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BAHASA INGGRIS
Section 1
Vocabulary
Directions:Findthe answerA,B,c,Dor E to be closest
in meaningto the underlined
word(s)
in the paragraph.
Example:
Everydayhe goesto schoolfor studvino.
A. buying
B. going
C.

tearning

D.

making

E.

doing

Thesentence
to be closestin meaningto, "Everyday
he goesto schoolfor learning,,.
Therefore,
you shouldchooseC.
World MeteorotogicalOrganization(WMO)
Climatologicil services
wMo has^99!aUis[9g[(1)
a ctimateandInformation
predictionservices(cltps) project
office
to assist(2) countriesin demonstrating
the socio-economic
icnefltg(3) of climateinformation
anct
prediction
servicesandto facilitate

thedevelopment
of a globalnetworkof regionaland
national
climatecentres.
1 A.
2 A.
3 A.

sit up
to hetp
advantage

B. sit down
C.
B. to do
C.
B. disadvantage C.

set down
to make

failure

D.
D.
D.

set up
to find
mistake

E.
E.
E.

set for
to be
loss

Services for aviation
The provision(4) of weathersuppprfto dviation

is the basic (5) core activityfor many National Meteorologicaland Hydrologicalservices'(NMHSs)
in the Region.Meteorological
forecastsand warnings
for the aviationindustryincludemeteorologicui
oo"m"nl ror nigih planningpurposes(6),aerodrome
take-offand landingforecasts,significant
ieather information,aerodromeobservationsand
weather reportsin codedform.

4 A.
5 A.
6 A.

suply
foundation
intensive

B. supptier
B. found
B. insentive

C.
C.
C.

supply
finding
intentions

D. surplus
E.
D. fundamentalE.
D. imptication E.

suplement
fundament
indications

Seismologicalservices(number 11_1Sl
Earthquakes

areamongthe most_dreadfu!
(7) geological
phenomena
facedby humankind(g),
becauseof theirdevastatino enGn-atheir
lsl
usuailyunpredictable
(10)occurrence.south-East
Asia is oneof the mostseismically
areasin theworld.Tne
tirreator eartirquares
mustbetaken
seriously'ManyNMHSsin theRegionhavethe
responsibility
for monitoring
seismicactivities;
includeIndonesia_
7 A.
I A.
I A.

10 A.

cause
B.
man
B.
ruining
B.
not predictable B.

causing
*or",i..
.ruin
predictable

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C.
C.

C.

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D. causal
D. mankind
D. rain
D. no predict

E. causative
E. women
E. raining
E. prediction

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Section 2
Structure and Written ExPression
Structure
youwill seefive
Beneatheachsentence
sentences.
Directions:Questions'l-15areincomplete
phrase
that best
or
word
one
the
phrases,
and
E..
Choose
8.,

C.,
D.
wordsor
markedA.,
the sentence.
Then,on youranswersheet,findthe numberof the questionandfill in
completes
to the letterofthe answeryouhavechosen.
the spacethat corresponds
Example
Organization.
lndonesia... Memberof theWorldMeteorological
A.

is

B. am

C.

are

D.

was

E.

were

Organization."
is Memberof theWorldMeteorological
Thesentenceshouldread,"lndonesia
you shouldchooseA..
Therefore,
of theWMO.
Pacificis oneof the six ... Associations
V for the South-West
11 RegionalAssociation
E. Reg
regional
D
C. Regional
B. Region
A. region
12 ZenadinZidane,a Francefootballplayer,is selected... the bestfootballplayerduringWorldCup
D. as soonas E. for
C. was
B. as
A. is
whatis the ... of "GreenhouseEffect"
13 He doesn'tunderstand
D.
c. it is
A. doesit mean B. doesits

meaning

E.

means

dueto its ditferentabsorption
effect... warmingof the lowerlayersof the atmosphere
14 Greenhouse
properties
radiation.
for long-andshort-wave
E. meant
D. meaning
B. willmeans C. is means
A. means
is the studyof the at4gspfereand ... phenomena.
15 Meteorology
D.
C. it are
B. itis /
A. its

its are

E.

is

nasionalcapacitybuilding.
are neededto strengthen
cooperations
16 ... and international
E. regrouping
C. regionality D. regional
B. regions
A
region
17 The oppositemeaningof diligentis ...
B. notworking
A. individual

