DOKUMEN NEGARA

SANGAT RAHASIA

PEMERINTAH KOTA DEPOK

DINAS PENDIDIKAN

UJIAN SEKOLAH ( US )
SEKOLAH MENENGAH PERTAMA (SMP)

Tahun Pelajaran 2021/2022

SOAL
Mata Pelajaran : Bahasa Inggris
Kelas : IX ( Sembilan )
Paket :1

Choose the best answer A, B, C or D.

Read the dialog and answer the question no. 1.
Anne : Hi, John. What’s up? Long time no see since we met last time.
John : I’m good. What about you?
Anne : Well nothing special. By the way, Robby is looking for you. He can’t contact you.
John : Yes, I change my phone number, the old chip is broken. I can’t contact anyone too.
Do you have his phone number?
Anne : Of course. It’s 0888662291, please save his number
John : Thank you very much. I really need to contact him, too.
Anne : Don’t mention it. Ok, I need to fetch my sister at her piano course. Talk to you later.
John : Send my best regards to your sister.
Anne : Sure. So long!.
John : Bye.
1. What is the dialog about?
A. John is going to meet Anne’s sister.
B. John wants to talk to Robby.
C. Anne wants John to talk to her sister.
D. Anne wants to call Robby with her sister.
Read the dialog and then answer the question no.2.
Receiver : Hello?
Bella : Hello, Cindy! Let’s meet up at 5 in the new cafe. I have something to tell you.
Receiver : Pardon, who is talking ?.
Bella : It’s me, Bella! You are Cindy, aren’t you ?
Receiver : No I’m not. I’m her twin sister, Lucy.
Bella : I do … I thought you are Cindy. Your voice is like hers. May I talk to Cindy, please?
Receiver : Never mind. I will tell her. Please wait a moment
Bella : Ok thank you Lucy.

2. The best word to fill in the blank is….

A. mind.
B. apologize.
C. forgive.
D. wait.

The text is for number 3.

Ambar : We must discuss our Math project soon. Can we discuss it next Wednesday?
Sonia : Oh, I’m sorry, next Wednesday I’ll go to the dentist. How about the next day at

7 PM at your house ?

Ambar : Ok, deal! And please be punctual!

3. From the dialog, we can infer that …

A. Ambar will discuss the project with Sonia on Wednesday morning.
B. Ambar will go to the dentist on Wednesday evening.
C. Sonia will visit the dentist for her teeth on Thursday morning.
D. Sonia will come to Ambar’s house on Thursday evening.

The text is for number 4.

Arjuna : My sister can’t register the singing competition this month.
Zaky : Why is that so?
Arjuna : She isn’t ten yet
Zaky : When was she born?
Arjuna : She was born in 2013
Zaky : What month was it?
Arjuna : December
Zaky : I see

4. What is the requirement of the competition?

A. Maximum ten years old.
B. Minimum ten years old.
C. Born in the last month of the year.
D. Born in two thousand thirteen.
The text is for number 5.
Mr. Peter : What time is your course, Will ?
Will : It’s … (6) a quarter past three, Dad
Mr. Peter : Why don’t you get hurry?
Will : What time is it now, Dad?
Mr. Peter : Look at that clock! It’s three o’clock
Will : But my watch shows a quarter to two now.
Mr. Peter : Oh, I’m sorry. I forget that it is out of order. Maybe I should fix it or change the
battery.

5. “I forget that it is out of order”. The word “it” refers to …

A. Will’s watch.
B. the time.
C. the battery.
D. the clock.

The text is for number 6.

Mr. Peter : When do you have an English course, Will ?
Will : … (a) Saturday … (b) a quarter past three, Dad
Mr. Peter : Why don’t you get hurry?
Will : What time is it now, Dad?
Mr. Peter : Look at that clock! It’s three o’clock!
Will : But my watch shows a quarter to two now.
Mr. Peter : Oh, I’m sorry. I forget that it is out of order. I should replace the machine and
battery.
6. The suitable prepositions for (a) and (b) are …
A. in - at
B. in - on
C. on - at
D. on - in

Text for question number 7

I am Cecile. People say that I am smart and active. My hobby is

playing violin. I usually play it on weekend in my bedroom.
I play with it my sister. We have played it since I was five years old.
Our parents support us. I think that playing violin is interesting and
relaxing.

7. We can infer that the text is ...

A. describing Cecile’s hobby.
B. telling about how to play violin .
C. giving information about playing violin.
D. showing Cecile’s ability in playing violin .
Text for question number 8

I am Cecile. People say that I am smart and active. My hobby is

playing violin. I usually play it on weekend in my bedroom.
I play it with my sister. We have played it since I was five years
old. Our parents support us. I think that playing violin is
interesting and relaxing.

8. We know that Cecile ...

A. likes playing violin with her friend.
B. likes to play violin in her sister’s room.
C. Likes playing violin in front of the people .
D. likes to play violin on Saturday and Sunday.

Text for number 9

On my seventeenth birthday, my dad gave me a kitten. It was something that I have

wanted for a long time. I named her Kelly. My dad adopted her from a shelter.
At first she arrived at my home, she was fragile and very small. It was as small as a bottle.
But now, she has full-grown to be a lovely white cat. Her fur grows thick and soft.
She chows and exercises well. She likes to eat crackers and tuna fish. She is really a
charming cat. I promise I will take care of her well.

