Tipe soal part A
Directions
:
In
part A, you will hear short conversations between two people. After each
conversations
You
will hear a question about the conversation. The conversations and questions
will not
Repeated.
After you hear a question, read the four possible answer in your book and
choosen
The
best answer. Then, on your answer sheet, find the number of the question and
fill in this
Space
that corresponds to the letter of the answer you have chosen.
1.
W
: How is your paper coming along ?
M
: my typewriter is broken.
What does the man mean ?
(A) He’s unable to start typing.
(B) He can’t give the woman his
typewriter
(C) He’s run out of paper
(D) He doesn’t have any money.
2.
W
: have you tried Susan’s apple-pie
M
: i got the last piece. And it was out of this world
What does the man mean ?
(A) Susan ate the last piece of pie
(B) He thought the pie was delicious
(C) He went out to buy a pie
(D) He gave susan a piece of pie
3.
W
: if you’re staying late, will you be sure
to look up the office when you leave ?
M : Ok. I hope i won’t be more than an
hour.
What does the man mean ?
(A) He hopes to leave before the
woman does.
(B) His office is one hour away from
his home.
(C) He’s certain the lock works.
(D) He will leave the office in about
an hour.
4.
W
: Nancy really wants to ski on Thursday
M
: yes, but she can’t. Can she ?
What does the man say about Nancy
?
(A) She’s not a good skier.
(B) She went skiing on Thursday
(C) She won’t be able to go skiing
(D) She really gets thirsty skiing
5.
M
: let me help you with those packages.
W
: thanks. But is only 3 quarters of a block.
What does the woman tell the man
?
(A) She’ll pay him 75 cents to carry
the packages.
(B) He should stop blocking the
doorway.
(C) It’s no too far for her to carry
the packages.
(D) She appreciates his carrying the
packages.
6.
M
: did you know that arthur has three brothers
living on three different continents ?
W : he must get incredible phone bill
every month.
What does the woman imply about arthur ?
(A) He probably calls his brothers frequently.
(B) He should call his brothers more
often
(C) He does a lot of travelling.
(D) He’s saving money to visit his
brothers.
7.
M
: this calculator isn’t working right.
W
: I think you’ve got the baterry in upside down.
What does the women mean ?
(A) The battery is not correctly
positioned
(B) She doesn’t know how the
calculator works
(C) The calculator needs a new
battery
(D) The man should enter the number
in a different order.
8.
W
: we should buy a good guide book and study it before our trip to montreal.
M
: we could. But they’re so overpriced. What about the library ?
What does the man imply ?
(A) They can get a guidebook in montreal
(B) It might not be necessary to buy
a guidebook.
(C) He doesn’t mind the cost of a
guidebook.
(D) It’s no use trying to study on a
trip.
9.
W
: i always want a little something to eat about this time of day.
M
: so do I, let’s have a snack now and then have a light lunch later.
What are the speakers discussing
?
(A) Being hungry
(B) Having a big lunch
(C) The weather
(D) Cooking
10. M : i’ve just been over to my
friend tom’s new apartment. It’s much bigger than my place
W
: but more expensive i bet.
What does the woman mean ?
(A) Tom’s apartment probably costs
more than the man’s
(B) The man’s place is becoming more
expensive.
(C) Her apartment is better than the
man’s
(D) She wants to see tom’s new
apartment.
11. W : could you mail these letters for me please
?
M
: more letters ? your friends are going to be very happy to hear from you.
What does the man imply about the
woman ?
(A) She doesn’t like to wire letters
(B) She is happy to be here with her
friends
(C) She likes to mail her letters
herself.
(D) She’s written a lot of letters
recently
12. W : does prof. Ford always come
to class?
M
: is ice cold ?
What does the man imply about
prof. Ford ?
(A) She teaches high school.
(B) She wants more ice in her glass
(C) She never misses class
(D) She thinks cold weather is nice.
13. W : would you have some time this
week to go over these question with me ?
M
: how does tommorow sound ?
What does the man mean ?
(A) The woman should ask someone else
for help
(B) He wonders if the woman hears a
noise
(C) They can work together the next
day
(D) He didn’t hear her question
14. M : hey john ! john !
W
: save your breath. He’s out of earshot
What does the woman mean ?
(A) John is too far away to hear
(B) John is out of money
(C) John hasn’t left yet
(D) John doesn’t hear well
15. W : you only have water to serve
your guests ?
M
: this isn’t just water. This is imported mineral water.
What does the woman imply ?
(A) The guests aren’t thirsty
(B) Water isn’t appropriate for
guests
(C) The guests don’t want to serve
water
(D) There isn’t enough water
16. W : I see a new bookstore has
just opened on main street
M
: it may be a new store. But the books are far from new
What does the man mean ?
(A) The new bookstore is too far away
(B) The store carries all the latest
books
(C) There was a bookstore there before
(D) The books in the store are old
17. M : Alice has been spending a lot of time at the library lately.
W
: well, she’s got a paper due and two final exams next week.
What has alice probably been
doing ?
(A) Reading the paper
(B) Taking a final exam
(C) Helping the librarian
(D) Studying.
18. W : it’s going to cost a fortune
to get my car fixed
M
: why don’t you just trade it in for a new one
What does the man suggest the
women do ?
(A) Get another car
(B) Ask someone else to help her
(C) Buy something less expensive
(D) Go to another repair shop.
19. M : winter is over at last. Time
to pack up my gloves and boots.
W
: i’ve been waiting for this for months.
What does the woman mean ?
(A) Winter is one of her favorite
seasons
(B) She packed her winter clothes
months ago
(C) She’s happy the season has changed.
(D) The warm weather might not last
very long
20. W : how did the game go the other
night ? did your team win ?
M
: are you kidding ? that would be a first
What does the man imply ?
(A) His team won the other night
(B) He didn’t go to the game
(C) His team always loses
(D) His team played for the first
time.
21. W : danis told us he likes to
play cards
M
: but we’ve invited him three times and he hasn’t come once
What can be inferred about danis
?
(A) He wants to be invited to a card
game
(B) He told them what his favorite
games are
(C) He doesn’t really enjoy playing
cards
(D) He doesn’t know they’re playing without him.
22. W : I invited my class home for
coffe
M
: in this tiny place ?
What does the man imply ?
(A) The class may not like coffe
(B) The woman’s home is too small
(C) The class won’t be able to find
the woman’s home
(D) They don’t have much coffe.
23. M : Excuse me. I don’t understand
why flight 213 has been delayed. The weather seems fine now.
W : i’m afraid new
york got three times as much snow as we did here. It should be clear by morning
though.
What does the women imply ?
(A) Flight 213 is preparing to depart
(B) The man will have to stay in new
york
(C) The plane cannot land in new
york. Because of bad weather
(D) Three flights were canceled
because of snow
24. M : take a look at this gift
catalog. Maybe we can find something to get janet for her new house
W
:ok. But remember we can’t afford a lot
What does the woman mean ?
(A) She forgot to send a gift to
janet
(B) They aren’t obligated to buy a
gift
(C) She prefers to go shopping in a
store
(D) The should select an inexpensive
gift
25. M : are you still waiting for bob
?
W
: i don’t know why i bother. The store will be closed by the time we get there
What does the woman mean ?
(A) Bob is not usually late
(B) The store’s hours have changed
(C) It’s too late to get to the store
(D) She isn’t sure what time she
should meet bob.
26. M : would you like to come with
us for coffe a little later
W
: i’m off caffeine, medical restriction
What does the woman mean ?
(A) She doesn’t like coffe anymore
(B) She’s had to eliminate coffe from
her diet
(C) She’s already prepared the coffe
(D) She has to take her medicine
first
27. W : marry seems surprised that
she got a research grant
M
: well, she should have been everybody knows that she’s brilliant.
What does the man mean ?
(A) Mary shouldn’t have been
surprised
(B) The grant shouldn’t have been
awarded to mary
(C) He didn’t realize how intelligent
mary really was
(D) The grants haven’t been
officially announced yet.
28. M : mind if i leave my umbrella here in the hallway ?
W
: not at all. But first shake it off outside, would you ?
What does the woman tell the man
?
(A) He should leave the umbrella
outside the house
(B) She needs to use his umbrella
(C) She left his umbrella in the
hallway
(D) He should remove some of the
water from his umbrella.
29. W : according to this article,
the former boxing champ is goig to try again. He’s coming out of the retirement
for the third time.
M
: is a comeback at this age at all likey ?
What does the man imply about the
former champion ?
(A) He shouldn’t turn his back on
boxing
(B) He won’t him
(C) He likes to box
(D) He’s likely to come back a winner
30. W : don’t you think prof.
Morrison’s test was too difficult
M:
well, i must admit i had been expecting more than just passing grade in biology
What does the man mean ?
(A) The test was harder than he had
anticipated
(B) He never does well in biology
(C) He was lucky to pass the test
(D) Professor morrison is known for
giving hard tests
PART B
M : have you made any
plans to go away during semester break ? i’ve been thinking of skiing
W : i really haven’t
had time to think about my vacation. I’ve been concetrating on getting ready
for my exams, especially philosophy. But i’ll probably go to the beach
M
: why the beach ?
W : well, it would be
nice to get away from this cold weather and just lay in the sun and relax after
working so hard
M : it’s true that
skiing does require work. And you have
to get up early and wait in long lines for the chair lifts. Thanks, i think you
help me make up my mind
W : sure, now
maybe you can use your mind to think
about something else, like your studies.
31. With
whom is the man speaking ?
(A) His academic advisor
(B) Another student
(C) A ski instructor
(D) The college dean
32. What
has the woman mainly been thinking about ?
(A) The weather
(B) A vacation
(C) Going skiing
(D) Her studies
33. Where
will the woman probably spend her vacation time ?
(A) At the beach
(B) At her job
(C) At a ski resort
(D) At the school library
34. What
does the women think the man should do ?
(A) Take a trip to the beach
(B) Go to a ski resort
(C) Study for his exams
(D) Think further about his vacation
W : hello, jim . i
haven’t seen you in a while. What seem to be the problem ?
M : actually i’m a
little embarrased about coming here. I feel fine right now. But you know
how much stuff is going around, and the
way every year around the holiday like clockwork i come down with something
W
: so you’re interested in prevention. What symptoms do you usually get ?
M : you know, cough,
fever, runny nose, my head and bones ache, chills even. I’m usually miserable
for a week and it ends up ruining my holidays.
W : sounds like a
typical flu to me, as you said, lots of people have it. Influence often strikes
when people are over tried stressed out and not eating nutritions food. And
also you increase your exposure to a virus when you’re in big crowds where lots
of people are coughing and sneezing.
