Reading Section Paket 3: Contoh Soal UAS Bahasa Inggris SMA-SMK

Mister Guru (Prastowo Ismanto)
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Reading Section

I. Short Dialogues

Questions 1 to 14: Choose the best answer to complete each dialogue.
  1. Dito: "Where would you like to put these plants, Nia?"
    Nia: "How about over here by the window?"
    Dito: ".... They need much light."
    1. That’s good news.
    2. What a surprise!
    3. You’re right.
    4. No, thanks.
  2. Deni: "I can’t find the pharmacy. It must have moved somewhere."
    Sri: "Yes, .... But now it’s a barbershop."
    1. There was a barbershop here.
    2. Here’s the pharmacy.
    3. I know where the pharmacy is.
    4. There used to be a pharmacy here.
  3. Yuni: "Would you like to attend our English club meeting this weekend?"
    Gina: ".... I have nothing to do on Saturdays and Sundays."
    Yuni: "Great then. You can practice your English there."
    1. I’m very sorry but I can’t come with you.
    2. I think you should practice alone.
    3. That sounds interesting.
    4. How do you practice your English?
  4. Ita: "I’m sorry for being late, Sir. ...?"
    Teacher: "Well, you often come late, Ita. Why are you late again now?"
    Icha: "The traffic was busy and the bus was very slow."
    1. Shall I be absent?
    2. Could you come earlier?
    3. How long have I been late?
    4. May I come in?
  5. Aldo: "The soup is much too salty. ...."
    Alya: "I’m surprised. The food here is usually very good."
    Aldo: "I know. I’ve brought clients here many times."
    1. Can you find it on the menu?
    2. I think I’ll send it back.
    3. The waiter always serves the food.
    4. I don’t know that this is a good restaurant.
  6. Ayu: "I can’t decide what to eat. ...?"
    Waiter: "Well, we have special Arabic chicken curry, Ma’am."
    Ayu: "Alright. I’ll have that with a plate of rice and a glass of orange juice, please."
    1. Would you have anything to eat?
    2. What do you recommend?
    3. Could you take my order?
    4. What would you like to eat?
  7. Heri: "When will my laundry be ready?"
    Assistant: "In an hour at the latest, Sir. You can wait in the waiting room.
    Heri: "I don’t think so. I have something to do. ...."
    1. I’ll make it ready soon.
    2. I’ll come back later.
    3. Could you wait with me?
    4. I sent my laundry here yesterday.
  8. Sigit: "Our school will not allow us to use mobile phones during school. What do you think?"
    Lodi: ".... We may need to browse some materials online."
    Sigit: "Yes, I agree with you."
    1. I completely disagree.
    2. I agree with it.
    3. That’s very true.
    4. I can’t agree more.
  9. Tukul: "How will you spend your vacation?"
    Gayus: "I’ll go to Bali. If I had a longer vacation, ...."
    1. I would have gone around the world.
    2. I will travel to Hawaii.
    3. I would visit Hawaii as well.
    4. I would spend my vacation at home.
  10. Tomo: "Excuse me. …?"
    Receptionist: "This way, Sir. It’s along this corridor, next to the lift."
    1. Where is the conference room?
    2. Where can I find the lift?
    3. Can you tell me where the lift is?
    4. Which way should you take?
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  1. Wati: "Did you enjoy your trip?"
    Ida: "Yes, thank you. ...."
    1. The service was satisfying.
    2. I will surely enjoy it.
    3. I would like to take a trip.
    4. Have a great time.
  2. Arya: "Do you have any flights to Medan next Tuesday afternoon?"
    Clerk: ".... Yes, there's a flight at 6:45 a.m. and one at 9:00 a.m."
    Arya: "That’s great. I’ll take the first one."
    1. How many flights do you need?
    2. Just a moment, please.
    3. When are you going to fly?
    4. Do you want a plane ticket or a bus ticket?
  3. Siti: "How long do you think the staff meeting will last?"
    Silvi: "The schedule says it will last for two hours. ...."
    Siti: "Let’s finish on time. I have a lunch appointment at twelve."
    1. We’ll probably finish at about eleven.
    2. We have just finished.
    3. What time would you like to finish?
    4. We’ll finish it after work tomorrow.
  4. Gita: "Can we use the conference room for a meeting tomorrow morning?"
    Clerk: ".... It’s free in the afternoon, though."
    Gita: "OK. We’ll reschedule for tomorrow at 2 p.m."
    1. Of course.
    2. No, we’re full all day tomorrow.
    3. I guess there should be no problem with that.
    4. No, it’s already been reserved.
  5. Read the following conversation and answer questions number 15 and 16.
    Ardi: "I’m thinking about getting a new TV set."
    Edo: "Oh, really? What kind?"
    Ardi: "Everyone says I should get a Led TV."
    Edo: "Yes. It’s more expensive but it saves more energy."
    Ardi: "Hmmm ..., I need to save more money then."
    Edo: "Well, you should take a look at an electronic store, and choose the one within your price range."
    Ardi: "You're right. I'll do that."
  6. What is the topic of the conversation?
    1. Ardi's new TV set
    2. A Led TV set
    3. Ardi's plan to buy a TV
    4. Edo's opinion about TV
  7. What will Ardi most probably do immediately?
    1. Go to an electronic store
    2. Save some more money
    3. Sell his old TV set
    4. Choose an expensive TV set
  8. Read the following conversation and answer questions number 17 to 19.
    Man: "Excuse me. Where can I find XYZ toothpaste?"
    Woman: "Toothpaste? It’s in aisle two."
    Man: "I know, but I couldn’t find any."
    Woman: "Wait a minute. Let me check with our stock."
    Man: "OK, thank you."

