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SOAL UP/UTN UKM PPG KOMPETENSI PROFESIONAL PENDIDIKAN BAHASA TAHUN 2015 PART 1 HALAMAN 2

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SOAL NO 31 
The kangaroo is a marsupial from the family Macropodidae (macropods, meaning “large foot”). In common use the term is used to describe the largest species from this family, … the genius Macroous, red kangaroo, antilopine kangaroo, eastern grey kangaroo. Kangaroo are endemic to Australia. The smaller Macropods (x) ….. in Australia and New Guinea.
Kangaroos have large, powerful hand legs, large feet …., a long muscular tail for balance, and a small head. Like most marsupials. Female kangaroos have a pouch called marsupium in which joeys …. Postnatal development.
X = ……
      a.      Especially which of
      b.      Especially those of
      c.      Especially this of
      d.      Especially that of.
SOAL NO 29
Customer       : Excuse me, I bought this last week and now is stopped ……..It’s very good quality.
Shop assistant           : I’m sorry that’s rather unusual. They’re usually very reliable
Customer       : but it’s not working, so ….
Shop Assistant          : I’m sorry about that. Can I see your receipt?
Customer       : here’s the receipt.
Shop assistant           : Thank you, sir. If you can just wait a moment. The manager can see you.
Customer       : I want a refund, not the manager.
Shop assistant           : I’m sorry, sir. But (x) ….. she is only one who can giverefunds.

X = ….
      a.      I must look for a manager
      b.      I will see a manager
      c.      I must find the manager
      d.      I have to get the manager
SOAL NO 28
Choose the one best answer-marked A, B, C and D to each question.
In the 1929s, Josephine Dickson, an accident-prone New Jersey Housewife, inspired the invention of the Band-Aid. Her husband Earle, who tended her various bounds and wounds, hit upon the idea of sticking small squares of sterile gauze onto adhesive tape, covering it with a layer of crimenoline, and the rolling bit up so that Josephine could cut off and apply the ready-made bandage herself.
Earle’s employer, Johnson and Johnson, soon began producing the first Band-Aids. By the time Earle died in 196- by then a member a company’s board of directors – Band-Aid sales had exceeded 30millions a year.
The expression hit upon  in the text most nearly means ….
a.    Touched with sudden force
b.   Succeeded in achieving
c.    Had an unpleasant effect
d.   Causes damages or injuries
SOAL NO 27
Michael Jordan has played for the Chicago Bulls for years, and everyone cheers for him. Fans have filled the seats at The United Centre ever since he led the team to six NBA championship, and many have watched each of his games on TV. Therefore, it is no wonder that he has attracted such admiration and fame. Jordan possesses all the qualities of an athletic of superstar. Extraordinary an attractiveness, incredible physical talent, and an exemplary character.  
First of all, Jordan is a fine physical specimen of a man. He is not only handsome, but hehas a magnificent body on his six and-one-half-foot frame. He always shaves his hair, which seems symbolize has commitment to the game. With his broad and rippling muscle, he looks strong and formidable in his number 23 jersey.
Second, Jordan is talented athlete who has developed a game of speed, agility and intelligence. He quickly dodges the opposing’s team defense and makes spectacular shots, sometime as he falls away from the basket other times when he drives towards it. As a result, he always scores a lot of points. Which makes him the top scorer on the bulls and also within the rest of the NBA. Most amazing of all are his “air Jordan” moves, which rely on agility and leaping ability. He jumps up in the air and can stay there for a long time before coming down. He also smart, and as the team captain he tries to keep his teammates as disciplined as he is on the court. Without Michael Jordan, The Chicago Bulls would not be where they are today.
He was appointed captain due to several reasons, one of which being …
      a.      His exemplary character
      b.      His discipline on the court
      c.      His being a top score in NBA
      d .      His speedy movement on the court
SOAL NO 26
Choose the one best answer-marked A, B, C and D to each question
            A handful of countries produces a portion of their electricity using nuclear energy. However, many people oppose nuclear energy because an accident can cause massive devastation. The 1986 accident at the Chernobyl’ nuclear power plant in the Ukraine scattered radioactive contamination over a large part of Europe. Approximately 200. 000 people were evacuated, and human health has been dramatically affected. Studies in 1996 found that the rate of thyroid cancer on young Ukranian children was ten times higher than was the norm prior to the accident.
            One reasonable solution combines conservation strategies with the increased use of solar energy. The price of solar energy has steadly dropped and if environmental concerns were factoried into the cost, solar, power would already be significantly cheaper than traditional fuels.
The text implies that there have a lot of people suffering from cancer due to …
      a.      Nuclear plants
      b.      Chernobyl’s plants
      c.      Nuclear energy sources
      d.      Nuclear accident
SOAL NO 25
To tie the four in Hand knot, select a necktie of your choice and stand in front a mirror. Then … below:
   1)     Start with the wide end (W) of your necktie on the right, extending about 1 inches below the narrow end (N) on the left.
   2)     Then cross the wide end over the narrow end
   3)     Turn the wide end back underneath the narrow end
   4)     ……. Over in front of the narrow end again
   5)     Then, pull the wide end up and through the loop around your neck
   6)     Hold the front of the knot loosely with your index finger and bring the wide end down through the front loop
   7)     At last, remove your finger and tighten the knot carefully to the collar (X) ….
X = ……
     a.      Holding the narrow end and slide the knot up
     b.      Through holding the narrow end and slide the knot up
     c.      With holding the narrow end and sliding the knot up
     d.      By holding the narrow end and sliding the knot up