M
: i certainly spend a lot time in department store around the holidays buying gifts for people.
W : yes. And so you
increase your exposure to airborne viruses just when your bodi’s resistance is already low from all of the running around you do.
M
: so what can i do to ward of the flu ?
W : actually its
fairly simple. Get a lot of rest, eat well. That way your immune system will be
boosted and you’ll be more able to fight of illness.
M : all these things make sense. But one more
question. Aren’t i bound to get sick anyway if there’s an outbreak in the dorm
?
W : oh, you didn’t
mention you lived inthe dormitory. In
that case i’d also suggest you get immunized. The vaccine available prevents
the three main types of influenza. Why dont you go to the university health center
? the shots are free there
M
: i’ll do it right away. It will be nice to feel well during the holidays for
once.
35. Why
did the man go to see his doctor ?
(A) To find out if he has the flu
(B) To find out how to maintain a
nutritions diet.
(C) To find out how to prevent
illness.
(D) To find out the results of a
blood test
36. How
does the man describe his health problem ?
(A) He gets ill at the same time
every year
(B) He doesn’t get enough exercise
(C) He often has difficulty sleeping
(D) He’s sick with influenza
throughout the winte
37. What
might be a reason the man gets ill ?
(A) He’s unwilling to be immunized
(B) He doesn’t get enough rest
(C) He forgets to take his medicine
(D) He doesn’t dress warmly enough
38. Why
does the doctor suggest the man go to the university health center ?
(A) Physical examinations are given
free there
(B) He can get an influenza
vaccination there
(C) He’ll be able to get a
prescription for medication there
(D) He’ll find literature on
nutrition there.
PART C
Question 39 through 42 : Anews
report
Dozens of vluable paintings and
frescoes were badly damaged today when the rain water poured through a roof at
the state museum. As freak rainstroms lashed in the central and southern
sections of the state, part of the museum’s roof which was scheduled to be
repaired collapsed and water cascaded into two storerooms. The museum director
said that several well known pieces,including oils, waterscolors and
frescoes,had been damage,although only one objects, a 19thcentury
fresco was damaged beyond repair. She added that inspection for damages has not
been completed and therefore she could not estimate costs of the repair and
replacement.
39. what part of the museum flooded?
(A) The central gallery.
(B) The storerooms.
(C) The gift shop.
(D) The furnace room.
40.
what was damaged?
(A) Several works of art.
(B) The museum ground.
(C) Nineteen frescoes.
(D) The foundation
41.
what can not be restored?
(A) The store next door.
(B) The central heating.
(C) The main part of the museum.
(D) A fresco
42.
what did the director say about the cost of damages?
(A) They were more than the museum
could afford.
(B) They are covered by insurance.
(C) They will cause a rise in
admission prices.
(D) They are nt known yet.
Question 43 through 46: A talk by
marine Biologist
Welcome to the new
Bedford institutes,series of lectures on the mysteries of the sea. You may have noticed the drawing on the cover
of the program for todays presentation. It depicts a sea creature that
scientists have been interested in for many years . it is said that in the 19th
century a group of fisherman were surprised by seeing a huge squid that they
said was a bi as a house and had enormous tentacles. The fisherman were
frightenined out of their wits according to reports from that time .the
creature sank back into the ocean and was never seen again. Marine bioogists
believed tha this species of giant squit called Architheuhis is still exitts..
and is comes to represent how little we know about sea creatures. Compared with
what we know about the animals on the land. We do know that there are many
more different kinds of marine species than there are land species. But we just
don’t have the technology yet to do sustained research. Even short unmanned
trips are s hard to accomplish. In fact researching in the deep oceans has been
compared to flying and airplane overland
throwing down a net and seeing what you get. In other wods it’s very hard to
picture the whole situation when that’s the way you have to get your samples.
Most of what is known about deep sea creatures, which as i said is atually very
little, comes from ocean beds that dried up long ago. We’re fortunate to have a
few samples of these fossil remain on display on the second floor. We’ll take a
look at them after a while.
43. Why where the fishermen
frightened of the squid?
(A) Because of its smell.
(B) Because of its eyes.
(C) Because of its siz.
(D) of its behavior.
44. What does the giant squid we know symbolize
tobiologists?
(A) How sea animals manage to exist.
(B) How large sea animals can be.
(C) How frightening the squid is.
(D) How little is we know about the
sea.
45. What does the airplane example ilustrate
about the deep sea reach?
(A) Why it is difficult to use aerial
phoographs in research.
(B) Why oceanic research is so
limited.
(C) How oceanic has helped land
research
(D) How light is used t attract sea
life.
46. Where has most of the information
about rare sea creatures been found?
(A) In fossils on land.
(B) Resting on the ocean floor.
(C) In the nets of fisherman.
(D) In written records by early.
Question 47 through 50 : A
communication Class
With the introduction
of radio, newspaper publishers wondered how broadcasting would affect them.many
feared that radio as a quick and easy means of keeping people informed would
displace the newspaper indutry altogether.
Others hoped that the
brief newscast heard on the air would stimulatelisteners interested in the
story so they’d buy the paper to get more information. This second idea turn
out to be closer to the truth. Radio & print were not substitutes for each
other but actually supported each other. You see the relationship between
different media is not always one of displacement but can be one of
reinforcement. However this is not always the case. Take televison & motion
pictures for example, with the popularization of TV, the motion picture
industry suffered greatly. Movie attendance dropped when audience members chose
to stay at home and be entertained. Likewise. When a fotball game was shown on
the air, the stands were often empty because fans chose to watch the game at
home.
47. What is the main topic of this talk?
(A) Television’s effect on the movie
industry.
(B) The relationship between
different media.
(C) Radio news as a substitute for
newspaper.
(D) The role of the print media.
48. According to the speaker, what is the
relationship between radio & the newspaper industry?
(A) People who listen to the radio
also buy newspaper.
(B) Radio is a substitute for
newspaper in people’s homes.
(C) Newspapers discourage people from
listening to the radio.
(D) Many newspaper reporters also
work in the radio industry.
49. Accordin to the speaker, how did
the introduction of television affect motion pictures?
(A) Movie attendance increased due to
advertising on television.
(B) Old motion pictures were often
broadcast on television.
(C) Television had no effect on movie
attendance.
(D) Motion pictures popularity
declined.
50. Why does the speakers mention a
football game?
(A) To illustrarte another effect of
television.
(B) To demonstrate the importance of
televised sports.
(C) To explain why television
replaced radio broadcasting.
(D) To provide an example of
something motion pictures can’t present.
SECTION II
PART STRUCTURE
PART A
1.
Geothermal
energy is a potentially inexhatible energy source ............. been tapped by
humans for centuries but, until recent years, only on small scale,
a.
Has
it
b.
Has
c.
That
has
d.
That
it has
2.
The
importance of the hand, and more generally of the body, in children’s
aquisition of arithmetic .................
a.
Can
hardly be exaggerated
b.
Hardly
exaggerated can be
c.
Can
be exaggerate hardly
d.
Exaggerated
can be hardly
3.
...............
is present in the body in greater amounts than any other mineral,
a.
Calcium
b.
There
is calcium
c.
Calcium,
which
d.
It
is calcium
4.
..............
the evidenceis inconclusive, it is thought that at least some seals have an
echolocation system akin to that of bats, porpoises, and shrews.
a.
Rather
b.
Despite
c.
Although
d.
Why
5.
The
total mass of all asteroids in the solar system is much less ................
mass of Earth’s Moon.
a.
Than
that is the
b.
Than
the
c.
The
d.
Is
the
6.
Like
bacteria, protozoans ................. by splitting in two.
a.
Reproducing
b.
Reproduce
c.
To
reproduce
d.
Reproduction
7.
...................
main processes involved in virtually all manufacturing:
extraction, assembly, and
alteration.
a.
There
are three
b.
Three
c.
The
three
d.
Three
of the
8.
Most
documentary filmmakers use neither actors ................... studio setting .
a.
Or
else
b.
But
not
c.
Nor
d.
And
9.
Salamanders
are sometime confusedwith lizards, but unlike lizards ............... no scales
Or claws.
a.
That
they have
b.
To
have
c.
They
have
d.
Are
having
10. The province of alberta lies alon
three of the major North American flyways used by birds ................
between their winter and summer homes.
a.
The
migration
b.
Migrating
c.
Migrate
d.
And
migrate
11. Astronomers estimate
................. called the pleiades in the constellation Taurus is 415
light-years away from Earth.
a.
That
a loose cluster of stars
b.
A
loose cluster of stars is
c.
That
is a loose cluster of stars
d.
There
is a loose cluster of stars
12. Pearl sydenstricker Buck, ................. the
Nobel prize for literature in 1938, is best known for her novels aout China.
a.
Won
b.
Winner
of
c.
To
win
d.
Who
the winer of
13. Stage producers Klaw and Erlanger
were the first to eliminate arguments among leading performers
........................ in order of appearance, instead of prominence.
a.
Of
whom list the program
b.
The
program listing
c.
For
them the program listed
d.
By
listing them on the program
14. During the decades after the United
States civil War, a host of technical advances made possible ...............
and uniformity of railroad service.
a.
A
new integration
b.
For
a new integration
c.
That
a new integration
d.
And
a new integration
15. Forests stabilize
.................. and retain precipitation, thereby helping to prevent erosion
and regulate the flow of streams.
a.
To
the soil
b.
The
soil
c.
Where
the soil
d.
The
soil is
PART B
16. Modern societies are such complex
that they could not exist without a well-developed
A
B C
system of law.
D
17. Altitude, climate, temperature,and
the length of the growing season both determine
A B
C
Where plants will grow.
D
18. The bathycsape, a free moving
vessel designed for underwater exploration, consists of
A
B
a flotation compartment with a
observation capsule attached underneath it.
C D
19. Water constitutes almost
96 percent of the body weight of a jellyfish, so if a jellyfish
A
B
were to dry out in the sun, it would
virtually disappeared.
C
D
20. The most important parameters
affecting a rocket’s maximum flight velocity is the
A
relationship between the vehicle’s mass
an the amount of propellant it can carry.
B
C
D
21. There were once only eight
major lakes or reservoirsin texas, but today there are over
A
B
180, many
built to storing water against periodict droughts.
C D
22. All harmonized music that is not
contrapuntal depends from the relationship of
A
B
chords, which are either
consonant or dissonant.
C D
23. Expressionist drama often shows
the influence of modern psyhology by reflecting the
A B
C
frustrations inner of the dramatist.
D
24. It is the number, kind and arrange
of the teeth that determine whether a mammal is
A B
C
classified as a carnivore noot he food that
the animal actually eats.
