UNDIP PLN B.Inggris 261 2016
UNDIP PLN B.Inggris 261 2016
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MATAUJIAN : Bahasa Inggris
TANGGALUJIAIY r 28 Mel 2016
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JUMLAH SOAL : 50 Soal
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Passage 1
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Shinto for the Japan€se is 'way of the gods' or 'tami way', ao indigenous and simplc
cosmio religion in Japan, Tho eerly Japanese ncver lhought of thomselvcs as in any way
s€parated from oosmic existenoe and the rhythm of nature. They did not draw a sharp line
of distinction between thE heavenly and earthly domains, and they had only a vague notion
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sbout the life to oome, Central to their religion was the belief in kami, which is usually
translated as 'god' or 'gods' but also means 'above', superior', or 'divine', signifying any
thing sBcred or extraordinary lha! arouses man's rcspect and revsrence. The ancient Shinto
myths mention 800 myriads of,tazi manifested in mountains, trees, plants, beasts, birds,
rivers, and human beings implying that the entire universe is a community of llving
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beings, all sharing the /sazi nature, 10
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The oosmological mlhs of primitive Shinto depict a three-dimensional universe. In
tho htghost twol (plrln of tho hlSh rky) mah snd fomslo kenl rctldc, in th6 lowott lovel
(nether wortd) unolcan and malevolent spirits reside, and in the middle domain (manifested
world) humans and other beings reside, However, in actual practice the early Japanese paid
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litllo attention to the mythE ofthe three-dimencional universe. Rather, they envisaged both
the domain of /rami and tho nother region as bcing in tho othar world, which was fraquently
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associated witb certain mountains or with islands, At any rate, the Shinto myths trace the
origin of heaven and earth to the mariage of lzanagi ('he who invites') and Izanami ('she
wbo is indted'), whose union also resulted in the birth of th€ sun goddess Amaterasu
O-mitsmi. The sua goddoas in tum sent her grandohild, Ninigi, and othor &4mi inlo the
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buman domain, and Ninigi's descendant, Jimmu, is said to have been the hrst legendary
Emperor ofJapan.
(International Encyclopedia, J}into, p. 433)
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_p, Early Japanese did not a clear idea about life aftir deatA
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(9 In sp.rle o{ Japanoso bolief in three-dimensidnal universe, they adually only
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tho.oarly,
conslder€d both gods and ovils oftsn related to mountains, to islands
D. In the primitive Shintq tho dlvided the world into tkee
the early Japanese dlvided tll domair6(the
highest lcvel (high sky) where
whero gods (manifested world/whcre
gods lived, the second level (manifestcd
,-.-- human beings resided, and od the lowest
lowest level (nether world) where evils settled
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{E The earlf Japanese is said to have embraced an intricate cosmic religion
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Intangible
B. Indefinite
C, Fixed
D. Floxlblo
E. Opinionated
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5. The word'envisaged' (in line l5) is closest in meaning to .,.
A. Imaginc
B. Understand
C. Consider
D. Recognize
E. Apprehend
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The Afrioan country ofthe Democratic Republic of Congo has had a turbulent past.
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It wss aolonlzcd by Bolgi:um iu tho lsto lgtb contury. King Leopold offici6lly declsrod. it
Betgian tenitory ii t8p5. fhs country, called the Belgian Congo after 1908, was under
Belgiaa rute foi 65 years. Then' iu 1950, after several years of urrrest' Congo was grsnted
lndipendence, Tbo country wer urtstsblc for scvcral yaars, Two presidente wcro elcotod
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and deposed, end therc w8s much arguing over who should run the country and how.
Finally, in 1965, a man nsmed Mobutu Sese Seko rose to power. He changed the name of
the country from Congo to Zaire,
Sese Seko was not a cruel dictator, but he certainly was rapacious. Zaire, which is
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rioh in diamondo and other minerals, ic one of the wealthiest African nations in terms of /0
natrusl rosourcos. Yot under Soso Seko's rule, the majoriry of Zairian peoplo lived in
complete squalor, Thcy had no electrioity, no running water, and no doolors, schools, or
job8 to go to.