SOAL NO 24
RAJA AMPAT ISLAND
            For those of you in dire need for an exhilarating underwater expedition. West papua’s Raja Ampat is must certainly your ideal destination. Compraising over 1500 timetone isles to explore. Raja Ampat which means “Four Kings” in local language, is exceptionally rich of coasted wonders. These smaller islands surround the four main island of Sahwati, Batanta, Misool, Waigeo, and the Kofisu. Located off the northwest of Bird’s Head Peninsula. And stretegically  positioned between the indian and pacific oceans. Most of now sea-covered region of Raja Ampat used to be land, which then submerged  of the end of last Ice Age. Raja Ampat is accessebale by taking a fastboat from Sorong fishery port. Escorting you to wasoi, Capital city of Raja Ampat, before taking another fastboat or speedboat rides to the smaller islands.
Renowned for its marine bodyversity, as one of the most extensive on the palnet, the archipelago is home to more than a thousand  types of fish, hundred of types of coral, also molluasks. Therefore it would be apt to hire a marine biologist as your guide, which will assist you, not only in indulging, but also in learning more on the ecosystem. By dawn,  dance with colorful anemon fishes, from parrotfish, suregonfish, to clownfish, wobbegongs, mantis shrimps, pygme seahorses, in mantaraya in the subtemanean paradise with rise of sun peering through the reef’s coral caves. Cape kri, Melissa’s Garden, saridnes reef. The text Nudibranch rock, wai island night dive, to name a few diving sites in the area to visit later in the day, unwind and kick back at that ched- roof patio by the blue lagoon of Jef Pele, where by dusk, sparkless, and shimmers with turquises flucres cent glow.
The main purpose of the text above is   …
      a.      to discuss how natural and beautiful Raja Ampat Islands are
      b.      to persuade prospective tourist to visit Raja Ampat Islands
      c.      To expose the natural potential of Raja Ampat
      d.      To show that Raja Ampat Islands are a choice for leisure

SOAL NO 23
ShangduenChallert has elephants on her mind. She works tirefessly to keep the elephant population in Thailand from dwinding to drastic levels. “Thai elephants are under serious threat. Unless they are promptly and appropriately protected, they might only exist in books and photos in the near future. “says Sangduan.
            Sangduan was born into a remote mountain community in onorthern Thailand 47 years ago. Her love of the pachyderm began when she was very young. She was just a teenager when she first saw elephants being used for commercial logging along the Thai-Burmese border. The experience changed her life.
            In 1996, Sangduan, together with her family, founded the elephant Nature park in Chiang Mai. Today, the park is supported by Sangduan’s family tour business which runs educational and environmental trips as well as travel website. The man objective of the park is to provide a sanctuary for elephants to live peacefully in their natural environment. Thirty recued elephants of all ages are currently under the park’s care. The disabled, orphan or blind elephants are mostly rescued from private owners, and fees are negotiated to enable them to join the park’s herd.
            Sangduan’s latest project is to remove elephants from urban cities and bring them from the natural environment. At present, thousands of elephants wander around big city in Bangkok with mahcuts (elephants caretaker) seeking donation from tourists or the public.
            Sangduan also plans to open elephants center in Sun. Thailand northeastern province considered to be the primary home of indigenous elephants. The new sanctuary will serve as another alternative for mahouts to bring their elephants back home to nature.
            The reader’s digest recognition is a great honor for me. It shows that society cares about the survival of the elephants.” She adds.
The word dwindling in the firstparagraph mostly nearly means
a.      Becoming fewer a number 
b.      Changing the size very rapidly
c.      Moving from urban areas to sanctuaries
d.      Turning extinct in a short period of time

