Reading Section Interactive Model Test 4: English Final Test Preparation for SMA-SMK

Quiz

Choose the most appropriate answer for each question.

1. Kiki: "Where should we have lunch, Sita?"
   Sita: "How about the new restaurant near the cinema?"
   Kiki: ".... I heard that it is good enough."
   1.   That’s terrible.
   2.   What a lunch we have now.
   3.   That’s a good idea.
   4.   You should know better.
2. Caller: "May I speak to the Manager, please?"
   Clerk: "I’m sorry, Sir. He’s out of town today. ...?"
   Caller: "No, thanks. I'll call again later."
   1.   Would you go out with him?
   2.   Would you like to leave a message?
   3.   May I help you?
   4.   Who do you want to speak to?
3. Fifi: "I haven’t met Mr. Rio for long. He teaches here, doesn't he?"
   Umi: "Don’t you know that he has moved? ..., but now he teaches at another school."
   1.   He has moved to a new school.
   2.   He still teaches here.
   3.   He used to teach here.
   4.   I know that he has moved.
4. Dea: "There’s a good movie playing at Studio 21."
   Gina: "The Unforgiven, right? I’ve been waiting for that film."
   Dea: "Shall we go there this weekend?"
   Gina: ".... I’m always free on Saturdays and Sundays."
   1.   It hasn’t played for a long time.
   2.   What about this weekend?
   3.   I don’t like that kind of film.
   4.   That sounds great.
5. Roni: "I’m attending my best friend’s wedding party in Surabaya tomorrow, Sir. ...?"
   Manager: "Actually, you have a lot of assignments to finish, Roni."
   Roni: "I will finish them today, Sir."
   1.   Would you like to come with me?
   2.   Could you give the actual date of the wedding party?
   3.   Could you finish my assignment?
   4.   May I have a day off?
6. Weni: "I’m sorry, but I’d like to return this blouse. I have the receipt here."
   Assistant: "What’s the reason for the return?"
   Weni: "...."
   1.   It really suits me.
   2.   It doesn’t suit very well.
   3.   It comes in size S, M, and L.
   4.   I like the color very much.
7. Waiter: "Excuse me, Ma’am. ...?"
   Fira: "Could I have some Gado-gado, please?"
   Waiter: "Certainly. Anything to drink?"
   1.   What do you want?
   2.   What would you like to have?
   3.   Could you provide the menu, please?
   4.   Where would you like to eat?
8. Lina: "I’m leaving for Surabaya tonight and I can’t pick you up as usual. ...?"
   Atik: "Don’t worry. I’ll take the public transportation."
   1.   Can you pick me up tomorrow?
   2.   How will you get to work tomorrow?
   3.   What will you do at work tomorrow?
   4.   When are you leaving for Surabaya?
9. Ari: "Why do you look so upset? What’s bothering you?"
   Maya: "I’ve lost my flash disk."
   Ari: ".... Do you remember where you last put it?"
   1.   I don’t want to bother you.
   2.   You can buy a new one.
   3.   I’m sorry to hear that.
   4.   What do you mean?
10. Tuti: "What would you do if you had a lot of money?"
    Gandi: ".... I like traveling."
    1.   I would go around the world.
    2.   I will be going wherever I like.
    3.   I will travel to Bali.
    4.   I would have visited many beautiful places.
11. Traveler: "...?"
    Pedestrian: "No, it’s just a five-minute walk from here. It’s along this street."
    1.   Could you tell me where the post office is?
    2.   Is the post office far from here?
    3.   How long does it take to walk to the post office?
    4.   Where is the post office?
12. Reni: "Your managing director resigned yesterday, didn’t he?"
    Ida: "Yes. .... He never told anyone about his plans."
    1.   That’s a good idea.
    2.   We knew he would resign.
    3.   It was quite a surprise.
    4.   He will resign someday.
13. Receptionist: "...?"
    Mrs. Siregar: "Double with bath. I'd appreciate it if you could give me a room with a view over the valley."
    1.   How many rooms do you need?
    2.   Would you make a reservation?
    3.   When are you going to stay at this hotel?
    4.   What kind of room would you like?
14. Vera: "Hasn’t Cita arrived yet?"
    Mei: ".... She called me just now and said that she was still on the way."
    1.   I think she will not come here today.
    2.   She would like to find her way.
    3.   Let’s cancel our meeting.
    4.   She will arrive soon.
15. Rini: "May I borrow the Oxford dictionary? I have a translation work to do."
    Librarian: "Let me see. .... What about Longman dictionary instead?"
    Rini: "That’ll be fine. Thank you."
    1.   Of course you can borrow it.
    2.   I’m sorry, but it hasn’t been returned.
    3.   Yes, it’s available.
    4.   Could you return it on time, please?
16. Budi: "The 8:00 show for The Train is sold out, so I got tickets for High Flyer. I hope that’s OK."
    Lusi: "That’s fine. People say that High Flyer is much better than The Train."
    
