Penulis: Suslov Ganteng

15. Di toko Pena 5 buah pulpen dan 3 buah lem berharga Rp34.200,00
sedangkan jika membeli 3 buah lem dan 2 buah pulpen yang sama, harganya
adalah Rp21.600,00. Jika x adalah harga 1 buah pulpen dan y adalah harga
sebuah lem, maka …

16. Sebotol sirup dapat dibuat 80 gelas minuman jika dilarutkan dalam air dengan
perbandingan 1 bagian sirup untuk 4 bagian air. Berapa gelas minuman yang
diperoleh dari sebotol sirup jika perbandingan larutannya 1 bagian sirup untuk
5 bagian air?

17. Suatu desa terdiri dari 238 keluarga dengan rata-rata jumlah anggota setiap
keluarga adalah 4 orang dan jumlah orang dewasa seluruhnya adalah 580
orang. Suatu saat desa tersebut terserang wabah virus X dengan peluang
tertular virus adalah 0,5 bagi anak-anak. Berapa orang anak yang
diperkirakan akan tertular virus itu?

18. Berdasarkan suatu tes, kelas A, B, dan C memperoleh nilai rata-rata berturut
turut 7,2; 7,5; dan 8. Jika jumlah siswa A, B, dan C berurut-turut 35 orang, 40
orang, dan 45 orang maka nilai rata-rata seluruh siswa adalah …

19. Sebuah drum berisi minyak 2/5 bagian. Apabila ke dalam drum dituangkan 2
liter minyak maka drum itu menjadi ½ bagian. Kapasitas drum tersebut adalah
… liter

20. P, Q, R, dan S adalah titik-titik yang secara berurutan berada pada satu garis.
Jika panjang QR adalah 19% panjang RS dan PR : PS = 2 : 5 maka
presentase QR terhadap PR adalah …

21. Sebuah pabrik memiliki tiga buah mesin X, Y dan Z yang digunakan untuk
membuat lampu neon. Jika ketiganya bekerja, dihasilkan 249 lampu per hari.
Jika X dan Y bekerja, tetapi Z tidak, dihasilkan 159 lampu per hari. Jika Y dan
Z bekerja dan X tidak, dihasilkan 147 lampu perhari. Produksi harian mesin Z
adalah …

22. Umar memiliki sebidang tanah. 2/5 bagian dari tanah yang dimilikinya dia
bangun menjadi rumah tinggal, ¼ nya dia jadikan kolam renang dan 2/3 dari
sisanya dijadikan pekarangan rumah. Jika luas pekarangan rumah Umar 112
m2. Berapa m2 luas tanah Umar seluruhnya ?

23. Dua karung terigu masing-masing beratnya 15 kg dan 25 kg. Pada masing
masing karung terjadi penyusutan yang besarnya berturut turut 2% dan 2,4%.
Jika isi kedua karung tersebut digabung, persentase penyusutan isinya
menjadi …

24. Suatu kelas terdiri dari 42 siswa. 1/3 dari seluruh siswa itu menyukai olahraga
berenang. 1/6 nya menyukai berenang dan sepakbola, dan 18 orang tidak
menyukai kedua olahraga tersebut. Berapa orang yang hanya menyukai
sepakbola ?

25. Perbandingan jumlah kelereng Amat dengan Cemen adalah 7 : 5, sedangkan
perbandingan jumlah kelereng Bagio dan Amat adalah 3 : 4. Jika selisih
jumlah kelereng Amat dan Cemen adalah 16 buah maka banyaknya kelereng
Bagio adalah …

1. KAYU : GERGAJI = IKAN : …

2. BATA : TANAH LIAT = BETON : …

3. API : PANAS = GULA : …

4. HARIMAU : HUTAN = MOBIL : …

5. SOSIOLOGI : ILMU = … : …

6. TIDUR : MENGANTUK = … : …

7. PARFUM : WANGI = … : …

8. KOMODO : REPTIL = BURUNG : …

9. DINGIN : KULKAS = PANAS : …

10. GUNTING : POTONG = PENSIL : …

11. BEBATUAN : GEOLOGI = BENIH :
…

12. SEMANGKA : BUAH = SAPI : …

13. MATA : WAJAH = BANTAL : …

14. CEPAT : KIJANG = LAMBAT : …

15. PUISI : PENYAIR = GAMBAR : …

16. ES : AIR = EMBUN : …

17. GELANG : TANGAN = KALUNG :
…

18. TIMUR : BARAT = BARAT LAUT :
…

19. KURUS : GIZI = BODOH : …

20. SEKAR PUDJIASTUTI : TARI = … :
…

Mallory December 14, 2023
“I am new to buying K-pop concert tickets. How do I buy them before they sell out?”

Brianna December 20, 2023
“First of all, make sure you know the correct information about the tickets, such as when and where you can start buying
them, the concert schedule, the price, etc. Also, decide what type of tickets that you’re going for. Depending on the
website, you will need to click on the type of ticket you want as fast as you can and buy them. Make sure you have your
payment card and that you’re already logged into or have created an account on the website beforehand. Good luck!”

PhillipG December 22, 2023
“If you want to get K-pop tickets, especially in Korea before they sell out, I would suggest using professional services that
get concert tickets for people. They can book tickets for concerts and help buy tickets from resellers as well.”

Elena December 23, 2023
“Buying K-pop tickets is like going to a war. It’s really hard and stressful! I tried to do it last year and failed. I spent hours
clicking and refreshing the website as the website kept crashing. Absolutely frustrating!”

Ishi December 27, 2023
“For me, the best way to get those best seller tickets is to watch out for them on both legit online ticketing sites and
third-party reseller websites. Have patience, be strategic, and never give up!”

Jun December 30, 2023
“Don’t worry about buying them before they sell out. You could go on Twitter or Facebook and find plenty of people
trying to sell their tickets. I wouldn’t stress over getting tickets the day they go on sale.”
1. Which of the following is the issue stated at the beginning of the thread?

Mallory December 14, 2023
“I am new to buying K-pop concert tickets. How do I buy them before they sell out?”

Brianna December 20, 2023
“First of all, make sure you know the correct information about the tickets, such as when and where you can start buying
them, the concert schedule, the price, etc. Also, decide what type of tickets that you’re going for. Depending on the
website, you will need to click on the type of ticket you want as fast as you can and buy them. Make sure you have your
payment card and that you’re already logged into or have created an account on the website beforehand. Good luck!”

PhillipG December 22, 2023
“If you want to get K-pop tickets, especially in Korea before they sell out, I would suggest using professional services that
get concert tickets for people. They can book tickets for concerts and help buy tickets from resellers as well.”

Elena December 23, 2023
“Buying K-pop tickets is like going to a war. It’s really hard and stressful! I tried to do it last year and failed. I spent hours
clicking and refreshing the website as the website kept crashing. Absolutely frustrating!”

Ishi December 27, 2023
“For me, the best way to get those best seller tickets is to watch out for them on both legit online ticketing sites and
third-party reseller websites. Have patience, be strategic, and never give up!”

Jun December 30, 2023
“Don’t worry about buying them before they sell out. You could go on Twitter or Facebook and find plenty of people
trying to sell their tickets. I wouldn’t stress over getting tickets the day they go on sale.”
2. Brianna responds to Mallory’s post in order to…

Mallory December 14, 2023
“I am new to buying K-pop concert tickets. How do I buy them before they sell out?”

Brianna December 20, 2023
“First of all, make sure you know the correct information about the tickets, such as when and where you can start buying
them, the concert schedule, the price, etc. Also, decide what type of tickets that you’re going for. Depending on the
website, you will need to click on the type of ticket you want as fast as you can and buy them. Make sure you have your
payment card and that you’re already logged into or have created an account on the website beforehand. Good luck!”

PhillipG December 22, 2023
“If you want to get K-pop tickets, especially in Korea before they sell out, I would suggest using professional services that
get concert tickets for people. They can book tickets for concerts and help buy tickets from resellers as well.”

Elena December 23, 2023
“Buying K-pop tickets is like going to a war. It’s really hard and stressful! I tried to do it last year and failed. I spent hours
clicking and refreshing the website as the website kept crashing. Absolutely frustrating!”

Ishi December 27, 2023
“For me, the best way to get those best seller tickets is to watch out for them on both legit online ticketing sites and
third-party reseller websites. Have patience, be strategic, and never give up!”

Jun December 30, 2023
“Don’t worry about buying them before they sell out. You could go on Twitter or Facebook and find plenty of people
trying to sell their tickets. I wouldn’t stress over getting tickets the day they go on sale.”
3. Who explains the challenge of buying K-pop concert tickets by giving evidence?

Mallory December 14, 2023
“I am new to buying K-pop concert tickets. How do I buy them before they sell out?”

Brianna December 20, 2023
“First of all, make sure you know the correct information about the tickets, such as when and where you can start buying
them, the concert schedule, the price, etc. Also, decide what type of tickets that you’re going for. Depending on the
website, you will need to click on the type of ticket you want as fast as you can and buy them. Make sure you have your
payment card and that you’re already logged into or have created an account on the website beforehand. Good luck!”

PhillipG December 22, 2023
“If you want to get K-pop tickets, especially in Korea before they sell out, I would suggest using professional services that
get concert tickets for people. They can book tickets for concerts and help buy tickets from resellers as well.”

Elena December 23, 2023
“Buying K-pop tickets is like going to a war. It’s really hard and stressful! I tried to do it last year and failed. I spent hours
clicking and refreshing the website as the website kept crashing. Absolutely frustrating!”

Ishi December 27, 2023
“For me, the best way to get those best seller tickets is to watch out for them on both legit online ticketing sites and
third-party reseller websites. Have patience, be strategic, and never give up!”

Jun December 30, 2023
“Don’t worry about buying them before they sell out. You could go on Twitter or Facebook and find plenty of people
trying to sell their tickets. I wouldn’t stress over getting tickets the day they go on sale.”
4. Who posts the least relevant answer to Mallory’s question?

Mallory December 14, 2023
“I am new to buying K-pop concert tickets. How do I buy them before they sell out?”

