General Instructions:
1.
There are 60 multiple-choice
and 5 essay problems. Do the easier/
faster-to-be-done section first.
2.
Use #2B pencil to fill in
the corresponding answer on your computer sheet.
3.
No use of calculator is
allowed, including the English
translating tools.
Choose the most
suitable answer.
For no. 1-4:
1st TEXT
Source: Adapted from Indonesia Source Book 1994 and Hasil
Sensus Penduduk 2000, BPS by Window
on the World 2 textbook (2003)
Indonesia covers a land mass of 1.91 million km2 and territorial waters
nearly four times that size. In total, the country comprises 17,508 islands
stretching 5,120 km from east to west and 1,760 km north to south. The Indonesian population is approximately
203 million.
The
population is concentrated on six main islands. Java, with an area of
132,188 km2, is home to approximately
60 percent of the nations population,
or 120 million people. It is one
of the most densely populated
areas in the world.
With so
many islands, the Indonesian
Archipelago encircles a number of important commercial waterways, including the Sunda Strait, the Makassar Strait and the Malacca Strait.
Nearly
60 percent of Indonesian land is forested,
and a significant portion is mountainous and volcanic. Some mountains in Sumatra and Papua exceed
3,000 metres in height. Java itself has
112 volcanoes, including a number which are active. Volcanic activity through the ages has given the soil in Java and
Bali a high degree of fertility, which
accounts in part for the concentration of agriculture and people on the two
islands.
1.
What
is the estimated area of the Indonesian territorial waters?
A.
1,910,000
km2
B.
5,700,000
km2
C.
7,600,000
km2
D.
1,900,000,000
km2
E.
7,600,000,000
km2
2.
Approximately
how many square kilometres of the Indonesian land is NOT forested?
A.
0.76
million km2
B.
1.1
million km2
C.
1.9
million km2
D.
4.6
million km2
E.
7.6
million km2
3.
According
to the text, all of the statements below are TRUE, EXCEPT:
A.
The
largest populated island in Indonesia is Java.
B.
The
Makassar strait and Malacca Strait are important commercial waterways.
C.
Of
120 volcanoes in Java, there are a
number active ones.
D.
The
volcanic activity has caused the concentration of agriculture in Java and Bali.
E.
Indonesia
has 17,508 islands stretching 5,120 km. from north to south.
4.
This
edited text is about
.
A.
The
Indonesian Archipelago
B.
The
Indonesian six main islands
C.
The
Indonesian geographical features
D.
The
population of Indonesian major islands
E.
The
commercial waterways in Indonesia
For no. 5-9:
2nd TEXT
Source:
http://www.homeschoollearning.com/units/unit_09-24-01.shtml
Volcanoes are powerful forces of nature! Molten rock
from inside the earth makes its way to the surface to relieve the pressure and
shifts happening below the earth's surface. Learn more about the basics of
where volcanoes come from, the kinds of
eruptions and the types of volcanoes.
Let's
first take a look at the earth. The earth is made up of 4 main layers-the inner
core, the outer core, the mantle and the crust. The crust is where we live, on
the surface of the earth. Below the crust lies the mantle, which is made up of
solids, liquids and gases.
The
lithosphere is made up of the crust and the upper most layer of the mantle, and
is divided up into 16 major plates. As the plates of the lithosphere shift,
they disrupt portions and pockets of the mantle below it. This disruption
causes steam and gasses within the mantle into liquid magma-these pockets of
liquid magma are called "hot spots". The liquid magma then makes its
way up through the lithosphere and erupts from onto the earth as lava. The
places where they erupt are called volcanoes.
Types of volcanic eruptions
depend on the pressure that forces the magma up, and depending on the viscosity
(how liquid the magma is) and amount of gas in the magma, eruptions vary in
size, explosiveness and danger, namely:
a.
