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  • Text 1 is for questions number 1-5. Icebergs are mountains of freshwater ice floating in the ocean. They are huge chunks broken off from the great masses of land ice called glaciers. Almost all of Greenland and Antarctica are covered by glaciers the year round. Glaciers also cover parts of Alaska. They are formed by layers of packed snow. Glacier may be thousands of meters thick. Their front ends, or tongues, reach down to the sea. At the coast the tips of the tongues break off, plunge into the oceans, and become icebergs. This process is called calving. When calving occurs, a loud cracking noise fills the air. Sometimes a low rumbling can be heard for hours before the ice actually breaks away. People close enough can hear the hissing of air as it escapes from bubbles bursting in the ice along the break. Glaciers calve all year round. Just as many icebergs break off in winter as in summer. But in winter their passageway to open the sea is often jammed with masses of frozen seawate

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    Text 1 is for questions number 1-5. Icebergs are mountains of freshwater ice floating in the ocean. They are huge chunks broken off from the great masses of land ice called glaciers. Almost all of Greenland and Antarctica are covered by glaciers the year round. Glaciers also cover parts of Alaska. They are formed by layers of packed snow. Glacier may be thousands of meters thick. Their front ends, or tongues, reach down to the sea. At the coast the tips of the tongues break off, plunge into the oceans, and become icebergs. This process is called calving. When calving occurs, a loud cracking noise fills the air. Sometimes a low rumbling can be heard for hours before the ice actually breaks away. People close enough can hear the hissing of air as it escapes from bubbles bursting in the ice along the break. Glaciers calve all year round. Just as many icebergs break off in winter as in summer. But in winter their passageway to open the sea is often jammed with masses of frozen seawater. Icebergs pile up behind this jam of sea ice. In the spring, when the ice block is broken, a whole fleet of icebergs may sail out toward the open ocean. Icebergs from the eastern coast of Greenland drift southward. They are carried by the Greenland Current, which then swings them northward around the tip of the island. Part of the way up the coast the icebergs are caught in the cold Labrador Current and carried southward toward Newfound-land On the way, most of the icebergs become grounded among the many islands and bays along the Labrador coast. The others float on toward the open sea. Off Newfoundland they are caught by a warm current from the south called the Gulf Stream. Icebergs that do not ground and remain in the Labrador Current often enter the lanes used by ships crossing the Atlantic Ocean. An iceberg starts to break up almost as soon as it is afloat. Cracks appear and become filled with water from ice that melts during the day. When this melted water freezes at night, it expands and widens the cracks. The ice is weakened, and pieces of iceberg break off and float away. The iceberg becomes smaller and smaller. Most icebergs melt completely within a few days of entering the Gulf Stream What does the text tell us about? What calving is What glaciers cover How far glaciers cover How icebergs exist* How iceberg is defined In what paragraph is the definition of iceberg found? Paragraph 1* Paragraph 2 Paragraph 3 Paragraph 4 Paragraph 5 Calving is …. The loud cracking noise in the air The process of becoming icebergs * The coast tip falling down into the sea The tongues of Glaciers reaching down to the sea The plunging process of a certain part of Glaciers The purpose of this text is…. to describe Iceberg in detail to give readers the information of Iceberg to tell about the area covered with huge Icebergs to explain the process of iceberg as a natural phenomena * to retell natural events for the purpose of informing or entertaining They are the huge chunks broken off from the great masses of land ice called glaciers The bold word has the same meaning as …. gigantic strong tiny wide hard When you are driving a car. ………your child at the back of your own seat! don’t forget to seat I’d like to put a seat remember to sit down I’d like you to have a seat you are seated John : …… I completely forgot to bring your novel. …. Cindy : It’s okay, you can return it tomorrow I forgive you – you are very kind I am really sorry – It’s very kind of you I give my apology – this won’t happen again I forgive you – this won’t happen again I am really sorry – this won’t happen again* The murder …. yet though people really hope the murderer …. has not solved – catch has not to solve – caught has not to be solved – be caught has not been solved – to be caught* has not been solved – being caught Eddy : This room …….every day. This seems no dust on it. It’s so shiny

