LISTENING SECTION

PART I E

1. A. Nice woman.
B. Handwriting.
C. Composition.
D. Flattering.
E. Honesty.

2. A New company.
B. Looking for a job.
C. Getting a new job.
D. Having an interview.
E. An assistant manager.
9.
3. A. Go to the library.
B. Attend Ms Tina’s class. A B
C. Go to the nearest book store.
D. Buy an expensive grammar book.
E. Buy the grammar book in the book store.

4. A. The man is Linda’s friend.

B. The woman knows Linda.
C. The man doesn’t know Linda.
D. Johan has found a better girl friend.
E. Johan is the woman’s ex-boy-friend.
C D
Part II

5. Mark your answer on your answer sheet (C)

6. Mark your answer on your answer sheet (D)
7. Mark your answer on your answer sheet (A)

Part III

8. E

A B

A.

10.

A B
C D
C D E. It would be given to the people who
suffered from the earthquake in Pidie.
14.
A. Ice
B. Ball
C. Rice
D. Sugar
E. Shoes

15.
E
A. He met a coach.
B. He registered to a university
C. He met a professional footballer.
D. He played football for inter-village
tournament.
E. He sold cake and ice at inter-village
tournament.

READING SECTION
11. A B
The following text is for number 16 and 17
Attention Students
This Friday, January 25, is the registration
deadline for the wing Semester.
Complete your registration form in the
administrative office on the first floor between
the hours of 8:30 AM. and 6:30 PM. Payment
must be made at the time of registration, so bring
C D your administration receipts or you will not be
accepted. No late exceptions. Classes beg.
Monday, January 28.
Classes offered In the following subjects:
Art
History
Languages
Economic
E
16. What is the communicative purpose of the
text?
A. To inform students about the payment
deadline for the wing semester
B. To announce about the registration
deadline for the wing semester
C. To announce about the subjects they
Part IV have to take for the wing semester
D. To ask students to register for the wing
12. semester before January 28
A. Three kinds of category costing E. To ask students attention to pay the
B. The venue of the grand final match registration fee before January 28
C. The prices of the grand final tickets
D. Donation for the earthquake victims 17. Besides filling in the registration form, the
E. The condition of earthquake victims student have to ....
A. bring the registration form
13. B. accept the administration receipts
A. It would be donated to the victims C. complete the registration payment
B. It would be used for improving the D. offer the spring semester subjects
football players E. make an exception form to the
C. It would be spent for conducting grand administration
final match.
D. It would be used for the improvement of
Pekansari Stadium.
The following text is for number 18 and 19
Please join us
as we celebrate our
40th Anniversary
Rahmat and Wati Juminten
Friday, May 7th
6.30p.m -10.OOp.m
Pondok Indah, South Jakarta
(Dinner is available)
RSVP 65412397
(Nanang/ Nini/ Nita)
18. 18The type of the party above is …
A. Birthday Party
B. Graduation Party
C. Marriage Party
D. New year party
E. Ceremonial new house party
19. 19The purpose of the invitation text above
is…?
A. To tell an good relationship
B. To describe a certain party
C. To persuade people to have marriage
D. To invite people to join the party
E. To share the happiness
This text is for questions 20 and 22.
How to Make Creamy Mushroom Potatoes
1.Before you cook, prepare the Ingredients of
creamy mushroom potatoes:
Margarine,Vegetable oil, Onion , Mushroom,
Garlic clove , celery, soybean
milk, potatoes, Black pepper, Salt and parsley.
2. Then, add soybean milk, black pepper, salt and
potatoes.
3. After that, bring mixture almost to a boil;
reduce heat and simmer 25
minutes, stirring occasionally.
4. First, saute onions, garlic, celery and green
pepper in hot oil and margarine
about 3 minutes. Add sliced mushrooms and
saute 3 more minutes
5. Finally, Garnish with parsley and serve with
the veal.
6. Make about 6 cups. Thin with extra soybean
milk if soup is too thick.
20. what is the text about?
A. How to make a handmade.
B. How to do some steps in the class.
C. How to prepare the utensils in cooking.
D. How to make creamy mushroom
potatoes.
E. How to prepare the ingredients of creamy
mushroom potatoes.
21 What should you do before cooking?
A. Sauting onions, garlic, celery and green
pepper in hot oil and margarine.
B. Preparing the ingredients of creamy
mushroom potatoes.
C. Adding soybean milk, black pepper, salt
and potatoes.
D. Reducing heat and simmer 25 minutes.
E. Bringing mixture almost to a boil.
22 Finally, Garnish with parsley and serve with
the veal.
