SOAL PREDIKSI UN SMA

BAHASA INGGRIS

LISTENING SECTION Man : Yes please. Is there any creamer

and sugar?
In this section of the test, you will have the Woman : Yes, over there on the counter.
chance to show how well you understand Narrator : You also hear, “What are they
spoken English. There are four parts to this doing?” in the test book you will
section with special direction for each part. read:
A. Drinking some water
PART I B. Ready to be served
Questions 1 to 5. C. Planting a tree
D. Drinking coffee
Directions:
E. Presenting the bill
In this part of the test, you will hear several
short conversations and questions spoken in Sample answer
English. The questions and the conversations
will be spoken two times. They will not be
A B C D E
printed in your test book, so you must listen
carefully to understand what the speakers The best answer to the question is
say. drinking coffee, therefore you should
When you hear the questions about each answer (D). Now let’s begin part one
conversation, read the answer sheet quickly, with question number 1.
and choose the best answer you hear and
1. A. To see a doctor.
mark on your answer sheet.
B. To eat some food.
Now listen to a sample question. C. To move his fingers.
D. To meet some friends.
You will hear:
E. To drink some medicines.
Woman : The coffee is still hot. Would you
like some?
2. A. The man’s child. E.
B. The woman’s baby.
C. Lacking of sleeping.
D. The woman’s health.
E. Taking care of the children.

3. A. She is a computer operator. PART II

B. She is a customer service. Questions 6 to 10.
C. She is a telephone operator.
Directions:
D. She is a receptionist.
In this part of the test, you will hear several
E. She is a waitress.
short conversations and questions spoken
in English, followed by four responses, also
4. A. Their schools.
spoken in English. The conversations and
B. Their subjects.
the questions and the responses will be
C. Their hobbies.
spoken two times. They will not be printed in
D. Their activities.
your test book, so you must listen carefully
E. Their spare time.
to understand what the speakers say. You
5. A. have to choose the best response to each
question.

Now listen to a sample question.

Man : Every time I called this number I
B. get a busy signal.
Woman : How often have you tried?

A. I really like my job.

B. He gave me some envelopes.
C. C. Mr. Roger hired me.
D. Every hour, I’ll try one more time.
The best response to the question “How
often have you tried.” is choice D. Every hour,
I’ll try one more time, therefore, you should
D.
choose answer D. Now let’s begin part two
with question number 6.

6. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.

7. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
8. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
9. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
10. Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
PART III
Questions 11 to 15.
Directions:
In this part of the test, you will hear several
short talks.Each short talk will be spoken
two times. They will not be printed in your
test book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say. When
you hear to the question about each short
talk, read the answer choices quickly and
choose the best answer to the question you
hear and mark on your answer sheet.
11. A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
12. A. the people’s hobbies
B. the people’s activities
C. the people’s characters
D. the people in the world
E. the people in the Sims games
13. A. it makes us happy
B. it is very realistic
C. it makes us relax
D. it is imagination
E. it costs nothing
14. A. he is an orphan.
B. he is the lost child.
C. he is the clever boy.
D. he is the official boy.
E. he is the son of the captain.
15. A. on the ship
B. in the bank
C. in the school
D. in the office
E. at the airport
 17. It can be inferred from this letter that
READING SECTION ….
This text is for questions 16 and 17. A. Mr. Green failed to send contractors
to inspect the barn
Dear Mr. Green,
B. Mr. Green estimated the amount
I am writing concerning claim $760.
payable to Mr. Liverpool
The amount that your adjusters have
C. Mr. Green estimated higher than
set for the damage caused by Hurricane
what Mr. Liverpool had expected
Harry to my barn is unacceptably low. The
D. Mr. Liverpool was frustated by the
amount that your company has offered
damage caused by Hurricane Harry
would not even allow doing the work
E. Mr. Liverpool was disappointed by
myself, as the materials alone would cost
the estimate made by Mr. Green’s
almost $300 more than your estimate.
adjusters
I am including the estimate from
our independent contractors that I have
The following text is for question 18.
asked to inspect the damage to my barn,
and their estimate is vary between $1500
BIGGEST BAND SHOW
and $1750.
“PURWACARAKA”
I would like your company to take
into consideration the estimates I have Held : Saturday, June 24
provided and reevaluate your settlement Time : 07.00 p.m – 10.00 p.m
offer. If you continue to deny the fact that Place : Parking area Taman Impian
your offer is unacceptably, I will need to Jaya Ancol
seek legal counsel. We present the famous singers:
I will appreciate your immediate Agnes Monica
attention to this matter. Audi
Krisdayanti
Your sincerely, For entrance tickets, please call:
Faza: ph. 4523165
Mathew Liverpool
Rara: ph. 6254325
Chaca: ph. 3546218
16. What is the cost of materials needed to fix Tickets: Rp150.000/adult
the damage according to Mr. Liverpool? Rp75.000/teenager
A. between $1500 and $1750
18. The communicative purpose of the text
B. Mr. Liverpool has not decided yet
is ….
C. 300% less than Mr. Green’s estimate
D. much more expensive than expected A. to invite people
E. $300 more than Mr. Green’s estimate B. to give direction
 C. to request people
D. to persuade others
E. to give information
This text is for question 19.
Madonna Sues Manhattan Co-op Board
NEW YORK- Madonna has sued the
people who run her luxury co-op
building overlooking the Central Park for
refusing her request to buy a neighbor’s
apartment.
Madonna claimed in court papers
that the co-op’s board of directors
wrongfully blocked her purchase of
the seventh-floor apartment at West
60 street on the Upper West Side. The
Material Girl actress, who already owns a
large apartment in the building, is asking
the court to let the sale go through and
award her legal fees, according to a
notice filed Wednesday in Manhattan’s
State Supreme Court. The 49-year-old
singer moved into the building after she
was rejected by the board at the Ritzy
San Remo co-op in 1985 presently home
to U2 front man, Bono
Midboro Management Inc., the
company that manages the West 64th
street building, refused to give comments
on the dispute, and the co-op board
president did riot answer a call Friday for
comment.
Taken from “The Jakarta Post”
19. Madonna sued the Manhattan Co-op
Board because ....
A. Midboro management Inc managed
the West 64th street building
wrongfully
B. they prevented her from buying
another apartment at West 60th
street
C. they rejected Madonna to stay at
the Ritzy San Remo co-op
D. she’s not allowed to sell her
apartment in that building
E. they sold her apartment building at
West 64th street
This text is for questions 20 to 22.
PHILIPPINES: At least nine people
were killed and dozens were injured
when the Philippines security forces
clashed with dozens of slum dwellers
who resisted the tearing down of their
homes in the Northern Province, a police
commander said Tuesday.
Raul Gonzales, the police chief in
the northern Cordillera area, said, that
the soldiers and police officers traded
gunfire with dozens of people who are
illegally occupying the private land in
Kalinga province.
“Our team was ambushed on their
way to the community to be demolished,”
said Gonzales. He added that the security
only defended themselves after the
residents dug foxholes and opened fire
with automatic rifles.