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    Text 1 is for questions number 1-5. Icebergs are mountains of freshwater ice floating in the ocean. They are huge chunks broken off from the great masses of land ice called glaciers. Almost all of Greenland and Antarctica are covered by glaciers the year round. Glaciers also cover parts of Alaska. They are formed by layers of packed snow. Glacier may be thousands of meters thick. Their front ends, or tongues, reach down to the sea. At the coast the tips of the tongues break off, plunge into the oceans, and become icebergs. This process is called calving. When calving occurs, a loud cracking noise fills the air. Sometimes a low rumbling can be heard for hours before the ice actually breaks away. People close enough can hear the hissing of air as it escapes from bubbles bursting in the ice along the break. Glaciers calve all year round. Just as many icebergs break off in winter as in summer. But in winter their passageway to open the sea is often jammed with masses of frozen seawater. Icebergs pile up behind this jam of sea ice. In the spring, when the ice block is broken, a whole fleet of icebergs may sail out toward the open ocean. Icebergs from the eastern coast of Greenland drift southward. They are carried by the Greenland Current, which then swings them northward around the tip of the island. Part of the way up the coast the icebergs are caught in the cold Labrador Current and carried southward toward Newfound-land On the way, most of the icebergs become grounded among the many islands and bays along the Labrador coast. The others float on toward the open sea. Off Newfoundland they are caught by a warm current from the south called the Gulf Stream. Icebergs that do not ground and remain in the Labrador Current often enter the lanes used by ships crossing the Atlantic Ocean. An iceberg starts to break up almost as soon as it is afloat. Cracks appear and become filled with water from ice that melts during the day. When this melted water freezes at night, it expands and widens the cracks. The ice is weakened, and pieces of iceberg break off and float away. The iceberg becomes smaller and smaller. Most icebergs melt completely within a few days of entering the Gulf Stream What does the text tell us about? What calving is What glaciers cover How far glaciers cover How icebergs exist* How iceberg is defined In what paragraph is the definition of iceberg found? Paragraph 1* Paragraph 2 Paragraph 3 Paragraph 4 Paragraph 5 Calving is …. The loud cracking noise in the air The process of becoming icebergs * The coast tip falling down into the sea The tongues of Glaciers reaching down to the sea The plunging process of a certain part of Glaciers The purpose of this text is…. to describe Iceberg in detail to give readers the information of Iceberg to tell about the area covered with huge Icebergs to explain the process of iceberg as a natural phenomena * to retell natural events for the purpose of informing or entertaining They are the huge chunks broken off from the great masses of land ice called glaciers The bold word has the same meaning as …. gigantic strong tiny wide hard When you are driving a car. ………your child at the back of your own seat! don’t forget to seat I’d like to put a seat remember to sit down I’d like you to have a seat you are seated John : …… I completely forgot to bring your novel. …. Cindy : It’s okay, you can return it tomorrow I forgive you – you are very kind I am really sorry – It’s very kind of you I give my apology – this won’t happen again I forgive you – this won’t happen again I am really sorry – this won’t happen again* The murder …. yet though people really hope the murderer …. has not solved – catch has not to solve – caught has not to be solved – be caught has not been solved – to be caught* has not been solved – being caught Eddy : This room …….every day. This seems no dust on it. It’s so shiny

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    Text 1 is for questions number 1-5. Icebergs are mountains of freshwater ice floating in the ocean. They are huge chunks broken off from the great masses of land ice called glaciers. Almost all of Greenland and Antarctica are covered by glaciers the year round. Glaciers also cover parts of Alaska. They are formed by layers of packed snow. Glacier may be thousands of meters thick. Their front ends, or tongues, reach down to the sea. At the coast the tips of the tongues break off, plunge into the oceans, and become icebergs. This process is called calving. When calving occurs, a loud cracking noise fills the air. Sometimes a low rumbling can be heard for hours before the ice actually breaks away. People close enough can hear the hissing of air as it escapes from bubbles bursting in the ice along the break. Glaciers calve all year round. Just as many icebergs break off in winter as in summer. But in winter their passageway to open the sea is often jammed with masses of frozen seawate

