1. Soraya : Hello, Adam.

How are you doing?

Adam : Fine, thanks.
How are you?
Soraya : I’m very well. Thank you.
The underlined sentence is the expressing of…
a. greetings c. leave taking
b. invitation d. sympathy

2. Endang : Have you had your lunch?

Ananda : Yes, I have.
I’d better be going, or I’ll be late at my school.
Good bye, Endang.
Endang : Good bye, Ananda. See you tomorrow.
From the dialogue above, we know that Endang is using …expression.
a. greetings c. leave taking
b. invitation d. sympathy

3. The trip to Bali has been …due to bad weather.

a. cancel c. cancelled
b. cancels d. canceling

4. You can’t see the manager …he is not here today.

The conjunction (kata sambung, kata perangkai) that is suit to the sentence is…
a. therefore c. though
b. and d. because

I think my first memories began when I started school at about five years old. I lived
in suburb of Sidney. I had a happy childhood. I remember playing in a big garden. I fell
from a big tree and broke my hand. I remember I had a naughty friend named Giant-O,
because he was fat. He liked hitting and pulling my head. It was so pathetic.
One day I hit him over the head with my bag. His parents were very angry with me.
But I didn’t feel sorry at all at the time. Nevertheless, since then Giant-O has become my
good friend. It was such an unforgettable childhood.
5. Who is Giant-O?
a. a boy c. the writer’s friend
b. my friend d. a teacher

6. Which statement that is true based on the text?

a. When he was child she fell from a tree and broke her head.
b. The teacher was angry with the boy because he hit her.
c. She was living outside Sydney when she was a child.
d. She didn’t feel sorry for hitting him over the head using her bag.

7. What we remember is the meaning of….

a. memory c. child
b. remember d. history

8. Childhood means…
a. young people
b. the time when you were a child
c. you were young
d. what happened in the last time

9. Part of town or city not near the center is called…

a. urban c. metro
b. village d. suburb

10. Teacher : Do you bring your dictionaries

with you today?
Wulan : I’m sorry, Sir. ……………
The appropriate expression to fill the blank is ….
a. Remember that?
b. I’ve completely forgotten.
c. It’s coming back to me now.
d. I’ll always remember.
11. Mother : Hey..hey..are you going to school?
Wati : Yes, Mom. I overslept.
I’m in a hurry.
Mother : ……….
Wati : Oh, my goodness.
I thought it’s a school day!
The utterance that mother should say is….
a. Don’t you remember that it’s Sunday
today?
b. Let me think. Yes, I remember.
c. Remember that?
d. I’m afraid I forget.

I was driving along the coast road when the car suddenly lurched to one side.
You know what happened? At first I thought a tire had gone flat but then I saw
telegraph poles collapsing like matchsticks. It’s terrible, isn’t it?
Next, guess what! The rocks came tumbling across the road and I had to get out of
the car.
When I got back to town, well as I said, there wasn’t much left.
My God, that was a nightmare.

12. The orientation is in paragrapgh….

a. one b. twoc. three d. four

13. The text is a……

a. narrative c. procedure
b. recount d. descriptive

14. The structure of the text is….

a. orientation – complication – resolution
b. orientation – events – reorientation
c. goal – materials – steps
d. introduction – identification – description
15. Another example of a recount is ….
a. diary c. news
b. application letter d. myth

David Duchovny cleverly played the role of Mulder in the “X Files” film. Duchovny
was born on 7 August 1960 in New York City. After successfully studying English
Literature at university, Duchovny became interested in acting. He gained parts in
several movies including “Beethoven”. Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead, and
“Chaplin” before the X Files.

16. What kind of recount is the text?

a. procedural recount c. review
b. biographical recount d. historical

17. How old was David Duchovny now?

a. forty c. forty nine
b. forty five d. ninety

18. What was the character that Duchovny played in The X Files?
a. Beethoven c. Mulder
b. Chaplin d. Babysitter

19. What is the purpose of the text?

a. to entertain the readers with stories.
b. to tell the readers what happened.
c. to describe something specifically.
d. to help us do task or make something.

20. Andy : What …she eat?

Sarah : She ate noodles.
What is the correct word to fill the blank?
a. do b. does c. did d. was
21. Nova : When did she go?
Irna : She…an hour ago.
What is the appropriate word to fill the blank?
a. go b. went c. gone d. goes

22. Mount Blanc – is – Geneva – near – lake - ?

The good arrangement of the words above is…
a. Mount Blanc is near Lake Geneva?
b. Lake Mount Blanc is near Geneva?
c. Lake Geneva is near Mount Blanc?
d. Is Lake Geneva near Mount Blanc?