The meaning of underlined word is ....
A. Decorate
B. Stain
C. Spot
D. blot
E. Add
The following text is for number 23 and 24
Passengers of a commuter train rushed to
disembark after smelling a strong odor of gas
upon arriving at Buaran Station in East Jakarta on
Saturday.
In a video that went viral on social media, a
handful of commuter line passengers are seen
exiting the train with help from the station’s
security officers.
Commuter line operator PT KCI spokesperson
Eva Chairunisa said the incident happened at
around 12:30 p.m. on Saturday. The train’s
engineer reported that the gas odor came from
outside of the station.
“The smell of gas was also detected in the station
area and was smelled by everyone in the station,”
she said via text message to kompas.com on
Saturday night.
After receiving the report, the station’s officers
inspected the station and declared it safe because
the smell came from somewhere else. It was later
found that the gas came from an industrial area
located between Buaran Station and Klender
Station, East Jakarta, and officials reported the
smell to the administration.
Although the incident caused passengers to
panic, Eva said it did not disrupt the operation of
the Jakarta-Bekasi line.
23. The topic of the text is .....
a. Gas smell causes panic at East Jakarta
train station
b. Passengers crowded in the train
c. The gas was detected in Train
d. The station’s officers inspected the
station
e. Commuter line operator PT
KCI spokesperson Eva Chairunisa is being
promoted
24. After reading the text, we can conclude that …
a. The gas was from the train station
b. The gas incident happened at around
thirty past twelve
c. The gas was not from the train station, it
came from an industrial area
d. The gas was not from the train station, it
came from a train
e. The train station was not safe
The following text is for number 25 to 27
Materials
 Two slices of bread
 Content (fried-eggs, strawberry jam,
chocolate sprinkles, a sausage,etc)
Steps
 First of all take two slices of bread.
 Spread the bread with butter or
margarine.
 Then, put anything you like on top of one
slice. You can have a fried egg, some
strawberry jam,(or any kind of jams),
chocolate sprinkles, a slice of cheese, a
sausage, or something else.
 After that, join the two slices bread
together, and your sandwich is ready!
1. What is the topic of the text?
A. How to make some snack properly.
B. How to fill in some bread with jam.
C. How to prepare breakfast quickly.
D. How to spread jam on bread.
E. How to make sandwich.
2. What do we put egg or sausage on the
bread?
A. While we bought the bread.
B. After we fried the egg or sausage.
C. Before we spread strawberry jam.
D. After we spread butter or margarine.
E. When we join the two slices of bread.
3. ... chocolate sprinkles, a slice of cheese, a
sausage, or something else.
Which of the following words has similar
meaning to the underlined word?
A. spreads
B. joins
C. fills
D. slices
E. scatters
The following text is for number 28 to 30
NEGERI Sembilan is unique among Malaysian
states for its Adat Pepatih, a matrilineal social
system which came together with the
Minagkabau people from the Indonesian island of
Sumatra who settled in the state.
The cultural heart of Miangkabau culture
in Negeri Sembilan is the pretty royal town of Seri
Menanti, about 50 km from the state capital,
Seremban. Here, you will find a traditional timber
palace. It was the residence of Negeri Sembilan’s
rulers until 1992 when it was turned into the
Royal Museum. It is a showcase of Minangkabau
architecture and design, and was built by two
local craftsmen in 1908. No screws or nail were
used in its constarction. Many houses in the
vicinity of Seri Menanti adopt the distinc feature
of Minagkabau architecture – the curved roof
which resembles the horns of the buffalo.
For more of the state’s history, you can
head to the State Museum in Seremban which is
also housed in former palace, the Istana Ampang
Tinggi. The Adat Museum in Rembau, 25 km
south of Seremban, contains a fascinating array
cultural artifacts from handcrafted antiques to
community heirlooms. Further to the south is the
Pengkalan Kempas Historical Complex. Its most
fascinating feature is a group of stone megaliths
which are referred to as batu hidup (living rocks).
Villagers believe the rocks can grow and move
their own.
4. Where can visitors find batu hidup?
A. In Rembau
B. In the State Museum
C. In the Adat Museum
D. In Pangkalan Kempas
E. In the Istana Ampang Tinggi
5. Why can Minangkabau culture be found
in Negeri Sembilan?
A. Minangkabau adopt the culture
B. Minangkabau people inhabited the
