PEMERINTAH KABUPATEN CILACAP
DINAS PENDIDIKAN, PEMUDA DAN OLAHRAGA
SMA NEGERI 1 KROYA
Jl. Candradimuka No. - Kroya, No.Telp. (0282) 494224, Fax: (0282) 492244
CILACAP
Kode Pos 53282
LATIHAN UJIAN NASIONAL
TAHUN PELAJARAN 2009/2010
Mata Pelajaran
Kelas / Program
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Bahasa Inggris
XII IPA, IPS, BAHASA
Rabu / 10 Februari 2010
14.15 – 16.15
PETUNJUK UMUM :
1. Berdoalah sebelum dan sesudah mengerjakan!
2. Sebelum mengerjakan soal, tulislah identitas Anda pada Lembar Jawaban yang disediakan!
3. Laporkan kepada pengawas apabila terdapat tulisan yang kurang jelas atau lembar soal rusak!
4. Semua soal harus dijawab pada lembar jawaban!
5. Dahulukan menjawab soal yang Anda anggap paling mudah!
PETUNJUK KHUSUS!
Pilihlah satu jawaban yang paling tepat dengan mengarsir (M) lingkaran huruf A,B,C,D dan E pada Lembar
Jawab yang tersedia.
LISTENING SECTION
Part I
Question
: 1 to 5
Directions
: In this part of the test, you will hear some dialogues and questions spoken in English. The
questions and the dialogues 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.
After you listen to a dialogue and the question about it, read the five possible answers and decide which one
which one would be the best answer to the question you have heard. No listen to a sample question.
You will hear :
Man
: Sally, I lost my wallet. May I borrow fifty thousand rupiahs?
Women
: Sure. Here you are.
Narrator
: You will also hear : What will the women do?
You will read in your test book :
A. Leave the man alone
B. Drive the man home
C. Find the lost wallet
D. Lend the man money
E. Borrow the man’s wallet
Sample answer
A
B
C
D
E
The best answer to the question is “Lend the
man money.”
Therefore, you should choose answer (D).
1. a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Money
Furniture
Photographer
The news paper
Photocopy paper
2. a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Sandy’s car
Martin’s car
The director’s car
The secretary’s car
The employee’s car
3. a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Read the news
Buy a newspaper
Borrow some paper
Read some advertisements.
Look at the movie schedule.
4.
1
3
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
5. A.
b.
c.
d.
e.
It’s funny
It’s boring
The programs are good
There aren’t many program.
There are too many program.
Part II
Question
: 6 – 10
Directions
: In this part of the test you will hear some dialogues and questions spoken in English,
followed by four responses, also spoken in English. The dialogues and question and the responses 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, You have to choose the best responses to each question.
Now listen to a sample question:
Man
: I got a bad result in my test.
Women
: What! You failed again?
Man
: ….
B. Let me try again.
C. I am fine, thank you.
D. Don’t worry, I’ll move.
E. Sorry, I’ve disappointed you.
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.
Sample answer
B
C
D
E
Part III
Questions
: 11 – 15
Directions
: In this part of the test, you will hear several monologues. Each monologue 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. After you hear a monologue and the question about it, read the five possible
answers and decide which one would be the best answer to the question you have heard.
This following monologue refer to questions 11 to 12
11.
1
4
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
12. A.
b.
c.
d.
e.
2
3
5
1
2
3
4
5
15. A.
b.
c.
d.
e.
230 kilometers.
In Eastern India.
Not far from India
Between India and Pakistan
Near the state capital, India
The writer had never swum.
His uncle couldn’t swim well
The write didn’t like the water
Swimming was a compulsory lesson.
The writer took him to swimming pool.
Text 1:
We are announcing today that we are bringing
the Milestone and Ever Green brands even
closer together. Effective December5, 2007, our
official name will be.
GREEN MILES WEST
This following monologue refers to question
13 to 15
13. A. Report.
b. Recount.
c. Description.
d. News item.
e. Explanation.
14. A. State-run Easter Coalfield Ltd.
b. The mine abandoned four years ago.
c. Local residents continuing digging for
coal.
d. The illegal digging at the state capital of
India.
e. 25 people being trapped on a flooded
coal mine.
The substitution of “West“ in the name –
replacing “California” – is the result of an
agreement we reached with the California
Gardening Association, following a protest over
the original use of “California” in our name.
We hope this does not create any confusion
among our loyal consumers. While this
represents a change from our initial name
introduction, it does not change the quality of
products we offer our consumers.
