Pemahaman Paket 1 1. A. Shopping at a grocety store.

Listening section B. Going to a grocery store.

C. Following directions.
In this section of thr test , you will have the D. Giving directions to the man
chance to show how well you understand E. Walking down Maple Street
spoken english there are four parts to this
section with special direction for each part. 2. A. In the morning

PART I B. In the afternoon

Questions 1 to 4 C. in the evening

Direction : D. at noon

Directions: In this part of the test, you will E. at midnight

hear some dialogues and questions spoken in 3. A. Expressing hope
English. The dialogues and the questions will
be spoken twice. They will not be printed in B. expressing pride
your test book, so you must listen carefully to C. expressing satisfaction
understand what the speakers are saying.
D. showing happiness
After you listen to the dialogue and the
question about it, read the five possible E. asking for an apology
answers, and decide which one would be the
4. A. Buying a book
best answer to the question you have heard.
Now listen to a sample question. B. celebrating a birthday
You will hear : C. borrowing a beautiful book
Man : we are almost out of cereal D. giving a birthday present
Woman : i know , i will go to the E. refusing the give
grocery store to buy some
PART II
more. I will also get some milk
, bread and fruit. Question 5 to 7
Man : would you get some instant Direction :
noodels ?
ln this part of the test, you will hear some
Woman : sure. incomplete dialogues spoken in English,
followed by four responses, also spoken in
Man : what does the want the
English. The dialogues and the responses will
woman to buys ?
be spoken twice. They will not be printed in
A. Fruit your test book, so you must listen carefully to
B. Milk. understand what the speakers are saying. You
C. Bread. have to choose the best response to each
D. Noodles question. Now listen to a sample question.
E. Cereal.
Woman : do you have any plans for
Narrator : the best answer to this question is the next weekend?
Noodels. Therefore you should choose
Man : i am thinking of going
answer (D).
mountain climbing
Woman : thats interesting. Can i go 8. A.
with you?

Man : sure. Do you have any

suggestion for activities there
?

Woman :......

Narrator : what does the woman

probably respond ?

A. Sorry, but i dont know much about

that B.
B. Yes, we could have a barbecue there.
C. Yes, i think that mountain is too high
D. Yes, i really love mountain climbing.

Narrator: The best answer to the question

what does the woman probably
respond is Yes, we could have a
barbecue there. Therefore you should
choose answer (B)

PART III
C.
Question 8 to 11

Directions :

In this part of the test, you will hear some

dialogues or monologues spoken in
English. The dialogues or monologues
will be spoken twice. They will not be
printed in your test book, so you must
listen carefully to understand what the
D.
speakers are saying. After you listen to
the dialogue or monolog ue, look at the
five pictures provided in your test book,
and decide which would be the most
suitable one for the dialogue or
monologue you have heard.
 E. D.

E.

9. A.

10. A.

B.

B.
C.
 C. B

D. C.

E.

D.

