The following text is for questions 16 and 17

To:marvinpeabody@nzine.com
From:samsilliman@nzine.com
Subject: computer training
Marvin,
I am attaching the latest schedule from the Computer Training Center. As we have
discussed in person, your computer skills are not quite up to normal and you would
benefit from taking one of these courses. We also discussed the fact your first-year
employee probationary status is still in effect and that you are required to take
some training courses during this time. Please sign up for one of these courses as
soon as possible. I would encourage you to choose a beginning word processing
class, as your skills in that area are whole fully lacking. You have a good knowledge
of database software, though you could benefit from an advanced-level class if that
is what interests you most. The choice, of course, is up to you, but I recommend
word processing. In choosing your class schedule, please remember that you must
be present at our weekly staff meetings (Wednesday afternoon at 2:00). As soon as
you have decided on a course and schedule, please contact Elizabeth Mortimer in
the Human Resources Department and she will take care of the registration process
for you. We at NZ, Inc. will, of course, take care of all the fees. All you have to do is
attend the classes. Please e-mail me as soon as you are registered for a course.
Sam Silliman
16. The company suggested that Marvin take a computer course in order ....
A. to be promoted as director of the center
Marvin
Marvin have
have to
to computer
computer training
training for
for increase
increase his
his
performance
in
his
work
for
company.
The
B. to meet the qualification it requires
computer skill marvis is so bad as sam siliman say
C. to handle the computer training centeryour
your computer
computer skills
skills are
are not
not quite
quite up
up to
to normal
normal
D. to support his performance in the center
E. to undertake his probationary period in the company

17. Marvin will register for the class by ....

A. talking with the human resources officer
B. visiting the training center website
C. calling the training center
D. e-mailing Sam Silliman
E. meeting Silliman

Please e-mail me(Sam Siliman) as soon as you are

registered
registered for
for a
a course.(last
course.(last paragraph)
paragraph)

The following text is for questions 18 and 19

Hotel Work :
One Month Training Course
Suitable young men and women are invited to apply for places on the one month
training course on hotel work organized by the Hong Kong Institute of Hotel
Management.
Tuition is free of charge and students who successfully complete the course will be
offered employment in the Colony's leading hotels.
The Training Course will take place from Monday 21st July to Friday 22nd August,
from 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. daily, except Saturdays and Sundays.
Applications for places on the course are welcome for students now in their third
year at secondary school, who have good knowledge of English, and have interest in
hotel work.
Application forms may be obtained from:
The Hong Kong Institute of Management,
Box 948,
The South China Times.
The closing date for applications is April 29th

18. Those who successfully complete the course will be given ....
A. free tuition

students who successfully complete the

be offered employment in the Colony's
hotels.(
hotels.( PARAGRAPH
PARAGRAPH 2)
2)
C. jobs in big hotels in the colony
B. a further training course

course will
leading

D. a chance to stay in the colony's leading hotels for one month

E. membership of the Hong Kong Institute of Hotel management

19. What requirement is needed by an applicant to apply for the hotel work
training?
A. Able to speak Mandarin.
B. Secondary school graduate. have good knowledge of English, and have
interest
interest in
in hotel
hotel work..(
work..( PARAGRAPH
PARAGRAPH 4)
4)
C. Good knowledge of English.
D. Reputable university graduate.
E. 2-year experience in hotel work.

The following text is for questions 20 to 22.