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    Text 1 is for questions number 1-5. Icebergs are mountains of freshwater ice floating in the ocean. They are huge chunks broken off from the great masses of land ice called glaciers. Almost all of Greenland and Antarctica are covered by glaciers the year round. Glaciers also cover parts of Alaska. They are formed by layers of packed snow. Glacier may be thousands of meters thick. Their front ends, or tongues, reach down to the sea. At the coast the tips of the tongues break off, plunge into the oceans, and become icebergs. This process is called calving. When calving occurs, a loud cracking noise fills the air. Sometimes a low rumbling can be heard for hours before the ice actually breaks away. People close enough can hear the hissing of air as it escapes from bubbles bursting in the ice along the break. Glaciers calve all year round. Just as many icebergs break off in winter as in summer. But in winter their passageway to open the sea is often jammed with masses of frozen seawater. Icebergs pile up behind this jam of sea ice. In the spring, when the ice block is broken, a whole fleet of icebergs may sail out toward the open ocean. Icebergs from the eastern coast of Greenland drift southward. They are carried by the Greenland Current, which then swings them northward around the tip of the island. Part of the way up the coast the icebergs are caught in the cold Labrador Current and carried southward toward Newfound-land On the way, most of the icebergs become grounded among the many islands and bays along the Labrador coast. The others float on toward the open sea. Off Newfoundland they are caught by a warm current from the south called the Gulf Stream. Icebergs that do not ground and remain in the Labrador Current often enter the lanes used by ships crossing the Atlantic Ocean. An iceberg starts to break up almost as soon as it is afloat. Cracks appear and become filled with water from ice that melts during the day. When this melted water freezes at night, it expands and widens the cracks. The ice is weakened, and pieces of iceberg break off and float away. The iceberg becomes smaller and smaller. Most icebergs melt completely within a few days of entering the Gulf Stream What does the text tell us about? What calving is What glaciers cover How far glaciers cover How icebergs exist* How iceberg is defined In what paragraph is the definition of iceberg found? Paragraph 1* Paragraph 2 Paragraph 3 Paragraph 4 Paragraph 5 Calving is …. The loud cracking noise in the air The process of becoming icebergs * The coast tip falling down into the sea The tongues of Glaciers reaching down to the sea The plunging process of a certain part of Glaciers The purpose of this text is…. to describe Iceberg in detail to give readers the information of Iceberg to tell about the area covered with huge Icebergs to explain the process of iceberg as a natural phenomena * to retell natural events for the purpose of informing or entertaining They are the huge chunks broken off from the great masses of land ice called glaciers The bold word has the same meaning as …. gigantic strong tiny wide hard When you are driving a car. ………your child at the back of your own seat! don’t forget to seat I’d like to put a seat remember to sit down I’d like you to have a seat you are seated John : …… I completely forgot to bring your novel. …. Cindy : It’s okay, you can return it tomorrow I forgive you – you are very kind I am really sorry – It’s very kind of you I give my apology – this won’t happen again I forgive you – this won’t happen again I am really sorry – this won’t happen again* The murder …. yet though people really hope the murderer …. has not solved – catch has not to solve – caught has not to be solved – be caught has not been solved – to be caught* has not been solved – being caught Eddy : This room …….every day. This seems no dust on it. It’s so shiny

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    DAFTAR GAJI PEGAWAI PT.

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    Bagian Operator
    Gaji
    No Gol Nama Pegawai Total gaji Pajak Gaji Bersih
    Gaji Pokok Tunjangan Transportasi
    1 1C Ana
    2 1B Dana
    3 1B Genda
    4 1C Tanda
    5 1A Sun
    Total

    Tabel gaji Tabel Potongan Pajak


    Gol Gaji Pokok Tunjangan Transportasi 1A 1B 1C
    1A Rp 600,000 Rp 70,000 Rp 100,000 2% 3% 4%
    1B Rp 800,000 Rp 900,000 Rp 100,000
    1C Rp 1,000,000 Rp 120,000 Rp 100,000

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