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K13 Antiremed Kelas 11 Bahasa Inggris, Persiapan PTS Semester Genap
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07. What does the sentence “Damn it Earl, for 09. The followings are the supporting statements
the fifth time, CHICKEN!” imply ? by the author, except ....
(A) banning junk food does not educate
08. What makes this text a spoof text? students to make good decisions.
(B) refining the method of teaching nutrition
Text B and physical education is more effective
Should States Ban Junk Food in Schools? to tackle obesity than banning junk food.
It may make sense for a school board to (C) separating junk food from non-junk
ban junk food in some cases, but there are sev- food is not an easy task.
eral issues that should be considered. (D) childhood obesity is a very serious issue
To begin with, there is the problem of de- (E) decisions to ban junk food should be
fining junk food. Are we talking about potato determined at local levels, not statewide
chips, soda, and pastries? What about fried levels.
chicken fingers, cheeseburgers, and pizza—
foods many school cafeterias serve? 10. Which is true according to the text?
Second, the American education system is
(A) there are reasonable cases that a school
designed to give communities control over their board may impose junk food ban
schools through local school boards. This
(B) junk food bans must be avoided at all
principle of local control lies at the root of our
cost
democracy. We believe that locally elected school
(C) childhood obesity is not very harmful
board members are in the best position to make (D) if schools ban junk food, their students
policy decisions that reflect the opinions and
tend to become good decision makers
needs of their individual communities. Any deci- (E) each government is supposed to make
sions about what is sold in school vending ma-
policy decisions, including the decision
chines should be determined at this level. to ban junk food at schools
Third, an important part of education is
learning to make good choices. An across-the- 11. The underlined word imposing (paragraph
board junk-food ban does not teach young
5) is mostly similar to ....
people how to make healthy choices; It simply
removes some of their options. (A) enforcing
Fourth, improving what we teach about nutrition (B) revoking
and requiring more physical activity are better (C) abolishing
ways to approach obesity than Imposing state- (D) considering
wide junk food bans. (E) exposing
Let me be clear: We believe that childhood
obesity is a very serious issue and principals,
teachers, parents, students, and school boards
should be doing their part to address this situa-
tion. But banning junk food without other
strategies and local decision-making is a superfi-
cial remedy that dilutes personal and local
responsibilities.
Text taken from http://www.scholastic.com/browse/
article.jsp?id=10853 - by John Dively.
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12. “We believe that childhood obesity is a very 16. “You failed the test again. Your mother ... the
serious Issue, and principals, teachers, news or I’ll tell her myself.”
parents, students, and school boards should (A) has to tell
be doing their part to address this (B) has to be told
situation.” (par. 6)
Why would the author state this informa- A. Fill in the blank with sentences that show
tion? advice!
(A) To compare the responsibilities of prin-
cipals, teachers, parents, students, and 17. “Anyone ... a nutritious diet.”
school boards regarding junk food bans. (A) should eat
(B) To delegate the problem to principals, (B) should eats
teachers, parents, students, and school (C) should eaten
boards. (D) should have eaten
(C) To illustrate his attitude toward junk (E) shouldn’t have eaten
food bans.
(D) To emphasize his agreement to junk B. Complete the dialogues below by choos-
food bans. ing the best answers!
(E) To show that despite the author’s dis-
agreement to statewide junk-food ban, 18. Son : “Hello, Dad. Where is Mom? She’s
he still shares concern regarding junk not answering my phone call.”
food consumption. Father: “I don’t know. She in the kitchen, or
maybe she’s working in the study
13. A : “I have additional Rp.2.000.000 in my room. Maybe you should ask your
bank account.” sister about it.”
B : “The money ... by your mother.” (A) must be
(A) may transferred (B) might be
(B) may transfer (C) must have been
(C) may be transferred (D) might have been
(D) may have transferred (E) will be
(E) may have been transferred
19. A : “I just bought a new phone.”
14. A : “Henry arrived home very late last B : “Don’t lie to me. I know how much
night, but he said he went straight money you have in your bank account.
home from work.” You ....”
B : “He ... in a traffic jam.” (A) must have bought it
(A) must caught (B) may have bought it
(B) must be catching (C) may not have bought it
(C) must have been caught (D) could have bought it
(D) must be caught (E) couldn’t have bought it
(E) must catch
20. A : “Do you think Tina will pass the exam?”
15. Tulips ... not only in the Netherlands. B : “I am not sure. Tina can get a bit lazy
(A) can grow naturally sometimes. She ....”
(B) can be grown naturally (A) may pass the exam
(B) should pass the exam
(C) will pass the exam
(D) passes the exam
(E) ought to pass the exam
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