TES BAHASA INGGRIS
(nomor 141 s.d. 180)
Untuk bagian ini, jawaban benar kurang dari 1/3 jumlah soal (kurang dari 14) berarti nilai mati
Part One: Reading Comprehension
Reading 1
“Drowned” Without Harm
The rescue workers dragged the body of a young man from the frozen pond where he had been trapped in a submerged car for 38 minutes. Knowing that a person usually cannot live without air for even a few minutes, the workers were sure that the young man was dead. When he suddenly gasped far the air, everyone was surprised. In only two weeks the young man was back in college.
A doctor who has studied several such cases of “cold water drowning” said that the young man was saved by a combination of the cold water and the “diving reflex”. It happens whenever a person plunges into water. At that, instant the heartbeat slows down. The blood, which carries oxygen to all parts of the body is kept from going to those body parts that can live without blood for a short time. In this way blood is saved and sent first to the heart and brain, which are in the greatest need of oxygen.
In the cold water (below 70 degrees Fahrenheit), body didn’t need as much oxygen. The frozen pond prolonged, of extended, the time of his diving reflex.
146. This article fells mainly about …
A. Rescue workers saving a man.
B. A man saved from drowning
C. Living through a “cold water drowning”
D. Life benefit a frozen pond
147. How did cold water help save the drowning man?
A. Cold water stopped the diving reflex.
B. The man could breathe easily in icy water.
C. The body needed less oxygen in cold water.
D. The cold water stopped the bleeding
148. The “diving reflex” is …
A. taught in swim classes
B. developed with practice
C. acquired with age
D. a natural quality
149. It is most important for the … to get oxygen.
A. arms and legs
B. heart and brain
C. blood and head
D. heart and stomach
150. prolonged means …
A. made longer
B. cut short
C. helped
D. deepened
Reading 2
Advertisements in magazines and newspaper are partly for reading and partly for looking at. Most magazines “contain” advertisements that are designed to make us want the product. A pretty face, delicious food or beautiful scenery all give us pleasant feelings.
The advertisers hope we will associate their product with these good feelings and buy their products. Advertisers want us to believe that their product is important for good life. Some advertisements try to influence the readers opinions. As a reader, you can be sure that an advertisement carries a message. The message, however, may be a hidden “one”. When you read an advertisement, you should ask your self “what is the hidden message?”
151. From the first paragraph, we learn that …
A. There should be picture and words in an advertisement.
B. There is relation between advertisement and design.
C. Magazines and newspaper always design product
D. All magazines need pages for reading.
152. According to the text, the content of an advertisement
A. must be as clear as possible
B. has to be visible to the readers
C. may not be clearly visible to the reader
D. must not be hidden to the illustration.
153. From the text, we may infer that
A. Reading an advertisement means presenting the reader’s opinions.
B. The readers want the advertisement to hide their message.
C. We always have to be careful in putting advertisement.
D. Advertisement realize that people always want to lead a good life.
154. The word “contain” in the first paragraph means …
A. construct
B. have
C. communicate
D. receive
155. The word “one” in paragraph two refers to the word
A. advertiser
B. readers
C. message
D. advertisement
Reading 3
There is no fixed amount of wealth in the world that just needs to be divided fairly
The free market throughout the world means that people have an innate right to the fruits of their labor and the right to dispose of this fruit the way they see fit, as long as other people don’t get pasted in the face with a rotten peach or something.
There are people who don’t believe this. Some steal, some think it’s OK to take things from other people if they live more than a peach toss away or speak another language or have a different religion or look funny. And the kings, emperors and so forth who ruled mankind during most of history were under the impression that everything on earth rightfully belonged to them.
But the most common reason given for not believing in the free market is that it is “unfair”. Socialist and all other kinds of economic levelers think that to close the poverty gap, all we have to do is take money away from people who have too much and give it to people who don’t have enough.
