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Television has a great influence on our ideas about what is right and wrong, about the way we should behave, and about life in general. Sometimes the values and life styles that we get from television are in conflict with those that are taught at home and school. Critics of television point out that crime and western programs often appeal to a test of violence, while many game shows appeal to greed. Many critics also believe that television should be used for socially constructive purpose as well as for entertainment.

51. Which of the following statements is true according to the text?

    1. television programs can influence many aspects of our life

    2. television programs always give bad influences on people

    3. constructive programs shouldn't be shown on TV

    4. all games on TV have constructive values

    5. there are no western programs on TV

51. What does the text tell us about?

    1. The cultural values reflected on television programs.

    2. The lifestyles shown on television programs.

    3. The influences of television programs.

    4. The purposes of television programs.

    5. The critics of television programs.

51. Why should people watch television?

    1. Television programs often persuade people to spend a long time in front of TV

    2. Television programs contain values and lifestyles unsuitable for us

    3. Television programs give us fresh and useful information

    4. Television programs often show violence

    5. Television programs make people greedy

TEXT 2

The first commercial television broadcast was made on April 20, 1939 by Radio Corporation of America (RCA). Since 1939, it has become one at the most important facts of modem life. Television is very much part of the modem world. Its effects are felt all over the world.

Television is a reflection of the modem world, say some people. It shows contemporary society. It affects customs and culture, others say. Television is bad for culture because it keeps culture from growing, say still others.

Good or bad, television is difficult to avoid. Its pictures enter homes, stores, airports, and factories. It is here to stay.

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52. Which statement is not true according to the passage?

    1. The first commercial television broadcast was made sixty six years ago.

    2. Television is very much part of the modem world.

    3. Customs and culture are affected by television.

    4. Television is reflection. of the modem world.

    5. Television helps culture grow better.

51. "Television is bad for culture because it keeps culture from growing, say still others".

The word 'it' refers to ___ .

1. culture

2. television

3. a reflection

4. contemporary society

5. a reflection of the modem world

TEXT 3

There are many people who enter business of office careers without any preparation. Intelligent on would do otherwise. They would first have some training so that they could get higher or more responsible position later. Before taking the course, it would also be important for them to have some ideas of the particular kind of office work they would like to choose as a career. In the following paragraphs, some office jobs will be described.

The most important skills a typist should possess are the ability to type neatly and the ability to use the typewriter at a reasonable speed. The jobs include work such as typing business letters, usually from draft making carbon copies, typing tables, statistics or reports. A typist may also be required to cut stencils which will produce a greater number of copies,

There are several clerical duties. As a clerk, one may be expended to deal with the filling of correspondence. In coming letters and copies of out going letters should be put in their appropriate files. He must not forget to register those letters according to their code number, dates, general content and addresses.

In a large office, especially in the main office of a large company, there is usually a receptionist who expected to make the first contact with callers, either personally or by telephone. Sitting behind the information desk, a receptionist should be able to direct people to the right department. While as a telephonist she has to answer telephone calls and take telephone messages.

51. The information of the tasks of telephonist can be found in paragraph ___.

1 2 3 4 3 and 4

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52. Which statement is not true according to the text?

    1. There is usually a receptionist in a large office.

    2. A typist should have the ability to type neatly.

    3. A receptionist should be able to direct people to the right department.

    4. The preparation should be ignored by young people who want to enter office careers.

    5. The clerk should register incoming letters and out going letters according to their code number, etc.

51. The Job includes work such as typing …(paragraph 2)

The world job here means ___.

1. working

2. occupation

3. employing

4. doing test

5. assignment

51. “They would first have some, training …”. (paragraph 1)

The word they refers to ___.

1. preparation

2. office careers

3. business

4. young people

5. some training

TEXT 4

Affandi was born in Cirebon, West Java, in 1907. At High School, he became bored with his main school subject, and increasingly absorbed in painting. Knowing intuitively that his talent would play significant role in the art world, and determined to devote himself full time to painting, he moved to Bandung. Initially Affandi earned his living by painting advertisement for movie houses and department store billboards. He would even paint house as long as he could make his living using his brush and paint.

51. The text tells us about the biography of Affandi as a ___.

    1. High School student

    2. painter

    3. boring student

    4. department store officer

    5. movie producer

51. “… Affandi earned his living by Painting advertisement for movie houses … .”

The underlined words mean that Affandi painted for ___.

1. spending his spare time

2. doing his hobby

3. getting money

4. helping other people

5. developing his talent

51. The following can be considered as the reasons why Affandi moved to Bandung, except ___.

    1. He decided to devote himself full time to painting

    2. He knew that his talent would develop in Bandung

    3. His talent would play a significant role in the art world

    4. Bandung provided a lot of jobs in relation with his talent in painting

    5. He wanted to continue his study

51. "… that his talent would play a significant role in the art world, …”.

The world significant has similar meaning to ___.