C.

lazy

D.

not lazy

E.

synonym

18 Aly,Ady andAny havea cakewhichwill be devidedintothreesimilarportions.Aly will get...
E. a cake
D. cakes
C. cake
B. onethird
A. onethree
19 He askedme:'Atwhattime .... come?".
B. I am coming C.
A. dol

I am to

D.

am lto

E.

amtol

20 She... plaiingtennis.
B. alwaysenjoy C.
A. is enjoying

willenjoy

D.

enjoys

E.

enjoYed

21 Thepostmanforgot...hisletter.
B. posts
A. to post

posting

D.

to Posting

E.

Postto

D.

it

E

it is

C.

Doyouthing... rain?
22 Sheis bringing
an umbrella.
C. will
B. willit
A. itwill

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23 Please
ask...name.
A
his
B. himhis

C.

him

24 Whenyouenterintothatroom,take...
A. shoesoff
B. youshoes

C.

25 | cansmellsomething
...
A. to burning
B. burns

C.

D.

he

E.

he is

yourshoesoff D.

yourshoes

E.

it shoes

to burn

burning

E.

to burn

D.

Written Expression
Directions:In questions
16-30eachsentence
hasflveunderlined
wordsor phrases.Thefive
underlined
partsof the sentence
aremarkedA., 8., c., D. andE.. ldentifythe oneunderlined
wordor phrasethat mustbe changedin orderfor the sentence
to be corect.Then,on youranswer
sheet,findthe numberof thequestionandfill in the spacethatcorresponds
to the letterof the
answeryouhavechosen.
Example
Guppiesare sometimes
callrainbow-flgh
becauseof the male,sbriqhtcolor,
The sentenceshould read,"Guppiesare sometimescalled rainbowfish becauseof the male,s
brightcolors."Therefore,you shouldchooseB..
26 Until the 1970 formationof the NationalTable Tennis in Jakarta,professionaland amateur
A BC
teams gp allowedto play together.

27 ZenadineZidane becamea mem.berpgrmanentof the FranceFootballAssociationin 1990,s
A BC E
28 Acknowledgedas a $eat playwright,EugeneO'Neill broughtto the USA stage it was probabfv
A BC
its first really seriousdrama

29 Becausesomefactsandinunderstandable
reasons,hewasdeniedlg-iointthat importantmeefino.
ABCD
30 To studvwell,studentsmusthaveat leasttheirownslessonbookin
!tr classroom.
ABCDE
31 In theflat rubbertire pompedby his,containsair underlowpressure.
ABCDE
32 In 2006,SamuelWhite,g undergraduate
at SouthernUniversity,
foundthata mixtureof certain
ABCD
chemicalcomposition
is harmfulfor skin.
E
33 Indonesian
bufallos,greyanimalthat usedfor helpinqfarmersin the ricefield,feedon grass.
ABcDE

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34 Won its war for independence
AB
andfinancialsvstem.
E

to establishits owneconomic
thenstruogled
Indonesia
CD

fromall otheranimals
biq feetarethe mostobviousfeaturesthat makedifferent
35 Theelephant's
ABCD
in thatzoo.
E
Section 3
ReadingGomPrehension
Eachoneis followedby several
Directions:ln this sectionyouwill readseveralpassages.
questions
aboutit. For question1-30,you areto choosethe onebestanswer,A., 8., C',
d. or E.,to eachquestion.Then,on youranswersheet,findthe numberofthe questionand
to the letterofthe answeryou havechosen.
fill in the spacethat corresponds
passage
on the basisof whatis statedor impliedin that
followinga
Answerall questions
passage.
Readthe following passage:
In
beganoperatlons
Centre(ASMC)in Singapore
Meteorological
ASEANSpecialized
are
countries
ASEAN
the
from
scientists
of
January1gg3to serveASEANcountries;a number
attachedto the Centre.
Example:
Whatis the mainideaof thePassage?
ASEANcountries.
of the ASMCto serveASEANcountries.
Operations
from
c. Scientists the ASEANcountries.
D. ln January1993.
E. ln Singapore.

