The following letter is for questions 1 to 3

Caroline, Amsterdam March 2, 2018

Dear Pak Bima,

As always, my pleasure to receive your mail, Pak Bima! please don’t hesitate.
Right now i’m in a hurry (going out to have dinner at a friend’s house), but just before
i go, i’d like to forward you a weblink. it turns out there are 5 shops in the city of Enschede,
where the campus of Univercity of Twente is located. Those are specialized in selling
Indonesian/Asian food stuff. No, not a market, but a shop where we can buy Indonesian
spices and ingredients (like soy sauce, hot chilli, coconut milk, cooking oil, etc.). Most of
these shops, that we call toko, or ndische toko, usually also sell few ready made foods.
Let me tell you. Perhaps one of the toko mentioned on this webpage is near where
your daughter is staying. Otherwise she needs to check them out. She has a bicycle, doesn’t
she? Even I visit an Indonesian toko every now-and-then (it’s not near my house, I need to
ride my bicycle to get there) and I often buy tea (teh Jawa) there, soy sauce or other spices
(daun salam, daun jeruk purut).
So check this out, and maybe forward this information to your daughter : Toko
Enschede tokogids.nl. Good luck!
Bye for now,

Caroline

1. What is the purpose of the leter?

A. To give information.
B. To wish a good luck.
C. to offer suggestions.
D. To congratulate a person.
E. To describe a certain place.

2. Why does Mrs. Caroline asks Mr. Bima if his daughter has a bicycle?
A. Mr. Bima would like to buy a bicycle for his daughter.
B. Mrs. Caroline woud like to invite his doughter to sightsee the town.
C. there are many kind of public transportation available to reach the shops.
D. Mrs. Caroline would like to lend her bicycle to his daughter to go to the shop.
E. Mr. Bima’s daughter needs to reach the shops that may be far from her boarding house.

3. “ Please don’t hesitate.” (paragraph 1)

The underlined word has a similar meaning to...
A. adapt
B. consent
C. doubt
D. dislike
E. worry

The following letter is for questions 4 to 6

I Gede Sudarta (Tara)

 Jalan Garuda Sakti
Tabanan, Bali
January 28, 2018

Dear David,

All the best to you for the New Year! How are things going in the Land of the Rising
Sun? I must say, I realy envy you getting that Tokyo gig with the company. Somehow they
overlooked me on that one and I am forced to slug it out here.
I heard through the breeze that business is going well there. Rumor has it that you
guys are just about to close a big deal with the government for an M-750 Simulator. Great
news! Good for the company and good for you. Keep up the great work!
Did you hear about Margie Bronson suddenly leaving the company just before year-
end? It was a bit of shock to say the least. She gave one week’s notice and was gone.
Nobodyknows for sure what’s up with her, but rumors have been flying fast and furious that
she went through a bit of a personal meltdown and has now gone underground to lick her
wounds for a while. There could be some truth to that since her long time relationship ended
recently and three months ago she was passed over for that director position that was up for
grabs. I’ll keep you posted when we find out more.
As for me, I am quite busy these days on the Branscombe Systems Project. We are
entering Phase Two now, and that is expected to run for three years, at least. Frank Schindler
is Senior Project Manager and I am Team Leader of the Embedded Systems Group. I am
enjoying it so far. Whatever I’ll feel the same wayin three years, I’m not sure. By then I
might be ready to join you in Japan.
I’m still kicking butt in the squash court and am managing to get in two or thre
matches per week. What about squash in Japan? Have you been able to play any over there?
Are there even any squash courts? I suppose since you are in Tokyo, there must be some. Let
me know.
I have to go now and attend to familu duties. Jonathon needs some help with his
homework and Angle wants me to fix something in the kitchen. You single guys traveling the
world sure are lucky!
Keep me posted whenever you can. I really enjoy receiving you letters and getting the
details of your life in Japan.

Your buddy.

Tara

4. “keep up the great work!” (Paragraph 2)

What does Tara express?
A. He motivates his friend.
B. He complimensts his friend.
C. He asks his friends to do his best.
D. He asks his friends not to delay his job.
E. He entertains his friends for his hard days.

5. “I must say, I really envy you getting that Tokyo gig with the company.” (Paragraph 1)
The underlined word may be best replaced by ...
A. job
B. joke
 C. chance
D. attitude
E. achievement

6. From the letter, we can infer that ...

A. Tara is new comer in the company
B. Tara will only work for three years
C. David is a skillful worker
D. David is a Japanese
E. Tara is in Japan

The following letter is for questions 7 to 9

35 Senggigi Raya, Lombok
75009 Nusa Tenggara Timur
January 12, 2014

My dear lovely Siti,

Hello!

