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PAKET 1 Bhs. Ingg. LUN – II – Kab. Tegal 2012/2013 Bhs. Ingg. LUN – II – Kab. Tegal 2013

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Bhs. Ingg. LUN – I I – Kab.

Tegal

LEMBAR SOAL

Mata Pelajaran : Bahasa Inggris

Kelas : IX ( Sembilan )

Hari / Tanggal : Kamis , 7 Maret 2013

Waktu : 10.00 – 12.00 ( 120 Menit )

PETUNJUK UMUM :

1. Sebelum mengerjakan isilah identitas Anda pada Lembar Jawab Latihan Ujian Nasional ( LJLUN )

2. Periksa dan bacalah soal serta petunjuk mengerjakannya sebelum anda menjawab.

3. Kerjakan semua soal pada lembar jawab yang disediakan dengan menghitamkan bulatan menggunakan

pensil 2B.

4. Laporkan kepada pengawas tes apabila terdapat tulisan yang kurang jelas atau rusak atau jumlah soal

kurang.

5. Jumlah soal sebanyak 50 butir, pada setiap butir soal terdapat 4 (empat) pilihan jawaban.

6. Dahulukan menjawab soal – soal yang anda anggap mudah.

7. Tidak didijinkan menggunkan kalkulator,HP, Kamus atau alat bantu lainnya.

8. Periksalah pekerjaan Anda sebelum diserahkan kepada pengawas ujian.

9. Lembar soal tidak boleh dicoret – coret.

------- Selamat Mengerjakan------

PILIHLAH SALAH SATU JAWABAN YANG PALING TEPAT DENGAN MENGHITAMKAN PADA

LEMBAR JAWABAN YANG TERSEDIA!

The text is for questions no. 1 – .

1. What does the notice mean?

A. We get guaranty for our damage vehicles.

B. We must report for our losing property

C. All for damage or loss property are our risk

D. All for damage vehicle will be repaired by

the management.

2. The notice can be found at the … area.

A. supermarket

B. public park

C. on the road

D. school

PEMERINTAH KABUPATEN TEGAL DINAS PENDIDIKAN, PEMUDA DAN OLAHRAGA

LATIHAN UJIAN NASIONAL (TRY OUT) TAHUN PELAJARAN 2012/ 2013

SEKOLAH MENENGAH PERTAMA ( SMP )

SANGAT RAHASIA


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This text is for questions no. 3 – 4.

3. What is Mr. Heni Purwono? He is a/an ….

A. student C. headmaster

B. teacher D. administration staff

4. Why does Mr. Sudarto send the card?

A. To invite Mr. Heni Purwono to follow the National Best Practice

B. To congratulate Mr. Heni Purwono as a winner

C. To announce Mr. Heni Purwono as a winner D. To inform about National Best Practice

This text is for questions no. 5 – 7.

5. What is the text about?

A. Traditional Dance show

B. Students creativity show

C. Art and Creativity industry 2013

D. Awarding Night of students creativity 2013

CONGRATULATION We, the big family of SMA 1 Sigaluh, would like to congratulate

Mr. Heni Purwono

as a winner in “National Best Practice” competition 2012. May the Almighty God bless you in dedicating yourself to education. Principle Mr. Sudarto

Announcement FREE !!!

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“AWARDING NIGHT”

CARAKA FESTIVAL STUDENTS CREATIVITY 2013 8 March 2013

18.00 – 23.00 WIB CROWNE HOTEL SEMARANG

Present : students of some Universities, Creative Industry, Mass Media, Stakeholder and Mayor of Semarang City.

The event will be entertained by Perkusi Paguyuban Sayung Hore, Hello Stereo, Saman Dance of FE UNDIP, Band, etc.

More info: www.carakafest.org@carakafest


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6. These information are true according to the text, EXCEPT:

A. There is traditional dance

B. We should pay ticket to come

C. It takes place in Crowne Hotel Semarang

D. The program will be held on March 8th

,2013

7. How long will the event be held ?

A. four hours C. six hours

B. five hours D. seven hours

The text is for questions no. 8 – 9.