11. A.
 E. 14. A. Because the people tend to live
in the suburbs
B. because the people talk so
loudly on public places
C. because it is the smallest capital
city in europe
D. because the people are likely to
help foreigners
E. because the people are careless
and rude
15. A. In the city centre
PART IV
B. in the suburs
Questions 12 to 15
C. in the country side
Directions :
D. in the coffee shops
In this part of the test, you will hear
E. on train or buses
several monologues. Each monologue will
be spoken twice. They will not be printed The following text is for question 16 to 18
in your test book, so you must listen
carefully to understand what the speakers
are saying. After you hear the 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.
12. A. Sligo
B. lauriate
C. ulster bank
D. dublin
E. summer school
13. A. Dublin city
B. william yeats
C. yeats summer school
D. poerty
E. ireland
16. Why does PT Eureka have a letter The following text is for questions 19 to
to PT internusa ? 21
A. They are in sales offering The Holy Game
B. The distributors like to add Two players
brochures to be added to the
One marble per person
product
A hole in ground
C. PT Eureka proposes to become a
distributor for PT internusa A line (distance) to start from
products
D. PT Eureka proposes to become
First you must dub (click marbles ) Then
a distributor for PT Internusa
check that the marbles are in good
products
condition and are nearly worth the same
E. The distributors like to send the value.
product and combine it with other
Next, you must dig a hole in the ground
products.
and draw a line a fair distance away from
17 we know from the letter that the hole.
A. PT internusa will sell their The first player carefully throws his or
product in palembang her marble towards the hole
B. PT Eureka will sell software Then the second player tries to throw
product in its city his or her marble closer for the hole than
his or her opponent.
C. PT Eureka will sell software
product out of its city The player whose marble is the closest
to the hole tries to flick his or her marble
D. PT Eureka will sell their products
into the hole. If successful, this player tries
in jakarta
to flick his or her opponents marble into
E. PT internusa will sell hardware the hole. The person flicking the last
products in jakarta marble into the hole wins and gets to
keep both marbles.
18. We are a hardware company and
eager to add software products
(paragraph 2)
19. the text above is about
The underlined word can be best
A. the hole game
replaced with
B. ways to win marbles
A. Keen
B. Reluctant C. marbles and how to play them
C. Unwilling
D. how to make marbles
D. Loath
E. Elated E. rules in the playing
20. the word flick in the text is
similiar in meaning to
A. grab
B. hit
C. wink
D. kick
E. sweet
21 which statement in NOT TRUE
according to the text above
A. we should use the find marbles
to play
B. this hole game is for three
players only
C. before we play, a hole on the
ground should be dug
D. the winner is the last one
flicking the marble into the hole
E. the marbles owned by both
players should weigh the same
The following text is for questions 22 to
25
A long time ago, lived a very rich family in
Bali. The father ,Sidi Mantra. We was very
famous for his supernatural power. He
lived happily with his wife and his only
child Manik Angkeran. Manik Angkeran
was a spoiled son. He also had a bad
habit. He liked to gamble. Because of his
bad habit, his parents soon became poor.
They always advised Manik Angkeran to
stop his bad habit, but he never listened
to them. Instead he kept on begging to his
parents to give him a lot of money. The
parents then did not have the heart to see
him begging.
Sidi Mantra, his father, then went to
Agung Mountain. There lived a mighty
dragon with his great supernatural power.
He could provide jewelleries to those who
could say the right prayers and ring the
bell. Sidi Mantra had the bell and he also
knew the prayers. "My name is Sidi
Mantra. I have a problem. My son likes to
gamble. He made me poor. And now he
asks a lot of money. I want to give him
some, but now I want him to promise to
stop his bad behaviour," explained Sidi
Mantra after he met the dragon.
Sidi Mantra then said the prayers and rang
the bell. Suddenly, jewelleries came out
from the dragon's body. He was very
happy and immediately brought the
jewelleries home. This time Sidi Mantra
wanted Manik Angkeran really to stop
gambling. The son then promised. But
soon he broke the promise. He knew
about the dragon.
He heard that his father got the
jewelleries from the dragon living in
Agung Mountain. So he stole his father's
bell then went there. After arrived in
Agung Mountain, Manik Angkeran rang
the bell. The dragon knew him. "I will give
you anything you want but you have to
promise to stop gambling. Remember the
karma!" then the dragon gave him the
jewelleries. Manik Angkeran was very
happy. Suddenly he had a bad idea. He
wanted to kill the dragon and stole all his
jewelleries.
The dragon knew his plan and with his
great power he killed Manik Angkeran.
Sidi Mantra was very sad. He asked the
dragon to bring his son back to life. The
dragon agreed but they had to live in
different places. After few moments,
Manik Angkeran lived again.
Then Sidi Mantra used a stick to make a
big line between them on the ground.
From the line, water flowed. Soon it
became a river. Finally it became a strait.
It separated Java and Bali. People then
named the strait as Bali Strait.
22. what is text about
A. the legend of bali strait
B. the legend of manik angkeran
C. sidi mantra and manik angkeran
D. sidi mantra and a dragon
E. the legend of mount agung
23. what did sidi mantra do to find
money for his son
A. he gave manik angkeran the bell
to call the dragon
B. he killed the dragon and stole
the jewels
The following text is for questions 26 to
29
Bandung, West Java: The driver of a truck
carrying load of vegetable and his
assistant died when their vehicle smashed
into several houses in Cilengkrang, East
Bandung, at around 6 p.m. Monday.
East Bandung district chief Muhammad
Jamaluddin identified the victims as
Wawan, 40, and Mikdan Mustafa 46, both
of Soreang. Their bodies were taken to
Hasan Sadikin General Hospital in
Bandung for autopsies.
They were probably sleepy or their
brakes failed. The truck hit five houses,
but the worst hit were three houses,
Jamaluddin said in Cilengkrang on Friday-
JP.
26. the text above tells about
A. a poor driver

