anything on earth
where it takes place.
a. builds d. make up
b. destroys e. throws away
c. arranges
Text 4. This text is questions 28 to 31.
HOW TO DIET
The purpose of dieting is to lose weight, so
that you will become more attractive. You might
overeat because the food is everywhere around you.
A good way to reduce your calorie consumption is to
go to places where there is no food, in the train, for
example.

33. There are more different diets nowadays. There
are the F-Plan, C-Plan, etc. The most effective diet is the
X-Plan diet. One useful tip is to keep a list of everything
you eat. This is really good for big eaters because
compiling the list can cut down the time you spend eating.
Finally when you’ve finished the list, eat it. That’s your
meal for the day. Crash diets are where you can loose a
stone in a week. This is what we know as amputation.
For the really serious you can have your jaws
wired together, which means you have to exist on energy
drinks.
You’ll eat least if you learn to chew slowly and
savour your food. You will cut down your food intake
drastically if you chew mouthful 380 times. Avoid using this
technique during important business lunches.
28. A lot of people want to diet because they want …
a. to reduce the calorie consumption
b. to cut down the food intake
c. to consume less calorie
d. to be attractive
e. to lose weight
29. To chew slowly and enjoy your food you eat, enable
you to … your food intake.
a. think about d. choose
b. cut down e. add
c. increase
30. The advantage of keeping a list of everything you eat
is …
a. getting more serious problems in cutting down the
meal you eat.
b. having a list of everything you eat everywhere
c. cutting down the time you spend eating
d. compiling the list of the food you eat
e. crashing the diet you have ever had
31. The purpose of the text is …
a. to tell past event about how to diet
b. to give the explanation to readers
c. to give a report of how to diet
d. to describe the way of diet
e. to entertain readers
Text 5. This text is questions 32 to 34.
The house is situated at the bottom of the Chess
valley next to the River Chess. It’s about 20 miles from
London and just outside the village of Chorleywood. It’s
really splendid period property. The oldest parts are
Elizabethans, but there were some additions in the 1820s.
It seems typically English to me. There are long
corridors and huge oak-panelled rooms, and you can
imagine all sorts of scenes from history taking place here.
As you come in through the front door, you
find yourself in a large hall with an open free place,
which is unusual. One of the doors on the right of the
hall leads into the living-room. This room faces south,
so it’s very sunny, and it has lovely view of the whole
valley. The furniture has been chosen to match the
style of the house, so there’s a lot of leather and dark,
heavy wood. Next to this room, there’s the dining
room which has French windows leading onto a small
patio
Also on the ground floor there is a study,
kitchen and utility room. A wide staircase takes you to
the first floor, where there are five bedrooms. The
largest is about 25’ x 20’, a really vast room which
looks out onto the garden.
The house is in 2.5 acres of land, and there is
a green house, a shed, a swimming pool and a tennis
court. It’s beautiful place to be at any time of the year.
In winter it’s warm and cozy and in summer there’s so
much to do outside.
32. The purpose of the text is …
a. to describe a particular thing
b. to inform a good house to readers
c. to persuade readers to buy a house
d. to share an amusing story with readers
e. to explain how to choose a good house
33. The house described seems very …
a. mysterious d. antique
b. expensive e. boring
c. haunted
34. “ …a really vast room which looks onto the
garden.” (Paragraph 1)
The underlined word means …
a. remarkable d. broad
b. expensive e. wide
c. enormous
Text 6. This text is questions 35 to 39.
From Alex Brummer in Washington.
David Kennedy, aged 28,
the fourth son of the late
Robert Kennedy, was
yesterday found dead in an
hotel room in Palm Beach,
Florida, where he had been

34. visiting his ailing grand mother,
Mrs. Rose Kennedy.
The latest tragedy to strike the
Kennedy family came to its most vulnerable member. In a
recent biography, David Kennedy, who had a long history
of drug problems, was described as the most self-
destructive child of the two assassinated Kennedy brothers
The death was announced in a statement from the
office of Senator Edward Kennedy on Capitol Hill.
The West palm Beach Hotel police chief offered
no immediate comment if the death was drug related.
35. The purpose of the text is …
a. to share an amusing story with readers
b. to describe the history of Kennedy’s son
c. to persuade readers to be aware of drugs
d. to report a tragedy in the Kennedy’s family
e. to inform readers about a newsworthy event.
36. What is the text about ?
a. The most destructive child
b. The death of David Kennedy
c. Mrs. Rose Kennedy, David’s grandmothers
d. The announcement from senator E. Kennedy
e. David Kennedy, the fourth son of Robert Kennedy
37. Before David was found dead …
a. he had been a drug abuse
b. his murder was still a mystery
c. he had been visiting his grandma
d. he was killed after visiting his grandma
e. he was described as the most attentive child.
38. The death of David was announced …
a. by his grandma
b. by his father, Robert Kennedy
c. by the west Palm Beach police chief
d. by the manager of a hotel in Palm Beach
e. in a statement from the office of Senator Edward
Kennedy
39. “ …where he had been visiting his ailing grandmother,
Mrs. Rose Kennedy.” ( Paragraph 1)
The underlined word means …
a. sick d. wounded
b. poor e. powerless
c. injured
Text 7. This text is questions 40 to 43.
ATTENTION ! RIDERS
a. Pay exact fare when boarding the bus.
Drivers cannot make change.
b. Upon boarding the bus, move toward the rear of
the bus. Stand in the passengers area, not in
the doorways or beside the driver.
c. Allow senior citizens and disabled riders to
use
the priority seating area at the front of the
bus.
d. No music without earphone.
e. Eating, drinking, and smoking are not allowed
on
the bus.
40. The purpose of the text is …
a. to explain how to be a bus driver
b. to share amusing events of the day
c. to inform readers how to ride a bus
d. to persuade readers to obey the rules
e. to describe what a passenger should do
41. The text is about …
a. safety concerns
b. bus routes and fares
c. rules for riding on buses
d. service for all passengers
d. problems of the bus driver
42. The passengers should pay the exact fare
because ...
a. they buy a ticket
b. drivers can make change
c. the money is easier to count
d. the driver cannot be disturbed
e. passengers will know what they paid
43. “ Allow senior citizens and disabled riders to use
the priority “
The underlined word means …
a. handicapped d. poor
b. stupid e. sick
c. older
Text 8. This text is questions 44 to 46.
“ Bisa Saja “ is chosen as the first single of
the album and theme song of BROWNIES, since the
lyric reflects the story in the movie. Bujana of GIGI
demonstrates his skills in playing acoustic guitar in “
Cinta Terakhir”. Three other brand new songs “
Dilema”, “ Jangan Bilang Pacarku” and “ Semua
Orang Berhak Mendapat Rasa bahagia”, give
supporting nuances to the movie flow as Gigi

35. composed them by imaging how scenes would like based
on the screenplay.
When Hanung Bramantyo, the director, and Dewa
Budjana of GIGI chatted, Budjana expressed his interest in
making a soundtrack album. Then, he recommended a few
of GIGI songs, which the producer accepted because of
the chemistry they created with the movie. Since GIGI can
provide a variety of colours to add all kinds of musical
nuances to enrich the movie, the producer deemed it
necessary to find other musicians to complete Ost of
Brownies.
Armand Maulana ( Vocalist), I Gede Dewa
Budjana (guitarist), Thomas Ramdhan ( Bass player) and
Gusti Erhandy ( drum-stand-in player for Budhi haryono)
put a lot of effort into his album. As a result, they’ve
created perfect band of movie and songs that makes
BROWNIES tastier.
It’s always fun to have a piece of Brownies in your
mouth. But having in your stereo set is more entertaining.
No movie is perfect without musical score and Ost of
Brownies has proved it excellent.
44. The purpose of the text is …
a. to appreciate an art work of a public audience
b. to describe GiGI personnel members
c. to inform readers about a good music
d. to describe a good music
e. to entertain readers
45. After reading the review, how to the writer judge this
album ?
a. bad d. excellent
b. fair e. annoying
c. terrible
46. What does the writer suggest to the audience ?
a. They should see the film
b. They should neglect the film
c. They should make another film
d. They should appreciate the film
e. The film should be promoted widely
Text 9. This text is questions 47 to 50.
Everyone has something to offer, that is one of the
most valuable things a child can learn. So, disabled
children should not go to a special school but place
them in regular schools with special needs. This can
be of benefit to them.
Arif Rachman, an education expert, said,”
Disabled children’s psychological development will be
better it they are included in a formal environment
because they will feel no different from normal kids.”
Furthermore, placing disabled children in normal
schools is not only benefit to the disabled but also to
normal children. For instant, they have to learn to
respect others. They also learn about the value of
being together.
Therefore, to address learning needs for all
people with a specific focus the government should
build inclusive education.
47. What is the purpose of the text ?
a. To describe disabled children
b. To share a problem with readers
c. To inform to think about their family
d. To inform readers how to treat disabled
children
e. To persuade readers that something should be
done
48. The text talks about disabled children who …
a. have to respect others
b. should go to special school
c. should be placed in regular schools
d. will fell no different to formal children
e. will be better if they are sent to regular schools
49. What is the most valuable thing a children learn ?
a. Everyone has something to offer
b. Disabled children has to respect others
c. Normal children can learn valuable thing
d. Government should build inclusive education
e. Disabled children’s psychological development
will be better.
50. To meet the learning needs, the writer suggest
that …
a. everyone has something to offer
b. normal children has to respect others.
c. to government should build inclusive education
d. disabled children should not go to special
schools
e. regular schools can be of benefit to disabled
children.

36. PELATIHAN 4
UJIAN NASIONAL 2007
Sumber Listening Ujian Nasional 2004/2005
Listening Section. ( Questions 1 – 20 )
In this section of test, you will have the chance to
show how well you understand spoken English. There are
four parts of this section, with special directions for each
part.
PART 1.
Questions : 1 - 4
Directions :
For each questions, you will see a picture in your
test book and you will hear a question followed by five
statements. The questions and the statements will be
spoken two times. They will not be printed in your test
book, so you must listen carefully to understand what the
speaker says.
When you hear the question and five statements
look at the picture in your test book and choose the
statement that best describes what you see in the picture.
Then on the answer sheet, find the number of the question
and mark your answer. Look at the sample below.
Look at the picture in your test book.
Woman : What is the man doing ?
Man : …….
a. He is looking at the picture of the two women
b. He is sitting in the garden holding a camera
c. He is pointing at the two women.
d. He is taking a photograph of the women.
e. He is talking to the women.
Sample answer.
O O O O O
a b c d e
Statement (d) “ He is taking a photograph of the
women,’ best describes what you see in the picture.
Therefore, you should choose answer (d).
01.
02.

37. 03.
04.
PART II
Questions : 5 to 10.
Directions :
In this part of the test, you will hear a statement or a
question spoken in English, followed by five responses,
also spoken in English. The statement or question and the
responses will be spoken two times. They will not be
printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say. You have to choose
the best response to each statement or question.
05. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
06. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
07. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
08. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
09. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
10. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
PART III
Questions 11 - 15
Direction :
In this part of the test, you will hear two
conversation. They will be spoken two times. After
you hear a conversation and the questions about it,
read the five possible answers and decide which one
would be the best answer to the questions you have
heard.
11. a. How to get a bus
b. How to get a taxi
c. How far to walk.
d. How to get to the shopping center
e. How to shop at the market.
12. a. Take a taxi d. Go to another place
b. Wait for the bus e. Walk to the shopping
center
c. Ask for direction
13. a. At the coffee shop. d. At the police
station
b. At Rudy’s office e. At a college
c. At Sandra’s office
14. a. Some tea d. Some coffee
b. Some soft drink e. Orange juice
c. Some water
15. a. They are visitors. d. They are officers
b. They are guests e. They are friends
c. They are colleagues
PART IV
Directions :
In this part of the test, you will hear 2 short texts.
They will be spoken two times. After you hear a
text and the question (s) about it, read the five
possible answer and decide which one would be
the best answer to the question (s) you have
heard.
16. a. Albert Einstein d. Hitler and
his party
b. Nobel Prize. e. Einstein’s famous work
c. University of Zurich
17. a. In 1879 d. In 1933
b. In 1905 e. In 1955
c. In 1919

38. 18. a. He wanted to meet Hitler
b. He wanted to receive the Nobel Prize.
c. He wanted to talk to other scientists
d. He wanted to make scientific researches
e. He wanted to continue his study.
19.a. Preparing for landing
b. An announcement for departure
c. A save place for landing
d. Cabin attendants.
e. The luggage of the passengers.
20. a. On the bus d. On an aero plane
b. On a train e. At the airport.
c. On a ship
TEXT 1.
This text is for question 21 – 14.
17 Life Road
Ginppe 1122
July 1, 2007
Dear Frieda.
We are having a wonderful holiday. Yesterday was
great as we went to Movie World.
When we got up in the morning, it looked rain.
After a while the clouds disappeared and it became a
sunny day. We the decided to go to Movie World.
The first ride I went on Superman Return. Next I
saw “ The Flag of Our Fathers”. At this point I felt hungry
and so I had a milkshake and hot dog. Afterwards I had a
rest. Meanwhile, Mum and Kelly had been in the queue for
the “ Harry Potter the Order of Phoenix” and finally got a
go.
It rained about lunchtime but soon after it was fine
again. We then went on all the other rode and lastly did the
studio tour.
It fun to see. See you next time
Love
Andrew
A.
21. The purpose of the text is …
a. to entertain
b. to tell past events
c. to describe an event
d. to give solution to readers
e. to give a report of a vacation
22. When did Andrew and his family go to the Movie
World?
They went on …
a. July 1, 2007 d. June 31, 2007
b. July 2, 2007 e. June 29, 2007
c. June 30, 2007
23. What did they have while watching the movie ?
a. Lethal Weapon d. Sandwich
b. Milk shake e. Hot dog and milk
shake
c. Hot dog
24. “ It was fun “
This part of the text is called …
a. orientation d. reorientation
b. complication e. general
classification
c. resolution
TEXT 2.
This text is for question 25 – 28.
Once upon a time there lived a girl. Her name
was Belle but she was called Beauty. She lived with
her father and her sisters in a small village. She was
a very beautiful girl.
One day, Beauty’s father set out for the city.
It was raining hard. He saw an old castle with some
beautiful roses in it. He picked the rose but suddenly
an angry beast appeared. The Beast wanted to kill
him unless Beauty was brought to him. Beauty’s
father went home and told what happened to his
daughters. The daughters ordered Beauty to stay at
the castle with Beast. First Beauty didn’t like the
Beast because he was mean. But slowly she
changed. The Beast treated her well. It caused her
began to like him. One day, Beauty could see that her
father was sick from the Beast’s magic mirror. The
Beast allowed her to go home to see her father. Her
father was so happy to see his beloved daughter.
One night Beauty had a dream. A fairy told
her that the Beast was seriously sick. Beauty hurried
back to the castle and saw the Beast was dying. She
began to cry. Tears fell into the Beast. Suddenly, the
Beast changed into a handsome Prince. Finally,
Beauty and the Beast got married and lived happily
ever after.
25. The story tells about ....
a. Beauty d. Beauty and the Prince
b. The Beast e. Beauty and the Beast
c. A Wild Beast
26. What is the purpose of the text ?
a. To entertain readers
b. To describe Beauty
c. To give news to readers
d. To give solution to readers
e. to tell a true story
27. The Beast changed a handsome Prince because
of …
a. his dying d. her roses
b. her love e. her tears fell on him
c. her beauty

