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UJIAN SEMESTER III (JARDIKNAS)TAHUN AKADEMIK 2008/2009

Mata Kuliah : Bahasa Inggris 3Hari Tanggal : Jum’at, 9 Januari 2009Waktu : 100 menitDosen : Purwanto, S.Pd.

I. Incomplete SentencesDirections: In your test book, you will see a sentence with a missing word. Four possible answers follow the sentence. Choose the best answer to the question and fill in the corresponding oval on your answer sheet.

1. 5:00, the subway become very crowded.(A) When(B) After(C) Since(D) Until

2. The price of all cruises airfare and all transfers.(A) to include(B) includes(C) including(D) include

3. The bookcase is the door.(A) beside(B) among(C) between(D) across

4. The intern a fix machine before. (A) had used never(B) had never used(C) never had used(D) used had never

5. This year the annual meeting takes place Toronto.(A) on(B) for(C) by(D) in

6. Please use the parking spaces for visitors.

(A) be designating(B) are designating(C) were designated(D) designated

7. The message is Mr. Moriwaki’s answering machine.(A) in(B) of(C) on(D) to

8. If the traffic is bad, a bus.(A) take(B) takes(C) taking(D) will take

9. He clerk the computer manual from the secretary.(A) lent(B) to loan(C) loaned(D) borrowed

10. The airport was Mr. Debionne had expected.(A) the busiest(B) busier than(C) busy as(D) as busy

11. If the smoke alarm rings, the building quickly.(A) leaves(B) will leave(C) is leaving(D) leave

12. The chief engineer is knowledgeable and .(A) Industrious(B) Industry(C) Industrial(D) Industries

13. The speech made the audience restless.(A) boring(B) bored(C) bores(D) bore

14. The purser got his assistant the passenger orientation.(A) conducting(B) to conduct(C) conducted(D) conducts

15. The workers were loading the truck when the boxes .(A) has fallen(B) falls(C) fell(D) is falling

16. Of all tour ships, this is our .(A) more bigger(B) big(C) bigger(D) biggest

17. Ms. Nyen was giving her speech when the microphone . (A) is failing(B) fails(C) had failed(D) failed

18. Mr. Brett missed the plane he was working late.(A) after(B) until(C) because(D) and

19. Pens and stationery kept in the top drawer.(A) are(B) is(C) was(D) am

20. The new manager, was just hired will start tomorrow.(A) she(B) he(C) which(D) who

21. Mid America Airlines’s flight Phoenix arrives at Gate 9.(A) from(B) in(C) by

(D) on

22. Mr. Kumar if he had been delayed.(A) would call(B) would have called(C) will be calling(D) will calling

23. Ms. Neil the general manager of the hotel since 1994.(A) has(B) has been(C) had been(D) had

24. Our are trying to hire our best employees.(A) competition(B) competitive(C) competitors(D) competitively

25. we were late, we could not enter the conference hall.(A) Although(B) Because(C) Therefore(D) However

26. Many customers have requested that they notice of our sales.(A) receive(B) receives(C) received(D) receiving

27. All travel arrangements must be completed December 5.(A) with(B) in(C) for(D) by

28. The board of directors will meet October 10.(A) for(B) to(C) on(D) in

29. Participants fly to the convention can get a group rate.(A) they

(B) who(C) which(D) whom

30. In the mornings the kitchen staff turns on the ovens and coffee.(A) brewing(B) brew(C) brews(D) brewed

31. Ms. Mosley is member of our advertising team.(A) creative(B) most creative(C) more creative(D) the most creative

32. The department requires someone with in international law.(A) exploration(B) experience(C) explanatory(D) expectant

33. Meetings are scheduled in the first floor auditorium.(A) always(B) sometimes(C) rarely(D) every month

34. If I you, I would send the contract by courier.(A) am(B) is(C) was(D) were

35. A good chef is always ready to recipes.(A) adapt(B) adoption(C) adept(D) adjourn

36. Mr. Ross got the graphics department the charts.(A) to prepare(B) preparing(C) prepare(D) prepared

37. The personnel director screened the job applicants arranging interview.(A) because(B) until(C) since(D) before

38. If there some restaurants near the hotel, the tourist would not have to take taxis.(A) were(B) was(C) will be(D) would be

39. A firm will not if its employees are unhappy.(A) prosper(B) prosperous(C) prosperity(D) prospering

40. The status report the financial projections were both late.(A) or(B) and (C) but(D) nor

II. Error RecognitionDirections: In your test book, you will see a sentence with four words or phrases underlined. Choose the word or phrase that is incorrect and fill in the corresponding oval on your answer sheet.

