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SOAL KELAS X – BAHASA INGGRIS LINTAS MINAT Read the following template, then answer the questions given! PURCHASE ORDER #120 P.O. Date Apr 05, 2019 Payment Terms NET 30 Shipping Methods FOB Promise Date Apr15, 2019 BILL TO



Procurify Matt Hustler



300 – 455 Granville Street Vancouver, BC, Canada V6C ITI +1.888.463.5254 [email protected]



1.      What kind of form is it? a.       purchase form b.      Medical form c.       Deposit slip d.      Withdrawal slip e.       Reservation form 2.      Who sent the form above? a.       Site administrator b.      Matt Hustler c.       Vendor d.      Stapler



e.       Vancouver 3.      Who is Matt Hustler? a.       A buyer b.      A seller c.       A site administrator d.      A manager e.       A site manager 4.      When will the buyer get the order? a.       April 5th b.      April 10th c.       April 15th d.      April 20th e.       April 30th 5.      What does the buyer want to have by writing the comment? a.       S/he wants to have the Epson LCD business projector send earlier. b.      S/he wants to have all item sent earlier. c.       S/he wants to have the mesh Task chair sent earlier. d.      S/he wants to have a meeting before all the items sent. e.       S/he wants to have an event coming up. 6.      What currency does the buyer have to pay the Bill? a.       Rupiahs b.      Euro c.       Rupee d.      Dollar e.       Pound 7.      How much do all items have to be paid by the buyer? a.       2,126,28 USD b.      2,125,54 USD c.       2,215,54 USD d.      1,854,99 USD e.       990,000 USD 8.      The similar meaning of the word “vendor” is …. a.       Buyer b.      Customer c.       Purchaser d.      Shopper e.       seller 9.      The closest meaning to the word “fixed” is …. a.       Flat b.      Flexible c.       Adaptable d.      Adjustable e.       alterable 10.  The synonym of the word “purchased” is … a.       Goods b.      Buy c.       Sell d.      Asset e.       acquisition



B.     SHOULD For questions 11-20, please choose the grammatically and logically correct answer from the multiple choices. “Stronger” or “weaker” hint at which English language translation of “harus” is correct given the context. 11.   Yesterday, I __________ finish my math homework. a.       must b.      must not c.       should d.      had to e.      have to 12.   She will __________ wait in line at the grocery store. a.       must b.      should c.       should not d.      have to e.      had to 13.   All teachers __________ be on time for work. a.       must not b.      should not c.       have to d.      had to e.      must 14.   We __________ forget to cook the rice. a.       must b.      must not c.       should d.      have to e.      had to 15.   If you are under the age of sixteen, you __________(stronger) ride your bike everywhere. a.       must b.      should c.       should not d.      had to e.      have to 16.   If we are going to buy new shoes, we __________ (weaker) try on a few different pairs. a.       must not b.      should c.       have to d.      had to e.      should not 17.   The doctor __________ (weaker) get here soon. a.       must b.      must not



c.       should d.      have to e.      had to 18.   Do you __________ work next weekend? a.       must b.      should c.       should not d.      have to e.      had to 19.   Drivers __________ (stronger) remember to signal before they turn. a.       must b.      must not c.       should d.      had to e.      have to 20.   Ridho, you__________ leave your dirty clothes on the floor. a.       must b.      should c.       should not d.      have to e.      had to C.     FUTURE TENSE Choose a, b, c, d, or e for the correct answer. 21.  Lisa has sold her car. She … a bike. a.    will buy b.    is going to buy c.    buy d.   buys e.    bought 22.  The museum … at 10 a.m. daily. a.       open b.      opens c.       is going to open d.      will open e.       opened 23.  How old … Harry … in 2050? a.       is – is b.      does – is c.       is – going to d.      is – going to be e.       will - be 24.  What time … the show …? a.       do – begin b.      does – begin c.       will – begin



d.      will – beginning e.       is – going to begin 25.  What … you … tomorrow evening? a.       are – going to do b.      will – do c.       do – do d.      are – doing e.       are - going 26.  These boxes are so heavy. … you … them for me, please? a.       do – carry b.      do – carrying c.       will – carry d.      are – carrying e.       are – going to carry 27.  What time … he … Gerry? a.       does – meet b.      is – meet c.       is – meeting d.      is – going to meet e.       will - meet 28.  This lesson … at 11:30 but at 11:40. a.       doesn’t end b.      don’t end c.       isn’t end d.      won’t end e.       isn’t going to end 29.  This time tomorrow we … to New York. a.       drive b.      driving c.       drove d.      will drive e.       will be driving 30.  The students … their essays by the end of next week. a.       will have written b.      will written c.       will write d.      is going to write e.       is going to writing D.    CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTION Read the sentence carefully, then decide which conjunction (either … or; neither … nor; not only … but also; both … and) is appropriate to fill the blank. 31.  …. did Marcus fail math this year, … English.(not only) a.       Both – and b.      Not only – but also c.       Either – or d.      Neither – or e.       Whether - or 32.  … Chelsea … Miranda made the basketball team, even though they practiced hard. (neither) a.         Both – and



b.         Not only – but also c.         Either – or d.        Neither – or e.         Whether - or 33.  I can’t decide … to play soccer this year … take gymnastics. (either) a.    Both – and b.    Not only – but also c.    Either – or d.   Neither – or e.    Whether - or 34.  … my stereo … my laptop quit working last week. a.    Both – and b.    Not only – but also c.    Either – or d.   Neither – or e.    Whether - or 35.  If I buy that dress, … I’ll have no money … no bus fare for the month. (either) a.       Both – and b.      Not only – but also c.       Either – or d.      Neither – or e.       Whether - or 36.  Sorry, but I have … the money … the time to go shopping right now. a.         Both – and b.         Not only – but also c.         Either – or d.        Neither – or e.         Whether - or 37.  … we go to San Fransisco … New York for our holidays, I’ll be happy. a.         Both – and b.         Not only – but also c.         Either – or d.        Neither – or e.         Whether - or 38.  Marissa found … the shoes she had lost … her favourite necklace. a.         Both – and b.         Not only – but also c.         Either – or d.        Neither – or e.         Whether - or 39.  I found … my homework … my textbook under my bed. a.         Both – and b.         Not only – but also c.         Either – or d.        Neither – or e.         Whether - or