SPORTSMANSHIP

Ideals, reality clash at Olympic badminton

John Leicester
Associated press/London
In sports, as in life there are those who bend rules. and those who cheat. They've
always excited. And because of human frailties and pressure from sponsors,
countries, coaches and athletes themselves for medals and trophies, they always
will. But bending rules and spitting on them is not the same thing.
Olympic ideals of fair play, sportsmanship and all of that are just that an ideal.
But the reality of the Olympic Games is that success is measured in gold, silver and
bronze.
Be good sportsman if you can but, above all, win and we will give you a shiny
medal. And because these are Olympic medals, they will bring fame and perhaps
fortune, too. Winning medals changes lives. Being good sports alone rarely do. Sad,
perhaps, but true.
Between the Olympics ideal and the Olympics reality is a trap that eight badminton
players fell into at London 2012.
They didn't cheat. Instead, they tried to win by deliberately trying to lose. They
bent the rules to breaking point. But they didn't trample on them like doped sprinter
Ben Johnson at the 1988 Seoul Olympics or Fred Lorz in 1904, the New Yorker who
hitched a ride by car for much of the Olympics marathon and then ran over the
finish line in first place. It's not like a boxer taking a dive or a soccer player scoring
in his own goal to get a fat envelope from syndicate. Those are cheats, dammed
cheats. The women badminton players from China, South Korea and Indonesia are
not.

20. What is the text about?

A. The achievement of Chinese, South Korean, and Indonesia badminton players in
the London Olympics.
B. Bending the rules by deliberately trying to lose in order to win the game.
C. The practice of cheating by sprinter Ben Johnson in 1988.
D. Cheating and bending the rules in the London Olympics.
E. The common practice of cheating in sports.
The
The text
text discussed
discussed about
about practice
practice of
of cheating
cheating in
in
sports.

21. The eight badminton players fell into at London 2012 because they ....
A. cheated
B. bent the rules

They (The eight badminton) didn't cheat. Instead, they tried to win

by
by deliberately
deliberately trying
trying to
to lose.
lose. They
They bent
bent the
the rules
rules to
to breaking
breaking
C. spit on the rules
point. ( Last paragraph )
D. trample on the rules
E. protested in an impolite way

22. What is the main idea of the last paragraph?

Strategy to win the games or bent the rules like
A. They played to win the games.
Fred Lorz in 1904, the New Yorker who hitched a
ride
ride by
by car
car for
for much
much of
of the
the Olympics
Olympics marathon
marathon and
and
B. They worked to win the games.
The eight badminton bent the rules to breaking
C. Spectators booed and hissed.
point.
D. Their strategy was to win the games.
E. Their strategy was to lose the games.

The following text is for questions 23 to 25

NEW YORK: Half of all heart patients made at least one medication-related mistake
after leaving the hospital, and guidance from a pharmacist didn't seem to reduce
those errors, in a new study.
Consequences of mistakes such as forgetting to take certain drugs or taking the
wrong dose can range from side effects like constipation to more serious drops in
blood pressure. Two percents of errors were life-threatening.
Not all of the problems, however, were the fault of the patients. Some may have
resulted from medication side effects or other factors beyond the patients' control.
Hospitals involved in the study were already taking steps to prevent medication
mistakes in addition to the extra pharmacist intervention, said Dr. Sunil Kripalani,
the study's lead author from the Vanderbilt University Medical Centre in Nashville,
Tennessee.
"We were surprised to see that in spite of these efforts, that 50 percent (of patients)
were still having these medication errors," he told Reuters health.
Although the pharmacist visits didn't help the average patient, he added, certain
ones seemed to benefit such as patients who were on multiple drugs or had
trouble understanding health information.

As for traditionally lower-risk patients, he said other strategies to prevent errors

may be needed. Reuters

23. What does the text tell us about?

For every paragraph in this text discussed about
The
The pharmacist's
pharmacist's medication
medication mistakes
mistakes who
who make
make
B. The hospital's medical treatments.Half of all heart patients made at least one
medication-related mistake
mistake after
after leaving
leaving the
the
C. The doctor's medical treatment. medication-related
hospital,
hospital,
D. The uncontrolled medical treatment.
A. The patient's medication errors.

E. The pharmacist's medication mistakes.

24. What is the effect of medication errors?

A. Bleeding on heart
B. Health information
C. Problem in hearing
D. Life long time

Consequences of mistakes such as forgetting to

take certain drugs or taking the wrong dose can
range from side effects like constipation to more
serious drops in blood pressure. Two percents of
errors
errors were
were life-threatening.
life-threatening. (Paragraph
(Paragraph 2)
2)

E. Life threatening

25. ... and guidance from a pharmacist didn't seem to reduce(mengurangi) those
errors ...." (par 1)
The underlined word is closest in meaning to ....
A. improve (memperbaiki)
B. upgrade (meningkatkan)
C. decrease (mengurangi)
D. degrade (merendahkan)
E. increase (memperbanyak)

The following text is for questions 26 to 28.

