LISTENING SECTION

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

Part I. Pictures

Questions: 1 to 3.

Directions:

For each item, there is a picture in your test book and four short statements about it on the tape. They are
spoken TWICE, and are not written in your test book, so you must listen to them carefully. You must
choose one statement – (A), (B), (C), or (D) – that best describes the picture. Then, on your answer sheet,
mark your choice.

Example:
Look at the following picture.

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A. One of the man is wearing eyeglasses.

B. All of them are wearing black suits.
C. One of the woman is wearing pants.
D. One of the men is wearing a hat.

Sample answer

A B C D

Choice (C) – “One of the women is wearing pants.” – best describes what is seen in the picture.
Therefore, you should mark (C) on your answer sheet.

Let’s begin with question numbe one.

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Part II. Questions-Responses

Questions: 4 to 7.

Directions:
In this part of the test, you will hear several questions spoken in English, followed by four responses, also
spoken in English. The questions and responses will be spoken TWICE. They will not be printed in your
test book, so you must listen to them carefully to understand what the speakers say. You have to choose
the best response to each question.

Now listen to a sample question.

You will hear : Woman : Excuse me, could you tell me where the bank is?
Man : (A) You can take bus number 57.
(B) It’s over there, across from the post office.
(C) Yes, I want to save my mone in the bank.
(D) Pick me up at the nearest bank to your office.
Sample answer

A B C D

Choice (B) – “It’s over there, across from the post office.” – is the best response to the question, ” Excuse
me, could you tell me where the bank is?” Therefore, You should mark (B) on your answer sheet.

4. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.

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

Part III. Short Conversations.

Questions: 8 to 11.
Directios:

In this part of the test, you will have several short conversations. You will hear the conversations TWICE.
The conversations will not be printed in your test book, 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, nad mark it on your answer sheet.

Example:
You will hear:
Woman : I ordered a pair of shoes last week. They should have arrived by now.
Man : Maybe there’s a problem with the shipment. Have checked with the company?
Woman : Not yet. I’ll phone them this afternoon.

You will read:

What will the woman probably do?
A. Get the shoes herself.
B. Call the company.
C. Cancel the order.
D. Check the store.

Sample answer

A B C D

Choice (B) – ”Call the company.” – is the best answer to the question, “What will the woman probably
do?” Therefore, you should mark (B) on your answer sheet.

8. What does the woman say about the result of the project?
A. It has been a very long week.
B. It will satisfy the manager.
C. It can be finished before the due date.
D. It was done by the man and the woman.

9. What will the woman probably do if she takes the man’s advice?
A. She will stay in Indonesia.
B. She will go abroad to study.
C. She will apply for a scholarship.
D. She will be uncertain where to go.

10. What is the woman going to do tomorrow?

A. Book a business ticket.
B. Depart early in the morning.
C. Arrive at Lombok at 12:30 p.m.
D. Take the morning flight to Lombok.

11. How were the teenagers during the trip?

A. They got a flat tire.
B. They were very noisy.
C. They enjoyed the trip.
D. They were glad it was over.

Part IV. Short Monologues.

Questions: 12 to 15.
Directions:
In this part of the test, you will hear several short monologues. Each will be spoken TWICE. They will
not be printed in your test book, so you must listen to them carefully to understand and remember what is
said. In your test book, you will read two or more questions about each short monologue. Each question
will be followed by four answers. You have to choose the best answer to each question and mark it on
yout answer sheet.

Questions 12 and 13 refer to the following procedure.

12. What does the monologue mainly talk about?

A. The the visitors have to do while visiting the radio station.
B. How the visitors can reach the school radio station room.
C. What the visitors can see inside the radio station room.
D. Why the radio station is the first one in town.

13. Where should the visitors put their shoes?

A. On the shelf beside the library.
B. Inside the broadcasting room.
C. In a special space beside the library.
D. On the shelf of the left hand door.

Questions 14 and 15 refer to the following announcement.

14. What is being announced?

A. Museum Fatahillah.
B. The closing of a museum.
C. The museum’s operation hours.
D. Ratna Dwiwarna’s exhibition.

15. When can the visitors go to the museum as usual?

A. On Monday.
B. On Saturday.
C. In July 2018.
D. Throughout the time.

This is the end of the listening section.

READING SECTION.

Questions 16 to 18 refer to the following text.

