Soal Uts S1 Informatika

KEMENTERIAN RISET, TEKNOLOGI, DAN PENDIDIKAN TINGGI
UNIVERSITAS SEBELAS MARET

FAKULTAS MATEMATIKA DAN ILMU PENGETAHUAN ALAM
PROGRAM STUDI INFORMATIKA
Jl. Ir. Sutami 36 A Kentingan Surakarta 57126 Telp/Fax. (0271) 66 3375
Mata Kuliah : Bahasa Inggris Semester : Genap 2015/2016

Pengampu : Mohammad Iskandar Dzulkurnain, M.Pd Waktu : 100 menit
Ujian : UTS Hari, Tanggal : Kamis, 14 April 2016
Pernyataan Verifikasi
Semua materi uji kompetensi dalam mata kuliah ini telah diverifikasi sesuai dengan materi kompetensi
dasar pada mata kuliah yang bersesuai dalam Kurikulum Informatika th 2015
Pembuat Soal Verifikator Kaprodi
Mohammad Iskandar Dzulkurnain, M.Pd _______________ Drs Bambang Harjito, M Appl Sc, Ph D
Text 1
Cigarettes, Smoker, and Smoking
A. Smoking is indeed a serious social problem in our country. The government keeps
reminding that smoking is dangerous, not only for smokers themselves, but also for other
people in the surroundings (passive smokers). But the warnings do not seem to get any
response.
B. A cigarette is like toxin hypermarket. You can find many kinds of toxin in it: acetone,
carbon monoxide, tar, arsenic, ammonia, hydrogen cyanide, and toluene. The tar itself
contains more than 43 substances that can cause cancer. Scientist says that when we are
smoking, we put more than 4.000 kinds of toxic materials in to our body.
C. Smoking is a bad habit that is very hard to break. Smokers are everywhere. Many people
smoke just to socialize, but many other are too addicted to quit.
D. Another myth about smoking is that it cannot only make them awake but also raise their
inspiration. This contrary to the findings of a research in California which show that
smoker’s ability to think is lower than of non-smokers.
E. However, many smokers believed that a cigarette with low tar is less dangerous. And so
is a filtered cigarette. But the problem is one cigarette is never enough for addicted
smokers.
1. These five paragraphs above are not in 4. Which one is true according to the text?
order. The good arrangement is ….
a. Filtered cigarette is the other name
for cigarette with low tar
a. C – B – E – D – A
b. Smoking is not dangerous for the
b. B – E – D – A – C other people surrounding a smoker
c. C – A – D – E – B c. People smoke because they want to
have a good socialization
d. D – B – E – C – A
d. Addicted smoker smokes more than
e. B – E – A – C – D one cigarette a day
2. The text discusses about …. e. A hard smoker has a good ability to
think
a. The chemical substance in cigarettes
5. “…but many others are too addicted to
b. The danger of smoking quit.” (par. 1) The underlined word
c. Smoking as a serious social problem means …
in this country
a. Reluctant to stop smoking
d. Myth about smoking
b. Worried to stop smoking
e. Smoke as a bad habit
c. Unable to stop smoking
3. One myth about smoking is ….
d. Lazy to stop smoking
a. Smoking makes people smarter
e. Willing to stop smoking
b. Smoke a cigarette with low tar is less
6. What is meant by Passive Smoker?
dangerous
c. Inspiration comes after smoking a. A smoker who smoke less than 3

cigarettes cigarettes a day
d. Smoker’s ability to think is lower b. A smoker who has stopped smoking

than of non-smokers c. The people surrounding a smoker
e. One cigarette is never enough for d. A person who has closest
addicted smokers relationship with a smoker
e. The people who against smoking b. Cigarettes

