Rekam Medis: UAS Bahasa Inggris II (Listening).
SEGTION { : LISTENING COMPREHENSION
PART B
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Directions: ln this part of the test, you will hear longer conversations.
After each
conversation, you witt hear several questions. The conversations and questions will not be
repeated. After you hear a question, read the four choices in your answer sheet and choose
the best answer. Then, on your answer sheet, find the number of the question and put a
cross trX' in the space that corresponds to the letter of the answer you have chosen.
Remember, you are not allowed to take notes or write in your test book.
Listen to the following example:
You will hear:
You will read:
(A) He has changed jobs.
(G) He has two jobs.
(B) He has two children.
(D) He is looking for a job.
From the conversation you learn that Tom has take an additional job. The best answer to
the question '3Why is Tom tired?" is (G), t'He has two jobs.t'Therefore, the correct answer is
(G).
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3f .(A) The life of sociable creatures
(G) The differences'between fish and dolphins
(B) Special features of dolphins
(D) Gommunication between groups of
dolphins
32.(A) In a museum.
(G) ln a taboratory !
(B) On a seashore
(D) At a zoo
33.(A) For about 2 months
(G) Approximately 2 years
(B) For almost 12 months
(D) Approximately 2O years
34.(A) By visual contact
(G) Through warning one another
(B) By sounds
(D) With the help of scientists
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(C) Small and unabridgea
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(B) Cenetal and specialized
(D) Americ, and Engtish
37. (A) Took a writing
ctass
(G) Studied many new
words
(B) Us€d a technicat
dictionary
(D) Taught a reading
class
38' (A) Learners need
to abandon dictionaries
when their vocabutary
increases.
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PART C
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Directions: In part G' you
will hear short lecturers
and conversations.
will be asked severaf
At the end of each, you
questions' Each lecture
or
conversation and each
spoken only one time'
question wi, be
For this reason' you
must risten carefuty
speaker s€ys' After you
to
understand
hear a question, read
what each
the four selections
best answer to the
and choose the one
sentence the =o""*",
is the
.=*"o. Then,
number of th
answer sheet, find
the
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Listen to this sampte
talk. you will hear:
Now listen to the following
exampte.
You wiil hear:
You will read:
(A) By cars and carriages
(c) on foot and by
boat
(B) By bicycles, trains,
and carriages
(D) On board ships
and trains
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to thespeaker,
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is (B)t 'tBy bicycles,
the
trains, and
Now listen to another
sample question
(Narrator) Approximately
how many
industry?
You will read:
(A) One miilion
(G) Twetve miilion
""rri"g"r."
peopfe
are
employed
(B) Ten miilion
(D) Ninety miilion
in the
Therefore, the
automobife
service
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best
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(B) r93 miles
(D) 7r5OOmiles
4r. (A) 53 miles
(C) 48O miles
(B) lt moderates the weather patterns in the
region.
capacrty to store
areas (D) lt has a consklerable
watef.
42. (Al lts water is used for irrigation of trees.
(C) lt cools the air in the surrounding
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+g. (A) Ensland
(G) Richmond
in llre
ls (G).
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O l|s llc sr-rcst.
39. (A) lfs lfie nortlcn
(G) lt's the deepest.
40. (A) lt's heavily trar-lcd
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(C) lt has less ffic
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(B) Sco,llad
(D) Bocton
44. (A) They wene well-to-do
(G) They were English.
(B) They didnt love young Poe.
(D) They abandoned him.
4s. (A) s
(c) ls
(B) 11
(D) 18
46. (A) He was a competent student.
(B) He preferred studying in the
academy.
(D) He decided to travel to Scotland
instead.
(G) He did not do well in his academics.
47. (Al John Allan could not afford Poe's education.
(B) Poe became involved in gambling.
(G) John Allan had to leave for England.
(D) Poe decided to become a writer.
48. (A) lt is nonpersonal.
(C) lt cannot be bought.
(B) lt consists of presentations.
(D) lt includes hamburgers and soft
drinks.
49. (A) Product sponsors
(G) TV viewers
(B) Many people
(D) Buyers of media time
PART B
J
Directions: ln this part of the test, you will hear longer conversations.
After each
conversation, you witt hear several questions. The conversations and questions will not be
repeated. After you hear a question, read the four choices in your answer sheet and choose
the best answer. Then, on your answer sheet, find the number of the question and put a
cross trX' in the space that corresponds to the letter of the answer you have chosen.
Remember, you are not allowed to take notes or write in your test book.
Listen to the following example:
You will hear:
You will read:
(A) He has changed jobs.
(G) He has two jobs.