SOAL NO 22
Customer       : Excuse me, I bought this last week and now is stopped (x) ……..It’s very good quality.
Shop assistant           : I’m sorry that’s rather unusual. They’re usuallr very reliable
Customer       : but it’s not working, so ….
Shop Assistant          : I’m sorry about that. Can I see your receipt?
Customer       : here’s the receipt.
Shop assistant           : Thank you, sir. If you can just wait a moment. The manager can see you.
Customer       : I want a refund, not the manager.
Shop assistant           : I’m sorry, sir. But ….. she is only one who can giverefunds.

X = ….
    a.      I didn’t think
    b.      I can’t think
    c.      I don’t think
    d.      I have no ide

SOAL NO 21
Man                : My briefcase is just like yours, isn’t it?
Woman          : Almost, Mine is smaller, and it doesn’t have a clock. I think. I’d rather have had one like yours.
The woman would rather have had a briefcase like the one the man has because ….
    a.      The man’s briefcase has a lock
    b.      The man’s briefcase is smaller
    c.      She does not have one
    d.      They are alike
SOAL NO 20
Choose the one best answer – marked A, B, C and D – to each answer question
“ Studies below that first-born  or only children are expected to be successful.”
This sentence can be rewritten as ….
     A.    Only children are first in their studies
     B.     Firs-born children are only successful in their study
     C.     First-born or only children expect success according to studies
     D.    Other expect that first-born and only children will be successful.
SOAL NO 19
There are positive mental to exercising. First you will feel loss stress. Exercising reduces stress because you forget about your problems while you are exercising. Second, you will feel better about everything. Exercising release endorphins into your body. Endorphins are chemicals (X) …. Make you feel good. Third, you will sleep better. Exercising  helps your relax, so you can fall asleep more quickly and stay asleep longer. After … you feel better throughout the  next day. Finally, you will feel better about yourself. This will give you more confidence to handle your daily life and even enjoy it. In conclusion, reducing stress feeling good, sleeping better, and … are the positive results of exercising.
X = …
    a.      That
    b.      So that
    c.      In order to
    d.      In order that
SOAL NO 18
Choose the one best answer – marked A, B, C and D – to each answer question
A team of anthropologists from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Lepzig, Germany, developed a battery of learning tests …. Call the Primate Cognition Test Battery.
a.              They
b.             Which
c.               Who they
d.             Whom they

SOAL NO 17
Man                : Rudy doesn’t stand a chance of winning a gold medal in the Olympics.
Woman          :True, but he is doing his best
What do we learn from this conversation?
    a.      Rudy probably will not win a gold medal
    b.      Rudy’s standing in line for a gold medal
    c.      Rudy was the best, so he got a gold medal
    d.      Nobody’s better than Rudy at getting gold medals
SOAL NO 16
Woman          : I have been the worst headaches, I know some of it is stress. But I’m worried that I might have something more serious, like high blood pressure.
Man    : well, we’ll check that out. Of course, but first, tell me the last time you had your glasses changed. It really sounds  more like eye strain.
In the dialogue, the man suspects that ..
a.      The woman needs a new glasses
b.      The woman has a high blood pressure
c.      The woman is suffering from stress
d.      The woman has a serious headache.

SOAL NO 15
To be the four in Hand Knot, select a necktie of your choice and stand in front of a mirror. Then (X) ……. Below …
1.      Start with the wide end (“W”) of your necktie on the right, extending about 12 inches below the narrow and (“N”) on the left.
2.      Then cross the wide end over the narrow end
3.      Turn the wide and back underneath the narrow end.
4.       ….. over in front of the narrow end again.
5.      Then, pull the wide end up and through the loop around your neck
6.      Hold the front of the knot loosely with your index finger and bring the wide end down through the front loop
7.      At least, remove your finger and tighten the knot carefully to the collar ….
X = …
a.      Simply following these ways
b.      Simply follow the steps
c.      Simply to follow this method
d.      Simply to follow this procedure.