town
C. Many homes have the culture of
Minagkabau
D. The Royal museum has Minagkabau
characteristic
E. The resident line together with
Minagkabau people
 6. The second paragraph is about…
A. Seri Menanti
B. Negeri Sembilan
C. Traditional culture in Sumatra
D. Minagkabau palace in Negeri
Sembilan
E. Architectural building in Negeri
Sembilan
There was a rich man who would have a
big New Year party at his house. They went to the
market to buy items for the party. After
purchasing all they needed, they called a porter
to carry the items and drop it at their home. The
porter who came was old, not very healthy
looking and wearing torn clothes.
They asked the porter about the charges
for delivering their goods at their home. The old
porter quoted just a $20. The couple argued and
bargained with the porter and finally settled for
$15. The porter was struggling to make even one
time’s meal so he needed anything he can earn.
The couple left after giving the porter their
address to deliver.
They reached their home and hour
passed, two hours passed, but the porter still
hadn’t delivered their stuff. The wife got angry
and thought that the porter stole their stuff. The
husband suggested her calm down and wait, but
in vain. Then, they left towards the market.
On their way near the market, they saw another
porter and noticed that he was carrying their
stuff in his cart! The wife asked him, “Where is
that old man? This is our stuff and he supposed to
deliver them. I think you are stealing our stuff
and going to sell them.”
The porter replied, ”Madam, please calm
down. That poor old man was sick since last
month. He wasn’t able to earn enough to even
have a single meal of the day. He was on the way
to deliver your stuff, but he was hungry, sick and
couldn’t gather the strength to go any further in
this heat of the noon. He fell down and handed
me $15 with the address. He asked me to deliver
them to your house. I was just on the way to
complete old man’s last deliver to your home.”
Upon hearing this, the husband had tears in his
eyes, but the wife felt so ashamed.
31. Why did the wife feel so ashamed? Because…
A. she had thought that the old man had
stolen their stuffs.
B. her husband cried after listening to the
porter’s story.
C. she finally realized that the old man was a
good man.
D. she had bargained the old man for the
delivery cost.
E. she had accused the porters of stealing
their stuffs.
32. What was the old man like?
A. Responsible
B. Generous
C. Friendly
D. Humble
E. Weak
33. After reading the text, we know that … the old
man hadn’t died, he would have been able to
deliver the rich couple’s items to their home.
A. as
B. if
C. in case
D. unless
E. even if
34. What is the moral value of the story?
A. An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
B. A friend in need is a friend indeed.
C. Don’t judge a book by it’s cover.
D. Honesty is the best policy.
E. Money is not everything.
Question for number 35 to 37
Nine traditional Balinese dances have been
recognized as part of the world’s intangible
cultural heritage following a UNESCO session in
Namibia on Wednesday.
Balinese dances included on the list were the
Barong Ket, Joged Bumbung, Legong Keraton,
Topeng Sidhakarya, Baris Upacara, Sanghyang
Dedari and Rejang dances, as well as the Wayang
Wong and Gambuh dance dramas.
"We are very pleased with the recognition; it
enables Bali to receive protection in terms of
traditional dance preservation as well as
economic benefits in the future," said Bali
Cultural Agency head Dewa Putu Beratha on
Wednesday night as quoted by Antara news
agency.
During the UNESCO session, Indonesia's proposal
regarding the dances reportedly ranked 18th
among a total of 35 countries.
"The nine dances represent Balinese dance as a
whole based on their historical concept, function
and style," said Dewa. According to Dewa, the
Rejang, Sanghyang Dedari and Baris Upacara
dances represented the Wali dance, which is
usually performed during processions.
Meanwhile, the Topeng Sidhakarya dance and
Gambuh and Wayang Wong dance dramas are
part of the Bebali dance, known as a semi-sacred
and ceremonial dance. The Legong Keraton, Joged
Bumbung and Barong Ket dances are a
representation of the Balih-Balihan dance that
serves social and entertainment purposes.
The Wali dance is said to have originated
between the eighth and 14th centuries. The
Bebali dance and Balih-Balihan dances are
believed to have come from the 14th-19th
century and 19th centuries, respectively.
"The community has actively played an important
role in preserving these traditional dances,
especially the Wali dance. Meanwhile, the Bali