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Fiaally, in 1997, after 32 yeare of growing poorer while their leader Srew richer, the
peoplc ofZairo robcllcd, Lcd by Laurcnt Kablla, rebels captured ciry afler city wlth little /J
bloodshed. As soon as his troops reached the capital, Kinshasa, Kabila changed the name of
Zaire to the Democratic Republic ofCongo.
(Read Better Remember More, 2000:100)
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6, Which ofthe followings that refers to the name of the country rn 1980? '
A. Belgian Congo
B. Democratio RcPublic of Congo
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Gender Equaiity
D, Macro Economv
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E. Modem philosophy
The followingc-lause 'congo was granted
independence, in tines 4-5 means that ..,
A, reoprc or (nlgo msnsged to grt rid of tho colonizer
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Eetgum has lost thc war with Congo teedom fighrer
C. The independence was a gift fro. E.tgi"
D, Congo subjugated Belgiuir, hence obtilned their
independence
E. None ofthe above
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9. What does 'rapacious' in line 9 mean?
A, Malicious
'B, Generous
C. Caring
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D. Bewildered
E. Greedy
10. The word 'they' in line 12 refers to ...
A. King Leopold
B. Sese Seko
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C. Sese Seko and Laurent Kabila
D. Zairians
E. Troops
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Passage 3
sanskit is the ancient literary and sacred language of India which is no longer spoken rrza
s8 a liturgicel language. Sanskrit is the oldeit o}rh! Indio (or Aryan or m?o-iryanj
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lu"fluq:' ,ri, distinct from the generally late languages, called prakits l,,Rrut lti; means
''comrnon"), which constitute the second stage of development of the Indic
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laDguagcs. Alchough lhere undor,rbtedly were a number of dialects of Sanskit, only
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have oome down to us. These- represent olronotoli"at ,tug., ,r,["i' tiui tO
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. C. The fiructions of Sanskit
D, The dcvelopment of Sanskit
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. B, The Saoslcrit belongs to the Indo.European family 9f languagel
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13. The following statements are true abdut Sanskit, EXCEPT . ' .
A, Sanslait is older than Prahit
B. Pratrit ir tcs, oomplicat€d than Ssnskit
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C. Prakrit is spoken by common people
D, Both Sanskit and Prakit are sacred languages
E. Sanstait is used for literary worls in India
15. According to tho pssEsge, the Aryans who were tho earliest seftlors of Indian continent, sPok€
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a. The Vedic
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D. Tho Satrskit
E. The Aryao
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Prsssge 4
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'depressivi
psycttosis, and involutional mslancholia. Thc last condition occurs primaly in
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womon in ihi ugo $oup 40 to 50, Affocted porsono arc usually orderly, consoientious
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iodividuals who-aro ba;tsBlly lnsooruo snd hlvo hlghly dwolopod ronro of duty- md
responsibility. With the declfio in physioal vtgor which accompanics aglng and particularly
fiuotioni'ng thesi penons (who are often repressod sexually)
-lifo in sorual
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mav foU tlrat has pasrod tbom bi, moy witbdraw tom the wgrld, narrowing thcir
iotJrost ana activitios ana dovotoping hypoihondria' insomnia, loss of appetitc, and. a
huunting fear of death, Characteriiticitty, ttrey awaken befors dawn and lie in bed in the t0
morning, unable to arise because of fatigue. The patient may attempt suicide'
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t6. What is the main idea ofthe above passage?
A. The types and solution of melancholia
B. The types ond charaoteristics ofmelancholia
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C, The typos md foainont of molsncholia
D. The types and vlotims of melancholla
E. The types and causes ofmelancholia
E. ManicdePressivePsYchosis
19. The tone ofthe passage is ...
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A, Informative
B. GloomY
C. SuPPortive
D. Oppressed
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20. All oftho followings ar€ the aharacteristics ofthe affected persons, EXCEPT ' "
A. Inseowe
B. FriendtY
C. Conscientious
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E. OrderlY
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The term melting_pot is strongly ,..(2r),,, with the united states. The u,s. isamerting
of people from different cultures and races. Throughout the U,S, you *ill ;;G
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1ryryq h $c wry poopla uvo, oot and ovon ralk, Whiic Arnfi* t;sfih t;;;;iii
stB[d8rd' A,oric.o spcech.oan ,., (zz) ,,, according to what part of tbo coinry yo-u aro in,
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cortaia faits aud-porsonalitios aro arso oonnestcd wiih rcrtain rigions, woetomeie';i kro;
as tho lgast Eaditional of Arncricans, and the most tolarant of chango and difi;;;;;.