How are you, sweetie? I know you are angry with me becase I am writing to you a
long time. I am so sorry please forgive me.
You know, We are in Lombok right now. It is so beautiful beyond imagination. I am
writing to you from this really cute on the Senggigi Beach. As you know, mom loves
shopping so she goes and will go for hours. I took a rain check from shopping and decided to
write to you while enjoying my cup of coffe.
You know, yesterday we went to Gili Nanggu Island; it is a beach on the southwest of
Lombok. The place is awesome. It is so beautiful that i couldn’t believe m eyes. There are
beautiful coral reefs would have ben much more fun.
Mom makes sure we don’t miss any sight in the whole city, so we’ve practically been
everywhere I have to go, mom is here. I will see you soon.

Lots of loveXOXO

Lana

P.S, I’m bringing you lots of sourvenirs and pictures!!

7. Why did the writer write the letter?

A. to give advice
B. to thank you
C. to share experience
D. to deliver a good news
E. to apologize

8. “The place is awesome.” (Paragraph 2)

The underlined word may be best replaced by ...
A. lively
B. elegant
 C. sparkling
D. magnificent
E. amazing

9. from the letter, we can infer that...

A. Lana and Siti are playing at the beach together.
B. Lana is writing a letter while dringking tea.
C. Lana’s mother usually goes shopping for a long time.
D. Siti is happy because she stays at home alone.
E. Gili Nanggu Island is located on the west of Lombok.

The following text is for questions 10 to 12

Dear angga,
Hello cousin, how are you? Its been a while since I received a mail from you.
Anyway, I’d like to share my story of living here in this foreign land. It is winter now
and is really cold. My native fellows don’t seem to be bothered by this freezing temperature.
However, its different for me. It is really hard for people from tropical countries like me, to
live in England during winter. I don’t even remember how many layers of clothes I wear.
during the winter break. So I have time There are no campus activities To explore
several interesting places here. I have visited three interesting places so far, the big ben, the
tower of London and the incredible eden project.
The first is the big ben. You probably already know about the big ben. It is the third
largest clock tower in the world. Its age is more than 150 year now. The nest places is the
tower of London. It is an exhibition place for manytreasures of the british kingdom where the
famous crown jewel of the kingdom isnkept. The four-tower building is believed to be the
oldest attraction in the world. It is publicly opened for attraction since 1652. The last is the
eden project. This places is artificial biomes where many species of plants from all over the
world grow. Eden project is a set of dome complex that look like massive igloo-shaped
greenhouses. Insides, there are stunning displays of various plants.
That’s the story of my winter experience in England. I look forward to hearing story
from you.
Best wishes,
Ega

10. s what is the writer doing in England?

A. he is having a vacation
B. he is on a business trip
C. he is studying
D. he is traveling
E. he is working

11. how does the writer cope with the weather?

A. he drinks a lot of water
B. he wears thick clothes
C. he stays at home
D. he exercises regularly
E. he eats a lot

12. from the letter we know that…..

A. a. there is only the crown jewel displayed in the tower of London
 B. he eden projects domes look like pineapples
C. big ben is the oldest attraction in the world
D. visitors will see plantations in the domes
E. the big ben is 150 years old now

The following text Is for question 13 to 15

Dear jihan,

Happy birthday and congratulation! You are allowed to drive now. I can’t believe you
are seventeen now. I remembered you always run around the house when you were a child.
Sorry, I couldn’t return home on time to ettend the party. The ship where I have been
working postponed its cruise because of a huge storm. It was catastrophic. The wind was so
strong that it could move cars and lift trees. However, everything is fine now. We can sail
again now.
Along with this letter, I sent you a special present . I hope you’ll like it. Tell mom and
dad I’ll be back next month
Your brother,

Damar

13. what is the purpose of the letter?

A. to inform of a huge storm
B. to congratulate jihan
C. to greet damar’s family
D. to send a gift
E. to ask for forgiveness

14. what is damar’s occupation?

