Nama : _______________________________ Nomor Mhs. : ________________ TES 3 UJIAN AKHIR SEMESTER PJJ-S1 PGSD (3) Mata Pelajaran : Bahasa Inggris Hari/ Tanggal : Waktu : 90 menit -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Petunjuk Umum 1. Jawablah semua pertanyaan di kertas ini juga. 2. Jawablah semua butir soal sesuai perintah. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I. MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS A. READING (Scores: 24) Read each of the texts below and answer the questions that follow by choosing the best option based on the texts. Then cross (X) the letter A, B, C or D, to mark your answers. (Bacalah tiap teks bacaan di bawah ini dan jawablah pertanyaan-pertanyaan yang mengikutinya dengan memilih jawaban yang paling tepat berdasarkan teks bacaan. Kemudian berilah tanda (X) pada huruf A, B, C, atau D untuk menandai jawaban Anda). My Family’s House My family has a nice house. It has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. It is a one-story house. It doesn’t have any stairs. It doesn’t have a second floor. It doesn’t have a basement. It does have an attic. It has a chimney, a fireplace, a kitchen, a dining room, and a living room. The living room has a big sofa and a big TV. Our living room is our family room. We watch TV together. We play games together. We play games like Scrabble and Monopoly. We enjoy those games. They are fun to play. We have a small front yard and a big back yard. We don’t have a swimming pool and a garden. We have a two-car garage. My mom has a blue Cadillac. My dad has a red Honda. I have a bicycle and a skateboard. My sister does, too. She’s a good skateboarder, for a girl. We live on a quiet street. We never hear police sirens or fire sirens. I go to a nice school. Someday I will get married. I will own a nice house on a quiet street. And I will have a swimming pool in the back yard. 1. How many people live in the house described above? A. three B. four C. five D. six 2. How many vehicles does this family have? A. a car and a bicycle B. a car and two bicycles C. two cars and two bicycles D. two cars and a bicycle Aristotle studied many subjects. But he was most interested in science, especially biology (the study of all living things), zoology (the study of animals), and astronomy (the study of the universe). He tried to find out how humans think, and how they experience the world around 1 them. He also tried to describe invisible things, such as the mind and the soul. He invented a new science called causality. It explained why things happen. Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. 3. Of the following subjects, which one was Aristotle not interested in studying according to the text? A. astronomy B. biology C. geography D. zoology 4. The last sentence in the text above is “It explained why things happen.” The word It in that sentence refers to … A. causality B. invisible things C. the mind D. the soul WHAT ARE RENEWABLE RESOURCES? Renewable resources can be replaced. Plants are renewable resources. Plants might get cut down, but they can grow back. Animals are renewable resources. They can reproduce. Solar energy is a renewable resource. Solar energy comes from the Sun. No matter how much solar energy you use, there will always be more. Wind, water, and soil are also renewable resources. Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. 5. What are renewable resources? Choose one which is not a renewable resource. A. things like trains and buses B. those that can be renewed C. those like animals D. resources like plants 6. Which one is not a renewable resource? Not all renewable natural resources can be seen. A. animals B. soil C. water D. coal THE DOUBLE LIFE Most amphibians start out as larvae. Larvae look totally different from adult amphibians. Frog and toad larvae are sometimes called pollywogs or tadpoles. These larvae look more like fish. They live underwater and have a tail that they use for swimming. They breathe through gills to get oxygen from the water. An amphibian’s body changes completely when it goes from a larva to a grown-up. This kind of change is called metamorphosis. Most grown-up amphibians have lungs for breathing instead of gills. Some have both lungs and gills. Full-grown amphibians have legs for moving about on land. Frogs and toads have strong hind (back) legs for jumping. Most salamanders have four short legs and a long, strong tail. The tail helps them keep their balance while walking and pushes them forward while swimming. Caecilians never grow legs. They use their hard heads as battering rams when they burrow in the soil. In water, they swim as eels do, by wiggling their wormlike bodies back and forth. 2 Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. 7. Which of the following amphibians do not have legs? A. Caecilians B. Frogs C. Salamanders D. Toads 8. Amphibians breathe through … A. tails and gills C. lungs and gills B. lungs and tails D. tails Lions What if you could yell to a friend who lived several miles away—and your friend could hear you? That is how loud a lion can roar! No wonder this mighty animal is called the king of beasts. Lions are big cats. Along with tigers, lions are the world’s biggest and strongest cats. There are two kinds of lions, African and Asian lions. Lions live on grassy plains, savannas, and dry woodlands in Africa and India. They do not like to live in jungles and thick forests. Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. 