1. cannot be seen

2. can be seen

3. unbelievable

4. amazing

5. exposed

51. “… he become bored with his … .”

The opposite of the underlined word is ___.

1. liked

2. disliked

3. enjoyed

4. satisfied

5. proud

TEXT 5

The United Nations is a voluntary association of nations. It was organized to keep peace, to promote the general welfare of people, and to gain respect for individual liberties and the night of the people to determine their own future.

The United Nations, like many national governments, has organs, or divisions. The General Assembly which the main organ of the UNO can admit a new member only if the Security Council recommends the admission. The Security Council cannot recommend a nation for membership unless the permanent members of the Security Council (the US, the Soviet Union now Russia, the M French and China) agree.

Some of the important UN agencies arc the UNICEF, UNESCO and FAO. The UNICEF works for the welfare of all children in the world. In 1950 it helped Indonesia to fight against the yaws, and it was successful. The UNESCO has to fight against illiteracy all over the world. It also gives an opportunity for children to get education. The FAO helps nations by sending experts to give advice on how to obtain better crops and more food, how to control plant and animal diseases and bow to store food, etc.

When the calendar show October 24 this year, the UNO will have been saving mankind one more year, since October 24, 1945 was the date when the organization "born”.

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52. Which is not the main purpose of the UN?

    1. to govern all nations all over the world under its orders

    2. to gain the right of people to determine their future

    3. to gain respect for individual liberties

    4. to promote the welfare of people

    5. to keep the peace

51. Which is not true according to the text?

    1. The greatest aims of UNESCO is to wipe out illiteracy in the world.

    2. The UN is organization to promote the welfare of people.

    3. The UN has great power over its member nations.

    4. The UN has organs with certain function.

    5. The UN is an international organization.

51. “… to gain respect for individual liberties …”. (paragraph 1)

The underlined word means ___.

1. individual equality

2. prosperity

3. freedom

4. welfare

5. free

51. “In 1950 it help Indonesia to fight against the yaws, …”. (paragraph 3)

What does the word it refer to?

UN FAO UNICEF

UNESCO welfare

TEXT 6

Sita : Hello. Can I speak to John Rogers, please?

John : Speaking.

Sita : O, hi John. This is Sita. Are you busy tonight? I mean … could you come to my house please tonight?

John : Sure. What’s the occasion ?

Sita : Well, my Mum's making 'opor ayam'. You said you'd like to try Indonesian food

John : Yes. What time do you want me to come?

Sita : Uhm, … Is six o'clock too early?

John : No. seven o'clock would be fine. In fact, I cannot wait to tasty 'ayam …’ what was it again?

Sita : 'Opor ayam'

John : 'Opor ayarn'. It's chicken, right?

Sita : That's right. So, see you tonight, John.

John : Bye.

51. Who accepted Sita's invitation?

    1. John

    2. Sita

    3. Her friend

    4. His friend

    5. None of them

52. Focused on Sita's invitation, what did Sita actually say?

    1. Are you busy tonight.

    2. Uhm, is six o'clock too early?

    3. Well, my Mum's making 'opor ayam'.

    4. That's right. So, see you tonight, John.

    5. Could you come to my house please, tonight.

51. Focused on John's answer, how did John answer?

    1. what was it again

    2. 'Opor ayam'

    3. Speaking

    4. Sure

    5. Bye

TEXT 7

Today business is using cryptography in the form of cryptographic code to guard information 72 computers. The security of information is very important to banks, 73 . These mean to 74 . Secret the confidential nature of certain cash transactions. Security systems using cryptography protect this type of information sent in telecommunications.

51. A. in

2. on

3. of

4. with

5. from

51. A. but

B. however

C. yet

D. although

E. for example

51. A. do

B. get

C. fine

D. keep

E. know

51. When the fire-engine arrived the fire ___ the building.

1. has destroyed

2. had destroyed

3. will not destroy

4. will not destroying

5. were not destroying

51. Haikal : Was the emperor successful in his ambition?

Cindy : No, he ___. before he accomplished it.

1. dies

2. to die

3. has died

4. had died

5. would dies

51. Active : A stewardess informed the weather to the passengers.

Passive : ___.

1. A stewardess is informed the weather by the passengers

2. The passengers were informed a stewardess by the weather

3. The weather was informed by a stewardess to the passengers

4. The weather will be informed by a stewardess to the passengers

5. The weather has been 'informed by a stewardess to the passengers

51. My uncle had Just been living that house for three months when it ___ by the wave.

    1. destroyed

    2. had destroyed

    3. was destroyed

    4. be destroyed

    5. was destroying

51. Agus : You aren't driving your car.

Andi : No. ___.

1. It will have been repaired­

2. It is being repaired

3. It gas been repaired

4. It was repaired

5. It is repaired

51. Roy : What does the newspaper read?

Jefry : It reads that there is a football game between Liverpool and Manchaster United now on TV. Would you please ___ it ___, Roy?