A. a driver
B. a fisherman
C. a reporter
D. a marine corp
E. a ship crew

15. from the letter we know that……

A. dammar will return home in a week
B. Jihan would receive a birthday gift
C. dammar works in an oil ship
D. just celebrated her eighteenth birthday
E. jihan caught in the storm

the following text is for questions 16 to 18

Dear dali,

How are you? I hope you are not disappointed with me for replying so late. I’ve been
coped with school works lately. I also have to manage my club.
Oh yeah, I forgot to tell you. Im the president of wall magazine club now. My club
mates and I are currently working on the school’s magazine project. We are going to make a
magazine as a tribute to the school’s 30th anniversary. Im busy with all the cover designs I
have to draw. I am very excited.
Anyway, what about you? Are you still working on those robots? I saw your
competition in the internet last month. Well done though you only placed the second. Your
robot was so splendid.
Let me now if you will have another competition. I’d like to see it. Hopefully, you
win the next competition.
Your bestfriends,

Tristan

16. what is the purpose of the letter?

A. to inform about the school’s magazine project
B. to ask dali to reply Tristan letter
C. to ask about a robot competition in the internet
D. to reply dalis previous letter
E. to tell about a robotic competition

17. from the letter we know that……

A. Tristan watched the last robotics competition
B. Tristan knows how to design a magazine cover
C. Dali must win the next robotics competition
D. Tristan design dali’s robot amazingly
E. Dali should knows how to design a magazine cover

18. “we are going to make a magazine as a tribute to the school’s 30th anniversary.”
The underlined word is similar in meaning to…..
A. sacrifice
B. present
C. faith
D. homage
E. duty

The following dialog is for questions 19 to 21

Nia : what are you doing with that plastic bag, satria?
Satria : oh, this is garbage. I’m going to throw it away to the river
nia : don’t. you shouldn’t do that
satria : why? Many people do that
nia : that because it is forbidden to throw garbage in the river. Otherwise,you’ll be
fined
satria : I don’t know that. Where should I throw this garbage then?
Nia : why don’t you throw it in the disposal near the traditional market?
Satria : isn’t it a bit far?
Nia : yes, but it is better rhan throwing it to the river and getting fined. You must also
think about the environment. Don’t you want to leave in a clean and healthy place?
Satria : you’re right. Thanks for reminding me.

19. what will happen if satria throws his garbage into the river?
A. people will follow his action
B. nia will pick it back
 C. he will be fined
D. nia will warn him
E. he should clean the river

20. “otherwise, you’ll be fined.”

The underlined word is closest in meaning to….
A. Charged
B. banned
C. exiled
D. paid
E. sued

21. what will satria do after the conversation?

A. throw his bag into the river
B. shop at the traditional market
C. thank nia for her advice
D. throw his bag elsewhere
E. warn other people about the fine.

the following text is for questions 22 to 25

for decades, heart diseases have become one of the most dangerous health issues to
most people. People wonder why so many people nowadays get heart problems. Our
lifestyle’s are considered to be the major cause to s heart disease.
Heart disease occurs when plaques develop in the arteries and blood vessels the lead
to the heart. This blocks important nutrients and oxygen from reaching the heart. These
plaques consist of cholesterol, fatty molecules and dangerous minerals. Unhealthy lifestyles
become the major cause for people to have heart diseases.
Bad diet is one of the major causes for people to have aheart disease. People
nowadays want everything to be a fast and easy. This also affects people’s eating habit. More
and more people eat unhealthy fast food and fried food since they are quick and delicious. By
doing so, their cholesterol levels increase rapidly and expose them to the risks of obesity and
heart problems.
Living sedentary lives is also one of the causes for people to have a heart disease.
People who are less active and rarely exercise their bodies have bigger chances to get heart
problems,especially if they also have a bad diet. The risks will also increase tremendously if
you are smoking or having high stress levels.

22. what is the text about?

A. suggestions to live a healthy life.
B. the causes of heart diseases
C. the danger of heart diseases.
D. the couses of obesity
E. the importance of exercise

23. from the text we know that…..

A. people living sedentary lives have fewer chances of getting heart diseases
B. heart problems are caused by a virus attacking the blood vessels
C. heart diseases are highly affected by a person’s life style
D. heart diseases are a major problem in rural areas
E. smoking is the main cause of heart diseases
 24. what is the main idea of paragraph two?
A. heart diseases are caused by plaques hindering blood circulation
B. plaques are formed by cholesterol and fatty molecules
C. oxygen and nutrients deficits to the heart cause heart problems
D. unhealthy lifestyles affect heart condition
E. bad food is the main culprit for heart diseases

25. “by doing so,their cholesterol levels increase rapidly …..” (paragraph 3)
the underlined word is closest in meaning to….
A. consequently
B. hardly
C. frequently
D. frankly
E. quickly