  9. Where does the dialogue probably take place?
    1. A traditional market
    2. A toothpaste manufacturer
    3. A convenient store
    4. A customer service office
  10. What is most likely the woman's job?
    1. A shop attendant
    2. A shop customer
    3. A toothpaste distributor
    4. A warehouse supervisor
  11. What is the man going to do?
    1. Buy another toothpaste
    2. Update the stock
    3. Check at aisle two
    4. Wait for the woman
  12. Read the following conversation and answer questions number 20 and 21.
    Roni: "This printer’s driving me crazy!"
    Agus: "What do you mean?"
    Roni: "It’s not working again. It won’t print."
    Agus: "Let me see. If it's broken, we won’t be able to send the documents today."
    Roni: "Well, it's high time we have a newer printer."

  13. The above dialogue possibly takes place in ....
    1. A printing company
    2. An office
    3. A repair shop
    4. A printer shop
  14. From the dialogue, we can conclude that ....
    1. They have more than one printers.
    2. Their job is repairing printers.
    3. They should buy a new printer.
    4. The price of a new printer is high.
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Read the following conversation and answer questions number 22 and 23.
Man: "Tell me something about your education."
Woman: "Sure. I graduated from a vocational high school where I majored at Office Administration."
Man: "Well, when did you graduate?"
Woman: "Two years ago. A month after my graduation, I attended a training program for a year."

  1. The above dialogue possibly takes place during ....
    1. a scholarship selection
    2. a daily conversation
    3. a school registration
    4. a job interview
  2. What information is NOT provided in the above dialogue?
    1. What the training program was about
    2. The woman's education background
    3. When the woman graduated from school
    4. How long the training program was
  3. II. Reading Comprehension

    Questions 24 - 35 are based on a selection of reading materials. Choose the best answer A, B, C, or D to each question.
    Questions 24-26 refer to the following letter
    Ardmore Express Box 6467 Miami, FL 33399

    Mr. Joseph Sung
    2249 Oak St.
    Champaign, IL. 60602
    Account Number: 2736-8273888-09

    Dear Account Holder
    Thank you for contacting us with regard to the charge on your Ardmore Express Gold Card account. We have contacted Schroeder’s Department Store on your behalf and are awaiting a reply.

    If we find that the charge was made to your account in error, we will make a credit adjustment within one business day.

    We appreciate your patience as it may take six to eight weeks to complete the research needed to resolve your claim. If we can be of any further assistance, please call (888) 555-9870 to speak with a customer service representative.