“Nine people were killed and
dozens were wounded, including 10
police officers during almost 10 hours of
fighting. We even had to evacuate some
of our officers who needed surgery to get
the bullets from their bodies.” – Reuters
20. What is the passage about?
A. An illegal gunfire trade.
B. A demolition of illegal slum
dwellers.
C. A fight between the police officers
and the soldiers.
D. A clash between the security forces
and the slum dwellers.
E. A clash between the police officers
and the security officers.
21. The clash happened because ….
A. illegal slum dwellers resisted the
demolition of their homes.
B. the police officers and soldiers shot
the dwellers.
C. nine people were killed by the
security forces.
D. the police officers firing the
dwellers.
E. the people dwelled in private land.
22. Raul Gonzales said that ….
A. ten police officers had to be
evacuated.
B. ten police officers were killed in the
fighting.
C. some of the wounded people
needed surgery.
D. ten police officers were injured
during the fighting.
E. m ore than ten police officers were
killed and injured in the fighting.
This text is for questions 23 to 24.
Music and Lyrics Movie Review
Alex Fletcher (Hugh Grant) is a
washed-up 80’s pop star who’s been
reduced to working the nostalgia circuit
at county fairs and amusement parks. The
charismatic and talented musician gets
a chance at a comeback when reigning
diva Cora Corman (Haley Bennett) invites
him to write and record a duet with her,
but there’s a problem--Alex hasn’t written
a song in years, he’s never written lyrics,
and he has to come up with a hit in a
matter of days, enter Sophie Fisher (Drew
Barrymore), Alex’s attractively quirky
lady, whose flair for words strikes a chord
with the struggling songwriter. On the
rebound from a bad relationship.
Sophie is reluctant to collaborate
with anyone, especially commitment-
phobe Alex. As their chemistry heats
up at the piano and under it, Alex and
Sophie will have to face their fears-and
the music--if they want to fi nd the love
and success they both deserve.
Adapted from: http://musicandlyrics.
warnerbros.com
23. What does the review present?
A. The reviewer’s assessment
B. The reviewer’s speculation
 C. The movie’s prediction
D. The movie’s synopsis
E. The movie’s rating
24. What is the word “quirky” (line 13) closest
in meaning to?
A. Odd
B. Pretty
C. Beautiful
D. Eye-catching
E. Good looking
This text is for questions 25 to 26.
The Red Bird of Paradise
An Indonesian endangered species,
the Red Bird of Paradise is distributed
to lowland rainforests of Waigeo and
Batanta islands of West Papua. This
species share its home with another bird
of paradise, the Wilson’s Bird of Paradise.
Hybridization between these two species
are expected but not recorded yet.
The Bird of Paradise, Paradisaea
rubra, is large, up to 33cm long, brown
and yellow bird with a dark brown iris,
grey legs and yellow bill. The male has an
emerald green face, a pair of elongated
black corkscrew-shaped tail wires, dark
green feather pompoms above each eye
and a train of glossy crimson red plumes
with whitish tips at either side of the
breast.
The male measures up to 72 cm long,
including the ornamental red plumes
that require at least six years to fully
attain. The female resembles the male
but is smaller in size, with a dark brown
face and has no ornamental red plumes.
The diet consists mainly of fruits, berries
and arthropons.
25. We know from the text that ....
A. the Red Bird is as large as the female
B. the Red Bird of Paradise is rare
nowaday
C. the Red Bird of Paradise cannot live
alone
D. the female Red Bird of Paradise is
bigger than the male
E. the Red Bird of Paradise lives in
highland of West Papua
26. “... with a dark brown iris, grey legs and
yellow bill ...” (Paragraph 2)
The underlined word is closest in
meaning to ….
A. tail D. wing
B. eyes E. breast
C. beak
The following text is for questions 27 and
30.
Nobody likes paying taxes. Even
those who know that taxation is