Plinian eruptions
http://www.homeschoollearning.com/units/imglib/volcano_plinian.jpg,
the most dangerous and explosive, like the Pompeii explosion of Mount Vesuvius
(the story of Samson and Delilah).
http://www.homeschoollearning.com/units/imglib/volcano_effusive.jpg
lava outpouring onto the ground. These eruptions are less dangerous, and the
magma has lower viscosity and levels of
gas.
c.
Strombolian eruptions
http://www.homeschoollearning.com/units/imglib/volcano_strombolian.jpg irregular explosion or fountaining of
lava from a single vent or crater.
d.
Hydrovolcanic eruptions
http://www.homeschoollearning.com/units/imglib/volcano_hydro.jpg
happening near oceans and the hot magma heats the water so that it becomes
steam.
e.
Fissure Eruptions
http://www.homeschoollearning.com/units/imglib/volcano_fissure.jpg
magma flowing up through cracks in the ground and leaks out onto the surface.
5.
What
is the text all about?
A.
Earth D. Lithosphere
B.
Crust E. Eruptions
C.
Volcanoes
6.
Where
are the 16 major lithosphere plates located?
A.
core D. Options B and C
B.
crust E. Options A, B, and C
C.
mantle
7.
What
is the source of the layers of the earth?
A.
http://www.homeschoollearning.com/units/unit_09-24-01.shtml
B.
http://www.homeschoollearning.com/units/imglib/volcano_hydro.jpg
C.
http://www.homeschoollearning.com/units/imglib/volcano_plinian.jpg
D.
http://www.homeschoollearning.com/units/imglib/volcano_strombolian.jpg
E.
http://www.homeschoollearning.com/units/imglib/volcano_fissure.jpg
8.
Which
type of eruption causes hot steam from ocean?
A.
Plinian D. Hydrovolcanic
B.
Effusive E. Fissure
C.
Strombolian
9.
What
will the next paragraph of this article be about?
A.
The
types of volcanoes
B.
The
origin of volcanoes
C.
The
disasters of volcanoes
D.
The
victims of volcano eruptions
E.
The
benefits of volcano eruptions
VOCABULARY
10.
The
birth rate in Indonesia is around 2% annually.
The antonym of the
underlined word is
A.
density D. abundance
B.
fertility E. reservation
C.
mortality
11.
The
Indonesian
. includes, among others, rare species, such as
rhinoceros, komodo (giant lizard), rafflesia arnoldi, and black orchids.
A.
flora D. plants
B.
fauna E. invertebrates
C.
biodiversity
12.
The
population
in Bali is around 600 people/ km2.
A.
area D. density
B.
number E. fertility
C.
amount
13.
The
wicked Queen in the Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs operette accounted for its success. The audience enjoyed it very
much!
The underlined words mean
.
A.
caused D. ignored
B.
measured E. originated
C.
calculated
14.
The
animal, which has a hard shell, lives in the sea and go to the beach to lay
eggs, is called
A.
turtle D. giraffe
B.
parrot E. woodpecker
C.
tortoise
15.
Situated
between Sumatra and Malaysia, Malacca
is a vital commercial waterway.
A.
bay C. strait E.
peninsula
B.
gulf D. cape
NAME :
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CLASS :
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EXAM no..
ESSAY
For no. 3-4: ADJECTIVE CLAUSE (defining/
non-defining)
First, combine
the following sentences into one by using a relative pronoun, such as WHO, WHOSE, etc.
Second, ADD COMMA(s) wherever necessary
3.
SMAK
7 fish pond makes the school like a
hotel.
It has a half length of an
Olympic-size pool.
ANSWER (2 points)
SMAK 7 fish pond
.. makes the school like a hotel.
4.
The
woman has stolen a diamond last
November.
You have just talked about
her.
Another diamond had been
stolen before it.
ANSWER: (4 points)
The woman
has stolen a diamond
last November,
before
.
5.
ADJECTIVE ORDER (6 points)
Rearrange the adjectives
below into a correct order and write down ONLY the ANSWER
in the space given.
a.
Wesley
has just bought a (wooden, beautiful, round)
table.
b.
What
a(n) (Italian, new,
red, incredible)
.. house.