Brianna December 20, 2023
“First of all, make sure you know the correct information about the tickets, such as when and where you can start buying
them, the concert schedule, the price, etc. Also, decide what type of tickets that you’re going for. Depending on the
website, you will need to click on the type of ticket you want as fast as you can and buy them. Make sure you have your
payment card and that you’re already logged into or have created an account on the website beforehand. Good luck!”

PhillipG December 22, 2023
“If you want to get K-pop tickets, especially in Korea before they sell out, I would suggest using professional services that
get concert tickets for people. They can book tickets for concerts and help buy tickets from resellers as well.”

Elena December 23, 2023
“Buying K-pop tickets is like going to a war. It’s really hard and stressful! I tried to do it last year and failed. I spent hours
clicking and refreshing the website as the website kept crashing. Absolutely frustrating!”

Ishi December 27, 2023
“For me, the best way to get those best seller tickets is to watch out for them on both legit online ticketing sites and
third-party reseller websites. Have patience, be strategic, and never give up!”

Jun December 30, 2023
“Don’t worry about buying them before they sell out. You could go on Twitter or Facebook and find plenty of people
trying to sell their tickets. I wouldn’t stress over getting tickets the day they go on sale.”
5. The word “legit” in Ishi’s post is closest in meaning to:

Mallory December 14, 2023
“I am new to buying K-pop concert tickets. How do I buy them before they sell out?”

Brianna December 20, 2023
“First of all, make sure you know the correct information about the tickets, such as when and where you can start buying
them, the concert schedule, the price, etc. Also, decide what type of tickets that you’re going for. Depending on the
website, you will need to click on the type of ticket you want as fast as you can and buy them. Make sure you have your
payment card and that you’re already logged into or have created an account on the website beforehand. Good luck!”

PhillipG December 22, 2023
“If you want to get K-pop tickets, especially in Korea before they sell out, I would suggest using professional services that
get concert tickets for people. They can book tickets for concerts and help buy tickets from resellers as well.”

Elena December 23, 2023
“Buying K-pop tickets is like going to a war. It’s really hard and stressful! I tried to do it last year and failed. I spent hours
clicking and refreshing the website as the website kept crashing. Absolutely frustrating!”

Ishi December 27, 2023
“For me, the best way to get those best seller tickets is to watch out for them on both legit online ticketing sites and
third-party reseller websites. Have patience, be strategic, and never give up!”

Jun December 30, 2023
“Don’t worry about buying them before they sell out. You could go on Twitter or Facebook and find plenty of people
trying to sell their tickets. I wouldn’t stress over getting tickets the day they go on sale.”
6. Who suggests buying tickets from resellers on social media?

Mallory December 14, 2023
“I am new to buying K-pop concert tickets. How do I buy them before they sell out?”

Brianna December 20, 2023
“First of all, make sure you know the correct information about the tickets, such as when and where you can start buying
them, the concert schedule, the price, etc. Also, decide what type of tickets that you’re going for. Depending on the
website, you will need to click on the type of ticket you want as fast as you can and buy them. Make sure you have your
payment card and that you’re already logged into or have created an account on the website beforehand. Good luck!”

PhillipG December 22, 2023
“If you want to get K-pop tickets, especially in Korea before they sell out, I would suggest using professional services that
get concert tickets for people. They can book tickets for concerts and help buy tickets from resellers as well.”

Elena December 23, 2023
“Buying K-pop tickets is like going to a war. It’s really hard and stressful! I tried to do it last year and failed. I spent hours
clicking and refreshing the website as the website kept crashing. Absolutely frustrating!”

Ishi December 27, 2023
“For me, the best way to get those best seller tickets is to watch out for them on both legit online ticketing sites and
third-party reseller websites. Have patience, be strategic, and never give up!”

Jun December 30, 2023
“Don’t worry about buying them before they sell out. You could go on Twitter or Facebook and find plenty of people
trying to sell their tickets. I wouldn’t stress over getting tickets the day they go on sale.”
7. What is the tone of the thread regarding buying concert tickets?

USE THE CONVERSATION BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 8—14
Bekind October 17, 2023
“Never thought I would ask this, but I will ask anyway. What’s the greatest mental health tip you’ve ever gotten?”

Pandachef October 18, 2023
“Act like a detective and remove yourself from the mental health situation. Analyze from the outside and see what is
really happening. You will soon realize that these thoughts are not yours. You can learn more how to handle your mental
condition on this link.”

101stKilo October 20, 2023
“If you need someone to talk to, please let me know. I offer professional services and receive payment via PayPal, bank
transfer, credit card, etc.”

Snails October 23, 2023
“Never evaluate your life when you’re tired. Have you ever noticed things seem much worse at night when worries seem
at their worst? The next morning, your brain can think of ways to fix them.”

Brilliant October 23, 2023
“If you’re not feeling mentally okay, then go to the doctor who handles that sort of thing. Don’t be ashamed or
embarrassed to seek help from health professionals.”
Stara October 25, 2023
“Parent yourself the way your own parents never did. This could not be more accurate. I am parenting myself the
complete opposite of how my parents did it, and it brings me such joy to know that I am not repeating their mistakes or
deploying their standards of emotional neglect. Cheers!”

Della October 28, 2023
“Pretend you are your own child. Avoid negative self-talk. What would you say to your inner child if someone told them
they were an idiot or useless? Practice a little kindness toward yourself.”
8. Who suggests not to be hard on yourself?

USE THE CONVERSATION BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 8—14
Bekind October 17, 2023
“Never thought I would ask this, but I will ask anyway. What’s the greatest mental health tip you’ve ever gotten?”

Pandachef October 18, 2023
“Act like a detective and remove yourself from the mental health situation. Analyze from the outside and see what is
really happening. You will soon realize that these thoughts are not yours. You can learn more how to handle your mental
condition on this link.”

101stKilo October 20, 2023
“If you need someone to talk to, please let me know. I offer professional services and receive payment via PayPal, bank
transfer, credit card, etc.”

Snails October 23, 2023
“Never evaluate your life when you’re tired. Have you ever noticed things seem much worse at night when worries seem
at their worst? The next morning, your brain can think of ways to fix them.”

Brilliant October 23, 2023
“If you’re not feeling mentally okay, then go to the doctor who handles that sort of thing. Don’t be ashamed or
embarrassed to seek help from health professionals.”
Stara October 25, 2023
“Parent yourself the way your own parents never did. This could not be more accurate. I am parenting myself the
complete opposite of how my parents did it, and it brings me such joy to know that I am not repeating their mistakes or
deploying their standards of emotional neglect. Cheers!”

Della October 28, 2023
“Pretend you are your own child. Avoid negative self-talk. What would you say to your inner child if someone told them
they were an idiot or useless? Practice a little kindness toward yourself.”
9. The word “professionals” in Brilliant’s post is closest in meaning to …

USE THE CONVERSATION BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 8—14
Bekind October 17, 2023
“Never thought I would ask this, but I will ask anyway. What’s the greatest mental health tip you’ve ever gotten?”

Pandachef October 18, 2023
“Act like a detective and remove yourself from the mental health situation. Analyze from the outside and see what is
really happening. You will soon realize that these thoughts are not yours. You can learn more how to handle your mental
condition on this link.”

101stKilo October 20, 2023
“If you need someone to talk to, please let me know. I offer professional services and receive payment via PayPal, bank
transfer, credit card, etc.”

Snails October 23, 2023
“Never evaluate your life when you’re tired. Have you ever noticed things seem much worse at night when worries seem
at their worst? The next morning, your brain can think of ways to fix them.”

Brilliant October 23, 2023
“If you’re not feeling mentally okay, then go to the doctor who handles that sort of thing. Don’t be ashamed or
embarrassed to seek help from health professionals.”
Stara October 25, 2023
“Parent yourself the way your own parents never did. This could not be more accurate. I am parenting myself the
complete opposite of how my parents did it, and it brings me such joy to know that I am not repeating their mistakes or
deploying their standards of emotional neglect. Cheers!”

Della October 28, 2023
“Pretend you are your own child. Avoid negative self-talk. What would you say to your inner child if someone told them
they were an idiot or useless? Practice a little kindness toward yourself.”
10. The purpose of Snails’ post is to …

USE THE CONVERSATION BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 8—14
Bekind October 17, 2023
“Never thought I would ask this, but I will ask anyway. What’s the greatest mental health tip you’ve ever gotten?”

Pandachef October 18, 2023
“Act like a detective and remove yourself from the mental health situation. Analyze from the outside and see what is
really happening. You will soon realize that these thoughts are not yours. You can learn more how to handle your mental
condition on this link.”

101stKilo October 20, 2023
“If you need someone to talk to, please let me know. I offer professional services and receive payment via PayPal, bank
transfer, credit card, etc.”

Snails October 23, 2023
“Never evaluate your life when you’re tired. Have you ever noticed things seem much worse at night when worries seem
at their worst? The next morning, your brain can think of ways to fix them.”

Brilliant October 23, 2023
“If you’re not feeling mentally okay, then go to the doctor who handles that sort of thing. Don’t be ashamed or
embarrassed to seek help from health professionals.”
Stara October 25, 2023
“Parent yourself the way your own parents never did. This could not be more accurate. I am parenting myself the
complete opposite of how my parents did it, and it brings me such joy to know that I am not repeating their mistakes or
deploying their standards of emotional neglect. Cheers!”

Della October 28, 2023
“Pretend you are your own child. Avoid negative self-talk. What would you say to your inner child if someone told them
they were an idiot or useless? Practice a little kindness toward yourself.”
11. Who posts the least relevant answer to Bekind’s question?

USE THE CONVERSATION BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 8—14
Bekind October 17, 2023
“Never thought I would ask this, but I will ask anyway. What’s the greatest mental health tip you’ve ever gotten?”

Pandachef October 18, 2023
“Act like a detective and remove yourself from the mental health situation. Analyze from the outside and see what is
really happening. You will soon realize that these thoughts are not yours. You can learn more how to handle your mental
condition on this link.”

