121.

After the funeral, the residents of apartment building...

a. Sent faithfully flowers all weeks to the cemetary

b. Sent to the cemetary each week lowers faithfully
c. Sent flowers faithfully to the cemetary flowers
d. Sent each week faithfully to the cemetary flowers

122.

Having been served lunch,...

a. The problem was discussed by the members of the committee

b. The committee members discussed the problem
c. It was discussed by the committee members the problem
d. A discussion of the problem was made by the members of the committe

123.

The chairman requested that...

a. The members studied more carefully the problem

b. The problem was more
c. With more carefulness the problem could be studied
d. The members study the problem more carefully

124.
Telecommuting is a new form of work to work, such as
fathers with children, the chance to work while remaining at home.

a. Affording those previously unable

b. Affords those who were previously unable
c. That affording those unable previously
d. Afforded those previously unable

125.
After watching Community Shield Final match, John is tired..he
is going to sleep.

a. And
b. So
c. but
d. yet

126.
. .... owe much of their success of a group to their unusual powers
of migration.

a. That birds.
b. A bird.
c. The bird.
d. Birds

127.
Neither my brothers nor Jane .a concent form for tomorrows
field trip.

a. Need
b. Needs

c. is needing
d. are needing

128.
Prof.Tono objects to Andi another chance to pass the exam
because his attendance for this semester was not enough.

a. give
b. gives
b. gives
d.given

129.
The Italian Tifosi raised their hand after Andrea Pirlo made
a/an.from the penalty spot. The match ended up with the score 1-1.

a. Draw
b. Winning
c. elimination
d. equalizer

130.
It is difficult towhat the outcome will be. ..are based on
causal or ..relationships.

a. predict predictive predictions

b. predictions predict predictive
c. predictive predict predictions
d. predict predictions predictive

131.
There are two indie bands from Purwokerto. One is Tunas
Bangsa Simphony..is Goodnight Electric.

a. Another
b. Other
c. the other
d. the another

132.

We are going to have our car .before we go to Bandung.

a. To fix
b. Fixed
c. fixing
d. to be fixed

133.
The establishment of that building as the icon of this city since
one year ago, but its not finished yet.

a. has been being started

b. has been started
c. had been started
d. was being started

134.
A computerized map of the freeways using information gathered
by sensors embedded in the pavementon a local cable channel
during rush hours.

a. Airs
b. Airing
c. air
d. airing

135.
At the end of the nineteenth century, Alfred Binet developed
a test for measuring intelligence______served as the basis of
modern IQ test.

a. Has
b. It has
c. and
d. which has

136.
Alcohol abuse is a problem that can lead to ill health,..and
loss of employment.

a. Breaking up ones family

b. Ones family can break up
c. The famlily is broken up
d. The break up of ones family

137.

.cheaper, Belinda would have bought it.

a. The notebook computer

b. The notebook computer had been
c. Had the notebook computer been
d. If the notebook computer is

138.

.., which is the highest in the range, appears challenging.

a. Climbing the mountain

b. The mountains
c. Up the mountain
d. The mountain that is

139.

The North Platte River..from Wyoming into Nebraska.

a. it flowed
b. flows
c. flowing
d. with flowing water

140.
A pride of lions.up to forty lions, including one to three males,
several females, and cubs.

a. can contain
b. it contains
c. contain
d. containing
141. The tetracyclines,..antibiotics, are used to treat infections.
a. are a family of
b. being a family
c. a family of
d. their family is
142. Case studies are target of much skepticism in the scientific community,
.used extensively by numerous researches.
a. They are
b. Are
c. yet they
d. yet they are
143. The beautiful old red house beside the city hall needs painting. The same
structure with the sentence above is .....

a. The beautiful old red house beside the city hall needs paint
b. The beautiful old red house beside the city hall needs to paint.
c. The beautiful old red house beside the city hall needs to be painted.
d. The beautiful old red house beside the city hall needs to had painted.
144. The adder is a venomous snake bite may prove fatal to humans.
a. Who
b. Whom
c. whose
c. whose
145. The Ford Foundation was established in 1936 to advance human wellbeing by.fund for education.
a. Contribute
b. Contribution
c. to contribuute
d. contributing
146. Hardly evercomet as clear as we can see now because only once in
ten years will it happen again.
a. We will see
b. Will we see
c. we would see
d. would we see
147. If he had been given the letter, he could have known about the news. That
sentence means .
a. he is not being given the letter
b. he was not given the letter
c. he knew the letter
d. he received the letter
148. A period of eight hours not enough to finish this assignment
a. Are
b. Is

