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Structure and written expression
I. Select the correct answer from the four choices given!
121. The radiation piercing the 125. Monkey D. Luffy, the man ____
atmosphere ____ of tanning or Gommu Gommu no mi, want to
burning in human become the king of pirates.
a. It is the cause a. which eats
b. Causing it b. eating
c. Is the cause c. eat
d. The cause d. that eating
e. Is being the cause e. who eating

122. The ____ during an earthquake are 126. Each object ____ the Jupiters
caused by seismic waves. magnetic field is deluged with
a. Actually vibrate electrical charges.
b. Actual Vibration a. Enters
c. Vibarations happen b. Enter
d. From the actual vibrations c. It Enters
e. Actual Vibrations d. Entering
e. Who enters
123. Human living at high elevations
____ to the lower level of oxygen in 127. For every disease carrying toxin,
the air by producing more red blood there is an antitoxin which ____ out
corpuscles. the effect of the toxin.
a. Adjust a. cancel
b. To adjust b. cancels
c. adjusting c. cancellation
d. Adjusted d. to cancel
e. Adjustment e. cancelling

124. Champagne can be purchased by 128. We are going to have our car ____
the bathazar, ____ cannot be purchased before we go to Pare.
in this amount. a. Fixed
a. brandy b. Fixing
b. because brandy c. Are fixing
c. despite brandy d. To be fixed
d. but brandy e. Fix
e. although brandy
129. All of her action is only to ____
herself, without thinking other people
a. Rich
b. Enrich
c. Richly
d. Richness
e. Riching
 130. Sanji likes Cooking ____ 136. Wilmar have learnt a little of it, but
a. Better than fight it is ____
b. Better than fighting a. Very still difficult for him
c. To fight b. Still very difficult from him
d. Rather than fight c. Very difficult still for him
e. Rather than fighting d. Still for him very difficult
e. Still very difficult for him
131. She cant travel ____ she has lot of
money. 137. Dracule Mihawk is a swordsman
a. but and ____ .
b. Although a. Neither does Kenshin
c. In spite of b. Neither is Kenshin
d. Since c. So is Kenshin
e. Whereas d. So does Kenshin
e. Kenshin do too
132. Novels Harry Potter ____ by J.
K. Rowling, have 7 sequels. 138. ____ having a beautiful red coat,
a. That written red Panda is called hun-to or fire
b. Who is written fox in China.
c. Which Written a. It
d. Written b. On It
e. That is wrote c. Because It
d. Because of
133. Seldom ____ food at school. e. Since
a. Do Zorro buy
b. Zorro buy 139. The ____ you come, the better you
c. Did Zorro buy will be.
d. Does Zorro buy a. more soon
e. Zorro buys b. soonest
c. most soon
134. Hangra said that the laptop is ____ d. sooner
a. Yours e. most soonest
b. Their
c. Her 140. I have been working here for ten
d. himself years, Arif told.
e. myself It means : ____ here for ten years
a. Arif told that he had worked
135.Dini Cant help ____ in love with me. b. Arif told that he had been working
a. To falling c. Arif told that he had been worked
b. fall d. Arif told that he has been working
c. fell e. Arif tells that he had worked
d. to fall
e. falling

II. Fill in the blank with suitable words

____(141) the modern lifestyles of people in all areas of the United States and Canada
____(142) relatively similar, certain customs exist in only one region or another. These
regional customs, ____ (143) are popular forms of entertainment, have to do with the
 geography ____ (144) the history of each region. Perhaps, they also give the natives,
along with sightseers from other areas, a sense of ____ (145) from the past.

141. a.Although
b.Whereas 144. a. nor
c.Nevertheless b. but also
d.Otherwise c. neither
e. Because d. as well as
e. either
142. a. were
b. being 145. a. nostalgia
c. is b. feeling
d. to be c. touch
e. are d. usual
e. sad
143. a. on that
b. which
c. whose
d. who
e. whom

Experts in psychology, ____ (146) that for many people, money is an important symbol of
____ (147) and influence. Husbands who complain about their wives spending habits may be afraid
that they are losing power in their marriage. Wives ____ (148), may waste huge amounts of money
because they are angry at their husbands ____ (149), many people consider money as a symbol of
love. They spend it on their family and friends to ____ (150) love, or they but themselves expensive
presents because they need love.