C. he prayed at a mount and asked B. cilengkrang district

for money
C. an accident
D. he used his supernatural power
D. victims of an accident
E. he cracked the ground into two
E. the cheif of east bandung
islands
district
24. what is the main idea of pragraph
27. the accident happened because
two
probably
A. manik angkeran wanted to kill
A. the driver was sleepy
the dragon and stole the jewels
B. the visibility was poor
B. sidi mantra wanted manik
angkeran to stop gambling C. the road was in bad condition

C. sidi mantra gave manik
angkeran all the jewels
D. manik angkeran became poor
28.
E. sidi mantra was a rich man
D. the driver ran the truck fast
E. the truck was overloaded
which of the following statements
is TRUE
 A. the truck hit the pillar pay more for a mobile phone compared to
a fixed telephone. Therefore, you should
B. there was a policeman at the
only use the mobile phone only for
location
important talks.
C. the accident happended in the
30. what is the text about
morning
A. the adventages of using a
D. the driver and the assistant of
mobile phone
the truck died
B. the various types of mobile
E. the chief of east bandung
phone
district was the eyewitness of the
accident C. the consequences of using a
mobile phone
29. East Bandung District Chief,
Muhammad Jamaluddin, identified D. how to use a mobile phone
the victims as (paragraph 1) effectively
The underline word has almost the E. things to consider before buying
same meaning as a mobile phone
A. Recognized 31. which of the following words is
B. Linked NOT TRUE about a mobile phone
C. Personalized
A. practical
D. Distinguished
E. Eharacterized B. expensive
The following text is for questions 30 to C. prestigious
33
D. economical
Do you want to buy mobile phone? Dont
E. easy yo carry
be hasty. There are many things to
consider. Be reasonable before making 32. which of the following is the most
the decision. important thing to consider before
buying a mobile phone
First, you can start by asking yourself the
usefulness of the equipment. The A. the type
question might be, Do I want it for
B. the color
prestige or usefulness?
C. your hobby
Then, you should make a choice on the
type of the mobile phone. There are D. your like
various choices in the market, so you
E, your prestige
should decide the one that meets your
needs and whether you can afford it or 33. from the text above , we know
not. that
The consequence of using a mobile phone A. all types of mobile phones are
is its high operational costs. You have to good
 B. it is very important for us to B. it announces the committee of
have a mobile phone the event
C. buying an expensive mobile C. it describes the dress code of
phone is a wise decision the event
D. it is wise using a mobile phone D. it mentions the guest stars that
for chatting with friends will perform in the event
E. it is advisable to use a mobile E. it tells who will become the host
phone only for important talks
35. based on the text, what dou you
The following text is for questions 34 to think the weather at that time
38 would be
MAKE TRACKS A. cold
TO THE B. windy
UNIVERSITY PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY C. quite cold
AND D. quite windy
GO E. hot
WILD... 36. what is the text about
READ! A. it promotes univercity park
publik library
2015 Summer Reading Club
B. it describes the event of
Kick-off Party
meeting friends
Saturday, May 21st 11:00 AM 1:30 PM
C. it suggests people to join chase
Prized bank

Suprises Balloons Refreshments D. it explains how to be a student

Entertainment Tons of Fun ! of park univercity

Meet your Friends in the Big Top Tent on E. it asks people to go to chase
the Chase Bank parking lot to sign bank
up and join the fun!
37. tons of fun!
The UPPL Summer Reading club is
The underlined word is closest in
underwritten by
meaning to
CHASE BANK 6517 Hillcrest at Daniel
A. Fear
artworkMichael Austin Texas Libraries use only B. Gloom
34. what does the text tell after C. Worry
stating the named of the event D. Jollity
E. Woes
A. it tells the time of the event
38. the event will be held for about E. the history of indian alphabets
A. an hour 40. what prompted sequoyah to
develop his alphabet
B. two hours
A. people were waiting things
C. two and a half hours
about him that he couldnt read
D. four hours
B. he wanted to became white
E. five hours people