156. The article above mainly about
A. Free market is unfair way to get wealth.
B. Socialist think that people have to be concern to the poor
C. Two common opinion about getting a wealth ness; free market and socialist.
D. We wont be allowing a person take the right of the other person.
157. The word ”dispose” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to?
A. control
B. destroy
C. force
D. ruled
158. Why the socialist and the other economic leveler have the opinion that all that we have all we have to do is take money away from rich people to the poor
A. To make a wealth
B. To make the poverty gap wider.
C. To get a tax for the rich people.
D. Making the wealth ness fair and equal between a people
159. The word “them” in the third paragraph refers to …
A. economic leveler
B. people who don’t believe free market
C. a person who ruled mankind
D. a wealth person
Part Two: Vocabulary and idioms
160. This tobacco is cheaper because it is a second rate tobacco.
A. lower quality
B. lower price
C. ex-use
D. brand new
161. Titiek Puspa looks so ageless. She is more than 60 years old.
A. Younger C. Older
B. Pretty D. shy
162. He was given the air, because he had been late for more than a weeks.
A. promotion
B. holiday
C. punishment
D. fired
163. Garut delicacy is a cake made from …
A. asparagus
B. soy milk
C. glutinous rice
D. dried corn
164. Colonel had a disposal to attack the enemy this midnite.
A. Permission
B. Permit
C. Command
D. fighting
165. My mother was very… when I passed the examination.
A. astonished
B. annoying
C. regretful
D. shock
166. That is very well for me to stay here.
A. no problem
B. bother
C. like
D. loved to
167. The patient’s symptoms were fever, dizziness, and …
A. Her head hurt.
B. Headaches.
C. hurt head
D. her hurt head
168. If you have the … just take a glass of water.
A. sneeze
B. hiccups
C. cold
D. lever
169. Don’t … your table or your mother will be angry.
A. mess
B. mess-up
C. mess-on
D. mess-in
Part Three: Structure
Select the correct answer from the four choices given.
170. He … in the factory for five years by next month.
A. will have been working
B. would been working
C. should been working
D. will has been worked
171. The judge … that bad guy if the police … enough evidences.
A. could have punished, had gotten
B. could have punish, had gotten
C. could having punish, had been got
D. could be punished, had gotten
172. I think that he worked too slow … he could finish the assignment before deadline
A. if only
B. would rather
C. as though
D. because
173. He … at home today because he has been grounded by his mother.
A. could be
B. may be
C. must be
D. can be
174. Anna couldn’t finish her homework. She … it last night but she decided to go to the cinema with her boyfriend.
A. Could have done
B. Could be done
C. Should have done
D. Might be done
175. Go to the roof top to find the best angle for the antenna … . I’ll check the television
A. therefore
B. otherwise
C. whenever
D. meanwhile
176. We were planning to build a moneychanger office, … the monetary crisis forced us to postpone it.
A. and
B. or
C. so
D. but
177. That concert was very bad, …, the producer will contact Erwin Guttawa for the next show.
A. so that
B. in addition
C. therefore
D. more over
178. He … his son to take study in STAN because it is free charge.
A. have
B. has
C. get
D. got
179. Doctor … the room … from the bacteria and toxin.
A. have, sterilized
B. had, sterilize
C. had been, sterilize
D. have been, sterilize
180. Indra get used … on midnite.
A. pray
B. to pray
C. to praying
D. praying
181. Trying caught the jellyfish, Spongebob … the net.
A. preparing
B. prepare
C. prepares
D. prepared
182. Have you counted about the benefit of our sales this month? No, it … because I don’t have enough information.
A. has been counting
B. had been counted
C. hasn’t been count
D. hasn’t been counted
183. You … challenge him in a soccer game, you are a coward.
A. need not
B. dare not
C. would rather
D. had better
184. Have you met Mr.Zulkifli, … you talked to two days ago.
A. whom
B. who
C. whose
D. when
185. She is already accustomed to … tea without sugar now.
A. drinking
B. drinks
C. drink
D. drank
(nomor 141 s.d. 180)
Untuk bagian ini, jawaban benar kurang dari 1/3 jumlah soal (kurang dari 14) berarti nilai mati
Part One: Reading Comprehension
Reading 1
“Drowned” Without Harm
The rescue workers dragged the body of a young man from the frozen pond where he had been trapped in a submerged car for 38 minutes. Knowing that a person usually cannot live without air for even a few minutes, the workers were sure that the young man was dead. When he suddenly gasped far the air, everyone was surprised. In only two weeks the young man was back in college.