    What are the speakers talking about?
    1.   Movies
    2.   Train tickets
    3.   Plan to travel
    4.   Train schedule
17. Caller: "Hello? I’d like to speak to Mr. Anto, the manager, please."
    Ani: "I’m sorry. He’s out for lunch. Would you like to leave a message?"
    Caller: "Yes. Please tell her Rosa called. I’ll meet him at two this afternoon."
    
    What will Ani probably do immediately?
    1.   Tell Mr. Anto about Rosa's message
    2.   Postpone Mr. Anto's appointment
    3.   Meet Rosa at two o'clock
    4.   Arrange a lunch appointment
18. Ully: My music player isn't working. It’s driving me crazy!
    Joko: Let me have a look. If it's not a serious damage, maybe ....
    1.   you can try to play it
    2.   I will play it
    3.   you could fix it
    4.   I can fix it
19. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    Gardens by Hok

    
    PO Box 687
    
    1103 Lisbon, Portugal

    
    September 8, 2010
    
    Guy Williams
    
    Landscape Design Magazine
    
    Otto Heldringstraat 2:
    
    1066 AZ Amsterdam
    
    The Netherlands

    
    

    
    Dear Mr. Williams

    
    Thank you for your sending the advertising information. We have decided not to place an ad in the December issue, but we will consider placing one in the next issue in March.

    
    We will be in touch. Again thank you for your assistance.

    
    Sincerely yours,
    
    Sov Hok
    
    Landscape Architect

    Question:
    What is Sov Hok’s business?
    1.   Marketing
    2.   Designing gardens
    3.   Selling advertising
    4.   Designing skyscrapers
20. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    Gardens by Hok

    
    PO Box 687
    
    1103 Lisbon, Portugal

    
    September 8, 2010
    
    Guy Williams
    
    Landscape Design Magazine
    
    Otto Heldringstraat 2:
    
    1066 AZ Amsterdam
    
    The Netherlands

    
    

    
    Dear Mr. Williams

    
    Thank you for your sending the advertising information. We have decided not to place an ad in the December issue, but we will consider placing one in the next issue in March.

    
    We will be in touch. Again thank you for your assistance.

    
    Sincerely yours,
    
    Sov Hok
    
    Landscape Architect

    Question:
    Why did Mr. Hok write this letter?
    1.   To ask about how to place an ad
    2.   To place an ad in December
    3.   To ask Mr. Williams about a subscription
    4.   To say he wasn’t interested in placing an ad now
21. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    Gardens by Hok

    
    PO Box 687
    
    1103 Lisbon, Portugal

    
    September 8, 2010
    
    Guy Williams
    
    Landscape Design Magazine
    
    Otto Heldringstraat 2:
    
    1066 AZ Amsterdam
    
    The Netherlands

    
    

    
    Dear Mr. Williams

    
    Thank you for your sending the advertising information. We have decided not to place an ad in the December issue, but we will consider placing one in the next issue in March.

    
    We will be in touch. Again thank you for your assistance.

    
    Sincerely yours,
    
    Sov Hok
    
    Landscape Architect

    Question:
    How often does the magazine come out?
    1.   Monthly
    2.   By-weekly
    3.   Weekly
    4.   Quarterly
22. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    Gardens by Hok

    
    PO Box 687
    
    1103 Lisbon, Portugal

    
    September 8, 2010
    
    Guy Williams
    
    Landscape Design Magazine
    
    Otto Heldringstraat 2:
    
    1066 AZ Amsterdam
    
    The Netherlands

    
    

    
    Dear Mr. Williams

    
    Thank you for your sending the advertising information. We have decided not to place an ad in the December issue, but we will consider placing one in the next issue in March.

    
    We will be in touch. Again thank you for your assistance.

    
    Sincerely yours,
    
    Sov Hok
    
    Landscape Architect

    Question:
    What business does Mr. Williams run?
    1.   consultant
    2.   fashion
    3.   gardening
    4.   publishing
23. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    FEBRUARY	MARCH	APRIL	MAY
    Feb 4-Feb 24: Bonn, Germany International Jewelry Trade Fair	Mar 11-Apr 15: Budapest, Hungary International Furniture Fair Mar 12-Mar 20: Milan, Italy Automobile Show Mar 15-Mar 18: Guangzhou, China International Shoe Fair Mar 20-Mar 25: Moscow, Rusia International Textile Fair	Apr 16-Apr 24: Hannover, Germany Art and Antiques Fair Apr 14-Apr 21: Basel, Switzerland European Watch Fair	May 12-Jun 12: Bath, England International Computer Exhibit

    Question:
    What is this calendar list about?
    1.   A tour itinerary
    2.   Trade shows
    3.   Sport competitions
    4.   Musical events
24. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    FEBRUARY	MARCH	APRIL	MAY
    Feb 4-Feb 24: Bonn, Germany International Jewelry Trade Fair	Mar 11-Apr 15: Budapest, Hungary International Furniture Fair Mar 12-Mar 20: Milan, Italy Automobile Show Mar 15-Mar 18: Guangzhou, China International Shoe Fair Mar 20-Mar 25: Moscow, Rusia International Textile Fair	Apr 16-Apr 24: Hannover, Germany Art and Antiques Fair Apr 14-Apr 21: Basel, Switzerland European Watch Fair	May 12-Jun 12: Bath, England International Computer Exhibit