necessary and just are reluctant to pay
taxes. It is not pleasant to see part of your
monthly income taken away from you in
income tax. Ignorant people think this is
an injustice and make a grievance of it;
so it is just as well that we should know
why we are taxed, so that we can see the
fairness of the system.
 Every country must have a
government of some sort or life would
be impossible. The primary duties of a
government are to ‘protect the life an
property of the citizens, to maintain law
and order and settle dispute between
citizens in a just and orderly way through
the law-courts, to defend the country from
foreign foes, and to maintain the roads
and highways. Besides, may governments
maintain and direct public duties need
money: an army and navy have to be
kept up, the police force and the judges
have to be paid, schools have to be
provided and teachers supported, expert
health-officers and sanitary engineers
have to be employed. Now where is all
the money needed for the public service
to come from? The question in answered
by another. For whose benefit are all
these service maintained? The answer
is, for the benefits of the public. It is
the people as a whole, rich and poor, that
benefit by security of live and property,
by the sound administration of justice,
by the maintenance of roads, by the
public hospital, public schools, and good
sanitation. Therefore it is only right that
the public, the individual citizens of the
country should contribute the money
needed; for the money they give comes
back to them in the shape of these public
benefits which all enjoy.
So long, therefore, as we have
a good and efficient government, so
long as our money, is being used in the
right way, and so long as the burden of
taxation is distributed fairly, as different
classes can bear it, we have no right to
grumble at having to pay our share of
the taxes.
27. Which one of these titles is the most
suitable for the text above?
A. Income taxes
B. Objections to taxes
C. Taxation is a necessity
D. Why citizens are taxed
E. The Burden of taxation
28. The topic of paragraph 2 is ....
A. the right of citizens
B. the reasons of taxation
C. the duties of a government
D. the types of public services
E. the expenses of public duties
29. Why do the people have to pay incomes
tax? Because ....
A. they have to pay tax for the things
they need
B. they have to pay tax for the
government benefit
C. they have to pay tax or the things
they but or sell
D. they have to pay tax whether they
are rich of poor
E. the tax is needed to carry out the
government’s public duties
30. According to the text the following
statements are true, except ....
A. Everyone knows that taxation is
necessary.
 B. The public must bear their shares of
public expense.
C. It is the government’s duty to
provide hospitals for the sick.
D. The taxpayers enjoy public services
provided by the government
E. The same amount of income tax is
imposed on the rich and the poor.
The following text is for questions 31 to 35.
The sun pour plenty of energy down
on the Earth, and many homes now use
this energy to heat their water. It is difficult
and expensive to trap solar energy on
a large scale but in some sunny part of
the world scientists use mirrors to reflect
sunlight into a boiler on top of a tower.
This heats up water in the boiler
into steam, which can then be used to
turn electric generators.
Many countries now have nuclear
power stations. These use a rare metal
called uranium as a kind of fuel. Under
certain conditions, the nucleus (center)
of uranium atoms can be made of split.
This is called fission. When this happens
fantastic amount of energy is given out.
The heat produced in a nuclear reactor
is taken away by cooling liquid or gas. It
goes to a boiler where it boils water to
produce steam. The hot steam powers
electric generators to make electricity.
One of the main drawbacks with a
nuclear power station is that it produces
dangerous waste. It is dangerous because
it gives out radiation (rays) that can harm