8. Where does Tommy have to go?

A. A pharmacy C. A midwife

B. A laboratory D. A hospital

9. From the message we know that Mrs. Shasa wants to ….

A. describe the therapist C. ask for Mr. Frank’s permission

B. amuse Tommy’s teacher D. inform about the accident

The text is for questions no. 10 –11.

Nairobi (NBO) to Juba (JUB) – Mon, Sep 3 Five fourty Aviation Dep: 6:30 AM Arr: 8:00 Am 1h 30m Canadair reg.Jet Economy (M) Limited 721

Juba (JUB) to Nairobi (NBO) – Fri, Sep 7 Five Fourty Aviation Dep:11:40 AM Arr:1:10 PM 1h 30m Canadair reg.Jet Economy(M) Limited 722

Cost per passenger (including taxes & fees) $ 428,39 Total cost for 1 passenger $ 428,39

10. What destination do the passengers go on Monday, September 3rd

?

A. Nairoba C. Canada

B. Juba D. Washington

Dear Mr. Frank,

Tommy needs to leave school early today.

After the accident, he has to go to the therapist at 11 a.m. twice a week on

Monday and Thursday.

I am sorry that appointment is in school time, but it’s an emergency.

Thank you,

Mrs. Shasa


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11. The word “Aviation” has the same meaning as ….

A. Voyage C. Travel

B. Trip D. Flight


12. What is the text about?

A. An invitation to join 5K run

B. An invitation to gather in the city square

C. Announcement about run’s door prize

D. An announcement about a run’s winner

13. From the text we know that….

A. The race will be run in the afternoon

B. The participants will get snack and lunch

C. The last registration is 25th March 2013

D. The participants may come at 6.30 a.m.


From : [email protected]

To : [email protected]

Hi Johanna!

Thanks for the very nice e-mail. I just printed it out for Hiroko to read later today.

Wow, it sounds like Alicia and Monica had terrible times in the hospital. But I'm very happy to hear that they are better! And they seem to be very smart-- getting scholarships! No doubt they have good parents. In August Bob and I went canoeing for 5 days in the Boundary Waters of northern Minnesota. That was interesting. But there were mosquitoes and rain. Take care, Johanna. When you come to Hiroshima, we'll go out to a restaurant together!

Love, Nikoto

Come and join: 5 K Run

Start and finish: The city square Date : Sunday, 30th March 2013 Time : 6 a.m. Fee : Rp. 50,000 (including snack, T-shirt and voucher) There are many door prize for participants: branded T-shirt, watches, smart phone, and many others. Grand prize for the winner: a motorcycle. Registration:

Moon light 100.7 FM Radio

Restu Sports Shop

Megah Phone Market

NOT LATER THAN 25TH MARCH 2013

Join now and win prize!

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


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14. Who had gone canoeing in the Boundary Water?

A. Bob and Johanna C. Alicia and Monica

B. Bob and Nikito D. Johanna and Nikito

15. What will Nikito do if Johanna comes to Hiroshima?

A. Going to a restaurant C. Shopping together

B. Canoeing in the Boundary water D. Going to visit Alicia in a hospital

16. “… Alicia and Monica had terrible times in a hospital”

The phrase “terrible times” means ….

A. Good condition C. funny condition

B. Extremely bad condition D. extremely good condition


17. Who can join this center?

A. Professional managers C. Office staff in business

B. College professors changing careers D. Undergraduate students in business

18. What is required for admission?

A. The name of your manager C. Your job title and duties

B. A copy of your grades D. Letters of recommendation

19. How long will the course take?

A. A day C. A month

B. One week D. Two years

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20. What is the communicative purpose of the text above?

