B.

INNGRIS Kelas XI Smt 2

I; LISTENING COMPREHENSION.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT ANSWER BY
CROSSING A, B, C, D, or E.
In this section of the test, you will have the
chance to show how well you understand
spoken English. There are four parts to this
section with special direction for each part.
PART ONE.
Questions 1 to 4.
Directions:
In this part of the test, you will hear some
dialogues and questions spoken in English.
The dialogues and the questions will be
spoken twice. They will not be printed in your
test book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers are saying.
After you listen to the dialogue 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.
Now listen to a sample question.
You will hear:
Boy

: Do you use the internet very often?

Girl

: Yes, I do. I use it for communication.

Boy

: How do you communicate with it?

Girl

: I send and receive e-mails, and I

speak with my friends using voice
mail.

Narrator
: What is the main topic of the
conversation?
A; How to use e-mail
B; Internet usage
C; Receiving e-mails
D; Voice mail
E; Communication
The best answer to this question is Internet
usage. Therefore you should choose answer
(B).
1;
A;
B;
C;
D;
E;
2;

Her grandma got an accident

Her grandma passed away
Her grandma got sick again
Her grandma could not visit her
Her grandma moved to another house

A;
B;
C;
D;
E;

She loves it
She cant play it
She is not interested in it
She feels it is tiring
She prefers playing it in a court to
play it on the beach

3;
A; Many people want to be rich
B; Many people want to get best
education there
C; Many people like living there
D; Many people are interested in getting
jobs there
E; Many babies are born there each year
4;
A;
B;
C;
D;
E;

She is worried
She is angry
She is confused
She is very curious
She is very terrifying

PART TWO.
Questions 5 to 7.
Directions:
In this part of the test you will hear some
incomplete dialogues spoken in English,
followed by four responses, also spoken in
English. The dialogues and the responses will
be spoken twice. They will not be printed in
your test book, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers are saying. You
have to choose the best response to each
question.
Now listen to a sample question.
Man
: Where are we going to stay?
Woman
: At the sun hotel, near the beach.
Man
: Why there?
Woman
:
Narrator
: What will the woman most likely
reply?
A; Stay there
B; Stay there
C; It provides excellent service
D; Theres a hotel there
E; Its on the beach
The best answer to the question is It provides
excellent service. Therefore, you should
choose answer (B).
5; Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
(A)

6; Mark your answer on your answer sheet.

(B)
7; Mark your answer on your answer sheet.
(A)
PART THREE.
Questions 8 to 11.
Directions:
In this section of the test, you will hear some
dialogue or monologue spoken in English. The
dialogue or monologue will be spoken twice.
They will not be printed in your test book, so
you must listen carefully to understand what
the speakers are saying. After you listen to the
dialogue or monologue, look at the five
pictures provided in your test book, and
decide which one would be the most suitable
with the dialogue or monologue you have
heard.
8; Picture

10.

11.
9;
9.

A;
B;
C;
D;
E;

He was sad
He was annoyed
He was anxious
He was excited
He was confused

THIS IS THE END OF THE LISTENING

SECTION
PART FOUR:
Reading Section:
Questions 12 to 15.
Directions:
In this part of the test you will hear several Text 1 is for no. 16 - 17
monologues. Each monologue will be spoken
ATTENTION ART ENTHUSIASTS
two times. They will not be printed in your test
book, so you must listen carefully to understand
what the speakers are saying. After you hear the
monologues and the question s about it, read the
five possible answers and decide which one
Becksvoort Gallery is holding a
would be the best answer to the questions you
have heard.
12

PUBLIC SALE

A; The rational belief that we will recover

from our mistakes.
B; The irrational belief that we will not
recover from our mistakes
C; The fundamental experiences that
associate with having a life
D; The natural part of learning and
growing
E; The opportunity and feedback.
13
A; It makes us optimistic
B; It makes us miss the opportunities
C; It supports us to have some
fundamental experiences
D; It prevents us from having some
fundamental experiences
E; It supports us to learn and grow
14
A;
B;
C;
D;
E;
15

He was watering the roses

He was repairing the mailbox
He was working with his computer
He was pruning the roses
He was buying a new computer

in the Grand Ballroom at the Hotel Luxe

299 Norman Street, Melbourne
Come and see our range of exquisite
pieces.

16; What is the purpose of the notice?