101stKilo October 20, 2023
“If you need someone to talk to, please let me know. I offer professional services and receive payment via PayPal, bank
transfer, credit card, etc.”

Snails October 23, 2023
“Never evaluate your life when you’re tired. Have you ever noticed things seem much worse at night when worries seem
at their worst? The next morning, your brain can think of ways to fix them.”

Brilliant October 23, 2023
“If you’re not feeling mentally okay, then go to the doctor who handles that sort of thing. Don’t be ashamed or
embarrassed to seek help from health professionals.”
Stara October 25, 2023
“Parent yourself the way your own parents never did. This could not be more accurate. I am parenting myself the
complete opposite of how my parents did it, and it brings me such joy to know that I am not repeating their mistakes or
deploying their standards of emotional neglect. Cheers!”

Della October 28, 2023
“Pretend you are your own child. Avoid negative self-talk. What would you say to your inner child if someone told them
they were an idiot or useless? Practice a little kindness toward yourself.”
12. Which of the following issues is stated at the beginning of the thread?

USE THE CONVERSATION BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 8—14
Bekind October 17, 2023
“Never thought I would ask this, but I will ask anyway. What’s the greatest mental health tip you’ve ever gotten?”

Pandachef October 18, 2023
“Act like a detective and remove yourself from the mental health situation. Analyze from the outside and see what is
really happening. You will soon realize that these thoughts are not yours. You can learn more how to handle your mental
condition on this link.”

101stKilo October 20, 2023
“If you need someone to talk to, please let me know. I offer professional services and receive payment via PayPal, bank
transfer, credit card, etc.”

Snails October 23, 2023
“Never evaluate your life when you’re tired. Have you ever noticed things seem much worse at night when worries seem
at their worst? The next morning, your brain can think of ways to fix them.”

Brilliant October 23, 2023
“If you’re not feeling mentally okay, then go to the doctor who handles that sort of thing. Don’t be ashamed or
embarrassed to seek help from health professionals.”
Stara October 25, 2023
“Parent yourself the way your own parents never did. This could not be more accurate. I am parenting myself the
complete opposite of how my parents did it, and it brings me such joy to know that I am not repeating their mistakes or
deploying their standards of emotional neglect. Cheers!”

Della October 28, 2023
“Pretend you are your own child. Avoid negative self-talk. What would you say to your inner child if someone told them
they were an idiot or useless? Practice a little kindness toward yourself.”
13. Who provides mental health tips by giving evidence?

USE THE CONVERSATION BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 8—14
Bekind October 17, 2023
“Never thought I would ask this, but I will ask anyway. What’s the greatest mental health tip you’ve ever gotten?”

Pandachef October 18, 2023
“Act like a detective and remove yourself from the mental health situation. Analyze from the outside and see what is
really happening. You will soon realize that these thoughts are not yours. You can learn more how to handle your mental
condition on this link.”

101stKilo October 20, 2023
“If you need someone to talk to, please let me know. I offer professional services and receive payment via PayPal, bank
transfer, credit card, etc.”

Snails October 23, 2023
“Never evaluate your life when you’re tired. Have you ever noticed things seem much worse at night when worries seem
at their worst? The next morning, your brain can think of ways to fix them.”

Brilliant October 23, 2023
“If you’re not feeling mentally okay, then go to the doctor who handles that sort of thing. Don’t be ashamed or
embarrassed to seek help from health professionals.”
Stara October 25, 2023
“Parent yourself the way your own parents never did. This could not be more accurate. I am parenting myself the
complete opposite of how my parents did it, and it brings me such joy to know that I am not repeating their mistakes or
deploying their standards of emotional neglect. Cheers!”

Della October 28, 2023
“Pretend you are your own child. Avoid negative self-talk. What would you say to your inner child if someone told them
they were an idiot or useless? Practice a little kindness toward yourself.”
14. What is the tone of the thread regarding mental health?

Perhatikan uraian berikut ini untuk mengerjakan soal nomor 1 sampai dengan 4
Pada tempat pembuangan akhir (TPA) kota A, terdapat bak sampah besar berbentuk balok dengan
ukuran 4 m × 5 m × 6 m. Petugas TPA tersebut mengambil sampah dari setiap rumah pada kota
itu setiap 3 hari sekali dan kapasitas sampah yang dibawanya adalah 10.000 liter setiap bertugas.
Selain itu, tidak ada hari libur pada hari Sabtu dan Minggu.
1. Jika kapasitas maksimum dari kantong plastik sampah rumahan adalah 20 liter, banyaknya
kantong plastik yang dapat ditampung bak sampah tersebut adalah ….

Perhatikan uraian berikut ini untuk mengerjakan soal nomor 1 sampai dengan 4
Pada tempat pembuangan akhir (TPA) kota A, terdapat bak sampah besar berbentuk balok dengan
ukuran 4 m × 5 m × 6 m. Petugas TPA tersebut mengambil sampah dari setiap rumah pada kota
itu setiap 3 hari sekali dan kapasitas sampah yang dibawanya adalah 10.000 liter setiap bertugas.
Selain itu, tidak ada hari libur pada hari Sabtu dan Minggu.
2. Agar memenuhi bak sampah besar pada TPA, petugas TPA harus mengisi sampah dari setiap
rumah sebanyak …. pengambilan.

Perhatikan uraian berikut ini untuk mengerjakan soal nomor 1 sampai dengan 4
Pada tempat pembuangan akhir (TPA) kota A, terdapat bak sampah besar berbentuk balok dengan
ukuran 4 m × 5 m × 6 m. Petugas TPA tersebut mengambil sampah dari setiap rumah pada kota
itu setiap 3 hari sekali dan kapasitas sampah yang dibawanya adalah 10.000 liter setiap bertugas.
Selain itu, tidak ada hari libur pada hari Sabtu dan Minggu.
7. Lama waktu yang dibutuhkan petugas TPA untuk memenuhi bak sampah besar adalah …

Perhatikan uraian berikut ini untuk mengerjakan soal nomor 1 sampai dengan 4
Pada tempat pembuangan akhir (TPA) kota A, terdapat bak sampah besar berbentuk balok dengan
ukuran 4 m × 5 m × 6 m. Petugas TPA tersebut mengambil sampah dari setiap rumah pada kota
itu setiap 3 hari sekali dan kapasitas sampah yang dibawanya adalah 10.000 liter setiap bertugas.
Selain itu, tidak ada hari libur pada hari Sabtu dan Minggu.
4. Jika hari Sabtu dan Minggu libur serta pengambilan sampah dimulai pada hari Senin tanggal
1 April, lama waktu yang diperlukan petugas-petugas TPA tersebut untuk memenuhi bak
sampah besar adalah ….

Penggabungan klausa Peristiwa itu terjadi
dengan klausa Keluargaku sedang dalam
suasana berkabung akan membentuk
kalimar majemuk bertingkat yang
menyatakan hubungan…

17. Struktur yang tidak tergolong kalimat
yang baik adalah…

18. (1) Kami akan membahas masalah itu
sekali lagi.
(2) Masalah itu dapat dimengerti.
Kedua kalimat di atas dapat dihubungkan
dengan menggunakan konjungsi
subordinatif penunjuk hubungan…

19. Ia lama terdiam saat mendengar berita
bencana itu.
Pola klausa terikat kalimat di atas
adalah…

20. Kalimat-kalimat di bawah ini merupakan
kalimat majemuk, kecuali…

21. Saya akan mentraktir kamu bila berhasil dalam ujian nanti.

22. Kalimat majemuk setara yang menyatakan
hubungan implicit adalah…

23. Struktur kalimat yang tidak tepat adalah…

24. Jalan raya itu akan segera diperlebarkan.
Kalimat di atas tidak efektif karena…

25. (1) Musibah itu menimpa para petani di
Ternate.
(2) Pekerjaan para petani di Ternate
menanam kelapa.
(3) Musibah itu tidak pernah terjadi
sebelumnya.
Ketiga kalimat di atas dapat dijadikan
kalimat efektif seperti…

26. (1) Pembuktian itu dapat dibeberkan
dalam teks.
(2) Pembuktian itu dapat juga
dimasukkan dalam catatan kaki.
(3) Pembuktian itu dapat dibeberkan
dalam teks dan sekaligus dimasukkan
dalam catatan kaki.
Ketiga kalimat di atas dapat dijadikan
kalimat efektif yang terbaik sebagai
berikut…

27. Ditinjau dari susunannya, kalimat yang
baik adalah…

28. Mudah-mudahan Dia memberi kita
kekuatan, kesadaran, dan diampuni dosa
kota.
Kalimat di atas tidak efektif karena…

29. Dengan meningkatnya harga BBM
mengakibatkan beban masyarakat kian
bertambah.
Kalimat di atas dapat diefektifkan
dengan…

30. Ragam baku terdapat pada kalimat…

1. Melaut merupakan pekerjaan rutin bagi
nelayan.
Pola kalimat di atas sama dengan pola
kalimat…

2. Temuan hari itu belum dapat diterapkan
di bidang kesehatan.
Pola kalimat tersebut sama dengan pola
kalimat…

3. Perbaikan jalan kereta api sudah selesai.
Kalimat yang sama polanya dengan
kalimat tersebut adalah…

4. Yang menduduki jabatan subjek kalimat
Gedung Sekolah Dasar Inpres Kampung
Baru kebanjiran adalah…

5. Mangga gedong gincu mengeluarkan
aroma yang sangat harum.
Pola kalimat yang sama dengan pola
kalimat di atas terdapat pada kalimat…

6. Kurang tuntas penelitian bahaya
narkotika berpola sama dengan kalimat

7. Kalimat yang berpola S – P – K adalah…

8. Pola kalimat yang sama dengan Saya
mengerjakan ujian ini dengan cermat
adalah…

9. Pengulangan subjek kalimat dapat
ditemukan dalam kalimat…

10. Kalimat Paman saya seorang pelaut
terdiri atas sejumlah frasa, yaitu…

11. Kata menara dalam frasa Pembangunan
menara pemancar merupakan unsur…

12. Selalu berpakaian sangat sederhana.
Inti frasa tersebut adalah…

13. Inti frasa penawaran produk dan harga
adalah…

14. Sambil menikmati salak pondoh yang
rasanya ditanggung manis, para
wisatawan sekaligus dapat menikmati
pemandangan alam.
Kalimat inti dari kalimat di atas berpola
sama dengan…

15. Kalimat Tadi pagi Ayah memanggil Riska,
anak tetangga sebelah dengan suara yang
keras merupakan bentuk luas dari…

We all know that mobile phones, cell phones, handphones, whatever we want to call them (and shouldn’t we all he calling them the same thing?) are changing our lives. But it takes a good old fashioned survey to wake us up to the glaring reality: they have changed who we are. The mobile phone has indeed changed the way we behave. But perhaps we don’t realize how much we have become its slave. Consider other elements of the Siemens Mobile Survey: With the exception of Australia, in every country surveyed the majority polled said they would go back for their phone if they left it at home (in Australia it was a respectable 39%). If you’ve endured the traffic in Indonesia, Philippines and India, you’ll know what kind of sacrifice some two-thirds of those surveyed are making. I can’t think of anything I would go back for – except my wallet, maybe, or my clothes.