provincial administration and its city and regency
administrations should increase their role in
preserving the Bebali and Balih-Balihan dances
during tourist events," said Dewa.
35. What is the purpose of the text?
A. To introduce the nine dances from Bali.
B. To entertain readers.
C. To recount a past event.
D. To encourage readers to visit Bali.
E. To show reports of an event.
36. What is the main idea of the text?
A. UNESCO recognises nine Balinese dances.
B. Nine Balinese dances are the part of the
world’s cultural heritages.
C. Bali receives recognising on the local
dances from UNESCO.
D. Nine Balinese dances represent Balinese
dances.
E. Balinese community play an important
role in preserving their traditional dances.
37. “……world’s intangible cultural heritage
following a UNESCO session…..” the closest
meaning to the underlined word is….
A. patrimony.
B. legacy.
C. ancestor.
D. antecedent.
E. progenitor.
38. Which statement that supports the text?
A. The Bebali dance is believed originated in
19th century.
B. The Balih-Balihan dance is said to have
come from the 14th-19th century.
C. The nine Balinese dances represent the
culture and life of its community.
D. Indonesia’s proposal regarding the dances
ranked well among the 35 countries.
E. The UNESCO recognition on the nine
Balinese dances will be economically
beneficial for Bali
The following text is for number 39 to 41
Antibiotic is a drug produced by certain
microbes. Antibiotics destroy other microbes
that damage human tissues. They are used to
treat a wide variety of diseases, including
gonorrhea, tonsillitis, and tuberculosis.
Antibiotics are sometimes called
“Wonder drugs” because they can cure diseases
such as meningitis, pneumonia, and scarlet
fever. But, when the antibiotics are overused or
misused, these drugs make a person sensitive
being attacked by a superbug.
Antibiotics do not always distinguish
between harmless and dangerous microbes. If a
drug destroys too many harmless
microorganism, the pathogenic ones (the
dangerous microbes) will have a greater chance
to multiply. This situation often leads to the
development of a new infection called
suprainfection.
Extensive use of some antibiotics may
damage organs and tissues. For example,
streptomycin, which is used to treat
tuberculosis, has caused kidney damage and
deafness.
Resistance to antibiotics may be
ecquired by pathogenic microbes. The resistant
microbes transfer genetic material to non-
resistant microbes and cause them to become
resistant. During antibiotic treatment, non-
resistant microbes are destroyed, but resistant
types survive and multiply.
To avoid the side effect of antibiotics,
you’d better not urge your doctor to prescribe
antibiotics. Keep in mind that antibiotics are
only useful for bacterial infections and have no
effect on viruses, so they cannot be used for
chicken pox, measles, and other viral diseases.
39. Which diseases cannot be cured by
antibiotics?
A. Tonsilitis
B. Meningitis
C. Chicken Pox
D. Tuberculosis
E. Scarlet fever
40. In paragraph two and four are discussed
about ....
A. Both paragraphs describe how antibiotics
work
B. Both paragraphs tell about the effects of
misusing antibiotics
C. Both paragraphs explain how antibiotics
damage organs and tissues
D. Paragraph two tells what causes the
pathogenic microbes multiply and
paragraph four tells how the un-resistant
microbes become resistan
 E. Paragraph two tells how the pathogenic
microbes transfer genetic material to
non-resistant microbes and paragraph
four describes how the pathogenic
microbes transfer genetic material to
non-resistant microbes
41. “Antibiotics do not
always distinguish between harmless and
dangerous
microbes.”(paragraph 2).
The underlined word means ...
A. vary
B. compare
C. correlate
D. contradict
E. differentiate
The following text is for quetion 42 to 44!
Luis Lionel Andres Messi
Luis Lionel Andres Messi, born June 24th,
1987, is an Argentinian football player for
F.C Barcelona. He is not very tall, mainly,
due to the growing problem he had when he
was younger. His eyes are brown. He never
has short hair.
Lionel Messi started playing football at a
very early age in his hometown’s Newell’s
Old Boys. From the age of 11, he suffered
from a hormone deficiency and as Lionel’s
parents were unable to pay for the treatment
in Argentina, they decided to move to
Barcelona, Spain.
In the 2003-2004 season, when he was still
only 16 years old, Messi made his first team
debut in a friendly with Porto that marked the
opening of the new Dragao stadium. The
following championship-winning season,
Messi made his first appearance in an official