A; To announce a sale of artwork.
B; To advertise the opening of a hotel.
C; To offer a discount on painting lessons.
D; To publicize a photography exhibition.
E; To announce the opening of an art gallery.
17; According to the notice, what can people do
online?
A; Purchase selected items.
B; Order tickets to an event.
C; Register for art classes.
D; View some pieces of art.
E; Buy some paintings.

Text 2 is for no. 18 19

Low Airfares
New York

Berlin

$349

New York

San Francisco $239

New York

Bombay

$538

Washington

Bombay

$379

San Francisco

Paris

$456

All flights make at least one stop with a change of aircraft.

Tickets must be purchased two weeks in advance.
Once ticketed, any alteration will cost $25,00.
No refunds.

18; The advertisement is about

A; Flight booking.
B; Low cost flights.
C; International flights.
D; Western to Eastern world flights.
E; An aircraft change in international flights.

19; When should people buy the tickets?

A; One day before the flight.
B; One week before the flight.
C; Two weeks before the flight.
D; Three weeks before the flight.
E; One month before the flight.

Text 3 is for no. 20 23

Apart from the advantages, ultraviolet light has many disadvantages in many practical applications.
To everyones knowledge, the direct impact of the light on the eyes for an excessive length of time
may blind a person. Even though it can cure certain skin disease, it is also very harmful to the skin. A
study just completed in the United States says that the light may cause skin cancer.
Ultraviolet rays of the sun have been ranked as the third most dangerous cancer-causing agent after
alcohol and tobacco. Sun worshippers in the quest for a bronzed look have to be careful of excessive and
uncontrolled exposure to the sun.
Its high time to warn people about the danger of ultraviolet light. People should be alert about this.
C; ultraviolet usage in medic.
D; the sun ultraviolet
E; ultraviolet light
20; The text mainly tells about .
A; the advantages of using ultraviolet
B; the disadvantages of using ultraviolet

21; Which statement is NOT true about

ultraviolet?
A; It may cause a person lose his/her vision
B; It can cure skin disease
C; It can cause skin cancer
D; It doesnt have any advantages
E; It can come from the sun light

A;
B;
C;
D;
E;

disadvantage
exposure
effect
cause
force

23; The word this in the last line means.

A; ultraviolet light
22; To everyones knowledge, the direct impact
B; the advantages of ultraviolet light
of the light on..(paragraph 2).
C; the disadvantages of the sun rays
The underlined word has a closest meaning
D; the danger of ultraviolet light
with.
E; the warning
Text 4 is for no. 24 28
What a prize to pay for bending the rules? A painful one!
Tom and Jack were cycling in the park on one bright and sunlit morning. The air was very fresh,
the birds were chirping in the trees and all the flowers were in full bloom in the park. We should come
here more often, Tom said happily.
Jack nodded his head with a smile and then they continued cycling. After a few minutes, Tom,
suddenly exclaimed, Look, theres a playground at the other side! Lets race there and play on the
swing!
With that in mind, the two boys cycled as fast as they could and soon they reached the
playground. But just as Tom was about to jump on a swing, Jack noticed a sign that said, No child above
the age of five is allowed on the swings. Tom, see that sign? I think that we had better not play on the
swings. They are not meant for big boys like us. Never mind. Dont be a spoil sport, Jack. Come on,
itll be fun.
Jack started to walk away but Tom continued to swing himself. Tom started to swing slowly.
When he gained speed, he started swinging as high as the sky.
Suddenly, he was flung off the swing into a bushy and muddy area. He laid there flat unable to
move. Jack saw what happened to Tom and rushed to help hem. He quickly called an ambulance, which
rushed Tom safely to the hospital.
Tom was hospitalized for a week, for a broken arm. He had learned a painful lesson from this
accident and swore to Jack that from that day onwards he dared not disobey any sings in the park again.