most living things. Nuclear engineers
have to make very sure that none of the
radiation escapes either from the reactor
(where fission takes place) or from the
waste.
31. Solar energy has not been popular yet
because ....
A. it requires high cost
B. the energy produced is weak
C. it cannot be trapped on a large scale
D. it can be used only for heating
water
E. the scientists do not use it for
commercial targets
32. Which statement is NOT TRUE according
to the text?
A. Using energy has advantages and
disadvantages
B. Electric generators are needed to
heat up water into steam
C. The splitting of the nucleus of
uranium atoms is called fission
D. Radiation may be emitted from
reactor or from the waste produced
E. Uranium is a kind of metal that
makes nuclear power station
produce fuel
33. In the ‘top of a tower’ ... turns the water in
the boiler into steam.
A. the electric generator
B. a large scale of energy
C. the energy from the earth
D. a boiler on top of the tower
E. the heat from reflected sunlight
34. In what condition does the radiation
of a nuclear power station become
dangerous?
A. When it cannot be released
B. When it reaches the reactor
C. When the container is-closed firmly
D. When there is a leak in the
container
E. When none of it escapes from the
reactor
35. Under certain conditions, the nucleus of
uranium atoms can be made split. ‘split’
means ....
A. jump to the air
B. explode loudly
C. break into parts
D. release suddenly
E. launch into the air
The following text is for questions 36 to
39.
The average person will say have
agriculture means farming. He is partly
right, for raising crops is a branch of
agriculture. So do livestock raising, dairy
forming, fruit growing, chicken raising
and even fur farming. Agriculture includes
the raising of every kind of plants and
animals that is useful to man.
With all its many branches,
agriculture is the world’s most, important
industry. It supplies the food we eat and
many of the materials from which we
make our clothing. Farms are classified
according to the type of farming that is
done and kinds of crops and livestock
that are raised. They may be classified in
several different ways, such as general,
specialized, intensive, and extensive
farms.
General farming is a farm where
a variety of things is raised. On such a
farm there may be a herd of dairy cows
whose milk the farmer sells. There may
also be poultry to provide extra income
and supply some of the family’s needs.
There are many factors that influence
the types of crops and livestock that a
farmer raised. The most important one
is climate which includes temperature,
length of growing season, sunshine, and
rainfall, Another is the type of soil. The
third is the amount of water available
of irrigation. By concentrating on the
particular crops or animals that fit best
with this situation, the specialized farmer
hopes to use his land in the most efficient
and profitable way.
When a farmer devotes a great
deal of labour to a piece of land, he is
practicing intensive agriculture. If he
works in a large area of land with relatively
little labour, he is practicing extensive
agriculture. Intensive agriculture usually
goes together with small farms. A great
deal of careful work is always involved
in intensive agriculture. Often this
work must be done by hand. Extensive
agriculture is usually practiced on large
farms or ranches where most of the work
is done by machinery.
36. These words are related to farming,
EXCEPT ....
A. livestock
B. irrigation
C. type of soil
D. stock exchange
E. extensive farming
37. The practice of intensive and extensive
agriculture is the main idea of paragraph
....
A. 2 D. 5
B. 3 E. 4
C. 1
38. The text tells us about ....
A. types of farming
B. specialized farms
C. intensive agriculture
D. extensive agriculture
E. the important factors in farming
39. “They may be classified in several different
ways.” (Paragraph 2)
The underlined word refers to ....
A. crops D. cows
B. plants E. animals
C. farms