Steven Paul Jobs, popularly known as Steve Jobs, was born on February 24, 1955, to
Joanne Simpson and Abdulfattah "John" Jandali, two University of Wisconsin
graduate students who gave their unnamed son up for adoption. His father,
Abdulfattah Jandali, was a Syrian political science professor and his mother, Joanne
Simpson, worked as a speech therapist. Shortly after Steve was placed for adoption,

his biological parents married and had another child, Mona Simpson. It was not until
Jobs was 27 that he was able to uncover information on his biological parents.
As an infant, Steven was adopted by Clara and Paul Jobs and named Steven Paul
Jobs. Clara worked as an accountant and Paul was a Coast Guard veteran and
machinist. The family lived in Mountain View within California's Silicon Valley. As a
boy, Jobs and his father would work on electronics in the family garage. Paul would
show his son how to take apart and reconstruct electronics, a hobby which instilled
confidence, tenacity, and mechanical prowess in young Jobs.
After he erupted in high school, Jobs spent his free time at Hewlett-Packard. It was
there that he befriended computer club teacher Steve Wozniak. Wozniak was a
brilliant computer engineer, and the two developed great respect for one another.
In 1976, when Jobs was just 21, he and Wozniak started Apple Computers. The duo
started in the Jobs family garage, and funded their entrepreneurial venture after
Jobs sold his Volkswagen bus and Wozniak sold his beloved scientific calculator.

26. How did Steve Jobs start learning electronics?

A. He learned it from Jandali.
Paul would show his son (steve son) how to
take apart and reconstruct electronics, a
hobby which
which instilled
instilled confidence,
confidence, tenacity,
tenacity, and
and
C. His parents showed it to him. hobby
mechanical prowess in young Jobs (paragaraph 2)
D. Steve Wozniak introduced it to him.
B. He took apart electronics.

E. Paul Jobs taught him.

27. What did Jobs and Wozniak do to get financial support to run Apple Computers?
A. They staged a fun rising at Hawlet-Packard. he and Wozniak started Apple
Computers. The duo started in the Jobs family garage
he and Wozniak started Apple Computers. The duo
B. They proposed a loan from a bank.
started
started in
in the
the Jobs
Jobs family
family garage
garage (last
(last
paragraph
)
C. They sold their useful property.
D. They asked for their parent's help.
E. They run a garage sale.

28. When did Jobs start to know about his biological parents?
A. In 1976.
B. In 1982.
C. In 2003.
D. In 2004.

It was not until Jobs was 27 that he was able to

uncover
uncover information
information on
on his
his biological
biological
parents.(paragraph
1).
1955-1982
parents.(paragraph 1). 1955-1982 the
the jobss
jobss age
age
was 27.

E. In 2011.

The following text is for questions 29 to 32.

Brain cancer might be categorized as the worst and the deadliest disease.
Approximattely 17.000 people in the United States are diagnozed with primary
cancer each year and nearly 13.000 die of the disease.
The brain is made up of individual cells. These cells are the smallest units which
compose the brain. A brain cancer can arise from any of the cells, which make up
the brain. Brain cancer starts in just one cell. As the cell makes more and more
copies of itself, it grows to form a tumor. Amalignant tumor has a capacity to
spread, and is then called "brain cancer"
"Primary brain cancer" starts within the brain, and is the main subject of the
transcript. In contrast, "secondary brain cancer " starts in some other organs (like
lung or breast) and then spread to the brain. This is called "brain metafisis"
There are several things that have been found to increase the risk of developing
brain cancer. Having rare family disease (such as neurofibromatosis, Von-Hippel
Lindau), exposure to radiation, and exposure to certain chemicals (like pvc) have
been connected to developing brain cancer. The risk is greater if the person is
exposed to at a young age to a higher dose.

