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STRUCTURE (Nomor 121-150)

121. Although Rudi really want to pass b. Would prefer playing chess rather
the STAN Exam, he denies ...... the than
cheating rules c. Like playing chess to
a. To break
d. Prefer playing chess than
b. Broke
126. I bought an apartment, the facilities
c. Breaking
..... are great
d. Be Broken
a. That
122. Roger ... from the vacation by the
b. Of which
time his parents came to his house.
a. Will Have Returned c. Which
b. Was returning d. In which
c. Has returned 127. They ...... as though they had choosen
d. Had returned the wrong path
123. The guests of the hotel will prepare a. Felt
for being evacuated as soon as the b. Had felt
government ... about the impact of c. Is felt
earthquake. d. Was felt
a. Warns 128. ... against Cambodia, Indonesian
b. Warn football team would have
c. Had warned participated in the asean cup
d. Warnedt a. If they won
124. I avoid listening two types of music. b. If they had winned
One is Rock Music, and ....... is a c. Winning
Keroncong Music d. Had they won
a. The others 129. ...., we would enjoy the movie
b. The other a. Wasnt there so much noise at the
c. Others cinema
d. Another b. Because there was so much noice
125. The young women ....... playing at the cinema
badminton c. There was not so much noise at
a. Prefer playing chess to the cinema
 d. Even there was so much noise at d. Abandoned
the cinema 135. The articles on this magazine, ... are
130. Mrs Emma had bought ... for his about educational system in England,
lovely husband are written by Donald Wilkshere
a. an obsolete leather brown Odemwingie
wristwatch a. Most of it`
b. a brown leather obsolete b. Most of whom
wristwatch c. Most of which
c. a leather brown obsolete d. Most of them
wristwatch 136. May I have seven …… instead of
d. an obsolete brown leather beans, please?
wristwatch a. corn’s ear
131. She recommended that we .... on b. corn ears
time for getting a final report c. ear of corns
a. Are d. ears of corn
b. Be 137. The recent progress report ... to the
Area Manager.
c. Were
a. Submits
d. Been
b. Will submit
132. Sebastianis falling in love with ....
c. Will be sublitted
a. a beautiful - twenty - years - old
d. Will be submitting
girl
138. We are considering buying a housein
b. a beautiful - twenty - year - old – Liverpool, but we want to find out
girls ……… there first.
c. a beautiful - twenty - year - old girl a. how much the taxes are
d. a beautiful - twenty - years - old - b. how much are the taxes
girls c. the taxes what are
133. I was surprised that my husband had d. the taxes are
brought ............ from China 139. The bus ...... as soon as i arrived at
a. A wooden taper wondrous lilac the bus station
pencil a. Had came
b. A taper wondrous lilac wooden b. Had been came
pencil c. Came
c. A wondrous taper lilac wooden d. Coming
pencil 140. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
d. A lilac wondrous wooden taper …….. the first air conditioning
system for trains in 1931.
pencil
a. has been installed
134. The apartment tower seems ... since
b. installed
the owners left it ten years ago.
c. to have installed
a. Abandon
d. will have installed
b. Abandont
c. Abandones
141. Medan, ...... , with a population of c. some others
3.418.645 people, is the biggest city d. other
in North Sumatera 146. Rona barely brushes her teeth
a. Is that a city before sleeping, and .......
b. A city a. Roni doesn’t neither
c. Is a city b. Either does Roni
d. That a city c. So do Roni
142. No sooner ....... than there was a d. Neither does Roni
power outage 147. My brother is in New Delhi now, but
a. We had started watching i wish he ...... here in Jakarta
b. We had started to walk a. Was
c. Started walking b. Be
d. Had we started watching c. Is
143. Mario Wuysang, accompanied by d. Had Been
other players, ....... , playing well for 148. ..... i received a message from my
Indonesian National Basketball girlfriend in South Germany
Team in this match. a. While played football
a. Are b. While playing football
b. Is c. While i am playing football
c. Were d. While play football
d. Was 149. Though ...... well on a stage, Judiko
144. We ..... doing the homework couldn’t go to the next round
because of the football match in TV
a. He performed
a. Put off
b. Was performing
b. Put in
c. He was performing
c. Put on
b. Performing
d. Put back
150. Sometimes i think that this life is
145. There are several holidays in
Indonesia. One is Independence Day about birth, death, and ......
and ……..areChristmas Day and Eid a. Married
Feast. b. Marriage
a. Another c. Marry
b. the others d. Merit