And even if we remember to bring it, we’re still not happy. Many of us get anxious if hasn’t rung or a text massage hasn’t appeared for a while (a while being about an hour). Once again of those surveyed, Indonesians (65%) and Philippines (77%) get particularly jittery. Australians are more laid back about this (20%), but every other user in Asia seems to be glancing at the phone every few second. This statistic, I have to say, is highly believable, and the instinct highly annoying. There’s nothing worse than chatting to someone who constantly checks his or her handphone.

Then there’s the fact that mobile phones are not only enslaving the user, they’re trampling the rights of everyone else. Around a third of folk surveyed acknowledge they get so engrossed in mobile conversations that they’re often unaware of speaking loudly white discussing their private lives in public. At least most of us agree on one thing: With the exception of China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, the increasing use of mobile phones has led to a decline in courtesy and considerate behavior.

The bottom line here is that we are more than a little bit out of control. Mobile phones are great: but if we allow them to dominate our lives to this extent – interrupting conversations with those around us to take a call, staring at our phones rather than relating to the world and people around us, sending flirty text massages to random numbers – then I can only assume that in another 10 years, society as we know it will no longer exist. All we’ll see is a blur of digital data going out and having all the fun, socializing, falling in love and taking sneaky pictures of each other.
51. What makes Asian users of cell phones
different from Australian ones?

We all know that mobile phones, cell phones, handphones, whatever we want to call them (and shouldn’t we all he calling them the same thing?) are changing our lives. But it takes a good old fashioned survey to wake us up to the glaring reality: they have changed who we are. The mobile phone has indeed changed the way we behave. But perhaps we don’t realize how much we have become its slave. Consider other elements of the Siemens Mobile Survey: With the exception of Australia, in every country surveyed the majority polled said they would go back for their phone if they left it at home (in Australia it was a respectable 39%). If you’ve endured the traffic in Indonesia, Philippines and India, you’ll know what kind of sacrifice some two-thirds of those surveyed are making. I can’t think of anything I would go back for – except my wallet, maybe, or my clothes.

And even if we remember to bring it, we’re still not happy. Many of us get anxious if hasn’t rung or a text massage hasn’t appeared for a while (a while being about an hour). Once again of those surveyed, Indonesians (65%) and Philippines (77%) get particularly jittery. Australians are more laid back about this (20%), but every other user in Asia seems to be glancing at the phone every few second. This statistic, I have to say, is highly believable, and the instinct highly annoying. There’s nothing worse than chatting to someone who constantly checks his or her handphone.

Then there’s the fact that mobile phones are not only enslaving the user, they’re trampling the rights of everyone else. Around a third of folk surveyed acknowledge they get so engrossed in mobile conversations that they’re often unaware of speaking loudly white discussing their private lives in public. At least most of us agree on one thing: With the exception of China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, the increasing use of mobile phones has led to a decline in courtesy and considerate behavior.

The bottom line here is that we are more than a little bit out of control. Mobile phones are great: but if we allow them to dominate our lives to this extent – interrupting conversations with those around us to take a call, staring at our phones rather than relating to the world and people around us, sending flirty text massages to random numbers – then I can only assume that in another 10 years, society as we know it will no longer exist. All we’ll see is a blur of digital data going out and having all the fun, socializing, falling in love and taking sneaky pictures of each other.
52. Cell phones have not only enslaved the users
but have also …

We all know that mobile phones, cell phones, handphones, whatever we want to call them (and shouldn’t we all he calling them the same thing?) are changing our lives. But it takes a good old fashioned survey to wake us up to the glaring reality: they have changed who we are. The mobile phone has indeed changed the way we behave. But perhaps we don’t realize how much we have become its slave. Consider other elements of the Siemens Mobile Survey: With the exception of Australia, in every country surveyed the majority polled said they would go back for their phone if they left it at home (in Australia it was a respectable 39%). If you’ve endured the traffic in Indonesia, Philippines and India, you’ll know what kind of sacrifice some two-thirds of those surveyed are making. I can’t think of anything I would go back for – except my wallet, maybe, or my clothes.

And even if we remember to bring it, we’re still not happy. Many of us get anxious if hasn’t rung or a text massage hasn’t appeared for a while (a while being about an hour). Once again of those surveyed, Indonesians (65%) and Philippines (77%) get particularly jittery. Australians are more laid back about this (20%), but every other user in Asia seems to be glancing at the phone every few second. This statistic, I have to say, is highly believable, and the instinct highly annoying. There’s nothing worse than chatting to someone who constantly checks his or her handphone.

Then there’s the fact that mobile phones are not only enslaving the user, they’re trampling the rights of everyone else. Around a third of folk surveyed acknowledge they get so engrossed in mobile conversations that they’re often unaware of speaking loudly white discussing their private lives in public. At least most of us agree on one thing: With the exception of China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, the increasing use of mobile phones has led to a decline in courtesy and considerate behavior.

The bottom line here is that we are more than a little bit out of control. Mobile phones are great: but if we allow them to dominate our lives to this extent – interrupting conversations with those around us to take a call, staring at our phones rather than relating to the world and people around us, sending flirty text massages to random numbers – then I can only assume that in another 10 years, society as we know it will no longer exist. All we’ll see is a blur of digital data going out and having all the fun, socializing, falling in love and taking sneaky pictures of each other.
53. The phrase ‘trampling the rights of everyone
else’ in lines 17 means ….

We all know that mobile phones, cell phones, handphones, whatever we want to call them (and shouldn’t we all he calling them the same thing?) are changing our lives. But it takes a good old fashioned survey to wake us up to the glaring reality: they have changed who we are. The mobile phone has indeed changed the way we behave. But perhaps we don’t realize how much we have become its slave. Consider other elements of the Siemens Mobile Survey: With the exception of Australia, in every country surveyed the majority polled said they would go back for their phone if they left it at home (in Australia it was a respectable 39%). If you’ve endured the traffic in Indonesia, Philippines and India, you’ll know what kind of sacrifice some two-thirds of those surveyed are making. I can’t think of anything I would go back for – except my wallet, maybe, or my clothes.

And even if we remember to bring it, we’re still not happy. Many of us get anxious if hasn’t rung or a text massage hasn’t appeared for a while (a while being about an hour). Once again of those surveyed, Indonesians (65%) and Philippines (77%) get particularly jittery. Australians are more laid back about this (20%), but every other user in Asia seems to be glancing at the phone every few second. This statistic, I have to say, is highly believable, and the instinct highly annoying. There’s nothing worse than chatting to someone who constantly checks his or her handphone.

Then there’s the fact that mobile phones are not only enslaving the user, they’re trampling the rights of everyone else. Around a third of folk surveyed acknowledge they get so engrossed in mobile conversations that they’re often unaware of speaking loudly white discussing their private lives in public. At least most of us agree on one thing: With the exception of China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, the increasing use of mobile phones has led to a decline in courtesy and considerate behavior.

The bottom line here is that we are more than a little bit out of control. Mobile phones are great: but if we allow them to dominate our lives to this extent – interrupting conversations with those around us to take a call, staring at our phones rather than relating to the world and people around us, sending flirty text massages to random numbers – then I can only assume that in another 10 years, society as we know it will no longer exist. All we’ll see is a blur of digital data going out and having all the fun, socializing, falling in love and taking sneaky pictures of each other.
54. The main purpose of the writer is to inform
the readers about ….

We all know that mobile phones, cell phones, handphones, whatever we want to call them (and shouldn’t we all he calling them the same thing?) are changing our lives. But it takes a good old fashioned survey to wake us up to the glaring reality: they have changed who we are. The mobile phone has indeed changed the way we behave. But perhaps we don’t realize how much we have become its slave. Consider other elements of the Siemens Mobile Survey: With the exception of Australia, in every country surveyed the majority polled said they would go back for their phone if they left it at home (in Australia it was a respectable 39%). If you’ve endured the traffic in Indonesia, Philippines and India, you’ll know what kind of sacrifice some two-thirds of those surveyed are making. I can’t think of anything I would go back for – except my wallet, maybe, or my clothes.

And even if we remember to bring it, we’re still not happy. Many of us get anxious if hasn’t rung or a text massage hasn’t appeared for a while (a while being about an hour). Once again of those surveyed, Indonesians (65%) and Philippines (77%) get particularly jittery. Australians are more laid back about this (20%), but every other user in Asia seems to be glancing at the phone every few second. This statistic, I have to say, is highly believable, and the instinct highly annoying. There’s nothing worse than chatting to someone who constantly checks his or her handphone.

Then there’s the fact that mobile phones are not only enslaving the user, they’re trampling the rights of everyone else. Around a third of folk surveyed acknowledge they get so engrossed in mobile conversations that they’re often unaware of speaking loudly white discussing their private lives in public. At least most of us agree on one thing: With the exception of China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, the increasing use of mobile phones has led to a decline in courtesy and considerate behavior.