24; How did Tom and Jack go to the park?

A; by car
B; by bike
C; on foot
D; by running racing
E; by motorcycle

E; Tom was awarded in hospital for a broken

arm.

26; Which of the following sentences is not true

according to the text?
A; Tom was five years old.
B; The day was lovely.
C; Jack fell down from the swing.
25; Which of the following sentence is true
D; There was a playground in the park.
according to the text?
E; There were so many flowers in the park
A; Tom and Jack didnt have the same opinion
about the park.
B; Tom and Jack jumped on the swings.
27; The word disobey in the last sentence has
C; Tom was a brave boy
the closest meaning with.
D; Jack warned Tom not to get on the swing.
A; noticed

B; flung off
C; dare
28; What can you learn from the story above?
A; We should obey the rules wherever we are.
B; Children should not play in the playground 30;
alone.
C; We should bend the rules so the people will
consider us brave.
D; We should keep the friendship to live
happily.
E; Everyone should help each other

D; rush
E; bend
How did Chris cover up the death of the
rabbit?
A; By burying it in the backyard.
B; By bathing it and then burying it.
C; By replacing it with his own rabbit.
D; By throwing it into his neighbours rubbish
bin.
E; By cleaning it and then putting it in his
neighbours house.

Text 5 is for no. 29 33

31; How did Chris get into his neighbours
house?
After a long day at the office, Chris came
A; Breaking the side window of the house.
home one day and found his dog with the
B; Breaking the front door of the house.
neighbours pet rabbit in his mouth. The rabbit was
C; Sneaking through the backdoor.
D; Using the key hidden below the doormat.
obviously dead. Chris panicked! If my neighbours
E; Passing the front gate of the house.
find out my dog killed their bunny, theyll hate me
forever, he thought. So he took the dirty, chewed up
rabbit into the house, gave it a bath and blow-dried
32; If my neighbours find out my dog killed
its fur. Chris knew his neighbours kept their
their bunny, theyll hate me forever (par. 1)
backdoor open during the summer, so he sneaked
The sentence implies .
inside and put the bunny back into the cage, hoping
his neighbours would think it died of natural causes.
A; Chris wanted his neighbour to know that
his dog killed the rabbit.
A couple of days later Chris and his
B; Chris worried if his neighbour was angry
neighbour saw each other outside. Did you hear
with him.
C; Chris hated his neighbour so that he killed
that Fluffy die? the neighbour asked.
Oh.
the rabbit.
Uhmm... Sorry to hear that. What happened? Chris
D;
Chris let his dog eat the rabbit.
mumbled. The neighbour replied, We just found
E; Chris was happy because his dog could kill
him dead in his cage one day. But the strange thing
the rabbit.
is that the day after we buried him, we went out to
dinner and someone must have dug him up, gave
him a bath and put him back into the cage!
33; Which statement is correct?
A; The rabbit was dead because the dog killed
29; What was his dog doing when Chris found
it.
it?
B; Chris ordered his dog to get the rabbit.
A; The dog was eating the rabbit.
C; The rabbit did not die because of the dog.
B; The dog was killing the rabbit.
D; Chriss neighbour thought that the rabbit
C; The dog was barking at a thief.
was still alive.
D; The dog was digging the neighbours field.
E; Chriss neighbour actually wanted the rabbit
E; The dog was carrying a dead rabbit in its
dead.
mouth.
Fluffy Bunny Rabbit

Text 6 is for no. 34 38

Long ago there lived a fisherman in a hut by the sea. He had a wife and three children. He made
living catching fish and selling them.
One day he cast his net into the sea and pulled out a brass jar instead of fish.
He uncorked the jar to find out what was inside. At once smoke came out and rose to the sky.
After a while, the smoke took the shape of a giant.