9. Which animals are called the king of beasts? A. Cats B. Lions C. Panthers D. Tigers 10. Lions do not like to live …. A. on dry woodlands C. in jungles B. on grassy plains D. on savannas WHAT MAKES A VOLCANO? Hot, melted rock makes a volcano. The melted rock is called magma. The magma comes from deep inside Earth. It is very hot deep inside Earth. The magma pushes up through cracks in solid rock. It collects in big underground spaces. The spaces are called magma chambers. The hot magma melts a tube through the rock up to the surface. Suddenly it blasts up the tube and comes out of the ground. The magma coming out is called an eruption. Sometimes the magma makes a big explosion. Sometimes the magma pours out like a river of fire. Rocks, dust, ash, steam, and other hot gases can also blow out of a volcano. Once magma erupts from a volcano, it is called lava. The lava cools and hardens into rock. A volcano can erupt many times. The lava can build up to make a mountain. Many mountains made by volcanoes have a bowl-shaped dip in their top called a crater. 3 There are different kinds of volcanoes. Volcanoes can be different shapes and sizes. Some volcanoes do not even look like mountains. Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. 11. Volcano is made of …. A. hot, melted magma C. hot, solid magma B. hot, melted rock D. hot, solid rock 12. Choose the statement which is not true according to the text. A. An eruption is a time when magma is coming out of the ground. B. In an eruption, magma always makes a big explosion. C. Lava is magma which has been pushed out of a volcano. D. Magma can move out of the volcano like a river of fire. HOW DOES YOUR FRIEND GET THE CALL? Millions and millions of phones are connected to the telephone network. Computers and other equipment in the network can tell which phone belongs to your friend by the telephone number you dial. A telephone number is a kind of code. All phones in the United States have a code that is ten numbers long. The numbers are also called digits. The first three digits of a phone number are called the area code. An area code tells the network what part of a state or city the phone is in. The next three digits are the exchange. They tell what neighborhood or other small area the phone is in. The last four digits tell the network exactly which phone in that area and exchange belongs to your friend. Phone numbers in other countries have different numbers of digits. You also have to use extra numbers, called a country code, to call a different country. Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. 13. Telephone number in the United States consists of ten numbers long which are grouped into …. A. 3-4-4 B. 3-3-4 C. 3-4-3 D. 4-3-3 14. The exact phone number of someone in the US is the … digits. A. first three B. first four C. last three D. last four WHY DO WE DREAM? Scientists have done many studies on dreams. They think your senses may have a lot to do with dreams. In dreams, you see and hear things. Dreaming is not like thinking about things. You have feelings during dreams. You may feel happy or angry. You feel fear if you have a nightmare. 4 Your memories may have something to do with your dreams. Dreams are often like stories that stop before they are finished. Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. 15. Which is not true about dreams in the following options? In dreams you can …. A. feel B. hear C. study D. see 16. Dreaming is a matter of feeling not thinking. Therefore, in dreaming you can …. Choose one which is not correct. A. feel disappointed B. feel happy C. feel tired D. tell stories WHO WORKS AT A ZOO? A zoo needs many people to care for the animals. Zoologists are scientists who study animals. They learn about how the animals live. They learn what makes the animals happy. Veterinarians are animal doctors. They take care of any sick zoo animals. They try to keep all the animals healthy. Zookeepers take care of everything the animals need. They make sure the animals have plenty of food and water. They watch for any problems with the animals. Zoos have other workers, too. They have guides who give tours and talk about the animals. They have cooks who work in zoo kitchens to make food for the animals. They even have people who build the homes for zoo animals to live in. Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. 17. There are many people who work in the zoo. Choose one which is not correct. A. Veterinarians B. Guides C. Teachers D. Zoologists 18. The main job of a zoologist is to …. A. build the homes for zoo animals C. study about the animals B. make food for the animals D. take care of sick animals THE BIRTHDAY PARTY It was Susan’s birthday party. She was seven years old. She was born July 18. She was in second grade. She had many friends in school, at church, in swimming class, and in dance class. Nancy was her best friend. Nancy and Susan did everything together. Susan invited all her friends to her party. All her friends came to the party. It was a pool party. The pool party was in her back yard. About 30 kids came to her pool party. There was a lot to eat. They had hamburgers and hot dogs. They had oranges, apples, and bananas. They had cake, candy, and marshmallows. They had soda and juice. There was a lot to do. They swam in the pool. They dove off the diving board. They floated on the floats. They played many different games. 5 Everyone had fun. Everyone had a good time. No one wanted to go home. No one could wait until Susan turned eight. 