39. 28. How did Beauty know that her father was sick ?
a. After having a phone call
b. After receiving news from her sister
c. By riding the horse to her home
d. By watching the Beast’s magic mirror
e. By telling the bad news to her sisters
TEXT 3.
This text is for question 29 – 31.
Sea-lions are sea mammals and are warm
blooded. They breathe air with their lungs. The scientific
name for the family they belong to is Neophoca Cinerea (
nee –o – fo – ka Sin – er –ee- a ).
Australian sea-lions are about 250 cms long. Adult
males ( called bulls) grow about 3 metres and are the
largest Australian mammal ( they no longer breed in
Australia). The female sea-lions are always smaller than
the bulls in length and in weight. Australian sea-lions have
a body shaped for slipping smoothly through the water and
a thick layer of fat underneath their skin. They have large
nostril, long, sharp teeth and two pairs of short legs with
the five-toed feet flattened like paddles or fins.
When Australian sea-lion pups are born, they feed
on their mother’s milk. Sea-lions have to come on dry land
when they mate and have babies. Bull sea-lions are big
and dark and they mate with lots of females. If a baby pup
goes near bull, the bull will kill it. When the pup is trying to
look for its mother, no-other sea-lion will feed it. If it can’t
find its mother, it will starve.
Australian sea-lions are found along the South-
western shores of west Australia and most of the South
Australian coastline and off shores island. Sea-lion eat fish
and squid.
B.
29. What is the purpose of the text ?
a. To inform readers of the sea-horse’s process of
reproduction.
b. To persuade readers to breed the sea-horse
c. To explain how to breed the sea-horse
d. To describe a particular sea-horse
e. To describe what a sea-horse
30. The text mostly talks about …
a. sea-lions
b. Australian sea-lions
c. the breeding of sea-lions
d. the mating of Australian sea-lions
e. the location where ones can find Australian sea-
lions
31. What do Australian sea-lions feed on ?
They feed on …
a. fish d. fish and squid
b. sharks e. lobster and shrimps
c. whales
TEXT 4.
This text is for question 32 – 35.
Frogs are delightful creatures. Our country is
home to more than 220 named species, and they can
be found in almost any Australian landscape.
Most frogs lay eggs on land or in water.
Then, after the eggs hatch, tadpoles enter the water
for two weeks to six months, depending on the
temperature, before emerging as froglets ( baby
frogs). Not all frogs do this. The hip-pocket frog is
very interesting example of parenthal care. After the
female hip-pocket frog has spawned, the male will lie
on her eggs and about eight tadpoles wriggle up into
each pocket where they grow into a babies frogs.
Australia’s two species of gastic brooding frogs are
even more amazing. They swallow their fertilized
eggs and hatch the tadpoles in their stomatichs. Six
weeks later the froglets emerge from their mother’s
mouth.
32. What is the aim of the text above ?
a. To inform readers about frogs.
b. To persuade readers to breed frogs
c. To explain how to breed frogs
d. To describe a particular frogs
e. To describe the breeding of frogs
33. The text mainly talk about …
a. the breeding of frogs
b. the frog is nice to eat
c. the frogs eats many kinds of insects
d. many kinds of frogs
e. Australian frogs
34. The eggs that have hatched are called …
a. young frog d. tadpoles
b. adult frog e. froglets
c. babies frogs
35. Where do the hip-pocket frogs hatch their eggs ?
C. a. On land d. In a pond
b. In water e. their stomatichs
c. On leaves
TEXT 5.
This text is for question 36 – 39.
Shrewsburry is the smallest town in English
West Midland. It is about 45 miles from Birmingham
and 160 miles from London. The oldest part of the
town was built in a bend of river Severn and had a
wall around it. Up to the 19 century, Shrewsburry was
an important market town and was a centre of for
roads and railways in the region. In the twentieth
century Shrewsburry has become the most important
shopping centre and has grown rapidly. Visitors enjoy
the beautiful parks by the river and the quiet street in

40. the old part of the town where they can find tea rooms and
antique shops.
36. The purpose of the text is …
a. to inform about a place
b. to describe a particular place
c. to tell how wonderful something is
d. to share an amusing story with readers
e. to amuse readers with a beautiful object
37. When did Shrewsburry become the most important
shopping centre ?
a. In the 19th century
b. In the 20th century
c. It is 45 miles from Birmingham
d. It is 160 miles from London
e. It is an important town
38. “…Shrewsburry has become the most important
shopping centre and has grown rapidly.”
The synonym of the underlined is …
a. slowly d. narrow
b. quietly e. wide
c. fast
TEXT 6.
This text is for question 39 – 41.
Explosive Found on Chinese ship off Batam
JP : Troops found detonators and 63 tons of
explosives powder on a Chinese ship anchored off Batam
island after it broke down in the Malacca Strait, a local
police chief said.
“ We are trying to find out if these explosives
were legal and what they were intended fro,” said
Brig.Gen. Sutarman, head of the Riau Islands police,
adding that documents foundd on the ship indicated it was
bound for Yemen.
Police who boarded the MV Rose ate the Cita
Tubindo port in Batam, just south of neighbouring
Singapore, found one container filled with detonators and
five others packed with 63 tons of explosive powder, he
said.
National and local police are investigating the
case, he said, refusing to say how many people have been
questioned over these case. - AP
Adapted from The Jakarta Post
Thursday, Nov 9, 2006
39. The purpose of the text is …
a. to share an amusing story with readers
b. to describe a smuggling of explosive
c. to persuade readers to be aware of terrorist
d. to report a tragedy in the ship of MV Rose
e. to inform readers about a newsworthy event.
40. The source of the news is from …
a. the crew of ship MV Rose
b. the local resident in port Cita Tubindo
c. the local police in Batam Island
d. the head of the Riau Island police
e. the national police in Jakarta
41. “ Troops found detonators and 63 tons of
explosives” (Paragraph 1 )
The underlined word has the closest meaning
with …
a. Navy d. Police
b. Army e. Port Guard
c. Air Force
TEXT 7.
This text is for question 42 – 44.
LEGAL EDUCATION SEMINARS PRESENTS …
WORKERS’
COMPENSATION :
Issues and Strategies
Thursday, February 1, 2007
The Platinum Hotel
Omaha, Nebraska
Our experienced faculty will
* alert you to key changes in legislation,
regulations, and
case law.
* take you from the basics through advanced
areas of
Worker’s Compensation law.
* Show you how to anticipate new trends in
defense
* give you many practical strategies
42. The purpose of the text is …
a. to explain how to be a manager
b. to share amusing events of the day
c. to inform readers how to manage a company
d. to persuade readers to attend the seminar
e. to describe what a manager does
43. What will be taught ?
a. information about payment to injured
workers.
b. How employment and hiring laws are made.
c. How to strategize to keep employees healthy
d. How to manage good relationship with
employee
e. Ways to communicate with employees
TEXT 8.
This text is for question 44 – 46.
Harry Potter, the Prisoner of the Azkaban

41. For most children, summer vacation
is something to look forward to. But
not for the 13 years old boy, Harry
Potter. He was forced to spend his
summers with his Aunt Petunia,
Uncle Vernon and Dudley Dursley
who detested him. The Ill treatment
and the unpleasant insulting words
forced Harry “accidentally” to cast
spells in the non-magic world. It
caused Aunt Marge ( sister of Aunt
Petunia) to inflate
like a monstrous balloon. This actually violated
against the rules of wizards which strictly forbade
students to cast spells in the world of“Muggles” (non-
magic-world). Realizing for what he had done, Harry
ran away from Dursley’s home into the darkness of
the night with his heavy trunk and his owl Hedwig.
Suddenly Harry was picked up by a triple-decker,
violently purple-bus to spend the rest weeks of his summer
in a friendly inn called the Leaky Cauldron. In the Leaky
Cauldron, Harry read a poster announcing that Sirius
Black –an enigmatic convict from the witch-craft and
wizardly prison of Azkaban was on the loose.
Sirius Black had escaped from Azkaban prison
and was searching for Harry. Black was believed to be
responsible for leading lord Voldermort to Harry’s parents
and ultimately to their murder.
Harry Potter felt that his life was in danger. He
returned to Hogwart and the three pals were back for the
third term at Hogwadt. The school was buzzing with the
news of the escaping prisoner of Azkaban. The ominous
Azkaban guards-the Dementors- were posted at the
school to protect the students from Black, but they seemed
more interested in probing Harry’s mind than searching for
the prisoner.
A confrontation between Harry and Black was
inevitably, but when they finally did, the young wizard was
shocked by the revelations about his parents that caused
him to question exactly who his friends really were. He
never realized that Sirius Black escaped from Azkaban to
protect him from Lord Voldermort’s evil plan and that Ron,
one of his best friend betrayed him. He was actually a
servant of Lord Valdermort. Unfortunately, he ran away
after hid secret was revealed.
I like this film because it kept me wanting to watch
next actions, and next actions and so on. The film is
definitely a worth seeing film ! I recommended this film all
ages.
44. The purpose of the text is ... .
a. to describe something that happens
b. to persuade readers that something is in the case
c. to critique an art work or event for a public
audience
d. to evaluate the necessity of novel for readers.
e. to introduce readers that here are many problems.
45. All of these participants in Harry Potter ; The
Prisoner Of Azkaban, EXCEPT …
a. Sirius Black d. Aunt Petunia
b. Ron Westley e. Leaky Cauldron
c. Lord Valdermort
46. Why was Harry "accidently” forced to cast magic
spells over Aunt Mage ?
Because …
a. He loves them very much
b. He hates them so much
c. They make him angry
d. The ill treatment and the unpleasant insulting
words
e. The good treatment and the pleasant and
cheering words
47. What does the reviewer think about this film ?
a. This film is so long to see
b. This film is well edited
c. This film is worth to see
d. This film made her cry
e. This isn’t worth to see
TEXT 9.
This text is for question 48 – 50.
Years ago in Scotland, the Clark family had a
dream and his wife worked and saved money, making
plans for their nine children and themselves to travel
to the United States. It had taken years, but they had
finally saved enough money and had gotten
passports and reservations for the whole family on a
new lines to the United Sates.
The entire family was filled with anticipations
and excitement about their new life. However, seven
days before their departure, the youngest son was
bitten by a dog. The doctor sew up the boy but hung
a yellow sheer on the Clark’s front door. Because of
the possibilities of rabies, they are being quarantined
for fourteen days. The family’s dreams were dashed.
They would not be able to make a trip to America as
they had planned.
The father, filled with disappointment and
anger stomped the dock to watch the ship leave
without the Clark family. The father set shed tears of
disappointment and cursed both his son and God for
their misfortune.
Five days later the tragic news spread
throughout Scotland – the mighty Titanic had sunk.
The unsinkable ship had sunk, taking hundreds of
lives with it. The Clark family should have been on
that ship, but because the son had bitten by a dog,
they were left behind in Scotland.
When Mr. Clark heard the news, he hugged
his son and thanked him for saving the family. He
thanked God for saving their lives. It was a blessing
instead of a tragedy.

42. 48. The purpose of the text is …
a. to share an account of an usual or amusing
incident.
b. to retell events
c. to amuse
d. to describe
e. to inform an events of newsworthy
49. All of these statement are TRUE, except .... .
a. Their dreams to America were dashed.
b. The father set shed tears of disappointment.
c. The father cursed both his son and God for their
unluck
d. The father anger stomped the dock to watch the
ship leave without the Clark family.
e. because the son had bitten by a dog, they were
save.
50. What tragic news was it ?
a. They didn’t get the tickets’ ship to America
b. The youngest son was bitten by a dog
c. The youngest son was drown
d. The giant ship was drown.
e. The youngest son was ill
The following numbers have NO relationship with the texts
above.
51. Qonita : Did you hear what she just said ?
Anish : No, I did not. I ….about something else,
a. am thinking d. have been thinking
b. was thinking e. had been thinking
c. have thought
52. Desy : Where did your brother study , Arini ?
Nita : What did Desy ask to Arini ?
Kiky : Desy asked her …
a. where did her brother study.
b. where her brother had studied.
c. where has her brother studied.
d. where your brother studied.
e. where your brother studies.
53. Shopkeeper : Good afternoon, sir. What can I do for
you ?
Mr. Tagor : I need a pair of shoes. Do you have an
exclusive one ?
Shopkeeper : Yes, sir. It’s from Italy. Please try it on
The underlined expression is used to ….
a. offer help
b. give opinion
c. express gratitude
d. ask for an apology
e. offer someone to do something
54. Joko : Have you ever visited Mulawarman
palace ?
It’s the oldest in Kalimantan.
Andy : No, I haven’t, but I hope I’m able to visit it
one day. Now I’m working here in
Kalimantan.
The underlined expression shows …
a. desire d. possibility
b. agreement e. expectation
c. certainty
55. Anna : When will you return the novel ? Can
you give it to me at ten tomorrow ?
Anni : I am sorry. I ….reading it by 12 o’clock
tomorrow.
a. finished d. finished
b. have finished e. am finishing
c. will have finished
56. X : Did you know where Joko lived ?
Y : No, he ….to another town before I came
here.
a. moved d. has moved
b. has been moving e. had moved
c. would moved
57. Barnard : I need some money now. Can you
lend me some ?
Adit : If I had, I would lend you.
The underlined expression means …
a. Barnard gets some money from Adit.
b. Adit has a lot of money
c. Adit lends Barnard some money
d. Adit can’t give Barnard some money
e. Adit can give Barnard some money
58. Hasan : I am afraid that I am unable to finish
typing this report on time.
Aldi : O.K. let me help you finish it then.
The underlined words are used to express ….
a. disagreement d. uncertainty
b. incapability e. impossibility
c. dislike
59. It is 9 o’clock and my sister is reading a novel in
the living-room now. She started reading at 8.
From the sentence above we may conclude that
my sister ….for an hour.
a. has been reading d. is reading
b. has to read e. reads
c. will read
60. Winda : What a beautiful garden, you are a good
gardener
Anita : I’m not. I get it done.
From the dialogue we know that Anita …
a. is fond of gardening
b. is really a good gardener

43. c. wants to be a good gardener
d. likes to do gardening herself
e. asks the gardener to do gardening
PELATIHAN 5
UJIAN NASIONAL 2007
Sumber Listening Ujian Nasional SMK 2006/2007 Kode P 14 / 47
Listening Section. ( no soal 1 – 15 )
In this section of test, you will have the chance to
show how well you understand spoken English. There are
four parts of this section, with special directions for each
part.
PART 1.
Question : 1 to 3
Direction :
For each item, there is a picture and four short statements
about it on the tape. They are spoken two times, are
NOT WRITTEN out on your test book, so you must
listen carefully. You must choose one sentence – (A),
(B), (C), or (D) – that best describes the picture. Then
on your answer sheet, mark your choice.
Example :
Look at the picture and listen to the four sentences.
a. The basket is made of woven rattan.
b. They shot the ball to the basket.
c. Some fruit is put in the basket
d. We need the basket for his stuff
A B C D
Sample answer. O O O O
Choice (a) “The basket is made of woven rattan. ,” best
describe what we can be seen in the picture.
Therefore, you should mark (a) on your
answer sheet.
Now let’s begin with picture number 1.
01.
02.
03.