    Sincerely,
    S. Nagle
    Customer Service Supervisor

  4. What does the letter talk about?
    1. A mistake in a credit card bill
    2. A change to an account number
    3. A complaint about customer service
    4. A charge for a late payment
  5. What is Mr. Sung asked to do?
    1. Contact the department store
    2. Wait six to eight weeks
    3. Adjust his account balance
    4. Pay his bill immediately
  6. What is suggested by Mr. Nagle if Mr.Sung needs more help?
    1. Sending an email to Mr. Nagle
    2. Sending a fax to the customer service representative
    3. Make a phone call to Mr. Nagle
    4. Make a phone call to the customer service representative
  7. Questions 27-29 refer to the following text.
    Professional female stylist working in the fashion industry

    Lorraine Kulasingam has worked in the fashion industry as stylist for ten years, choosing the clothing that models and movie stars wear for on-camera appearances. “I am the one who decides how the actors look,” she says. “I love it. Every day is different.”

    Although Lorraine routinely meets famous movie stars, there is a disadvantage to her job: she often works 18-hour days, and she has to accommodate everyone’s schedule. “It’s pretty tiring,” she admits. “But I wouldn’t change careers for anything.”

  8. What is indicated about Ms. Kulasingam’s job?
    1. She has recently changed her careers.
    2. She often works very long days.
    3. She gets tired of doing the same thing.
    4. She recently received a promotion.
  9. What does Ms. Kulasingam do in her job?
    1. Hires models who appear in advertisement.
    2. Selects clothing models and film stars.
    3. Organizes filming of televisions program.
    4. Takes picture for the fashion industry.
  10. What could be considered a benefit of her position?
    1. Meeting famous people.
    2. Receiving free accommodation.
    3. Being able to set her own work hours.
    4. Being in management-level position.
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Questions 30-32 refer to the following advertisement.

VACANCY

IMMEDIATELY REQUIRED
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Qualifications:
1. Female, attractive and representative appearance, age max. 30 years.
2. A degree from a reputable Secretarial academy with min. 5 years of experience.
3. Fluency in written and spoken English.
4. Computer literacy, excellent communication skills.

Please send your application attached with Curriculum Vitae and recent photograph within 5 days of this advertisement to:
PO Box 1000 Jakarta 6824
  1. What is being advertised?
    1. An executive secretary
    2. A job opening
    3. A qualified representative
    4. an immediate execution
  2. You should send your resume by
    1. mail
    2. e-mail
    3. telex
    4. facsimile
  3. Which of the following is NOT required?
    1. work experience
    2. English skill
    3. ability to operate computer
    4. work experience in an academy
  4. Questions 33-35 refer to the following text.
    How to Find Unusual Gifts

    Giving gifts is a well-known way to show our attention toward somebody else. Moreover, giving gifts may be important for certain special moments. Unusual or even weird gifts would leave a sweet memory for us and the recipient. So, try these tips to find something unusual as your gifts.

    Look for gifts wherever you find yourself, especially when you were on a trip. From a bazaar in Bandung to a tag sale in Berlin. Use the Internet. Follow links until you find what you want. Track down items such as rare prints, out-of-print books or antiques in the auction. Give a welcome service. A massage, costume makeovers, a day at the spa, or romantic dinner will be a nice welcome gift.

    Combine one or two things for a spectacular effect. The picture frame that you bought in Bali might provide the perfect background for showing off the portrait of the recipient.

    Come to a handicrafts store and talk to the people that make unique pieces. Visit art supply stores, craft shops, art galleries and factory stores for ideas.

  5. The word well-known in the first line has the similar meaning with ....
    1. Great
    2. Weird
    3. Special
    4. Famous
  6. The following are suggestions given from the text above, EXCEPT….
    1. Browse the internet to search a special gift.
    2. Match one or two things for spectacular effect.
    3. Visit some museums to get some ideas.
    4. Come to a handicraft shops and have a talk to the people there.
  7. What is the purpose of the text?
    1. To persuade people to come to a handicraft store
    2. To describe what a nice gift is like
    3. To give ideas about a welcome service
    4. To help people find memorable gifts
This is the end of the test.
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Updated: Oct 26th, 2020 03:20 p.m.

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