29. Brain cancer can occur because ....

A. tumor grows in other organs within the body
B. cells are contacted to radiation

Brain cancer starts in just one cell. As the cell

makes
makes more
more and
and more
more copies
copies of
of itself,
itself, it
it grows
grows
C. it starts when exposed to radiation
to form a tumor (paragraph 2)
D. one cell multiplies itself and forms tumor
E. the metafisis of tumor is to spread in a cell

30. Secondary brain cancer happens when ....

A. it copies itself to tumor
secondary
secondary brain
brain cancer
cancer "" starts
starts in
in some
some other
other
organs
(like
lung
or
breast)
and
then
organs (like lung or breast) and then spread
spread to
to the
the
brain (paragraph 3)
C. it starts from some other body organs
B. the cells spread to the brain

D. the cells grow to compose tumor

E. the individual cell copies itself to another cell

31. From the text, we conclude that brain cancer ....

A. is contagious
B. is very harmful
C. can make a long life
D. compose cell organs

Brain cancer might be categorized as the worst

and
and the
the deadliest
deadliest disease
disease (paragraph
(paragraph 1).
1). Can
Can
make organ down and deadliest. So we can
concluede
concluede brain
brain cancer
cancer is
is veryharmful
veryharmful

E. makes the cells died

32. "... are diagnosed (diagnose/memerika secara rinci) with primary ..." (paragraph
1) The underlined word has the closest in meaning to
A. treated (memperlakukan)
B. spreaded (tersingkap)
C. exposed (tersingkap)
D. examined (menguji)
E. identified (mengindentifikasi)

The following text is for questions 33 to 35

Faster planes and cheaper flights are making it easier than ever before for people to
travel. In the most 'developed' societies, visiting exotic places is a sought-after
status symbol. The tourism industries of both developed and developing countries
have recognised this fact and are learning to take advantage of it.
There are, however, some problems associated with this new industry. Firstly, there
is the increasing crime rate. Some locals see tourists as an easy prey because, not
only are they in unfamiliar territory and therefore less able to take care of
themselves, but also they carry visible items of wealth, such as cameras and
jewelery which can be disposed of quickly for profit.
Another major problem is health. With greater mobility comes greater danger of
spreading contagious diseases around the world. One carrier returning home could
easily start an epidemic before their illness was diagnosed. Moreover, the
emergence of many diseases which resist antibiotics is causing scientists to be
increasingly concerned about this issue.
Also to be considered is the natural environment, which can be seriously threatened
by too many visitors. Australia's Great Barrier Reef, for example, is in danger of
being destroyed by tourists and there are plans to restrict visitors to some of the
more delicate coral cays
These are just three of the reasons why any country should be wary of committing
itself to an extensive tourism development program.

33. Why does the natural environment become one of the serious problem
associated with the faster planes and cheaper flight? Because ....
A. it easily started an epidemic before their illness was diagnosed
B. it can be destroyed by too many visitors
C. the health problem will increase Also to be considered is the natural environment,
Also to be considered is the natural environment,
D. they carry visible items of wealthwhich can be seriously threatened by too
many
many visitors.
visitors. (paragraph
(paragraph 4
4 ))
E. it can increase crime rate

34. Why is the crime rate increasing due to the new industry?
A. Some tourists carry visible items of wealth.
B. The tourists are spreading contagious diseases.
C. The government is planning to restict visitors to some coral cays.
D. The new industry makes the number of unemployment increase.
E. The tourists come by plane.
not
not only
only are
are they
they in
in unfamiliar
unfamiliar territory
territory and
and therefore
therefore less
less able
able
to take care of themselves, but also they carry visible items
of wealth. (paragraph 4 )
35. "One carrier returning home could easily start an epidemic before their illness
was diagnosed." (Paragraph 3)
The underlined word means
A. found (menemukan)
B. observed (observasi)
C. identified (mengindentifikasi)
D. examined (mengevaluasi)
E. healed (memulihkan)

The following text is for questions 36 to 38.

Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" was probably the most anticipated movie of
the year 2010. But is it any good? First of all, I should probably mention that
hardcore Lewis Carroll fans may find it very disappointing. The movie is merely
based on the book. It features most of the same characters and a couple of the
same locations, but the story is completely different.