ERROR RECOGNITION ( Nomor 151-165)

151. What is the higher mountain in the world
A B C D
152. Your mother was pleasing with the result of your national examination
A B C D
153. Why don’t you borrow money in the local lending bank ?
A B C D
154. It need an analysis about the relation between them
A B C D
155. Selection is very important to find good employees in all departments
A B C D
156. Unlike most animals, the turtle lives effortlessly in the water and land.
A B C D
157. Him should be careful with that vase because it is very old and extremely fragile.
A B C D
158. Crawfish farming have been practiced in south Louisiana for many years.
A B C D
159. The thief who stole my watch was commpelled to restore it back again
A B C D
160. As one climbs high up Sinabung mountain, the air becomes both colder or thinner
A B C D
161. Most banks do not mind to lend money to young entrepreneurs
A B C D
162. This is the athlete which everyone says will win the gold medal at Sea Games
A B C D
163. Bisma who is one of SMASH member, will marry with his sister next week.
A B C D
164. Indonesia have success chosen as erratic member of Security Council of PBB last year.
A B C D
165. The Aleuts in western Alaska have always depended of the sea for food.
A B C D

READING (Nomor 166-180)

JAKARTA - When the government announced the liquidation of 16 banks last
Saturday, many people are surprised as they did not expect their bank to be on the list, Others
were still trying to come to terms with the fact that they had lost their jobs. "I heard on the
radio that 16 bank were liquidated, that's why I came here, to check whether I could still
withdraw my money," said Prapto, who claimed to have a deposit in one of the liquidated
banks on JI. Thamrin. But the said he couldn't get it as it was Saturday and most banks do not
open then.
The headquarters of some of the liquidated banks, such as Bank Pacific and Bank
Industry look calm, with only a few people coming and going. Several people called the
'Observer' last Saturday afternoon two find out which banks had been liquidated.
I Nyoman Moena, a noted banking analyst told the 'Observer' it is a normal reaction
for people to panic when hearing such things, but, he said, the government must certainly
have anticipated the situation. "I think the monetary authority must have been prepared this
tune, after the announcement of the liquidation of Bank Sumina in 1992," Moena said
referring to the guarantee by the government two pay depositors in to weeks on November,
13, 1997 and the naming of the banks that will handle the pay outs.
When announcing the liquidations last Saturday, Bank Indonesia assured depositors
they would get their money back. Those who had less than Rp 20 million would get all their
money on November 13,while those who had over Rp 20 million would get up to Rp 20 million
in the first stage with theremainder being paid later.
The President Director of Bank IFI Harry Rachmadi said yesterday that the liquidation
of sixteen bank would certainly have an impact in the community, as some people may lose
their jobs. To minimize the impact of the liquidations. it is important to accelerate the process.
Rachmadi said that the decision could also be a 'shock therapy' for Indonesian banks. "Bank
owners can no longer do as they want when operating their own banks," he said. He also said
that some members of the public should have anticipated this, as the press had ear her
reported the likely liquidation of some ailing banks following the currency turmoil that hit the
country in July this year.

166. The article is about ........

a. the liquidation of 16 banks
b. a shock therapy for banks
c. people's reaction about liquidated banks
d. the loss of money deposited in the liquidated banks
167. The main idea of paragraph 4 is .....
a. some banks are assigned to handle the pay outs
b. the government has anticipated the people's reaction
c. the government guarantees to pay depositors by certain banks
d. I Nyoman Moena is a noted banking analyst
168. Which of the following statements is TRUE according to the text ?
a. The hadquarter of the liquidated banks were crowded with people
b. Bank Summa was one of the banks liquidated last Saturday
c. The liquidation could be a shock therapy for Indonesian banks
d. Harry Rachmadi said that there will be no impact of liquidation in the community