23. Dr. Indra – is – Japanese – Chinese – or - ?

The good arrangement of the words above is…
a. Dr. Indra is Japanese or Chinese?
b. Is Japanese Dr. Indra or Chinese?
c. Is Dr. Indra Japanese or Chinese?
d. Is Japanese or Chinese Dr. Indra?

Once upon a time there lived a very famous king, named the King of Crete. He had a
monster which was half bull and half man.
He ordered Daedalus, a craftsman from Athens, to build a wax in order to house the
monster. When Daedalus finished his work, he wanted to leave Crete. But the King
would not let him go.
Daedalus escape through the air by using wings fixed to his body with wax. He also
made wings for his son, Icarus and made him fly behind himself.
But the son was so glad and excited that he soon went too high. As he flew nearer to
the sun, it got warmer and warmer until at last the wax melted and his body fell down
into the sea near Troy.
The sea is now called the Icarian Sea.

24. The text above is a kind of …

a. recount c. descriptive
b. narrative d. procedure
25. The generic structure of the text is …
a. orientation – arguments – conclusion
b. introduction – events – conclusion
c. orientation – events – reorientation
d. orientation – complication – resolution

26. Paragraph one is called as …

a. orientation c. complication
b. events d. resolution

27. Who was Daedalus?

a. He was a king of Crete.
b. He was a craftsman from Athens.
c. He was the monster of the King.
d. He was the son of Icarus.

28. How did Daedalus escape from the king?

a. Going to Athens.
b. Flying to the sun.
c. Flying through the air.
d. Killing the monster.

29. Who was Icarus? He was …..

a. the King of Crete
b. the son of Daedalus
c. The craftsman from Athens
d. half bull and half man monster

Mother : Do you want me to tell you a story about “Theseus and the Minatour”,
darling?
Daughter : Really? Oh, please do, Mom.
I can’t wait to hear the story.
30. What is the mother going to do?
a. telling a story c. going to bed
b. reading a book d. hearing the story

31. What does the daughter say to show her attention?

a. Really? c. Oh, please do, Mom.
b. I can’t wait d. to hear the story.

32. Evil fox : Look, Pinocchio, can you come on Monday morning?
Pinocchio : Sorry, I’d love to, but ….
Pinocchio should say …
a. sure
b. all right
c. I’d be glad to go
d. I’ll be very busy on Monday afternoon

Imagine you have arranged a meeting at four o’clock. What time should you expect
your foreign business colleagues to arrive? If they are Germans, they will be bang on
time. If they are Americans, they’ll probably 15 minutes earlier. If they are British,
they’ll be 15 minutes late, and you should allow up to an hour for the Italians!
When the European Community began to increase in size, several guidebooks
appeared giving advice on international etiquette. At first many people thought this was
a joke, especially the British, who seemed to assume that the widespread understanding
of their language meant a corresponding understanding of English customs.

33. What nationality is the most punctual?

a. Americans c. Germans
b. British d. Italians

34. What nationality is the most least?

a. Americans c. Germans
b. British d. Italians
35.Why do the British think that everyone understands their customs?
a. because British is ruled by a Queen.
b. because people understands their customs.
c. because there are guidebooks on international etiquette.
d. because their language is widespread understood.

36. The text above is talking about….

a. Cultural awareness
b. British customs
c. International meeting
d. American people

37. Paula : “Good afternoon, Mr. Indian!”

Mr. Indian: “Paula! I’m so glad you could
come!”
Paula : “I’m very sorry to hear about
Tommy’s death.
It must be pretty hard on you.”
From the dialogue above, we know that Paula is showing…
a. attention c. greeting
b. leave taking d. sympathy

38.An ancient traditional story about gods, magic, and heroes is called…
a. diary c. myth
b. biography d. fable

39.bill said don’t wait up for me I’ll be home late

What is the correct punctuation (tanda baca) of this sentence?
a. Bill, “said don’t wait up for me I’ll be home late.”
b. Bill said, “Don’t wait up for me I’ll be home late.”
c. “Bill said don’t! Wait up for me. I’ll be home late.”
d. Bill said, “Don’t wait up for me! I’ll be home late.”
40. “She has no feeling at all.”
What did she say?
a. She says that she has no feeling at all.
b. She said that she had no feeling at all.
c. She says that she had no feeling at all.
d. She says that she has had no feeling at all.

GOOD LUCK!