D
25. The sea otter is well
adapted at its marine existenc, with ears and nostrils that can
be
A B C
D
closed under water.
26. Petroleum, which currently makes
up about four-tenths of the world’s energy
A
production, supplies more commercial
energythan any other source.
B
C D
27. Some one may refuse to
recognize the seriousness of an emotionally threatening
A B
C
situation and perceive as
less threatening.
D
28. Through experiments with marine
organism, marine biologists can increase our
A
B
knowledge of human reproductive
and development as well as our understanding of
C
D
the nervous system.
29. When swollen by melting
snow or heavy rain, some rivers routinely overflow its
A B
C D
banks.
30. In 1884 Belva Lockwood, a lawyer who
had appeared before the supreme court,
A B
beame the first woman was
nominated for president of the United States.
C D
31. The taller of animals, a full-grown
giraffe may be eighteen feet or more high.
A B C D
32. Physicists have known since
the early nineteenth century that all matter is made up of
A
B C
tiny extremely partilcles
called atoms.
D
33. Rain is slight acidic even
in unpolluted air, because carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
A
B
and other natural acid-forming gases dissolve
in the water .
C
D
34. In a stock company, a troupe of actors
performs in a particular theater, presenting
A
B
plays from its repertory
of prepare production.
C D
35. Established in 1860, the Government printing
office prints and binds documents for
A
B
all department of the
United States government.
C
D
36. Ethnology, usually considered a
branch of cultural anthropology, is often defined as
A
B
the scientifically study
of the originand functioning of humans and their culture.
C
D
37. The one –fluid theory of electricity
was proposing by Benjamin Franklin, a man
A B
C
famous for his wide
interests and great attainments.
D
38. Probably not speech of so
few words has ever been as celebrated as Lincoln’s
A B C D
Gettysburg Address.
39. Generally, Abstract Expressionist art is
without recognizable images and does not
A
B
adhere the limits of conventional form.
C D
40. Although complete paralysis is rare
with neuritis, some degree of muscle of
A B C
weakness common.
D
SECTION
III
Tipe
soal dan pembahasan Reading Comprehension
Time: aprroximately 55 minutes 50
questions
Direction:
In this section you will read
several passeges. Each one is followed by several questions about it, for this
section, you are to choose the one best answer, (A), (B), (C), and (D), to each
question. Then, on you answer sheet, find the number of the question and fill
in the space that corresponds to the letter of the answer you have chosen.
Question
1-9 refer to the following passage.
Glass fibrs have a
long story. The Egyptians made coarser fibers by 1600 B,C., and fibers survive
as decrorations on Egyptian poterry dating back to 1375 B.C. During the Renaissance
(fifteenth and sixteenth centuries A.D), glassmakers from venice used glass
fibers to decorate the surface of plain glass velles. However, glassmarkers
guarded their secrets so carefully that no one wrote bout glass fiber
production until yhe early seventeenth century.
The eighteenth century brought the
inventation of “spun glass” fibers. Rene-Antoie de Reaumur, a French scientist,
tried to make artificial feathers from glass. He made fibers by rotating a
wheel through a pool of molten glass, pilling threads of glass where the hot
thick liquid stuck to the wheel. His fibers were short and fragile, but he
predicted that spun glass fibers as thin as spide silk would be flexible and
could be woven into fabric. By the start of the nineteenth century,
glassmarkers learned hoe to make longer, stronger fibers by pulling them from
molten glass with a hot glass tube. Inventors wound the cooling end of the
thread around a yarn reel, then turned the reel rapidly to pull more
fiber from the molten glass. Wandering tradespeople began to spin glass
fibers at fairs, making decorations and ornaments as novelties for collectors,
but this material was of little partical use; the fibers were britle, ragged,
and no longer than ten feet, the circumference of the largest reels. By the
mid-18070’s, however, the best glass fibers were finer than silk and could be
woven into fabcrics or assembled silver; fibers drawn from yellw-orange glass
looked golden.
Glass fibers were little more than a
novelty until the 1930’s, when their thermal and electrical insulating
properties were appreciated and methods for producting continuous filaments
were developed. In the modern manufacturing process, liquid glass is fed
directly from a glass-melting furnance into a bushing, a receptacle pierced
with hundreds of line nozzeles, from which the liquid issues in fine streams.
As they solidify, the streams of glass are gathered into a single strand and
wound into a reel.
1.
Which
of the following aspects of glass fiber does the passages mainly discuss?
(A) The major developments in its
production.
(B) Its relationship with pottery
making.
(C) Important inventors in its long
history.
(D) The variety of its uses in modern
industry.
2.
The
word “coarse” in line 1 is closest in meaning to....
(A) Decorative
(B) Natural
(C) Crude
(D) Weak
3.
Why
was there nothing written about the making of renaissance glass fiber until the
seventeenth century?
(A) Glassmakers were unhappy with the
quality of the fibers they could make.
(B) Glassmakers did not want to
reveal the methods they used.
(C) Few people were interested in the
Renaissance style of glass fibers.
(D) Production methods had been well
known for a long time.
4.
According
to the passage, using a hot glass tube rather than a wheel to pull fibers
molten glass made the fibers?
(A) Quicker to cool.
(B) Harder to bend
(C) Shorter and more easily broken.
(D) Longer and more durabel
5.
The
phrase “this material” in line 17 refers to....
(A) Glass fibers
(B) Decorations
(C) Ornaments
(D) Novelties for collectors
6.
The
word “brittle” in line 17 is closest in meaning to...
(A) Easily broken
(B) Roughly made
(C) Hairy
(D) Shiny
7.
The
production of glass fibers was improved in the nineteenth century by which of
the following?
(A) Adding silver to the molten glass
(B) Increasing the circumference of
the glass tubes.
(C) Putting silk thred in the center
the fibers.
(D) Using yarn reels.
8.
The
word “ appriciated” in line 23 is closest in meaning to.....
(A) Experienced
(B) Recognized
(C) Explored
(D) Increased
9.
Which
of the following terms is defined in the passage?
(A) Invention (line 7)
(B) Circumference (line 18)
(C) Manufacturing process (line 24 )
(D) Bushing (line 25)
Question
10-19 refer to the following passage.
The most throughly
studied cases of deception srtategies employed by ground. Nesting birds involve
plovers, small birds that typically nest on beaches or in open fields, their
nest merely scrapes in the sand or earth. Plovers also have an effective
repertoire or trick for distracting potential nest predators from their exposed
and defenseless eggs or chicks. The ever-watchful plover can detect a possible
threat at a considerable distance. When she does, the nesting bird moves
inconspiciously off the nest to a spot well away from eggs or chicks. At this
point she may use one of several ploys. One technique involves first moving
quietly toward an approaching animal and the setting off noisily through the
grass or brush in a low, crouching run away from the nest, while emitting
rodent like squeaks.
The effect mimics a scurrying mouse or
vole, and the behavior rivets the attention of the type of predators that would
also be interested in eggs and chicks. Another deception begins with quiet
movement to an exposed and visible location well away from the nest. Once
there, the bird pretends to incubate a brood. When the predator approaches, the
parent flees, leaving the false nest to searched. The direction in which the
plover “escapes” is such that if the predator chooses to follow, it will be led
still further away from the true nest.
The plover’s most famous startegem is the
broken-wing display, actually a continuum of injury-mimicking behaviours
spanning the range from slight disability to near-complete helpnessness. One or
both wings are held in an abnormal position, suggesting injury. The bird
appears to be attempting escape along an irregular route that undicates panic.
In the most extreme version of the display, the bird flaps one wing in an
apperent attempt to take to the air, flops over helplessly ,struggles back to
its feet, runs away a short distance, seemingly attempt once more to take off,
flops over again as the “useless” wing fails to
provide any lift, and so on. Few predators fail to purse such obviously
vulnerable prey. Needless to say, each short run run between “flight attempts” is directed away from the
nest.
10. What does the passage mainly
discuss?
(A) The nest-building techniques of
plovers.
(B) How predators search of plovers
(C) The strategies used by plovers to
deceive predators.
(D) Why plovers are vulnerable to
predators.
11. The word” marely” in line 3 is
closest in meaning to....
(A). Often
(B). Only
(C). Usually
(D). At first
12. Which of the following is
mentioned in the passage about plovers?
(A) Theit egss and chick are
difficult to find.
(B) They are generally defenseless
when away from their nets.
(C) They are slow to react in
dengerous situation.
(D) Their nets are on the surface of
the ground
13. The word “emitting” in line 10 is
closest in meaning to.....
(A) Bringing
(B) Attracting
(C) Producing
(D) Minimizing
14. In the deception technique
describe in paragraph 2. The plover tries to...
(A) Stay close to her nest
(B) Attract the predator’s attention
(C) Warn other plovers of dabger
(D) Frighten the approaching
predator.
15. The word “spanning” in line 19 is
closest in meaning to...
(A) Covering
(B) Selecting
(C) Developing
(D) Explaning
16. According to paragraph 3 which of
the following aspects of the plovor’s behavior gives the appereance that it is
frightened?
(A) Abnormal body position
(B) Irregular escape route
(C) Unnatural wing movement
(D) Unusual amount of time away from
the nest.
17. The word “pursue” in line 26
closest in meaning to...
(A) Catch
(B) Notice
(C) Defend
(D) Chase
18. According to the passage, a
famale plover utilizes all of the following deception techniques EXCEPT...
(A) Appearing to be injured
(B) Sounding like another animal
(C) Pretending to search for prey
(D) Pretending to sit on her eggs.
19. Which of the following best
describes the organization of the passage?
(A) A description of the sequence of
steps involved in plovers nest building
(B) A generalization about plover
behavior followed by specific example
(C) A comparison and contrast of the
nesting behavior of plovers and other ground nesting birds
(D) A cause- and- efleet analysis of
the relationship between a prey and a predator.
Question
20-28 refer to the following passage.
The interrelationship
of science, technology, and industry is taken for granted today-summed up, not
altogether accurately, as “ research and development.” Yet historically this widespread faith the economic virtues of
science is a relatively recent phonemenon, dating back in the United State
about 150 years, and in the western world as a whole not over 300 years at
most. Even in this current ara of large scale, intensive research and
development, the interelationship involved in this process area frequently
misunderstanding. Until the coming of the industial Revolution, science and
technology evolved for the most part independently of each other. Then as
industrialization bacame increasingly complicated, the craft techniques of
preindustrial society gradually gave way to a technology based on the
systematic application of scientific knowledge and scientific methods. Yhis
changeover started slowly and progressed unevenly. Until late in the nineteenth
century, only a few industries could use scientific techniques or cared about
using them. The list expanded noticeably after 1870, but even then much of what
passed for the application of science was “engineering science” rather than basic
science.