A.
B.

of theASMCto serveASEANcountries.
Themainideaof the passageis that operations
B..
you shouldchoose
Therefore,
ofthe
Association
Pacificis oneof sixRegional
V for the South-West
RegionalAssociation
both
crossing
in
area,
Regions
largest
(WMO).lt is oneof the
Organization
WorldMeteorological
and
Tonga
Niue,
Micronesia,
of
States
Federated
the datelineandthe equ"1or.Cooklslands,the
of
the
Membership
the
years,
increasing
fevv
the
last
over
SamoabecameMembersof WMO
from 16to 21.
Association
Mostof the countriesof the Regionare subject,amongothers,to tropicalcyclonesandthe
Manyof themare
Oscillation(ENSO)phenomena.
stronginfluenceof the El Nino/Southern
change'
of
climate
potential
effects
to the
smaliislandsthat are alsohighlyvulnerable
National
of
the
the
capacity
of
sea-levdrise.In this regards,the strenghening
especially
activities
of
their
core
promotion
the
(NMHSs)
and
Services
and Hydrological
Meteorological
efficiency
the
for
and
environment
protection
of
the
the
for
citizens,
areneededfor the safetyof
activities.
weather-sensitive
of
wide
range
of
a
andeconomy

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TheRegionalAssociation
playsan importantcoordinating
rolefor activitieswithinthe
RegionalProgramme
of theorganization,
and makesrecommendations
on regionalcomponents
of the majorWMO Programmes,
whichfocuson priorityareassuchas severeweatherwarnings,
climatechangeandrelatedenvironmental
issues.
TheAssociationis makinggreateffortsto promotethe development
of the NMHSsso that
theycoufdeffectivety
respond
to theirnationaland regionalconcerns.
In this regard,the
Association
considersprioritynationalandregionatactivities,
andprovidesa forumfor bringing
importantissuesto the aftention
of nationalpolicy-makers
andrelevantregionalorganizations.
36 Whatis themaintopicof thepassage?
A. Theroleof NMHSsin supporting
nationarandregionalprogrammes
B. Theroteof WMO
C. El Nino/SouthernOscillation
(ENSO)
D. WMOProgrammes
E. lncreasing
memberof theAssociation
37 Thenumber"16to 21,,in line5 refersto
A. Association
B. WMO
C. programs
D. countries
E. RegionalAssociation
38 Theworld'Vulnerable'
in lineg is closestin meaning
to
A. liableto be better
B. liableto be damaged
C. easily
D. difficutt
E. as soonas possible
39 Theauthormentionsthatstrongii,nr";"" of El-Nino/Southern
osciltationas an exampleof
whichof thefollowing?
Hownaturalphenomena
influences
the Region
I
B. Howpeopleworktogetherin the Region
C. Howwidethe Regionis
D. Howfar the distanceof Regionis
E. Howlongthe influence
of El-Ninocouldbe
40 Theword"core"in tine10 is closestin meaningto
A. region
B. main
C. fenomena
D. program
E. weather

EachStatePartyundertakes
to cooperate
in international
exchange
of seismological
data
to assistin theverification
of compliance
withthe Comprehensive
Nuclear-Test-Ban
treaty (CTBT)
Thiscooperation
shallincludethe establishment
andoperation
of a globalnetworkof primaryand
auxiliaryseismological
monitoring
stations.Thesestationsshallprovidedatain accordance
with
agreedprocedures
to the International
DataCentre.

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Thenetworkof primarystationsshallconsistof the 50 stationsspecifiedin Table1-Aof
Annex1 to the Protocolof CTBT.Thesestationsshallfulfilthetechnicalandoperational
andthe International
Monitoring
Manualfor Seismological
in the Operational
specified
requirements
be transmitted,
shall
primary
stations
the
from
data
Uninterrupted
Data.
Seismologicat
of
Exchange
DataCentre.
directlyor througha nationaldatacentre,on-lineto the lnternational
the primarynetwork,an auxiliarynetworkof 120stationsshallprovide
io supptement
DataCentreupon
directlyor througha nationaldatacentre,to the International
information,
1
to the Protocolof
of
Annex
request.Theauxiliirystationsto be usedarelistedin Table1-B
specifiedin
requirements
operational
CTBT.Theauxiliarystationsshallfulfilthe technicaland
of
Exchange
International
the
and
Monitoring
Manualfor Seismological
the Operational
the
by
be
requested
time
at
any
may
stations
auxiliary
from
the
Data.Data
Seismological
throughon-llnecomputerconnections.
available
DataCentreandshallbe immediately
lnternational