146. a. afraid 148. a. consequently

b. expect b. therefore
c. hope c. on the other hand
d. believe d. but
e. love e. are

147. a. strong 149. a. however

b. strongly b. in addition
c. strengthen c. nevertheless
d. stretch d. because of
e. strength e. although

150. a. express
b. appreciate
c. enjoy
d. taste
e. feel

III. Choose the one word or phrase which would not be appropriate in standard writing english!

151.Electrical disturbances on Earth are frequently caused with storms on the surface
A B C D
 of the sun
E
152.A deficient of folic acid is rarely found in humans because the vitamin is contained in a
A B C D E
Wide variety of foods.
153.The Gopher digs with the big strong claws of its two front foot and with its overhanging
A B C D E
front teeth.
154.An international famous ballerina, Maria Tallchief demonstrated that the quality of ballet
A B C
in North America could equal those of ballet in Europe
D E

155.Some games rely mainly on skill and practice while others primarily involve lucky.
A B C D E
156.When the tank car carried the toxic gas derailed, the fireman tries to isolate the village
A B C D
from all traffic.
E
157.After studying all the new materials, the students were able to rise his test score.
A B C D E
158.He is commited to help other people to boost their potentials by encouraging them
A B C
to work harder.
D E
159.Dinning in a restaurant is more fun than to eat at home.
A B C D E
160.Of the four crewmates, One is a navigator, another one is a sniper, the others crews are
A B C D E
Musicians.

READING COMPREHENSION
IV. Read the passage carefully and select the one correct answer from the five choices (
A,B,C,D, or E )

Hurricanes generally occur in the North Atlantic from May through November, with the
peak of the hurricane season in September. only rarely will they occur from December
through April in that part of Ocean. The main reason for the occurence of hurricanes during
this period is that the temperature on the waters surface is at its warmest and the humidity of
the air is at its highest.
Of the tropical storms that occur each year in the North Atlantic, only about five on the
average, are powerful enough to be called hurricanes. To be classified as a hurricane, a
tropical storm must have winds reaching speeds of at least 117 kilometers per hour, but the
winds are often much stronger than that. The winds of intense hurricanes can easily surpass
240 kilometers per hour.
161. The passage mainly discuss?
a. How many hurricanes occur each year
b. The strength of hurricanes
c. The weather in North Atlantic
d. Hurricanes in one part of the world
e. The characteristics of hurricanes

162. The best title for this passage would be _____

a. The North Atlantic Ocean
b. Storms of the Nothern Atlantic
c. Hurricanes : The Damage and Destruction
d. What Happens From May through November
e. Hurricanes Characteristics

163. From the passage we may know that...

a. Hurricanes happens in dry season
b. Hurricanes happens because the Temperature of waters surface is at its highest
c. Hurricanes happens because the Humidity of waters surface is at its driest
d. Hurricanes must have winds reaching speed of 240 kilometers per hour
e. Hurricanes happens only in North Atlantic Ocean

The Golden Age of Railroads refers to the period from the end of the Civil War to the
beginning of World War I when railroads flourished and, in fact, maintained a near monopoly
in mass transportation in the United States. One of the significant developments during the
period was the notable increase in uniformity, particulary through the sandarization of track
gauge and time.
At the end of the Civil War, only about half of the nations railroad track was laid at what
it now the standard gauge of 1.4 meters, much of the rest, particulary in the sothern states,
had a 1.5 meter gauge. During the postwar years, tracks were converted to the 1.4 meter
gauge, and by June 1, 1886, the standarization of tracks was completed, resulting in increased
efficiency and economy in the rail system.
A further boon to railroad efficiency was the implementation of standard time in 1883.
With the adoption of standard time, four time zones were established across the country, thus
simplifying railroad scheduling and improving the efficiency of railroad service.

164.According to the passage, the Golden Age of Railroads

a. Occured prior to the Civil War
b. Was a result of World War I
c. Was a period when most of U.S. mass transportation was controlled by railroads
d. Resulted in a decrease in uniformity of track gauge.
e. Establised after standard time implemented and uniformity of track gauge completed.

165.The passage mentions that which of the following occured as a result of uniformity of a
track gauge?
a. The Civil War
b. Improved Economy in the transportation system
c. Standarization of times zones
d. Railroads schedules
e. Monopoly in mass transportation in United States
166.The passage indicates that standard time was implemented :
a. Before the Civil War
b. On June 1, 1886
c. After World War I
d. Before uniformity of track gauge increase throughout U.S.
e. Before standarized track gauge was established throughout U.S.

