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It's Already Lunch Time. I Feel Like Starvin READING SECTION Question No. 16 to 30, choose the appropriate answer. 16. Zacky : It’s already lunch time. I feel like starving Nitya : Let’s eat at Pangeran’s Café Zacky : … I’m rather bored with the food there a. Why don’t we have something different? b. What about having lunch together? c. How about having dinner there? d. Let’s not eat anywhere else 17. Tom : Good afternoon. Can I talk to Mr. Jack, please? Secretary : ….. I’ll connect you. You’re through now. a. Would you like to leave a message? b. Thanks for calling our office c. Could you hold on? d. I’m afraid he’s not here right now. 18. Armand : Hi, Anjas. … Anjas : It was wonderful. I climbed the mountain and saw the sun set from the top. a. How are you doing? b. How was your holiday? c. Where did you go? d. What do you do on weekends? 19. Andrew : Do you want to join me to see “Gigi Band” concert tomorrow? Andika : … Would you like to pick me up? Andrew : Yeah, I’ll pick you up at 7 p.m a. I don’t think I can b. Good Idea, but I can’t c. Great, I love it very much d. It’s sounds bad idea 20. Jerry : Damian, …? Damian : Of course, but don’t forget to fill up the tank in the gas station first. a. Can you come to borrow your car? b. Will you be able to borrow your car? c. Is it possible for me to borrow your car? d. Did you ask me to borrow your car? 21. Anggi : I’m afraid I have to complain, Frida. Some of my novel pages you returned to me yesterday were ripped Frida : … I will buy you the new one. a. Really? That’s not my problem. b. I’m afraid it wasn’t my mistake. c. I’m really sorry, I didn’t check it d. Sorry, It’s not my responsible 22. Son : Mom, my teacher asked me to buy an English handbook. …? Mother : Certainly, here you are. a. May I give you some money? b. Could you pass me some money? c. Do you mind asking me some money? d. Would you mind giving me some money? 23. Zahwa : Do you have a plan for next holiday, Gina? Gina : Not yet, Why? Zahwa : … a. I was just asking. Did you enjoy it? b. I planned to go to somewhere c. I have a great vacation. I think you might join me. d. I’m going to have a vacation. Would you like to join me? 24. Zikri : Why don’t we try to find another restaurant? I think the restaurant service is not good. Tio : Why do you say so? Zikri : Yeah, … , there would be many people coming there. a. If the service was good b. If the service were good c. If the service is not good d. If the service had been good 25. Dio : JK. Rowling’s novels are masterpieces. Tania : … He must have gotten many awards for what he has written a. I’m not sure b. I have no idea c. I doubt that d. That must be true 26. Heny : Tomorrow I’ll go to Dany’s house. But I don’t know the way. Could you tell me where it is? Septi : Just go along The Sudirman Street, … a. His house between bookshop and minimarket b. I don’t know where is the next direction c. I’ll accompany you for two block from here d. Just go by yourself, you’ll find it on the right 27. Disya : My father works in a travel agent. He is a tour guide Mia : What does your father usually do? Disya : … a. He usually drives the car for the client anywhere they want b. He responsible for giving guidance about interesting place to visit c. He usually responsible for making visa of the clients d. He is in charge to guard the clients until they safe in their house 28. Tamara : Excuse me,...on June 13th and 14th. Is it available? Receptionist : I’m sorry, sir. I am afraid our hotel is fully booked at that time. a. I’d like to book a ticket. b. I’d like to reserve a room. c. I need to order a birthday cake. d. I need to confirm about my reservation. 29. Damar : Can The Government eliminate the corruption problem? Bayu : … if the “KPK” works well and people support it a. I don’t think so b. I think it is impossible c. Why not? It’s impossible d. There’s no doubt about it 30. Tama : Hi, Zio. You look so serious. …? Zio : I’m browsing some Business Letter through internet now. I have to collect it tomorrow. a. What are you doing b. How are you doing now c. Where are you studying d. What are you going to do Question 31 to 36. Find out the inappropriate words or phrases in the sentences below. 31. Sarah : Why did you decide to study at “SMK” instead of “SMA”? A Bian : My father keeps telling me that I will get a job more easier if I study at “SMK” B C D 32. Naura : It’s too crowded here. I can’t find Gizha A Felia : Hey, look at the girl whose has long straight hair and wearing white skirt. I think she is Gizha B C D 33. Fajri : Do you have special drink for our dinner? A B Fajral : Should you try our special drink, Bandrek tonight? It's good to warm your body. C D 34. Informan : Attention please! A little girl is separated from his parents. He is 4 years old. A He has got straight Long hair. She is wearing a pink shirt and black pants. B C Her shoes are black too. D 35. Mrs. Sue : Hi, Gerry. How was your job interview? A Gerry : It was bad Mom. I failed. If I haven’t been so nervous, I could have answered it. B C Mrs. Sue : It’s Okay. You’ll get another chance. D 36. Dio : Hi, Jane. Why do you look so sad today? A Jane : That’s true. My little brother was hospitalized yesterday. He got an accident B C Dio : I’m glad to hear that. I hope he get well soon. D Questions 37, 38, and 39 refer to the following memo To : Office Staff From : Joe Young, CEO Subject : Lunch Time All staff members are requested to eat their lunch in the employee lounge only. Please don’t take food into the conferences room and please don’t eat at your desk. We want to keep this office clean. A dining table and chairs are available in the break room for your comfort. We also plan to buy a small refrigerator for the break room. You will be able to store food there. Thank you for your cooperation 37. What is the purpose of the memo? a. To invite staff members to a special lunch b. To announce a conference c. To discuss how the office is cleaned d. To explain the staff where they may eat 38. Who is Joe Young? a. The Director b. The CEO c. An Officer Staff d. A lunch Server 39. … to eat their lunch in the employee longue only. The underlined word refers to … a. Joe Young b. The CEO c. Office Staff d. A lunch server Question 40, 41, and 41 refer to the following table. HOW WE STAY FIT Work out at Gym Walk or Run Bicycle Other Age 21-30 25% 30% 35% 10% Age 31-40 25% 35% 20% 20% Age 41-50 20% 40% 15% 25% Age 51+ 40% 35% 15% 10% 40. What information does this table tell us? a. How often people of different ages exercise b. Which age groups exercise most? c. Where people prefer to exercise d. Which kinds of exercise people of different ages prefer 41. For which age group is working out at a gym the most popular form of exercise? a. Age 21-30 b. Age 31-40 c. Age 41-50 d. Age 51+ 42. What can we infer from this table? a. People aged 21-30 exercise more than people in the age groups b. Most people aged 31-40 belong to a gym or health club c. Many people aged 41-50 don’t enjoy bicycle riding d. People aged 51+ don’t exercise as much as they used to Question 43, 44, and 45 refer to the following Michelle Yeoh is a martial-arts actress who held her ground with Jackie Chan. She was the Bond girl who stayed out of 007’s bed and the mysterious warrior in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. Her fighting skills were exceeded only by her inner strength. Being a ballerina and a beauty queen had made her an unusual superstar. She was born on August 6, 1962 in the Malaysian tin-mining town of Ipoh. In 1983, the 160 cm tall beautiful girl won the Miss Malaysian Pageant. Her breakthrough on the world stage came in 1997, when Yeoh played Colonel Wai Lin in the James Bond movie. Tomorrow Never Dies was her first major motion picture in the west. 43. What is the main idea of the first paragaraph? a. Michelle Yeoh is an actress from Malaysia born in Ipoh. b. Michelle Yeoh is an actress with inner strength and beauty. c. Michelle Yeoh is a mysterious warrior with fighting skills.
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