A. to describe about roast corn C. to tell what roasted corn is

B. to tell the ingredients of roast corn D. to tell how to make roast corn

21. The word “mixture” in the text means….

A. combination of similar things C. pure substances

B. combination of different things D. main substances


22. What does the text tell us about?

A. Hokkaido in particular C. winter in Hokkaido

B. city in general D. people in Hokkaido

Roasted Corn Materials :

Some ears of sweet corn

5 or more table spoons of margarine

2 cloves of garlic

Some chilies ( if you like)

A pinch of salt

Steps:

First, peel the corn skin.

Second, grind the garlic, salt and chili.

Third, mix the margarine with the ground garlic mixture.

Fourth, brush the corn with the margarine mi xture and roast it on a grill

until a bit burned.

Fifth, brush the corn with the margarine mixture once again and roast until

cooked.

Finally, serve it in hot or warm.

Hokkaido is Japan’s large northern island. Most of the island is mountainous

and heavily forested. Hokkaido has a number of volcanoes, including Asahi Dake,

which stands 2,290 m (7,513 ft) in the Ishikari Mountains and is the island’s highest

peak. Hokkaido also holds one of Japan’s largest alluvial plains, the Ishikari Plain.

The island’s fertile soils support agriculture and provide the vast majority of Japan’s

pasture lands. In addition, Hokkaido contains coal deposits, and the cold currents off

its shores supply cold-water fish.

Winters are long and harsh, so most of Hokkaido is lightly settled, housing

about 5 percent of Japan’s population on approximately 20 percent of its land area.

However, its snowy winters and unspoiled natural beauty attract many skiers and

tourist. Hokkaido is thought of as Japan’s northern frontier because Japanese people

settled it only after the middle of the 19th

century. Most of the remaining Ainu

People, who populated Hokkaido before the arrival of the Japanese, live on the

island. The island of Hokkaido forms a single prefecture. Its capital, Sapporo, is an

important commercial and manufacturing centre.


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TURKEY VISIT: A GREAT EXPERIENCE

Attending conferences has become a part of the daily life of students nowadays. But

attending a conference 5,870 miles away is definitely something else.

Departing from Soekarno-Hatta airport on June, we headed northwest aboard an

airplane toward Istambul to attend the Modern Asian Network (MAAN) conference and

the International Union of Architecture (UIA) congress.

After a 13-hour flight, two transits and a couple of occasions of air turbulence, we

arrived safely at Ataturk airport around 7 a.m., Turkey time.

Retrieving our baggage, we took a tram from the airport heading for the

Sultanahmet area, where our hotel was located. We were amazed at what we saw through

the window of the tram-a city with the touch of both Asian and European cultures,

something that we had never seen before. We arrived at the Mavi Onur Hotel shortly after

A middle-aged man, whose face reminded of Roman generals on TV, greeted us,

registered our names and took care of our baggage. The man’s name was Ilker, one of the

hotel’s owners.

Located not far from the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia (the Byzantium Church) and a

beach, the Mavi Onur was definitely a good place to stay for tourists, especially

backpackers, for its affordable price and sea-view rooftop.

Before entering the mosque, we had to take off our shoes and put them into the

plastic bags provided at the entrance. Visitors’ shoes must be carried inside, because it is

prohibited to leave shoes in front of the mosque. The interior was pleasant, with all the

mosque’s colourful windows and pillars.

23. When did Japanese people settle Hokkaido? They settled there after the middle of ... century

A. ninth C. ninetieth

B. nineteenth D. ninety-ninth

24. “However, its snowy winters and unspoiled natural .... “ (paragraph 2)

The word “its” in the second paragraph refers to ….

A. Japan C. Hokkaido

B. Japanese D. Land area


25. What is the communicative purpose of the text?

A. To retell the writer’s experience in International Day

B. To tell how to celebrate International Day

C. To inform activity in International Day

D. To describe International Day

26. How did the writer go to Turkey? He went there by...

A. taxi C. bus

B. tram D. plane

27. What did the writer do after retrieving the baggage? He…

A. arrived at the Mavi Onur Hotel

B. saw something that they had never seen before

C. put a tram in the airport heading for the Sultanahmet area

D. took a tram from the airport heading for the Sultanahmet area


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28. The interior was pleasant, with all the mosque’s colourful windows and pillars

The underlined word has the similar meaning as the word....