SOAL NO 14
Choose the one best answer – marked A, B, C and D – to each answer question
            About two centuries ago, humans enjoyed their first airbone ride in cloth balloon. Passengers rode in a basket fastened below the balloon. It was not easy for these brave adventures because they dependent solely on the wind velocity and direction to move them about.
            Germany began producing and using airships about forty-six years later with its famous Zappelins. The largest and probably most famous of Germany’s airships was the Hindenberg, which could travel at eighty-five miles per hour.
            Later, Great Britain and France, built smaller airships called Blimps. The latter airships were intended for patrolling the coast and observing submarine activity. While the former served as passenger and cargo ships.
Travelling relatively fast at that time, Hindenberg was intended …
    a.      For patrolling the coast
    b.      For observing submarine activity
    c.      As passenger and cargo ship
    d.      As a means of military air transport

SOAL NO 13
Choose the one best answer – marked A, B, C and D – to each answer question
            About two centuries ago, humans enjoyed their first airbone ride in cloth balloon. Passengers rode in a basket fastened below the balloon. It was not easy for these brave adventures because they dependent solely on the wind velocity and direction to move them about.
            Germany began producing and using airships about forty-six years later with its famous Zappelins. The largest and probably most famous of Germany’s airships was the Hindenberg, which could travel at eighty-five miles per hour.
            Later, Great Britain and France, built smaller airships called Blimps. The latter airships were intended for patrolling the coast and observing submarine activity. While the former served as passenger and cargo ships.
Why was it difficult to fly in the air-filled balloons?
    a.      The balloons were too sluggish
    b.      It was hard to get off the ground
    c.      There were too many people inside
   d.      There were no way of controlling them
SOAL NO 12
(X) ….the Jakarta Post’s English writing workshop for professionals
Writing in English has become an essential everyday task for business executives and …. Whether it is sending out e-mails and office memos, or preparing reports.
Unfortunately, example of poor or inflective writing are all around. Don’t let the intimidation factor of writing in English to stop you …   of communication in today’s workplace.
Learn the skill to develop writing skills and habit of writing in English with The Jakarta Post’s special workshop Using writing for effective communication.
X = ….
    a.      To join in
    b.      Joining
    c.      Join
    d.      join with  
SOAL NO 11
TanaToraja is located in the Northern part of the South Sulawesi Province. Toraja is a name of(X) ….. of the mountainous regions of the northern part of south peninsula. Which have remained isolated until quite recently. Torajans are famous for ……. Torajan houses are compound building that consist of traditional houses Tongkonan and rice storage buildings (lumbung). The buildings are …. The ornament is painted with traditional colours dominated with the black and red colours.  All of them create the aestethic value of the buildings of Torajan houses. The word Tongokan is a name derived from the toraja word for to sit. It literary means the place where family member meet to discuss important affairs, to take part in ceremonies and … of the house.
X=…
     a.      bugis originally given to different people
     b.      original bugis to given the different people
     c.      bugis origin given to the different people
     d.      Originally given bugis to the different people
SOAL NO 10
Choose the one best answer – marked A, B, C and D – to each answer question
Earthquakes are one of(X) ….. What causes them? Geologist explain in terms of a theory known as plate lectorics. Continents are floating apart from each other, this …. The continental drift. About sixty miles below the surface of the sea, there is an emimotten bed of rock … plates or slabe, carry continents and sea floors at a rate of several inches a year. As the plates separate…. A new sea floor is formed by the molten tha was formely beneath. Volcanic island and large mountains ranges are created by this type of movement.
X=…….
     a.      The most deadly natural disasters
     b.      Most of the naturally dead disasters
     c.      The disasters dead most naturally
     d.      Disasters most naturally
SOAL NO 9
….the Jakarta Post’s English writing workshop for professionals
Writing in English has become an essential everyday task for business executives and …. Whether it is sending out e-mails and office memos, or preparing reports.
Unfortunately, example of poor or inflective writing are all around. Don’t let the intimidation factor of writing in English to stop you(X) …   of communication in today’s  workplace.
Learn the skill to develop writing skills and habit  of writing in English with The Jakarta Post’s special workshop Using writing for effective communication.
X=….
    a.      To develop important means
    b.      Developing the important means
    c.      For developing the important mean 
    d .      From developing important means