16. What was the original name of the merged
companies?
a. Milestone
b. Milestone West
c. Green Miles West
d. Milestone California
e. Green Miles California
17. According to the text, why was the name
changed?
a. There was a conflict with another
organization.
b. The corporate offices were relocated.
c. They did not like the initial choice
d. Loyal consumers were confused
e. The consumers wanted to have it.
18. To whom did the company especially want
to inform?
a. Consumers
b. Managers
c. Loyal consumers
d. Producers
e. Officers
19. The purpose of the text is …
a. To tell a fairy tales
b. To entertain the readers
c. To describe a company
d. To give amusement to the readers
e. To announce something is important
20. The type of the text is a/an …
a. Announcement
b. Discussion
c. Narrative
d. Review
e. Report
Text 2:
The largest of the giant gas planets, Jupiter,
with a volume 1.300 times greater than Earth’s,
contains more than twice the mass of all the
other planets combined. It is thought to be a
gaseous and fluid planet without solid surfaces.
Had it been, somewhat more massive, Jupiter
might have attained internal temperatures as
high as the ignition point for nuclear reactions,
and it would have flamed as a star in its own
right. Jupiter and the other giant planets are of
a low-density type quite distinct from the
terrestrial planets: they are composed
predominantly of such substances as hydrogen,
helium, ammonia, and methane, unlike
terrestrial planet. Much of Jupiter’s interior
might be in the form of liquid, metallic
hydrogen. Normally, hydrogen is a gas, but
under pressures of millions of kilograms per
square centimeter, which exist in the deep
interior of Jupiter, the hydrogen atoms might
lock together to form a liquid with the
properties of a metal. Some scientists believe
that the innermost core of Jupiter might be
rocky, or metallic like the core of Earth.
Jupiter rotates very fast, once every 9,8
hours. As a result, its clouds, which are
composed largely of frozen and liquid ammonia,
have been whipped into alternating dark and
bright bands that circle the planet at different
speed in different latitudes. Jupiter’s puzzling
Great Red Spot changes size as it hovers in the
Southern Hemisphere. Scientists speculate it
might be a gigantic hurricane, which because of
its large size (the Earth could easily fit inside it),
lasts for hundreds of years.
Jupiter gives off twice as much heat as it
receives from the Sun. Perhaps this is primeval
heat or beat generated by the continued
gravitational contraction of the planet. Another
star like characteristic of Jupiter is its sixteen
natural satellites, which, like a miniature model
of the Solar System, decrease in density with
distance-from rocky moons close to Jupiter to
icy moons farther away. If Jupiter were about
70 times more massive, it would have become a
star, Jupiter is the best-preserved sample of the
early solar nebula, and with its satellites, might
contain the most important clues about the
origin of the Solar System.
21. The word “flamed” in line 10 is closest in
meaning to …
a. Fallen
b. Grown
c. Burned
d. Divided
e. Continued
22. The word “they” in line 13 refers to …
a. Nuclear reactions
b. Giant planets
c. Terrestrial
d. Substances
e. Temperatures
23. The clouds surrounding Jupiter are mostly
composed of …
a. Ammonia
b. Helium
c. Hydrogen
d. Methane
e. Metal
24. Paragraph 3 supports which of the
following conclusions?
a. Jupiter gives off twice as much heat as
the Sun
b. Jupiter has a weaker gravitational force
than the other planets
c. Scientist believe that Jupiter was once a
star
d. Scientist might learn about the
beginning of the Solar System by
studying Jupiter.
e. From rocky moons close to Jupiter to icy
moons farther away.
25. Why does the author mention primeval
heat (paragraph 3 line 3)?
a. To provide evidence that Jupiter is older
than the Sun
b. To provide evidence that Jupiter is older
than the other planets
c. To suggest a possible explanation for the
number of satellites that Jupiter has
d. To suggest a possible source of the
quantity of heat that Jupiter gives off
e. To provide evidence that Jupiter is faster
than the Sun
Text 3:
The environmental problems of developing
countries are not the side effect of excessive
industrialization but reflects the inadequacy of
development. The rich countries may look upon
development as the cause of environmental
destruction, but to us it is one of the primary
means of improving the environment for living,
or providing food, water, sanitation and shelter,
or making the desserts green and the
mountains habitable. The research and
perseverance of dedicated people have given us
an insight which is likely to play an important
role in the shaping of our future plans. We see
that, however, much man hankers after
material goods, they can never give him full
satisfaction. Thus the higher standard of living
must be achieved without alternating people
from their heritage and without despoiling
nature of its beauty, freshness and purity that is
essential to our lives.