40.  … Alex … Carlos applied for the job. a.       Both – and b.      Not only – but also c.       Either – or d.      Neither – or e.       Whether - or E.     BIOGRAPHY This text is for questions 41 to 44. Faraday studied the magnetic field around a conductor carrying a DC electric current. While conducting these studies, Faraday established the basis for the electromagnetic field concept in physics, subsequently enlarged upon by James Maxwell. He similarly discovered electromagnetic induction, diamagnetism, and laws of electrolysis. He established that magnetism could affect rays of light and that there was an underlying relationship between the two phenomena. His inventions of electromagnetic rotary devices formed the foundation of electric motor technology, and it was largely due to his efforts that electricity became viable for use in technology. As a chemist, Michael Faraday discovered benzene, investigated the clathrate hydrate of chlorine, invented an early form of the Bunsen burner and the system of oxidation numbers, and popularized terminology such as anode, cathode, electrode, and ion. Although Faraday received little formal education and knew little of higher mathematics, such as calculus, he was one of the most influential scientists in history. Historians of science refer to him as the best experimentalist in the history of science. The SI unit of capacitance, the farad, is named after him, as is the Faraday constant, the charge on a mole of electrons (about 96,485 coulombs). Faraday’s law of induction states that magnetic flux changing in time creates a proportional electromotive force. Faraday was the first and prime Fullerian Professor of Chemistry at the Royal Institution of Great Britain, a position to which he was appointed for life. Albert Einstein kept a photograph of Faraday on his study wall alongside pictures of Isaac Newton and James Clerk Maxwell. Faraday was highly religious. He was a member of the Sandemanian Church, a Christian sect founded in 1730 that demanded total faith and commitment. Biographers have noted that a strong sense of the unity of God and nature pervaded Faraday’s life and work. 41.  What was Michael Faraday expert? A. science, history and religion B. chemistry, electricity and calculus C. electronic, technology and religion D. chemistry, physic and mathematics E. physic, technology and photography 42.  As a Chemstry expert, what did Micheal Faraday invent?



a.       Anode b.      Benzene c.       Chatode d.      Electrode e.       Chlorine 43.  Which of the following statements closely relates to Michael Faraday? A. Michael Faraday dedicated his life in science and religion. B. Michael Faraday was downhearted his life in science. C. Michael Faraday concentrated his life in technology. D. Michael Faraday was one of successful scientists. E. Michael Faraday poured his science in technology. 44.  Based on the first paragraph, we conclude that …. A. Faraday and James found the similar electromagnetic B. Faraday found the electromagnetic induction C. James discovered a DC electric current D. James invented the motor technology E. Faraday found the motor technology This text is for questions 45 to 47. Diana was born in 1961 as the third daughter of Edward John Spencer and his wife Ruth Burke Roche. Diana grew up in a very privileged family that had a long history of close ties with the royal family. When Diana’s paternal grandfather passed away in 1975, Diana’s father became the 8th Earl of Spencer and Diana gained the title of “Lady”. In 1969, Diana’s parents divorced. Her mother’s affair helped court decide to give custody of the couple’s four children to Diana’s father. Both of her parents eventually remarried, but the divorce left an emotional scar on Diana. Diana attended school at West Heath in Kent and spent a short time a finishing school in Switzerland. Although she was not an excellent student academically, her determined personality, caring nature, and cheerful outlook helped her through it. After returning from Switzerland, Diana rented an apartment with two friends, worked with children at the Young England Kindergarten, and watched movies and visited restaurants in her free time. It was about this time that Prince Charles, in his early 30, was under increasing pressure to choose a wife. Diana’s vibrancy, cheerfulness, and good family background caught the attention of Prince Charles and the two began dating during in mid-1980. It was a whirlwind romance for on February 24, 1981, Buckingham Palace officially announced the couple’s engagement. At the time, Lady Diana and Prince Charles seemed truly in love and whole world was awed by what seemed like a fairytale romance. 45.  How did Diana spend her free time when she was still a bachelorette? a.       She watched movies b.      She finished her school c.       She worked in restaurant d.      She returned to Switzerland e.       She visited her friends near the restaurant 46.  The closest meaning to the word “gained” in paragraph 1 is … a.       win b.      add c.       get



d.      lost e.       profit 47.  Who helped Diana’s living after Diana’s parents divorced? a.       Her grandfather b.      Her self c.       Her mother d.      Her father e.       Her royal family 48.  The custody of the couple’s four children was given to Diana’s father because… a.       her outlook was cheerful b.      her mother had an affair c.       she determined her personality d.      she had her very privileged family e.       her paternal grandfather was dead 49.  How was Diana’ academic achievement? a.       Super b.      Average c.       First rate d.      Admirable e.       Exceptional 50.  What was Diana’s job after finishing her study? a.       A royal b.      An officer c.       An adventurer d.      A scientist e.       A teacher