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Although each baby has an 41 schedule of development, general pattern of growth have been observed. Three periods of development 42 , including early infancy, 43 extents from the first to the six month; middle infancy, from the sixth to the ninth month; and 44 infancy, from the ninth to the fifteenth month. 45 the newborn is concerned with his or her inner world and 46 primarily to hunger and pair, in early infancy the baby is already aware of the surrounding world. 47 the second month, many infants are awake more and can raise their heads to look at things. They also begin 48 at people. By four months, the baby is searching for things but not yet 49 them with its hands. It is also beginning to be wary of strangers and may scream when a visiting relative tries to pick it up. By five months, the baby is grabbing objects and putting them into its 50 . Some babies are trying to feed themselves with their hands.

Petunjuk A : dipergunakan dalam menjawab soal nomor 41 sampai ke nomor 60 !

41. A. individual

2. individually

3. individualist

4. individualistic

5. individuality

41. A. identify

2. identifies

3. identifying

4. has been identified

5. have been identified

41. A. that

2. which

3. whom

4. for whom

5. in which

41. A. modern

2. later

3. late

4. latest

5. up date

41. A. Moreover

2. In addition

3. Accordingly

4. Whereas

5. Meanwhile

41. A. responds

2. converses

3. answers

4. questions

5. replies

41. A. At

2. In

3. On

4. During

5. While

41. A. smile

2. smiles

3. smiling

4. to smile

5. to be smiled

41. 
    

42. A. grasp

2. grasps

3. grasping

4. grasped

5. to grasp

41. A. head

2. eyes

3. ears

4. cheeks

5. mouth

TATA BAHASA

41. The facilities at the new research library, including an excellent micro film file ___ among the best in the country.

    1. is

    2. are

    3. was

    4. were

    5. have been

41. I ___ all over the place for my dictionary when I suddenly remembered that my sister had borroved it.

    1. looked

    2. am looking

    3. was looking

    4. have looked

    5. have been looking

41. Mr. Hadi ___ at this school for thirty years when he retires next year.

    1. will have been teaching

    2. will have taught

    3. has been teaching

    4. had been teaching

    5. was teaching

41. The famous foreign company ___ employs many people without differentiating their citizenship.

    1. that she works

    2. which she works

    3. whom she works

    4. for which she works

    5. which she works for it

41. 
    

42. ___ the increase in air fares, most people still prefer traveling by plane.

    1. Even though

    2. In addition

    3. Although

    4. Despite of

    5. Instead of

41. It is imperative that a graduate student ___ a grade point average of ”B” in his major field.

    1. maintain

    2. maintains

    3. maintaining

    4. to maintain

    5. maintained

41. Nila : What do the student object to?

Dita : ___ a test on Saturdays.

1. Have

2. Having

3. To have

4. To have had

5. Having had

41. If Dinda ___ a toothache, she wouldn’t have seen the dentist yesterday.

    1. didn’t have

    2. doesn’t have

    3. hasn’t had

    4. hadn’t had

    5. wouldn’t have had

41. The police officer had the suspected watchman ___ about the bank robbery.

    1. interrogate

    2. interrogates

    3. interrogating

    4. interrogated

    5. to be interrogated

41. Do you know the man ___ the paper in the seminar yesterday?

    1. presented

    2. presenting

    3. is presenting

    4. was presenting

    5. who presenting