Nevertheless,
by the middle of the neneteenth century, the repaid expansion of scientific
knowledge and of public awereness-if not understanding-of it had created a
belief that the advance of science would in some unspecified manner automaticcaly
generate economic benefits. The widespread and usually uncritical acceptance of
this thesis led in turn to the assumption that the application of science to
industrial purposes was a linear process, starting with fundamental science,
then proceeding to applied science pr technology, and through tehm to
industrial use. This is probably the most commomn pattern, but it is not
invariable. New areas of science have been opened up and fundamental
discoveries made as a result of attempts to solve a specific technical or
economic problem. Conversely, scientists who mainly do basic research also
serve as consultants on project that apply research in practical ways.
In
sum, the science-technology- industry relationship may flow in several
different ways, and the particular channel it will follow depends on the
individual situation. It may at times ven be multidirectional.
20. What is the author’s main purpose
in the passage?
(A) To show how technology influenced
basic science
(B) To describe the scientific based
of nineteenth- century american indusries
(C) To correct misunderstandings
about the connections between science, technology, and industry.
(D) To argue that basic science has
no practical application.
21. The word “altogether” in line 2
is closest in meaning to....
(A) Completely
(B) Realistically
(C) Individually
(D) Understandably
22. The word “intensive” in line 6 is
closest in meaning to....
(A) Descreased
(B) Concentrated
(C) Creative
(D) Advanced
(A) Types of scientific knowledge
(B) Change brough by technology
(C) Industries that used scientific
techniques.
(D) Applications of engineering
science.
24. The understanding of research and
development in the late nineteenth century is based on which of the following?
(A) Engineering science is not very
important.
(B) Fundamental science naturally
leads to economic benefits.
(C) The relationship between research
nd development should be criticized
(D) Industrial needs should determine
what areas fundamental science focuses on.
25. The word “it” in line 17 refers
to....
(A) Understanding
(B) Public awareness
(C) Scientific knowledge
(D) Epansion
26. The word “ assumption” in line 19
is closest in meaning to...
(A) Regulation
(B) Belief
(C) Contract
(D) Confusion
27. Why does the author mention
“consultans” in line 26?
(A) To show how new areas of science
have given rises to new professions
(B) To distinguish between scientist
who work in industry and those who do not
(C) To explain the ways in which
scientist find financial support for their work
(D) To show how scientist who work in
basic research contribute to applied science.
28. Which of the following statments
does the passage support?
(A) The development of science and of
industry is now interdependent
(B) Basic scientific research cannot
generate practical applications.
(C) Industries should spend less
money on research and development
(D) Science and technology are
becoming more separate.
Question
29-39 refer to the following passage.
The economic
depression in the late-nineteenth-century United States contributed
significantly to a grow movement in literature toward realism and naturalism.
After the 1870’s, a number of important authors bagan to reject the romanticism
that had prevailed immaediately following
the Civil War of 1861-1865 and turned instead to realism. Determined to
portray life as it was, with fidelity to real life and accurate representation
without idealization, they studied local dialects, wrote stories which focused
on life in specific regions of the century, and emphasized the “true”
relationship between people. In doing so, they reflected broader trends in the
society, such as industrialization, evolutionary theory which emphasized the
effect of the environment on humans, and the influence of science.
Realists
such as Joel Chandler Harris and Ellen Glasgow depicted life in the south;
Hamlin Garland described life on the
Great Plains; and Srah One Jaweet about everyday life in rural New England.
Another realist, Bret Harte, achieved fame with stories that portrayed local
life in the California mining camps. Samuel clemens, who adopted the pe name
Mark Twain, bacame the country’s most outstanding realist author, observing
life around him with with humorous and skeptical eye. In his stories and novels, Twain drew on his
own experiences and usesd dialect and common speech insted od literary
language, touching off a major change in American prose style. Other writers
became impatient even with realism. Pusing evalutionary theory to its limits,
they wrote 0f a world in which a cruel and merciless environment determined
human fate. These writers, called naturalists, often focused on economic hardship,
studying people struggling wth proverty, and other aspect of urban and
industrial life. Naturalists brought to their writing a passion for direct and
honest experience.
Theodore Dreiser, the foremost naturalist writer, in
novels such as Sister Carrie, grimly portrayed a dark world in which human
beings were tossed about by forces beyond their understabnding ofr control.
Dreiser thought that wrirters should tell the truth about human affairs, not
fabricate romance, and Sister Carrie, he said , was “ not intended as a piece
of literary craftsmanship, but was a picture of conditions. “
29. Which aspect of
late-nineteenth-century United States literature does the passage mainly
discuss?
(A) The influence of science on
litereture
(B) The importance of dialects for
realist writers
(C) The emergence of realism and
naturalism.
(D) The effects of industialization
on romanticism
30. The word “ prevailed” in line 14
is closest in meaning to...
(A) Dominated
(B) Transformed
(C) Entered
(D) Generalized
31. The wor “they” in line 18 refers
to..
(A) Authors
(B) Dialects
(C) Stories
(D) Relationship
32. According to the passage, a
highly significant factor in the development of realist and naturalist
literature was...
(A) The Civil War
(B) A recognition that interest in
the study of common speech
(C) An increased intersted in the
study of common speech
(D) An economic depression.
33. Realist writes took an interest
in all of the following EXPECT..
(A) Human relationship
(B) Characteristic of different
regions.
(C) The idealization of life
(D) Social and historical theories.
34. The word “ depicted” in line 11
is closest in meaning to..
(A) Emphasized
(B) Described
(C) Criticized
(D) Classified
35. Why does the author mentioned
meaning camps in line 14?
(A) To contrast the themes of realist
and naturalist writers
(B) To ilustrate hoe Breat Harte
differed from other authors
(C) As an example of a topic taken up
by realist writers.
(D) As an axample of how setring can
influence literary style
36. Which of the following wrote
about life in rural New England?
(A) Ellen Glasglow
(B) Sarah Orne Jewett
(C) Hamlin garland
(D) Mark twain
37. Mark twain is considered an
important literary figure because he...
(A) Was the first realist writer in
the United States
(B) Rejected romanticism as a
literary approach
(C) Wrote humorous stories and
novels.
(D) Influenced American prose and
style through his use of common speech.
38. The word “foremost” in line 24 is
closest in meaning to...
(A) Most difficult
(B) Interesting
(C) Most focus
(D) Leading
39. Which of the following statements
about theodore Dreiser is supported by the passage ?
(A) He mainly wrote about historical
subjects such as the Civil War
(B) His novel often contained
elements of humor
(C) He viewed himself more as a
social commentator than as a literary artist.
(D) He beleved writers should
emphasize the positive aspect of lief.
Question
40-50 refer to the following passage.
In 1900 the United
States had only three cities with more than a million residents-New York,
Chicago, and Philadelphia. By 1930, it had ten giant metropolises. The newer
ones experienced remarkable growth, which reflected basic changes in the
economic. The population of Lose Angeles (114,000 in 1900) rose spetacularly in
the early decades of the twentieth century, increasing, a dramatic 1,400
percent from 1900 to 1930.
A nomber of
circumstances contributed to the meteoric rise of Los Angeles. The argicultural
potensial of the area was normous if water for irrigation could be found, and
the city founders had the vision and dating to obtain it by constructing q
225-mile aqueduct, completed in 1913, to tap the water of the Owens River. The
city had a superb natural harbor, as well as excellent rail connection. The
climate made it possible to shoot motion pictures year-around; hence Hollywood.
Hollywood not only supplied jobs; it disseminated an image of the good life in
Southern California on screens all across the nation. The most important single
industry powering the growth of Lose Angeles, however, was directly linked to
the automobile. The demand for petroleum to fuel gasoline engines led to the
opening of the Southern California oil fields, and made Lose Angeles North
America’s greatest refining center.
Los Angles was a
product of auto age in another sense as
well: its distinctive spatial organization depended on widespread private ownership of automobilees. Los Angles
was a decentralized metropolis, srawling
across the desert landscape over an area of 400 aquare miles. It was a
city without a real center. The downtown business district did not grow acpace
with the city as a whole, and the rapid transit system designed to link the
center with outlying areas withered away from disuse. Approximately 800,000
cars were registered in Los Angeles Country in 1930, one per 2.7 residents.
Some visitor from the east coast were dismayed at the endless urban sprawl and
dismissed Los Angles as a mere
collectionof suburbs in search of a city. But the freedom and mobility of a
city on wheels attracted floods of migrants to the city.
40. What is the passage mainly about?
(A) The growth of cities in the
United States in the early 1900’s
(B) The development of the
growth of the Souththern California Oil
fields
(C) Factors contributing to the
growth of los Angeles
(D) Industry and city planning in los
Angeles
41. The author characterizes the
growth of new large cities in the United States After 1900 as resulting
primarily from...
(A) New economic conditions
(B) Images of cities shown in movies.
(C) New agricultural techniques
(D) A large migrant population
42. The word” meteoric” in line 6 is
closest in meaning to...
(A) Rapid
(B) Famous
(C) Controversil
(D) Methodical
43. The word “it” i line 8 refers
to...
(A) Aqueduct
(B) Vision
(C) Writer
(D) Agricultural potential
44. According to the passage, the
most important factor in the development of argriculture around Los Angeles was
the...
(A) Influx of new residents to
agricultural areas near the city.
(B) Construction of an aqueduct
(C) Expansion of transportantion
facilities
(D) Development of new connections to
the city’s natural harbor
45. According to the passage, the
initial success of Hollywood’s motion picture industry was due largely to
the...
(A) Availability of many skilled
workers
(B) Beauty of the countryside
(C) Region’s reputation for luxurious
lifestyles
(D) Region’s climate and good weather
46. It can be infered from the
passage that in 1930 the greatest number of people in the Lost Angeles area
were employed in...
(A) Farming
(B) Oil refining
(C) Automobil manufacturing
(D) The motion picture industri
47. According to the passage, the
southern California oil fields were innitially exploited due to...
(A) The fuel requirements of Los
Angeles rail system
(B) An increase in the use of
gasoline engines in North America
(C) A desire to put unproductive
desert land to good use.
(D) Innovative planning on the part
of the city founders.
48. The phrase “ apace with” in line
21 is closest in meaning to...
(A) Anew with
(B) Apart from
(C) As fast as
(D) At the middle of
49. It can be inferred from the
passage that the spatial organizatiom of Los Angeles Contibuted to the relative
decline there of...
(A) Publik transportation
(B) Industrial areas
(C) Suburban neighborhoods
(D) Oil fields
50. The visitors from the east coast
mentioned in the passage though that Los Angeles...