44. PART II.
Direction : In this part of the test, you will hear a
question spoken in English, followed by three
responses, also spoken in English. The
question and the responses will be spoken two
times. They will not be printed in your test
book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say. You have
to choose the best response to each question.
Now listen to a sample question.
You will hear : “ Will you be here this summer ?”
You will also hear :
a. Yes. Summer is my favorite season. Sample answer
b. Yes. They will be here soon. 0 0 0
0
c. No, I won’t. I plan to visit my family. A B C D
Choice (c) - “ “ No, I won’t. I plan to visit my family ?” - is
the appropriate response to the question ( Will be here this
summer) Therefore, you should mark (c) on your answer
sheet.
Now let’s begin with question number 4.
04. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
05. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
06. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
07. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
PART III.
Direction :
In this part of the test, you will hear five short
conversation. The conversation will not be printed in your
test book. You will hear the conversation two times, so you
must listen carefully to understand what the speakers say.
In your test book, you will read a question about
each conversation. The question will be followed by four
answers. You have to choose the best answer to each
question and mark it on your answer sheet.
Example :
You will hear :
Girl : Are you sixteen yet ?
Boy : Not yet, but my birthday is in March.
Girl : When is March ?
Boy : It is march 20th
You will read :
What do you learn from the conversation ?
a. The girl is sixteen years old.
b. The boy is twenty years old.
c. The boy was born in March.
d. The girl’s birthday is March 20.
* Choice (c)- “ The boy was born in March”- best
answers the question ( What do you learn from the
conversation). Therefore, you should mark © on your
answer sheet.
08. Where will the man be tomorrow morning ?
a. At the woman’s house. c. At the cinema
b. At his own house d. At a meeting
09. How will the man go to Makasar ?
a. By bus d. By plane
b. By train e. By ship
10. What product are they talking about ?
a. A painting d. A computer
b. A brochure e. A television
11. What does the woman want ?
a. To borrow a pen. c. To write an article
b. To buy some paper d. To finish her
writing
PART III.
Direction :
In this part of the test, you will hear several
short talks. The conversation will not be printed in
your test book. Each will be spoken two times, so you
must listen carefully to understand and remember
what is said.
In your test book, you will read two or more
questions about each short talk. Each question The
will be followed by four answers. You have to choose
the best answer to each question and mark it on your
answer sheet.
12. What is the text about ?
a. Inserting the letters into the drive
b. Installing additional software from a CD or
DVD
c. Following the company’s order

45. d. Restarting the computer monitor.
13. When do we start following the on-screen instruction ?
a. When the disc is inserted into the drive
b. When we turn on the computer
c. When the installation wizard opens
d. When we turn off the computer
14. What product is being advertised ?
a. A vegetable drawer d. A compartment
b. A refrigerator e. A compressor
15. What is given as the bonus for buying the product ?
a. A towel d. A plastic bag
b. A napkin e. An ice tray
Text 1.
This text is questions 16 - 19
Malaria is an infectious disease by a one-celled
parasite known as Plasmodium. The parasite is
transmitted to human by the bite of female Anopheles
mosquitoes. The plasmodium parasite spends its life cycle
partly in human and partly in mosquitoes.
Mosquito infected with the malaria parasite bites
human, passing cells called sporozoits into the human’s
bloodstream. Sporozoites travel to the liver. Each
sporozoit undergoes a sexual reproduction, in which its
nucleus splits to form two new cells, called morozoites.
Merozoits enter the bloodstream and infect red blood cells.
In red blood cells merozoites grow and device to produce
more morozoits, eventually causing the red blood cells to
rupture. Some of the newly released cells. Some
merozoites develop into sex cells known as female and
male gametocytes. Another mosquito bites the infected
human, ingesting the gametocytes. In the mosquitoes’s
stomach, the gametocytes mature. Male and female
gametocytes undergo sexual reproduction, uniting to form
a zygote. The zygote multiplies to form sporozoites, which
travel to the mosquito’s salivary glands. If the mosquito
bites another human, the cycle begins again.
16. The main idea of the text is …
a. Malaria is an infectious disease
b. How the red blood cells are infected
c. The effect of the female Anopheles mosquito’s
bites
d. The life cycle of the malaria parasite
e. The infectious disease called malaria
17. What is the purpose of this text ?
a. to explain the effect if merozoites enter the
bloodstream.
b. to explain the life cycle of the malaria parasite
c. to explain the malaria is an infectious disease
d. to explain how plasmodium transmitted to human
e. to explain how gametosites undergo sexual
reproduction.
18. What will happen if merozoites enter the
bloodstream ?
a. The red blood cells will be infected
b. The morozoites will grow and produce more
merozoites.
c. The merozoites will alter their sex.
d. The red blood cells will be released
e. The merozoites will undergo their life cycle.
19. In the mosquito’s stomach, the gametocytes
mature.
The underlined has the closest meaning with …
a. ripe d. new
b. adult e. large
c. big
Text 2.
This text is questions 20 – 22.
There will be a meeting of all residents next
Wednesday.
We will discuss the problems with trash
collection and plans for new recreation area.
Please come.
20. All of these statements are correct, EXCEPT …
a. They want to build a new recreation area.
b. They get problems in the discussion
c. The meeting will be hold on Wednesday.
d. They hope all citizens there to attend the
meeting
e. They have already had a recreation area
21. Who should go to the meeting ?
a. Everyone who lives there
b. Only people who use the recreation
c. People without trash
d. People who collect trash
e. People collecting things.
22. The communicative goal of the text is …
a. to persuade the readers to involve in the
meeting
b. to tell the readers about the trash collection
and new recreation area
c. to explain the readers about trash collection
and new recreation area.
d. to describe the trash collection and new
recreation area
e. to inform about trash collection and new
recreation area
Text 3.

46. This text is questions 23 - 36
This evening’s Flight 334 to Chicago is delayed
due to dangerous weather conditions. Flight 334 is
expected to depart tomorrow morning at 5.30 A.M. with a
7:48 A.M. arrival time Chicago. Our gate agents will be
glad to assist you with making hotel arrangements for this
evening.
The airline is not responsible for the hotel
expenses. Any passengers wishing to make arrangement
for a hotel room should speak with the gate agent on
Concourse 2.
23. What is the purpose of this announcement ?
a. To tell travelers that the weather is dangerous
b. To explain how to buy a ticket to Chicago
c. To notify travelers that the hotel is full
d. To give the Chicago weather report
e. To explain a schedule change
24. Who will pay for the hotel room ?
a. The airline company d. The assistant
b. The passengers e. The pilot
c. The ticket agents
25. Why was the plane delayed ?
Because of …
a. down pour d. earthquake
b. tornado e. weather conditions
c. storm
Text 4.
This text is questions 26 – 28.
We often hear about the solar car, solar heating or
solar batteries. But will solar energy ever be a major
source of energy for industrial societies ? The solar energy
is cheaper that any other fossil fuel because we can get
the abundant source from the sun.
In sunny desert areas, 50% of the sun’s radiation
that reaches the ground could be used to produce
electricity for business and industry, to provide heat, light
and hot water for homes. Experimental solar ponds can
produce hot mater to drive generators.
Unfortunately, we can’t yet power our homes
entirely on sunlight. Solar energy can only be exploited in
bright light. Its greatest potential, therefore is in hot
countries that have clear skies for most of the world. In
addition, to harness the solar power, solar cells are
needed to convert the sunlight directly into electricity. Solar
cells are very cheap to run, but relatively expensive to buy
and many people can’t afford it.
Needless to say that solar energy is a useful and
non -polluted source of energy. Nevertheless, solar cells,
the main important device to harness the sun’s energy are
still very expensive.
26. What is the goal of the text above ?
a. to tell readers that we can get abandon
energy from the sun.
b. to explain how to collect the sunlight and
convert it into energy.
c. To explain that solar energy has many
advantages
d. To present the controversy of using solar
energy for industry.
e. To present the controversy of harnessing
solar energy.
27. What is the problem in making use of solar
energy ?
a. The solar energy is cheaper that fossil fuel.
b. The solar energy cannot be used for industrial
societies.
c. The device to harness the sun’s energy is very
expensive.
d. The solar energy can only be exploited in the
bright light
e. The solar energy can be taken any time and
any place.
28. People obtaining the most beneficial from the sun
are those who …
a. live in desert area.
b. have solar cells
c. live in tropical countries.
d. Produce electricity for business
e. Live in countries that have clear sky
Text 5.
This text is questions 29 - 31
MAN DIES OF SUSPECTED BIRD FLU
Indonesia. A 56-years old man, has died in
hospital of suspected bird flu, which claimed at least
three lives in the country, an official said on Saturday.
“ The man, Ramdani, died last night from
severe pneumonia and kidney failure,” said Ilham
Patu, a spokesman for Jakarta’s Saroso Hospital.
The Jakarta resident showed symptoms of
bird flu after being admitted to the hospital on Monay
but the result of his first test was negative, Patu said.
Ramdani’s death brings to six the number of
people suspected of dying of the deadly H5NI virus,
who are not officially listed as bird flu victims.
The government has confirmed three deaths
from bird flu, based on local tests and confirmation
from World Healh Organization facilities in Hong
Kong, since the first cas of human infection was
found in the country in June – AFP.

47. 29. The purpose of the text above is …
a. to describe the striking of a maid
b. to report a tragedy in the newspaper
c. to persuade readers to avoid bird flue
d. to share an amusing story with readers
e. to inform readers about a newsworthy event.
30. Ramdani died because of …
a. pneumonia and kidney failure
b. severe pneumonia
c. kidney failure
d. H5NI virus
e. bird flue
31. The writer got the news from…
a. a spokesman of jakarta’s Saroso Hospital
b. World Health Organization
c. Government
d. Ramdani
e. an office
Text 6.
This text is questions 32 - 35
Elephants are great mammals. They are
distinguished from their African counterparts by their
smaller size, smaller ears, more rounded back, and fourth
menial on each of their hind feet. They can exceed 5000
kg weight. They have thick, dry skin with a small amount of
stiff hair and are grey to brown in colour. Female Asian
elephants have rudimentary tusks.
They have an sensitive range across India and Sri
Lanka and also occur further south and east as far as
Sumatra. Theses three areas appear to countain
subspecies all with slightly different characteristics. They
are spread over areas where rainfall levels vary
considerably. They can survive in dry places where less
than 40 cm of rain falls per year and in wet areas where
over 8 meter of rain can fall in a year.
Elephants have a diverse vegetarian diet,
including grasses, bamboo, legumes, bark, succulent
climbers, creepers and palms. They have seasonal
favourites such fig leaves and fruits, tamarind, wood apple
and mango.
They are very sociable and live in basic family
units of one adult cow and her offspring. Daughters remain
with their mothers, but sons leave at puberty, often joining
bull groups or remaining solitary. Bull elephant associates
with a family when a cow is in oestrus. This species does
not appear to be territorial. Males have home ranges of
about 15 square km, and herds of females have rangers of
about 30 square km, which increases in the dry season.
Seasonal migration has been made virtually impossible,
due to human development.
32. The writer mostly tell about …
a. the characteristics of the elephants
b. the place where the elephants live
c. the performance of the elephants.
d. the organs of the elephants
e. the food of elephants
33. The social purpose of the text is …
a. to persuade readers to take care of elephants.
b. to explain the characteristics of elephants
c. to inform readers about the Asian elephants
d. to tell about the origin of elephants
e. to describe the Asian elephants.
34. The exceed 3,000 kg weight.
The synonym of the underlined is …
a. Nearly d. as heavy as
b. less than e. able to grow
c. more than
35. Compared with African Elephants, Asian
Elephants …
a. have smaller size and ears.
b. can survive in dry places
c. have heavier tusks
d. have more diet
e. have sharper
Text 7.
This text is questions 36 - 38
BANYUWANGI
Once upon a time, there reigned in East Java
a king named Sindureja. He had a prime minister
named Sidapaksa had a very beautiful wife.
Sidapaksa loved his wife deeply. They lived
in complete happiness. However, Sidapaksa’s mother
didn’t like her daughter-in-law. Each day she tried to
think a way to separate Sidapaksa from his wife.
One day, King Sindureja asked Sidapaksa to
search for the bud of a magic flower on Mount Ijen. It
was a long and dangerous journey. The assignment
from the king was so important and urgent.
Sidapaksa had to leave his pregnant wife.
Not long afterwards, a son was born. The
baby’s birth gave much happiness to the young
mother.
However, one day, while this young mother
was bathing, her evil mother-in-law threw the baby
into the river. Knowing that her baby had
disappeared, the young mother was very sad. She
could neither eat nor sleep. She became very ill.
Two years passed and Sidapaksa returned
from his journey. He succeeded in doing his duty.
Just as he was about to enter his house, her mother

48. told him that his wife had thrown their baby into the river.
Sidapaksa believed his mother’s story. He was too
angry to use his common sense. He drew his creese and
approached his wife who was lying weak on her bed.
“ Ach, wicked woman. Tell me why you threw our
new-born child into the river. Tell me !” he said in a rough
and angry voice.
“ Oh, my dearest husband, I am innocent. I love
you and our new baby. I didn’t kill our child. If you don’t
believe me, carry me to the river. I will prove you that I
didn’t do it.”
Sidapaksa took her wife to the edge of the river.
Suddently, his wife leaped up and threw herself into the
river.
“Ohh my God ! How will I know who killed my child
?” moaned Sidapaksa.
Then he looked down at the water. Suddenly, two
pure while flower-buds appeared, one large and the other
was taller. A sweet fragrance came from them.
“ Sidapaksa, look here ! Beside me is our child. He
himself will tell you who drowned him.” The taller one
spoke.
“ Father, my mother is innocent. Grandmother
threw me into the river. Now I’m happy because my
beloved mother has come with me,” the smaller one
spoke. Then, the two flowers vanished into the river. They
left their fragrance behind.
Since then, people call the city on its banks of the
river Banyuwangi. Banyu means water and wangi means
fragrant.
36. The purpose of the text is …
a. To entertain a folk tale
b. To describe Banyuwangi
c. To give news about Banyuwangi to readers
d. To evaluate a true story from Java
e. To tell a true story to readers
37. Why do Sidapaksa’s wife throw himself into the river ?
a. to change herself into a white flower-bud
b. to punish her cruel mother-in-law
c. to prove that she was innocent
d. to look for her baby
e. to kill herself
38. What can we learn from the story above ?
a. Keep your promise.
b. Never tell a lie whatever happens.
c. Take care of your children carefully.
d. Don’t believe anyone, except yourself.
e. Think carefully before you make decision.
Text 8.
This text is questions 39 – 41.
OPEN LETTER TO THE PRIME
MINISTER.
The Hon RJ Hawke, MP
Prime Minister
Parliament House
CANBERRA ACT 2600
Into the Mouth of Babes.
We are writing to you (because) we are
concerned about the way food is being advertised to
children.
What we eat now effects our health in years
to come. Bad dietary habits start while we are very
young. For this reason, your government supports
health education that encourages a balanced healthy
diet. Australians are encouraged to get the bulk of
their nutrients from fresh fruits, vegetables, and
wholegrain cereals, a lesser amount of foods high in
fat, salt and sugar.
TV advertising to children presents a
completely different message. Nearly 80% of food
advertising pushes fatty snacks or sweets – the very
foods that should be eaten least. To make matter
worse, these ads take up much of the advertising
time. This must be stopped.
TV advertising is powerful and influential.
Parents, however strong-willed, find it hard to resist
pressures created by this advertising. Children are
least able to understand the tricks of the advertising
industry.
For the hours when children are the main
audience, TV advertising of food must be made to
reinforce, not undermine, the message about a
balanced diet. We appeal to you, as Prime Minister,
to take the lead in calling together the advertiser, TV
networks, consumers and public health bodies to
decide how this is to be done.
Yours sincerely
Signed by Barbara Biggins and other prominent
signatories.
39. The purpose of the text is ... .
a. to persuade readers that something is in the
case
b. to introduce readers that here are many
problems.
c. to make readers know about cars in the city
d. to evaluate the necessity of cars in the city
e. to describe something that happens
40. What is the content of the recommendation ?