The bottom line here is that we are more than a little bit out of control. Mobile phones are great: but if we allow them to dominate our lives to this extent – interrupting conversations with those around us to take a call, staring at our phones rather than relating to the world and people around us, sending flirty text massages to random numbers – then I can only assume that in another 10 years, society as we know it will no longer exist. All we’ll see is a blur of digital data going out and having all the fun, socializing, falling in love and taking sneaky pictures of each other.
55. Which of the following statements is NOT
TRUE about cell phones?

(1)__________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
__________________________________
(2) Biodiesel is free of lead, contains virtually
no sulphur and produces lower quantities of
cancer-causing emissions than petrodiesel.
(3) In particular, using biodiesel in school
buses makes a lot of sense. (4) Young children
are more susceptible than adults to the toxic
and potentially cancer-causing emissions
from petro diesel. (5) Many teachers are also
offering from asthma. (6) This fact has led
more than 50 school boards across nation to
require that their buses use biodiesel fuel. (7)
This cleaner-burning fuel is also an attractive
option in recreation areas. (8) Yellowstone
National Park was the first national park to test
biodiesel as a fuel, and the project was such
a success that the National Park Service has
introduced biodiesel to 20 other parks across
the country.
56. With which of the following sentences should
the paragraph begin?

(1)__________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
__________________________________
(2) Biodiesel is free of lead, contains virtually
no sulphur and produces lower quantities of
cancer-causing emissions than petrodiesel.
(3) In particular, using biodiesel in school
buses makes a lot of sense. (4) Young children
are more susceptible than adults to the toxic
and potentially cancer-causing emissions
from petro diesel. (5) Many teachers are also
offering from asthma. (6) This fact has led
more than 50 school boards across nation to
require that their buses use biodiesel fuel. (7)
This cleaner-burning fuel is also an attractive
option in recreation areas. (8) Yellowstone
National Park was the first national park to test
biodiesel as a fuel, and the project was such
a success that the National Park Service has
introduced biodiesel to 20 other parks across
the country.
57. Which sentence does not belong in the
paragraph?

Due to the cases of Salmonella food
poisoning in Europe, the sale of duck eggs
reached its lowest point in the 1970’s.
Although it was never conclusively shown that
duck eggs were to blame, the egg-eating public
stopped buying and many egg producers went
bankrupt. Indeed, there is a risk of Salmonella
poisoning when ducks lay their eggs in
damp conditions, such as on ground that is
constantly wet, but the same can be said for
the eggs of hens. Moreover, commercial duck
production in France and England, where
the outbreaks of Salmonella poisoning took
place, followed the same standards as those
used in the hen industry, which experienced
no Salmonella problems. Storage of eggs,
whether those of hen or duck, can also be a
factor in contamination. Studies have found
that bacterial growth reaches potentially
dangerous levels at storage temperatures of
50 °C or greater.
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
58. What is the topic of the paragraph?

Due to the cases of Salmonella food
poisoning in Europe, the sale of duck eggs
reached its lowest point in the 1970’s.
Although it was never conclusively shown that
duck eggs were to blame, the egg-eating public
stopped buying and many egg producers went
bankrupt. Indeed, there is a risk of Salmonella
poisoning when ducks lay their eggs in
damp conditions, such as on ground that is
constantly wet, but the same can be said for
the eggs of hens. Moreover, commercial duck
production in France and England, where
the outbreaks of Salmonella poisoning took
place, followed the same standards as those
used in the hen industry, which experienced
no Salmonella problems. Storage of eggs,
whether those of hen or duck, can also be a
factor in contamination. Studies have found
that bacterial growth reaches potentially
dangerous levels at storage temperatures of
50 °C or greater.
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
59. With which of the following sentences should
the paragraph end?

Small genetic differences make one
person different from another. Now medical
researchers have a new map to help them find
these__________(60). This is possible because
some time ago more than two hundred
scientists from six nations __________(61)
the HapMap. The name comes from the
word haplotype. A haplotype is a group
of differences that are __________(62) to
come close together, in a block. These blocks
__________(63) to pass from parent to child.
The HapMap scientists hope to identify up to
six million DNA differences __________(64)
they finish. The scientists say the findings
may lead to __________(65) genes that cause
common diseases like diabetes and heart
disease. __________(66) diseases to genes
could lead to new treatments. __________
(67) people will be able to know if they have
an increased risk of a disease because of their
genes.
60.

Small genetic differences make one
person different from another. Now medical
researchers have a new map to help them find
these__________(60). This is possible because
some time ago more than two hundred
scientists from six nations __________(61)
the HapMap. The name comes from the
word haplotype. A haplotype is a group
of differences that are __________(62) to
come close together, in a block. These blocks
__________(63) to pass from parent to child.
The HapMap scientists hope to identify up to
six million DNA differences __________(64)
they finish. The scientists say the findings
may lead to __________(65) genes that cause
common diseases like diabetes and heart
disease. __________(66) diseases to genes
could lead to new treatments. __________
(67) people will be able to know if they have
an increased risk of a disease because of their
genes.
61.

Small genetic differences make one
person different from another. Now medical
researchers have a new map to help them find
these__________(60). This is possible because
some time ago more than two hundred
scientists from six nations __________(61)
the HapMap. The name comes from the
word haplotype. A haplotype is a group
of differences that are __________(62) to
come close together, in a block. These blocks
__________(63) to pass from parent to child.
The HapMap scientists hope to identify up to
six million DNA differences __________(64)
they finish. The scientists say the findings
may lead to __________(65) genes that cause
common diseases like diabetes and heart
disease. __________(66) diseases to genes
could lead to new treatments. __________
(67) people will be able to know if they have
an increased risk of a disease because of their
genes.
62.

Small genetic differences make one
person different from another. Now medical
researchers have a new map to help them find
these__________(60). This is possible because
some time ago more than two hundred
scientists from six nations __________(61)
the HapMap. The name comes from the
word haplotype. A haplotype is a group
of differences that are __________(62) to
come close together, in a block. These blocks
__________(63) to pass from parent to child.
The HapMap scientists hope to identify up to
six million DNA differences __________(64)
they finish. The scientists say the findings
may lead to __________(65) genes that cause
common diseases like diabetes and heart
disease. __________(66) diseases to genes
could lead to new treatments. __________
(67) people will be able to know if they have
an increased risk of a disease because of their
genes.
63.

Small genetic differences make one
person different from another. Now medical
researchers have a new map to help them find
these__________(60). This is possible because
some time ago more than two hundred
scientists from six nations __________(61)
the HapMap. The name comes from the
word haplotype. A haplotype is a group
of differences that are __________(62) to
come close together, in a block. These blocks
__________(63) to pass from parent to child.
The HapMap scientists hope to identify up to
six million DNA differences __________(64)
they finish. The scientists say the findings
may lead to __________(65) genes that cause
common diseases like diabetes and heart
disease. __________(66) diseases to genes
could lead to new treatments. __________
(67) people will be able to know if they have
an increased risk of a disease because of their
genes.
64.

Small genetic differences make one
person different from another. Now medical
researchers have a new map to help them find
these__________(60). This is possible because
some time ago more than two hundred
scientists from six nations __________(61)
the HapMap. The name comes from the
word haplotype. A haplotype is a group
of differences that are __________(62) to
come close together, in a block. These blocks
__________(63) to pass from parent to child.
The HapMap scientists hope to identify up to
six million DNA differences __________(64)
they finish. The scientists say the findings
may lead to __________(65) genes that cause
common diseases like diabetes and heart
disease. __________(66) diseases to genes
could lead to new treatments. __________
(67) people will be able to know if they have
an increased risk of a disease because of their
genes.
65.

Small genetic differences make one
person different from another. Now medical
researchers have a new map to help them find
these__________(60). This is possible because
some time ago more than two hundred
scientists from six nations __________(61)
the HapMap. The name comes from the
word haplotype. A haplotype is a group
of differences that are __________(62) to
come close together, in a block. These blocks
__________(63) to pass from parent to child.
The HapMap scientists hope to identify up to
six million DNA differences __________(64)
they finish. The scientists say the findings
may lead to __________(65) genes that cause
common diseases like diabetes and heart
disease. __________(66) diseases to genes
could lead to new treatments. __________
(67) people will be able to know if they have
an increased risk of a disease because of their
genes.
66.

The impact of electronic commerce in a developing country can be helpful rather than detrimental.
Electronic commerce has the potential to tie developing countries into the rest of the world so they are no
longer considered outsiders. For example, electronic commerce can enable more people to access products
and service that once were not available. Another benefit is that electronics commerce stores are available 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. As the infrastructure for electronic commerce keep growing, service that were not
offered in the past become available. Many of these benefits have not been proven yet, but the technology
may still be detrimental in many developing countries; however, the constant innovation of software and
hardware will hopefully reduce these cost.

Consumer in developing countries can benefit from electronic commerce becouse they can but product
that could only can be found in major cosmopolitan cities. Electronic commerce is closing the gap between the
countries that have wide availability of products and those with limited availability. The basic pupose of
electronic commerce is to provide goods and services to consumers who do not live close to the physical
location of the product or service and would otherwise have a hard time acquiring these products and services.

Society and consumers alike have only begun to enjoy the benefits of electronic commerce. Since new
developments are made on a continuous basis, it will eventually affect very individual. Some of the benefits
enjoyed by society and consumers, for example, are ease of transaction, comparability of products, quick
delivery and the ability to make any type of transaction at any given time of day.

Electronic commerce facilitates delivery if public and social services, such as healthcare, education, and
distribution of government social services at a reduced cost, improving the quality of care and living in these
communities. For example, healthcare services can reach patients in rural areas.
41. What is the topic of the text?

The impact of electronic commerce in a developing country can be helpful rather than detrimental.
Electronic commerce has the potential to tie developing countries into the rest of the world so they are no
longer considered outsiders. For example, electronic commerce can enable more people to access products
and service that once were not available. Another benefit is that electronics commerce stores are available 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. As the infrastructure for electronic commerce keep growing, service that were not
offered in the past become available. Many of these benefits have not been proven yet, but the technology
may still be detrimental in many developing countries; however, the constant innovation of software and
hardware will hopefully reduce these cost.