9. The main idea of the first paragraph is …

A. The writer’s pet is a charming cat
B. The writer’s pet has grown well
C. The writer got a lovely pet
D. The writer got a kitten on his birthday

Text for number 10

On my seventeenth birthday, my dad gave me a kitten. It was something that I have wanted for
a long time. I named her Kelly. My dad adopted her from a shelter.
At first she arrived at my home, she was fragile and very small. It was as small as a bottle. But
now, she has full-grown to be a lovely white cat. Her fur grows thick and soft.
She chows and exercises well. She likes to eat crackers and tuna fish. She is really a charming cat.
I promise I will take care of her well.

10. “she was fragile and very small” . The underlined word has the same meaning as …
A. weak
B. tough
C. firm
D. healthy

The following lyrics are for question number 11

I'm five years old

It's getting cold
I've got my big coat on
I hear your laugh
And look up smiling at you
I run and run
Past the pumpkin patch
And the tractor rides
Look now, the sky is gold
I hug your legs
And fall asleep on the way home
1 don't know why all trees Change in the fall
But I know you're not scared of anything at all
Don't know if Snow White's house is near or far away
But I know I had the best day with you today
I'm thirteen now
And don't know how
My friends could be so mean
I come home crying
And you hold me tight
And grab the keys
And we drive and drive
Until we found a town far enough away
And we talk and window shop
Till I forgotten all their names
Adopted from: http://www.Iyricsfreak.com/t/taylor+swift/the+best+day_20766928.html 14 Maret, 2022)

11. We can learn from the song that …

A. There is no place like home.
B. There is no time like the present.
C. We can't get everything we want.
D. The grass is always greener on the other side.

The following dialog is for question number 12

Mrs. Tya : O, gosh. Are you playing online games while recharging your smartphone?
Michael : Yes. What’s the matter?
Mrs. Tya : You mustn’t do that. It’s very dangerous!
Michael : Only a few minutes, I’m on the battle with my friends.
Mrs. Tya : I say No. Don’t use your smartphone while it’s charging! Otherwise, you may have
an electrical shock.
Michael : Ok. I’ll turn it off now.
Mrs. Tya : Never do it again. It’s for your safety.
Michael : I won’t. Thanks for reminding me.

12. The dialog is talking about …

A. A warning of playing online game on a smartphone
B. A warning of charging a smartphone when it is dangerous
C. A warning of turning off a smartphone while being charged
D. A warning of using a smartphone while being charged

The following dialog is for question number 13

Intan : Watch this skull breaker challenge video!
Winda : Let me see. (after seeing), Oh, no…
Intan : It’s a very dangerous challenge. We must not do that
Winda : I agree. It will definitely cause serious injury
Intan : I don’t understand why a few teenagers create challenges of which several are harmful.
They don’t think well about the risk.
Winda : They might think that’s a real challenge and don’t think the effects. We must be smart and
wise to think the good or bad effect of any challenges.

13. What might we infer from the text?

A. Skull breaker is a challenge we can try
B. We must be smart to make a challenge
C. Watching a challenge is dangerous
D. Skull breaker is dangerous to try

Complete the following dialogue.

14. Joe : I’m going to have a camping on Pangrango Mountain this weekend.
Senny : Really? It’s a rainy season. I think you … take a raincoat with you.
Joe : You’re right
A. should
B. must not
C. shouldn’t not
D. can

Arrange the jumble dialogue!

1. Rena : I had a diarrhea
2. Rena : I know. Thanks for your suggestion
3. Rena : I did. I ate Asinan with my friends and it was quite spicy
4. Tony : Did you eat spicy food?
5. Tony : You shouldn’t eat too much spicy food. It’s not good for your stomach
6. Tony : Why didn’t you attend OSIS meeting yesterday?
7. Tony : My pleasure

15. The best arrangement of the dialog is …

A. 6 – 1 – 4 – 3 – 5 – 2 – 7
B. 6 – 1 - 3 – 5 – 4 – 2 – 7
C. 6 – 3 – 1 – 4 – 5 – 2 – 7
D. 6 – 3 – 4 - 1 – 2 – 5 – 7
The following texts are for question number 16
Text 1 Text 2

Both texts are written to show:

1. Happiness in belated birthday.
2. Salutation for being alumnus
3. Hope for his future.
4. Joy for being high school student.

16. Which statements are correct based on the greeting cards above?
A. 1 & 2.
B. 1 & 3.
C. 2 & 4.
D. 3 & 4.

The following text is for question number 17

17. From the text, we can infer that …
A. Lucy and Daniel live in new home
B. Lucy and Daniel invite to visit the house
C. Lucy and Daniel inform their new office
D. Lucy and Daniel tell their new job location

The following text is for question number 18

To: Annisa

I heard about your success as the first winner of singing contest of FLS2N. Congratulation! I know
how long and how hard you had practiced it. We are all very proud of you. We wish you all the
best in pursuing your dream to be a popular singer someday.
Your friend,
Maya

18. from the text we know that Annisa is . . . of FLS2N

A. the best student
B. the best speaker
C. the best teacher
D. the best singer

The following text is for question number 19

19. “Our beloved son, husband …” The underlined word has the opposite meaning with …
A. dearest
B. respected
C. cherished
D. hated

The following texts are for question number 20

Text 1 Text 2

Two weeks ago, I and my family were Last week, I went to a traditional market to
in my grandpa’s hometown. It is our annual buy some daily needs. I went there alone as I
agenda every holiday in the end usually do.
of Semester. Unfortunately, it was rainy
As I arrived at the market, I started
season there.
searching the things I needed. While I was
It rained almost every day there. We bargaining the price of some fruits, I saw a
had no opportunity to visit some tourism crowd and hard noise. There was a thief beaten
places there because of the rain. We had by a lot of people. It was so terrible. I didn’t
no enough sunlight even to dry up our want it got worse so I called the police. A few
laundries. As a result, we just stayed at minutes later, the police came and handled it. I
home almost all day long. asked the fruit seller how it happened. He said
that the thief tried to steal a lady’s wallet but
Finally, we decided to make an
she saw him and shouted loudly. Then, suddenly
interesting activity indoor to spend the
many people attacked him badly.
holiday together. The activity we chose that
day was making funny videos directed by It is a really terrifying experience I have. I
me. Finishing the videos, we edited them was so shocked. I hope that it will never happen
and uploaded in YouTube. again in the future.
We were very happy to have this idea.
By doing this, we could kill our boredom of
staying at home because of the rain. We
could make creativity instead.