Alice is no longer a little girl, but an unconventional young woman who has the
same dream of finding herself in Wonderland every night, until one day it happens
in real life. Her arrival was expected. Alice is supposed to save the inhabitants from
the evil Red Queen and get the reign back to her kind sister, the White Queen. She
knows nothing about it, but she is meant to be the knight in shining armor, both
figuratively and literally speaking.

36. The writer mentions that "Alice in Wonderland" movie is ....

A. in a girl's dream
B. the true story of the writer The movie (Alice in Wondrland) is merely based on the
book.
book. (paragraph
(paragraph 1
1 ))
C. a movie taken from a book
D. the best movie of the year 2010
E. about Lewis Carroll's biography

37. The character of Alice in Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" was that ....
A. she was a young woman
B. she was characterized as a little girl Alice is no longer a little girl.
(paragraph 2 )
C. Red Queen changed her as a little girl
D. fans of the film were disappointed with her
E. she was also characterized as White Queen

38. From the text above we can conclude that ....

A. the movie is a common movie

The
The movie
movie is
is merely
merely based
based on
on the
the book.
book. It
It features
features
most of the same characters and a couple of the
same
same locations,
locations, but
but the
the story
story is
is completely
completely
C. the movie forces us to have dreams
different.. (paragraph 1 )
D. the content of the movie is far from the book
B. the setting of the story is realistic

E. the screenplay writer of the movie is disappointed

The following text is for questions 39 to 41.

Vegetarians, about 3.2% of the US population, do not eat meat. The US Department
of Agriculture does not only include meat as part of a balanced diet, but it also
states that a vegetarian diet can meet "the recommended dietary allowances for
nutrients."

Many proponents of vegetarianism say that eating meat harms health, wastes
resources, causes deforestation, and created pollution. They often argue that killing
animals for food is cruel and unethical since non-animal food sources are plentiful.
Humans evolved to be primarily vegetarian. Humans do not have the large mouth
or long, pointed teeth of carnivores. Human teeth are short and flat for chewing
fibrous food. The liver of a carnivore can detoxify the excess vitamin A absorbed
from a meat-based diet. The human liVer cannot excess vitamin A.
It is unnecessary to take an animal's life when vegetarian options are available. In
the US about 35 million cows, 115 million pigs, and 9 billion birds are killed for food
each year. These animals should not have to die to satisfy an unnecessary dietary
preference.
On the other hand, many opponents of a vegetarian diet say that moderate meat
consumption is healthful, humane, and that producing vegetables causes many of
the same environmental problems as producing meat.
Eating meat is not cruel or unethical. Every organism on earth dies, at some points,
so others can live. There is nothing wrong with this cycle; it is how nature works.
Humans have been eating meat in the ancestral diet provided a dense form of
nutrients and protein that, when combined with high-calorie low-nutrient
carbohydrates such as roots, allowed us to develop our large brains and
intelligence.
Meat is the most convenient protein sources since it provides all 10 essential
proteins (amino acids), as well as essential nutrients such as iron, zinc, and the B
vitamins, in one serving. Most individual plant foods do not provide adequate levels
of all 100 essential proteins in a single serving.
In my opinion, meat eaters don't need to feel guilty. Everything we consume,
including vegetables or meat, has environmental, ethical, and health consequences.

39. The proponents of vegetarianism believe that ....

A. moderate meat consumption is healthful Many proponents of vegetarianism say that
eating
eating meat
meat harms
harms health,
health, wastes
wastes resources,
resources,
B. killing animals for food is cruel and unethical
causes
causes deforestation,
deforestation, and
and created
created pollution.
pollution.
They
C. animals can only be killed in an appropriate
wayoften argue that killing animals for food
is
is cruel
cruel and
and unethical
unethical since
since non-animal
non-animal food
food
D. the liver of a carnivore can not excess vitamin
A are plentiful. (paragraph 2)
sources
E. humans do not need meat to develop their brains

