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 WILD LIFE

Nowadays many jungles in the world are threatened to extinction. Elephants in Africa, tigers in India, seals in the North and South poles, pandas in China, one horned rhinoceros in Indonesia. Human being has damaged the wild life. People hunt animals in order to get the advantages. They don't pay attention the importance of the conservation. They don't understand that the life of the forest has a relation with the life of the human being. They cut the trees to get a farming field. However it threatens the environment.

Each government in the world give attention seriously to nature. Singariti National Park in Kilimanjaro valley, Kenya, as wild life conservation. We find a lot of wild animals in it. National park in Ujungkulon, West Java as wild life conservation. These conservation are useful to keep the animals from the extinction due the human.

We must be aware of the existence of relation between the human life and the environment is very important.

1. From the story above we know that .......

a. the animals must be protected

b. we must destroy the conservation

c. the conservation is not important for us

d. there is no conservation in Indonesia

2. Where is Singariti National Park situated ?

It is in ........

a. Africa

b. America

c. Australia

d. Asia

3 The animals which are protected in Ujungkulon West Java are .......

a. wild elephants

b. one horned rhinoceros

c. two horned rhinoceros

d. white crocodile

4. What is the advantages of the conservation ?

The advantage of the conservation is ......

a. we can cut trees to build our house

b. to protect the animals from the extinction due to human

c. we can live there safely without working

d. we can hunt animals easily and freely

5. From the text above we know there are some kinds of animals whichare threatened to extinction, for examples : elephants, tigers, one horned rhinoceros, etc.

What animals are threatened to extinction in central Sulawesi .......

a. It is an anoas

b. They are anoas

c. It is an ox

d. They

6. Budi's a soldier, ........ he ?

a. hasn't

b. is

c. isn't

d. has

7. Riska didn't stay here, ....... ?

a. didn't she

b. did she

c. doesn't she

d. does she

8. Teacher : "Amir is absent today".

Tono : "He might be ill, sir".

From the sentence we know that Tono is ....... that Amir is ill.

a. sure

b. uncertain

c. certain

d. afraid

9. The Fiat, Rp.5.000.000,- 

The Mercedes, Rp.20.000.000,- 

The Roll Royce Rp.75.000.000,00

From the list we know that ........

a. The Fiat is more expensive than the Mercedes

b. The Mercedes is more expensive than the Roll Royce

c. The Fiat is the most expensive of them all

d. The Mercedes is more expensive than the Fiat

10. Bobi : The sky is cloudy. The. sun doesn't shine.Do you think it is going to rain ?

Chandra : "I believe so"

From the sentences we know that Chandra is ....... it will rain soon.

a. uncertain

b. certain

c. not sure

d. afraid

11. Indonesian lies along the equator. This is the reason why its climateis tropical. Indonesian has two season the dry and rainy season.

The word "season" means .......

a. The time when it rains

b. the part or division of the year

c. the temperature is hot

d. the sky is dark and gloomy

12. Dini is close friend. I ask her to come my birthday party tonight. I am very sorry to hear that she can't come because she is going to go toBali. She will be there for a week.

The text above tells us that Dini ....... to my birthday.

a. hasn't come

b. won't come

c. didn't come

d. isn't come

We often read books to get knowledge. But books can give us pleasure, too. When we are tired, we read books to help us relax. Some books can also take us to other parts of the world. 

By reading a book about Irian Jaya we may feel we are sitting in the jungles, not at home in our rooms. 

Books can be very expensive. Therefore a lot of people go to libraries to borrow the books they want. Many famous people have got their knowledge from books. A lot of them did not go to school but read books instead.

13. Books are very important because they .........

a. are very boring to read

b. make us very sad

c. can give us a lot of knowledge

d. make us bery happy

14. What do you do if you want to get a tot of knowledge ?

We ....... a lot of books.

a. borrow and read

b. buy and give

c. sell and buy

d. look for and lend

15. What is the main idea in the second paragraph ........

a. Books are very cheap

b. All of books are very expensive

c. We go to the library to borrow books to read

d. We didn't go to school, but read books instead

16. What is the best title fot the text above .......

a. What Is Knowledge ?

b. What Are Books For ?

c. What are Libraries For ?

d. What Are Famous People ?

17. When we are tired we read books to help us ?

"us" here refers to .......

a. they and he

b. yours and mine

c. them and her

d. you and me

Nusa Tenggara

Nusa Tenggara is the name for the chain of islands which lies to the east of Bali. Including the islands of Komodo, Lombok, Flores and Timor, Nusa Tenggara spans a variety of landscapes, from tropical forests, high volcanic lakes and dry savannahs. The largest islands are Lombok and Sumbawa, with hundreds of smaller islands between. 