The fisherman trembled at the sight. He grew even more terrified when the giant thundered, I am
going to kill you!
Why? cried the fisherman. What have I done? In fact, I have saved you. I have set you free
from the jar.
I am going to kill you! the giant shot back.
Again the fisherman asked, What wrong have I done? Why do you want to kill me?
Well, answered the giant, about five hundred years ago I rebelled against my king, and to
punish me, he put me in the jar and threw me into the sea.
Two hundred years passed, and I said, If any man sets me free I will make him rich forever.
But no one came.
Another teo hundred years passed, and I said, If any man sets me free I will grant him three
wishes. But no one came. Then I grew angry and I said, If any man sets me free I will kill him. So I
must kill you.
But the fisherman said, Before I die let me asked you one question. How did you get into the jar?
It can barely contain one of your toes! How could it contain your whole body?
Dont you believe that I was in it? cried the giant.
I cannot believe until I see you in it, answered the fisherman.
The giant grew angry. You fool, said he, see how I can get into the jar, and turned once more
into smoke, and grew smaller and smaller till he entered the jar.
At once the fisherman put the cork back on the jar and said, Stay there forever. I am going to
throw you back into the sea.
No, no ! cried the giant. Open the jar, and I will give you great gifts.
But the fisherman only replied, I cannot trust you. And he threw the jar into the sea.

34; How did the fisherman feel when he found

a giant coming out of the jar?
A Scared and shivering.
B Scared and curious.
F; Curious and relieved.
G; Shocked and curious.
H; Astounded and relieved

B; The smoke coming out of the jar soon turned

to be a giant.
C; The smoke and the giant were coming out of
the jar together.
D; The giant wanted the fisherman to blow the
smoke away.
E; The smoke went to the giants face because
the fisherman had uncorked the jar

35; The giant was in the jar because .

A; Someone had asked him to meditate there. 37; What did the giant go into the jar again for?
B; The fisherman asked him to go into the jar.
A; To show his power to the fisherman.
B; To hide from the coming king.
C; The giant had escaped from his enemy.
D; The fisherman imprisoned him there.
C; To prove that he had really been in the jar.
D; To avoid any danger the fisherman might
E; The giants king imprisoned him there.
cause.
E; To show his magic power.
36; the smoke took the shape of a giant.
What does this sentence imply?
A; The smoke rose when the giant had come 38; Which of the following statements is true
out of the jar.
based on the story?

A; The giant and the fisherman were friends.

B; The fisherman was lucky to have his three
wishes granted.
C; The giant went back to the jar because he
was smart.

D; The fisherman was more brilliant than the

giant.
E; The giant was able to uncork the jar.

Text 7 is for no. 39 41

A very successful lawyer parked his brand-new Lexus in front of his office, ready to show it off to his
colleagues.
As he got out, a truck passed too close and tore off the door on the drivers side.
The lawyer immediately grabbed his mobile phone, dialled 911, and within minutes a policeman
pulled up.
Before the officer had a chance to ask any questions, the lawyer started screaming hysterically.
His Lexus, which he had just picked up the day before, was now completely ruined no matter what the
body shop did do it.
When the lawyer finally wound down from his ranting and raving, the officer shook his head in
disgust and disbelief.
I cannot believe how materialistic you are, the cop said. You are so focused on your
possessions that you dont notice anything else.
How can you say such a thing? asked the lawyer.
The cop replied, Dont you know that your left arm is missing from the elbow down? It must
have been torn off when the truck hit you.
My God! screamed the lawyer. My Rolex!
39; What things did the lawyer lose?
A; His car, his watch, and his left arm.
B; His car, his necklace, and his left arm.
C; His necklace, his watch, and his left arm.
D; His car, his necklace, and his right arm.
E; His necklace, his watch, and his right arm.
40; What was the first thing the lawyer did after 41;
his car door was torn off?
A; He called an ambulance.
B; He informed his family.
C; He called a policeman.
D; He chased a truck driver.
E; He went to a police station.
Text 8 is for no. 42 46

What can we conclude about the lawyer?