40. The sixth paragraph is an argument ....

A. against animal killing for food
Meat
Meat is
is the
the most
most convenient
convenient protein
protein sources
sources since
since it
it provides
provides
all 10 essential proteins (amino acids), as well as essential
C. for meat consumption nutrients
nutrients such
such as
as iron,
iron, zinc,
zinc, and
and the
the B
B vitamins,
vitamins, in
in one
one serving.
serving.
Most
Most individual
individual plant
plant foods
foods do
do not
not provide
provide adequate
adequate levels
levels of
of
all 100 essential proteins in a single serving.
B. for our ancestor's diet

D. for the vegetarianism

E. against vegetarianism

41. All in all, the writer seems to disagree with the arguments stated by ....
A. the US Department of Agriculture
B. proponents of vegetarianism
The arguments vegetarian is killing animals for food is
cruel and
and unethical.
unethical. The
The writer
writer disagree
disagree about
about this
this opinion
opinion
C. opponents of vegetarianism cruel
because the writer think Every organism on earth dies, at
some
D. animal lovers
some points,
points, so
so others
others can
can live.
live. There
There is
is nothing
nothing wrong
wrong with
with
this
this cycle;
cycle; it
it is
is how
how nature
nature works
works

E. meat eaters

The following text is for questions 42 to 44

The respiratory system, in anatomy and physiology, are organs that deliver oxygen
to the circulatory system to be transported to all body cells. The respiratory and
circulatory system work together to deliver oxygen to cells and remove carbon
dioxide in a two-phase process called respiration.
The first phase of respiration begins with breathing in, or inhalation. Inhalation
brings air from outside the body into the lungs. Oxygen in the air moves from the
lungs through blood vessels to the heart, which pumps the oxygen-rich blood to all
the body. Oxygen then moves from the bloodstream into cells, which completes the
first phase of respiration. In the cells, oxygen is used in a separate energy-producing
process called cellular respiration, which produces carbon dioxide as a by product.
The second phase of respiration begins with the movement of carbon dioxide from
the cells to the bloodstream. The bloodstream carries carbon dioxide to the heart,
which pumps the carbon dioxide-laden blood to the lungs. In the lungs, breathing
out, or exhalation, removes carbon dioxide from the body, thus completing the
respiration cycle.
42. How does a complete respiration cycle work?
A. It delivers oxygen to the cells and removes carbon dioxide from the
cells.
B. It works apart from respiratory and circulatory system.
C. It removes carbon dioxide from the human body.
D. It delivers oxygen to the circulatory system.
E.
It inhales
from outside
humanfrom
body.the
Phase
one
:: Oxygen
in
air
Phase
oneair
Oxygen
in the
the the
air moves
moves
from
the lungs
lungs through
through blood
blood vessels
vessels to
to the
the
heart, which pumps the oxygen-rich blood to all the body. Oxygen then moves from
the
the bloodstream
bloodstream into
into cells,
cells, which
which completes
completes the
the first
first phase
phase of
of respiration.
respiration.
Phase two : The bloodstream carries carbon dioxide to the heart, which pumps the
carbon
carbon dioxide-laden
dioxide-laden blood
blood to
to the
the lungs.
lungs. In
In the
the lungs,
lungs, breathing
breathing out,
out, or
or
exhalation,
removes
carbon
dioxide
from
the
body,
thus
completing
exhalation, removes carbon dioxide from the body, thus completing the
the
respiration cycle.

43. The first phase of respiration completes when ....

A. oxygen changes to carbon dioxide

Oxygen in the air moves from the lungs

B. the air goes from the lungs to the heart through
through blood
blood vessels
vessels to
to the
the heart,
heart, which
which pumps
pumps
the oxygen-rich blood to all the body. Oxygen
C. carbon dioxide moves to the bloodstream
then
then moves
moves from
from the
the bloodstream
bloodstream into
into
cells,
which
completes
the
first phase of
D. oxygen moves from bloodstream to the heart
respiration. (paragraph 2)
E. oxygen moves from the bloodstream into cells