Midwesterners aro known for being honest, sraightforward peopla of tradltionai ,"iu;, iit;
southwest has had the least influence by Europeal immigrants. Much of its culture has been
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defined by nativo Amerioans end by thc spanisir, souttreriers are probabry the most , . , (23) ,
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of.all American regional groups, with more relaxed attitudes and traditiLnal ways thon t'heir
neighbors to the north. They are known for their hospitality. The Northeast is well known for
its culhue with excellent theat€rs and museums, It ii also'regarded for its educational system
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with.some o-f the most highly-rated and respected universitiei in the country. This region is
also known for its large mix of ethnic ,,, (24) ,,,, Every time we speak, we say volumes-about
where we are from; the neutral tones of th€ Midwest, the rapid spiech of New york city, the
long drawl that characterizes the south, Ifyou say a certain wori or phrase, people will'most
llkely bo oble ro ,., (25) .,, where you are from,
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.the. united states is a term populsrly used to refqr ro the old-aco,
.*i*I and disabtltffincriranoo (oASDI) progr", irt'ruiiriioa Lv dri's-i.r.ii;;;,il;il:
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, l Droughout the world, ard... (26) .,, in the unlted statos, "social security" sinco l93s is also
used i! a much broader sense collectively to mean all thoso social insuranie and related welfare
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Proganu -. Q7) ... by the govemment which are designed to assist individuals and families to
Doet tb€ loss or absence of income, or the coits of accidents, sickness, disabilitv.
uaemploymcnt, old ago, or doath, or the financial costs of rcaring children, Winston Churchili
o_o9: ... (28J .,. these programs as .,bringing the magic of avorages to the resoue of th€
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miltions." , social security programs developed as a result of the eoo-nomic hazards and social
and politioal ,.., (2-9.) ,,: qrsing out of an industrialized, monoy, urban sooiety, Today such
proplsm! aro in offoot in.both capitalist and comrnunist nations, and in both highly dovtlopcd
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and developing nations.,, (30).,. ofpolitical ideology.
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C. frequent
D. frequenter
E. frequenting
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B. esablishing
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C. characterize
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Psssage 3
Tho-word "tosting" has been used in this article, ... (31) ... test experts might prefer the
mora lnclueiw tom "mQasurqmont" or tho ovon ,,, (32) .,, lncluElv! torm "svrlurtlon," A tost
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' inplior E! hstrroont msdo up of qusctlons .,. (33) .,, whish thcro Ero ri8ht and wrong
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rsrlgr. lt(roy ealluromcrlt dovlc{ urcd ln ,,, (34) ,,, rnd lndurfy rt! not roorod ln tbh
w!y. Attmpts to mlasuro interostr ,,, (35) .., oxarnplcs of such it8tnrmontt,
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36. To reduce the pressure from grazing cattle on the re(nained grasslands, the Drought Relief
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Servico of the Dopartm€nt of Agriculture purchased more than 8 qillion head of cattle in 1934
and 1935
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37, frust storms made jt difficult for hudao and livestock to breathe and destroved crops and trees
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38, With native buffalo grass destroved for the sake ofwheat ggt4i!g, there was nothing l-et
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to prevent ggi.!99! erosion
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39. {4 ecological and 999!94qi!g[ disaster ofunprecedented plgpgllie4 struck the Southem Great
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Plains in the mid 1930s
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41. The Austrian National Library (Nationalbibliothek) in Vienna even includes early pqp!1g
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books in lgmanuscript department
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42, Eglleui!8 their efforts' the Roman Seneca penned 3391iqg3f tragedies imitative of the Greek
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43, The pationt usually I9g9y9E from !!g.qgcd! ofdepression and mania, onlv to fall ill again at
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a latter date
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In the 4th cen$ry this wooden struqture became a stone building that took on the added
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45. In the mild forms the individual is fatizued, lacks qonlident, and with&aws from society
(A) (B) (c) (D)
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