The following text is for questions 39 to C. after hunting accident, he

42 needed something to keep him
busy
Sequoyah was a young Cheerokee Indian,
son of a white trader and an Indian D. he did not want the history of
squaw. At an early age, he became his people preserved for future
fascinated by "the talking leaf," an generations
expression that he used to describe the
E. he wanted to enable indians to
white man's written records. Although
become literate
many believed this "talking leaf" to be a
gift from the Great Spirit, Sequoyah 41. his family and friends thought
refused to accept that theory. Like other him mad, but while recuperating
Indians of the period, he was illiterate, but from a hunting accident
his determination to remedy the situation
What is the synonym of the
led to the invention of a unique eighty-six
underline word
character alphabet based on the-sound
patterns that he heard. His family and A. Recovering
friends thought him mad, but while B. Rectifying
recuperating from a hunting accident, he C. Reclaiming
diligently and independently set out to D. Recycling
create a form of communication for his E. Repeating
own people as well as for other Indians. In
42. what is the purpose of the text
1821, after twelve years of work, he had
above
successfully developed a written language
that would enable thousands of Indians to A. To retell the early life of
read and write. sequoyah
B. To promote the eight six
39. what is the best title for the text
character indian alphabet
above
C. To retell how sequoyah
A. the son of a white trader developed indian alphabet
D. To describe the eighty-six-
B. the talking leaf
character indian alphabet
C. the portrait of indian illiteracy E. To discuss the theory of
talking leaf
D. sequoyah, the creator of indian
alphabets
For questions 43 to 46, complete the D. combined
following text with the most suitable
E. has combined
words.
Mango fruit are oval and (43)
like an egg, the fruit varies (44) size and
has a fleshy pulp. The interior flesh is
bright orange and soft. There is a large,
flat (45) in the center of the fruit. They
have smooth and soft skin. The skin is
The follong text is for questions 47 to 49
usually (46) of green, red and yellow
Nature VS Nurture
People wondered for a long time
43
how their personalities and behaviors are
A. Shaped formed. Two distinct schools of thought
B. Sized on the matter have develop. The two
C. Colored approaches are very different from each
D. Weigh other. The controversy is often referred to
E. Lengthened as nature and nurture.
44. Those who support the nature side
of the conflict believe that our
A. at
personalities and behavior patterns are
B. in largely determined by biological and
genetic factors. That our environment has
C. on
little to do with our abilities,
D. of characteristics, and behavior is central to
this theory.
E. to
Proponents of the nurture theory
45.
claim that our environment is more
A. stem important than our biologically based
instinct in determining how we will act.
B. skin
They see humans as beings whose
C. branch behavior is almost completely shaped by
their surroundings.
D. leaf
Neither of these theories can yet
E. pit
fully explain human behavior . In fact, it is
46. quite likely that the key to our behavior
lies somewhere between these two
A. combine
extremes. That the controversy will
B. combination continue for a long time is certain.

C. combining
47. what do people who support
nuture theory think about human
characteristics
A. genetic factor affects human
characteristics
B. human characteristics are
developed for a long time
C. human characteristics arent
determined by their surroundings
D. human characteristics are
determined by their biological
parents
E. environment takes an important
role in building human
characteristics
48. The main idea of the first
paragraph
A. there are two opinions about
what determines our personalities
B. personalities and behavior are
formed by nature only
C. the nature and nurture are two
matters that determine humans
personalities
D. the environment has no
influence on the formation of our
personalities
E. there is a difference between
nature and nuture
49. our environment is more
important that our biologically
based instict in determining how
we will act (paragraph 3)
The underline word is closest in
meaning to
A. Intuition
B. Inspiration
C. Thought
D. Behavior
E. Habit
50. arrange these sentences into a
good paragraph
1. thirty people died, all of them
were british
2. there were only four survivors,
who managed to get out through a
broken window
3. there was a terrible accident on
motorway near gondolfo last night
4. luckily the motorway was quiet
and no other vehicle was involved
in the crash
5. the coach was owned by
gladway tours london
6. and the driver was in a hurry
7. a coach overtuned and caught
fire
8. the coach left london two hours
late
A. 3-7-1-5-4-2-6-8
B. 3-7-1-5-2-4-8-6
C. 3-7-5-2-1-6-8-4
D. 3-7-5-8-6-2-1-4
E. 3-7-6-1-5-2-4-8