Consumer in developing countries can benefit from electronic commerce becouse they can but product
that could only can be found in major cosmopolitan cities. Electronic commerce is closing the gap between the
countries that have wide availability of products and those with limited availability. The basic pupose of
electronic commerce is to provide goods and services to consumers who do not live close to the physical
location of the product or service and would otherwise have a hard time acquiring these products and services.

Society and consumers alike have only begun to enjoy the benefits of electronic commerce. Since new
developments are made on a continuous basis, it will eventually affect very individual. Some of the benefits
enjoyed by society and consumers, for example, are ease of transaction, comparability of products, quick
delivery and the ability to make any type of transaction at any given time of day.

Electronic commerce facilitates delivery if public and social services, such as healthcare, education, and
distribution of government social services at a reduced cost, improving the quality of care and living in these
communities. For example, healthcare services can reach patients in rural areas.
42. The word “detrimental” in line 1 is closest in
meaning to

The impact of electronic commerce in a developing country can be helpful rather than detrimental.
Electronic commerce has the potential to tie developing countries into the rest of the world so they are no
longer considered outsiders. For example, electronic commerce can enable more people to access products
and service that once were not available. Another benefit is that electronics commerce stores are available 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. As the infrastructure for electronic commerce keep growing, service that were not
offered in the past become available. Many of these benefits have not been proven yet, but the technology
may still be detrimental in many developing countries; however, the constant innovation of software and
hardware will hopefully reduce these cost.

Consumer in developing countries can benefit from electronic commerce becouse they can but product
that could only can be found in major cosmopolitan cities. Electronic commerce is closing the gap between the
countries that have wide availability of products and those with limited availability. The basic pupose of
electronic commerce is to provide goods and services to consumers who do not live close to the physical
location of the product or service and would otherwise have a hard time acquiring these products and services.

Society and consumers alike have only begun to enjoy the benefits of electronic commerce. Since new
developments are made on a continuous basis, it will eventually affect very individual. Some of the benefits
enjoyed by society and consumers, for example, are ease of transaction, comparability of products, quick
delivery and the ability to make any type of transaction at any given time of day.

Electronic commerce facilitates delivery if public and social services, such as healthcare, education, and
distribution of government social services at a reduced cost, improving the quality of care and living in these
communities. For example, healthcare services can reach patients in rural areas.
43. The pronoun “they” in line 9 refers to

The impact of electronic commerce in a developing country can be helpful rather than detrimental.
Electronic commerce has the potential to tie developing countries into the rest of the world so they are no
longer considered outsiders. For example, electronic commerce can enable more people to access products
and service that once were not available. Another benefit is that electronics commerce stores are available 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. As the infrastructure for electronic commerce keep growing, service that were not
offered in the past become available. Many of these benefits have not been proven yet, but the technology
may still be detrimental in many developing countries; however, the constant innovation of software and
hardware will hopefully reduce these cost.

Consumer in developing countries can benefit from electronic commerce becouse they can but product
that could only can be found in major cosmopolitan cities. Electronic commerce is closing the gap between the
countries that have wide availability of products and those with limited availability. The basic pupose of
electronic commerce is to provide goods and services to consumers who do not live close to the physical
location of the product or service and would otherwise have a hard time acquiring these products and services.

Society and consumers alike have only begun to enjoy the benefits of electronic commerce. Since new
developments are made on a continuous basis, it will eventually affect very individual. Some of the benefits
enjoyed by society and consumers, for example, are ease of transaction, comparability of products, quick
delivery and the ability to make any type of transaction at any given time of day.

Electronic commerce facilitates delivery if public and social services, such as healthcare, education, and
distribution of government social services at a reduced cost, improving the quality of care and living in these
communities. For example, healthcare services can reach patients in rural areas.
44. Where is the text does not the author mention
the impact of software and hardware innovation?

The impact of electronic commerce in a developing country can be helpful rather than detrimental.
Electronic commerce has the potential to tie developing countries into the rest of the world so they are no
longer considered outsiders. For example, electronic commerce can enable more people to access products
and service that once were not available. Another benefit is that electronics commerce stores are available 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. As the infrastructure for electronic commerce keep growing, service that were not
offered in the past become available. Many of these benefits have not been proven yet, but the technology
may still be detrimental in many developing countries; however, the constant innovation of software and
hardware will hopefully reduce these cost.

Consumer in developing countries can benefit from electronic commerce becouse they can but product
that could only can be found in major cosmopolitan cities. Electronic commerce is closing the gap between the
countries that have wide availability of products and those with limited availability. The basic pupose of
electronic commerce is to provide goods and services to consumers who do not live close to the physical
location of the product or service and would otherwise have a hard time acquiring these products and services.

Society and consumers alike have only begun to enjoy the benefits of electronic commerce. Since new
developments are made on a continuous basis, it will eventually affect very individual. Some of the benefits
enjoyed by society and consumers, for example, are ease of transaction, comparability of products, quick
delivery and the ability to make any type of transaction at any given time of day.

Electronic commerce facilitates delivery if public and social services, such as healthcare, education, and
distribution of government social services at a reduced cost, improving the quality of care and living in these
communities. For example, healthcare services can reach patients in rural areas.
45. It is implied in the text that

The impact of electronic commerce in a developing country can be helpful rather than detrimental.
Electronic commerce has the potential to tie developing countries into the rest of the world so they are no
longer considered outsiders. For example, electronic commerce can enable more people to access products
and service that once were not available. Another benefit is that electronics commerce stores are available 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. As the infrastructure for electronic commerce keep growing, service that were not
offered in the past become available. Many of these benefits have not been proven yet, but the technology
may still be detrimental in many developing countries; however, the constant innovation of software and
hardware will hopefully reduce these cost.

Consumer in developing countries can benefit from electronic commerce becouse they can but product
that could only can be found in major cosmopolitan cities. Electronic commerce is closing the gap between the
countries that have wide availability of products and those with limited availability. The basic pupose of
electronic commerce is to provide goods and services to consumers who do not live close to the physical
location of the product or service and would otherwise have a hard time acquiring these products and services.

Society and consumers alike have only begun to enjoy the benefits of electronic commerce. Since new
developments are made on a continuous basis, it will eventually affect very individual. Some of the benefits
enjoyed by society and consumers, for example, are ease of transaction, comparability of products, quick
delivery and the ability to make any type of transaction at any given time of day.

Electronic commerce facilitates delivery if public and social services, such as healthcare, education, and
distribution of government social services at a reduced cost, improving the quality of care and living in these
communities. For example, healthcare services can reach patients in rural areas.
46. Which of the following best describes the
organization of this text?

The impact of electronic commerce in a developing country can be helpful rather than detrimental.
Electronic commerce has the potential to tie developing countries into the rest of the world so they are no
longer considered outsiders. For example, electronic commerce can enable more people to access products
and service that once were not available. Another benefit is that electronics commerce stores are available 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. As the infrastructure for electronic commerce keep growing, service that were not
offered in the past become available. Many of these benefits have not been proven yet, but the technology
may still be detrimental in many developing countries; however, the constant innovation of software and
hardware will hopefully reduce these cost.

Consumer in developing countries can benefit from electronic commerce becouse they can but product
that could only can be found in major cosmopolitan cities. Electronic commerce is closing the gap between the
countries that have wide availability of products and those with limited availability. The basic pupose of
electronic commerce is to provide goods and services to consumers who do not live close to the physical
location of the product or service and would otherwise have a hard time acquiring these products and services.

Society and consumers alike have only begun to enjoy the benefits of electronic commerce. Since new
developments are made on a continuous basis, it will eventually affect very individual. Some of the benefits
enjoyed by society and consumers, for example, are ease of transaction, comparability of products, quick
delivery and the ability to make any type of transaction at any given time of day.

Electronic commerce facilitates delivery if public and social services, such as healthcare, education, and
distribution of government social services at a reduced cost, improving the quality of care and living in these
communities. For example, healthcare services can reach patients in rural areas.
47. The text states all the following EXCEPT

The impact of electronic commerce in a developing country can be helpful rather than detrimental.
Electronic commerce has the potential to tie developing countries into the rest of the world so they are no
longer considered outsiders. For example, electronic commerce can enable more people to access products
and service that once were not available. Another benefit is that electronics commerce stores are available 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. As the infrastructure for electronic commerce keep growing, service that were not
offered in the past become available. Many of these benefits have not been proven yet, but the technology
may still be detrimental in many developing countries; however, the constant innovation of software and
hardware will hopefully reduce these cost.

Consumer in developing countries can benefit from electronic commerce becouse they can but product
that could only can be found in major cosmopolitan cities. Electronic commerce is closing the gap between the
countries that have wide availability of products and those with limited availability. The basic pupose of
electronic commerce is to provide goods and services to consumers who do not live close to the physical
location of the product or service and would otherwise have a hard time acquiring these products and services.

Society and consumers alike have only begun to enjoy the benefits of electronic commerce. Since new
developments are made on a continuous basis, it will eventually affect very individual. Some of the benefits
enjoyed by society and consumers, for example, are ease of transaction, comparability of products, quick
delivery and the ability to make any type of transaction at any given time of day.

Electronic commerce facilitates delivery if public and social services, such as healthcare, education, and
distribution of government social services at a reduced cost, improving the quality of care and living in these
communities. For example, healthcare services can reach patients in rural areas.
48. The purpose of the text is to

The impact of electronic commerce in a developing country can be helpful rather than detrimental.
Electronic commerce has the potential to tie developing countries into the rest of the world so they are no
longer considered outsiders. For example, electronic commerce can enable more people to access products
and service that once were not available. Another benefit is that electronics commerce stores are available 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. As the infrastructure for electronic commerce keep growing, service that were not
offered in the past become available. Many of these benefits have not been proven yet, but the technology
may still be detrimental in many developing countries; however, the constant innovation of software and
hardware will hopefully reduce these cost.