Walt Disney was born on December 5th, 1901 in Chicago Illinois, to his father Elias Disney,
and mother Flora Call Disney. Walt was one of the five children, four boys and a girl. AfterWalt’s birth,
the Disnay family moved to Marceline Missouri, Walt lived most of his childhood here.
Walt had very early interests in art, he would often sell drawings to neighbors to make extra
money. He persued his art career, by studying art and photography by going to McKinly High School in
Chicago. Though his father could be quite stern, and often there was little money, Walt was encouraged
by his mother, and older brother, Roy to pursue his talents.
During the fall of 1918, Disney attempted to enlist for military service. Rejected because he was
under age, only sixteen years old at that time. Instead, Walt joined the Red Cross and was sent overseas to
France, where he spent a year driving an ambulance and chauffeurring Red Cross officials. His
ambulance was covered from stem to stem, not with stock comouflage, but with Disney cartoons. Once
Walt returned to France, hebegan to pursue a career in commercial art. He started a small companycalled
Laugh-O-Grams, which eventually fell bankrupt.With his suitcase, and twenty dollars, Walt headed to
Hollywood to start anew.
After making a success of his “Alice Comedies,” Walt became a recognized Hollywood figure.
On July 13, 1925, Walt married one of his first employees, Lillian Bounds, in Lewiston, Idaho. In 1932,
the production entitled Flowers and Trees (the first color cartoon) won Walt the first of his studio’s
Academy awards. In 1937, he released The old Mild, the first short subject to utilize the multi-plane
camera technique.
Walt Disney’s dream of a clean, and organized amusement park, came true, as Disneyland Park
opened in1955. Walt also became a televison pioneer, Disney began television production in 1954, and
was among the first to present full-color programming with his Wonderful World of Color in 1961. Walt
Disney is a legend; a folk hero of the 20th century. His worldwide popularity was based upon the ideals
which his name represents: imagination, optimism, creation, and self-made success in the american
tradition. He brought us closer to the future, while telling us of the past, it is certain, that there will never
be such as great a man, as Walt Disney.

16. The text tells us about . . . .

A. the Walt Disney’s successful career in arts and entertainment
B. the Walt Disney’s talents in television production.
C. The life of Walt Disney’s family in America.
D. The awards Walt Disney got for his career.

17. From the text, we can infer that . . . .

A. Walt Disney always lived happy.
B. Walt Disney’s father was a rich man.
C. Walt Disney was a never-give up man.
D. Walt Disney was always successful in his business.

18. “ . . . . Disney attempted to enlist for military service.” The synonym of the underline word is . . . .
A. quit
B. resign
C. enroll
D. challenge

Questions 19 to 21 refer to the following text.

One Database Online Service

We are the leading company that provides online marketing
service, supply chain chart, and business consultation service. Our
current fields of of expertise are:

- Online marketing
- Salesmanship training
- Supply chain survey
- Human resources
- Manufacture

For more information, call One Database, Inc. at 1-700-444-2020

19. Who is the advertisement most likely intended for?

A. A student
B. A school
C. A family
D. A large company

20. What does “Database” refer to?

A. The room of an office
B. Part of a mailing address
C. Name of the company
D. A collection of various component

21. What is “salesmanship training” service?

A. A service provided to train a security foce.
B. A training session for all company’s sales.
C. A seminar on how to increase company’s total sales.
D. An open recruitment for salesman position.

Questions 22 and 23 refer to the following text.

On New Year’s Eve, my friend and I went camping in a wood out of town. We were a group of ten. We
used four cars and carried a lot of food.
 We gathered at Mila’s house and left after breakfast. On our way to the campsite, we saw
beautiful scenery along the road. When lunch-time came, we stopped at a small hut in a rice field. Rizky,
a friend of mine, had prepared sandwiches for all of us.
While enjoying our lunch, we suddenly heard a strange noise behind the hut. It was like
the sound of an animal. We thought it was a tiger or something and we got scared. Finally, I decided to
check what it was. When I looked behind the hut, I found some cats breaking our plastic bags. We
laughed out loud for being too scared.
After cleaning up the rubbish, we continued our trip to the wood. We arrived at the
campsite in the evening.
22. From the text, we can infer that.....
A. They were in danger while going to the campsite.
B. It took them only half day to get to the campsite.
C. They met a tiger on their way to the campsite.
D. It was an exciting journey to the campsite.

23. What do you think they were going to do in the wood?

A. Celebrating the advent of the new year.
B. Watching a beautiful scenery.
C. Going sightseeing.
D. Sleeping in hut in the wood.

Questions 24 and 25 refer to the following text.

