Listening Section

In this section of the test, you will have the chance to show how well you understand spoken
English. There are 4 parts to this section, with special directions for each part.

Part I. Pictures

Questions: 1 to 3
Directions:
For each item, there is a picture and four short statements about it on the tape. They are
spoken twice, and 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.
Sample answer

A B C D

A. The basket is made of woven rattan.

B. They shoot the ball to the basket.
C. Some fruit is put in the basket.
D. We need the basket for this stuff

Choice (A) — "The basket is made of woven rattan" — best describes what can be seen in the
picture. Therefore, you should mark (A) on your answer sheet.

 Now let's begin with picture number 1.

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Part II. Questions - Responses

Questions 4 to 6

Directions:
In this part of the test, you will hear several questions spoken in English, followed by
three responses, also spoken in English. The question and responses will be spoken twice.
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 hear :
"Will you be here this summer?"
You will also hear:
4. Yes. Summer is my favorite season. Sample Answer
5. Yes. They will be here soon.
6. No, I won't. I plan to visit my family.
A B C
 Choice (C) — "No, I won't. I plan to visit my family" — is the appropriate response to
the question [will you be here this summer?]. Therefore, you should mark (C ) on
your answer sheet.

Now let's begin with question number 4.

4. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.

5. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
6. Mark your answer on your answer sheet

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Part III. Short Conversations

Questions 7 to 10

Directions:
In this part of the test, you will hear several short conversations. The conversations will not be
printed in your test book. You will hear the conversation twice, 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 in March?
Boy : It is March 20

You will read:

What do you learn from the conversation? Sample Answer
A. The girl is sixteen years old.
B. The boy is twenty years old.
C. The boy was born in March. A B C D
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 (C) on your answer sheet.

7. What are they doing?

A. Taking a walk
B. Taking a nap
C. Buying a map
D. Driving a car

8. How long will Mr.Tan be away from work?

A. One night
B. One week
C. Three weeks
D. Four weeks

9. Where does the woman want the man to put the letter?
A. Next to the printer
B. In a box
C. In a folder
D. On top of her computer

10. What do they think about the meeting?

A. It`s not long enough
B. It will begin soon
C. It`s not very interesting
D. It will end soon

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Part IV. Short Talks

Question 11 to 15
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
question about each short talk. Each question will be followed by four answers. You
have to choose the best answer to each question and mark it on your answer sheet.

Questions No. 11-12 refer to the following procedure.

Thank you for calling our computer helpline. If you need assistance with one of our software
packages, press one. If you need the names of qualified service personnel in your area, press two.
If you would like an update on our newest products, press three. Otherwise, stay on the line and a
customer service representative will assist you.

11. Who would be likely to call this number?

A. A sales person
B. A computer user
C. A customer service representative
D. An accountant

12. What would you do if you want information not listed?

A. Dial 10
B. Hang up and call again
C. Go to a local store.
D. Stay on line

Questions No. 13-15 refer to the following announcement.

Don`t you hate to waste time waiting in airport? On your next business trip, put that time to use
with our portable computer. It`s dime-thin and has fully foldable keyboard. Stop wasting time.
Call us today. Or visit our Web site, www.computer now.com. All orders made on our Web site
receive a 15% discount. Offer good until this end of this month. Some restrictions may apply.
Please visit our Web site for more complete information.

13. Who is the audience for this advertisement?

A. Airline pilots
B. Business people
C. Tourists
D. Students

14. Why is this computer useful away from the office?

A. It`s portable
B. It can be rented
C. It has a long-life battery pack
D. It`s easy to use

15. How can a customer get a discount on this computer?

A. By ordering online
B. By calling the company
C. By completing an application
D. By ordering next month.

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READING SECTION

Part V: Error Recognition

In questions 16 – 20, each sentence has four words or phrases which are underlined. The
four underlined words are marked A, B, C or D. You have to choose the underlined words
or phrases that should be corrected or rewritten.