c. Passive smoker
7. The article above is focused on …. d. chemical substance in cigarettes
a. Smoker e. Specific issues
Text 2
Commercial on TV
You may have asked yourself why are the same commercial used over and over again,
perhaps four or five times in one evening and for as long as half a year? According to an article
in TV magazine, there are three reasons for repeating the same commercial so often.
The first reason is simply a matter of economics. The production of even a 30-seconds
commercial may cost as much as $ 50,000. Obviously it would be far too expensive for a
company to produce a new ad everyday, or even every week.
The second reason is to make sure that as many people as possible will see it. This is what
advertising researchers call “market saturation”. The more often a commercial is shown, the
more people will have a chance too see it at least once. People who watch television less often
are confine their viewing to a few favorite programs, may see the ad only once or twice.
The third reason for repeating commercials so often is the belief that repetition help to
imprint the message on the mind. Some feel that repetition-to the point of irritation-is good. The
irritation itself is supposed to make people remember the product. Other argued that repetition to
the point of irritation can annoy television viewers so that will purposely avoid the product.
While this point may be debated, there seems to be no question that a moderate amount of
repetition makes the ad memorable, and certainty more persuasive than a single presentation.
Why are television commercials used over and over again? Their repetition is economical, it
ensures that as many people as possible will se them, and makes them more memorable and
persuasive.
Choose the best answer for each question about a. Perhaps four or five times in half a
the text above! year
8. The same TV commercials usually b. Very often in the evening

appear on the screen ….
c. More than five times in the evening
d. Maybe four or five times each b. Watch

evening
c. Avoid
e. About four or five minutes each
evening d. Remember
9. The first reason for inserting the same e. Produce
commercial in TV programs over and
over again is that …. 11. Market saturation is reached by the
advertiser, when ….
a. Most TV viewers like commercial so
much a. All TV viewers become bored with
the advertisement
b. Repetition help to imprint the
message on the mind b. Many TV viewers watch the
advertisement many times a day
c. The production of even a 30-seconds
commercial may cost as much as c. Viewers confine their viewing to
fifty million dollars favorite commercials
d. It cost a company very much money
d. Advertising researchers have a
to produce a new advertisement
everyday, or even every week chance to see the advertisement at
least once
e. Because repetition-to the point of
irritation-is good e. As many people are possible have a
chance to see the advertisement at
10. The word from the text which means: least once
refrain from thing or doing is ….
a. Try
Text 3
Cars should be banned in the city. As we all know, cars create pollution, and cause a lot of
road deaths and other accidents.
Firstly, cars, as we all know contribute the most of pollution in the world. Cars emit a deadly
gas causes illnesses such as bronchitis, lung cancer, and trigger of asthma. Some of these
illnesses 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 hard to sleep at night, or
concentrate in your homework, and especially talk to someone.
In conclusion, cars should be banned from the city for the reasons listed.
Choose the best answer for each question about e. killers

the text above! 21. “You may find it hard to sleep…….”
The fourth paragraph, it refers to…..
18. The main idea of the first paragraph is
a. noisy
b. cars
a. Cars in the city
b. Cars should be banned c. live in the city
c. Causes of cars d. road
d. Car’s pollutions e. cars are very noisy
e. Cause of the accident 22. What is the subject of this text?
19. “That people can die from them” in

a. The readers
paragraph 2, them here refers to…
b. Pedestrians
c. Cars
a. Pollution
d. People in the city
b. Car
e. The writer
c. People
d. gas of car
23. How many arguments are there?
e. d. the illness
a. 2
20. “Which causes them to die.” In
b. 3
paragraph 3, them refers to….
c. 4
a. pedestrians
d. 5
b. the cities
c. people in the city e. 6
d. cars
24. The significance of mythology within a (D) introducing that

culture is reflected in _______, the
amount of time devoted to this activity, 28. _____ xenon could not form chemical
and the relevance of mythology to compounds was once believed by
ceremonials. scientists.
(A) Storytellers have prestige (A) For
(B) The prestige of storytellers (B) It was
(C) Telling stories is prestigious (C) That
(D) Prestige comes with storytelling (D) While
25. Graphite conducts electricity 29. Mercury differs from other industrial
___________does not burn. metals ______ it is a liquid.
(A) because (A) whereas
(B) if (B) in that
(C) when (C) because of
(D) and (D) consequently
26. _______ often added to sauces and 30. In black verse ______ of ten syllables,
soups, is plentiful and relatively five of which are accented.
inexpensive. (A) line consists of each
(A) Parsley, an herb that is
(B) consists of each line
(B) For parsley, an herb to be
(C) each line consists
(C) An herb, parsley is
(D) it consists of each line
(D) Parsley, is that herb
27. Before _____ of synthetic dyes, yarns