c. to be
d. being
149. He is the kind of person who both... and tries to do better next time.
a. admits his mistake
b. his admission of mistake
c. he admits his mistakes
d. the mistakes he admits
150. My brother hardly ever visits grandpas house,...?
a. does he
b. doesnt he
c. did he
d. didnt he
ERROR RECOGNITION
Choose the one word or phrase which would be appropriate in standart written
english.
151. When a bee colony becomes (A)overcrowded, some of the bees,
(B)accompanied by the old queen,(C)left the hive to (D)establish a new colony.
a. overcrowded
b. accompanied
c. left
d. establish
152. Most of the architects in this day and age (A)uses computers rather than
hand (B)drawings (C)to generate three-dimensional (D)images.
a. uses
b. drawings
c. to
d. images
153. The (A)amount of caffeine in a teaspoon of tea (B)leaves is the (C)greatest
amount of caffeine in a teaspoon of (D)ground coffe.
a. amount

b. leaves
c. greatest
d. ground
154. Vice President George (A)Bushs quest (B)for the Republican
(C)presidential nomination was ceremoniously (D)launching in Houston.
a. Bushs
b. for
c. presidential
d. launching
155. The dolphin never (A)has to go to sleep fully because it is able to shut
down each (B)half of (C)it brain alternately and (D)thus never fully loses
consciousness.
a. has
b. half
c. it
d. thus
156. Long Beach, the (A)worlds longest (B)derivably beach, is located (C)in
the(D) southwestern part of Washington State.
a. worlds
b. derivably
c. in
d. southwestern
157. The legal system has (A) much safeguards to protect (B) the right of (C)
defendant to an impartial (D) jury.
a. much
b. the right
c. defendant
d. jury
158. (A) In 1995, (B) about a 3.9 million (C) people (D) were born in United
States.
a. in

b. about a
c. people
d. were
159. The worker bees choose one baby bee (A) from the hive (B) to become the
new queen and then (C) feed it royal jelly made (D) for pollen and saliva.
a. from
b. to become
c. feed
d. for
160. Historians (A)know that turkey and pumpkin (B)were served at the first
Thanksgiving dinner, but, according to the records, some (C) another kinds of
food such as fowl, venision, watercress, leeks, and berries were (D) also
served.
a. know
b. were
c. another
d. also served
Reading Comprehension
Joni Mitchell
Joni Mitchell doesnt look or act likes a superstar. Yet she is one of the most
beautiful singers today. She plays a guitar and sings with a soft, gentle style.
Her voice has an unbelievably wide range she can sing very high notes and
very low notes. And shes able to sing all types of music, from folk to jazz.
As a young girl Canadian-born Joni Mitchell taught herself to play the guitar.
Although she played quite well, Ms. Mitchell planned a career as a painter.
After she graduated from high school, she attended art classes but soon left to
try her luck as a singer. She wrote her first song Day After Day, while riding
a train to Toronto, Canada, where she hoped to find a job. It was a ballad, a
simple song that tells a story. She made up the tune by listening to the
rhythmic clacking of the train wheels.
Ms. Mitchell gets ideas for songs from her own emotions. She expresses her
feeling about life, about love and about loneliness. For more than 10 years she
has been writing and recording hit songs. Yet she feels that shes still growing
with her music. She says I feel as if my best work is still in front of me.
Question number 161-166 is based on text above!
161. When did Joni Mitchell decide to become a singer?

a. When she was a little girl

b. When she was in high school
c. Shortly after high school
d. At the age of 30
162. This story is mainly about Joni Mitchell ...
a. Childhood and schooling
b. Songs and singing
c. Style and feelings
d. High and low notes
163. Joni Mitchell wrote her first song when she was ...
a. In school
b. At home
c. working
d. on a trip
164. In Toronto Joni Mitchell hoped to find a job as a...
a. Songwriter
b. Teacher
c. guitarist
d. singer
165. What is ballad?
a. A song for the guitar
b. A song about a train
c. A story put to music
d. An easy tune to play
166. Emotions are ...
a. Feelings
b. Thoughts
c. songs