16. Ega : Wow… Your mark is very good. You are so clever.
A B
Nella : I am not as clever as Zahra. She is the most cleverest girl in my class.
C D

17. Manager : Please take me a letter where is from Mr. Mario.

A B
Secretary : Where is it, Sir?
C
Manager : It is on my desk.
D

18. Excel : Which one is your sister?

A
Adel : The girl which is wearing a blue dress over there. She is tall and slim.
B C D

19. Andy : I’m really tired of doing these assignments

A B C
Renna : If I were you I will take a rest for a moment
D

20. Rose : My grandmother is hospitalized. I should accompany her at hospital.

A B
Jack : I am delighted to hear that. I hope she will get well soon.
C D

Part VI: Reading Comprehension

Questions 21 – 31 are based on the selection of reading materials. Choose the best
answer A, B, C or D to each question.

Questions 21 — 23 refer to the following letter.

To whom it may concern

This letter is my personal recommendation for Cathy Douglas. I found her to be consistently
pleasant, tackling all assignments with dedication and smile.
Besides being a joy to work with, Cathy is a take-charge person who is able to present creative
ideas and communicate the benefits. She has successfully developed several marketing plans for our
company. During her tenure, we saw an increase in profits that exceeded one million dollars. The new
revenue was a direct result of the plans implemented by Cathy.
Though she was an asset to our marketing efforts, Cathy was also extraordinarily helpful in
other areas of the company. In addition to writing effective training modules for sales representatives,
Cathy assumed a leadership role in sales meetings, inspiring and motivating other employees.
I highly recommend Cathy for employment. She is a team player and would make a great asset
to any organization.

Sincerely,

Sharon Feeney
ABC Productions Marketing Manager

21. What type of letter is the above?

A. Recommendation letter.
B. Proof of employment.
C. Application letter.
D. Rejection letter.

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22. What areas are Cathy good at?
A. Marketing and sales.
B. Leadership and sales.
C. Employment and asset.
D. Assignments and marketing.
23. What are some of Cathy’s qualities?
A. Pleasant, creative, and helpful.
B. Pleasant, motivated and arrogant.
C. Inspiring, motivated and unhelpful.
D. Dedicated, creative and uncooperative.

Questions 24 – 26 refer to the following text.

Mark Eliot Zuckerberg was born on May 14, 1984 to Edward and Karen Zuckerberg. Mark was
born at White Plains, New York. However, he was raised at Dobbs Ferry New York along with his
three sisters. Mark was into computer programming since he started middle school. He started with
programming games and application. He did his schooling from Ardsley High School and his junior
year from Phillips Exeter Academy where he specialized in Latin.
Mark amazingly co-created Facebook while studying at Harvard College along with three
other friends; Chris Huges, Eduardo Severin, and Dustin Moskovitz Astonishingly, Mark launched
Facebook from his dorm room on February 4, 2004.
Initially, Facebook was limited to just Harvard students and it was an immense hit among
there, so the founders on to include Stanford, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, NYU, Yale, and Brown.
Mark realized that Facebook had the potential of becoming a colossal success, so he moved to
California with some of his friends and hired a small office. Finally, Mark got Peter Theil who invested
in the idea of making Facebook global. Since then, Facebook has not looked back and in 2010 it
reached the peak of 500 million users.

24. What does paragraph one mainly talk about?

A. The creating of Facebook.
B. The facebook development.
C. Mark Zuckerberg’s early life.
D. The number of facebook users.
25. What can be concluded from the text?
A. Facebook was originally written in Latin.
B. Mark launced Facebook globally in 2004.
C. Facebook was created by Harvard professors.
D. Mark has Succceeded to make Facebook global.
26. ‘Astonishingly’ Mark launched Facebook from his dorm room.....’ (paragraph 2, line 8).
The underlined word has approximately the same meaning as.....
A. Surprisingly.
B. Expectedly.
C. Generally.
D. Bravely.