Both texts have these moral values:

1. Indoor activity is more boring than outdoor activity
2. Creativity to manage the time makes everything valuable
3. It is right to punish someone who does bad deed to people
4. We should report the police if we see a violence.

20. Which statements are correct based on texts above?

A. 1 & 2.
B. 1 & 3.
C. 2 & 4.
D. 3 & 4.

The following texts are for question number 21

Last Friday, a friend of mine asked me to accompany him to buy a new shirt at a shopping mall.
We left the house at 3 PM by motorcycle. As soon as we arrived there, we went to the bistro
clothes. I left him to choose the shirt. But an hour later, I felt bored just watching him choosing the
shirt, so I left him and went to the book store. Thirty minutes later I went back to the bistro but I
couldn’t find him there. I went to the parking area. I saw his motorcycle was still there but I couldn’t
find him. I waited for him for a few moments then finally I gave up and decided to go home by bus
after attaching a message on his motorcycle.

21. From the text above, we know that finally the writer ...
A. met his friend in the parking area
B. touched his friend’s motorcycle
C. rode his friend’s motorcycle
D. went home alone
The following texts are for question number 22
Last Friday, a friend of mine asked me to accompany him to buy a new shirt at a shopping mall.
We left the house at 3 PM by motorcycle. As soon as we arrived there, we went to the bistro
clothes. I left him to choose the shirt. But an hour later, I felt bored just watching him choosing the
shirt, so I left him and went to the book store. Thirty minutes later I went back to the bistro but I
couldn’t find him there. I went to the parking area. I saw his motorcycle was still there but I couldn’t
find him. I waited for him for a few moments then finally I gave up and decided to go home by bus
after attaching a message on his motorcycle.

22. “I couldn’t find him there.”(line 5). The underlined word refers to....
A. Shopping mall
B. Parking area
C. Bistro clothes
D. Book store

The following texts are for question number 23 to 24

I spent my last summer holiday in Seoul, South Korea. I went there with my friends. On the
23.
first day, I was landed at Incheon Airport around 7 AM after a 6 hours long flight. Then I went to
Seoul by train and checked in to the hotel I already booked. I decided to take a rest for a while. At
night, I went to Hongdae, a famous district in South Korea. I went to eat traditional Korean food.
On the next day, I went to the Gyeongbokgung Palace and National Museum. I also went to learn
how to make Kimchi and see the scenery of Seoul from Seoul Tower. I ….(23) to the hotel at 10
PM and immediately went to sleep. I had a fantastic experience in South Korea and made
wonderful memory with my friends. It was … (24) trip.
23. The suitable word to fill in number 23 is … .
A. go back
B. go home
C. went back
D. return home

Fill in the blank number 24!

I spent my last summer holiday in Seoul, South Korea. I went there with my friends. On the
first day, I was landed at Incheon Airport around 7 AM after a 6 hours long flight. Then I went to
Seoul by train and checked in to the hotel I already booked. I decided to take a rest for a while. At
night, I went to Hongdae, a famous district in South Korea. I went to eat traditional Korean food. On
the next day, I went to the Gyeongbokgung Palace and National Museum. I also went to learn how
to make Kimchi and see the scenery of Seoul from Seoul Tower. I ….(23) to the hotel at 10 PM and
immediately went to sleep. I had a fantastic experience in South Korea and made wonderful memory
with my friends. It was … (24) trip.
24. The suitable word to fill in number 24 is … .
A. horrible
B. awesome
C. dreadful
D. awful
Text for question number 25

"Anytime You Need A Friend"

By Mariah Carey

If you're lonely
And need a friend
And troubles seem like
They never end
Just remember
To keep the faith
And love will be there
To light the way, yeah

Anytime you need a friend

I will be here
Never be alone again
So don't you fear
Even if you're miles away
I'm by your side
So don't you ever be lonely
Love will make it alright

When the shadows are closing in

And your spirit diminishing
Just remember
You're not alone
And love will be there
To guide you home, oh

Anytime you need a friend

I will be here
Never be alone again (No, oh)
So don't you fear (No, no, no, no)
Even if you're miles away (Even if you're miles away)
I'm by your side
Don't you ever be lonely
Love will make it alright

25. What is the best message for the song?

A. We may ask our friends some food
B. We should ask our parents to give more love to us
C. We should keep our friend’s secret well
D. We should give our friend motivation if she/he needs it

Text for question number 26

"Anytime You Need A Friend"
By Mariah Carey

If you're lonely
And need a friend
And troubles seem like
They never end
Just remember
To keep the faith
And love will be there
To light the way, yeah

Anytime you need a friend

I will be here
Never be alone again
So don't you fear
Even if you're miles away
I'm by your side
So don't you ever be lonely
Love will make it alright

When the shadows are closing in

And your spirit diminishing
Just remember
You're not alone
And love will be there
To guide you home, oh

Anytime you need a friend

I will be here
Never be alone again (No, oh)
So don't you fear (No, no, no, no)
Even if you're miles away (Even if you're miles away)
I'm by your side
Don't you ever be lonely
Love will make it alright

26. “ … And your spirit diminishing “ The underlined word has the closest meaning to …
A. reality
B. fear
C. weakness
D. courage

Text for question number 27

Wiwin : What was the result of the story telling competition?