The following dialog is for questions 26 to 28

Susi : yesterday, I saw a woman scolded her son pretty hard
dinda : really? Poor boy. What did he do?
Susi : he begged her for a new toy. The mother refused. So the boy started crying in front
of the store. Then, the mother started to yell and beat him. I recalled a similar event happened
this morning.
Dinda : that’s not good. Every time kids make trouble, parents should not resolve it with
violence.
Susi : why?
Dinda : that’s because the kids are indirectly taught that it is okay to beat or hit other
people. They might use violence to solve their problems as ther parents do.
Susi : that’s worrying. Do you think that’s going to happen?
Dinda : well, it may also be the exact opposite too. Because of that treatment, the children
will become quite and afraid to express themselves.

26. what is the conversation about?

A. the benefits of using violence to children
B. the effects of having naughty children
C. the benefits of harsh treatment to children
D. the effects of being single parents to children
E. the effects of violence to children

27. what might happen to children who receive violence from their parents?
A. they will cry every time they don’t get what they want
B. they will steal toys without their parents awareness
C. they will use violence to solve their problems
D. they will become tougher and more independent
E. the parents will make them polite

28. from the conversation we know that dinda …..

A. agrees with the mothers action
B. is against the mothers action
C. wants to help the mother
D. feels pity on the mother
 E. become angry with susi

The following text is for questions 29 to 32

The effect of horror movies to children and teens
Horror movies are parts of modern entertainment. we can watch them in cinemas,
TVs, computers and even on Smartphone. However, watching horror movies is not always
entertaining. Watching horror movies can generate long-lasting effects on people. There are
reasons why you shouldn’t watch too many horror movies into.
Horror movies can make viewers develop anxiety and phobia. These effects and teens
d not yet have the life experience to put horror movies into real life perspective, putting them
at risk for lingering anxiety. They becomes easily worried whenever they are alone. They are
afraid the scary scenes from the movies might actually happen to them. Children and teens
even develop a phobia after watching horror movies. They are afraid of spiders, bats, cats and
many others because they see them as scary creatures in the movies.
Watching horror movies can also put you to have a sleeping disorder. Many adults
and children have trouble sleeping immediately after watching a scary movie. Shadows seem
intimidating, noises are magnified and dream are often unsetting. For most people , these
effects are short-lived. In few cases, however, sleep disturbances persist for weeks, months or
even years.
Minimize the effects of scary movies by watching them during the day, keeping the
lights on, or doing something silly before bed.

29. why are kids and teens prone to anxiety rather than adults after watching horror?
A. because they haven’t had abilities to movie separate fiction from reality
B. because they believe that scary creatures are real
C. because they are more afraid to ghosts than to adults
D. because they are should be brave
E. because they are still young and impulsive

30. how can you reduce the effects of horror movies?

A. watching them by yourself
B. watching them in afternoon
C. watching them in your bedroom
D. watching them regularly
E. watching them secretly

31. what is the main idea of paragraph three?

A. watching horror movies makes you hard to sleep
B. watching horror movies prevents you from sleeping
C. watching horror movies promotes better sleeping
D. watching horror movies makes you sleep more easily
E. watching horror movies helps you sleep soundly

32. “……..sleep disturbances persist for weeks….” (paragraph 3)

the underlined word can be replaced with….
A. Cause
B. increase
C. continue
D. improve
E. stop
The following text is for questions 33 to 35
One of the biggest problems in America today is lack activity. We know it’s good for us
but avoid it like the plague either because we’re used to being sedentary to others or afraid
that exercise has to be vigorous to be worth our time. The truth is, movement is movement
and there more you do, the healthier you”ll be. Even moderate activities like chores,
gardening and walking can make a different.
So, even if you opt for small changes and a more modest weight loss, you can see the
benefits are still pretty good. One study has found that just a 10% weight reduction helped
obese patients reduce blood pressure, cholesterol, and increase longevity.
You can start the process of weight loss now by adding a little more activity to your life.
If you are not ready for a structured program, start small. Every little bit counts and it all adds
up to burning more calories

33. What does the text mainly discuss?

A. The study of lack of activity in America
B. The lack of activity of people in the world
C. Why American suffering lack of activity
D. The activity that can make people healthier
E. The consequences of lack of activity