SOAL NO 8
The kangaroo is a marsupial from the family Macropodidae (macropods, meaning “large foot”). In common use the term is used to describe the largest species from this family,  ….. the genius Macroous, red kangaroo, antilopine kangaroo, eastern grey kangaroo. Kangaroo are endemic to Australia. The smaller Macropods ….. in Australia and New Guinea.
Kangaroos have large, powerful hand legs, large feet(X) …., a long muscular tail for balance, and a small head. Like most marsupials. Female kangaroos have a pouch called marsupium in which joeys …. Postnatal development.

X=…
    a.      Adapting to leap
    b.      Adapted for leaping
    c.      For adapting to leap
    d.      In adapting for leaping

SOAL NO 7
Choose the one best answer – marked A, B, C and D – to each answer question
Earthquakes are one of ….. What causes them? Geologist explain in terms of a theory known as plate lectorics. Continents are floating apart from each other, this(x) …. The continental drift. About sixty miles below the surface of the sea, there is an emimotten bed of rock … plates or slabe, carry continents and sea floors at a rate of several inches a year. As the plates separate …. A new sea floor is formed by the molten tha was formely beneath. Volcanic island and large mountains ranges are created by this type of movement.
X=….
    a.      To be referred as
    b.      Being referred to
    c.      Refers to as
    d.      As referred to as
SOAL NO 4
ShangduenChallert has elephants on her mind. She works tirefessly to keep the elephant population in Thailand from dwinding to drastic levels. “Thai elephants are under serious threat. Unless they are promptly and appropriately protected, they might only exist in books and photos in the near future. “says Sangduan.
            Sangduan was born into a remote mountain community in onorthern Thailand 47 years ago. Her love of the pachyderm began when she was very young. She was just a teenager when she first saw elephants being used for commercial logging along the Thai-Burmese border. The experience changed her life.
            In 1996, Sangduan, together with her family, founded the elephant Nature park in Chiang Mai. Today, the park is supported by Sangduan’s family tour business which runs educational and environmental trips as well as travel website. The man objective of the park is to provide a sanctuary for elephants to live peacefully in their natural environment. Thirty recued elephants of all ages are currently under the park’s care. The disabled, orphan or blind elephants are mostly rescued from private owners, and fees are negotiated to enable them to join the park’s herd.
            Sangduean’s latest project is to remove elephants from urban cities and bring them from the natural environment. At present, thousands of elephants wander around big city in Bangkok with mahcuts (elephants caretaker) seeking donation from tourists or the public.
            Sangdun also plans to open elephants center in Sunn. Thailand northeastern province considered to be the primary home of indigenous elephants. The new sanctuary will serve as another alternative for mahouts to bring their elephants back home to nature.
            The reader’s digest recognition is a great honor for me. It shows that society cares about the survival of the elephants.” She adds.
The most appropriate title of the above text is …
      a.      An elephantine mission
     b.      Sangduean’s awesome enterprise
     c.      Safeguarding elephants in Thailand
     d.      An alternative project of saving the Pachyderm
SOAL NO 3
Choose the one best answer – marked A, B, C and D – to each answer question
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The text above is about an advertisement on …
    a.      Allied pickford sale
    b.      Household goods
    c.      Good moving services
    d.      Household services
SOAL NO 2
Choose the one best answer-marked A, B, C and D to each question
            A handful of countries produces a portion of their electricity using nuclear energy. However, many people oppose nuclear energy because an accident can cause massive devastation. The 1986 accident at the Chernobyl’ nuclear power plant in the Ukraine scattered radioactive contamination over a large part of Europe. Approximately 200. 000 people were evacuated, and human health has been dramatically affected. Studies in 1996 found that the rate of thyroid cancer on young Ukranian children was ten times higher than was the norm prior to the accident.
            One reasonable solution combines conservation strategies with the increased use of solar energy. The price of solar energy has steadly dropped and if environmental concerns were factoried into the cost, solar, power would already be significantly cheaper than traditional fuels.
According to the text, solar power can be considered very cheap if ..
    a.      No other alternative sources are available
    b.      Traditional energy becomes scare
    c.      Environmental concerns count
d. People are more economical

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