Alda : I was only the runner-up
Wiwin : You were the runner-up, but you have performed your best. Well done! I hope you
win the next competition
Alda : Thank you.

27. The underlined sentence shows an expression of ….

A. congratulation
B. complaint
C. agreement
D. hope
Text for question number 28

Amanda : Have we got everything?

Zahra : Yup. I have also prepared extra snacks for others.
Amanda : Good job! You are very considerate.
Zahra : Thank you.
Amanda : Well, it can be very hot there. So, it is nice if we play in the water.
Zahra : Yes, right. But I just want to relax at the beach. I don’t want to get wet.
Amanda : Well, you still need to change the clothes if you get too sweaty.
Zahra : Right. I hope the weather is friendly so I don’t need to change my clothes.

28. How will Zahra probably spend most her time at the beach?
A. She will try snorkeling with Amanda
B. She will sit and enjoy the sea breeze
C. She will play beach sports with others
D. She will look for sea animals under the sand

Text for question number 29

Ria : Congrats! I heard from mom that you passed the scholarship selection test.
Nana : Thanks. And I appreciate so much for your help so far. I know you must be annoyed every
time I asked you to help me.
Ria : My pleasure. I help you sincerely. I feel so happy that finally your dream comes true. So,
when will you leave for Aussie?
Nana : About three months later. I will attend preparation course before studying there.
Ria : I see. …
Nana : I hope so, but I need your support and prayer too.
Ria : I will always.

29. The most appropriate expression to complete the dialogue is … .

A. I wish you won’t forget us
B. I know what you should do
C. I think I’ll apply for a scholarship too
D. I hope you can get through all the process

Text for question number 30

Banana-Sesame Fritters
Flavors of Cambodia

Preparation time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: A few minutes

Difficulty: Easy

Ingredients

For 4 servings

- 8 small slightly underripe bananas

- 2 tbsp. sesame seeds

- 3 tbsp. palm sugar

- 5 large tablespoonfuls of rice flour

- 3 egg whites

- Coconut milk (approx. 300 ml)

- A small pinch of salt

Materials:
- Fairly thick plastic wrap or a square of parchment paper

Methods:

1. Combine the rice flour, sesame, salt and palm sugar.

2. Incorporate the egg whites, then the coconut milk gradually until
the mixture has the consistency of a thick pancake batter.
3. Peel the bananas. Roll each banana in plastic wrap. Place a
weight on top (such as a saucepan or baking dish) and press
down to lightly crush the banana without mashing it.
4. Heat some oil in a deep-fryer or pot.
5. Dip the bananas quickly into the batter and fry them two at a
time until golden and crispy. Serve immediately.

30. Who do you think will be interested in reading the text?

A. Professional chef
B. People who like eating
C. People who learn cooking
D. People who are good at cooking

Text for question number 31

Text 1 Text 2

HOW TO MAKE A PAPER MASK How to make a clay animal

 Start with a clump of clay. Just about any
Materials :
sort of clay or dough will do, as long as it's
- Thick paper decently firm. The more clay, the bigger
- Scissors your animal will be.
- Two rubber bands  Roll a snake from the clay by rolling it back
- Colouring pencils and forth under your hand
- a cutter  Break off a small piece of clay to form the
- a pencil head.
 Roll the head into a round ball; move your
hand around in a circle to make this ball.
Steps :  Cut the snake at both ends with a popsicle
stick, or something similar, into two
1. Draw a pattern of a face as you like on
pieces. These will form the arms and legs
the thick paper
or the front and back legs of your animal
2. Colour or decorate your drawing
 Pose the arms and legs any way you want.
3. Use the scissors to cut out the picture,
Is your animal sitting or standing,
follow the line
4. Use the cutter to make a small hole for pouncing, rolling over, or lying down?
each ear  Make the head. Create whatever ears and
5. Tie a rubber band on each hole eyes, nose and mouth you want. Then,
6. Finally, try your mask on by hooking stick the head on the shoulders.
the rubber band on your ears.  Make lots of different animals and even
people this way, depending on what
shapes you make. Use your imagination,
and have fun!

31. How would you compare the purpose of the texts?

A. Text 1 tells about how to make a paper mask whereas text 2 tells about how to make clay animal
B. Text 1 tells about how to draw paper mask pattern whereas text 2 tells us about how to make a
big animal clay.
C. Text 1 tells about how to make a clay animal whereas text 2 tells about how to make a paper
mask
D. Text 1 explain how to make paper mask using paper and wood fruit whereas text 2 tells about
how to make

Text for question number 32

Materials:

 shoebox
 paintbrush
 black paint
 newspaper
 scissors
 tape
 tracing paper
 thick aluminum foil
 Pin
Directions:

1. Paint the inside of the box black, including the lid.

2. Cut a small square out of either end of the box.
3. Cover one of the holes in the box with aluminum foil Keep the foil tight, and tape down the
edges so that no light can get in.
4. Cover the hole at the other end with tracing paper. Again, keep it taped tightly in place.
5. Put the lid on the box. If the fit is not very tight tape around the lid to hold it in place. Make sure
you cover all the gaps.
6. Carefully prick a hole in the center of the foil with a pin. Make the hole as tiny as possible. You
have now made a pinhole camera.
7. Finally, point the foil end of your pinhole camera at a suitable scene. Look at the image that is
formed on the paper screen.