East Nusa Tenggara has 566 islands. The long northern arch of the island chain is the result of volcanic activity, whilst the southern islands are formed from coral deposits. Most of the eastern islands are arid, due to hot winds blowing from the continent of Australia and sparsely vegetated. The Western half of Nusa Tenggara is moister and has denser vegetation. The Northern part of the chain is known for deep lakes contained in the craters of extinct volcanoes, the most famous of which are the coloured mineral lakes on Gunung Keli  Mutu in Flores 

(Taken from: www.eng.walhi.or.id) 

18. Where do plants live better in Nusa Tenggara?

a. in the southern part of Nusa Tenggara

b. in the eastern islands of Nusa Tenggara

c. in the western half of Nusa Tenggara

d. in the northern part of the islands

19. “Most of the eastern islands are arid” (second paragraph)

      The word arid means….

a. wet

b. fertile

c. dry

d. green

Indonesia has some forests. The total area of forested land is approximately 120 millions hectares.

These forest have existed for millions of years, and they offer us a lot of things. They are important for their products, such as timber, rottan, resin, etc. They are also important for keeping the soil fertile. The leaves of the tree fall to the ground and become humus that becomes the fertilizer for soil. The forests are also important for preventing soil erosion and flood. The roots of the tree prevent the soil from being washed away by the rain.

20. The leaves of the trees fall to the ground and become ….

a. product 

b. rubbish

c. humus

d. soil

21. What are the roots of the trees for?

a. To keep the soil fertile

b. To prevent the soil erosion

c. To make the soil fertile

d. To stop the rain for the forest

22. What is the main idea of the second paragraph?

a.  The leaves of trees

b.  The importance of forest

c.  The size of forest

d. The uses of fertilizer

23. The word “offer” in paragraph two means ….

a. get

b. save

c. leave

d. give

What is an iceberg?

An iceberg is an enormous piece of ice floating in the sea.  “Berg” is the German word for mountain.  In the coldest parts of the earth, around the North and South Poles, land and sea are both covered by sheets of ice over 300 metres deep at the centre.

Tongues of ice, called glaciers, stretch out into the open waters of the oceans.  The sea water melts the bottom parts of these glaciers, then the top part slides into the water with a mighty roar.  The great piece of ice sinks for a short time beneath the surface, then it rises again, and floats away as a new iceberg.  Some icebergs are miles across to begin with, and travel for thousands of miles and several years before they finally melt.  The part of an iceberg which can be seen above the water is only about one-ninth of the total size.  The rest is hidden beneath the water.  One of the world’s worst disasters at sea was in 1912 when the liner ‘Titanic’ collided with an iceberg on her maiden voyage.

24. The main idea of the first paragraph is ....

a. the danger of an iceberg

b. the origin of an iceberg

c. the definition of an iceberg

d. the real size of an iceberg

25. “... is an enormous piece of ice ...” (par. 1)  

The underlined word means ....

a. very big

b. very heavy

c. very small

d. very thick

26. How much of the iceberg can be seen above the water?  

Only ... of the total size.

a. 1%

b. 9%

c. 11%

d. 19%

27. “The Titanic collided with an iceberg on her maiden voyage.”  It means that the accident occured on its .... voyage.

a. first

b. last

c. second

d. third

Elephants: The Amazing Animals

Elephants are the largest land animals on earth. They have the largest brains of any mammal. Elephants talk to each other. Researchers have discovered more than 50 different types of calls that they use to communicate with each other. Their trunks are strong enough to pick up trees but sensitive enough to pick up a flower. They use them as tools to sweep paths, to scratch themselves, to swat flies, and to draw in the dirt. They are good swimmers and use their trunks like snorkels. They live together in family groups. They help each other when in trouble. They join together to care for and rescue their young.

28. Among any other mammals, elephants have the biggest ....

a. trunks.

b. brains.

c. ears.

d. tails.

29. Elephants use their trunks to do many things except for ....

a. scratching themselves.

b. picking up trees.

c. holding  flies.

d..snorkeling.

30. The above text describes ... in general.

a. a brain

b. a trunk

c. a mammal

d. an elephant

31. “They join together to care for and rescue their young” (the last sentence)

The word “rescue” means  ....

a. save

b. hold

c. call 

d. carry

Television is a system of mass communication. It involves the transmission of images and sound to distance screens. The transmission can be done through electromagnetic waves or through cable system (TV cable).