(A) Was not accurately portrayed by
Hollywood images
(B) Lacked good suburban areas in
which to live
(C) Had an excessively large
population
(D) Was not realy a single city.
PEMBAHASAN
LISTENING (part A)
1. Jawaban : (A) He’s unable to start typing.
Key word :
my typewriter is broken
Pembahasan : si pria mengatakan bahwa
mesin ketiknya rusak
sehingga
ia tidak dapat
menulis tugas makalahnya
2. Jawaban : (B) he thought the pie was delicious.
Key word :
it was out of this world
Pembahasan : si pria berkata bahwa rasa pai
milik susan
“out of this world”, yang
merupakan idiom
dari extremely good
(sangat enak)
3. Jawaban : (D) He will leave the office in about an hour.
Key word : I hope i won’t be more than an hour
Pembahasan : si pria berkata ia harap tidak
akan berada
di kantor lebih dari satu jam,
ini menunjukkan
bahwa kira-kira satu
jam lagi ia akan meninggalkan
kantor tersebut.
4. Jawaban : (C) She won’t be able to go skiing
Key
word : but she can’t
Pembahasan : si pria memberitahu si wanita
bahwa nancy tidak
dapat pergi
berseluncur.
5. Jawaban : (C) It’s no too far for her to carry the packages.
Key word : it is only 3 quarters of a block
Pembahasan : si wanita berkata bahwa paket
itu dibawa
tidak jauh lagi, hanya ¾ blok
saja
6. Jawaban : (A) He probably calls his brothers frequently.
Key word : get in incredible phone bill every month
Pembahasan : si wanita menyatakan secara
tidak langsung
bahwa arthur pasti punya tagihan
telepon
yang besar tiap
bulan, ini menunjukkan bahwa
mungkin arthur
menelepon saudaranya tiap bulan.
7. Jawaban
: (A) The
battery is not correctly positioned
Key word : you’ve got the battery in upside
down
Pembahasan : si wanita mengatakan bahwa
baterai
kalkulatornya terbalik, ini menunjukkan
bahwa baterai
kalkulator tersebut tidak
berada dalam posisi
yang tepat sehingga
kalkulatornya tidak
bisa digunakan
8. Jawaban : (B) It might not be necessary to buy a guidebook.
Key word : but they’re so overpriced. What about the library ?
Pembahasan : si pria berkata bahwa buku
panduan itu terlalu
mahal, bagaimana jika meminjamnya saja dari
perpustakaan. Ini
menunjukkan bahwa buku
panduan itu tidak
terlalu dibutuhkan untuk dibeli
9. Jawaban : (A) being hungry
Key word : something to eat
Pembahasan : kedua orang tersebut
membicarakan tentang
sesuatu untuk dimakan yang
menunjukkan bahwa mereka sedang lapar
10. Jawaban : (A) Tom’s apartment probably costs more than the man’s
Key word : more expensive
Pembahasan : maksud perkataan si wanita
adalah bahwa apartemen
baru tom mungkin lebih mahal dari pada
apartemen si pria
11. Jawaban
: (D) She’s
written a lot of letters recently
Key word : more letters
Pembahasan
: si pria pada
kalimat “surat lagi?” secara tidak langsung mengatakan bahwa si
wanita sudah sering mengirim
surat untuk temannya
12. Jawaban
: (C) She never
misses class
Key word : is ice cold ?
Pembahasan
: si pria
menjawab pertanyaan si wanita dengan suatu kepastian umum yang sudah
diketahui orang, yaitu apakah es
dingin ? jawabannya sudah pasti “iya”. Maka
jawaban pertanyaan si
wanita tersebut adalah iya, prof.Ford selalu datang ke
kuliahnya.
13. Jawaban
: (C) They can
work together the next day
Key word : how does tomorrow
Pembahasan
: si pria
menyarankan agar mereka mengerjakan
tugas bersama tersebut pada
keesokan hari. Next day =
tomorrow=besok.
14. Jawaban : (A) John is too far away to hear
Key word : out of earshot
Pembahasan
: si wanita
berkata bahwa john sudah diluar jarak untuk mendengar panggilan si
pria. Out of earshot =diluar
jarak pendengaran
15. Jawaban : (B) Water isn’t appropriate for guests
Key word : you only have water to serve your guests ?
Pembahasan
: pertanyaan si
wanita kepada si pria menujukkan bahwa menurut si wanita,
menyuguhkan air kepada tamu
tidaklah tepat.
16. Jawaban : (D) The books in the store are old
Key word : the books are far from new
Pembahasan
: si pria
berkata bahwa buku-buku yang dijual ditoko buku baru tersebut jauh dari
baru, yang berarti merupakan
buku-buku lawas (lama )
17. Jawaban : (D) studying
Key word :
she’s got a paper due and two final exams
Pembahasan
: si wanita
berkata bahwa alice masih harus mengerjakan makalah dan ada dua ujian jadi kemungkinan besar yang alice
lakukan adalah belajar.
18. Jawaban : (A) Get another car
Key word : for a new one
Pembahasan
: si pria
menyarankan kepada siwanita untuk menjual mobil lamanya dan membeli mobil yang
baru.
19. Jawaban : (C) She’s happy the season has changed.
Key word : i’ve been waiting for this for months
Pembahasan
: siwanita
berkata bahwa ia telah menunggu musim dingin selama berbulan-bulan,
ini menunjukkan bahwa ia gembira
karena musim berganti
20. Jawaban : (C) His team always loses
Key word : are you kidding ? that would be a first
Pembahasan
: si pria
berkata “apa kamu bercanda ? itu akan menjadi yang pertama kali.” Yang
menunjukkan bahwa timnya tidak
menang dalam pertandingan malam kemarin
21. Jawaban : (C) He doesn’t really enjoy playing cards
Key word : we’ve invited him three times and he hasn’t come
once
Pembahasan
: danis telah
diundang 3 x untuk bermain kartu bersama si pria dan si wanita, tetapi
tidak pernah sekalipun datang. Ini menunjukkan bahwa danis sebenarnya
tidak benar-benar
menyukai permainan kartu.
22. Jawaban : (B) The woman’s home is too small
Key word : tiny place
Pembahasan : tiny = kecil. Si pria
berpendapat bahwa rumah itu terlalu kecil untuk pertemuan
kelas yang diadakan si wanita.
23. Jawaban : (C) The plane cannot land in new york. Because of bad
weather
Key
word : new york got three times as much
snow as we did here
Pembahasan
: salju di new
york tiga kali lebih banyak daripada di tempat mereka, sehingga pesawat tidak
dapat mendarat di new york.
24. Jawaban : (D) The should select an inexpensive
gift
Key word : we can’t afford a lot
Pembahasan : si wanita berkata bahwa mereka
tidak bisa menghabiskan banyak untuk
membeli hadiah, oleh
karena itu mereka sebaiknya memilih hadiah yang murah (inexpensive)
25. Jawaban
: (C) It’s too
late to get to the store
Key word : will be closed by the time we get
there
Pembahasan
: toko tersebut
akan tutup pada saat mereka sampai disana, ini menunjukkan bahwa mereka sudah telat untuk pergi ke toko.
26. Jawaban
: (A) She
doesn’t like coffe anymore
Key word :
i’m off caffeine, medical restriction
Pembahasan
: si wanita
berkata bahwa ia harus menghindari kafein karena larangan medis. Ini menunjukkan bahwa ia tidak menyukai
kopi lagi
27. Jawaban
: (A) Mary
shouldn’t have been surprised
Key
word : everybody knows that she’s brilliant.
Pembahasan
: semua orang
tau bahwa mary pintar, jadi seharusnya mary tidak terkejut bahwa ia mendapatkan hibah penelitian.
28. Jawaban
: (D) He should
remove some of the water from his umbrella.
Key word : first shake it off outside
Pembahasan
: si wanita
meminta si pria untuk menggoyang payung diluar sebelum masuk ,dengan kata lain
di guncangkan untuk menghilangkan air yang ada
dipayungnya.
29. Jawaban
: (B) he won’t
him
Key word : is a comeback at this age at all
likely ?
Pembahasan : si pria mempertanyakan tentang
umur dari juara tinju tersebut, yang
menunjukkan bahwa si pria beranggapan
bahwa juara tinju tersebut mungkin
tidak akan berhasil
menang di usiannya sekarang
30. Jawaban
: (A) The test
was harder than he had anticipated
Key word : i had been expecting more
than just passing grade in biology
Pembahasan
: si pria
berpendapat bahwa ia mengharapkan lebih daripada sekadar lulus di kuliah
biologi, yang menunjukkan bahwa ujiannya lebih susah dari yang ia
perkirakan.
Part B
31. Jawaban
: (B) Another student
Key word : getting ready for my exams
Pembahasan : karena siwanita juga masih
mempersiapkan diri untuk ujiannya, menunjukkan bahwa ia adalah seorang pelajar
juga.
32. Jawaban
: (D) her
studies
Key word : getting ready for my exams
Pembahasan
: siwanita
mempersiapkan diri untuk ujiannya, secara tidak langsung , pada Utamanya dia
memikirkan pelajarannya
33. Jawaban
: (A) At the
beach
Key word : i’ll probably go to the beach
Pembahasan
: dalam
percakapan tersebut disebutkan bahwa si wanita mungkin akan pergi kepantai
pada saat liburan.
34. Jawaban
: (C) Study for
his exams
Key word : like your studies
Pembahasan :
siwanita menyarankan si pria untuk belajar untuk ujiannya.
35. Jawaban
: (C) To find
out how to prevent illness.
Key word : you’re interested in prevention
Pembahasan
: si pria
mendatangi dokter tersebut karena ingin tau tentang cara pencegahan penyakit.
36. Jawaban
: (A) He gets
ill at the same time every year
Key word : , and the way every year around
the holiday like clockwork i come down
Pembahasan :
setiap tahunya saat liburan, si pria selalu terkena penyakit
37. Jawaban
: (B) He doesn’t
get enough rest
Key word : get a lot of rest
Pembahasan
: si dokter
menyuruh si pria untuk lebih banyak beristirahat untuk mencegah flu, ini mungkin dikarenakan seseorang dapat sakit
karenan kurang istirahat
38. Jawaban
: (B) He can get an influenza vaccination there
Key word : the shots are free there
Pembahasan : suntikan vaksin influenza
tersedia gratis di pusat kesehatan universitas.
Part (C)
39. Answer:
(B) the storerooms.
Key
word : water
cascaded into two storerooms
Pembahasan : bagian museum yang terendam
banjir adalah di ruang penyimpanan.