Adopted from: Tom Jackson, Science Activities Light and Color, Connecticut,
Grolier Educational Sherman Turnpike, 2002.

32. What thing is produced of this procedure?

A. Holes in a box
B. pinhole camera
C. black painted box
D. lid for a camera

Text for question number 33

Materials:

 shoebox
 paintbrush
 black paint
 newspaper
 scissors
 tape
 tracing paper
 thick alumunium foil
 Pin
Directions:

1. Paint the inside of the box black, including the lid.

2. Cut a small square out of either end of the box.
3. Cover one of the holes in the box with aluminum foil Keep the foil tight, and tape down the
edges so that no light can get in.
4. Cover the hole at the other end with tracing paper. Again, keep it taped tightly in place.
5. Put the lid on the box. If the fit is not very tight tape around the lid to hold it in place. Make
sure you cover all the gaps.
6. Carefully prick a hole in the center of the foil with a pin. Make the hole as tiny as possible.
You have now made a pinhole camera.
7. Finally, point the foil end of your pinhole camera at a suitable scene. Look at the image that
is formed on the paper screen.

Adopted from: Tom Jackson, Science Activities Light and Color, Connecticut,
Grolier Educational Sherman Turnpike, 2002.

33. What should you do if the lid is not fitted tightly enough on the box?
A. Cover the camera tightly.
B. Filling the pinhole with paper
C. Tape around the lid
D. Tape the foil end of the pinhole camera

Text for question number 34

Materials:

 shoebox
 paintbrush
 black paint
 newspaper
 scissors
 tape
 tracing paper
 thick alumunium foil
 Pin
Directions:

1. Paint the inside of the box black, including the lid.

2. Cut a small square out of either end of the box.
3. Cover one of the holes in the box with aluminum foil Keep the foil tight, and tape down the
edges so that no light can get in.
4. Cover the hole at the other end with tracing paper. Again, keep it taped tightly in place.
5. Put the lid on the box. If the fit is not very tight tape around the lid to hold it in place. Make
sure you cover all the gaps.
6. Carefully prick a hole in the center of the foil with a pin. Make the hole as tiny as possible. You
have now made a pinhole camera.
7. Finally, point the foil end of your pinhole camera at a suitable scene. Look at the image that is
formed on the paper screen.

Adopted from: Tom Jackson, Science Activities Light and Color, Connecticut,
Grolier Educational Sherman Turnpike, 2002.

34. “Carefully prick a hole in the center of the foil with a pin.” (Step 6)
The underlined word could be best replaced by …
A. attach
B. hold
C. poke
D. tick

Read the story to answer the question no. 35

A long time ago, there lived an old and poor couple in a village in Japan. They didn’t
wish for gold or fine clothes. They only wished for a child.
One day, the old woman washed clothes in a river. While washing, she was also wishing
for a child. Then, a giant peach came floating down the river. She took it home and would cut
it.
There was a human voice from that peach saying not to cut it. Suddenly it split open; a
baby boy jumped out of that peach. Those old people were very happy and named him
Momotaro which means Peach Boy.
Time went by and people in that village were afraid of Oni Monsters who stole their
belongings. When Momotaro was about 15 years old, he wanted to save his village from Oni
Monsters. Momotaro’s parents were very proud of Momotaro. His father gave him a sword;
mother gave him a bag of dumplings.
On the way, Momotaro met a dog, a monkey and a hawk. He shared those dumplings
with them. Those animals joined him to fight Oni Monsters. Being a good leader, Momotaro
encouraged them to work together.
Finally, Momotaro successfully forced Oni leader to surrender. Then Momotaro with
his friends took treasure then shared it to all people in the village. Momotaro’s parents were
very happy that Momotaro came back safely.

1. The topic of the text is about … .

A. best friends
B. Oni monster
C. a good leader
D. Momotaro

Read the story to answer the question no. 36

One hot day, Shepherd discovered a fat Pig in the meadow where his Sheep were
pastured. He very quickly captured the porker, which squealed at the top of its voice the
moment the Shepherd laid his hands on it. You would have thought, to hear the loud squealing,
that the Pig was being cruelly hurt. But in spite of its squeals and struggles to escape, the
Shepherd tucked his prize under his arm and started to the butcher’s in the marketplace. The
Sheep in the pasture were much astonished and amused at the Pig’s behavior and followed the
Shepherd and his charge to the pasture gate.
“What makes you squealed like that?” asked one of the Sheep. “The Shepherd often
catches and carries of one of us. But we should feel very much ashamed to make such a terrible
fuss about it like you do”.
“That’s all very well,” replied the Pig with a squeal and a frantic kick. “ When he catches
you, he is only after your wool. But he wants my bacon! Gree-ee-ee!”

2. What does the story tell us about?

A. A pig in the meadow.
B. Shepherd of the sheep.
C. The sheep in the pasture.
D. The pig and the sheep.

Read the story to answer the question no. 37

When he was awakened by a tiny mouse running across his body, a mighty Lion was
sleeping in his lair. The lion then grabbed the frightened mouse with his huge paws and
opened his mouth to swallow him directly. “Please, King,” begged the mouse, “Spare me this
time and of course I will never forget your kindness. Someday I may be able to repay you.”
The lion thought that it was such an amusing idea that he let the poor creature go.

Sometimes later the lion was caught in a net laid by some hunters. Despite his great
strength, the lion could not break free. Soon the forest echoed with angry load roars.