A. ugly C. horrible

B. poor D. nice


29. What is the main idea of paragraph 2?

A. There was a king mice in a forest

B. The king of mice took back all the gold

C. The king of mice gave gold every evening

D. A poor man wanted to cut down the banyan tree

30. Why did the mice give gold to the woodcutter? In order that ….

A. the woodcutter made a mice house

B. the woodcutter gave it some food

C. the woodcutter’s wife was happy

D. the woodcutter didn’t cut the banyan tree

31. “…the mice had run away and crept up to the woodcutter’s house.”

The nearest meaning of the word “crept up” is ….

A. Moved slowly

B. Jumped quickly

C. Broke down

D. Walked quickly

32. What is the moral value of the story?

A. Greedy people always feel lack

B. People should keep their promise

C. People have to look for gold to survive

D. Good man always gives something to others

The Woodcutter and A King Mice

Once, there was a king of mice. He lived inside a banyan tree in a forest. He

loved the tree as his home. He lived there happily.

One day, a poor man wanted to cut down the banyan tree. The king of the mice

was frightened so he asked the woodcutter to leave the tree standing. In result, he

would give the woodcutter a gold every day. The woodcutter agreed.

Every evening, the king of the mice gave a piece of gold to the woodcutter. The

gold was taken out from the roots of the banyan tree. The woodcutter was happy and

took the gold home.

After a few days, the woodcutter's wife asked him, “Where does the gold come from?”

So he replied, “The king of the mice gives me the gold from under the roots of the

tree.” “Oh, you are stupid!” his wife said and suggested. “Why don’t you cut down the

tree and take the golds all away?” The woodcutter would do as his wife said.

The following day, the woodcutter cut down the banyan tree. Unfortunately, he

did not find any gold there instead the king of the mice had run away and crept up to

the woodcutter’s house. The king of the mice took back all the gold.


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33. The text above tells us about ... of the bank.

A. the description C. the function

B. the services D. two kinds

34. The main idea of the second paragraph is...

A. a bank has two principle types C. a bank provides some money

B. a commercial bank is necessary D. a central bank has many types

35. Which statement is NOT TRUE according to the text?

A. A bank is one of the financial institutions.

B. There is only one central bank in each country.

C. The customers of the central bank are institutions.

D. Commercial bank functions as a place for the bill payment as well.


A Bank is an institution with a twofold function. First, it keeps people’s money

safe and readily available. In this way it functions as a saving bank. Secondly, it lends

money to people who needed. It is also, therefore, a money lender.

There are two principles type of banking. One is commercial banking and the

other is central banking. A commercial bank provides various services to its customer.

Two of the services are accepting saving deposit from its customer and providing loan

to them. A commercial bank also serves as a place where customers can pay some of

their bills like those for telephone or electricity.

A central bank also provides loan to its customer but the customers are not

individuals as in the case of commercial bank. The customers of central bank are

government, other commercial bank and financial institution. A country will have one

central bank. In our country it is bank of Indonesia. The central bank often has the duty

of formulating and implementing the country’s monetary and credit policies usually in

cooperation with the government.

The Clever Judge

Once upon a time, a lion, a fox, and a donkey set off for a day’s hunting. They made an

agreement to have an equal share of what was caught. After a time, they were able to

kill a fat buck. The lion asked the donkey to divide the prize. The obliging donkey cut

up the buck into three equal parts then invited the lion to take his choice. This made the

lion so furious and killed the donkey with his powerful blow.

Then the lion told the fox to divide the meat. The fox was cunning. He put a

side a big heap for the lions share and kept only a small piece for himself.