40. Answer:
(A) several works of art.
Key word : Dozens of valuable paintings and frescoes were
badly damaged
Pembahasan : banyak hasilseni yang rusak akibat banjir tersebut,
diantaranya puluhan lukisan berharga.
41. Answer
: (D) A fresco.
Key
word: a 19th
century fresco was damaged beyond repair.
Pembahasan: fresco (lukisan dinding) abad
ke -19 itubrusat dan terlalu sulit diperbaiki
42. Answer
: (D) they sre
not known yet .
Key
word ; she could
not estimate costs of the repair
Pembahasan : direktur museum
tersebut belum bisa memperkirakan besarnya kerugian akibat banjir tersebut.
43. Answer; (C) because of its size .
Key
word : as big as
a house and had enemous tentacles.
Pembahasan ; guruta tersebut ukurannya
sebesar rumah dengan tentakel yang besar sekali. Hal ini menyebabkan
nelayan yang melihat ketakutan.
44. Answer
: (D) how little
is we know about the sea
Key
word ; and its
comes to represent how little we know about sea reatures.
Pembahasan : gurita raksasa tersebut
menggambarkan betapa kita masih banyak tidak tahu tentang mahluk-mahluk laut.
45. Answer: (B) why oceanic research is si
limited.
Key
word : it’s very
hard to pictures the whole situation
Pembahasan: permisalan dengan pesawat
terbang tersebut bertujuan menggambarkan betapa terbatasnya penelitian
kelautan.
46. jawaban
: (A) in fossils on land
Keyword : a few samples of these fossils
Pembahasan
: teks diatas
menyebutkan bahwa beberapa sampel makhluk laut diperoleh dari fosil-fosil di daratan.
47. jawaban
: (B) the relationships between different media.
Key
word : how
broadcasting would affect them
Pembahasan
: teks diatas
menceritakan tentang bagaimana hubungan anatar media penyiaran yang berbeda.
48. jawaban
: (A) people who listen to the radio
also buy newspaper
Key
word : supported
each other
Pembahasan
: dari teks
tersebut diketahui bahwa antara radio dan surat kabar, keduanya saling mendukung.
Ini menunjukkan bahwa orang-orang yang mendengarkan radio juga membeli surat
kabar.
49. jawaban
: (D) motion picture popularity declined
Keyword
: movie
attendance dropped
Pembahasan
: adanya
televisi menyebabkan industri perfiliman mengalami penurunan karena orang lebih
memilih menonton televisi dirumah.
50. jawaban
: (A) to ilustrate another effect of television
Keyword
: fans chose to
watch the game at home
Pembahasan
: dengan adanya
televisi pertandingan pun sepi karena para fans lebih memilih menonton di
rumah.
SECTION II
STRUCTURE (PART A)
1.
Answer: (C) that has
Key word: energy source
Pembahasan: penggunaan relative
pronoun/adjective clause
·
Who:
Kata ganti subjek untuk orang
·
Whom:
kata ganti objek untuk orang
·
Which:
kata ganti subjek/objek untu benda
·
Whose:
kata ganti milik untuk orang /benda (untuk benda biasanya menggunakan “of
which”)
·
That
: bisa menggatikan who, whom,dan which. Pada soal yang di terangkan adalah
“energy source”, maka bisa menggunakan which /that.
2.
Answer: (A) can hardly be exaggerated
Key word: the importane of the hand
Pembahasan: Pola klausa; subjek di ikuti
dengan predikat. Dalam kalimat soal hanya terdapat subjek(the importance of the
hand) jadi masih kurang predikat. Peletakkan adverb (hardly): setelah auxiliary
(can).
3.
Answer: (A) Calium
Key word: is
Pembahasan: pola kalusa: subjek di ikuti
predikat, dalam kalimat soal, hanya terdapat predikat(is), jadi yang masih
kurang hanya subjek(calcium).
4.
Answer: (C): although
Key word : inconclusive (tidak meyakinkan):
at least (paling tidak):akin (berhubungan darah)
Pembahasan:
·
Rather
:agak
·
Despite
:meskipun plus noun phrase
·
Although:
although plus clause
·
Why
: mengapa, kalimat soala tersebut terdiri dari dua klausa yang berlawanan maka
conjunction (penghubung)yang tepat adalah “although”.
5.
Answer : (B) than the
Key word : the total mass of all
asteroids; is much less
Pembahasan : penggunaan perbandingan :
(clause), than (noun) pada soal membandingkan dua halyaitu asteroids dan
earth’s moon maka paling tepat mengunakan “than”.
6.
Answer : (Reproduce)
Key word: like
Pembahasan: Fras “like bateria”berfungsi
sebagai keterangan yang menerangkan protozoans (plural/jamak), maka predikat
yang paling sesuai adalah “reproduce”.
7.
Answer : (A) there are three
Key word : fasa “main processes”
menunjukkan noun plural/kata benda jamak; sedangkan kata “involved”pada kalimat soal merupakan passive
participle yang memiliki arti yang terlibat, jadi kalimat soal masih
membutuhkan subjek dan predikat, maka jawaban yang paling sesuai adalah there
are three.
8.
Answer : (C) nor
Key word: neither
Pembahasan pola: neither...... nor......
Either.......
or......
Both......and.......
Not only......but also...
9.
Answer : (they have)
Key word : salamanders;unlike lizards
Pembahasaan: yang dibandingkan dalam kalimat
tersebut adalah salamanders dan lizards, pada klausa kedua terdapat frasa
“unlike lizard” yang artinya “tidak seperti kadalyang mengacu pada
salamanders(karena jamak,maka pronounnya “they”)pada klausa kedua belum ada
subjek dan predikatnya, maka jawaban yang paling tepat adlah they have.
10. Answer
: (B)migrating
Key word:by birds
Pembahasan: pengunaan active participle yang
berfungsi sama denganrelative pronuon. V.ing pada active participle ini
memiliki arti “yang me-yang ber-“. Pada kalimat soal sudah terdapat sujek dan
predikat, jadi jika munul kata kerja lagi maka harus dalam bentuk
participle,relative pronoun atau appositive. Pada soa di terangkan adalah
“birds” maka jawaban yang paling sesuai adalah ‘migrating’ (yang bermigrasi)
11. Answer:
(A) that a loose cluster of stars
Key word: estimate;called
Pola pembahasan; pola klausa:subjek plus
predikat pada kalimat soal sudah
Terdapat
subjek(astronomers)dan predikat (estimate) kata is merupakan predikat
Dari
klausa kedua: jika ada dua klausa maka diantara kedua klausa tersebut pasti
Ada
penghubunnya, biasa nya ‘that’.kata called pada kalimat tersebut merupakan
Past
participle( v3) yang menerangkanbenda di depannyajadi jawaban yang paling
Sesuai
adalah “ that a loose adalah ‘ that a loose cluster of stars.
12. Answer
: (B)winner f
Key word: in 1938
Pembahasan: penggunaan appositive(kata atau
frasa yang menerangkan kata di depannya;biasanya di antara koma). Pada
appositive, hindari penggunaan kata kerja( biasanya langsung kata benda).jadi
jawaban yang paling tepata adalah ‘winner of’.
13. Answer
: (D) by listing
them on the program
Key word: to eliminate arguments; adalah “
by listing themon he program”karena menunjukkan cara menunjukkannya.
14. Answer
: (A) a new integration
Key word : and uniformity
Pembahasan: pola: made possible.........
and uniformity (noun) of untuk mengisi rumpang tersebut, kata yang sesuai
adalah dalam bentuk noun,maka jawaban yang paling sesuai adalah “ a new
integration”.
15. Answer
: (B) the soil
Key word: forests stabilize (verb) .......
and retain (verb) precipitation (noun)
dari pola tersebut jelas bahwa untuk mengisi rumpang yang dibutuhkan adalah
noun, jadi jawaban yang tepat adalah “the soil”.
(PART B)
16. Answer
: (A) Such
Key word : complex
Pembahasan : pola:
·
Such
di ikuti dengan noun phrase diikuti that dan di ikuti clause
·
So
di ikuti adjective/adverb diikuti that diikuti clause
Dari
pola tersebut jelas bahwa penggunaan kata ‘such’ salah karena kata “complex”
termasuk adjective.
17. Answer
: (C) both
Key word : altitude, climate,temperature,
and the length of the growing season
Pembahasan : penggunaan kata “both” pada
kalimat soal salah karena tidak mengacu pada kata apapun, selain itu kata pada
keyword sudah merupakan subjek dan kata determine merupakan predikat, jadi kata
both seharusnya dihilangkan.
18. Answer
: (C) with a
Key word ; with a observation capsule
attached underneath it
Pembahasan : pola:
·
An
di ikuti noun(vokal)
·
A
di ikuti noun (konsonan)
Yang
perlu ditekankan pada penggunaan vokal dan konsonan tersebut adalah
pronounciationnya (cara bacanya). Jadi pembetulan yang sesuai adalah “with a”.
19. Answer
: (D)
disappeared
Key word ; would
Pembahasan : pola: modal di ikuti Vinfinitive
Jadi
kata yang seharusnya digunakan adalah disappear.
20. Answer
: (A) parameters
Key word : is
Pembahasan ; predikat pada kalimat soal
“is” menunjukkan bahwa subjek yang digunakan seharusnya tunggal/singular.jadi
kata yang dipakai seharusnya “parameter”.
21. Answer
: (D) to storing
Key word ; many built to storing water.
Pembahasan : pola: to diikuti Vinfinitive
Jadi
frasa “to storing” seharusnya seharusnya diganti dengan “to store”.
22. Answer
: (B) depends
from
Key words : depends from
Pembahasan : preposisi yang mengikuti kata
“depend” seharusnya “on”.
23. Answer
: (D)
frustrations inner
Pembahasan; pola noun phrase:
·
Adjective
di ikuti noun
·
Determiner;origin;size;age;temperature;shape;color;material;purpose;noun.
Frasa
“ frustrations inner susunannya tidak tepat,frustrations ( noun) dan inner
(adjetive), jadi yang benar seharusnya inner frustrations.
24. Answer
: (B) arrange
Key word : the number, kind, and arrange
Pembahasan ; penggunaan kata “arrange” (verb)
tidak tepat karena tidak setara dengan the number dan kind yang merupakan kata
benda, jadi seharusnya diganti “arrangement”.
25. Answer
: (at)
Key word ; adapted at
Pembahasan ;kata “adapt” selalu diikuti
preposisi “to”.
26. Answer
: (C) any
another
Key word : any another
Pembahasan : penggabungan kata any (plural/jamak)
dengan another (singular/tunggal) untuk membentuk frasa tidak tepat jadi
seharusnya “any other” atau another saja.