Television is an important facility of communication. In average, people in America watch television for 31 hours per week while in Britain people watch television for 25 hours per week. Television has the ability to bring people to get to know others from various nationalities. Television is also the first medium to present news and current affairs to the public internationally.

For many years, many of the most important international events have been experienced as TV events. Television also reports various international issues and political conflicts. But, some commentators have claimed that the era of television is coming to an end. It is because there are many other communication facilities are invented. In spite of these changes, TV remains probably the most important form of mass communication of the late 20th century.

32. What does the text tell us about?

a. Means of communication.

b. Electromagnetic waves.

c. TV programs.

d. Television.

33.  Which statement is TRUE according to the text ?

a. American watch television as much as Britain.

b. American need more time than Britain to watch television.

c. Britain need more time than American to watch television.

d. Indonesian people need most time for all to watch television.

34. The word “ It “ ( paragraph 3) refers to….

a. television

b. commentator

c. TV event

d. the era of television

Bunaken National Marine Park

The Bunaken national Marine Park is located at the north of the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia. This marine park is made up of the mainland along the coast of Manado and five island: the Bunaken, Manado Tua, Siladen, Mantehage, and Nain.

Bunaken is about 45-60 minutes by boat from Manado. It is the most amazing diving place in the world. The water of Bunaken National Marine Park are extremely deep (1,560 meters in Manado Bay). However, people can dive safely at Bunaken.The temperature is about 27°-29° Celsius. Divers can find corals, fish, sponges, clams, and other sea species in the water. Bunaken has about 60 kinds of corals and a thousand of fish species.

Bunaken marine Park is such a treasure trove of  biodiversity. 

35. Where is Bunaken National Marine Park located?

a. At the north of the Sulawesi island

b. Between Mantehage and Nain

c. In Manado Tua

d. In Siladen

36. How is the temperature at Bunaken?

a. Warm

b. Hot

c. Cold

d. Cool

37. What does the text mostly talk about?

a. The coast of Manado

b. The sea spices in Bunaken

c. The Bunaken National Marine Park

d. The location of Bunaken National Marine Park

BALI

Bali is situated between the island of Java to the west and the island of Lombok to the east. This island is widely regarded by visitors as the ultimate island.

Bali is 145 km (90 mi) long and 80 km (50 mi) wide. When people come to Bali’s capital city, Denpansar, it is well worth to visit Bali National Museum. Most of the exhibits now have labels in English explaining their history, origin and significance. Visiting Pasar Badung is also recommended. It is known as the town’s largest market, housed in a three – storeys building. Visitors can buy unique handicrafts in reasonable prices.

Bali is also known for its beaches. Bali’s most popular beaches are Kuta, Legian, and Jimbaran. Kuta and Legian beaches are paradise for surfers and famous for their funky nightlife zone. Jimbaran Beach, on the other hand, is quiet and tranquil. Many visitors are always excited to see sunset in these stunning beaches.

38. Where can visitors buy handicrafts?

a. In Denpasar

b. In the market

c. In the museum

d. In Pasar Badung

39. These statements are TRUE based on the text, except ….

a. Bali is famous for its beaches.

b. Bali is located in the east side of Lombok island.

c. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful sunset in Jimbaran beach.

d. All of the labels in Bali National Museum are written in English. 

40. What does the text mostly talk about?

a. Kuta beach.

b. Bali in general.

c. Some beaches in Bali.

d. Tourist destinations in Bali.

FISH

Fish come in an amzing variety of shapes and colours, but they all have three things in common. All fish live in water, have fins, and use gills to get oxygen from the water.

A female fish releases eggs in water. This process is called spawning. However, there are also some fish, like sharps and dolphins, which give birth to live young.

Fish eggs range in size from a barely visible dot to a size of a pea. Fish eggs may hatch within several days of spawning or many weeks later, depending on the species and the water temperature.

Fish have the same five senses humans have: sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste. They use their senses to look for food, avoid predators, find a partner to spawn with, and find their way around their habitat. Fish can also differentiate colour, just as people do.

(Adapted from : FUN English Magazine, Edisi 10 Tahun IX)

41. Paragraph three tells us about ….

a. the spawning process.

b. the size of fish eggs.

c. five fish senses.

d. fish habitat.

42. What is the biggest size of a fish egg? 

a. A tennis ball.

b. A marble.

c. A pea.

d. A dot.

43. How long do fish egg hatch?

a. About two weeks.

b. About four months.

c. Less than three months.

d. Depending on the species and water temperature.

44. “ … find a partner to spawn with …” (the last paragraph)

      The underlined word means ….

a. live together

b. have admirers

c. lay eggs

d. play

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