34. What is the purpose of the text?

A. To urge people to move their body
B. To amuse people with good exercises
C. To encourage people to forget lack of activity
D. To inform readers about the lack of activity
E. To tell the readers about the disadvantages of lack of activity

35. “.……because we’re used to being sedentary to others or afraid….”. The underlined
word means…..
A. Helping out with each other
B. Ordering people to do things
C. Doing chores and gardening
D. Losing some weight
E. Preparing to move

The following text is for questions 36 to 38

More people are using plastic daily, without being aware of the dangers to the
environment. That’s why, our government makes effort to limit the use of plastic bags.
People should limit or avoid the use of plastic daily for the following reasons.
First, plastic is not biodegradable. In reality, most plastic doesn’t disappear, but becomes
long-lasting “plastic dust”. When items like plastic bags break down, they readily soak up (
and release ) toxins which then contaminate soil and water, and harm animals that ingest
plastic fragments.
Second, every square mile of ocean has approximately 46,000 pieces of plastic floating
in it. That is why, over a million sea birds, whales, seals, dolphin, sea turtles and so on die
from plastic debris that end up in our oceans and seas. 100,000 sharks are also part of the
death toll.
In addition to not breaking down quickly, plastic materials also break down dangerously.
A lot of plastic already contains toxins, such as phthalates, BPA and flame retardants. As
plastic breaks down, it can absorb many dangerous toxins more easily, such as damaging
pesticides like DDT, PCB and PAH.
In conclusion, plastic is dangerous for environment.

36. What is the text about ?

A. Why we should use plastic in our lives.
B. Why we should avoid the use of plastics
C. How we should dispose of plastic garbage
D. How we should use plastic in our lives
E. When we should use plastic.

37. “…from plastic debris that end up in our oceans and seas.” ( paragraph 4 ).What is the
similar meaning of “debris “?
A. Fragments
B. Garbage
C. Lumps
D. Cuts
E. Dust

37. What animals are threatened by toxins released by plastic bags breakdown ?
A. Animals using plastic bags for shelters
B. Animals using plastic bags for mattresses
C. Animals ingesting plastic fragments
D. Animals living in water
E. Animals living in land

The following text is for questions 38 to 40

The stomach is the first stop in the process of food digestion. The inner walls of the
stomach, also called stomach lining, are bathed in about a gallon of stomach acid digestive
enzymes.
Gastritis occurs when the stomach lining is irritated, inflamed or infected. Usually, a
person with gastritis will feel some cramps and pains in the middle or left upper belly, just
under the ribs. Other symptoms include nausea and vomiting,bloating and belching. A wound
in the stomach is called a gastric ulcer and it causes more pain than ordinary gastritis. Blood
may appear in vomit or stool. This loss of blood may cause anemia which will weaken, tire
and daze the person. When there is an inflection, there’s usually a fever.
It caused to be thought that the causes of gastritis are spicy food, alcohol and lifestyle
related factors like stress, along with some long-term painkillers and anti inflammation drugs
like aspirin and ibuprofen, but in the early eighties, a bacterium called Helicobacterpylori
was found to be responsible for most cases of gastritis and gastric ulcer. These bacteria are
not killed by stomach acid because they live within the gel-like mucus membrane that
protects the stomach from its own acid. A clever mechanism has also been developed to
neutralize by a product of gases. These bacteria enter the body via contaminated food and
water, but can still be eliminated with the right antibodies.
38. The text is about …………
A. How and when gastritis is made
B. How and why gastritis happens
C. When and how food is digested
D. How and what causes stomachache
E. How and why bacteria are killed by stomach acid.
39. When do you have gastritis?
A. When the stomach is full of stomach acid.
B. When the stomach is full of digestive enzymes.
C. When the stomach lining in inflamed,
D. When you eat spicy foods.
E. When you drink too much alcohol.

40. A”Other symptoms include nausea and vomiting, bloating and belching.” (paragraph 2)
The underlined word is closest in meaning to …….
A. Sickness
B. Puffing
C. Tires
D. Weak.
E. Dizzy