The little mouse heard the lion and ran to see what was wrong. As soon as he
succeeded to make the Lion free “There!” said the mouse proudly, ” You laughed at me when I
promised to repay your kindness, but now you know that even a tiny mouse can help a mighty
Lion.”

3. What did the mouse do when he saw what was wrong to the Lion?
A. He laughed to the Lion.
B. He helped the Lion free.
C. The Mouse heard and run to the Lion.
D. The Mouse promised to repay the Lion kindness.

Read the story to answer the question no. 38

TEXT 1 TEXT 2

Once upon a time there was a farmer A wolf had been partying too greedily, and a bone
who owned a little dog that he keeps caught across his throat. He cannot swallow or
constantly by his side and a donkey, which vomit it, and because of that bone he could not
lived in a warm stable and got plenty of fresh eat anything. Sure, it was a terrible thing for the
grain and sweet hay. But, unfortunately the Greedy Wolf.
donkey was not satisfied with his condition.
“I slave all day long, hauling wood or So he rushed to meet the Stork. The Wolf believed
pulling the cart to market while the dog that the Stork could help him. With his long neck
sleeps on the master’s lap and eats from his and long beak, the Stork would have easily
plate!,” the donkey grumbled. “Perhaps, he reached the bone and pulled him out, the wolf
thought, if he behaved like the dog, his thought.
master would reward him with the same life
of ease. “Hi, stork, can you help me to.” Asked the Wolf
That very night, the donkey crept out of “What do I gain for helping you.” Said the stork.
the stable and into the house where the “I will reward you with a gift, if you can pull this
farmer sat at supper. “First I’ll frisk about and bone from my neck.” Said the wolf.
chase my tail, just as the dog does,” thought
the donkey. And he danced about the room, Stork was very uncomfortable to put his head into
flinging up his hooves until the table toppled the wolf’s throat. But the Stork wanted the reward
over and dishes went flying. from the Wolf, so he did what the Wolf had asked.
“Now I’ll sit on his lap!” said the When the wolf felt the bone was gone, he began
donkey, and he put his hooves up on the to walk away.
master’s chair.
“Help! Save me from this mad beast!” the “Hey, where are you going? What about the
terrified farmer bellowed. Then his servants reward for me?” Asked the Stork.
came running and, with shouts and blows, “What! Don’t you understand? The reward is that I
drove the donkey back to the stable. let your head out of my mouth. Isn’t it a good
“I suppose I’m a fine donkey, “the gift?”
donkey lamented,” but I’ ll never be a
lapdog!”
4. How do you compare the character of the two texts?
A. The dog is special, the wolf is greedy.
B. The dog is spoiled but the stork is silly.
C. The donkey is grumpy, but the stork is kind.
D. The donkey is envious while the wolf is so tricky.

Read the story to answer the question no. 39

Text 1 Text 2

When he was awakened by a tiny mouse One hot day, an ant was seeking some water.
running across his body, a mighty Lion was sleeping After walking around for a moment, she came to
in his lair. The lion then grabbed the frightened a spring. To reach the spring, she had to climb up
mouse with his huge paws and opened his mouth to a blade of grass. While making her way up, she
swallow him directly. “Please, King,” begged the slipped and fell unintentionally into the water.
mouse, “Spare me this time and of course I will
never forget your kindness. Someday I may be able
to repay you. “The lion thought that it was such an She could have sunk if a dove up a nearby tree
amusing idea that he let the poor creature go. had not seen her. Seeing that the ant was in
trouble, the dove quickly put off a leaf from a
Sometimes later the lion was caught in a net
tree and dropped it immediately into the water
laid by some hunters. Despite his great strength, the
near the struggling ant. Then the ant moved
lion could not break free. Soon the forest echoed
towards the leaf and climbed up there. Soon it
with angry load roars.
carried her safely to dry ground.
The little mouse heard the lion and ran to see what
was wrong. As soon as he succeeded to make the
Lion free “There!” said the mouse proudly, ” You Not long after that, there was a hunter nearby
laughed at me when I promised to repay your who was throwing out his net towards the dove,
kindness, but now you know that even a tiny mouse hoping to trap it in this way.
can help a mighty Lion.”

5. Based on the two stories above, we can conclude that both the mouse and the ant are … creatures.
A. tiny but strong
B. small and foolish
C. weak but gracious
D. clever and cunning

Read the story to answer the question no. 40

True Friends

Once upon a time, there were two close friends who were walking through the forest
together. They knew that anything dangerous can happen anytime in the forest. So they
promised each other that they would always help each other in any case of danger.

Suddenly, they saw a large bear getting closer toward them, one of the climbed a nearby
tree at once, but unfortunately the other one did not know how to climb up the tree, he shouted
for help but his friend ignored him. Hopelessly, he lay down on the ground breathless and
pretended to be a dead man.

The bear came near the one who was lying on the ground. It smelt his ears and slowly left
the place because the bear did not want to touch dead creatures. After that, the friend on the
tree came down and ask his friend on the ground. Friend, what did the bear whisper in to your
ears? The other friend replied. “Just now the bear advised me not to believe a false friends”.

6. When did the conflict happen between the two friends? It happened when … .
A. one of them shouted for help but his friends on the tree ignored him
B. a large bear got closer towards them but one of them couldn’t climb
C. they knew that anything dangerous can happen in the forest
D. the bear came near the one who was lying on the ground

Read the story to answer the question no. 41

True Friends

Once upon a time, there were two close friends who were walking through the forest
together. They knew that anything dangerous can happen anytime in the forest. So they
promised each other that they would always help each other in any case of danger.