Britain has, traditionally, been a great commercial centre and has a highly developed
economy. Accordingly, its financial institutions are also well-developed and have a long
history. The bank of England was founded in the seventeenth century, and the industrial
revolution encouraged the establishment of new private banks and finance houses and
numerous smaller country banks.
Banks became necessary as money come to play a larger part in society. Goods were
exchanged for cash; laborers were paid cash wages; services had to be paid for in cash; new
businesses needed large sums money and were prepared to pay interest. As money (rather
than goods) became means of exchange, banks became important as secure places to holds
deposits, as sources of loans, and, with the development of the cheque system, as the
medium by which goods and services could be bought and sold without cash changing hands.
It is important to be clear about defining “ money”. Money isn’t just the coins and
notes in your pocket; it is also the amount held in bank accounts. From the late eighteenth
century onwards it was realized that time and effort were wasted and the change of robbery
or loss heightened if every transaction was paid for in notes and coins, so, as the banks
increased in number, a system of payment by “cheque” was developed. Banks issued cheques
to their customers. When an account-holder made a large payment he wrote the amount on
the cheque, and the recipient placed it in bank account. Money passed from bank to bank,
and from account to account, rather than from person to person. Each individual was thereby
relieved of theburden of having to carry large sums of money and the risk of loss was greatly
reduced.
Adapted from: Careers in Banking by Stephen Mos.

169. Money is the … held in bank c. Standfast

accounts. d. Maintenance
a. Sun 171. Which in the following, isn’t a plus
b. Amount point of a cheque?
c. Total a. services could be bought and sold
d. Savings without cash changing hands
170. The word establishment in last b. goods could be bought and sold
sentence of first paragraph cannot easily
be replaced by …… c. the risk of loss can be reduced
a. Commencement d. each individual cannot carry large
b. Formation sums of money

Narwhal, robust-bodied, toothed whale, occuring only in deep waters of the high
arctic, almost always close to floating ice. It is closely related to the Beluga whale. Narwhals
are mottled black and white, with more dark mottling on the back than on the belly. Females
grow to 4.2 m (14ft) in length, and males to 4.7m (15ft). Narwhals have two teeth, both in the
upper jaw.the left tooth of the adult male continues to grow, spirraling forward from the
head, until the tusk is up to 3m (up to 10ft) long. Including this tusk, the overall bodylength
of an older male may be nearly 8m (nearly 26ft).
Narwhals often occur in small pods of 2 to about 12 animals, which are parts
of large herds. They migrate seasonally as the ice edge moves, and they can be found in
remarkbly thick ice. Fish, squid, and shrimp make up their diet. The members of a herd may
segregate themselves according to age and sex, especially during migration. In such cases,
sub adult male or adult male groups can be easily distinguished by the size of their tusks.
The social system of Narwhals is not known, although researchers believe that males
may display or fight one another for acces to females. Males have been observed to use their
tusks for sparring with other males at or above the surface of the water, and males may
occasionally be seen with their tusks partially broken off or with tusks embedded in
their bodies. Actual spearing of one male by another, however is probably less common.
A mature male may give birth once every three years. Gestation lasts about 15 months,
and a single calf is born in the summer.
Narwhals are hunted by Inuits and some northen Europeans for the skin, meat,
blubber, and especially for their tusks. The tusk is used as an ornament, both whole and
carved, and is sometimes ground into a powder for reputed medicinal purposes. Although the
existance of the species does not appear to be threatened, local overhunting of individual
narwhals, and their food supply may be limiting populations.

172. What is the main idea of the first c. The length of narwhal
paragraph? d. The habitat of narwhal
a. The nature of narwhal 173. The word their in paragraph 3 refers
b. The life of narwhal to ...
 a. Female narwhals a. Its medical effect
b. male narwhals b. Its scarcity
c. subadult narwhals c. Its pure powder
d. narwhals d. Its unusual shape
174. The narwhal is described as all of 177. How can the male narwhal can be
the following EXEPCT ... distinguished from the female
a. they are closely related to the narwhal?
beluga whale a. The color of the body
b. they often occur in small pods b. The mottling of the belly
c. they live in the arctic c. The tusk on the head
d. they move seasonally d. The weight of the body
175. The segregate in paragraph 2 is 178. It can be inferred from the passage
closest in meaning to ... that narwhal’s population are
a. Separate influenced by ...
b. Gather a. Human
c. Collect b. Air
d. Engage c. Weather
176. What made the narwha’s tusks d. Sea current
valuable?

The Transportation Ministry will impose sanctions on Lion Air, the largest low-cost airline in
Indonesia, (179) ........ flight delays in many parts of the country that were reportedly (180)
....... by a pilots’ strike. The delays had left thousands of passengers stranded in a number of
airports on Tuesday morning.
179. . 180. .
a. Thus a. Causes
b. Though b. Caused
c. Despite c. Causen
d. Because of d. Be caused