The following text is for questions 40 to 42.
Hi, Guys! Our neighborhood will hold a
Fund Raising Activity next month. It is
intended to help victims of the landslide
which happened yesterday. Everyone
who is interested in this activity, please
join us. You are also invited to donate your
used clothes. If you have any questions,
please feel free to contact Ms. Maryam as
chief program coordinator at her house
from 07.00 a.m. - 03.00 p.m. Monday to
Friday.
Committee.
40. What is the announcement about?
A. neighborhood’s activity.
B. Ms. Maryam’s program.
C. Used clothes donation
D. Victims of a landslide.
E. Fund raising activity.
41. Where can Ms. Maryam accept her
neighbors’ questions?
A. At her office.
B. At her house.
C. At the landslide area.
D. At the neighborhood.
E. At the committee office.
42. “If you have any question, please feel free
to contact Ms. Maryam”.
This sentence has the same meaning as
….
A. Ms. Maryam is always ready to give
information you need
B. Ms. Maryam is always ready to ask
your questions
C. You are not charged if you contact
Ms. Maryam
D. Ms. Maryam will give you questions
freely
E. Ms. Maryam has questions to ask
This following text is for questions 43 to 45.
Many Americans like to invite
friends to their homes for an informal
dinner. They may serve a simple, family-
style meal. Often Americans show their
hospitality by treating the guest as
46. Arrange the following phrases or
“one of the family.” Americans often tell
guests, “Make you at home.” They want
their guests to relax and be comfortable,
just as they do in their own homes. If you
are invited for dinner, it’s customary to
bring a small gift such as a bottle of wine
or fresh flowers.
43. Which of the following is not suitable to
complete the sentence? In an informal
dinner it is good for a guest to ....
A. behave as if he were at his own
home
B. bring a present for the hostess
C. relax and be comfortable
D. arrange some flowers
E. bring some wine
44. The text discusses about ....
A. the expression, “Make yourself at
home”
B. hospitality among friends in the U.S.
C. American family-style dinner
D. inviting friends for a dinner
E. informal dinner
47. Arrange the following phrases or
45. Which of the following does not show the
Americans friend lines?
A. Wanting their guest to relax
B. Making their guest comfortable
C. Inviting friends to their homes for
dinner
D. Asking their guest to bring present
for them
E. Treating their guest as member of
their family
sentences into the correct order!
1. I decided to apply for the job
2. I was asked to go into the
manageress’s office.
3. Then I went to the address in the
advertisement.
4. The next morning I put on my best
set of clothes
5. I saw an interesting job advertised
in the paper last week
6. I telephoned the company to see if
the job was still vacant
7. They told me to come to the office
the next day for an interview
8. After asking me a lot of questions
the manager offered me the job
The best arrangement of the sentences
to make a good paragraph is ....
A. 1 – 5 – 6 – 7 – 4 – 3 – 2 – 8
B. 2 – 1 – 4 – 6 – 5 – 3 – 8 – 7
C. 2 – 3 – 1 – 4 – 5 – 6 – 8 – 7
D. 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 8 – 5 – 6 – 7
E. 1 – 2 – 4 – 5 – 8 – 6 – 7 – 8
sentences into the correct order!
1. Last summer, I had a fantastic
holiday.
 2. In Cleveland, I watched Cleveland 48. ...
Cavalier basketball match. A. part D. connect
3. Lastly, I went to the Statue of Liberty B. divide E. separate
and Manhattan in New York. C. disjoin
4. I visited some great places;
Cleveland, Los Angeles, and New 49. ...
York. A. flies D. comes
5. In Hollywood I had a chance to know B. goes E. drives
the world-famous film industry. C. jumps
6. In Los Angeles, we had a great
50. ...
time in its most famous district,
Hollywood. A. cuts D. reaches
B. limits E. continues
The best arrangement of the sentences C. moves
is ....
A. 4 – 2 – 3 – 6 – 1 – 5
B. 4 – 3 – 2 – 1 – 6 – 5
C. 1 – 4 – 2 – 6 – 5 – 3
D. 1 – 3 – 4 – 2 – 6 – 5
E. 4 – 2 – 6 – 1 – 5 – 3