27. Answer
: (D) perceive
as
Key word : the seriousness of an
emotionally threatening situation
Pembahasan : kata perceive(merasa)jika
digunakan dalam bentuk aktif tidak seuai untuk konteks kalimat di atas, kata
yang seharusnya digunakan adalah pereived as.
28. Answer
: (C)
reproductive
Key word ; human,and development
Pembahasan : pola : ...... and development
(noun) dari pola tersebut jelas bahwa penggunaan kata reproductive salah karena
tidak menerangkan human dan tidak setara dengan development, jadi kata yang
seharusnya digunakan adalah reproduction.
29. Answer
: (D) its
Key word : rivers
Pembahasan : penggunaan kata its (tunggal)
tidak sesuai karena mengacu pada kata rivers (jamak), jadi kata yang seharusnya
digunakan adalah their.
30. Answer
: (D) was
nominated
Key word : became the first woman was
nominated
Pembahasan : pada kalimat soal terjadi dobel
predikat (became dan was -nominated) yang seharusnya dihindari, maka pada
predikat was nominated seharusnya diubah menjadi who was nominated (relative
pronoun/adjective lause) atau nominated (passive participle).
31. Answer
: (A) taller
Key word : the taller of all animals
Pembahasan : penggunaan superlative
comparison
Pola:
·
1
sukun kata : the
......-est
·
3
atau lebih suku kata : the most.......
·
2
suku kata yang diikuti akhiran-y,-e,-r,-er kebanyakan pakai : the....-est kata
taller seharusnya diganti denga tallest karena membandingkan lebih dari dua.
32. Answer
: (D) tiny
extremely
Key word : tiny extremely paticles
Pembahasan : penyusunan frasa pada kata kunci
tersebut salah karena kata extremelymenerangkan kata tiny, jadi susunanyang
benar adalah extremely tiny particles.
33. Answer
: (A) slight
Key word : slight acidic
Pembahasan : penggunaan kata
slight(adjective) pada kalimat soal tidak tepat, karena dalam kalimat tersebut
kata slight menerangkan is-acidic. Jadi kata yang seharusnya dipakai adalah
slightly (adverb).
34. Answer
: (D) prepare
Key word : repertory of prepare
productions
Pembahasan : penggunaan participle sebagai
noun phrase.
·
Ving
diikuti dengan Noun
·
V3
diikuti denganNoun
Pada
soal yang dimaksudkan adalah produksi yang disiapkan,jadi frasa yang digunakan
seharusnya prepared productions.
35. Answer
: (C) department
Key word : for all department
Pembahasan : kata all (semua) mengindikasikan
bahwa noun yang disebutkan jamak, jadi kata “department” seharusnya dalam
bentuk jamak (departments).
36. Answer
: (C)
scientifically
Key word : the scientifically study
Pada
kata kunci seharusnya membentuk frasa benda, penggunaan scientifically (adverb)
tidak sesuai karena kata yang diterangkan merupakan noun(study), jadi kata yang
seharusnya dipakai adalah scientific (adjective).
37. Answer
: (B) proposing
Key word : was proposing by
Pembahasan : kalimat soal seharusnya
membebtuk kalimat pasif (be*V3) karena ada kata by (oleh), jadi predikat pada
kalimat tersebut seharusnya proposed by.
38. Answer
: (A) not speech
Key word : not speech of
Pembahasan : penggunaan speech
(pembicaraan/pidato) pada kalimat diatas tidak tepat karena tidak bisa
digunakan bersamaan dengan not, frasa yang digunakan seharusnya not speaking.
39. Answer
: (C) adhere the
Key word : adhere the limits
Pembahasan : kata adhere jika diikuti objek
maka harus menggunakan to. Jadi frasa yang dipakai seharusnya adhere to the
limits.
40. Answer
: (D) weakness
common
Key word : weakness common
Pembahasan : pola noun phrase :
·
Adjective
diikuti Noun
·
Determiner
; Origin,size,age, temperature,shape, color, material, purpose, noun.
Frasa
“weakness common” susunannya tidak tepat, weakness (noun) dan common
(adjective),jadi yang benar seharusnya : common weakness .
SECTION III
Tipe
soal dan pembahasan Reading Comprehension
Time: aprroximately 55 minutes 50
questions
Direction:
In this section you will read
several passeges. Each one is followed by several questions about it, for this
section, you are to choose the one best answer, (A), (B), (C), and (D), to each
question. Then, on you answer sheet, find the number of the question and fill
in the space that corresponds to the letter of the answer you have chosen.
1. Jawaban : (A) The major developments in its production.
Key word : Glass fiber have a long history
Pembahasan: Dari awal bacaan sampai akhir
bacaan (dari keterangan waktunya), jelas bahawa teks tersebut membicarakan
tentang perkembangan produksi kaca.
2. Jawaban : (C) Crude
Key word : the egyptians made coarse fibers.
Pembahasan : coarse memiliki arti kasar
·
Decorative
: hiasan
·
Natural : alami
·
Crude : mentah
·
Weak : lemah
Jadi
jawaban yang paling tepat sesuai adalah “crude”.
3. Jawaban:(B) Glassmakers did not want to
reveal the methods they used.
Key word:glassmakers guarded their secrets
so carefully that no one wrote about glass fiber production until the early
seventeenth century.
Pembahasan:dari teks diketahui bahwa pembuat
gelas asangat menjaga rahasia metode pembuatan gelas.
Lihat
baris ke-5
4. Jawaban:(D) Longer and more durabel
Key word:he made fibers by rotating a
wheel through a pool of molten glass, pulling threads of glass where the hot
thick liquid stuck to the wheel. His fibers were short and fragile; glassmakers
learned how to make longer, stronger fibers by pulling them from molten glass
with a hot glass tube.
Pembahasan: dari teks dijabarkan bahwa
ketika menggunakan cairan panas kental yang diletakan pada rada hasilnya pendek
dan rapuh, tapi ketika menggunakan “molten glass wih a hot glass tube” lebih
panjang dan kuat.
Lihat
baris 9-10 dan 12-14
5. Jawaban : (A)
Glass fibers
Key word:wandering tradespeople began to
spin glass fibers at fairs, making decorations and ornaments as novelties fpr
collectors, but this material was of little practical use.
Pembahasan : frasa “ this material” mengacu
pada “glass fibers”
Lihat
baris 16-17
6. Jawaban : (A) Easily broken
Key word : the fibber were brittle
Pembahasan : brittle memiliki arti rapuh
·
Easily
broken : mudah patah
·
Roughly
made : dibuat secara kasar
·
Hairy
: berambut
·
Shiny
: bersinar
Jadi
brittle memiliki makna yang sama denag easily broken.
7. Jawaban
: (D)
using yarn reels.
Key word : inventors wound the cooling end of the thread
around a yarn reel, then turned the reel rapidly to pull more fiber from the
motlen glass.
Pembahasan : dari bacaan dinyatakan bahwa
sekitar abad ke 19 mulai menggunakan “yarn reels” untuk membuat serat kaca yang
leih panjang dan lebih kuat.
Lihat
baris 14
8. Jawaban : (B) Recognized
Key word : their thermal and electrical insulating properties
were appreciated
Pembahasan : appreciated memiliki arti
dihargai
·
Experienced
: mengalami
·
Recognized : menggenal/mengakui
·
Explored : mengeksplorasi
·
Increased : meningkatkan
Jadi
jawaban yang paling sesuai adalaha “Recognized”.
9. Jawaban : (D) Bushing (line 25)
Key word :Invention (line 7); Circumference (line 18);
Manufacturing process (line 24 ); Bushing (line 25)
Pembahasan : kata atau frasa yang
mendefinisikan isi seluruh bacaan adalah “bushing”
10. Jawaban : (C) The strategies used by plovers to deceive
predators.
Key word : the most
throughly studied cases of deception strategies employed by ground nesting birds
invilve plovers.
Pembahasan : Dari seluruh bacaan bisa
disimpulkan bahwa bacaan tersebut berisi tentang hal-hal yang dilakukan oleh
burung “plover” untuk mengelabui pemangsa.
11. Jawaban : (B) Only
Key word :their nests merely scrapes in the sand or earth.
Pembahasan : kata “marely” memiliki arti
“semata-mata” jadi sinonim yang paling sesuai adalah “only”
12. Which of the following is
mentioned in the passage about plovers?
Jawaban : (B) They are generally defenseless when away from their
nets.
Key word :their
nest merely scrapes in the sand or earth; their exposed and defenselles eggs or
chicks; plovers also have an effective repertoire of tricks for distracting
potential nest predators.
Pembahasan : Dari kata kunci bisa dikeahui
bahwa pernyataan yang paling sesuai dengan bacaan adalah “plover” berada
dipermukaan tanah.
13. Jawaban : (C) Producing
Key word :while emitting rodent like squeaks.
Pembahasan :kata “emitting” bermakna “mengeluarkan”
·
Bringing : membawa
·
Attracting : menarik perhatian
·
Producing : menghasilkan
·
Minimizing
:mengecilkan
Jadi
jawaban yang paling sesuai adalah “producing”.
14. Jawaban : (B)Attract the predator’s attention
Key word :another deceptions begins with quite movement to an
exposed and visible location well away from the nest.
Pembahasan :Dari paragraph 2 bisa disimpulkan
bahwa induk plover mengalih perhatian musuh dengan cara menarik perhatian
mereka dari tempat yang jauh dari sarang.
15. Jawaban
: (A)
covering
Key word :a continuum of injury- mimicking behaviours spanning
the range from slight disability to near-complete helplessness.
Pembahasan : spanning memiliki arti meliputi
·
Covering : mencakup
·
Selecting : memilih
·
Developing
: mengembangkan
·
Explaning : menjelaskan
16. Jawaban : (B)Irregular escape route
Key word :the bird appears to be attempting ascape along an
irregular route that indicates panic.
Pembahasan :Dari kata kunci bisa diketahui
bahwa burung plover akan melahirkan diri di rute yang tidak bisa jika dia
panik.
17. Jawaban : (D) Chase
Key word :few predators fail to pursue such obviously
vulnerable prey.
Pembahasan
: Persue
memiliki arti mengejar
·
Catch : menangkap
·
Notice : melihat
·
Defend : bertahan
·
Chase : mengejar
18. Jawaban : (C) Pretending to search for prey
Key word :the bird flaps one wing in an apparent attempt to
take to the air; while emitting rodent like squeaks; the bird pretends to
incubate a brood.
Pembahasan : Dari kata kunci, jelas yng tidak
termasuk cra yang dilakukan plover untuk mengelabui lawan adalah seolah-olah
mencari makanan (Pretending to search for prey).