A doctor who has studied several such cases of “cold water drowning” said that the young man was saved by a combination of the cold water and the “diving reflex”. It happens whenever a person plunges into water. At that, instant the heartbeat slows down. The blood, which carries oxygen to all parts of the body is kept from going to those body parts that can live without blood for a short time. In this way blood is saved and sent first to the heart and brain, which are in the greatest need of oxygen.
In the cold water (below 70 degrees Fahrenheit), body didn’t need as much oxygen. The frozen pond prolonged, of extended, the time of his diving reflex.
146. This article fells mainly about …
A. Rescue workers saving a man.
B. A man saved from drowning
C. Living through a “cold water drowning”
D. Life benefit a frozen pond
147. How did cold water help save the drowning man?
A. Cold water stopped the diving reflex.
B. The man could breathe easily in icy water.
C. The body needed less oxygen in cold water.
D. The cold water stopped the bleeding
148. The “diving reflex” is …
A. taught in swim classes
B. developed with practice
C. acquired with age
D. a natural quality
149. It is most important for the … to get oxygen.
A. arms and legs
B. heart and brain
C. blood and head
D. heart and stomach
150. prolonged means …
A. made longer
B. cut short
C. helped
D. deepened
Reading 2
Advertisements in magazines and newspaper are partly for reading and partly for looking at. Most magazines “contain” advertisements that are designed to make us want the product. A pretty face, delicious food or beautiful scenery all give us pleasant feelings.
The advertisers hope we will associate their product with these good feelings and buy their products. Advertisers want us to believe that their product is important for good life. Some advertisements try to influence the readers opinions. As a reader, you can be sure that an advertisement carries a message. The message, however, may be a hidden “one”. When you read an advertisement, you should ask your self “what is the hidden message?”
151. From the first paragraph, we learn that …
A. There should be picture and words in an advertisement.
B. There is relation between advertisement and design.
C. Magazines and newspaper always design product
D. All magazines need pages for reading.
152. According to the text, the content of an advertisement
A. must be as clear as possible
B. has to be visible to the readers
C. may not be clearly visible to the reader
D. must not be hidden to the illustration.
153. From the text, we may infer that
A. Reading an advertisement means presenting the reader’s opinions.
B. The readers want the advertisement to hide their message.
C. We always have to be careful in putting advertisement.
D. Advertisement realize that people always want to lead a good life.
154. The word “contain” in the first paragraph means …
A. construct
B. have
C. communicate
D. receive
155. The word “one” in paragraph two refers to the word
A. advertiser
B. readers
C. message
D. advertisement
Reading 3
There is no fixed amount of wealth in the world that just needs to be divided fairly
The free market throughout the world means that people have an innate right to the fruits of their labor and the right to dispose of this fruit the way they see fit, as long as other people don’t get pasted in the face with a rotten peach or something.
There are people who don’t believe this. Some steal, some think it’s OK to take things from other people if they live more than a peach toss away or speak another language or have a different religion or look funny. And the kings, emperors and so forth who ruled mankind during most of history were under the impression that everything on earth rightfully belonged to them.
But the most common reason given for not believing in the free market is that it is “unfair”. Socialist and all other kinds of economic levelers think that to close the poverty gap, all we have to do is take money away from people who have too much and give it to people who don’t have enough.