A tsunami is a giant (or series of waves) created by an undersea earthquake, volcanic

eruption or landslide. Tsunamis are often called tidal waves, but this is not an accurate tidal waves, but
this is not an accurate description because tides have little effect on giant tsunami waves.
Far out in the ocean, tsunami waves don’t get very high, but the move very fast. In fact,
the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reports that tsunami can travel as fast as
a jet plane.
As a tsunami gets closer to land and the ocean depth decreases, the speed of the tsunami
wave slows down and the height of the tsunami wave increases dramatically—along with its potential for
destruction.
One thing is certain about tsunamis: they are unpredictable. Once a tsunami makes
landfall, the waves can last from five to fifteen minutes and do not follow a set pattern. NOAA warns
that the first wave may not be the largest.
Not all undersea earthquakes or other seismic events create tsunamis, which why
tsunamis are difficult to predict.

24. What does the text above tell us about?

A. A deadly impact caused by tsunami in recent years.
B. The high speed limit of the tsunami’s travelling wave from the sea.
C. Tsunami and the phenomena which trigger it, together with its potentially bad impact.
D. Report of tsunami from the NOAA that it can be very destructive to the nature.

25. Based on the text above, we can infer that . . . .

A. Tsunami is always caused by undersea earthquake.
B. When tsunami will happen cannot be predicted.
C. Tsunami is exactly the same as tidal wave.
D. The first wave caused by tsunami is the largest.

Questions 26 to 28 refer to the following text.

Pangandaran is one of the regencies in West Java province. It has a beautiful beach. It has
also become one of the famous destinations for each beautiful scenery. The white sand makes the
Pangandaran beach more beautiful and exotic. Big waves, fishermen’s boats, big boats, assorted shellfish,
and many kinds of fish give Pangandaran a unique appeal to visitors. We can see many visitors, especially
on holidays.
Pangandaran beach can be reached by public car or private car. It is easy to get there.
Going there with friends and family gives you a very special experience because you can enjoy many
kinds of attraction in a group, such as coastal air, diving, boat rides, and more. Pangandaran beach has
beautiful sunsets and sunrises. Adventurous visitors will go to Green Canyon for rafting adventures with
special white water. Many kinds of rocks along Green Canyon offer adventures a special challenge. Then
if you want to enjoy fresh air, you can visit a protected forest called Pangandaran Nature Reserve.
There are many other attractions offered to visitors. Because of the beauty of
Pangandaran, this beach has become one of the best in Indonesia.

26. What is the text mainly talking about?

A. Tourism destination in Indonesia.
B. Location of Pangandaran beach.
C. Many attractions to visit in Pangandaran.
D. Description of the beauty of pangandaran.

27. What is the communicative purpose of the text?

A. What to do at Pangandaran beach.
B. How to reach Pangandaran beach.
C. To tell the beauty of Pangandaran.
D. To describe tourims sights in Pangandaran.

28. ”. . . many kinds of fish give Pangandaran a unique appeal to visitors.” (Paragraph 1) The word
“appeal” means . . . .
A. attraction
B. challenge
C. demand
D. speciality

Questions 29 to 31 refer to the following dialogue.

Romeo : Hi, Juliet, what do you usually do in your leisure time?
Juliet : Hi, Romeo, I usually take an aerobics class. How about you?
Romeo : I play football and I’m the best football player in my area.
Juliet : Great! How often do you play football?
Romeo : Twice a week.
Juliet : same with me. I take aerobics class twice a week but I don’t like football.
Romeo : I understand that many women don’t like football.
Juliet : Yes, I’m scared of being hit by the ball.

29. From the dialogue, we can conclude that . . . .

A. Romeo likes what Juliet does in her leisure time.
B. Romeo and Juliet usually have the same hobby.
C. Romeo and Juliet spend thier leisure time differently.
D. Romeo and Juliet do their hobbies at different times.

30. Why doesn’t Juliet like football?

A. She is a woman.
B. She hates Romeo.
C. She is afraid of being hit by the ball.
D. She joins the aerobics classes.

31. What makes Romeo and Juliet differ?

A. Their leisure time activities.
B. Their opinions on leisure time.
C. Their ponits of view of the leisure time.
D. The frequency of their leisure activities.

Questions 32 and 33 refer to the following dialogue.

Reza : What do you think about the movie we watched last night?
Joni : It was a fantastic scary movie. The last scene is so surprising because the main character
lost a battle because of witchcraft.
Reza : Yes, you’re right. Do you know that this movie became the highest rated movie with
many viewers.
Joni : Really? It’s wonderful. I think it’s the most spectacular movie ever.
Reza : I totally agree with you. Why don’t we ask our friends to watch this movie?
Joni : That sounds good.

32. The topic of the dialogue is . . . .

A. A fantastic film that they watched
B. Many people died in the war
C. Invitation to watch a movie
D. Many victims who were killed
32.
33. “It was a fantastic scary movie” The synonym of the underlined movie is . . . .33.
A. dangerous
B. frightening
C. mysterious
D. terrified

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35.