19. Jawaban : (B) A generalization about plover behavior followed by
specific example
Key word :plovers also have an effective repetoire of tricks
for distracting potential nest predators from their exposed and defenseless
eggs or chicks. One technique involves first moving quietly toward an
approaching animal and then setting off noisily through the grass or brush an a
low, crousing run away from the nest, while emitting rodent like squaeks.
Pembahasan : Dari keseluruhan paragraph bisa
diketahui bahwa susunannya adalah perilaku plover secara umum kemudian diikuti
dengan contoh spesifiknya.
20. Jawaban : (C) To correct misunderstandings about the connections
between science, technology, and industry.
Key word :the interrelationship of science, technology, and
industry is taken for granted today-summed up, not altogether accurately, as
“research and develpoment”.
Pembahasan : Dari kalimat pertama dari teks
bisa disimpulkan bahwa tujuan utama penulis adalah untuk membetulkan kesalah
pahaman tentang anatara ilmu pengetahuan, teknologi, dan industri.
21. Jawaban : (A) Completely
Key word :not altogether accurately
Pembahasan : altogether memiliki arti secara keseluruhan
·
Completely : secara keseluruhan
·
Realistically : secara kenyataan
·
Individually : secara individu
·
Understandably : secara bisa dipahami
22. Jawaban : (B) Concentrated
Key word :intensive research and development.
Pembahasan : “Intensive” memiliki arti
intensif
·
Descreased : menurun
·
Concentrated : terkonsentrasi
·
Creative : kreatif
·
Advanced : di depan/ maju
23. Jawaban : (C) Industries that used scientific techniques.
Key word :only a few industries could use scientific
techniques.
Pembahasan : Kata “list” mengacu pada
industri yang menggunakan teknik ilmiah.
Lihat
baris ke 13-14
24. Jawaban : (B)Fundamental science naturally
leads to economic benefits.
Key word :by the middle of the ninenteenth century, the rappid
expansion of scientific knowledge and of public awareness- if not
understanding- of it had created a beliefe that the advance of science would in
some unspecially generate economic befenits.
Pembahasan :Dari kalimat kunci diatas mulai
pertengahan abad 19 tercipta kepercayaan bahwa kemajuan ilmu pengetahuan akan
menghasilkan keuntungan dibidang ekonomi.
Lihat
baris 16-19
25. Jawaban : (C)Scientific knowledge
Key word :the rapid expansion of scientific knowledge and of
public awarness-if not understanding-of it hd created a belief
Pembahasan : kata “it” mengacu pada
“Scientific knowledge”
Lihat
baris 16-17
26. Jawaban : (C)Scientific knowledge
Key word :this thesis led in turn to the assumption that.
Pembahasan : “assumption” memiliki arti “
dugaan”
·
Regulation : aturan
·
Belief :kepercayaan/ dugaan
·
Contract : kontak
·
Confusion : kebingungan
27. Jawaban : (D) To show how scientist who work in basic research
contribute to applied science.
Key word :scientsts who mainly do basic research also serve as
consultans on project taht apply research in practical ways.
Pembahasan : Dari kata kunci diatas bisa
disimpulkan alasan penulis menggunakan kata “ consultan” karena untuk menujukan
bagaimna ilmuwan yang bekerja pada penilitisn dasar juga berperan sebagai
konsultan (ilmu penerapan).
28. Jawaban
: (A) The
development of science and of industry is now interdependent
Key word :in
sum, the science-technology-industry relationship may flow in several different
ways, and the particular channel it will follow depends on the individual
situation.
Pembahasan : Dari bacaan tersebut bisa
diiplikasikan bahwa bacaan tersebut mendukung adanya terkaitan antara
perkembangan ilmu pengetahuan dan idustri.
29. Jawaban :
(C) The
emergence of realism and naturalism.
Key word :the economic depresion in the
late-ninenteenth-century United States contributed significantly to a growing
movement in literature toward realism and naturalism.
Pembahasan :Dari
paragraf satu jelas bahwa pada akhir abad ke 19 “realism dan naturalism” mulai
muncul.
Lihat baris ke 1-3.
30. Jawaban : (A) Dominated.
Key
word :the romanticism taht had
prevailed immediately.
Pembahasan : Prevailed memiliki arti menang
·
Dominated : mendominasi
·
Transformed
: mengubah
·
Entered : memasuki
·
Generalized : membuat jadi umum
31. Jawaban : (A) Authors
Key word :a number of important authors
Pembahasan : they pada baris kedelapan
memiliki mangacu pada author.
32. Jawaban : (D) An economic depression.
Key word :the econimic depression in the
late-nineteenth-century United States conrtibuted significantly to a growing
movement in literature toward realism and naturalism.
Pembahasan : Dari kalimat pertama paragraf
pertama jelas bahwa penyebab berkembangnya realisme dan naturalisme adalah
depresi ekonomi yang luar biasa di Amerika.
33. Jawaban :
(C) The
idealization of life
Key word :realism and naturalism
Pembahasan : yang tidak berhubungan dengan
realisme dan naturalisme adalah idealisme hidup.
34. Jawaban :
(B) Described
Key word :joel Chandler Harris and Ellen Glasgow depicted
life.
Pembahasan : Depicted memiliki arti menggambarkan
·
Emphasized : menekankan
·
Described : menggambarkan
·
Criticized : mengkritik
·
Classified : mengklasifikasihkan
35. Jawaban : (C) As
an example of a topic taken up by realist writers.
Key word :stories that portrayed local life
in the California mining camps.
Pembahasan : Pengarang menyebutkan mining camps sebagai contoh
topik yang diambil oleh pengarang tersebut.
36. Jawaban :
(B) Sarah Orne Jewett
Key word :Sarah One Jewett wrote about
everyday life in rural New England.
Pembahasan : Pada teks jelas disebutkan bahwa pengarang tentang
kehidupan desa di New Erland adalah sarah One jewwet.
37. Jawaban :
(D) Influenced
American prose and style through his use of common speech.
Key word :in his ( Mark Twain’s) stories and novels, twain
drwe on his own experiences and used dialect and common speech instead of
literary language, touching off a major cahnge in American prose style.
Pembahasan : Dari
bacaan dinyatakan bahwa penggunaan bahsa sehari-hari ynag dilakukan oleh Twain
telah berpengaruh pada perubahan utama dalam gaya prosa Amerika.
Line baris 17-19
38. Jawaban :
(D) Leading
Key word :the foremost naturalist writer.
Pembahasan : “foremost” memiliki arti “utama”
·
Most
difficult : paling sulit
·
Interesting : menarik
·
Most
focus : paling fokus
·
Leading : terkemuka
39. Jawaban :
(C) He
viewed himself more as a social commentator than as a literary artist.
Key word :Dreiser thought that writers should tell the truth
about human affairs, not fabricate romance.
Pembahasan: Dari kata kunci bisa disimpulkan
bahwa dreiser cenderung menulis tentang kenyataan pada kehidupan manusia, bukan
hal tentang romantis seperti penilis novel pada umumnya.
40. Jawaban :
(C) Factors
contributing to the growth of los Angeles
Key word :a
number of circumstances contributed to the meteoric rise of Lose Angeles.
Pembahasan : Bacaan
tersebut jelas berisi tentang faktor yang mendorong pertumbuhan penduduk di Los
Angeles
41. Jawaban :
(A) New
economic conditions
Key word :it had ten giant metropolises. The newer ones
experienced remarkable growth, whicch reflected basic change in the economy.
Pembahasan : Pada
paragraf pertama diungkapkan bahwa pertumbuhan penduduk yang pesat mencerminkan
perubahan mendasar pada bidang ekonomi.
42. Jawaban :
(A) Rapid
Key word :a number of circumstances contributed to the
meteoric rise of Lose Angles.
Pembahasan : “meteoric”
memiliki arti “cepat sekali”
·
Rapid : cepat
·
Famous : terkenal
·
Controversil :
controversial
·
Methodical : menurut metode
43. Jawaban :
(C) Writer
Key word :to ibtain it by constructing a 225-mile aqeduct
Pembahasan : Kata
“it” pada baris kedelapan mengacu pada “water”
Lihat baris 8-9
44. Jawaban :
(B) Construction
of an aqueduct
Key word :constructing a 225-mile aqueduct, completed in 1913,
to tap the water of the Owens River. The city had a sperb natural harbour, as
connection.
Pembahasan: Dari kata kunci diatas
disimpulkan bahwa yang membuat Los Angeles berkembang adalah adanya terowongan
air (aqueduct)
45. Jawaban :
(D) Region’s
climate and good weather
Key word :the climate made it possible to shoot motion
pictures year-round; hence Hollywood.
Pembahasan : Dari
kata kunci jelas bahwa iklim di LA membuat industri film Hollywood sukses.
Lihat baris 11-12
46. Jawaban :
(B) Oil
refining
Key word :the demand for petroleum to fuel gasoline engines
led to the opening of the southern California oil fields, and made Los Angeles
North America’s.
Pembahasan : Dari
kata kunci bisa disimpulkan dengan bahwa dibukanya kilang minyak maka
penduduknya pasti kebanyakn kerja ditempat tersebut.
47. Jawaban :
(B) An
increase in the use of gasoline engines in North America
Key word :the demand for petroleum to fuel gasoline engines
led to the opening of the southern California oil fields.
Pembahasan : Dari
kata kunci mengimplimasikan bahwa tingginya permintaan terhadap bahan bakar
(dari daerah lain) menyebabkan pengeksploitasian di wilayah California selatan.
48. Jawaban :
(C) As
fast as
Key word :the downtown business distric did not grow apace
with the city as a whole.
Pembahasan :”Apace
with” memiliki arti “cepat”
·
Anew
with : baru
·
Apart
from : terpisah dari
·
As
fast as : secepat
·
At
the middle of : ditengah
49. Jawaban :
(A) Publik
transportation
Key word :its distinctive spatial organization depended on
widesprad private awnership of automobiles.
Pembahasan :
Dari kata kunci jelas bahwa yang berhubungan dengan “spatial organization”
adalah “automobiles” dan dari pilihan yang ada, jawaban yang paling sesuai adalah
“Publik transportation”.
50. Jawaban :
(A) Was
not realy a single city.
Key word :some visitors from the east coast were dismayed at
the endless urban sprawl and dismissed Los Angeles asa mere collection of
suburbs in search of a city.
Pembahasan : Dari
kata kunci bisa disimpulkan bahwa pengunjung mengira bahawa LA merupakan
kumpulan dari kata satelit, jadi bukan sebuah kata yang berdiri sendiri.
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