26. What is the primary means of development
in our country?
a. Development
b. Causing destruction
c. Improving environment
d. Inadequacy of development
e. Perseverance of dedicated people
27. What is reflected by the environmental
problems of developing countries?
a. Trouble
b. Development
c. Good facilities
d. Inadequacy of development
e. Perseverance of dedicated people
28. What are essential to our life?
a. Beauty, freshness
b. Despoiling nature
c. Destruction
d. Dedication
e. Heritage
29. “but reflects the inadequacy of
development.” The underline word has the
same meaning as …
a. inability
b. invisible
c. inedible
d. insufficiency
e. insignificance
30. “without” alternating people from their
heritage”. What does the word “their”
refer to …
a. goods
b. people
c. hankers
d. problems
e. countries
Text 4:
LOS ANGLES: Johny Ramone, a guitarist and
cofounder of the punk animal band. “The
Ramone”, died. He was 55 years old. Ramone
died in his sleep on Wednesday afternoon at his
Los Angeles home surrounded by friends and
family.
He battled against prostate cancer for five
years, and was hospitalized in June at Cedars
Sinai Medical Center.
Ramone born John Cumming, was one of the
original members of the Ramons, whose hit
songs, I wanna be sedated and Blitzkrieg Bop,
among others, reached the Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame in 2002.
Johny Ramone was found The Ramones in 1974
with Joe Ramone, DeeDee Ramone and Tommy
Ramone, the only surviving member of the
original band.
The Jakarta Post, Friday, September 17, 2004.
31. What is the main idea of the news?
a. The battle against prostate cancer
b. The punk legend Johny Ramone died
c. The original members of the Ramones.
d.
e.
The Ramones consisted of four
persons.
The only surviving member of the
original band.
32. Where was the news adapted from?
a. Los Angeles, 2002
b. The Ramones in 1974
c. Cedars Sinai Medical Center in June
d. Los Angeles, on Wednesday afternoon.
e. The Jakarta Post, Friday, September
17, 2004
33. Which of the following sentences is not
correct according to the text?
a. Johny Ramone was 55 years when he
passed away.
b. John Cumming was the name of Johny
Ramone’s son.
c. Johny Ramone was hospitalized at
Cedar Sinai Medical Center.
d. Johny Ramone had been suffered from
prostate cancer for five years.
e. Johny Ramone died on Wednesday
afternoon at his Los Angles home.
34. What is the communicative purpose of the
text?
a. To share with others an amusing
incident.
b. To present two point s of view about
an issue.
c. To inform readers about newsworthy
events
d. To persuade the readers that
something is the case
e. To describe how something is
accomplished through a sequence of
step.
35. “He battled against prostate cancer”. The
word “battle” has the same meaning as …
a. struggle with
b. obtained
c. obtained
d. gained
e. lost
Text 5:
Once, there were three treasure seekers,
Peter, John, and Rose, who found a map and
recognize that there was hidden treasure in a
cave near a cemetery.
The next day they brought some tools to
explore the cave. As they slowly walked deeper
into the cave, it became darker and cooler
inside. Rose was getting uneasy and asked
Peter, “Why don’t you switch on your
flashlight?”
“Oh, right,” replied Peter.
When Peter switched on the flashlight,
they found a huge gray object standing right in
front of them. They were astonished and
frightened. John went up and carefully
examined the object. He than said, “It’s a stone
casket”
“Why don’t we see what’s inside?
suggested Rose. Everyone agreed.
Peter and John used crowbars to force
open the casket cover while Rose pushed the
cover to the side. Suddenly it slipped and fell to
the ground with a loud bang. All of them got a
terrible shock and took a few steps backward.
After a while, the three of them slowly and
quietly walked back to the casket. Peter, who
was holding the flashlight, shone it against the
inside part of the casket. All of them nearly fell
on the ground because a preserved corpse was
found inside. They saw plenty of jewelry and
even exotic paintings buried with the corpse.
While they were examining the content of
the casket. Rose felt a jolt on the ground and
realized something was not right. She shouted.
“Scram!” Then, she immediately rushed to the
exit followed by Peter, John was the last one,
and before he reached the exit, it was
completely sealed off by falling rocks. He was
trapped.
What suddenly occurred was too much for
John to handle, and he kept saying to himself
that he was going to die there. He knelt down
and solemnly prayed to the decreased that if he
ever a secret and never return to disturb it. He
promised to offer prayers to the spirit.