Roy : Why not?

1. switch, off

2. switch, on

3. look, after

4. turn, down

5. turn, up

51. Yulia : What would you do if you were accepted as a secretary?

Yeni : I would ___ if I ___ accepted as a secretary

1. work hard were

2. worked hard was

3. worked hard were

4. working hard was

5. work hard was

51. If he had taken his medicine, he could have been well", means that ___.

    1. he had taken his medicine and he had been well

    2. he didn't take his medicine and he was still sick

    3. he didn't take his medicine but he was healthy

    4. he took his medicine but he was still sick

    5. although he took his medicine he was still sick

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53. Were I Tono's classmate, I would meet everyday

    1. I were Tono's classmate

    2. I meet Tono everyday

    3. I’m not Tono’s classmate

    4. Tono meets me everyday

    5. Tono doesn't have classmate

51. Amir : Would you come to my house to watch football match on TV tonight?

Hasan : ___, but 1 don't think I can.

1. Excuse me

2. Wait for me

3. I'd love to

4. Of course not

5. You are right

51. Ahmad : Is it all right if I park my motor car here?

Irham : I’m sorry, ___.

1. it is OK

2. it never mind

3. that is good idea

4. it is not allowed

5. that is very great

51. Andy : Is there anything I can do for you?

Budi : Sure. Turn this screw driver.

What does Andi mean?

1. He wants Budi to help him

2. He wants to know something

3. He wants to say something

4. He offers help

5. He is confused

51. Tono : What are you going to do next Sunday?

Tini : Nothing, why?

Tono : ___.

Tini : I'd love to but I don't think I can.

1. Would you care to visit Prambanan temple

2. How long do you watch the TV?

3. Do you feel like staying at home?

4. How much work do you have?

5. How much time do you have?

51. America ___ by Crystoper Columbus in 1492.

    1. was discovered

    2. is discovered

    3. was invented

    4. was found

    5. found

51. Women are always expected ___ in the campaign of family planning program.

    1. participated

    2. participate

    3. participating

    4. to participate

    5. participates

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52. Workers will have completed the new road by the end of this year.

It means that ___.

1. they were finishing

2. they haven't finished yet

3. they have already finished

4. they finished long time ago

5. they will not finish this year

51. Ali : I'm afraid my parents’rice fields were damaged by the flood.

Mr Harun : Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

What does Mr Harun express?

1. regret

2. refusal

3. sympathy

4. complaint

5. condolence

51. Hadi : “___ “.

Bram : I hope so.

1. I hope she will remember me when she studies abroad

2. She wants to remember me when she studies abroad

3. She will not remember me when she studies abroad

4. I will remember her when she studies abroad

5. I remember her when she studies abroad

51. Shop assistant : Good morning, Sir.

___.

Customer : Good morning. I need a map on Bali

Shop Assistant : Yes. Here it is

1. How long have you been in Bali?

2. How are you?

3. Nice to meet you

4. What can I do for you?

5. What are you doing here?

51. Farmer : How can rice production be improved?

Field Adviser : There are many ways; one of them is by using fertilizer.

The word fertilizer means ___.

1. better varieties of seeds

2. machines to cultivate soil

3. chemicals to kill plant pest

4. material for enriching land

5. system of regular irrigation

51. Most of nation of the world have tried many ways to destroy poverty.

The antonym of the word poverty is ___.

1. disaster

2. criminal

3. sadness

4. richness

5. happiness

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52. Intan : Why does she want to meet him?

Adi : I'm not sure why ___ to meet him.

1. she does

2. does she

3. she wants

4. does she want

5. she does want

51. I saw the boat ___ from distance.

    1. to sink

    2. to be sinking

    3. when sinking

    4. sinking

    5. sank

51. Rike : When did David’s parents die?

Bob : His parents died in 2000.

Rike : It means that David has been a/an ___ for five years.

1. engineer

2. student

3. lonely

4. unemployment

5. orphant

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52. Rearrange these words into a good sentence.

1. 7 5 2 6 4 8 3 1

2. 7 5 2 6 8 3 1 4

3. 3-8-7-6-4-1-2-6

4. 3-8-7-5-2-6-1-4

5. 3-8-7-5-4-2-6-1

100. Arrange these sentences into a good paragraph

1. A large volcanic dust was thrown out.

2. In many place sun act were not clear because of the dust.

3. In August 1983 this volcano erupted and there were several explosion.

4. Many people thought that the end of the world had come.

5. Between island of Java and Sumatera there is a tiny island about three miles long and two miles wide and its center, there is a volcano, Krakatau.

6. It was carried around the earth many times by the winds.

1. 5 3 1 6 2 4

2. 5 1 3 6 2 4

3. 4 1 6 2 3 5

4. 4 3 2 1 6 5

5. 3 5 1 6 2 4