49. a. Australian are encouraged to get the bulk of their
nutrients from fresh fruits, vegetables, and
wholegrain cereals
b. these ads take up much of the advertising time.
This must be stopped.
c. TV advertising is powerful and influetial
d. to take the lead in calling together the advertiser,
TV networks, consumers and public health bodies
to decide how this is to be done.
e. we are concerned about the way food is being
advertised to children.
41. What did the writer recommend to the Prime Minister ?
a. TV advertising of food must be made to reinforce,
not undermine, the message about a balanced
diet.
b. Nearly 80% of food advertising pushes fatty
snacks or sweets – the very foods that should be
eaten least
c. For the hours when children are the main
audience
d. TV advertising is powerful and influential.
e. Children are least able to understand the tricks of
the advertising industry.
Text 9.
This text is questions 42 - 45
Harry Potter, the Prisoner of the Azkaban
As Harry Potter returns to Hogwarts
for his third year, Sirius Black – who
has killed twelve muggles and one
wizard – escapes from the Azkaban
Fotrress and it looks like Harry may be
his next victim. The Dementors, the
guards of Azkaban, are sent to protect
Hogwarts but have a strange effect on
Harry. Could Sirius Black have
anything to do with the death of
Harry’s parents ? And what has come
over Hermione’s cat Crookshanks ?
Love the new edition. They style
fits movie perfectly the kids acted much better in this one.
The biggest problem that I had was that there were a lot of
things the movie didn’t explain, such as “ Monny, Wormtail,
Padfoot and Prongs.” I think that it may have been hard for
those who hadn’t read the book to understand. Harry’s
eyes aren’t green ( which is mentioned at least once in
each book) but that’s a minor think. All in all, I loved the
new direction and the movie itself. I can’t wait until the next
one comes out.
A bit disappointment when I first read the book the
entire book seem more like fan fiction than the real thing
the whole way through. The plot wasn’t quite as exciting as
it could have been ,either. But after seeing the film, change
my mind. The plot runs smooth and the actors play
excellently, especially Ron. He can play in such a role
that we almost deceived by his innocent appearance.
42. The purpose of the text is ...
a. to describe a film
b. to describe how film is made
c. to inform readers about a good film
d. to review a film for public audiences
e. to entertain readers by telling a good film
43. What grade was Harry Potter when he came back
to Hogwarts ? …
a. First d. Fourth
b. Second e. Fifth
c. Third
44. How did the reviewer lose his disappointment ?
a. After reading the novel
b. After telling the novel
c. After watching the film
d. Before reading the novel
e. Before he watched the film
45. What did the reviewer think about this film ?
a. the plot runs smoothly
b. the actors play excellently
c. The plot runs smooth and the actors play
excellently
d. It is a happy ending as usual film
e. It is a very fun film to see
The following numbers have No relationship with the
text above.
46. Lukman : I haven’t seen Anang and Iskak
What’s the matter with them?
Ria : They told me that they ... here at
seven.
Lukman : But it’s already seven thirty. Let’s wait
ten more minutes.
a. are d. had been
b. may be e. would be
c. will be
47. Anne : Could you meet him?
Brenda : No, I couldn’t. He .... a lecture when I
arrived. I did not dare to knock at the
door.
a. would give d. had to give
b. should give e. was giving
c. had given
48. Daniel : Dad, I have good news for you. I got
the first rank in my progress report.
Father : Really? I am very proud of you, son

50. The underlined utterance shows the feeling of....
a. pride d. sympathy
b. wonder e. obligation
c. pleasure
49. Novianto : Bah, may I borrow your motorcycle?
Bahtiar : Yes, of course. This is the key.
The underline sentence means...
a. introducing someone d. inviting someone
b. refusing permission e. telling the time
c. giving permission
50. X : Wow, what a wonderful blouse!
Did you make it yourself?
Y : No, ....
a. I had to make it
b. I made it myself
c. I had my mother make it
d. My mother had me make it
e. My mother and I had to make it.
PELATIHAN 6
UJIAN NASIONAL 2007
Sumber Listening Ujian Nasional SMK 2005/200 Kode E 2 / P 3
Listening Section. ( no soal 1 – 15 )
In this section of test, you will have the chance to
show how well you understand spoken English. There are
four parts of this section, with special directions for each
part.
PART 1.
Direction :
For each question, you will see a picture in your
test book and you will hear four short statements. These
statements will be spoken just one time. They will not be
printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say.
When you hear the four statements, look at the
picture in your test book and choose the statement that
best describe what you see in the picture. Then, on your
answer sheet, find the number of the question and mark
your answer. Look at the sample below.
Now listen to the four statements
a. The motorcycles are parked at an out door parking lot.
b. The motorcycles are displayed in the showroom to
sell.
c. The motorcycles are parked in an indoor parking
hall.
d. The motorcycles are kept at a service station to be
repaired
A B C D
Sample answer. O O O O
Statement (c) “The motorcycles are parked in an
indoor parking hall. ,” best describe what
you see in the picture. Therefore, you
should choose answer ( c )
Look at picture number 1
01.
02.

51. 03.
PART II.
Direction : In this part of the test, you will hear a
question spoken in English, followed by three
responses, also spoken in English. The
question and the responses will be spoken two
times. They will not be printed in your test
book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say. You have
to choose the best response to each question.
Now listen to a sample question.
You will hear :
X : Good morning, how are you ?
You will also hear :
a. I’m fine, thank you.
b. I’m in the living room.
c. My name is John.
The best response to the question “ How are you ?” is
choice (a),” I am fine, thank you.” Therefore, you should
choose answer (a).
04. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
05. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
06. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
07. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
PART III.
Direction :
In this part of the test, you will hear five short
conversation. The conversation will not be printed in
your test book. You will hear the conversation two
times, so you must listen carefully to understand what
the speakers say.
In your test book, you will read a question
about each conversation. The question will be
followed by four answers. You have to choose the
best answer to each question and mark it on your
answer sheet.
08. What did the man do yesterday ?
a. He sold his motorcycle
b. He went to the doctor.
c. He opened a workshop
d. He took his motorbike to the mechanic.
09. What is the man going to buy ?
a. A radio d. A radio tape
recorder
b. A television set e. a VCD player
10. Who are they talking about ?
a. Nina’s son d. Nina’s husband
b. Nina’s father e.Nina’s youngest
brother
11. How can the man reserve the ticket ?
a. By coming to the football match
b. By calling the football club
c. By enrolling for the match
d. By filling out the forms.
PART IV
Direction : In this part of the test, you will hear
several short talks. Each will be spoken two times.
They will not be printed in your test book, so you must
listen carefully to understand and remember what is
said.
In your test book, you will read two or
more questions about each short talk. The questions
will be followed by four answers. You have to choose
the best answer to each question and mark it on your
answer sheet.
12.Who is most likely being addressed in the speech
?
a. Real Estate Agents c.Apartment managers
b. Entrepreneurs d.Company employees
13. What is the speech about ?
a. Tips for finding an apartment
b. Relocation of Mexico City

52. c. Networking availability
d. Real Estate agents.
14. How much is the lowest price of the product ?
a. Rp. 20 millions d. Rp. 30 millions
b. Rp. 28 millions e. Rp. 38 millions
15. Where can we buy the product ?
a. At Citibank
b. At Citigold
c. At Plaza Indonesia
d. At the cocktail party
Text 1.
This text is for question 16 - 19
The Lion and the Mouse
Once when a Lion was asleep, a little mouse
began running up and own upon him, this soon woke the
lion, who placed his huge paw upon the mouse, and
opened his big jaws to swallow him.
“ Pardon me, O king,” cried the little mouse,”
Forgive me this time, I shall not forget it, who knows, but I
may be able to do you a good turn, because of these days
?”
The lion was so tickled at the idea of the mouse
being able to help him that he lifted up his tail and let him
go. Sometimes when the lion was caught in a trap, and
some hunters, who wanted to catch him alive to the King,
tied him on a tree while they prepared a wagon to carry
him in. Just when the little Mouse happened to pass by,
after seeing the sad plight in which the Lion was, went up
to him and soon gnawed away the rope that bound the
king of the Beast.
“ Was I not right ?’ said the little Mouse.
Little friends may prove great friends.
16. What is the purpose of the text above ?
a. To entertain readers
b. To describe a friendship
c. To give news to readers
d. To give solution to readers
e. To tell a true story to readers
17. What was the mouse’s problem ?
a. He was caught in a trap.
b. He was tied on a tree
c. He would be swallowed by the lion
d. He woke the lion
e. He swallowed the lion
18. Just then the little Mouse happened to pass by, after
seeing the sad plight in which … ( Paragraph 2 )
The underlined word means …
a. condition d. danger
b. tragedy e. problem
c. disaster
19. What can we learn from the story above ?
a. Patience is rewarding
b. Silence is gold
c. Richness gives happiness
d. The weak thing is not useful
e. Little friends may prove great friends
Text 2.
This text is for question 20 - 23
London, the capital city of England, has been
one the major cities in Europe for many centuries.
Because of its long history, it has many old buildings.
The historical center of London is now a relatively
small area still known as the City which covers only
about 2.6 square km. The city is capitalized, to
distinguish it from the large metropolis. This is where
London began as a Roman colonial town around AD
50, at the point where the Romans built the first
bridge in London.
Today, this area is one of the world’s leading
financial centers. Most of the financial activities are
crowded along Thread Needle Steel, near the
intersection known as the Bank, which includes the
huge bank of England complex, the Royal Exchange,
and the Stock Exchange.
The permanent residential population of the
City is now less than 6,000, but about 350,000
commute here daily to work. The only large
residential portion of the City is the Barbican Center,
a concrete complex of towers, parking garages, and
pedestrian walkways, located on the northern edge of
the city.
The Barbican was built to replace older
buildings destroyed in World Was II ( 1943 – 1945),
when the Germans heavily bombed London.
20. The purpose of the text is …
a. to describe the City of London
b. to inform about the City of London
c. to persuade readers to stay in London
d. to share an amusing story with readers
e. to explain how to spend the time in London
21. The following are correct, EXCEPT …
a. London is major city
b. London is a small city
c. London is a metropolitan city
d. London is such an important city
e. London is a city with many old buildings

53. 21. “which includes the huge bank of England complex,
..” ( paragraph 2)
The underlined word has the same meaning with …
a. very attractive d. very tiny
b. small enough e. very large
c. very lovely
23. Which of the following is INCORRECT ?
a. London, the capital city of England, has been one
of the main cities in Europe.
b. The city is capitalized, to distinguish it from the
large metropolis.
c. Most of the Financial activities are cr5owded
along
Thread Needles Street.
d. The permanent residential population of the City is
now more than 350,000.
e. The Huge Bank of England is located in Thread
Needle Street.
Text 3.
This text is for question 24 - 26
Man Jailed for Striking RI Maid
Singapore : A supervisor was jailed for two
months for repeatedly striking his Indonesian maid on the
head back with a television remote control, news reports
said on Thursday.
Muhammed Shafig Woon Abdullah admitted in a
Singapore court, he physically abused the woman on
several occasion between June and October 2002, The
Strait Times said.
The magistrate’s court heard that Shafig, 34,
began striking Winda,22, about a month after she started
working for him.
He bit on the head with a TV set’s remote control
because he was unhappy with her work. On other
occasion, he punched her on the back after accusing her
daydreaming.
S.S Dhillon, Shafig’s lawyer, said his client lost his
“ better senses” when he saw his daughter’s face covered
as she lay in bed.
He said client his thought the maid had put the
child in danger – DPA.
24. The purpose of the text is …
a. to share an amusing story with readers
b. to describe the striking of a maid
c. to persuade readers to strike the maid
d. to report a tragedy in the newspaper
e. to inform readers about a newsworthy event.
25. Which of the following statement is INCORRECT
according to the news above ?
a. Muhammed Shafig Woon was a supervisor
who has taken in a jail for two months
b. Winda was Mr. Shafig’s maid who was from
Indonesia.
c. Mr. Shafig abused his maid because he was
not satisfied with her work.
d. When Mr. Shafig laid in bed, his face was
covered by his maid.
e. S.S Dhillon was Mr. Shafig’s lawyer
26. “ he physically abused the woman on several
occasion between…” (Paragraph 2)
The underlined has the closest meaning with …
a. condition d. space
b. situation e. turn
c. chance
Text 4.
This text is for question 27 - 30
Different Pond Different Fish
When I studied in UNWS, Sidney during
1999-2000, I spent my Monday mornings teaching
Music at the Pinangsia Indonesian Kindergarten in
Randwick.
Although the Kindergarten was an Indonesian
school, we had to use English when teaching
because the students were lo longer able to speak
Indonesian fluently. One Monday morning, because
the class was sp noisy, I said,” Please shut-up”. I
wanted them to be quiet. To my surprise one of the
students asked me,” How long have you been
teaching English ?” I was shocked. I answer it
honestly,” I had been studying it for years since I was
elementary school.” Later on, my fellow teacher
explained that I should use “ Please be quiet” instead
of “ Shup-up” The students thought that I was being
rude.
I was so embarrassed. I will be more careful
next time.
27. What is the purpose of the text above ?
a. to classify cats.
b. to tell past events
c. to describe the cat
d. to give solution to readers
e. to give a report to the old man
28. How often did the writer teach at the Pinangsia
Indonesian Kindergaten ?
a. Once a week d. Four times a week
b. Twice a week e. Five times a week
c. Three times a week
29. Why was the writer so ashamed ?