(B) He has two children.
(D) He is looking for a job.
From the conversation you learn that Tom has take an additional job. The best answer to
the question '3Why is Tom tired?" is (G), t'He has two jobs.t'Therefore, the correct answer is
(G).
J
3f .(A) The life of sociable creatures
(G) The differences'between fish and dolphins
(B) Special features of dolphins
(D) Gommunication between groups of
dolphins
32.(A) In a museum.
(G) ln a taboratory !
(B) On a seashore
(D) At a zoo
33.(A) For about 2 months
(G) Approximately 2 years
(B) For almost 12 months
(D) Approximately 2O years
34.(A) By visual contact
(G) Through warning one another
(B) By sounds
(D) With the help of scientists
) The corteils
(G) The acquisitinn
d
fuc
dcc+;._._
of nrts
€rTLe
G3e
_ rfcfirltcs
benefits and pitfalls
of dictionary
@tTLc yarious applications
r8ctirrnary entries
36. (A) Format ant technical
(C) Small and unabridgea
of
(B) Cenetal and specialized
(D) Americ, and Engtish
37. (A) Took a writing
ctass
(G) Studied many new
words
(B) Us€d a technicat
dictionary
(D) Taught a reading
class
38' (A) Learners need
to abandon dictionaries
when their vocabutary
increases.
8i ;;:"Hi
['::Hlstudents
shourdn'rarwaysaepenoln
dictioaries. r
(D) AIthoushdictionaries ::ff TT
:T;,],*H l,"Til,H *i,;lf;,,
PART C
v
oi,,,", vant.
"
Directions: In part G' you
will hear short lecturers
and conversations.
will be asked severaf
At the end of each, you
questions' Each lecture
or
conversation and each
spoken only one time'
question wi, be
For this reason' you
must risten carefuty
speaker s€ys' After you
to
understand
hear a question, read
what each
the four selections
best answer to the
and choose the one
sentence the =o""*",
is the
.=*"o. Then,
number of th
answer sheet, find
the
";-;;r.
r:i,xiTi:*"**TrJ":;;il.'il:""#,r***.*:'*::"T:#
""J
Listen to this sampte
talk. you will hear:
Now listen to the following
exampte.
You wiil hear:
You will read:
(A) By cars and carriages
(c) on foot and by
boat
(B) By bicycles, trains,
and carriages
(D) On board ships
and trains
J
;[ff::
Ti;J
:,:nffi:-T"
correct answer is (B).
'rAccordins
to thespeaker,
howdidpeopretraverberore
is (B)t 'tBy bicycles,
the
trains, and
Now listen to another
sample question
(Narrator) Approximately
how many
industry?
You will read:
(A) One miilion
(G) Twetve miilion
""rri"g"r."
peopfe
are
employed
(B) Ten miilion
(D) Ninety miilion
in the
Therefore, the
automobife
service
t
best
b automobile scrrEc 3
Youarend*rdblt*€-E
- CL.!E
ff
pcogte
lle
re erployed
correct answer
Grc-
l-G.
(E, ll's d
rarigable
60r large boats.
'n*cessible
fol
(Dt ns sfqes
-re
trlgF
(B) r93 miles
(D) 7r5OOmiles
4r. (A) 53 miles
(C) 48O miles
(B) lt moderates the weather patterns in the
region.
capacrty to store
areas (D) lt has a consklerable
watef.
42. (Al lts water is used for irrigation of trees.
(C) lt cools the air in the surrounding
O
+g. (A) Ensland
(G) Richmond
in llre
ls (G).
O Esbsaltcn
O l|s llc sr-rcst.
39. (A) lfs lfie nortlcn
(G) lt's the deepest.
40. (A) lt's heavily trar-lcd
J ycr rd.
(C) lt has less ffic
b
|lC &
z1
ff:rclre,
,,,,
(B) Sco,llad
(D) Bocton
44. (A) They wene well-to-do
(G) They were English.
(B) They didnt love young Poe.
(D) They abandoned him.
4s. (A) s
(c) ls
(B) 11
(D) 18
46. (A) He was a competent student.
(B) He preferred studying in the
academy.
(D) He decided to travel to Scotland
instead.
(G) He did not do well in his academics.
47. (Al John Allan could not afford Poe's education.
(B) Poe became involved in gambling.
(G) John Allan had to leave for England.
(D) Poe decided to become a writer.
48. (A) lt is nonpersonal.
(C) lt cannot be bought.
(B) lt consists of presentations.
(D) lt includes hamburgers and soft
drinks.
49. (A) Product sponsors
(G) TV viewers
(B) Many people
(D) Buyers of media time