19. From the text, you can identify that Susan’s activities include … Choose one which is not correct. A. learning to dance B. doing activities in church C. riding on horseback D. swimming in the pool 20. Which food was not served in Susan’s birthday party? A. Cakes B. Hamburgers C. Pineapples D. Soda and juice Karo Batak Wedding Ceremonies It's not often that we, as foreigners in Indonesia, are given the opportunity to look deeply into the cultural traditions of traditional Indonesian ceremonies. Recently, Hartmuth “Heinz” Kathmann and his lovely bride, Rose Merry Ginting, gave me that opportunity. Merry's father, Rakatta Ginting, served as our cultural guide as we discussed and looked at hundreds of pictures which document the traditional ceremonies in their recent marriage. While each of the major Batak societies/tribes (Alas-Kluet, Angkola, Dairi, Karo, Mandailing, Pakpak, Simalungun, Sipirok, and Toba) are related, they have distinctive languages, customs and cultures. The traditional Batak homelands surround Toba Lake in North Sumatra. Merry Ginting is from the Ginting marga (clan) of the Karo Batak ethnic group, and her family ensured that the necessary wedding customs were followed, even though she was marrying a German national. 21. The text above describes the Batak Wedding Ceremony. The groom is a(n) …. A. American B. Bataknese C. European D. Ginting clan (marga) 22. All Batak societies are related but they are different in the following, except …. A. cultures B. customs C. homeland D. languages BRUSH YOUR TEETH She walked into the bathroom. She took the cap off the tube of toothpaste. She squeezed some toothpaste onto her toothbrush. She turned on the cold water. She brushed her upper teeth and spit out some toothpaste. She brushed her lower teeth and spit out some more toothpaste. She rinsed out her toothbrush. She put the toothbrush back into the toothbrush holder. She put some water into a cup and rinsed out her mouth. She spit out the water and walked out of the bathroom. http://www.rong-chang.com/easyread/es/easy098.htm 23. The paragraph above is about …. A. brushing teeth C. taking the cap off the tube of toothpaste B. spitting out the water out of mouth D. walking into the bathroom 6 24. Which of the following things is not used to clean teeth in the paragraph above? A. Hot water B. A toothbrush C. Toothpaste D. A cup B. LISTENING (Scores: 5) Listen to the texts below and answer the questions that follow by choosing the best option based on the texts. Then cross (X) the letter A, B, C or D, to mark your answers. (Dengarkan rekaman teks berikut dan jawablah pertanyaan-pertanyaan yang mengikutinya dengan memilih jawaban yang paling tepat berdasarkan teks yang Anda dengar. Kemudian berilah tanda (X) pada huruf A, B, C, atau D untuk menandai jawaban Anda). 25. What is Ani’s occupation? She is …. A. a doctor C. a nurse B. a housewife D. a teacher 26. What will Ida get for her birthday? She will get a birthday …. A. cake C. card D. entertainment B. party 27. Which statement is correct? A. The CD player is down on the floor. B. The CD player is on the cupboard. C. The music is not very loud. D. The music is very loud. 28. Where is the book? It is …. A. in the vase C. on the vase B. near the vase D. under the vase 29. Where is Andri going this afternoon? He is going …. A. to the library B. to school C. to work D. nowhere II. Fill in the blanks below with the correct word or phrase. (Isilah titik-titik berikut dengan kata atau frase yang tepat. (Scores: 26). 30. My name is _______________________ and I am ____________________________ (guru kelas 2). 31. That woman is a _________________________________________ (guru sejarah). 32. My cat likes fish ____________________ meat (preference). 33. My children like playing badminton but I ______________ (tidak suka) it because it is tiring. 34. I don’t think a bus station is ___________________________ (aman and nyaman). 35. His daughter feels _________________ (sangat sedih) because her beloved pet is dead. 36. Pedro : Lina, how many people are there in your family? 7 Lina : Well, we are a big family; I have three brothers, four sisters and one ___________ (keponakan laki-laki). 37. In the classroom we can find things like tables, chairs, a blackboard, and a _________ where we can see what the day and date today is. 38. My father is 55 years old. He was born _______ the 25th of August. 39. A grandmother is old but a grandchild is _________. 40. Teacher: Ali, come to front of the class and clean the whiteboard. Ali : Yes, sir, but where is the __________ to clean the whiteboard? 41. Anita : Can you come to my parents’ party tomorrow evening, Sir? Teacher: What party is it, Anita? Anita : They are going celebrate their _____________ (ulang tahun perkawinan). 42. Teacher: Sorry Anita, I can’t come to your parents’ party because my wife is ___________ (sakit). III. Write your own sentence using each of the following words/phrases/clues on the space provided. (Tulis/buatlah kalimat Anda sendiri menggunakan kata/frase/ petunjuk yang diberikan di bawah ini di tempat yang disediakan). (Scores: 39). 43. naughty ___________________________________________________________ 44. cousin ___________________________________________________________ 45. describe ___________________________________________________________ 46. call ___________________________________________________________ 47. offer ___________________________________________________________ 48. (menolak tawaran) _____________________________________________________ 49. (menerima tawaran) _____________________________________________________ 50. (meminta pendapat) _____________________________________________________ 51. (memberi pendapat) _____________________________________________________ 52. (informal invitation) _____________________________________________________ 53. why - interested _____________________________________________________ 54. how much – money _____________________________________________________ 8 55. how many – chairs _____________________________________________________ IV. Complete the following table based on the words/phrases/clues given. (Lengkapi talle berikut berdasarkan kata/frase/petunjuk yang diberikan. (Scores: 6). 56 57 58 59 60 61 bus station post office airport library hospital zoo buses letters, stamps airplanes books patients animals ---== GOOD LUCK ==--- 9