54. Because …
a. the students thought him generous.
b. the students thought him naughty
c. the students thought him impolite
d. the students thought him misery
e. the students thought him cruel
30. “I was so embarrassed. I will be more careful next
time.” This part of the text is called …
a. orientation d. general classification
b. resolution e. reorientation
c. complication
Text 5.
This text is for question 31 - 35
Do you know the meaning of corruption is ? What
is the relation between money and corruption ?
Well, corruption is common everywhere in the
world, even in the US. It’s just a matter of the intensity,
however, that makes Jakarta the most corrupt city in
Indonesia.
The survey makes me sad, actually because I stay
and earn living here in the capital. As we all know from
Tanjung Priok port, smuggling is no news at all in this
town. Entrepreneurs who want to minimize their tax
payments will bribe the officials.
Well, I think the measures taken the so far to
overcome the problem by punishing the corruptors have
been so far form enough. We have to prevent the younger
generation from the bad mentality.
I believe we can start at the earliest stage in
school and I think everyone should be involved in the
efforts to eradicate corruption. We must not make any
distinction.
31. The communication purpose of the text is …
a. to persuade the readers to involve in the effort of
corruption eradication.
b. to tell the readers about the relation between
money and corruption.
c. to explain the readers what the meaning of
corruption is.
d. to describe the most corruption city in Indonesia.
e. to inform which countries often do corruption
32. Paragraph two mainly discuss about …
a. Jakarta is the most corrupt city in the world.
b. The relation between money and corruption
c. Corruption is very common in the world.
d. U.S. is the most corrupt country
e. Corruption strikes in the U.S.
33. Which of the following statement is used to persuade
the
readers to do something ?
a. Entrepreneurs who want to minimize their tax
payments will bribe the officials.
b. Corruption is common everywhere in the
world, even in the U.S.
c. Everyone should be involved in the efforts to
eradicate corruption
d. Jakarta is the most corrupt city in Indonesia
e. Smuggling is no news at all in this town
Text 6.
This text is for question 34 - 36
A tsunami is a very large sea wave that is
generated by a disturbance along the ocean floor.
This disturbance can be an earthquake, a
landslide. Or a volcanic eruption. A tsunami is
undetectable far out in the ocean, but once it reaches
shallow water, this fast-traveling wave grows very
large.
Tsunamis occur when a major fault under the
ocean floor suddenly slips. The displaced rock
pushes water above it like a giant paddle, producing
powerful waves at the ocean surface. The ocean
waves spread out from the vicinity of the earthquake
source and move across the ocean until they reach
the coastline, where their height increases as they
reach the continental shelf, the part of the Earth’s
crust that slopes, or rises, from the ocean floor to the
land.
Tsunami wash ashore with often disastrous
effects such as severe flooding, loss of lives due to
drowning and damage to property.
34. The purpose of the text is …
a. to entertain the readers about tsunami
b. to give opinion how to avoid tsunami
c. to explain how tsunami happens
d. to describe about tsunami
e. to tell the past event
35.What makes powerful water waves at the ocean
surface?
a. the earthquake source d. a giant paddle
b. the continental shelf e. the coast line
c. the displaced rock
36. “ … water waves at the ocean surface…” (Prg. 2)
The antonym of the underlined is …
a. far d. bottom
b. deep e. shallow

55. c. near
Text 7.
This text is for question 37 - 40
Attention all passengers !
The amount of luggage you are allowed to carry
on board is limited by weight, dimensions and number of
pieces. You obtain details from your ticket or reservation
office. Carry-on luggage is limited to one piece, which
should not exceed 10 X 16 X 20 inches or 66 pounds ( 30
kilos). If room allows, the one-piece rule may be relaxed
according to space and availability in the overhead
compartments and the area under the seats. Certain items
such as purses and newspapers may be carried on board,
over and above the free baggage allowance, if you keep
them on your person. It is wise to identify your baggage
both, inside and out and remove any old identifying labels.
Combination locks are advisable. Cash’ jewelry, medicines
and important documents should be carried in your hand
luggage.
37. The communicative purpose of the text is …
a. to inform the procedure to carry luggage.
b. to inform how to confirm the flight
c. to inform the carry-on allowance
d. to inform how to carry-on board
e. to how to make reservation
38. For whom is this announcement intended ?
a. Customs officials d. passengers
b. Security personnel e. porters
c. stewardess
39. What factor doesn’t affect the carry-on allowance ?
a. Space on the plane d. size of bags
b. number of pieces e. ticket classes
c. weight of bags
Text 8.
This text is for question 40 - 42
Pelabuhan Ratu – Harbour of the Queen – is on the
south coast of Java near Sukabumi. It has many stories
about Nyi Roro Kidul, the Queen of the South Sea. You
can see the beautiful sunset and the sparkling lamps of the
fisherman bold ritual ceremonies. They throw sacrifices to
the sea for Nyi Roro Kidul. At this beautiful beach, you can
water ski, sunbathe, make sand palaces or even have a
coconut drink. There is also a fish market that sells many
kinds of fish.
40. The paragraph mainly talks about …
a. The queen of the South Sea
b. The fantastic fisherman’s boat
c. Pelabuhan Ratu
d. Ritual Ceremonies
e. A Fish market
41. “You can see the beautiful sunset and the
sparkling lamps of
the fisherman’s boats”
The underline word means.....
a. making a beautiful light
b. taking a flash light
c. sending out flashes of light
d. giving a quick reaction
e. looking for the flash light
42. The purpose of the text is …
a. to inform about a place
b. to describe a particular place
c. to tell how wonderful something is
d. to share an amusing story with readers
e. to amuse readers with a beautiful object
Text 9.
This text is for question 43 – 46.
Cars Should Be Banned In Cities.
Cars should be banned in the city. As well all
we know , cars causes pollution, and killed a lot of
road users and other accidents.
Firstly, cars, as we all know, contribute to
most of the pollution in the world. Cars emit a deadly
gas that causes illness such as bronchitis, lung
cancers and triggers of asthma Some of these illness
are so bad that people can die from them.
Secondly the city is very busy. Pedestrians
wander everywhere and cars commonly hit
pedestrians in the city, which causes them to die.
Cars today are our roads biggest killers.
Thirdly, cars are very noisy. If you live in the
city, you may find it is difficult to sleep at night, or do
on your homework, and especially talk to someone.
In conclusion cars should be banned from the
city for the reasons listed above.
43. The purpose of the text is ... .
a. to persuade readers that something is in the
case
b. to introduce readers that here are many
problems.
c. to make readers know about cars in the city
d. to evaluate the necessity of cars in the city
e. to describe something that happens
44. The men who walk in the pavement are called ....
a. drivers d. road crossers
b. policemen e. road runners

56. c. pedestrians
45. The following statements are true, EXCEPT .... .
a. cars cause pollution and accidents
b. It’s hard to sleep because of very noisy cars.
c. A deadly gas emitted from cars cause illness.
d. Pedestrians are safe to wander everywhere in the
city.
e. Cars should be banned in the city based on the
three arguments
46. What does the last paragraph tell us about ?
a. The cars should banned in the cities.
b. The conclusion why cars should be banned in
cities.
c. The first reason why cars should be banned in
cities
d. The second reason why cars should be banned in
cities.
e. The third reason why cars should be banned in
cities.
Text 9.
This text is for question 47 – 50.
If you are in the target three-to-nine year- old age
group and a fan of the Sponge Bob Square Pants
television series, you’ll probably like THE SPONGEBOB
SQUAREPANTS MOVIE, essentially an extended version
of the cartoon series. Colourful and silly, the movie looks
and sounds just like every other movie from Nickeledeon.
Only the sassy Rugrats, with their sharply written dialog,
manage to stand out among the Nickelodeon offerings.
But, if your kids love Spongebob Square Pants and a
weekly dose isn’t enough for them, they’ll probably be
beginning you to take them to the movie version.
The plot starts with Spongebob Square Pants
(voiced by Tom Kenny) lamenting that he wasn’t chosen to
be the manager of the Krusty Krab 2 restaurant, since his
wall is filled with “ Employee of Month” awards from
original Krusty Krab. Other plot points include the stealing
of the crown King Neptune ( voice by Jeffrey Tambor) and
the enslavement of the restaurant patrons by mind control
helmet designed by Plankton (voiced by Mr. Lawrence),
the owner of a rival establishment of the Krusty Krab.
About as funny as the story ever gets is when
someone asks Spongbob Square Pants if he has a license
to drive his humberger car. “ You don’t need a license to
drive a sandwich.” He explains. THE SPONGEBOB
SQUAREPANTS MOVIE is for fans only.
THE SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS MOVIE
runs 1.30. It is rated PG for some mild crude humor and
would be acceptable for all age.
My nephew William, age 10, and my niece Liana,
age 7, both liked the movie, William liked Spongebob the
best while the princess was his sister’s favourite
character. William’s favourite scene as David
Hasselhoff cameo.
47. The purpose of the text is …
a. to appreciate an art work of a public audience
b. to describe Spongebob Square movie
c. to inform readers about a funny film
d. to describe a good cartoon film
e. to entertain readers
48. All of these are the characters in Spongebob
Squarepants Movie, except…
a. Spongebob Square Pants d. Plankton
b. King Naptune e. Wiliiam
c. Mr. Krusty
49. What will the kids do when a dose of Spongebob
Square Pants are not enough for them.
a. They will cry
b. They will feel sorry
c. They asked to rent the Spongebob VCD
d. They will feel very sad and cry all day
e. They will probably be begging to take them to
the movie
50. What does the reviewer opinion about
Spongebob Square Pants movie ?
a. It is the best film cartoon
b. It deserves the best praise
c. It is the worse film cartoon
d. It deserves the highest praise
d. it would be acceptable for all ages
The following numbers have NO relation with the
texts above.
51. Rita : Dini, I didn’t told you anything yet.
Agus : What did she say just now ?
Dini : She said that .....
a. she had not told you anything yet.
b. she had not told me anything yet.
c. I had not told her anything yet.
d. I had not told you anything yet.
e. She had not told her anything yet.
52. Aurel : Hello, what were you doing at 7 o’clock
last night ?
Popo : I ....my homework when you rang me.
a. am doing d. have done
b. was doing e. had to do
c. have been doing
53. Teacher : Aji, you won the first prize in the
writing competition.
Aji : Really ?

57. Teacher : Sure ! I’m very proud of you.
Aji : Thanks, Ma’am.
The underlined utterance shows the expression of .....
a. disagreement d. agreement
b. satisfaction e. pride
c. expectation
54. Policemen : ..... ?
Tourist : Yes. I am lost. Can you show me the
way to Santika Hotel ?
Policemen : Sure.
a. Are you sure you are lost.
b. Is there anything I can do for you
c. Is there any chance to meet you
d. Where are you going
e. Are you looking for someone
55. Piping : There is a good movie this evening. Will you
come along with me ?
Kurnia : I’d love to, but I have to fetch my aunt at the
airport.
From the dialogue we can conclude that Kurnia ....
a. invites Piping to do something
b. wants to go with Piping
c. rejects Piping’s invitation
d. gives information
e. gives some advice.
56. Hendra : By next July 25 the workshop will be opened
by the Governor. Have you filled out the
form given to you
Mayang: Not yet. But I am sure .....by the time of the
dead line.
a. I complete it
b. I completed it
c. I will complete it.
d. I shall be completing it.
e. I will have completed it.
57. A : Do you think the auditorium we are going to
use is big enough for 100 participants ?
B : Don’t worry about it. It is capable of
accomodating more than 100 people.
The underlined word expresses ....
a. possibility d. certainty
b. necessity e. ability
c. probability
58. Trader : I’d like to send this document to our
client in Japan.
Officer : Let me see. Mmm, I’m afraid you can’t
send it now.
Trader : Why ?
Officer : I think this document .....
a. must be endorsed first before it’s sent.
b. must endorse first before we send it.
c. should endorse first before sending
d. send to Japan and I will do it.
e. was sent to the client in Japan
59. Sigit : Vin, your necklace is beautiful. Did you
buy it yourself ?
Vina : Of course not. I got my mother ..... it.
a. had bought d. to buy
b. will buy e. buy
c. bought
60. Alice : I find it difficult to get a job nowadays.
Bertha : That’s right. A lot of people lost their job
during the economic crisis.
Alice : Well, if I had not been fired, I .... a hard
life.
a. will not face d. had not faced
b. would not face e. do not face
c. would not have faced

58. PELATIHAN 7
UJIAN NASIONAL 2007
Sumber Listening Ujian Nasional 2006/2007 Kode P 12 ( Prop.Jawa Barat )
Listening Section. ( Questions 1 – 15 )
In this section of test, you will have the chance to show
how well you understand spoken English. There are four
parts of this section, with special directions for each part.
PART 1.
Questions : 1 - 4
Directions :
For each questions, you will see a picture in your
test book and you will hear a question followed by five
statements. The questions and the statements will be
spoken two times. They will not be printed in your test
book, so you must listen carefully to understand what the
speakers say.
When you hear the question and five statements
look at the picture in your test book and choose the
statement that best describes what you see in the picture.
Then on the answer sheet, find the number of the question
and mark your answer. Look at the sample below.
You will hear :
Man : How about exercising tomorrow morning ?
Woman : Alright. Pick me up at six.
You will also hear :
Narrator : What will the man do ?
You read in your test book :
a. Do exercise at 6.
b. Go with six women.
c. Take exercise alone
d. Leave the woman alone.
e. Come to the woman’s house
The best answer to the question is “ Come to the
woman’s house.” Therefore you should chose answer
(E)
01. a. Hobbies. d. Daily activities.
b. Spare time. e. Collecting stamps
c. Part time job.
02. a. The librarian. d. The location of the
library
b. The Broad Street e. The function of the
library
c. The books in the library.
03. a. His pride d. His curiosity
b. His advice. e. His agreement
c. His attention
04. a. Reading books
b. Doing many activities
c. Doing all sort of things