156. The article above mainly about
A. Free market is unfair way to get wealth.
B. Socialist think that people have to be concern to the poor
C. Two common opinion about getting a wealth ness; free market and socialist.
D. We wont be allowing a person take the right of the other person.
157. The word ”dispose” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to?
A. control
B. destroy
C. force
D. ruled
158. Why the socialist and the other economic leveler have the opinion that all that we have all we have to do is take money away from rich people to the poor
A. To make a wealth
B. To make the poverty gap wider.
C. To get a tax for the rich people.
D. Making the wealth ness fair and equal between a people
159. The word “them” in the third paragraph refers to …
A. economic leveler
B. people who don’t believe free market
C. a person who ruled mankind
D. a wealth person
Part Two: Vocabulary and idioms
160. This tobacco is cheaper because it is a second rate tobacco.
A. lower quality
B. lower price
C. ex-use
D. brand new
161. Titiek Puspa looks so ageless. She is more than 60 years old.
A. Younger C. Older
B. Pretty D. shy
162. He was given the air, because he had been late for more than a weeks.
A. promotion
B. holiday
C. punishment
D. fired
163. Garut delicacy is a cake made from …
A. asparagus
B. soy milk
C. glutinous rice
D. dried corn
164. Colonel had a disposal to attack the enemy this midnite.
A. Permission
B. Permit
C. Command
D. fighting
165. My mother was very… when I passed the examination.
A. astonished
B. annoying
C. regretful
D. shock
166. That is very well for me to stay here.
A. no problem
B. bother
C. like
D. loved to
167. The patient’s symptoms were fever, dizziness, and …
A. Her head hurt.
B. Headaches.
C. hurt head
D. her hurt head
168. If you have the … just take a glass of water.
A. sneeze
B. hiccups
C. cold
D. lever
169. Don’t … your table or your mother will be angry.
A. mess
B. mess-up
C. mess-on
D. mess-in
Part Three: Structure
Select the correct answer from the four choices given.
170. He … in the factory for five years by next month.
A. will have been working
B. would been working
C. should been working
D. will has been worked
171. The judge … that bad guy if the police … enough evidences.
A. could have punished, had gotten
B. could have punish, had gotten
C. could having punish, had been got
D. could be punished, had gotten
172. I think that he worked too slow … he could finish the assignment before deadline
A. if only
B. would rather
C. as though
D. because
173. He … at home today because he has been grounded by his mother.
A. could be
B. may be
C. must be
D. can be
174. Anna couldn’t finish her homework. She … it last night but she decided to go to the cinema with her boyfriend.
A. Could have done
B. Could be done
C. Should have done
D. Might be done
175. Go to the roof top to find the best angle for the antenna … . I’ll check the television
A. therefore
B. otherwise
C. whenever
D. meanwhile
176. We were planning to build a moneychanger office, … the monetary crisis forced us to postpone it.
A. and
B. or
C. so
D. but
177. That concert was very bad, …, the producer will contact Erwin Guttawa for the next show.
A. so that
B. in addition
C. therefore
D. more over
178. He … his son to take study in STAN because it is free charge.
A. have
B. has
C. get
D. got
179. Doctor … the room … from the bacteria and toxin.
A. have, sterilized
B. had, sterilize
C. had been, sterilize
D. have been, sterilize
180. Indra get used … on midnite.
A. pray
B. to pray
C. to praying
D. praying
181. Trying caught the jellyfish, Spongebob … the net.
A. preparing
B. prepare
C. prepares
D. prepared
182. Have you counted about the benefit of our sales this month? No, it … because I don’t have enough information.
A. has been counting
B. had been counted
C. hasn’t been count
D. hasn’t been counted
183. You … challenge him in a soccer game, you are a coward.
A. need not
B. dare not
C. would rather
D. had better
184. Have you met Mr.Zulkifli, … you talked to two days ago.
A. whom
B. who
C. whose
D. when
185. She is already accustomed to … tea without sugar now.
A. drinking
B. drinks
C. drink
D. drank
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