41 What is the mainideaof the passage?
A. EachStatePartyis Memberof the UnitedNations
network
B. EachStatePartyhasits ownseismological
C. EachStatePartyhasto ratifythe CTBT
data
seismological
in exchanging
D. EachStatePartyshallcooperate
E. EachStatePartyhas its own stationsnetwork
in line2 is closestin meaningto
42 Thephrase"nuclear-test-ban"
A. callingfor nucleardisarmament
B. callingfor nuclearexPlosion
C. callingfor nuclearproduction
D. callingfor nuclearimport
E. callingfor nuclearexPort
is true
whichoneof the followingsentences
43 Accordingto the passage,
stations
own
seismological
doesn'thaveits
A. lndonesia
stations
B. lndonesiahasits ownsgismological
stations
hasits own50 sejsmological
C. Indonesia
stations
hasits own 120seismological
D. Indonesia
stations
willhaveseismological
E. lndonesia
with"in line4 is closestin meaningto
44 Theword"in accordance
A. in linewith
B. in sameopinionwith
with
C. in conformity
D. inconvenient
E. in the station
45 Accordingto the passage,datafromthe primarystationsshallbetreatedwiththe followingactions
EXCEPTthat theywere
A. transmitteddirectly
through
B. transmitted
C. stored
D. deleted
E. exchanged

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DearSir/Madam,
I am pleasedto informyouthatthe 58thGneralAssemblyof the UnitedNations(Newyork,
2003)adoptedresolution"A/REs/58/232-Agreement
betweenthe UnitedNationsandthe World
TourismOrganization"
concerning
transformation
of theWorldTourismOrganization
(WTO),an
intergovernmental
body,intoa specialized
agencyof the UnitedNations.
As youareaware,weather,climateandwaterrelatecloselyto humanactivities,
including
tourism.ln thiscontext,
the Executive
Councilat its forty-fourth
sessionin 1g92established
formalWorkingArrangements
withthe WorldTourismOrganization.
Sincethen,cooperation
between
thetwo Organizations
wasstregthened.ln
the lastdecade,WMO
hasundertaken
a number
of activities
pertinent
to tourism,including
technicalstudiesbyteamof experts,and publication
of theirworkin WMO reports.In addition,
WMO co-sponsored
severalWTO meetingssuchas the
Firstlnternational
Conference
on ClimateChangeandTourismin April2003in Tunisia.
Tourismis todayoneof the majorindustrialsectorsin theworld.In manycountries,
especially
on tropicalislands,tourismis the dominantindustry.Mostactivities
relatedto tourismand
recreation
dependson weatherandclimate.TheNationalMeteorological
andHydrological
Services(NMHSs)havebeenplayingandwill continueto playan eslentialrolein supportof the
tourismindustry.In thisconnection,
you mayconsiderestablishing
or stengthening
coilaboration
withthe NationalTourismAuthorityandothertravelagenciesconcerned
for furtheienhancing
cooperation
underthe umbrellaof theWorkingArrangements
between
thetwo Organizations.
Yoursfaithfully,
sign
(M.Jarraud)
Secretary-General
46 Theabovementioned
passageis a partof a
A. letter
B. report
C. book
D. story
E. newspaper
47 Resolution
'WRES/58/232,,
is a resolution
adoptedby the
A. GeneralAssembly
B. UnitedNations
C. GeneralAssemblyof the UnitedNations
D. WorldMeteorological
Organization
E, WorldTourismOrganization
48 lt can be inferredfromthe passagethat
A. weather,climateandwaterrelatecloselyto human
B. weather,climateandwaterrelatecloselyto humanactivities
c. weather,climateandwaterrelatecloselyto humanactivities
andtourism
D. weather,climateandwaterrelatecloselyeachother
E. weather,climateandwaterrelatecloselyto humanincludetourism
49 Theword"session"in line6 is closestin meaningto
A. seriesof meetings
B. meeting
C. conference
D. workshop
E. congress

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in line7 - 8 refersto
50 Thephrase"thetwo Organizations"
A. GeneralAssemblyandthe UnitedNations
B" UnitedNationsandWorldTourismOrganization
C. UnitedNationsandWMO
D. WMO andWTO
Council
E. UnitedNationsandExecutive

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