59. d. Writing some articles
e. Reading books and writing some articles
05. a. Inability d. Disagreement
b. uncertainty e. Dissatisfaction
c. impossibility
Part II.
Questions : 6 to 10
Directions :
In this part of the test, you will hear several monologues.
Each monologues will be spoken two times. They will not
be printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say. You have to choose
the best response to each question or statement.
Now listen to a sample question :
You will hear :
Woman : Good morning, John. How are you ?
Man : …
You will also hear :
a. I am fine, thank you.
b. I am in the living room.
c. Let me introduce myself.
d. My name is John Travolta
The best answer to the question “ How are you ?” is choice
(a), “ I am fine, thank you.” Therefore, you should choose
answer (a).
06. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
07. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
08. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
09. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
10. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
Part III.
Questions 11 to 15.
Directions :
In this part of the test, you will hear several monologues.
Each monologues will be spoken two times. They will not
be printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say.
After you hear a monologue and the questions
about it, read the four possible answers and decide which
one would be the best answer to the questions you have
heard.
11. a. The water is stinky.
b. The water tastes bad
c. The colour is not good.
d. There is no more water
e. The water is contaminated
12. a. His cat d. Food
b. His pet e. Fish
c. Bread
13. a. Bones d. Fish and bread
b. Soft food e. Milk and bread
c. Steamed rice
14. a. To the mall d. To some antique
shops
b. To the market e. To the department
store
c. To the boutique
15. a. Poor d. Luxurious
b. Rich e. Unfamiliar
c. Unhappy
Text 1.
This text is for question 16.
16. Lisa : What is your plan for the next holiday ?
Wita : I have no idea.
Lisa : What about having a picnic to lake Toba,
Wita ?
Wita : I’d love to, but I have to attend a seminar.
What are the speakers talking about ?
a. Going to Wita’s house.
b. Attending a seminar
c. Going to Lake Toba
d. Spending their time
e. Planning to spend a holiday
Text 2
Text is for question number 17.
17. X : Good morning, madam. Anything I can do for
you ?
Y : Yes, please. I need a T-shirt size 15.
The dialog likely occurs …
a. at home d. at a school
b. at a store e. at the office
c. at a tailor
Text 23
Text is for question number 18 to 20.
This new and unusual building in the
down-town business district offers
unique opportunities for small to midsize tenants
to occupy an entire floor.
OFFICE SUITES

60. From 1,6000 to 6,000 square feet
are available for immediate occupancy.
Commuting is easy, with nearest
subway stop only one block away. Convenient
to shops, restaurants, hotels, and
business services.
For leasing information call 303-572-5947
18. What is the advertisement about ?
a. Leasing office space.
b. Building in business districts.
c. Conveniences offered by the company.
d. Availability restaurants in the down-town.
e. Hotels and restaurants in the down-town.
19. Which of the following is NOT close to the building ?
a. Parks d. Shopping centers
b. Hotels. e. Business services
c. Restaurants
20. “ For leasing information call 303-572-5947 “
The underlined word means …
a. Purchasing d. buying
b. Building E. renting
c. selling
Text 4
Text is for question number 21 to 23.
A fox fell into a well and couldn’t get out. By and
by a thirsty goat came along. Seeing the fox in the well, it
asked if the water was good. “ Good” said the fox “ It’s the
best water I’ve tasted in all my life. Come down and try it
yourself.”
The goat was thirsty so he got into the well. When
he had drunk enough, he looked around but there was no
to get out. Then the fox said,” I have a good idea. You
stand on your hind legs and put your forelegs against the
side of the wall. Then I’ll climb on your back, from there, I’ll
step on your horns, and I can get out. And when I’m out, I’ll
help you out of the well.”
The goat did as he was asked and the fox got on
his back and climbed out of the well. Then he coolly
walked away. The goat called out loudly after him and
reminded him of his promise to help him out. The fox
merely turned to him and said,” If you only had thought
carefully about getting out, you wouldn’t have jumped into
the well.”
The goat felt very sad. He called out loudly. An old
man walking nearby heard him and put a plank into the
wall. The goat got out and thanked the old man.
21. The text tells the story of …
a. a fox.
b. a goat.
c. a fox and goat.
d. an old man and the fox.
e. the goat and an old man.
22. Paragraph 2 mainly tells …
a. how the fox helped the goat.
b. why the fox got into the well.
c. how the fox got out of the well.
d. the fox’s idea how to get out of the well.
e. how both the goat and the fox got out of the
well.
23. “ The goat did as he was asked…. “ ( Paragraph 3
)
What does the above sentence mean ?
a. The goat drank enough and looked around.
b. The goat came down to the well and drank.
c. The goat called out loudly after the fox got out.
d. The goat waited someone who might help
him.
e. The goat stood on his hind legs and put his
forelegs against the side of the well.
Text 5
Text is for question number 24 to 27.
One of the most wonderful inventions of the
past 100 years is the telephone. It was invented in
1876 by Alexander Graham Bell when he was
working on a telegraph set. The telephone which is
familiar, handy instrument, becomes a highly
important part of our daily life. The first telephone was
invented in 1877. Today there are over 250,000,000
telephones in the world and it is estimated that nearly
1,000,000,000.00 (billion) conversation take place a
day.
24. The text tells …
a. the invention of the telephone.
b. how the telephone was invented.
c. Bell, the inventor of the telephone.
d. the number of telephone used by people.
e. the estimation of the users of the telephone.
25. By 2007, the telephone usage will have been
about … years.
a. 100. d. 250
b. 131 e. 1,000
c. 231
26. The telephone was invented in the … century.
a. 10th. d. 19th
b. 13th. e. 20th
c. 16th.

61. 27. “ … it is estimated that nearly 1,000,000,000.00
(billion) conversation take place a day.” The underlined
word is similar to …
a. noticed d. observed
b. deleted. e. produced
c. guessed
Text 6
Text is for question number 28 to 31.
Lance Armstrong’s Discovery Channel team won
the team time trial of the tour de France on Tuesday,
giving the six-time champion the over all race lead. The 33
years old American led his team to victory for the third
straight year in the time trial, clocking 1 hour, 10 minutes,
40 seconds for the 67,5-kilometers trek from Tours to
Blois. Team CSC placed second, 2 seconds behinds – AP.
28. What is the news about ?
a. The tour de France.
b. The teams in the race.
c. The Discovery Channel Team.
d. The Tour de France championship
e. The victorious team of Armstrong’s
29. Which of the following is TRUE about the news ?
a. Armstrong has been a champion for the fifth time.
b. Team CSC placed the second, 12 second behind.
c. Armstrong’s time was 1 hour, 20 minutes, 40
seconds.
d. Armstrong’s team won the time trial for the third
straight year.
e. Armstrong won the team time trial of the Tour de
France on Thursday.
30. “ The 33 years old American led his team to victory..”
The closest meaning to the underlined word is …
a. joy. d. conquer
b. defeat. e. mastery
c. success
31. What is the Team CSC’s time ?
a. 1 hour, 10 minutes, 40 seconds.
b. 1 hour, 10 minutes, 42 seconds.
c. 1 hour, 10 minutes, 38 seconds.
d. 1 hour, 12 minutes, 40 seconds.
e. 1 hour, 12 minutes, 42 seconds.
Text 7
Text is for question number 32 to 35.
Gold is a precious metal. Gold is used as
ornaments or as money.
Gold is found in many places, but in a small
supply. It is often found on the surface of the earth. Since
gold is a heavy substance, it is sometimes found loose on
the bottom of rivers. The gold is found together with sand
and rocks, and must be separated from them. It is
simple to search for this type of gold.
It is not usually necessary to drill for gold, but
when a layer of gold is located deep below the
surface of the earth, it is possible to drill a hole into
the ground. Engineers have developed modern
processes for removing gold from rocks.
Since gold is not very hard, it is sometimes
melted and added to other substances for making
rings, coins and art objects. It will be priced forever
because it is beautiful, rare and useful.
32. The best title of the text above is …
a. Gold.
b. Type of gold
c. Previous Metal.
d. Rare Ornaments
e. Removing Gold from Rocks.
33. The following are associated with gold, EXCEPT
…
a. useful d. expensive
b. precious e. unnecessary
c. beautiful
34. The text above is mainly intended to … about
gold.
a. discuss d. elaborate
b. classify e. document
c. describe
35. “ It will be priced forever because …” ( Paragraph
4 )
The underlined word means …
Text 8
Text is for question number 36 to 39.
In most cases, you can
transplant a tree successfully, at
any time, if you follow the
instruction for planting a tree. The
most important thing is to dig out
enough roots, but this process is
difficult with a large tree.
When you dig out the tree,
take a ball of earth measuring
about a foot wide for every inch of
diameter of the tree trunk. You
should dig deep enough to avoid
cutting off too many taproots.
It is wise to call in a
professional tree expert to
transplant a tree.
36. The text describes how …

62. a. to plant a tree.
b. to keep a tree.
c. to cut off a tree.
d. to transplant a tree
e. to dig out the earth.
37. To transplant a tree successfully, you should ….
a. dig out enough roots.
b. select your location carefully.
c. cut off as many taproots as you can.
d. conduct the instruction of cutting a tree.
e. measure the ball of the earth around the tree roots.
38. “You should dig deep enough to avoid cutting off too
many taproots.” ( Paragraph 2 )
The underlined word means …
a. important roots. d. main roots
b. balls of earth e. trunks
c. heavy roots
39. According to the text, we can transplant a tree in …
a. fall d. summer
b. spring e. any season
c. winter
Text 9.
Text is for question number 40 to 43.
The government has just
published a report which suggest
that television is partly responsible
for the serious increase in crime
over the last ten years. The
exposure of violence or
pornography harmfully effects on
children.
Many people who are alive today know that it is
like to live in a world without television. Television as we
know is only about forty years old. Yet it is also much a
part of our lives that it seems as if it had always existed.
Some people think that the years before the
invention of television were a better time. They claim that
families talked more and did more things together. More
books were read. People used their imaginations more
fully. People got more outdoor exercises.
But others disagree. They claim that television is a
powerful educational tool. It informs us of what is going on
in the world, from famine in Africa to a local politics and
fashion. It helps us understand how people live, work and
struggle.
In 1961, Newton Minow, a government official,
called prime-time schedules “ a vast wasteland.” Even
though Minow said that over thirty years ago, many feel
that it is still true today. Television is credited with being a
great teacher, but it is also blames for the poor reading
and writing skills of our population. Television gets
praised for helping us understand the people of the
world. But it has been accused of helping to destroy
family life. Television keeps us informed about the
political issues of the day.
Expert will probably continue to argue about
television’s value. But everyone agrees that it is one
of the most significant inventions of the twentieth
century.
40. The writer wants to tell …
a. the development of television
b. the advantages of television program.
c. how television destroys people’s life.
d. how television improves people’s knowledge.
e. the influence of television on people’s daily life
41.Many people claim that television is a powerful
educational tool.
From this statement we know that they …with the
existence of television
a. love d. satisfy
b. agree e. choose
c. prefer
42. Which of the following is good for children in
watching TV ?
a. Children should watch the violence on TV.
b. Children may watch TV whenever they like.
c. There shouldn’t be government censorship of
TV program.
d. Children should spend all of their time to
watch TV program.
e. Children should be accompanied by their
parents in watching TV.
43. “…what is going on in the world, from famine in
Africa..” ( Pr. 4)
The underlined word means lack of ….
a. food. d. education
b. water e. entertainment
c. nutrient
Text 10
Text is for question number 44 to 47.
Seven people were
killed in a collision between
a bus, a car and a truck on
Jalan Sultan at 10:35 p.m.
last night. The dead were
all passengers of the car.
The police believed the car
had been trying to overtake
the bus when it was struck
by a truck coming from the

63. opposite direction. The driver of the car might not be
using his lights, as the truck driver said he did not see
the car approaching.
The police said the car should not have tried to
pass the bus, since overtaking is not allowed on Jalan
Sultan. In addition, the police reported that the car, a small
Japanese car, should not have been carrying more than
five people. If passengers had brought their identity cards,
the police have identified the names of the victims easily.
44. The text mainly report that there was / were …
a. a car accident.
b. careless drivers.
c. a small Japanese car
d. victims of an accident
e. the function of an identity card.
45. What was the cause of the collision ?
a. The truck came from the opposite directions.
b. The car carried more than five people
c. The truck driver didn’t use his lights.
d. The truck driver didn’t see the car
e. The car tried to overtake the bus.
46. “If passengers had brought their identity cards, the
police have identified the names of the victims easily.”
(Paragraph. 2 the last sentence)
The sentence above means …
a. the victim’s name were not known.
b. the victims were easy to be identified.
c. the passengers brought their identity cards.
d. the police had no difficulty in identifying the victims
e. it was easy for the police to identify the victims of
the accident.
47. Who said that the accident was caused by the car ?
a. The police. d. The truck driver
b. The victims e. The bus passengers
c. The reporter
Text 11.
Text is for question number 48 to 50.
Paris is the capital of a European nation, France. It
is also one of the most beautiful and most famous cities in
the world.
Paris is called the City of Light. It is also an
international fashion center. What stylish women are
wearing in Paris will be worn by women all over the
world. Paris is also famous for its world center of
education. For instance, it is the headquarters of
UNOESCO, the United nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization.
The Seine River divides the city into two
parts. Thirty-two bridges cross this scenic river. The
oldest and perhaps the most well-known is Pont Neuf,
which was built in the sixteen century. Sorbonne, a
famous university, is located on the left bank (south
side) of the river. The beautifully white church Scare
Coeur lies on the top of a hill called Montmartre on
the bank ( north side) of the Seine.
There are many other famous places in Paris,
such as the famous museum the Louvre as well the
cathedral of Notre Dame. However, the most famous
landmark in this city must be the Eiffel Tower.
Paris is named after a group of people called
Parisii. They built a small village on an island in the
middle of the Seine River about two thousand years
ago. This island is called Ile de la Cite. It is where
Notre Dame located. Today around eight million
people live in the Paris area.
48. The fifth paragraph tells …
a. about the Parisii.
b. the origin of the word Paris.
c. the location of Notre Dame.
d. a village built thousand years ago.
e. an island in the middle of the Seine River.
49. What is the oldest and most well-known part of
the city ?
a. The Seine River. d. The right bank
b. The Pont Neuf. e. The left bank
c. The Sorbonne
50. From the text above we know that Notre dame is
located …
a. on the left bank
b. near the Louvre
c. on the right bank
d. outside the city of Paris
e. in the middle of the seine River

64. PELATIHAN 8
UJIAN NASIONAL 2007
Sumber Listening Ujian Nasional 2006/2007 Kode P 16 A ( Prop.Jawa Timur )
Listening Section. ( Questions 1 – 15 )
In this section of test, you will have the chance to show
how well you understand spoken English. There are four
parts of this section, with special directions for each part.
PART 1.
Questions : 1 - 4
Directions :
For each questions, you will see a picture in your
test book and you will hear a question followed by five
statements. The questions and the statements will be
spoken two times. They will not be printed in your test
book, so you must listen carefully to understand what the
speakers say.
When you hear the question and five statements
look at the picture in your test book and choose the
statement that best describes what you see in the picture.
Then on the answer sheet, find the number of the question
and mark your answer. Look at the sample below.
You will hear :
Man : How about exercising tomorrow morning ?
Woman : Alright. Pick me up at six.
You will also hear :
Narrator : What will the man do ?
You read in your test book :
a. Do exercise at 6.
b. Go with six women.
c. Take exercise alone
d. Leave the woman alone.
e. Come to the woman’s house
The best answer to the question is “ Come to the
woman’s house.” Therefore you should chose answer
(E)
01. a. Hobbies. d. Daily activities.
b. Spare time. e. Collecting stamps
c. Part time job.
02. a. The librarian. d. The location of the
library
b. The Broad Street e. The function of the
library
c. The books in the library.
03. a. His pride d. His curiosity