41. In order the smoke won’t bother the nonsmokers, the conductor of the busA B

has asked the smokers taking their cigarettes in the smoking section.C D

42. A good waiter should be knowing about local tourist attractions.A B C D

43. The man drove the bus so quicker down the hill that he got much difficulty in A B C

steering the wheel.D

44. Guests who may be delayed are asked registering for late arrival.

A B C D

45. All of the bad news about the new contract have finally been confirmed.A B C D

46. All of our new-recruited instructors have got a complete medical check up and areA B C

now having a one-month orientation training.D

47. Ms. Minor drinks her tea with the lemon and a little sugar.A B C D

48. Mr. Gunawan, the present principle of this school, has once been a very energetic andA B C

creative teacher in the same school.D

49. Our biggest problem are that the supplies are not readily available.A B C D

50. The seminar started late, although there was not enough time for the audience to A B C D

ask questions.

51. Ms. Gie ran the department for Mr. Kim during he was in the hospital with the flu.A B C D

52. The hole in the crate indicated that it had been damaged while the shipment.A B C D

53. Both alcoholic drink or high calorie foods are forbidden for diabetics.A B C D

54. Awards given to the company is displayed in the lobby.A B C D

55. The manager is hoping to buy new software to tracking all the company's deliveries.A B C D

56. On Saturday afternoons around 4 o’clock, all of the employees wait for paychecksA B C

to distributed.D

57. Ms. Haufman wants to look for other job because she likes the work.A B C D

58. The passengers were not allowed to board even the crew was cleaning the cabin.A B C D

59. The director hired a new salesperson who he had worked for our largest competitor.A B C D

60. Some guests decided to leave, they could not wait for the show to start anymore.A B C D

Reading ComprehensionDirections: In your test book, you will see a reading passage followed by several questions. Each question has four answer choices. Choose the best answer to the question and fill in the corresponding oval on your answer sheet.

Question 61-62

MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORY OFFICIAL NOTICE

OF RATE INCREASE

The Municipal Transportation Authority hereby announces an increase in toll charges on all city tunnels and bridges to take effect July 1, 2008. There after, tolls for all cross river bridges and tunnels will be increased to $1.25 with the exception of the 69th Street Bridge, Which will remain free of charge. New tokens will be available at a discount of 10 percent as of June 10, 2008. Old tokens may not be used after June 10, 2008.

61. When will the increase take effect?(A)June 1, 2008(B) June 15, 2008(C) June 30, 2008(D)July 1, 2008

62. Which bridges and tunnels will be affected?(A)All bridges and tunnels in the city.(B) All cross-river bridges and tunnels(C) All cross-river bridges and tunnels except the 69th Street Bridge(D)All cross-river bridges and tunnels except the 69th Street Bridges

Question 63-65

RECRUITMENT-CONSULTANT (male/female)An established executive recruitment and management consulting firm with over 1,000 clients is seeking a mature, highly qualified recruitment consultant. The successful candidate must have extensive experience in personnel management and placement. Contacts in the electronics industry will be especially helpful. High income and potential advancement for the right person. Send resume and references, in confidence, to Classified Ad # 73.

63. What is this an advertisement for?(A)A partner(B) An electronics engineer(C) A recruiter(D)A manager

64. What is one definite requirement of the job?(A)Contacts(B) Experience(C) A high income(D)Advanced age

65. If you wanted to apply for this job, what would you do?(A)Call The office(B) Visit the office(C) Visit an executive recruiterSend a resume

Question 66-67

All computer disk must be scanned immediately upon entry to this building. Standard Chemical Company policy prohibits the possession of any personal disk on site. Disks authorized for business must be declared, accompanied by a pass, and scanned for viruses. When entering the facility, failure to declare disk will result in confiscation. The term ”disk” refers to any computer data medium.