31. When water freezes in the cracks of
were often colored by dyes obtained
rocks, _______ expands, causing the
from natural vegetable and mineral
rocks to break apart.
matter.
(A) it
(A) introducing
(B) but
(B) introduction
(C) then
(C) the introduction
(D) and
32. The quantum theory states _______ , (D) whenever

such as light, is given off and absorbed
in tiny definite units called quanta or 36. Pansies can be cultivated easily in home
photons. gardens, but _______ plenty of water
and not too much sun.
(A) energy that
(A) to require
(B) that it is energy
(B) they require
(C) it is energy
(C) required
(D) that energy
(D) requiring
33. Many of the Zuni people in the
southwestern United States earn their 37. Duke Ellington was a composer,
livelihoods and achieve _______ as conductor, and pianist _________
professional artists. ranked as one of the greatest of all jazz
figures.
(A) considered them popular
(A) him
(B) considerably popular
(B) although
(C) considering their popularity
(C) or
(D) considerable popularity
(D) who
34. Scientists think _________ helps some
tree to conserve water in the winter. 38. _________ white ginger, one scrapes
and washes the roots before drying
(A) when losing leaves
them.
(B) leaves are lost (A) If makes
(C) that losing leaves (B) When making
(D) the leaves losing (C) Made
35. Lunar eclipses occur each time the (D) The making of
Earth blocks the Sun’s light from the
Moon _________ the Moon’s full 39. _________ became a state in 1876.
phase. (A) When Colorado
(A) during
(B) Colorado
(B) whether
(C) It was Colorado
(C) in which
(D) Colorado, which
40. _________ reaches the cells of the 44. In addition to pleasure, _____
body, it is oxidized, or slowly burned. excitement, challenge, and relaxation.
(A) As digested food (A) the providing of games
(B) Digested food that (B) games if providing
(C) Food is digested (C) the games which provide
(D) Why does digested food (D) games provide
41. The fragrances of many natural 45. As Mercury moves in its solar orbit,
substances come from oils, _________ _____ its axis, an imaginary line that
these oils may be used in manufacturing runs through its center.
perfumes. (A) rotates it on
(A) of
(B) it rotates on
(B) from
(C) on rotates it
(C) whether
(D) rotates on it
(D) and
46. Their keen senses of hearing and smell
42. A number of modern sculptors have have made some types of dogs _____ in
rejected _______ of minimal and hunting and tracking and as security
environmental art and developed a style guards.
of extreme realism. (A) as valuable
(A) which abstract qualities
(B) of the value
(B) there are abstract qualities
(C) are valued
(C) the abstract qualities (D) valuable
(D) the qualities are abstract 47. _____ commonly chosen as the first
step to a career in public office.
43. Both nickel and iron are whitish metals
________. (A) Why legal training is
(A) that are attracted by magnets (B) Legal training is
(B) that magnets are attracted by them (C) Legal training that is
(C) are attracted by magnets (D) It is legal training
(D) magnets that attract them 48. In areas away from the poles, the size of
glaciers decreases in summer because
the rising temperatures cause the lower 52. Because caricature tends to emphasize
parts _____. the peculiarities of a subject, _____ an
(A) melt effective vehicle for pictorial satire.
(A) which is often
(B) are melting
(B) and often seen as
(C) melted
(C) it is often
(D) to melt
(D) many of which are
49. The science of horticulture, _____ the
primary concerns are maximum yield 53. People in prehistoric times created
and superior quality, utilizes paints by grinding materials such as
information derived from other plants and clay into powder _____.
sciences. (A) water to be added
(A) and which
(B) for adding water then
(B) in which
(C) and water added
(C) which is
(D) and then adding water
(D) which
54. In order for information to be easily
50. Cosmetics, rarely noted today for any communicated, _____ must be
dangerous properties, have been _____ organized in an understandable way.
for serious health problems in the past. (A) there
(A) responsibility
(B) and
(B) responsible
(C) it
(C) its responsibility (D) how
(D) the responsible 55. Not only _____ to determine the depth
of the ocean floor, but it is also used to
51. _____ of staging a play that help the
locate oil.
audience understand its structure and
meaning. (A) to use seismology
(A) Specific aspects (B) is seismology used
(B) When specific aspects (C) seismology is used
(C) Specific aspects are (D) using seismology
(D) There are specific aspects