65. b. His advice. e. His agreement
c. His attention
04. a. Reading books
b. Doing many activities
c. Doing all sort of things
d. Writing some articles
e. Reading books and writing some articles
05. a. Inability d. Disagreement
b. uncertainty e. Dissatisfaction
c. impossibility
Part II.
Questions : 6 to 10
Directions :
In this part of the test, you will hear several monologues.
Each monologues will be spoken two times. They will not
be printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say. You have to choose
the best response to each question or statement.
Now listen to a sample question :
You will hear :
Woman : Good morning, John. How are you ?
Man : …
You will also hear :
e. I am fine, thank you.
f. I am in the living room.
g. Let me introduce myself.
h. My name is John Travolta
The best answer to the question “ How are you ?” is choice
(a), “ I am fine, thank you.” Therefore, you should choose
answer (a).
06. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
07. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
08. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
09. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
10. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
Part III.
Questions 11 to 15.
Directions :
In this part of the test, you will hear several monologues.
Each monologues will be spoken two times. They will not
be printed in your test book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say.
After you hear a monologue and the questions
about it, read the four possible answers and decide which
one would be the best answer to the questions you have
heard.
11. a. The water is stinky.
b. The water tastes bad
c. The colour is not good.
d. There is no more water
e. The water is contaminated
12. a. His cat d. Food
b. His pet e. Fish
c. Bread
13. a. Bones d. Fish and bread
b. Soft food e. Milk and bread
c. Steamed rice
14. a. To the mall d. To some antique
shops
b. To the market e. To the department
store
c. To the boutique
15. a. Poor d. Luxurious
b. Rich e. Unfamiliar
c. Unhappy
Text 1.
This text is for question 16.
16. Diah : Ted, would you come to my house tonight?
We are celebrating our mother’s birthday.
Ted : I’d be delighted.
What is Diah going to do ?
a. To go to her mother’s house with Ted.
b. To celebrate her mother’s birthday
c. To visit at her mother’s house
d. To celebrate Ted’s birthday
e. To celebrate her birthday
Text 2.
This text is for question 17.
17. Anisah : There’s the shoe store we’ve been
looking for. It’s just across the street.
Nabila : Wait ! You can’t across the street in the
middle of the block. You have to
cross at the corner.
Anisah : Oh, come on. Let’s go across here.
Nabila : Watch out ! You nearly got hit by that
car !
Anisah : I guess you’re right. I will be more
careful after this.
What are the girls looking for ?
a. Their car. d. A block of stores
b. A cross-road e. A zebra crossing

66. c. A shoe-store
Text 3.
This text is for question 18 to 20.
“ Multicultural Education of Indonesia in Surabaya”
is proud to present Ms. Jane Batubara, a well-known
educator and researcher in multiculturalism. She was
appointed Principal of Jasmine International School in
1999, and since then she has conducted many studies on
multiculturalism in formal education. Ms. Batubara will be
in Surabaya on the 1st and 2nd of August 2005 to talk on “
Multicultural Education for the Youth.”
During the talk, the participants will be provided
with information on how to :
a. obtain a wholly approach to multicultural education
b. teach the youth to appreciate differences
Registration for the talk is FREE.
Please call Rina at (031) 715632 for seat reservation.
18. The text aims to …. .
a. conduct multicultural studies.
b. introduce multicultural education
c. promote Jasmine International School
d. provide information about multiculturalism
e. invite as many participants as possible to a
seminar.
19. Which is NOT TRUE about Ms. Jane Batubara ?
a. She is an event organizer.
b. She is a school principal
c. She is a researcher
d. She is an educator.
e. She is a speaker
20. “During the talk, the participants will be provided with
information on how to...”
The underlined word can be replaced by … .
a. granted d. presented
b. supplied e. contributed
c. arranged
Text 4.
This text is for question 21 to 23.
Once upon a time there lived a little girl named
Snow White. She lived with her Aunt and Uncle
because her parents were dead.
One day she heard her Uncle and Aunt talking
about leaving Snow White in the castle because they
both wanted to go to America and they didn’t have
enough money to take Snow White.
Snow White did not want her Uncle and Aunt to
do this so she decided it would be best if she ran
away. The next morning she ran away from home
when her Aunt and Uncle were having breakfast.
She ran away into the woods. She was very tired
and hungry. Then she saw this little cottage. She
knocked but no-one answered so she went inside
and fell asleep.
Meanwhile, the seven dwarfs were coming
home from work. They went inside. There they
found Snow White sleeping. Then Snow White
woke up. She saw the dwarfs. The dwarfs said,”
What is your name ?” Snow White said,” My
name is Snow White.”
Doc said,” If you wish, you may live here with
us,” Snow White said,” Oh, could I ? Thank you.”
Then Snow White told the dwarfs the whole story
and Snow White and the seven dwarfs lived
happily ever after.
21. Snow White ran from home …. .
a. at noon d. in the evening
b. at midday e. in the morning
c. at midnight
22. The third paragraph describes in detail …. .
a. where Snow White’s aunt’s and uncle had
breakfast
b. whom Snow White met in the woods.
c. what Snow White did after hearing her uncle’s
plan
d. how Snow White went into the cottage
e. with whom Snow white ran away into the
woods.
23. The dwarf said,” If you wish, you may live here
with us,”
What did the dwarf mean with the words
underlined ?
a. He asked Snow White for permission to stay
with her.
b. He offered Snow White to stay with them.
c. He showed his interest in Snow White
d. He agreed to stay with Snow White
e. He wishes to stay with Snow White
Text 5.
This text is for question 24 to 27.
Before the fall of Berlin wall, East Berlin was
like the rest of East Germany – drab and depressed.
Today it is a different story. There are over 40 major
construction projects underway and investment in
new construction are expected to exceed $20 billion.
Part of this boom can be attributed to the fact that the
national government of Germany will move to Berlin.

67. The city will once again be Germany’s leading city and a
gateway to the expanding markets in Poland, Czech
Republic, and other countries east of the German border.
24. How was East Berlin before the fall of the Berlin wall ?
a. Beautiful and nice.
b. Modern and interesting
c. Leading and expanding
d. Sophisticated and good
e. Dull and uninteresting
25. Which of the following statements is TRUE according
to the text ?
a. The government of Germany has been moved to
Berlin.
b. East Berlin has changed after the collapse of the
Berlin wall.
c. East Berlin is like the rest of Germany – drab and
depressed city.
d. Before the fall of the Berlin wall, East Berlin was
the centre of Germany.
e. There are not more than 40 major construction
projects in East Berlin.
26. What changes happen to East Berlin after the fall of
the Berlin wall ?
a. It’s developing to become a leading city of
Germany.
b. It will become one of the richest cities in Germany
c. It’s now the center of the country’s government.
d. It will be the biggest city in the world.
e. It has become a state city.
27.” … investment in new construction are expected to
exceed $20 billion.”
The underlined word is close in meaning to …. .
a. known d. completed
b. predicted e. expanded
c. calculated
Text 6.
This text is for question 28 to 31.
The Good Stepmother
The old witch locked Hansel in a cage and set
Gretel to clean the house. She planned to eat them both.
Each night the children cried and begged the witch to let
them go.
Meanwhile, at home, their stepmother was
beginning to wish she had never tried to get rid of the
children. “ I must find them,” she said and set off into the
forest.
Many hours later, when her feet were tired from
walking and her lips were dry from thirst, she came to the
cottage belonging to the witch. The stepmother peeped
through the window. He heart cried out when she saw
the two children.
She picked up the broom leaning against the
door and crept inside. The witch was putting some
stew in the oven when the stepmother gave her an
almighty push. The witch fell into the oven and the
stepmother shut the door.
“ Children, I have come to save you,” she
said them tightly. “I have done a dreadful thing. I hope
in time you will forgive me. Let me take you home and
become a family again.” They returned to their home
and the stepmother became the best mother anyone
could wish to have, and of course they lived happily
ever after !
28. The story is about a stepmother who …. .
a. cried every night.
b. planned to eat her children
c. begged a witch for money
d. tried to run away from a witch
e. saved her children from a witch
29. Which statement is TRUE about the stepmother ?
a. She was the witch’s friend
b. She loved her stepchildren
c. She hit the witch with a broom
d. She locked her children in a cage
e. She visited the witch to see her children
30. “The witch fell into the oven and the stepmother
shut the door.” ( Paragraph 4 )
The underlined word can be replaced by the word
…. .
a. closed d. marked
b. opened e. polished
c. painted
31. How did the witch die ?
a. She was burnt in the oven.
b. She was trapped in a cage
c. She was hit with a broom
d. She was locked in her house
e. She was pushed against the wall
Text 7.
This text is for question 32 to 35.
The Sumatran elephant’s habitat is Sumatra,
Indonesia. The average male elephant reaches eight
feet high and weighs up to six tons. A baby elephant
can weigh up to one ton. The males are always larger
than the females. They are massive creatures.
An elephant has a trunk, two tusk, two eyes,
two ears and two lumps on its head. It is known to be
a clever animal. When an elephant is hot, it fans
itself by flapping their ears back and forth. When an

68. elephant herd wants to move, they use their ears as a
guide. Their hearing range is very large. Elephants hear
some noises that cannot be heard by human ear.
Sumatran elephants have enough strength to
knock down a tree. They can also pick up a log using their
trunk and their tusks. Their trunk is their nose. They also
use it like a hand. Just below their trunk, they have their
tusks. Only male Sumatran elephants have tusk. A baby
elephant is called a calf, the females are called cows.
32. The text describes …. .
a. a wild elephant
b. a baby elephant
c. the Sumatran elephant
d. the Indonesian elephant
e. a male Sumatran elephant
33. What guides an elephant herd when they want to move
?
a. Their ears d. Their trunk
b. Their feet e. Their tusks
c. Their nose
34.Which statements is NOT TRUE about the Sumatran
elephants ?
a. The male has tusks
b. They have big ears.
c. They flap their ears to cool themselves.
d. Male elephants are larger than the female
e. The Sumatran elephants are not easy to train
35. “When an elephant herd wants to move…” (Pr.2 )
The underlined word is close in meaning to …. .
a. group d. cage
b. place e. trunk
c. animal
Text 8.
This text is for questions 36 to 39
Rain always comes from
clouds. But where do clouds come
from ? How does all the water get
into the sky ?
Think about your bathroom. There is hot water in
your bath. Steam goes up from the hot water. The steam
makes small clouds in the bathroom. These warm clouds
meet the cold walls and windows, and then we see small
drops of water on the walls and windows.
The world is like your bathroom. The water in the
ocean is warm when the sun shines on it. Some of this
water goes up into the sky and makes clouds. The wind
carries the clouds for hundreds of kilometers. The clouds
meet the cold air in the sky, then we’ll see drops of water
after the condensation of clouds to water. The drops
of water are rain.
The rain falls and runs into rivers. Rivers run
into the oceans. And then water from oceans
changes into clouds and becomes rain. So water is
always moving from oceans to clouds to rain to river
to oceans.
36. The text describes …. .
a. how rain falls.
b. the function of rain
c. the formation of rain
d. the process of condensation
e. how sea water goes to the sky
37. Which of the following is the correct cycle of the
rain ?
a. Water, clouds, condensation, evaporation,
rain
b. Water, condensation, clouds, evaporation,
rain
c. Water, evaporation, clouds, condensation,
rain
d. Rain, water, clouds, evaporation,
condensation
e. Water, rain, condensation, clouds,
evaporation
38. “The clouds meet the cold air in the sky, then we’ll
see drops of water after the condensation of
clouds to water.” (paragraph 3 )
The underlined word means the changing of … .
a. gas to steam d. water to stream
b. gas to liquid e. cloud to steam
c. liquid to gas
39. What makes the clouds change into small drops
of water ?
a. The wind d. The moving air
b. The hot water e. The cold
temperature
c. The sun-light
Text 9.
This text is for questions 40 to 43.
Death penalty for serious criminals has been
discussed by our experts. Those who agree say that
death penalty will scare the criminals off. However,
those who disagree say that it is inhuman, not
effective and we cannot correct the wrong sentence
after the criminal die.
In Switzerland, this penalty does not exist.
Most people argue that the possibly of making the
wrong decision is always there although it is true that
spending life behind the bars is not easy either. Also,

69. every person should have a chance for rehabilitation. In
this way he or she can start all over again in another life
style.
Those who agree argue that there is no use to
feed the terrorists in prison with their money. When they
get out, they will create a lot of trouble by blackmailing and
killing people. So, who says that jails will stop them from
being bad guys ?
My own opinion is divided. On the one hand, I
want to be humane, and on the other hand, I wonder if
those people are worthy of my feeling.
40. This text mainly discusses …. .
a. the death penalty controversy
b. the punishment in our country
c. the death penalty in Switzerland
d. those who support death penalty
e. those who are against death penalty
41. Which of the following in NOT the reason for those
who are against death penalty ?
a. Death penalty is inhuman
b. Death penalty is not effective
c. There’s possibility of misjudgment
d. It is harder to live behind bars than to die
e. Every person should have a chance for
rehabilitation.
42. What is the writer’s opinion about death penalty ?
a. He is not able to decide.
b. He is against death penalty
c. He agrees with the death penalty
d. Death penalty is a worthwhile punishment
e. The criminals deserve to receive the benefit of
human feeling.
43.“ However, those who disagree say that it is inhuman,
not effective and we cannot correct the wrong
sentence after the criminal die.” (Paragraph 1)
The underlined word can be replaced by …. .
a. fine d. statement
b. thought e. punishment
c. command
Text 10.
This text is for questions 44 to 47.
Jakarta (JP). The number of people injured in the weekend
earthquake in the Central Sulawesi capital of Palu reached
26. The earthquake, measuring 5,8 in the opened Richter
Scale, also damaged or destroyed hundreds of buildings.
So fare no deaths have been reported.
“ Only 3 of the 26 injured are still being treated at a
government clinic. In the Sausu Trans village, the rest
have returned home,” Mohammad Haerollah, an official of
the Central Sulawesi Office of the Ministry of Social
Services, told the Jakarta Post yesterday.
Officials at the meteorology and geo-physics
office in Palu said earlier that the epicenter was in the
Gulf of Tomini, 32 kilometres east of Palu, at a depth
of 32 kilometres. The office recorded 396 tremors
between 5.30 p.m. on Saturday and 12.00 a.m. on
Sunday. However, locals felt47 of the tremors.
Antara News Agency reported on Saturday
that most of the casualities were adults, injured by
collapsing structures. The agency also said, that
victims were mainly residents of the Sausu, Suli,
Torono, and Malakosa villages.
44. This text as a whole reports …. .
a. the weekend earthquake in Palu
b. the casualities at a government clinic
c. the profession of Mohammad Haerollah
d. the damaged building caused by the
earthquake
e. the activities of the officials at the meteorology
and geo-physics office.
45. Which statement is TRUE according to the text ?
a. There were 349 tremors felt by people.
b. Some people were killed by the earthquake
c. Sausu, Suli, Torono, and Malakosa were the
worst places hit.
d. The earthquake happened in the South
Sulawesi capital of Palu.
e. An earthquake measuring 5.4 on the Richter
Scale rocked Palu
46.” Only 3 of the 26 injured are still being treated at a
government clinic” ( Paragraph 2)
The underlined word may be replaced by …. .
a. managed at the same way.
b. negotiated with somebody
c. considered in a certain way
d. given something enjoyable
e. given medical care
47. Why are 3 of the 26 injured still may be treated ?
a. These 3 casualties were possibly badly injured.
b. The causalties felt comfortable with the hospital
service.
c. May be the facilities at the clinic were complete
enough.
d. The injured satisfied with the doctor’s treatment
at that clinic.
e. These 26 caualties couldn’t stand staying in the
clinic any more.
Text 11.
This text is for questions 48 to 50.
Pingvellir