Questions 27 – 29 refer to the following procedures.

Connect the lead from the charger to the bottom of your cellular phone or to a charging stand. Then
plug the charger into a standard wall outlet. When the battery strength indicator on the right side of
the display scrolls. If your phone displays Not Charging, Charging is suspended. Check that the battery
is connected to an approved charging device. If the battery is not very hot or cold, wait for a while;
charging will automatically resume after the battery is restored to its normal operating state. If
charging still fails, contact your dealers.
NOTE: when you charge the battery for the first time, the battery strength indicator will not scroll the
entire time; this is normal.
27. What device is this manual for?
A. A cell phone.
B. A wall outlet.
C. A display scroll.
D. A batterry charger.

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28. Which important information is found in the ‘NOTE’ section?
A. The battery stength indicator is normal.
B. The normal condition of the battery indicator.
C. Why the indicator doesn’t scroll the whole time.
D. What happens when you first charge the battery.
29. What is the main idea of the second paragraph?
A. What to do when the battery is not charging.
B. What to do when we want to contact dealers.
C. What to do when it’s not on normal operating state.
D. What to do when the phone doesn’t display anything.

Questions 30 – 31 refer to the following text.

Nokia today
Nokia is a leader in mobile communications, enabling mobility through its different businesses.
Our Devices & Services business creates innovative mobile products for people around the world.
Together with Microsoft, Nokia has been building a global ecosystem that offers people a distinct
alternative to iOS and Android. Our aim is to deliver differentiated and innovative products to people
around the world. We believe – like the millions of people who have already bought into the
ecosystem – that Windows Phone and the broader Windows platform offer unique and compelling
experiences that make Nokia Lumia smart phones stand out.
Through its home-grown software platforms, Series 30 and Series 40, Nokia has also been leveraging
its innovation and strength in growth and developed markets around the world, connecting even
more people to their first Internet and application experience and providing consumers with
powerful and very affordable mobile products.
In September 2013, Nokia announced that it has entered into an agreement with Microsoft whereby
Microsoft would purchase substantially all of Nokia’s Devices & Services business.

30. What is the goal of the company?

A. To deliver differentiated and innovative products to people around the world.
B. To offer people a distinct alternative to iOS and android.
C. To leverage its innovation.
D. To provide consumer.
31. Nokia has also been leveraging its innovation...(paragraph 2 line 1). The underlined word
has similar meaning to ...
A. Improving.
B. Influencing.
C. Connecting.
D. Developing.

WRITING SECTION
Part VII: Incomplete dialogs
Questions 32 – 41 are incomplete dialogues. Four choices marked A, B, C, D are given
beneath each dialogue. You have to choose the one that best completes the dialogue.

32. Tasya : Have you watched the newest movie “Soekarno”?

Melisa : Yeah, how about you?
Tasya : I watched it yesterday. What do you think of it?
Melisa : ....
A. I don’t think so.
B. I don’t think it works properly.
C. It’s the best film I’ve ever seen.
D. I’m not sure. I can’t stand for it.

33. Jason : ... The baby is sleeping.

Michael : Oh, yes of course.
A. Please turn down the volume of the television.
B. Turn up the volume of the music, please.
C. Please slow down the tape recorder.
D. Turn off the lamp please.

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34. Putri : I’m sorry for being late. My motorcycle has broken down on my way here.
Dian : ...
Putri : Thank you for your advice. I’ll do that.
A. You should call a taxi.
B. You’d better check it regularly.
C. You ought to bring extra money.
D. You need to call me for being late.

35. Patrick : Do you like writing on your spare time?

Sandy : No, ...
Patrick : No wonder you have a lot of collections of them.
A. I think about going out of town.
B. I don’t mind working overtime.
C. I go camping with my friends.
D. I enjoy reading novels.