Questions no. 48 to 50 based on the

following cloze test.

At present, aero planes are playing a

very important role to ... (48) one place to
another. People can go round the world
just in a-two-day flight by the world’s
first supersonic airliner, Concorde, which
... (49) at a height of over 18.000 metres
and ... (50) a speed of over 2000 km per
hour.
 LISTENING SCRIPT Man : No. I’m not. It’s boring. I’m
interested in photography. Are
you interested in poetry?
PART I
Woman : No. It’s not bad.
Number one:
Narrator : What are they probably
Woman : What’s wrong with your hand?
discussing?
Man : I hurt it yesterday. It’s swollen
and hurt to move my fingers
Number five:
Woman : You should see someone to
Woman : Can you tell me, where the
look at it. It sounds serious to
frozen and dinner are?
me.
Man : There is in the frozen food
Narrator : What does the woman advise
section aisle 5
the man to do?
Woman : Aisle 5. There is on sale week,
right?
Number two:
Narrator : Which picture goes to the
Man : You don’t look very well today.
conversation?
Are you sick?
Woman : No. I didn’t get any sleep
PART II
because I woke up by night
Number six:
taking care of my baby.
Man : I’d like to reserve the room for
Man : I remember those sleepless
the third.
nights when my child was an
Receptionist: Certainly, a double room or a
infant.
single?
Narrator : What are they discussing?
A. It’s fine thank you.
B. By telephone
Number three:
C. After the board meeting next week.
Man : If I have problem with my
D. A double please, there will be two
computer …
of us.
Woman : Call me. I can answer most of
your typical questions from
Number seven:
Monday to Saturday, 8.00 a.m
Man : I’m ready for some dinner.
– 8.00 p.m at certain time.
Woman : Me too. Where would you like
Man : or I send you an email.
to eat?
Narrator : What does the woman do?
A. Yes, turn right at market street.
B. Let’s go to that seafood place if you
Number four:
like.
Woman : Are you into painting?
 C. The fish is always fresh there.
D. It depends which magazine when I
ask.
Number eight:
Man : Excuse me, this fork appears to
be dirty.
Waitres : I’m so sorry, Sir. Here is a new
set silver ware.
A. I’ll connect you with Mrs. Smith.
B. We never get letters just bills.
C. Thank you, I’m ready to order now.
D. I told them the pairs are ready.
Number nine:
Man : It’s getting late. Let’s get
something to eat before we go
home.
Woman : Sure, What kind of food do you
want to meet for?
A. Something unusual and spicy that I
can’t make myself.
B. Oh, long enough to get a sandwich.
C. Yes, I’m sorry.
D. C-2 ... too hard.
Number ten:
Man : These two of us stop at an old
museum and the monument.
Woman : Will we stop at the market
district?
A. I can’t return as it doesn’t on the
map.
B. I didn’t know if there was a
problem.
C. He couldn’t hear me.
D. Yes, the last stop at the store next to
the market of the district.
PART III
Number eleven:
Speaker : Two groups of friends had the
first tomatoes fighting war in
1944. Now every year on the
last Wednesday in August more
than ten thousands people
arrive at the main square of
Paris town. The party begins in
the morning. At twelve o’clock,
lorry arrives with about fourty
thousand kilos of tomatoes,
then for an hour there is the
biggest tomatoes war in the
world. After the fight, the
people clean the square and
have a shower.
Narrator: Which picture was a description
you have heard?
This text is for question twelve and
thirteen
Speaker : What is happening in my
neighbourhood today? Well,
Jack and Jenny are having
lunch. Mike, the neighbour, is
working. He is a teacher of the
local school. Sue, Mike’s wife, is
having a shower at time. This
sounds normal. But I’m talking
about the neighbourhood in
my Sims 2 games, so these
people aren’t real. In the Sims
2, you can build houses, streets
and the neighbourhood. You
can also create imaginary
people and families. You can
choose their faces and bodies
and give them the names and
personalities. You would the
people go to work. They have
a swim in a local pool or relax
time. They have parties and
go out at night. Babies grow
up, adults get old and die.
You control their lifes. But this
can be difficult. Characters
get unhappy when you make
bad decision. The world in the
Sims 2 is great fun because
it is very realistic. The clock
in the house shows the real
time and characters what will
program on television. When
two people play chess, they
move the pieces in the real
game, when you click on their
head, you can see what they
are thinking and feeling. In the
Sims 2, you can’t win or lose,
but you can certainly have
fun.
Number twelve : What is the subject does
it talk?
Number thirteen : Why is the world in the
Sims great fun?
This text is for question fourteen and
fifteen
Speaker : Attention all passangers! This
is your captain speaking. There
is a four-year-old boy, named
Nicholas who has become
seperated from his mother and
father in the snacks bar on deck
A. He is waiting for his parents
in the post office on deck C.
And to all of passangers, we
should be docking on the next
few minutes. I hope you enjoy
your trip despite the rough
seas.
Number fourteen : Who is Nicholas?
Number fifteen : Where is the
announcement being
read?
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1. A 11. A 21. A 31. A 41. B

2. C 12. E 22. D 32. B 42. A

3. A 13. B 23. A 33. E 43. A

4. C 14. B 24. A 34. D 44. E

5. A 15. A 25. B 35. C 45. D

6. D 16. A 26. C 36. D 46. A

7. B 17. E 27. D 37. D 47. C

8. C 18. A 28. B 38. A 48. D

9. A 19. B 29. E 39. C 49. A

10. D 20. D 30. E 40. E 50. B