44. We know from the text that the respiratory system ....
A. removes oxygen from the blood stream
B. exhales oxygen and inhales carbon dioxide
respiratory system consist of 2 phase. First
phase work to inhales oxygen and second phase
C. is the producer of oxygen and carbon dioxide
exhales carbon dioxide from body (paragraph
2)
2)
D. inhales oxygen and exhales carbon dioxide
E. is the processing center of healthy air
The following text is for questions 45 and 46
PT SUMI INDO KABEL Tbk.
("The Company")
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO ALL THE SHAREHOLDERS
This is to inform the shareholders of PT. SUMI INDO KABEL Tbk. ("Company") that
the Annual General meeting of shareholders ("meeting") shall be held on Monday
September 10, 2012
The invitation for the meeting shall be announced on Thursday, August 9, 2012 in
(two) newspapers.
Those who are entitled to attend or wish to be represented at the meeting by
proxies and eligible to vote at the meeting are shareholders whose names are
recorded in the Company's register of shareholders on Wednesday, August 8, 2012
at 4 p.m..

Shareholders who will submit their proposal to the agenda of meeting in accordance
with the Company's Articles of Association must send it to the Directors at the latest
7 (seven) days before invitation of meeting.
Tangerang, July 25, 2012
PT. SUMI INDO KABEL Tbk
Director

45. The invitation will be announced on ...

A. July 25, 2012
B. August 2, 2012
c. August 9, 2012

The
The invitation
invitation for
for the
the meeting
meeting shall
shall be
be announced
announced on
on Thursday,
Thursday,
August
9,
2012
in
(two)
newspapers.
(paragraph
2)
August 9, 2012 in (two) newspapers. (paragraph 2)

D. August 8, 2012
E. September 10, 2012

46. According to the text, the shareholders should ....

A. send their proposal a week before the invitation of the meeting
B. announce the invitation for the meeting on Thursday
C. make a proposal during the meeting and represent it
D. receive an invitation and a proposal from the Directors
E. inform the invitation to the other shareholders
Shareholders who will submit their proposal to the agenda of meeting in accordance
with
with the
the Company's
Company's Articles
Articles of
of Association
Association must
must send
send it
it to
to the
the Directors
Directors at
at the
the
latest 7 (seven) days before invitation of meeting. (last paragraph)

47.Arrange these sentences below into a good paragraph.

HOW TO TIE A NECK TIE
1 First of all, start with the wide end on your right.
2. Secondly, cross the wide end over the narrow, and back underneath.
3. Then bring the wide end up through the loop
4. Finally, pull the wide end through the knot in front. Tighten and draw up to collar
5. Then, bring the wide end up, and turn down through the loop
6. After that, pass the wide end around to the front from your left to right
A. 1 2 6 5 3 4
B. 1 2 3 4 5 6
C. 1 2 3 5 4 6
D. 1 2 5 3 6 4

E. 1 2 5 6 3 4

Questions 48 to 50: complete the following text with the words provided.
The Man and The Monster
Once upon a time there lived a young man, named Nazar. He lived a very poor life.
One day, Nazar went to town to look for a job. He had to climb up the hill and (48) ...
a thick jungle to get to a nearest town. Suddenly, he heard (49) ... from a bush.
When he approached, he found some people gathering around a big tree. Nazar
realized that the people were doing against God order. Then he took out a big (50)...
axe and planned to cut down the tree
.

48. A. checked (mengecek)

B. examined (menguji)

He had to climb up the hill and (48) . went through

(melewati) . a thick jungle to get to a nearest town

C. inspected (memeriksa)
D. went through (melewati)
E. hunted through (memeriksa)

49. A. trembles (getaran)

B. shadows (bayangan)
C. movement (pergerakan)

Suddenly,
Suddenly, he
he heard(mendengar)
heard(mendengar) (49)
(49) .. sounds
sounds
(suara)... from a bush. When he approached

D. gestures (gerak isyarat)

E. sounds (suara)

50. A. sharp (tajam)

B. edge (tepi)
C. dull (tumpul)
D. rough (kasar)
E. thick (tebal)

Then
Then he
he took
took out
out a
a big
big (50).
(50). A.
A. sharp
sharp (tajam)
(tajam) axe
axe
(kapak) and planned to cut down the tree