Suddenly, they saw a large bear getting closer toward them, one of the climbed a nearby
tree at once, but unfortunately the other one did not know how to climb up the tree, he shouted
for help but his friend ignored him. Hopelessly, he lay down on the ground breathless and
pretended to be a dead man.

The bear came near the one who was lying on the ground. It smelt his ears and slowly left
the place because the bear did not want to touch dead creatures. After that, the friend on the
tree came down and ask his friend that was on the ground. Friend, what did the bear whisper in
to your ears? The other friend replied. “Just now the bear advised me not to believe a false
friends”.

7. What is the moral of the story?

A. Don’t walk into the forest.
B. Save yourself in danger.
C. Bears do not eat dead creature.
D. A friend in need is a friend indeed.

Read the story to answer the question no. 42

One hot day, Shepherd discovered a fat Pig in the meadow where his Sheep were
pastured. He very quickly captured the porker, which squealed at the top of its voice the
moment the Shepherd laid his hands on it. You would have thought, to hear the loud squealing,
that the Pig was being cruelly hurt. But in spite of its squeals and struggles to escape, the
Shepherd tucked his prize under his arm and started to the butcher’s in the marketplace. The
Sheep in the pasture were much astonished and amused at the Pig’s behavior and followed the
Shepherd and his charge to the pasture gate.
“What makes you squealed like that?” asked one of the Sheep. “The Shepherd often
catches and carries of one of us. But we should feel very much ashamed to make such a terrible
fuss about it like you do”.
“That’s all very well,” replied the Pig with a squeal and a frantic kick. “ When he catches
you, he is only after your wool. But he wants my bacon! Gree-ee-ee!”

8. From the story we can learn … .

A. do not underestimate one’s bad appearance
B. do not disturb one’s life privacy unclearly
C. don’t accept advice from your enemies
D. don’t compare two different situations

Read the text to answer the question no. 43

One element that is important to nearly all living things is oxygen. Humans and other
animals need oxygen to stay alive. Every time you take a breath, you are filling your lungs with
oxygen.

If much of the oxygen in the air disappeared, animals would not be able to survive. But
animal are breathing in oxygen every day. Why doesn’t the air ever run out of oxygen?

Plants help provide the oxygen that animals need to survive when you breath out, you
release carbon dioxide into the air. Carbon dioxide is made up of two elements, carbon and
oxygen. To make their own food, plants use carbon dioxide from the air. Then they release
oxygen as a waste product. Humans and other animals breathe in oxygen and release carbon
dioxide. This cycle is known as the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle.

About eighty present of the oxygen used by animals is replaced by algae. Algae are
classified as neither plants nor animal, but as protists. They have chlorophyll and can make
their own food by photosynthesis. Algae live world-wide, in oceans, freshwater, and even on
land. Plants living on land replace the remaining twenty percent of the oxygen used by animals.
Because of the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle, the amount of oxygen in the air stays fairly
constant. As long as there are enough plants on earth to release oxygen, we will never run out.

9. What is the text about?

A. Oxygen.
B. Algae and oxygen.
C. Oxygen and Carbon dioxide.
D. The Oxygen-Carbon Dioxide Cycle.

Read the text to answer the question no. 44

A flood is a rise of water with no place to go. Floods come in all depths, from just a couple
inches to many feet. The power of floodwater is extraordinary and lethal. In less than an hour,
strong rain can turn an ankle deep creek into an unstoppable 30-foot-high swell that
overpowers everything in its path.
Floods occur all over the world. Causes of floods include hurricanes, broken levees or
dams, rapidly thawing snow, ice jams, and heavy slow moving rain or repeated rains. A flood
can happen in a few minutes, hours, days, or over weeks.
No matter how quickly it happens or the cause, flooding is deadly. Floods kill more people
and cause more damage than other severe weather related events. Many die trying to drive or
walk through a flooded area. Just six inches of water can knock a person off their feet. Just two
feet of water can carry a car away.

10. What does the text mostly talk about?

A. The causes and effects of flood.
B. The dangerous of flood.
C. How to avoid flood.
D. Flood in Jakarta.

Read the text to answer the question no. 45

One element that is important to nearly all living things is oxygen. Humans and other
animals need oxygen to stay alive. Every time you take a breath, you are filling your lungs with
oxygen.

If much of the oxygen in the air disappeared, animals would not be able to survive. But
animal are breathing in oxygen every day. Why doesn’t the air ever run out of oxygen?

Plants help provide the oxygen that animals need to survive when you breath out, you
release carbon dioxide into the air. Carbon dioxide is made up of two elements, carbon and
oxygen. To make their own food, plants use carbon dioxide from the air. Then they release
oxygen as a waste product. Humans and other animals breath in oxygen and release carbon
dioxide. This cycle is known as the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle.

About eighty present of the oxygen used by animals is replaced by algae. Algae are
classified as neither plants nor animal, but as protists. They have chlorophyll and can make
their own food by photosynthesis. Algae live world-wide, in oceans, freshwater, and even on
land. Plants living on land replace the remaining twenty percent of the oxygen used by animals.
Because of the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle, the amount of oxygen in the air stays fairly
constant. As long as there are enough plants on earth to release oxygen, we will never run out.

11. How are algae classified? They are … .

A. animal and plant as well
B. as animals
C. as protists
D. as plants

Read the text to answer the question no. 46

One element that is important to nearly all living things is oxygen. Humans and other
animals need oxygen to stay alive. Every time you take a breath, you are filling your lungs with
oxygen.

If much of the oxygen in the air disappeared, animals would not be able to survive.
But animal are breathing in oxygen every day. Why doesn’t the air ever run out of oxygen?

