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A. Choose A,B,C,D or E for the correct answer

This text for question number 1-7

Man Jailed for Striking RI Maid

SINGAPORE: A supervisor was jailed for two months for repeatedly striking his
Indonesian maid on the head and back with a television remote control, news
reports said on Thursday.
Muhammad Shafiq Woon Abdulah admitted in a Singapore court he
physically abused the women on several occasions between June and October
2002, The Straits Time said.
The magistrate’s court heart that Shafiq, 31, began striking Winarti, 22,
about a month after she started working for him.
He hit her on the head with the TV set’s remote control because he was
unhappy with her work. On one occasion, he punched her on the back after
accusing her of daydreaming.
S.S Dhilon, Shafiq’s lawyer, said his client lost his “better sense” when he
saw his daughter’s face covered as she lay in bad.
He said his client though the maid had put child in danger.
1. What was the text tell us about ?
a. A crime by a Singaporean supervisor towards his maid
b. The Indonesian workers’ condition in Singapore
c. An Indonesian worker in Singapore
d. The working condition in Singapore
e. The arrest of a supervisor
2. How long was the supervisor jailed
a. Twelve years
b. Two years
c. Two months
d. Two weeks
e. Two days
3. When dis Shafiq physically abuse the woman ?
a. Between June and October 2002
b. On several occasion
c. On October 31
d. On June 22
e. Any time
4. Why was the man Jailed ?
a. He doesn’t like Indonesian woman
b. He broke a television’s remote
c. He put the children in danger
d. He has “better sense”
e. He struck his maid
5. “......he had physically hurt the woman...” ( Paragraph 2).
The underline word is close in meaning to....
a. Offended
b. Punished
c. Damaged
d. Injured
e. Cut
6. Which one that be a statement of the source based on the text above ?
a. S.S Dhilton Said “his dient lost his “better senses” when he saw his
daughter’s face coveret as she lay in bed
b. A supervisor was Jailed for two months for repeatly striking his Indonesia
maid
c. He punched her on the back after accusing her of day dreaming
d. Shafiq, 31, began striking Winarti, 22.
e. The maid had put the child in danger
7. He said his client thought the maid had put child in danger (paragraph 4), the
underline word is...
a. Muhammad Shafiq Woon Abdulah
b. Lawyer of S.S Dhilon Shafiq
c. S.S Dhilon
d. Repoter
e. Winarti

This text for question number 8-13

Thousands of workers have demanded that the minimum wage be increased 30
percent starting next year. During Labor Day rallies on Thursday , workers
presented a list of “Ten Public Demands” among thempay increases.
Confederation of Indonesian Worker’s Union (KSPI) chairman Said Igbal said he
was optimistic that the goverment would heed the deemand.
“The goverment has increased the minimum wage by 20 to 25 percent before.
This year, we demand that the increase reaches 30 percent,” he told jurnalists
during a rally at Hotel Indonesia traffic circle.
Said also asked the government to eliminate outsourcing practices because it
resulted in unfair treatment for workers.
The workers alsodemanded free public transportation and low-cost housing, as
well as 12 years free education and scholarhips for their children.
“”we will strike if the government turns a blind eye to our demands,” he said
Around 100.000 workers from Jakarta and surroundingareas, such as Bekasi and
Tangerang, gathered at Hotel Indonesia traffic circle and marched to the State
Palace.
At about 1 p.m., they moved to Gelora Bung Karno stadium in Senayan to hold a
finnal rally for the day.
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta │Jakarta│Thu, May 01 2014, 5:00 PM
8. The text tell about...
a. Thousands of workers from Jakarta gathered at the Hotel Indonesia traffic
circle and marched to the State Palace
b. Thousands of workers have claimed that the minimum salary be increased
30 percent starting next year
c. The Indonesian workers want government to pay attention of their demand
d. The workers in Indonesia order ten public demand
e. The action of worker in Indonesia
9. How many workers that gathered in Hotel Indonesia traffic circle ?
a. One million of workers
b. One hundred thousand of workers
c. Ten thousands of workers
d. One thousand of workers
e. One hundred of worker
10. It resultedin unfair treatment for workers (Paragraph 4), what is the mean of
the underline word ?
a. Outsourcing practices
b. The government
 c. The eliminate
d. The workers
e. Treatment
11. When did the news type to inform the reader ?
a. Thursday 01 May 2014
b. Thursday, May 1st 2014
c. Thursday 2014, 01 May
d. Tuesday, May 1st 2014
e. Tuesday 01 May 2014
12. Which one of the ten public demand of the workers is NOT true...
a. The government has increased the minimum wage by 20 to 25 percent
before
b. Low-cost housing, as well as 12 years free education
c. Increases the salary twenty five percent
d. Scholarship for their children
e. Free public transportation
13. Who was report the news ?
a. Confederation of Indonesia Worker’s Union (KSPI)
b. The government
c. Daily newspaper
d. Jakarta post
e. The workers