Consumer in developing countries can benefit from electronic commerce becouse they can but product
that could only can be found in major cosmopolitan cities. Electronic commerce is closing the gap between the
countries that have wide availability of products and those with limited availability. The basic pupose of
electronic commerce is to provide goods and services to consumers who do not live close to the physical
location of the product or service and would otherwise have a hard time acquiring these products and services.

Society and consumers alike have only begun to enjoy the benefits of electronic commerce. Since new
developments are made on a continuous basis, it will eventually affect very individual. Some of the benefits
enjoyed by society and consumers, for example, are ease of transaction, comparability of products, quick
delivery and the ability to make any type of transaction at any given time of day.

Electronic commerce facilitates delivery if public and social services, such as healthcare, education, and
distribution of government social services at a reduced cost, improving the quality of care and living in these
communities. For example, healthcare services can reach patients in rural areas.
50. it can be inferred from the text that

Bullying behaviour, broadly descrbed as intimidating or harrasing another person through physical or verbal
assault and insults, can bagin at any age, but it seems to be a particular problem among children and adolescents.
(51)________ it is usually a one-one behaviour, bullying also has a broader social impact. Victims may feel
humiliated, and thus (52)________ in the peer group, while bullies may feel (53)________ a position of superiority
in the same group. Bullying behaviour can continue into adulthood, although by that time it may be regarded as a
criminal behaviour and result (54)________ legal action (e.g charges of “assaults and battery”).
The social stratification (55)________ bullying is often a precursor of adults. Children who are bullies may
continue to intimidate, or try to intimidate, this peers (56)________ they are adults. Other adults lear to cope with
(57)________ society (58)________ bullies and victims in different social groups.
(59)________ techniques for dealing with bullies is part of (60)________ task of schools to create a safe
environment for all children and to teach acceptable social behaviour.

51.

Bullying behaviour, broadly descrbed as intimidating or harrasing another person through physical or verbal
assault and insults, can bagin at any age, but it seems to be a particular problem among children and adolescents.
(51)________ it is usually a one-one behaviour, bullying also has a broader social impact. Victims may feel
humiliated, and thus (52)________ in the peer group, while bullies may feel (53)________ a position of superiority
in the same group. Bullying behaviour can continue into adulthood, although by that time it may be regarded as a
criminal behaviour and result (54)________ legal action (e.g charges of “assaults and battery”).
The social stratification (55)________ bullying is often a precursor of adults. Children who are bullies may
continue to intimidate, or try to intimidate, this peers (56)________ they are adults. Other adults lear to cope with
(57)________ society (58)________ bullies and victims in different social groups.
(59)________ techniques for dealing with bullies is part of (60)________ task of schools to create a safe
environment for all children and to teach acceptable social behaviour.

52.

Bullying behaviour, broadly descrbed as intimidating or harrasing another person through physical or verbal
assault and insults, can bagin at any age, but it seems to be a particular problem among children and adolescents.
(51)________ it is usually a one-one behaviour, bullying also has a broader social impact. Victims may feel
humiliated, and thus (52)________ in the peer group, while bullies may feel (53)________ a position of superiority
in the same group. Bullying behaviour can continue into adulthood, although by that time it may be regarded as a
criminal behaviour and result (54)________ legal action (e.g charges of “assaults and battery”).
The social stratification (55)________ bullying is often a precursor of adults. Children who are bullies may
continue to intimidate, or try to intimidate, this peers (56)________ they are adults. Other adults lear to cope with
(57)________ society (58)________ bullies and victims in different social groups.
(59)________ techniques for dealing with bullies is part of (60)________ task of schools to create a safe
environment for all children and to teach acceptable social behaviour.

53.

Bullying behaviour, broadly descrbed as intimidating or harrasing another person through physical or verbal
assault and insults, can bagin at any age, but it seems to be a particular problem among children and adolescents.
(51)________ it is usually a one-one behaviour, bullying also has a broader social impact. Victims may feel
humiliated, and thus (52)________ in the peer group, while bullies may feel (53)________ a position of superiority
in the same group. Bullying behaviour can continue into adulthood, although by that time it may be regarded as a
criminal behaviour and result (54)________ legal action (e.g charges of “assaults and battery”).
The social stratification (55)________ bullying is often a precursor of adults. Children who are bullies may
continue to intimidate, or try to intimidate, this peers (56)________ they are adults. Other adults lear to cope with
(57)________ society (58)________ bullies and victims in different social groups.
(59)________ techniques for dealing with bullies is part of (60)________ task of schools to create a safe
environment for all children and to teach acceptable social behaviour.

54.

Bullying behaviour, broadly descrbed as intimidating or harrasing another person through physical or verbal
assault and insults, can bagin at any age, but it seems to be a particular problem among children and adolescents.
(51)________ it is usually a one-one behaviour, bullying also has a broader social impact. Victims may feel
humiliated, and thus (52)________ in the peer group, while bullies may feel (53)________ a position of superiority
in the same group. Bullying behaviour can continue into adulthood, although by that time it may be regarded as a
criminal behaviour and result (54)________ legal action (e.g charges of “assaults and battery”).
The social stratification (55)________ bullying is often a precursor of adults. Children who are bullies may
continue to intimidate, or try to intimidate, this peers (56)________ they are adults. Other adults lear to cope with
(57)________ society (58)________ bullies and victims in different social groups.
(59)________ techniques for dealing with bullies is part of (60)________ task of schools to create a safe
environment for all children and to teach acceptable social behaviour.

55.

Bullying behaviour, broadly descrbed as intimidating or harrasing another person through physical or verbal
assault and insults, can bagin at any age, but it seems to be a particular problem among children and adolescents.
(51)________ it is usually a one-one behaviour, bullying also has a broader social impact. Victims may feel
humiliated, and thus (52)________ in the peer group, while bullies may feel (53)________ a position of superiority
in the same group. Bullying behaviour can continue into adulthood, although by that time it may be regarded as a
criminal behaviour and result (54)________ legal action (e.g charges of “assaults and battery”).
The social stratification (55)________ bullying is often a precursor of adults. Children who are bullies may
continue to intimidate, or try to intimidate, this peers (56)________ they are adults. Other adults lear to cope with
(57)________ society (58)________ bullies and victims in different social groups.
(59)________ techniques for dealing with bullies is part of (60)________ task of schools to create a safe
environment for all children and to teach acceptable social behaviour.

51.

Bullying behaviour, broadly descrbed as intimidating or harrasing another person through physical or verbal
assault and insults, can bagin at any age, but it seems to be a particular problem among children and adolescents.
(51)________ it is usually a one-one behaviour, bullying also has a broader social impact. Victims may feel
humiliated, and thus (52)________ in the peer group, while bullies may feel (53)________ a position of superiority
in the same group. Bullying behaviour can continue into adulthood, although by that time it may be regarded as a
criminal behaviour and result (54)________ legal action (e.g charges of “assaults and battery”).
The social stratification (55)________ bullying is often a precursor of adults. Children who are bullies may
continue to intimidate, or try to intimidate, this peers (56)________ they are adults. Other adults lear to cope with
(57)________ society (58)________ bullies and victims in different social groups.
(59)________ techniques for dealing with bullies is part of (60)________ task of schools to create a safe
environment for all children and to teach acceptable social behaviour.

57.

Bullying behaviour, broadly descrbed as intimidating or harrasing another person through physical or verbal
assault and insults, can bagin at any age, but it seems to be a particular problem among children and adolescents.
(51)________ it is usually a one-one behaviour, bullying also has a broader social impact. Victims may feel
humiliated, and thus (52)________ in the peer group, while bullies may feel (53)________ a position of superiority
in the same group. Bullying behaviour can continue into adulthood, although by that time it may be regarded as a
criminal behaviour and result (54)________ legal action (e.g charges of “assaults and battery”).
The social stratification (55)________ bullying is often a precursor of adults. Children who are bullies may
continue to intimidate, or try to intimidate, this peers (56)________ they are adults. Other adults lear to cope with
(57)________ society (58)________ bullies and victims in different social groups.
(59)________ techniques for dealing with bullies is part of (60)________ task of schools to create a safe
environment for all children and to teach acceptable social behaviour.

58.

Bullying behaviour, broadly descrbed as intimidating or harrasing another person through physical or verbal
assault and insults, can bagin at any age, but it seems to be a particular problem among children and adolescents.
(51)________ it is usually a one-one behaviour, bullying also has a broader social impact. Victims may feel
humiliated, and thus (52)________ in the peer group, while bullies may feel (53)________ a position of superiority
in the same group. Bullying behaviour can continue into adulthood, although by that time it may be regarded as a
criminal behaviour and result (54)________ legal action (e.g charges of “assaults and battery”).
The social stratification (55)________ bullying is often a precursor of adults. Children who are bullies may
continue to intimidate, or try to intimidate, this peers (56)________ they are adults. Other adults lear to cope with
(57)________ society (58)________ bullies and victims in different social groups.
(59)________ techniques for dealing with bullies is part of (60)________ task of schools to create a safe
environment for all children and to teach acceptable social behaviour.

59.

Bullying behaviour, broadly descrbed as intimidating or harrasing another person through physical or verbal
assault and insults, can bagin at any age, but it seems to be a particular problem among children and adolescents.
(51)________ it is usually a one-one behaviour, bullying also has a broader social impact. Victims may feel
humiliated, and thus (52)________ in the peer group, while bullies may feel (53)________ a position of superiority
in the same group. Bullying behaviour can continue into adulthood, although by that time it may be regarded as a
criminal behaviour and result (54)________ legal action (e.g charges of “assaults and battery”).
The social stratification (55)________ bullying is often a precursor of adults. Children who are bullies may
continue to intimidate, or try to intimidate, this peers (56)________ they are adults. Other adults lear to cope with
(57)________ society (58)________ bullies and victims in different social groups.
(59)________ techniques for dealing with bullies is part of (60)________ task of schools to create a safe
environment for all children and to teach acceptable social behaviour.

60.