Plants help provide the oxygen that animals need to survive when you breath out,
you release carbon dioxide into the air. Carbon dioxide is made up of two elements, carbon
and oxygen. To make their own food, plants use carbon dioxide from the air. Then they
release oxygen as a waste product. Humans and other animals breathe in oxygen and release
carbon dioxide. This cycle is known as the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle.

About eighty present of the oxygen used by animals is replaced by algae. Algae are
classified as neither plants nor animal, but as protists. They have chlorophyll and can make
their own food by photosynthesis. Algae live world-wide, in oceans, freshwater, and even on
land. Plants living on land replace the remaining twenty percent of the oxygen used by
animals. Because of the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle, the amount of oxygen in the air stays
fairly constant. As long as there are enough plants on earth to release oxygen, we will never
run out.

12. “As long as there are enough plants on earth to release oxygen, we will never run out.” What is
meaning of the word “run out” ?
A. Expire
B. Give out
C. finished
D. Exhausted
Read the text to answer the question no. 47

A flood is a rise of water with no place to go. Floods come in all depths, from just a
couple inches to many feet. The power of floodwater is extraordinary and lethal. In less than
an hour, strong rain can turn an ankle deep creek into an unstoppable 30-foot-high swell that
overpowers everything in its path.
Floods occur all over the world. Causes of floods include hurricanes, broken levees or
dams, rapidly thawing snow, ice jams, and heavy slow moving rain or repeated rains. A flood
can happen in a few minutes, hours, days, or over weeks.
No matter how quickly it happens or the cause, flooding is deadly. Floods kill more
people and cause more damage than other severe weather related events. Many die trying to
drive or walk through a flooded area. Just six inches of water can knock a person off their feet.
Just two feet of water can carry a car away.

13. The following are the causes of flood, except….

A. broken levees or dams.
B. hurricanes.
C. heavy rain.
D. tornado.

Read the text to answer the question no. 48

A flood is a rise of water with no place to go. Floods come in all depths, from just a
couple inches to many feet. The power of floodwater is extraordinary and lethal. In less than
an hour, strong rain can turn an ankle deep creek into an unstoppable 30-foot-high swell that
overpowers everything in its path.
Floods occur all over the world. Causes of floods include hurricanes, broken levees or
dams, rapidly thawing snow, ice jams, and heavy slow moving rain or repeated rains. A flood
can happen in a few minutes, hours, days, or over weeks.
No matter how quickly it happens or the cause, flooding is deadly. Floods kill more
people and cause more damage than other severe weather related events. Many die trying to
drive or walk through a flooded area. Just six inches of water can knock a person off their feet.
Just two feet of water can carry a car away.
14. To prevent floods, what should we do?
A. Build many vertical gardens in the town.
B. Restore rivers to their natural courses.
C. Cut down the trees for housing area.
D. Burn and pile household waste.

Read the following lyric of the song to answer the question no. 49
I believe I can fly I believe I can fly
I believe I can touch the sky
I used to think that I could not go on I think about it every night and day
And life was nothing but an awful song Spread my wings and fly away
But now I know the meaning of true love I believe I can soar
I’m leaning on the everlasting arms I see me running through that open door
If I can see it, then I can do it I believe I can fly 3x
If I just believe it, there’s nothing to it Hey, ‘cause I believe in me
I believe I can fly Oohh
I believe I can touch the sky If I can see it (woo), then I can do it (I can do it)
I think about it every night and day If I just believe it, there’s nothing to it (hey!)
Spread my wings and fly away I believe I can fly (woo!)
I believe I can soar I believe I can touch the sky
I see me running through that open door I think about it every night and day
I believe I can fly 3x Spread my wings and fly away
See I was on the verge of breaking down I believe I can soar
Sometimes silence can seem so loud I see me running through that open door
There are miracles in life I must achieve I believe I can fly (I can fly) 3x
But first I know it starts inside of me, ho-oh If I just spread my wings (I can fly)
If I can see it (woo), then I can be it I can fly (I can fly, I can fly)
If I just believe it, there’s nothing to it
15. What is the moral message of the song?
A. We have to be confident.
B. We must reach our dream.
C. Everybody can fly and touch the sky.
D. You can do our best in our job.

Read the following lyric of the song to answer the question no. 50.
I believe I can fly I believe I can fly
I believe I can touch the sky
I used to think that I could not go on I think about it every night and day
And life was nothing but an awful song Spread my wings and fly away
But now I know the meaning of true love I believe I can soar
I’m leaning on the everlasting arms I see me running through that open door
If I can see it, then I can do it I believe I can fly 3x
If I just believe it, there’s nothing to it Hey, ‘cause I believe in me
I believe I can fly Ohh
I believe I can touch the sky If I can see it (woo), then I can do it (I can do it)
I think about it every night and day If I just believe it, there’s nothing to it (hey!)
Spread my wings and fly away I believe I can fly (woo!)
I believe I can soar I believe I can touch the sky
I see me running through that open door I think about it every night and day
I believe I can fly 3x Spread my wings and fly away
See I was on the verge of breaking down I believe I can soar
Sometimes silence can seem so loud I see me running through that open door
There are miracles in life I must achieve I believe I can fly (I can fly) 3x
But first I know it starts inside of me, ho-oh If I just spread my wings (I can fly)
If I can see it (woo), then I can be it I can fly (I can fly, I can fly)
If I just believe it, there’s nothing to it
16. How do you achieve miracles in your life?
A. By knowing that it starts inside of me.
B. By thinking about it every night.
C. By running and opening the door.
D. By flying and touching the sky.