56. _____ the demands of aerospace, 60. __________irritating effect on humans,

medicine, and agriculture, engineers are the use of phenol as a general antiseptic
creating exotic new metallic substances. has been largely discontinued.
(A) Meet (A) Its
(B) Being met are (B) Where its
(C) To meet (C) Since its
(D) They are meeting (D) Because of its
57. A historical novel may do more than 61. In order to remain in existence,
mirror history; __________future __________ must, in the long run,
events. produce something consumers consider
(A) even influencing useful or desirable.
(A) a profit-making organization
(B) it may even influence
(B) a profit-making organization which
(C) may even influence
(D) that it may even influence (C) therefore a profit-making organization
58. __________that fear, happiness, (D) whichever a profit-making organization

sadness, and surprise are universally
62. Of the millions who saw Haley’s comet
reflected in facial expressions.
in 1986, how many people
(A) Anthropologists have discovered __________long enough to see it return
in the twenty-first century?
(B) Anthropologists discovering
(A) will they live
(C) The discovery by anthropologists
(B) they will be living
(D) Discovered by anthropologists
(C) will live
59. Copper sulfate, spread in judicious (D) living
amounts, kills algae _______ harming
fish or aquatic invertebrates. 63. Uniform acceleration occurs
(A) does not __________the rate of change remains
the same over successive and equal
(B) but does no intervals of time.
(C) except (A) according
(D) without (B) if
(C) with
(D) under (C) To consume excessively
64. People’s expectations for a higher (D) The consumption excessive

standard of living increase __________.
68. Acids are chemical compounds that, in
(A) conditions in their community improve water solution, have __________, a
corrosive action on metals, and the
(B) since conditions in their improving
ability to turn certain blue vegetable
community
dyes red.
(C) conditions improve in their community (A) tastes sharp
(D) as conditions in their community (B) sharp-tasting

improve
(C) a sharp taste
65. Essentially, a theory is an abstract,
symbolic representation of (D) tasting sharp
__________reality.
69. The values of a people, their customs,
(A) what it is conceived and their perceptions of the world
___________ their language.
(B) that is conceived
(A) are influenced
(C) what is conceived to be
(B) be influenced
(D) that is being conceived of
(C) influencing
66. All of the plants now raised on farms (D) influence
have been developed from plants
__________wild. 70. Considered one of the leading poets in
(A) once they grew America today,__________.
(A) a number of books and plays have also
(B) they grew once been written by Sonia Sanchez
(C) that once grew (B) Sonia Sanchez has also written a number
of books and plays
(D) once grew
(C) A number of Sonia Sanchez books and
67. __________ of caffeine can result in
plays have been written
restlessness, insomnia, and even
delirium. (D) There have been a number of books and
(A) Consuming in excess plays written by Sonia Sanchez
(B) Excessive consumption

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UNIVERSITAS SEBELAS MARET

Mata Kuliah : Bahasa Inggris Semester : Genap 2015/2016

Pembuat Soal Verifikator Kaprodi

Cigarettes, Smoker, and Smoking

c. Inspiration comes after smoking a. A smoker who smoke less than 3

d. Smoker’s ability to think is lower b. A smoker who has stopped smoking

e. The people who against smoking b. Cigarettes

8. The same TV commercials usually b. Very often in the evening

d. Maybe four or five times each b. Watch

Choose the best answer for each question about e. killers

19. “That people can die from them” in

24. The significance of mythology within a (D) introducing that

(B) The prestige of storytellers (B) It was

(C) Telling stories is prestigious (C) That

(D) Prestige comes with storytelling (D) While

(B) if (B) in that

(C) when (C) because of

(D) and (D) consequently

27. Before _____ of synthetic dyes, yarns

32. The quantum theory states _______ , (D) whenever

(C) that losing leaves (B) When making

(D) the leaves losing (C) Made

(B) Digested food that (B) games if providing

(C) Food is digested (C) the games which provide

(D) Why does digested food (D) games provide

(C) are attracted by magnets (D) It is legal training

(B) When specific aspects (C) seismology is used

(C) Specific aspects are (D) using seismology

(D) There are specific aspects

56. _____ the demands of aerospace, 60. __________irritating effect on humans,

(B) Being met are (B) Where its

(C) To meet (C) Since its

(D) They are meeting (D) Because of its

(D) that it may even influence (C) therefore a profit-making organization

58. __________that fear, happiness, (D) whichever a profit-making organization

(D) without (B) if

(D) under (C) To consume excessively

64. People’s expectations for a higher (D) The consumption excessive

(D) as conditions in their community (B) sharp-tasting

(B) Excessive consumption

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