On seeing this, the lion looked very pleased and said” Master fox, this needs the most

satisfactory divisor. Who taught you to be so clever?

“The dead donkey has been my teacher,” replied the fox. “From his foolish conduct I

have learned to be wise.”


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36. What is the purpose of the text above?

A. To entertain the readers

B. To describe about the animals

C. To tell about the writer’s story

D. To inform about the clever judge

37. ”This made the lion so furious and…”

The underlined word means ….

A. angry C. brave

B. frighten D. ashamed

38. Why did the lion look very pleased? Because ….

A. he had killed a donkey C. he got a side big heap of meat

B. he hunted a fat buck D. he met a cunning fox

39. Where did the story take place?

A. In the river C. In the cave

B. In the sea D. in the jungle


40. A. floating C. walking

B. swimming D. surfing

41. A. big C. tall

B. heavy D. long

42. A. they C. its

B. it D. he


43. What does second paragraph tell us about?

A. Physical description of lobster C. Growing process of lobster

B. General classification of lobster D. Community of lobster

The Whale stranded in Singapore waters was found dead by some fishermen yesterday.

At about 4 p.m., the fishermen saw the lifeless whale (40) . . . in the sea. They towed

the four-meter (41)… whale back to shore three hours later.

The rescue team collected the whale from the Tuas Fishing village at about 11.30 p.m

last night. The team will examine the body to find why (42) . . . dead.

Claw Power

Can you imagine a creature with its skeleton on the outside of body? It sounds odd,

but that’s just what the lobster has. The outer shell is the lobster’s skeleton, and covers its

whole body, tail, eight walking legs and two powerful claws.

Lobsters start life in an egg. After hatching, they grow inside their shells. When they

get too big for one shell, they shed it and a new one hardens around them. This can go for

as long as 70 years, and lobsters can grow up to 60 cm long.


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44. Which is not physical description of lobster?

A. It belongs to mammal C. It has tail and eight legs

B. It has outer skeleton D. It can grow up to sixty cm long

45. “…they grow inside their shells” (paragraph 2)

The word “they” refers to ….

A. Eggs C. legs

B. Shells D. lobsters

The text is for questions no. 46 –48

.

46. A. revise C. reduce

B. refuse D. receive

47. A. Don’t sleep C. don’t read

B. Don’t eat D. don’t chat

48. A. took C. takes

B. take D. taking

49. Arrange the jumbled words into meaningful sentence.

One – on – rhinoceros – only – has – nose – its – horn.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A. 3 – 5 – 4 – 1 – 8 – 2 – 7 – 6

B. 3 – 5 – 4 – 6 – 8 – 1 – 2 – 7

C. 1 – 3 – 5 – 8 – 2 – 7 – 6 – 4

D. 1 – 3 – 5 – 4 – 7 – 8 – 2 – 6

50. Arrange the jumbled sentences to meaningful paragraph.

1. His name is Blacky.

2. I have a dog.

3. But he prefers sleeping in the house.

4. Blacky’s fur is like that of a tiger with brown and black strips.

5. The name reminds me of my best friend’s nickname when I was in junior high school

6. He has his own kennel.

7. It is made of wood.

A. 2 – 5 – 1 – 7 – 6 – 4 – 3 C. 2 – 1 – 5 – 4 – 6 – 7 – 3

B. 2 – 6 – 7 – 1 – 4 – 5 – 3 D. 2 – 4 – 1 – 5 – 7 – 3 – 6

***** GOOD LUCK *****

Do you often get motion sickness every time you travel in a car or bus? To help relieve

motion sickness, there are a number of things a person can try.

First, eat before trip. A light meal helps settle the stomach and (46) . . . the

possibility of motion sickness. Second, snacking during trip or sucking candles will also

help reduce it. Third, (47) . . . while travelling. Reading increases the conflict between

what the eyes see and what the body feels. Fourth, keep your head still. Rest your head

against your seat. Finally , (48) . . . pharmaceutical products if you think it’s necessary.

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