36. Rina : Wow,

Rafi :
Rina :
Rafi :

3437. Seller : Good morning, Sir. May I help you?

Buyer : Yes, I’m looking for a piece of furniture, a nice big brown wooden table. The table over
there is the one I like. How much is it?
Seller : If you’re interested in that table I will give you twenty percent of the listed price.

Buyer : Since. . . . for display purpose, I was wondering if you would sell it at half price.

A. it has used
B. it has been used
C. it is being auctioned
D. it fully prepares

3538. Titi : Rudi passed the university entrance test last year. He was admitted to one of the prestigious
university in
our country.
Dini : He always spends almost all his time reading books and never wastes his time for unnecessary activities.
He really is a very dilligent student.
Titi : . . . . I could hardly play or hang out with him.
A. I couldn’t agree more
B. I don’t think so.
C. I don’t suppose so.
D. That’s exactly what I don’t believe.

3639. Rina : I had a bad day yesterday when I was in Semarang. The road was so busy that I got lost on
my way to Simpang Lima. I forgot to ask someone where it is.
Lina : . . . . Now-a-days, modern gadget can help people show any places they want to visit.
Rina : Next time I will bring my mobile phone with me, wherever I go.
A. Why don’t you ask the police for information?
B. You must drop off at the Simpang Lima city square.
C. You should have opened the google map before getting there.
D. It’s so easy, Simpang Lima is famous for its hub-bub.

3740. Cita : I have a lot of work to do, Jun. The report has to be finished this month and purchasing
documents should be well arranged before I put it into the file.
Juned: . . . . I used to help my dad with the sort of job before he retired two years ago. Dad sent me to
a computer course hoping that I was good at handling with paperwork and microsoft word.
Cita : That’s very kind of you, Jun. You can use my spare laptop then.
A. Should you give me your hand?
B. If I were you, I would quit.
C. Can I borrow your computer?
D. Shall I help you with the typing?
Questions 38 to 40 refer to the following text.

Taylor, Inc694
Rockstar Lane
Durham, NC 2778

Dear Human Resources,

I just read an article in the New Observer about Taylor’s new computer centre in North Durham.
I would like to (38) . . . . for a position as an entry-level Programmer at the centre.
I understand that Taylor produces both in-house and customs documentation. I am a fresh
graduate of De Vry Institute of Technology in Atlanta with an Associate’s degree in Computer Science. In
addition I have (39) . . . . a broad range of courses, I served as a computer consultant at the college’s
computer centre where I helped training computer users on new systems.
I will be happy to meet you at your convenience and discuss how my education and experience
match your needs. You can reach me (40) . . . . (919)233-1552.

Sincerely,
Raymond Krick

38.
A. submit
B. enclose
C. apply
D. add

39.
A. take
B. takes
C. took
D. taken

40.
A. at
B. after
C. before
D. by

ESSAY.

1. Rearrange the sentences below to make good order of instruction on how to withdraw money at
an ATM :

-- Wait for the machine to process your transaction, then take your receipt

-- Follow the on screen instructions. If you have more than one account, (like both from checking and saving) you
need to specify which account you want the money to come from. Be sure to push the correct button. Then
specify how much money you want to withdraw.
-- Insert your card and your PIN. If you have one, call your bank beforehand and request one. You will not be able
to withdraw money without a PIN

-- Use an instant debit card. To do this, you need to have your debit card set up with your bank to use it an ATM.
Usually, using an ATM affiliated with your bank is best. However , most cash machine will work but they
might incur fees from the ATM owner and/or your bank

2. Put the following sentences into the passive voice, using the indirect objects (in bold type) as subjects:

a. They gave her a birthday present last Sunday.

b. She has sent me the exact schedule since we had a meeting two days ago.
3. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form (Conditional Sentences). Don’t forget to rewrite the
whole sentences.

a. If you follow the instruction, you . . . . (succeed) in installing the new application.
b. You would be very happy if you . . . . (see) the dance performance at the city hall.
c. If she . . . .(get) job last year, she would have bought a house in Jakarta.

4. Put the words in the bracket into a good order of phrase.

Retno : I lost my wallet last week. I wonder if you saw it somewhere around here?
Lina : What is like, Ret? Lusi said the he had found it on one of the library’s desks.
Retno : My wallet is . . . . ( leather- excellent-black-an-long-Italian) wallet.
Lina : Oh, I see. The one Lusi found must be yours.

5. Put the following sentences into a good dialogue.

Student: Thank you. I will do it

Teacher: You must do them now. Today’s the deadline. Here’s the text book.
Student: I lost my text book, so I didn’t do it.
Teacher: Why didn’t you do your assignment?

Good luck
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