This text for question number 14-17

JAMBI: A pirate leader admitted, Wednesday, that his gang had been involved in
six robberies and killed two police officer.
Itham Guntur, told police investigators that the gang consisted of six
people, all formers members of ship crews, “Because we are all ex crew members,
we know the major shipping lanes, such as Sunda straight and east Jambi coast
very well,” he said.
Itham identified the murdered officer as Brigadier General Mulyadi from
south Sumatra police and Brigadier General Kennedy from the Jakarta police.
The pirates targeted cargo ships, fishing boats and oil tanker.

14. The commnicative purpose of the text is to...

a. Thell the reader what really happened
b. Explain sequence of event
c. Amuse the readers with problematic events
d. Inform the readers about newsworthy events
e. Describe the murderers in south Sumatra
15. How many people that be member of the gang
a. Two
b. Three
c. Five
d. Six
e. Seven
16. A person who robs the cargo ships, fishing boats or oil tankers is callled a/an...
a. Police officer
b. Ringleader
c. Ship crew
d. Robbery
e. Pirate
17. Pronoun “He” In the last sentences paragraph 2 refer
a. Brigadier General Mulyadi
b. One of the ship crews
c. Ex-crew member
d. Itham Guntur
e. Police offficer

This text for question number 18-20

Indonesia shine at run for friends
Nethy Dharma Somba
The Jakarta Post / Jayapura
Two hundred runners from Indonesia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) ran
from wutung to skow in the Internasional Cross Border 10K on Wednesday.
The race started at wafa village, vanimo, 7,5 kilometers from the RI-PNG
border in wutung, PNG and finished in Skouw, Indonesia. The event, which
adopted “Run for friendship” as its theme, started at 8 a.m. eastern Indonesia time.
Heavy rain did not affect the participants who kept their high spirit
throughout the race. The event was dominated by male runners. There were only
eight female runners in the event.
Hanafi of Indonesia was first placed in the male category, completing the
course in 31 minutes. A nother Indonesia, FG Manori was first placed in the
female category, completing the course in 44 minutes. The winners in both
categories received a cash prize of Rp 5 milion respectively.
The cross borderace was the first of its kind held between the two
neighbouring countries and was made possible thanks to cooperation between the
Indonesia papua province administration and the PNG sandaun provicial
administration, as well as the support of PT Freeport Indonesia as the event
partner.
18. Why didn’t the heavy rain effect the participants ?
a. They took part in the competition well
b. They were wiling to be popular
c. They wanted to be the winner

d. They saved a lot of energy

e. They had high spirits
19. Which of the following statement is TRUE according to the text ?
a. Both male and female winners were PNG athletes
b. The male and female winners did not have spirit
c. Some of the runners did not have spirits
d. Manori was the first nominee
20. The third paragraph tell us...
a. That the heavy rain did not decrease the spirits of the participants
b. That the heavy rain made all of the participant worried
c. About the effect of the heavy rain for the participants
d. That the event was dominated by male participants
e. That only eight of 200 people were female