36. Receptionist : Michigan Restaurant, what can I help you?

A man : Is it possible for us to book ten tables for fifty people for tonight?
Receptionist : .... Our restaurant has been booked for a private party tonight.
A. Yes, sure.
B. That’s fine.
C. We are sorry.
D. That’s no problem.

37. Janet : Raysa, ... your motorcycle? I need to take my report at home and submit it
today.
Raysa : Sure, but don’t forget to fill up the tank.
A. I would like to lend
B. would you mind if I lend
C. would you like to borrow
D. is it possible for me to borrow

38. Marcell : What did you like to do when you were in elementary school?
Nabila : Well, ...
A. I used to play hide and seek with my old friends.
B. I have gone to the beach with my family.
C. I usually play games every night.
D. I like playing some dolls.

39. Joan : ... It’s very hot now.

Shita : Yes, sure. I feel very hot, too.
A. We should turn on the air conditioner, don’t we?
B. You may turn on the air conditioner, don’t you?
C. Please turn on the air conditioner, will you?
D. I can turn on the air conditioner, aren’t I?

40. Andy : Have you sent the letters to the manager, Sherly?
Sherly : Yes, ...
A. the letters are sent to the manager by email yesterday.
B. the letters were sent to the manager by email yesterday.
C. the manager has just sent the letters by email yesterday.
D. the manager would have sent the letter by email yesterday.

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41. Tony : Where did you go last vacation?
Ursula : I went to Bali with my family. Actually we wanted to go to Lombok, too. But we
didn’t have more time. How about you?
Tony : Well, I just stayed at home. But, ... I really enjoyed the beautiful beaches there.
A. I go to Lombok several times.
B. I went to Lombok several times.
C. I had gone to Lombok several times.
D. I have gone to Lombok several times.

Part VIII: Cloze Test

Questions 45 – 50 are based on a selection of reading materials. You are to choose the
correct answer A, B, C, or D to complete the reading text.

Questions 42 to 44 refer to the following application letter

Smarc & Co.

729 Lane Street
London 22710

Dear Human Resources Director:

I read your advertisement (42)… London News announcing that you require a programmer
for your next project in Singapore. I would like to apply for the position you offer.
I understand that Smarc & Co has grown rapidly and (43)… the business to Asean countries.
I am a (44) .... graduate of LINK Institute of Technology in Atlanta. Even so, I served as a computer
consultant at my university’s computer center for the last two years where I helped train computer
users on new systems.
I will be available at any time for an interview to discuss how my (45) … and experience
match your needs. If you need further information, you can reach me at (890) 2115722 or at
[email protected]

Sincerely yours,

Sara Lee

42. A. at
B. on
C. in
D. for
43. A. spreading
B. spreaded
C. spreads
D. spread
44. A. fresh
B. freshly
C. freshing
D. freshness
45. A. specification
B. qualification
C. graduation
D. nation

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Questions 46 - 47 refer to the following Memo

To : Mr. Zainal Abidin

From : Director
Subject : Meeting

Date : February 5th 2012

Please (46) ... the meeting at Hotel Syailendra on Tuesday, 7 February 2012 at 9 a.m. on behalf of the
director. Looking (47)… to your report upon the completion of the meeting.

46. A. attending
B. attended
C. attends
D. attend

47. A. forward
B. from
C. into
D. for

Questions no. 48 - 50 refers to the following announcement.

Good morning. We are about ready to board flight 1532, non-stop service to Bangkok. As soon as the
pilots tell us they are ready, we will (48) … our boarding procedure. Please have your boarding pass
and identification ready to show the flight attendant. Our first class passengers, and (49)… flyer club
passengers, may board at their leisure. In the main cabin, we will board by rows. Please remain (50) …
the waiting area until you hear your row called. On behalf of your gate agents here, we hope you have
a pleasant flight.

48. A. start
B. starts
C. started
D. starting

49. A. frequency
B. frequently
C. frequent
D. free

50. A. in
B. on
C. by
D. from

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