167.The word boon (line 11) can be replaced with

a. Endowment
b. Development
c. Competition
d. Excalation
e. Loss

168.What is the best titile of passage above ?

a. The Uniformity of Track Gauge
b. The Mass Transportation in United States
c. The Golden Age of Railroads
d. The Standarization of Four Times Zones
e. The Impact of World War I in United States

The Alaska Pipeline starts at the frozen edge of the Arctic Ocean. It Stretched
Southward accross the largest and northernmost state in United States, ending at a remote ice-
free seaport village nearly 800 miles from where it begins. It is massive in size and extremely
complicated to operate.
The steel pipe crosses windswept plains and endless miles of delicate tundra that tops
the frozen ground. It weaves through crooked canyons, climbs sheer mountains, plunges over
rocky crags, makes its way through thick forests, and passes over or under hundreds of rivers
and streams. The pipe is 4 feet in diameter, and up to 2 million barrels (or 84 million gallons),
of crude oil can be pumped through it daily.
Resting on H-Shaped steel racks called bents, long sections of the pipeline follow a
zigzag course high above the frozen Earth. Other long sections drop out of sight beneath
spongy or rocky ground and return to the surface later on. The pattern of the pipelines up-
and-down route is determined by the often harsh demands of arctic and subarctic climate, the
tortuous lay of the land, and the varied composition of soils, rock, or permafrost (permanently
frozen ground). A little more than half of the pipeline is elevated above the ground. The
remainder is burried anywhere from 3 to 12 feet, depending largely upon the type of terrain
and the properties of the soil.
One of the largest in the world, the pipeline cost approximately $8billion and is by far
the biggest and most expensive construction project ever undertaken by private industry. In
fact, no single bussiness could raise that much money, so eight major oil companies formed a
consortium in order to share the costs. Each company controlled oil rights to particular shares
of land in the oil fields, and paid into the pipeline construction fund according to the size of
its holdings. Today, despite enoemous problem of climate, supply shortages, equipment
breakdowns, labor disagreements, treacherous terrain, a certain amount of missmanagement,
and even theft, the Alaska pipeline has been completed and is operating.
169. The passage primarily discusses 173. The Author mentions all of the
the pipelines following as important in determining
a. Operating costs the pipelines route, EXCEPT
b. Employees a. Climate
c. Consumers b. Lay of Land itself
d. Construction c. Local Vegetation
e. Length d. Kind of Soil and Rock
e. Ice layer as result of frozen ground
170. The Word It in line 6 refers to
a. Pipeline 174. The Word Undertaken in line 31
b. Ocean is closest meaning to
c. State a. Removed
d. Village b. Selected
e. Steel Pipe c. Transported
d. Attempted
171. According to the passage, 84 e. Finished
million gallons of oil can travel
through the pipeline each 175. How many companies shared the
a. Hour costs of constructing the pipeline?
b. Day a. 3
c. Week b. 4
d. Month c. 5
e. Year d. 8
e. 12
172. The Phrase Resting on in line 10
is closest in meaning to 176. Where is the passage does the
a. Consisting of author provide a term for an earth
b. Supported by covering that always remains frozen?
c. Passing under a. Paragraph 1
d. Protected With b. Paragraph 2
e. Streched until c. Paragraph 3
d. Paragraph 4
e. Paragraph 5

Scientists and doctors say that about 34 million Americans are too fat. Why is this?
One reason is the kind of food of Americans eat. Many Americans like fast food. These
foods (such as hamburgers and ice cream) often have fattening things in them. Another
reason is the way American eat. They often eat a little snacks between regular meals. These
extra foods add extra fats on the body. The third reason is not enough excercise. Americans
like driving everywhere, instead of walking. They often have machine to do a lot of work.
Some Americans are also too heavy because of health problems. However, for most of 34
million Americans, the problem is the American Lifestyles.

177. The text tells us about

a. What Americans eat
b. American fast food
c. Why Americans are too fat
d. The American Life Style
e. Americans are lazy
178. From the text we may conclude that
a. High-tech machines are an advantage to the health of Americans
b. Eating little snacks is the cause of major health problems
c. Sixty-six million Americans do not consume fast food
d. Fast food is good for health
e. Many Americans are too fat because of the way they life

179. These are reason why Americans are too fat, except
a. Kind of food Americans eat
b. The Way Americans eat
c. Not enough Excercise
d. Eat snacks as regular meals
e. Americans like driving

180. The word extra foods in line 4 means

a. Regular meals
b. Ice cream
c. Hamburgers
d. Fast Food
e. Snacks