Dalam dua bulan berjalan, setidaknya ada peristiwa kebudayaan penting yang menempatkan candi
sebagai sumber “energi”. Pada awal Maret 2014, sekelompok seniman mementaskan lakon “Shima : Kembalinya
Sang Legenda”. Dalam pementasan tanggal 1-2 Maret di Gedung Kesenian Jakarta (GKJ) itu, sutradara Putut Budi
Santosa melibatkan dua arkeolog, yakni Edy Sedyawati dan Inda C. Noerhadi. Kemudian, dramaturgi pertunjukan
berbentuk drama tari disusun berdasarkan temuan-temuan arkeologis di Candi Dieng.

Dieng dipakai sebagai acuan riset mengingat keberadaan Ratu Shima sebagai raja negeri Kalingga hanya
ditemukan berdasarkan kabar para pencatat dari negeri Tiongkok. Candi Dieng menurut kajian arkeologis memiliki
kesamaan zaman dengan keberadaan Kalingga yang deperkirakan berasal dari 1.500 tahun yang lalu.

Kolaborasi antara sutradara sekaligus koreografer Putu Budi Sentosa, penata musik Joko Winarko,
perancang busana Lucky Wijayanti, serta pendesain aksesoru Terry W. Supit, dan para arkeolog menghasilkan
gambaran pertunjukan yang detail. Mereka bekerja tidak hanya dalam kerangka mengejar nilai, tetapi juga
memperhatikan bentuk-bentuk aksesori, busana, dan alat musik yang diperkirakan ada di masa Kalingga.
Tinggalan-tinggalan, seperti relief dan bentuk candi, dibaca ulang, lalu diinterpretasikan untuk menemukan ragam
hias busana dan aksesori mendekati aslinya.
21. Inti bacaan di atas adalah

Dalam dua bulan berjalan, setidaknya ada peristiwa kebudayaan penting yang menempatkan candi
sebagai sumber “energi”. Pada awal Maret 2014, sekelompok seniman mementaskan lakon “Shima : Kembalinya
Sang Legenda”. Dalam pementasan tanggal 1-2 Maret di Gedung Kesenian Jakarta (GKJ) itu, sutradara Putut Budi
Santosa melibatkan dua arkeolog, yakni Edy Sedyawati dan Inda C. Noerhadi. Kemudian, dramaturgi pertunjukan
berbentuk drama tari disusun berdasarkan temuan-temuan arkeologis di Candi Dieng.

Dieng dipakai sebagai acuan riset mengingat keberadaan Ratu Shima sebagai raja negeri Kalingga hanya
ditemukan berdasarkan kabar para pencatat dari negeri Tiongkok. Candi Dieng menurut kajian arkeologis memiliki
kesamaan zaman dengan keberadaan Kalingga yang deperkirakan berasal dari 1.500 tahun yang lalu.

Kolaborasi antara sutradara sekaligus koreografer Putu Budi Sentosa, penata musik Joko Winarko,
perancang busana Lucky Wijayanti, serta pendesain aksesoru Terry W. Supit, dan para arkeolog menghasilkan
gambaran pertunjukan yang detail. Mereka bekerja tidak hanya dalam kerangka mengejar nilai, tetapi juga
memperhatikan bentuk-bentuk aksesori, busana, dan alat musik yang diperkirakan ada di masa Kalingga.
Tinggalan-tinggalan, seperti relief dan bentuk candi, dibaca ulang, lalu diinterpretasikan untuk menemukan ragam
hias busana dan aksesori mendekati aslinya.
22. Topik bacaan di atas adalah

Dalam dua bulan berjalan, setidaknya ada peristiwa kebudayaan penting yang menempatkan candi
sebagai sumber “energi”. Pada awal Maret 2014, sekelompok seniman mementaskan lakon “Shima : Kembalinya
Sang Legenda”. Dalam pementasan tanggal 1-2 Maret di Gedung Kesenian Jakarta (GKJ) itu, sutradara Putut Budi
Santosa melibatkan dua arkeolog, yakni Edy Sedyawati dan Inda C. Noerhadi. Kemudian, dramaturgi pertunjukan
berbentuk drama tari disusun berdasarkan temuan-temuan arkeologis di Candi Dieng.

Dieng dipakai sebagai acuan riset mengingat keberadaan Ratu Shima sebagai raja negeri Kalingga hanya
ditemukan berdasarkan kabar para pencatat dari negeri Tiongkok. Candi Dieng menurut kajian arkeologis memiliki
kesamaan zaman dengan keberadaan Kalingga yang deperkirakan berasal dari 1.500 tahun yang lalu.

Kolaborasi antara sutradara sekaligus koreografer Putu Budi Sentosa, penata musik Joko Winarko,
perancang busana Lucky Wijayanti, serta pendesain aksesoru Terry W. Supit, dan para arkeolog menghasilkan
gambaran pertunjukan yang detail. Mereka bekerja tidak hanya dalam kerangka mengejar nilai, tetapi juga
memperhatikan bentuk-bentuk aksesori, busana, dan alat musik yang diperkirakan ada di masa Kalingga.
Tinggalan-tinggalan, seperti relief dan bentuk candi, dibaca ulang, lalu diinterpretasikan untuk menemukan ragam
hias busana dan aksesori mendekati aslinya.
23. Pernyataan yang tidak berhubungan dengan isi
bacaan di atas adalah

24. Faktor risiko yang berhubungan erat dengan
kanker kolon atau kanker yang menyerang usus
besar adalah gaya hidup. Tak dapat dipungkiri
bahwa kanker kolon merupakan penyebab
kematian kedua di dunia. Pencegahan kanker
kolon dapat dilakukan dengan cara meningkatkan
konsumsi serat makanan, termasuk prebiotik dan
probiotik (sinbiotik) yang dikenal masyarakat.
Isi pokok paragraf di atas adalah

25. Pemerintah bisa mengatasi masalah belum
optimalnya manfaat pembangunan ekonomi
dengan melakukan redistribusi pendapatan
melalui anggaran dan pajak. Di satu sisi, besarnya
subsidi energi, misalnya, jelas membuat upaya
redistribusi sia-sia karena penerima subsidi justru
kelompok kaya. Di sisi yang lain, pemerintah
harus menaikkan anggaran infrastruktur yang
masih rendah untuk membuka kesempatan kerja.
Dengan demikian, pemerintah harus menerapkan
pajak progresif yang tinggi untuk kepemilikan
properti dan mobil. Upaya ini ibarat sekali rengkuh
dua tujuan tercapai: mengatasi kesenjangan
sekaligus mengurangi subsidi.
Ide pokok paragraf di atas adalah

26. Dampak buruk mengonsumsi minuman soda
berlebihan ternyata tidak dapat diremehkan. Gula
dan asam pada minuman bersoda dapat mengikis
email gigi. Sementara itu, sodium benzoat yang
ditemukan dalam soda dapat mengurangi
persedian potasium dan bisa memicu asma.
Banyak mengonsumsi minuman ringan juga dapat
meningkatkan resiko sindrom metabolisme,
seperti diabetes dan gangguan hati. Kandungan
asam fosfor yang tinggi dalam soda memengaruhi
batu ginjal dan masalah ginjal lainnya.
Pernyataan yang tidak berhubungan dengan isi
paragraf di atas adalah

27. Penurunan populasi ikan di kawasan barat
Indonesia, khususnya Laut Jawa dan Selat
Malaka, disebabkan oleh intensitas penangkapan
yang tidak diimbangi dengan pengembangbiakan
yang cukup. Pohon bakau yang menjadi habitat
alami ikan nyaris punah di wilayah itu sehingga
mengurangi jumlah stok ikan secara alami pula. Di
sinilah pentingnya revitalisasi pesisir dengan
konsep baru, yakni menjaga harmoni ekosistem
laut dengan aktivitas manusia. Laut seharusnya
menjadi subjek yang dibutuhkan manusia
sehingga perlu dikelola dengan baik dan
bijaksana.
Simpulan paragraf di atas adalah

28. Penulisan huruf kapital yang semuanya benar
terdapat dalam kalimat

29. Penulisan unsur serapan yang tidak tepat terdapat
dalam kalimat

31. Kelompok pemuda-pemuda yang tergabung
dalam gerakan “Revolusi Putih” membagi-bagikan
10.000 kotak susu di Bundaran Hotel Indonesia,
Jakarta. Tidak lupa dalam kesempatan tersebut
mereka mengajak tokoh-tokoh superhero “Mas
Garuda” dan “Arya Bima” untuk terlibat. Anak
anak yang memadati wilayah itupun sangat
antusias menyaksikan kegiatan-kegiatan itu.
Pada paragraf di atas terdapat penggunaan kata
ulang yang tidak tepat, yaitu kata

32. Kata bentukan yang tidak tepat terdapat dalam
kalimat

33. Untuk tahun 2014, anggaran negara yang
mencapai Rp150 triliun sebagian besar akan
dialokasikan untuk pertahanan.
revitalisasi industri
Kalimat yang memiliki pola yang sama dengan
kalimat di atas adalah

34. Yang merupakan kalimat baku adalah

35. Masih belum diakuinya aktivitas ekonomi kreatif
oleh perbankan membuat mereka sulit
mendapatkan dukungan finansial. Minimnya
modal itu telah memangkas kreativitas mereka.
Makna kata memangkas pada kalimat di atas
adalah

36. Kaum miskin dan menengah yang ada disejumlah
negara Asia Tenggara dan Pasifik Barat paling
merasakan dampak polusi udara pada tahun 2012
dengan 3,3 juta kematian akibat polusi di dalam
rumah dan 2,6 juta lainnya akibat polusi di luar
rumah.
Kalimat tersebut merupakan perluasan dari
kalimat inti

37. Yang merupakan kalimat baku adalah

38. Kalimat yang mengandung makna idiomatis
adalah

39. Kata yang mengalami perubahan makna
menyempit, terdapat dalam kalimat

40. Diskursus budaya tidak hanya berkaitan dengan
sektor seni dan adat istiadat, tetapi juga dengan
perilaku dan cara berpikir.
Padanan makna yang tidak tepat untuk kata
diskursus dalam kalimat di atas adalah