A short while later, he saw a firefly
fluttering from the casket in the opposite
direction of the blocked exit. John followed the
firefly step by step. He saw some distance away
some dim light coming from the end of the
cave. He immediately removed from rocks. To
his surprise, it was another exit, and the dim
light was moonlight outside the cave. He knelt
again to thank the spirit.
36. Why did they bring tools along with them?
a. Because they wanted to dig up the cave
b. Because they armed themselves in case
of being attacked
c. Because they needed them to construct
an entrance to the cave.
d. Because they needed them to open any
hidden treasure
e. Because they wanted to look like
archeologists
37. Which of the following statements is NOT
true?
a. Everyone agreed to open the stone
casket
b. There were three treasure seekers
c. Rose remained in the cave
d. Peter switched on the flashlight
e. John was the last one to get out of the
cave
38. The organization of the text is …
a. Resolution, orientation and
complication
b. Orientation, complications, and
resolutions.
c. Complications, resolutions and
orientation
d. Introduction, orientation, and
resolution
e. Sequence, resolutions, and
complications
do. Give them proper and through training so
they can do it well, give them opportunities to
bring that training up to date. Make sure that
employees have freedom to exercise their own
judgment, to offer their suggestions, and to
point out problems. Most of all, make sure that
you tell them they are doing a good job, not
only during special assignments but when they
maintain a high standard of routine work.
41. When do employees do their best work?
a. when they are busy
b. when they are happy
c. when they are pressured
d. when they are challenged
e. when they are in the holiday
42. Once you have trained an employee, what
should you do?
a. Point out problems
b. Provide ways to update training
c. Make the employee train others
d. Move the employee to a different job
e. Control his or her chance to practice
39. The las paragraph tell us that John …
a. was saved by the firefly
b. was doomed in the cave
c. saw a dim light at the end of the tunnel
d. fell over the rocks
e. killed by firefly
43. What should a boss praise employees for?
a. Staying happy
b. Exercising their freedom
c. Accepting special assignments
d. Doing consistently good work
e. Giving proper training
40. What type of the text is the writing?
a. Report
b. Review
c. Narrative
d. Discussion
e. Explanation
44. Give them proper and through training so
…
What does the underlined word refers …
a. personnel officer
b. opportunities
c. supervisors
d. employees
e. satisfaction
Text 6:
FCC
FISHER COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY
Interoffice Memorandum
To: All Department Supervisors
Fm: J. Reindardt
Personal Officer
Sub: Summary of 3/24 training session on
improving job performance.
Date: April 1, 2008
Employees work best if they are happy. As a
supervisor, there are things you can do to
increase employees job satisfaction. Make sure
your employees understand what they have to
45. What does the writer of this memo mean?
a. to give a summary about training
employees
b. to make the employees free
c. to increase the job training
d. to exercise the employees
e. to do a good job
Text 7:
Hand-held Computer Games
My name is Thomas Park. I attend Seaview
High School. I am firmly of the opinion that
hand-held computer games should not be
banned from schools.
Firstly, if they were banned, just imagine
how many unhappy and lonely teenagers there
would be. You can play with hand-held
computer game at recess with your friends.
Moreover, they can help you make new friends.
So, the games encourage students to mix with
one another.
Secondly, hand-held computer games don’t
interfere with our school work. Yes,
occasionally students would get caught playing
with them in class. However, if there are proper
rules and punishments, this can be kept under
control.
Lastly, these games develop our hand-eye
coordination. They are quiet and so are not
distracting. Therefore, I can’t see why teachers
would object to this!
46. What is the writer’s profession?
a. A teacher
b. A student
c. An officer
d. A headmaster
e. A fortune teller
47. Which statement is TRUE according to the
text?
a. The writer of the text is Seaview
b. The writer wrote this article in the park
c.
The writer agrees to the banning of
hand-held computer games
d. Schools should ban from the use of the
hand-held computer games
e. According to the writer, banning handheld computer games makes the
students sad lonely
48. According to the writer, the hand-held
computer games should not be banned, he
mentioned three … of it.
a. prohibition
b. warnings
c. reason
d. notices
e. memos
49. The purpose of the text is to …
a. Describe about Thomas Park
b. Retail about the past even
c. Persuade the readers
d. Amuse the readers
e. Give information
50. “I am firmly of the opinion that hand-held
computer games should not be banned
from schools.
The synonym of the underlined word is …
a. prohibited
b. permitted
c. allowed
d. refused
e. let
GOOD LUCK
“wr”