match on October 16th, 2004, in Barcelona’s
derby win against Espanyol at the Olympic
Stadium (0-1). And now, in 2010, 2011, and
2012 he is best player in the world.
42. According to the text, Messi’s parents
moved to Barcelona ....
A. because they were very poor in
Argentina
B. because they wanted Messi to be
successful in soccer
C. so that Messi could learn in the best
soccer club
D. to get Messi’s health problem cured
E. to find the best treatment to cure
Messi’s health problem
43. What is the main idea of the third
paragraph?
A. he hasn’t really attractive face, but
he’s a very good football player
B. Lionel Messi is a good player for F.C
Barcelona
C. his best characteristics are on the foot
has competitiveness
D. he appears to be a quite good and
modest person
E. he has long black hair and brown eyes
44. The text is written in the form of a/an ...
A. Recount
B. Narrative
C. Report
D. Anecdote
E. Spoof
The following text is for number 45 to 47
Robert Boyle was a natural English
philosopher and one of the founders of modern
chemistry. He was born in Lismore Castle in
Lismore, ireland in 1627.
Boyle is best remebered for Boyle’s Law,
the law of phisics that explain how the pressure
and volume of gases are related. He was
instrumental in the founding of the Royalsociety,
a British organization dedicated to the
advancement of science. Boyle was also a pionerr
in the use of experiments and scientific methods
to test his theories. Boyle publisheed these
findings in a book called “The Spring of Air” in
1660.
Boyle embarked on a tour of Eourope in
1641 and returned to England in 1644. He settled
there, as Ireland was in turmoil due to British
occupation efforts. He stayed with his sister until
his death in 1691.
45. Which is true according to the text above?
A. Boyle died at the age of 64.
B. Boyle was born in England in 1627.
C. Boyle iived in Ireland till his death.
D. Boyle was the only English natural
physicist.
E. Boyle was born in Lismore Castle, in
Lismore, England.
46. Boyle settled in England in ....
A. 1627.
B. 1660.
C. 1641.
D. 1644.
E. 1691.
47. What made Robert Boyle decide to live in 48. What is the text about ?
England? A. Komodo Island
A. He was born in England. B. Komodo national Park
B. Ireland was in turmoil. C. Komodo the Giant Lizard
C. He was a pionerr in the use of D. Komodo Hunting Heavy Fine
experiments. E. Komodo Watching in Poreng and Walo
D. “The Spring Of Air” was published in Liang
England.
E. He stayed with his sister until his death in 49. How big are komodos compared with
1691. common lizards ?
A. Komodos have the same size as common
lizard
The following text is for number 48 to 50 B. Komodos are as big as common lizards
C. Komodos are much bigger than common
Komodos are giant lizards that live in the lizards
island of Komodos, Rinca and Padar. These D. Komodos are hardly bigger than common
islands are situated east of Sumbawa and lizards
west of Flores and are separated from the E. Common lizards are bigger than komodos
larger islands by strong oceanic currents. The
50. How do you know that Komodo are wild
komodos or “dragons” are hunted by people
animals ?
for their meat and their skins. The latter is A. Because they move slowly
made into bags, shoes, belts and other fancy B. Because they are large reptile
articles. Today, the komodo is a protected C. Because they are giant lizards
species. People who ignore this and still hunt D. Because they feed on deer and wild boars
them will have to pay a heavy fine. E. Because they are hunted by people for
Komodo Island is about 300 km2. It is a hilly their meat
and rocky area with a generally precipitous
coastline boasting many small bays and
beaches. The island is inhabited by about 600
people, most of them dwelling on the east
side. The north side of the island is the best
area for “komodo watching”. There are two
sites : Poreng Valley and Walo Liang. The big
lizards are usually baited with a dead goat
tied to a stake or hung from the low branches
of a tree.
Many tourist are willing to pay for this
spectacle upland to watch lizards. Besides
komodos, the upland valleys are full of deer
and wild boar on which the komodos move
slowly but become more active when they
have been warmed by the sun. Villagers often
complain that the komodos raid their
homesteads to catch domestic animals such
as goats and fish kept in the ponds. The goats
live in pens under the houses. In many rural
areas in Indonesia, village houses are built on
stilts. There are two reasons for this: to
safeguard people against floods and wild
animal, and to provide space for keeping
animals.