A; He was materialistic.
B; He was inattentive.
C; He was helpless.
D; He was careless.
E; Ha was stingy.

Each year more than 30,000 drivers and front seat passengers killed in accidents are not
wearing seat belts whereas failure to wear a seat belt contributes to fatalities. At a speed of only
30 miles per hour, it is the same as falling from a thirdfloor building. Wearing a seat belt
saves lives; it reduces your chance of death or serious injury by more than a half.
Drivers or front seat passengers have to wear seat belts in most vehicles. If you are 14 or
over, it will be your responsibility to wear the seat belt. If you do not, you could be fined up. It

will be the driver's responsibility to make sure that children under 14 do not ride in the front
unless they are wearing a seat belt.
Being thrown from a moving vehicle is the number one cause of death in car crashes. Staying
inside the vehicle is your best chance of survival. Safety belts are designed to keep you inside the
vehicle, where there's room to live.
However, you don't have to wear a seat belt in certain circumstances. For example, if you are
reversing your vehicle, or making a local delivery using a vehicle constructed or adapted for
that purpose. Make sure these circumstances apply to you before you decide not to wear your seat
belt.
In addition, certain people are prohibited to wear a seat belt because of their health.
These people will not have to wear a seat belt if they get a valid medical certificate from a
doctor, but they should be able to show it to the police whenever necessary.
42; Wearing a seat belt in a vehicle . . . .
A; prevents you from death
B; reduces road accidents by more than half
C; saves lives only at a speed of 30 miles per
hour
D; reduces the risk of death and injury to
45;
drivers and passengers
E; saves the lives of more than 30,000 drivers
and front seat passengers

C; delivering party invitations

D; going backwards into a parking space
E; picking up the children from the local
school
For some people, it may be better . . . .

A; to ask the police for a certificate

B; to wear a seat belt for health reasons
C; not to wear a seat belt due to health

problems
D; to pay the fine rather than wear a seat belt
43; It is the driver's responsibility to . . . .
E; to get a valid medical certificate before
A; wear a seat belt on all occasions
wearing a seat belt
B; stop children riding in the front seat
C; tell all passengers to wear a seat belt
D; make the front seat passengers wear a seat 46; . ". . . certain people are prohibited to
belt
wear a seat belt . . . ." (paragraph 5)
E; make children under 14, riding in the
The underlined word is synonymous with . . . .
front, wear a seat belt
44; According to the text, which of the following
people do not have to wear a seatbelt?
A; sick
B; under 14 years old

A;
B;
C;
D;
E;

tolerable
forbidden
permitted
allowable
unacceptable

47; Rearrange the following sentences to make a meaningful paragraph

1. On that day he took his family out to a lofty hill and amused himself with flying kites.
2. Kites Day celebrates the saving of this family.
3. On kites Day thousands of kites shaped like dragon, fishes, birds, and butterflies float
over cities and towns throughout of China.
4. He returned in the evening to find his house destroyed and his animals buried in the ruins.
5. Each kite flown is supposed to float away evils which might attack its owner.
6. A legend tells that hundreds of year ago a man dreamed that a misfortune would happen to his
household on certain day.
The right arrangement of the sentences above is ....
A;
B;
C;
D;
E;

3,6,1,4,2,5
3,2,5,6,1,4
2,1,3,6,4,5
6,1,4,3,2,5
6,1,4,5,2,3

Choose the most suitable words to complete the paragraph!

Most of the Indonesian farmers use traditional tools to (48) ... their fields. They use ... (49) to loosen
the soil. Modern farm machinery is not needed, because the size of the average farm is small. Farmers
also use ... (50) to get better crops. They use both, natural and chemical ones.

48;
A;
B;
C;
D;
E;
F;

till
plant
weed
look after
look forward

49;
A; bulldozer
B; fertilizer
C; seeders

D; tractors
E; ploughs
50;
A;
B;
C;
D;

land
water
fertilizer
certain soil

E; pest sprayer

***** Good Luck *****