70. Pingvellir is a very famous historic place in Iceland
where a lot of things happened, which have influenced the
Iceland history.
Pingvellir was reserved in 1928 and became a
national park. Now there is a fence all around Pingvellir to
protect it from sheep and other animals which can destroy
the vegetation.
Pingvellavatn, which is in Pingvellir, is the largest
lake in Iceland. It is 83,7 km square, and 144 deep. There
are many kinds of fish in the lake, like trouts, and tiddlers.
Pingvellir is also a very famous tourism place and
thousands of people come there every year to see this
smashing nature and its beautiful surroundings.
Men have tried to do anything they can to protect
this old, famous place. They have put fences all around
Pingvellir and there are special rules. They have also
made many paths and you only allowed to camp on
special places, to protect the vegattion. They have rebuilt
the houses and many things for the travel industry.
48. What does the text describe ?
a. A famous tourism place.
b. Kinds of fish in the lake.
c. The Pingvellavatn lake.
d. A smashing nature
e. A travel industry
49. Which statement is TRUE according to the text ?
a. The fence protects tourists.
b. Pingvallavatn is the largest island.
c. The visitor can camp at any places.
d. Pingvellir is a famous historic place.
e. Everyday a lot of people visit Pingvellir
50. “Pingvellir was reserved in 1928” ( Paragraph 2)
The underlined word is synonymous with …. .
a. built d. restored
b. replaced e. remained
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PELATIHAN 9
BAHASA INGGRIS SPMB TH. 05
Text 1
After rising steadily for almost a century, standards of education in the public schools of Europe and
North America have leveled off and, in the opinion of many parents and employers, are actually falling. More
and more children are leaving school with little more than a basic knowledge of reading, writing, and
arithmetic, and illiteracy is becoming a social problem once again. With dropout rates of twenty-seven per
cent in high schools and fifty per cent in colleges, the American education system is clearly in trouble;
European dropout rates, though lower than those of the U.S., are rising too.
Various factors have been blamed for the apparent decline in educational standards. Some people say
that overcrowding and lack of discipline are major factors. Others maintain that subjects like art and drama
have been overemphasized at the expense of more practical subjects. The negative influence of television is
frequently mentioned as a reason of growing illiteracy. Many teachers and principals, however, insist that the
problem is not of falling standards but of rising expectations on the part of parents and employers.
Whether or not standards in public schools are actually falling, many parents feel that the only way to
secure a good education for their children is to send them to private schools, which generally have smaller
classes and stricter discipline. The popularity of such schools is growing steadily, despite the high tutition
fees. In the United States, for example, eleven per cent of all school children attend private schools; in
France, over sixteen per cent do so.
1. The text is about _____.
(A) problems in current education systems
(B) rising dropout rates in American public schools
(C) factors determining general education
standards
(D) a comparison between the American and
European education system
(E) problem in education in Europe and American
public schools
2. Which of the following statements about the
education of children in public schools is NOT
TRUE according to the text?
(A) many children quit school.
(B) Dropouts lack basic knowledge of reading and
writing.
(C) Public school should offer more practical
subjects.
(D) Dropout rates are rising.
(E) The dropout rate in Europe is lower than that
in the U.S.
3. Which of the following is thought to be a factor
causing the decline in educational standards?
(A) Discipline in schools is generally too strict.
(B) Teachers use too much television in class
(C) There are too many pupils in one class.
(D) Subject like drama and art are neglected
(E) Parents and employers expect too much
from teachers
4. Private schools have become popular among
parents, because _____.
(A) they charge high tuition fee
(B) their education system never has
problems
(C) parents' expectations for more practical
subjects are met
(D) they think that private schools provide
better education
(E) their rate of dropouts is lower than that in
public schools
5. Which of the following statements is TRUE
according to the text?
(A) School authorities do not think that the
educational standards in public schools is
declining.
(B) More children are leaving school because
they realize that public schools have no
discipline.
(C) The general trend in the world is that
there is a decline in educational
standards.
(D) Television has greatly contributed to the
failure in public schools in general.
(E) Private schools are expensive because
they provide more practical subjects than
public schools do.
D. Text 2
Driving a car is a necessity in today's busy society, and it is a special privilege. Getting a
driver's license is a complicated process. It is divided into four steps: studying the traffic laws, taking the
written test, learning to drive, and taking the driving test. Therefore, anyone who wants to drive must carry a
driver's license.
6. What is the topic of the paragraph?
(A) The necessity of driving a car
(B) The process of getting a driver's license
(C) Drivers in today's busy society
(D) Learning to drive
(E) The special privilege of driving a car
7. What is the main idea of the text?
(A) Driving a car is a necessity in today's busy
society.
(B) Anyone who wants to drive must carry a
driver's license.
(C) Driving a car is a special privilege for busy
people.
(D) The steps in getting a driver's license is a
complicated process.
(E) Studying the traffic laws is included in the
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E. Text 3
The ideals that children hold have important implications for their school experiences. Children who
___8_____ the value of hard work and responsibility and who attach importance to education are likely to
have higher academic achievement and fewer ______9_____ problems than those who do not have
these ideals. They are also less likely to drop out of school. Such children are more likely to use their out-
of- school time in ways that reinforce learning. ___ 10___, high school students who believe in hard work,
responsibility and the value of ___11____ spend about 3 more hours a week on homework than do other
students. This is a ____12_____ difference since the average student spends only about 5 hours a week
doing homework.
8. (A) Believe in
(B) agree with
(C) practise in
(D) trust in
(E) comply with
9. (A) discipline
(B) disciplina!
(C) disciplinarian
(D) disciplinable
(E) disciplinary
10. (A) Such as
(B) For example
(C) Therefore
(D) Consequently
(E) Eventually
11. (A) entertainment
(B) exercises
(C) experiment
(D) education
(E) economy
12. (A) signify
(B) significance
(C) significant
(D) signification
(E) signified
13. Your achievements are ________
A. amazed
B. amazing
C. to amaze
D. amaze
E. amazes
14. _______day and night, he found away to produce special drink.
A. To work
B. He works
C. Working
D. He has worked
E. Worked
15. I smell something delicious ______.
A. burning
B. burned
C. is burning
D. has been burned
E. to burn
16. ______ by the next eruption, the refugees didn’t want to go home.
A. Frightening
B. They are frightening
C. Frightened
D. Being frightening
E. They are frightened
17. 1 left the students .... the exercises.
A. doing .
B. to do
C. did
D. done
E. do
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Y : Oh, yes. I saw him ....to school.
A. to go
B. is going
C. to be going
D. going
E. was going
19. The women .... in the kitchen is my mother.
A. to cook
B. cooked
C. cooks
D. cooking
E. is cooking
20. I heard the professor ______ orders.
A. giving
B. given
C. to give
D. gives
E. gave
21. Don't let him ... we need him a lot
A. going
B. to go
C. go
D. to going
E. to be going
22. I requested him . . . .earlier.
A. come
B. to coming
C. coming
D. to come
E. came
23. _______.the proposals, the Director was willing to sign them.
A. To accept
B. Accepted
C. Having accepted
D. Having been accepted
E. Having to accept
24. Keep quiet, we ... to the music.
A. are listening
B. will listen
C. have listened
D. listened
E. listen
25. I .... outside the restaurant this time next Wednesday.
A. am waiting
B. shall wait
C. shall be waiting
D. shall have been waiting
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PELATIHAN 10
SOAL UJIAN MASUK UGM 2007
Text 1
According to the controversial sunspot theory, great storms on the surface of the sun hurl streams
of solar particles into the atmosphere, causing a shift in the weather on earth.
A typical sunspot consists of a dark central umbra surrounded by a lighter penumbra of light and
dark threads extending out from the center like the spokes of a wheel. Actually the sunspots are cooler
than the rest of the photosphere, which may account for their color. Typically, the temperature in a sunspot
umbra is about 4000 K, whereas the temperature in a penumbra registers 5500 K, and the granules outside
the spot are 6000 K.
Sunspots range in size from tiny granules to complex structures with areas stretching for billions
of square miles. About 5 percent of the spots are large enough so that they can be seen without
instruments; consequently, observations of sunspots have been recorded for several thousand years.
Sunspots have been observed in arrangements of one to more than one hundred spots, but
they tend to occur in pairs. There is also a marked tendency for the two spots of a pair to have opposite
magnetic polarities. Furthermore, the strength of the magnetic field associated with any given sunspot is
closely related to the spot's size.
Although there is no theory that completely explains the nature and function of sunspots, several
models attempt to relate the phenomenon to magnetic fields along the lines of longitude from the north and
south poles of the sun.
41. What is the author's main purpose in the
passage?
(A) To propose a theory to explain sunspots
(B) To describe the nature of sunspots
(C) To compare the umbra and the penumbra in
sunspots
(D) To argue for the existence of magnetic fields
in sunspots
(E) To show the difference between umbra and
penumbra
42. Solar particles are hurled into space by______.
(A) undetermined causes
(B) disturbances of wind
(C) small rivers on the surface of the sun
(D) the climate on the earth
(E) changes in the earth's atmosphere
43. The word "particles" in line 2 refers to
(A) gas explosions in the atmosphere
(B) light rays from the sun
(C) the layers of the atmosphere
(D) liquid streams on the sun
(E) small pieces of matter from the sun
44. The sunspot theory is _____.
(A) not considered very important
(B) widely accepted
(C) subject to disagreement
(D) relatively new
(E) unbelievable
45. In which configuration do sunspots usually
occur?
(A) In one spot of varying size
(B) In a configuration of two spots
(C) In arrangements of one hundred or more
spots
(D) In any spot
(E) In groups of several thousand spots
Text 2
Pesticides are routinely used in agriculture to destroy organisms that affect crops and animal food.
Some of these pesticides are dangerous to bird and animal life. Others have long lives in the soil. It is only
recently that the chemical was banned from use in some areas of Australia because of its potential danger
to human beings. Even in suburban gardens, the potential danger of some of these pesticides can be seen.
Snail and slug bait put down to protect seedlings is the cause of increased numbers of cases of poisoning
in domestic animals like cats and dogs.
46. What is the topic of the passage?
(A) The use of pesticides in Australia.
(B) The effects of pesticides on crops and
animals.
(C) The routine use of pesticides is agriculture.
(D) The danger of pesticides on animals and
human beings.
(E) The prohibition of using pesticides in
Australia.
47. What is the main idea of the text?
(A) Pesticides have been used routinely in
agriculture.
(B) Pesticides are harmful to animals and
human beings.
(C) Pesticides give serious effects on crops
and animals.
(D) Australia banned the use pesticides.
(E) Poisonous pesticides are still used in
agriculture.
Text 3
In an attempt to appeal to both the fundamental and personal needs of workers, innovative
management approaches, such as job enrichment and job enlargement, have been adopted in many
organizations. Job enrichment gives workers more authority in making decisions related to planning and
doing their work. A worker might assume responsibility for scheduling work-flow, checking quality of work
produced, or making sure deadlines are met. Job enlargement increases the number of tasks workers
perform by allowing them to rotate positions or by giving them responsibility for doing several jobs. Rather
than assembling just one component of automobile, factory workers might be grouped together and given
responsibility for assembling the entire fuel system.
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(A) The fundamental and personal need of
workers.
(B) The importance of job enrichment and
job enlargement.
(C) The adoption of job enrichment and job
enlargement as management
approaches.
(D) Increasing the workers’ job.
(E) The needs of workers to get more jobs.
49. What is the main idea of the passage?
(A) Job enrichment and job enlargement
improve the quality of workers.
(B) Job enrichment and job enlargement are
the fundamental and personal needs of
workers.
(C) The worker’s job needs to be enlarged
and enriched.
(D) Increasing the worker’s job is the
fundamental and personal aspect.
(E) The personal needs of workers depend
on job enlargement and job enrichment
Text 4
The word justice is usually associated with courts of law. We might say that justice has been done
when a man's innocence or guilt 50 beyond doubt. Justice is part of the complex machinery of the
law. 51 who seek it, undertake an arduous journey and can never be sure that they will find it.
Judges, 52 wise or eminent, are human and can make mistakes.
There are rare 53 when justice almost ceases to be an abstract conception. Reward or
punishment are meted out quite independent of human interference. At such times, justice acts like a living
force. When we use a phrase like 'it serves him right', we are, in part, ___54 that a certain set of
circumstances has enabled justice to act of its own accord.
50. (A) proves
(B) to prove
(C) has been proved
(D) has proved
(E) has to prove
51. (A) That
(B) This
(C) It
(D) These
(E) Those
52. (A) however
(B) nevertheless
(C) furthermore
(D) therefore
(E) otherwise
53. (A) instant
(B) instances
(C) instantly
(D) instantial
(E) instants
54. (A) admit
(B) admitted
(C) admitting
(D) to admit
(E) to be admitted
55. Many modern architects insists on ______ materials native to the region that will blend into the
surrounding landscape.
(A) use
(B) being used
(C) to use
(D) the use
(E) using
56. Harvard _____ a school for men, but now it is coeducational, serving as many women as men.
(A) was used
(B) used to be
(C) was used to
(D) was used to be
(E) is used to being
57. Like humans, zoo animals must have a dentist _____ their teeth.
(A) fill
(B) is filling
(C) filled
(D) filling
(E) to be filled
58. Too much water makes plants _____ brown on the edges of their leaves.
(A) turn
(B) turning
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(E) are turning
59. The progress of the newly trained employees ______ quite significant to the demand of the
company.
(A) have to be
(B) to be
(C) have been
(D) are
(E) is
60. After attending the luncheon of the biography of the greatest musician, _____.
(A) the book was read by many people
(B) the book made many people want to read it
(C) many people wanted to read the book
(D) its book was read by many people
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