d. sayings
Globalization
We will never live in a truly global world, where geography and local culture do
not matter. Globalization is a process, not a destination. For a start, people are
sedentary. Moving about will always take time and money. Most of what we
consume cannot be traded. Since many services have to be provided on the
spot, much of the economy is set to remain local: nurses, nannies,
hairdressers, gardeners, shop assistants, fitness instructors, cleaners, and
therapists cannot ply their trade on the other side of the globe. These services
are the fastest-growing area of rich-country economy.
Question numbers 167 to 172 are based on the text above!
167. What is the topic of the text above?
a. Globalization and culture.
b. Globalization destination.
c. Local services remain unaffected by globalization.
d. Process of globalization.
168. According to the text, which one is not true?
a. There is a possibility of the existence of such a truly global world.
b. Moving consumes time and money.
c. There are some services which cannot be traded globally.
d. Services are part of rich-country economy.
169. What does the word ply mean?
a. To reject.
b. To misuse.
c. To neglect somethig.
d. To conduct.
170. Which one of these jobs that doesnt belong to a therapist category?
a. Doctor.
b. Psychiatrist.
c. counselor

d.Engineer
171. What is the synonym of the word nannies?
a. Baby-sitters.
b. Housemaid.
c. teacher
d. laundry
172. What is the meaning of the word sedentary?
a. Mobile.
b. Sediment.
c. settled
d. consuming
Bank
Britain has, traditionally, been a great commercial centre and has a highly
developed economy. Accordingly, its financial institutions are also welldeveloped and have a long history. The bank of England was founded in the
seventeenth century, and the industrial revolution encouraged the
establishment of new private banks and finance houses and numerous smaller
country banks.
Banks became necessary as money come to play a larger part in society.
Goods were exchanged for cash; labourers were paid cash wages; services
had to be paid for in cash; new businesses needed large sums money and
were prepared to pay interest. As money (rather than goods) became means of
exchange, banks became important as secure places to holds deposits, as
sources of loans, and, with the development of the cheque system, as the
medium by which goods and services could be bought and sold without cash
changing hands.
it is important to be clear about defining money. Money isnt just the coins
and notes in your pocket; it is also the amount held in bank accounts. From
the late eighteenth century onwards it was realised that time and effort were
wasted and the change of robbery or loss heightened if every transaction was
paid for in notes and coins, so, as the banks increased in number, a system of
payment by cheque was developed. Banks issued cheques to their
customers. When an account-holder made a large payment he wrote the
amount on the cheque, and the recipient placed it in bank account. Money
passed from bank to bank, and from account to account, rather than from
person to person. Each individual was thereby relieved of the burden of having
to carry large sums of money and the risk of loss was greatly reduced.
Adapted from: Careers in Banking by Stephen Moss
Question number 173 tp 175 are based on text above

173. Money is the . . . held in bank accounts.

a. Sum
b. Amount
c. total
d. savings
174. The word establishment in last sentence of first paragraf cannot be
replaced by . . .
a. commencement
b. formation
c. standfast
d. maintenance
175. Which in the following isnt a plus point of a cheque?
a. services could be bought and sold without cash changing hands
b. goods could be bought and sold easily
c. the risk of loss can be reduced
d. each individual cannot carry large sums of money
Diet is now considered a major weapon against cancer. The U.S. National
Cancer Institute estimates that about one-third of all cancers are linked to diet,
and recent research indicates that what you eat may help you to significantly
reduce your risk.
Cancer develops over a long time, which means that you have years - typically
decades in which to hinder or promote it. Researchers are finding that what
you eat may interfere with cancer growth at various stages. For example,
certain foods can block the chemicals that initiate cancer. Antioxidants, found
in some vitamins and minerals, can snuff out oxygen free radicals, substances
that are thought to make cells more susceptible to cancer, and they can even
repair some of the cellular damage that has been done. And some food
wheat bran in particular has been shown to shrink precancervous cells.
(Readers Digest, March 1994)
176. It can be inferred from the passage that, in order to reduce our cancer
risk, we should
a. have an exercise
b. avoid the mental stress

c. eat fruits that contain antioxidants

d. have a good food
177. How long do the cancer cells develop?
a. in minutes
b. in days
c. In years
d. In weeks
178. What is the effect by consuming apples that contain antioxidant to our
cells towards cancer?
a. They can make the cells easier to be infected by cancer.
b. They can repair some cell damages.
c. They can shrink the precancervous cells.
d. They can enervate the cancer cells.
179. The word hinder in paragraph two in closest meaning to
a. push ahead
b. promote
c. shrink
d. prevent
180. How many does the part of all cancers that arent caused by diet?
a. one-third
b. two-third
c. a half
d. one-fourt