66. Where would this notice most likely be seen?(A)In a health clinic(B) At a computer terminal(C) At the entrance of Standard Chemical(D)In the company cafeteria

67. What will happen if a disk is not declared?(A)It will be erased(B) It will be scratched(C) It will be duplicated(D)It will be taken away

Question 68-69

In the past years, a heavy emphasis has been placed on research and development geared toward creating innovative and reliable drugs. One-fifth of the company's total work force and over 9 percent of gross revenues were devoted to this vital area.

68. What was the reason behind the company's large expenditure on research and development?(A)Increasing employment(B) Increasing sales by 9 percent(C) Developing new and better medicines(D)Moving into heavy manufacturing

69. What percentage of the company's personnel were engaged in research and development?(A)9 percent(B) 11 percent(C) 15 percent(D)20 percent

Question 70-71

Assensuej 5135642 MillingeDenmark

Bittman BookstoreLange Voorhout 50-522574 EG The HagueThe Netherlands

To whom it my concern:

Please send me 2 copies of the book “How to be a Billionaire.” I have enclosed a check for $34 to cover the cost of two books and $4 for shipping and handling costs.

Please send the books to me at the address above.

Yours trulyAnn-Marie BernsAnn-Marie Berns

70. How much does each book cost?(A) $4(B) $15(C) $30(D) $34

71. Where should the books be sent?(A) To The Hague(B) To Bittman Bookstore(C) To The Netherlands(D) To Denmark

Question 72-75

If you dine out often, there are things that you can do to make the experience even better. Let the waiter know your expectations for the evening. If you want to linger over your meal, or if you are in a hurry, the waiter can adjust the service to suit your needs. If you have special dietary restrictions. Let the restaurant know. Most restaurants are happy to leave salt out f a dish. Or steam your fish instead of fry it if you just ask. If there is a problem with the service, speak to the waiter before talking to the manager; the waiter may be able to correct the problem immediately. Above all, be polite. 72. What should diners do if they are in a hurry when eating out?

(A)Tell the waiter(B) Order something simple(C) Eat quickly(D)Pay cash

73. What can the restaurant do if customer do not use salt?(A)Serve them raw vegetables(B) Get food from a hospital(C) Allow them to eat food from home(D)Leave the salt out of the recipe

74. What should diners do if there is a problem?(A)Go to another restaurant(B) Talk to the manager(C) Discuss it with the waiter(D)Stay angry all evening

75. What rule should diners always follow?(A)Be funny(B) Be polite(C) Be punctual(D)Be hungry

Question 76-77

A government-related association for the promotion of telecommunications released a report yesterday advocating the establishment of the semipublic corporation to develop equipment to be installed o a space platform scheduled to be launched within the next decade.The report, which was prepared by the Telecommunications Research Committee, which is affiliated with the Communications Ministry is expected to lead to the creation of 2 research and development company by the Ministry this autumn.

76. What does the report recommend?(A)Launching of a space station(B) Establishment of corporation(C) Installation of new equipment(D)Formation ofra committee

77. What group prepared the report?(A)The Telecommunications Research Committee(B) The Communications Ministry(C) The government(D)A semipublic corporation

Question 78-80

Managers in the business world have been taught to think in terms of control. The good manager in one who oversees every aspect of his department and makes the decisions about what goes on. But some companies are beginning to take a different approach to management style. Such tight control, many believe, leads not to good business, but to an over stressed manager. Now, managers are encouraged to think in terms of empowerment, that is, giving some control for everyday decisions to others. Advocates of empowerment say that it keep more managers happy and on the job and gives employees a reason to take pride in their work.

78. What word characterizes the new management style?(A) Empowerment(B) Control(C) Stress(D) Pride

79. How is it different from earlier ideas about management?(A)The manager makes decisions(B) Managers do all the work(C) Employees make decisions(D)Each employee know his job

80. What benefit does this have for employees? (A)They feel proud of their work(B) They like the manager more

(C) They get more vacations(D)The receive higher salaries