The following text is for questions 41 to 43

Once a memory is created, it must be stored (no matter how briefly). Many experts
think there are three ways we store memories: first in the sensory stage, then in short-term
memory, and ultimately, for some memories, in long-term memory. As there is no need for us
to maintain everything in our brains, the different stages of human memory function as a sort
of filter that helps protect us from the flood of information that we’re confronted with a daily
basis.
The creation of a memory begins with its perception. The registration of information
during perception occurs in the brief sensory stages that usually lasts only a fraction of a
second. It’d your sensory memory that allows a perception such as a visual pattern, a sound
or a touch to linger for a brief moment after the stimulation is over.
After the first flicker, the sensation is stored in short-term memory. Short-term
memory has a fairly limited capacity. It can hold about seven items for no more than 20 or 30
seconds at a time.
Important information is gradually transferred from short-term memory into long-
term memory. The more the information is repeated or used, the more likely it is to
eventually end up in long-term memory or to be “retained” . unlike sensory and short term
memory, which are limited and decay rapidly, long-term memory can store unlimited
amounts of information idenfinitely. People tend to more easily store material about subjects
they already know about, since the information has more meaning to them and can be
mentally connected to the related information that is already stored in their long-term
memory. That’s why anyone who has an average memory was be able to remember a greater
depth of information about one particular subject.

41. The text is about………

A. How human brain works
B. How the long-term memory occurs
C. How to protect our memory for being lost
D. How to store information in our memory
E. How to maintain everything in our brain

42. According to the text ………………..

A. Not all information in short-term memory is stored in long-term memory
B. The process of transfer from short-term to long-term memory is very fast
 C. The process of transfer from short-term to long-term memoryis no more than 20
seconds
D. Short-term memory have unlimited capacity.
E. Information just stays for a while in our memory.

43. “……that helps protect us from the flood of information that we’re confronted with on a
daily basis.” (Paragraph 1). The underlined word is closest in meaning to …….
A. Encountered
B. Compared
C. United
D. Expressed
E. Interpreted

The following text is for questions 44 to 46.

Alive again
(By: Chicago)
Yesterday I would not have believed
That tomorrow the sun would shine
That one day you came into my life
Iam alive again I am alive again

All the empty yesterdays have disappeared

Now that you have filled my life with love
No one else could ever mean so much to me
Every day you came into my life
As our love grows ever stronger

Yesterday I would not have believed

That tomorrow the sun would shine
That one day you came into my life
Iam alive again I am alive again

When you gave your love to me, you changed my life

Dreams that once seemed hopeless come with eases
Thank you girl for being just the way you are
I would never try to change you
All I live for is to love you
I’m feeling alive again
I’m feeling alive again

44. what does ‘you’ in the lyrics refer to?

A. The singer
B. The singer and listeners.
C. The listeners.
D. The singer’s lover.
E. The sun
45. what does the singers feel after meeting someone he loves?
A. He feels alive again
B. He is hopeless.
 C. He is desperately seeking happiness.
D. He feels lonely.
E. He feels rejected.
46. what is the message of the song?
A. Love can change someone’s life.
B. We should change to love someone.
C. We need each other for a better life.
D. Let’s honor and respect each other.
E. Love gives nothing to us.

For questions 47 to 49 , choose the correct words to complete the next.

Dear mega,
How are you? I received your letter about your vacation a week ago. I think your journey to
the volcano crater was interesting. I spent my holiday in interesting way too.
I spent my holiday by visiting my uncle’s house. He has a tempeh factory. He showed me
how to make tempeh. Tempeh (47)____from soy fermentations. Soy beans are cracked in a
grain mill. Then, the soy beans are (48)____in the water for 6 to 18 hours. After that, the soy
beans are cooked in a pot. While cooking, add vinegar. Cook them for 30 minutes. Next,
inoculate the soy beans with 1 teas poon of tempeh starter.then, the soy beans are in coated in
fermentation room. The soy beans is fermented by the tempeh starter and (49)____into the
tempeh that we know.
What do you think about my holiday?i hope you will write me soon.

Lintang.

47. …
A. to make
B. made
C. makes
D. is making
E. is made

48. …
A. planted
B. harvested.
C. dry
D. soaked
E. washed

49. …
A. changed
B. substituted
C. turned
D. grounded
E. roated

50. arrange the sentences to form a sequential dialog.

1) sia : I see, you do look a little bigger.
2) sia : hey! Why are you wearing your sports wear?
3) sia : why? I have never seen you exercising before
4) sia : what exercise will you do?
5) viko : that’s because I’ve gained a lot of weight lately
6) viko : I know, that’s why decide to exercise
7) viko : I am going for exercise
8) viko : I’m going to start with light jogging around the neighborhood

A. 2-7-3-4-8-1-5-6
B. 2-7-3-6-5-4-8-1
C. 2-7-3-5-1-6-4-8
D. 2-7-3-8-4-5-1-6
E. 2-7-3-6-4-1-8-5