    Question:
    Which event does NOT take place in Europe?
    1.   International Shoe Fair
    2.   International Jewelry Trade Fair
    3.   Automobile show
    4.   Art and Antiques Fair
25. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    FEBRUARY	MARCH	APRIL	MAY
    Feb 4-Feb 24: Bonn, Germany International Jewelry Trade Fair	Mar 11-Apr 15: Budapest, Hungary International Furniture Fair Mar 12-Mar 20: Milan, Italy Automobile Show Mar 15-Mar 18: Guangzhou, China International Shoe Fair Mar 20-Mar 25: Moscow, Rusia International Textile Fair	Apr 16-Apr 24: Hannover, Germany Art and Antiques Fair Apr 14-Apr 21: Basel, Switzerland European Watch Fair	May 12-Jun 12: Bath, England International Computer Exhibit

    Question:
    If you were a buyer of a dress manufacturer, where should you go in March?
    1.   Budapest
    2.   Hannover
    3.   Bonn
    4.   Moscow
26. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    

    
    Amelia Earhart who was born at Atchison in 1897 was one of the first and is still probably the most famous woman aviator in the world. She dropped out from Columbia University and worked in California to earn money for flying lessons.

    
    In 1928, she became the first female passenger of transatlantic flight. She flew from new Newfoundland to Burry port, Wales. In 1932, at the age of thirty four, she was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean alone, from Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, to Ireland. This success was soon followed by a series of flights across the United States alone.

    
    In 1935, she was the first woman who made a solo flight from Hawaii to California in both directions. In 1937, she tried to fly around the world with Fred Noonan as her navigator. After completing more than two-thirds of the trip, her twin engine Lockheed Electra vanished near Howland Island in the Pacific Ocean, and no trace of Earheart or her plane was ever found.

    Question:
    What happened to Amelia in 1928?
    1.   She was the first female passenger on transatlantic flight
    2.   She talked to the first female passenger on transatlantic flight
    3.   She met the first female passenger on transatlantic flight
    4.   She flew across the Atlantic Ocean alone.
27. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    

    
    Amelia Earhart who was born at Atchison in 1897 was one of the first and is still probably the most famous woman aviator in the world. She dropped out from Columbia University and worked in California to earn money for flying lessons.

    
    In 1928, she became the first female passenger of transatlantic flight. She flew from new Newfoundland to Burry port, Wales. In 1932, at the age of thirty four, she was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean alone, from Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, to Ireland. This success was soon followed by a series of flights across the United States alone.

    
    In 1935, she was the first woman who made a solo flight from Hawaii to California in both directions. In 1937, she tried to fly around the world with Fred Noonan as her navigator. After completing more than two-thirds of the trip, her twin engine Lockheed Electra vanished near Howland Island in the Pacific Ocean, and no trace of Earheart or her plane was ever found.

    Question:
    When did she fly alone for the first time?
    1.   In 1932
    2.   In 1935
    3.   In 1928
    4.   In 1897
28. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    

    
    Amelia Earhart who was born at Atchison in 1897 was one of the first and is still probably the most famous woman aviator in the world. She dropped out from Columbia University and worked in California to earn money for flying lessons.

    
    In 1928, she became the first female passenger of transatlantic flight. She flew from new Newfoundland to Burry port, Wales. In 1932, at the age of thirty four, she was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean alone, from Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, to Ireland. This success was soon followed by a series of flights across the United States alone.

    
    In 1935, she was the first woman who made a solo flight from Hawaii to California in both directions. In 1937, she tried to fly around the world with Fred Noonan as her navigator. After completing more than two-thirds of the trip, her twin engine Lockheed Electra vanished near Howland Island in the Pacific Ocean, and no trace of Earheart or her plane was ever found.

    Question:
    Which statement is NOT true according to the text?
    1.   She flew from Hawaii to California successfully
    2.   She was accompanied by a navigator to fly around the world
    3.   Amelia Earheart graduated from Columbia University
    4.   She could not finish her trip to fly around the world
29. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    

    
    Amelia Earhart who was born at Atchison in 1897 was one of the first and is still probably the most famous woman aviator in the world. She dropped out from Columbia University and worked in California to earn money for flying lessons.

    
    In 1928, she became the first female passenger of transatlantic flight. She flew from new Newfoundland to Burry port, Wales. In 1932, at the age of thirty four, she was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean alone, from Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, to Ireland. This success was soon followed by a series of flights across the United States alone.

    
    In 1935, she was the first woman who made a solo flight from Hawaii to California in both directions. In 1937, she tried to fly around the world with Fred Noonan as her navigator. After completing more than two-thirds of the trip, her twin engine Lockheed Electra vanished near Howland Island in the Pacific Ocean, and no trace of Earheart or her plane was ever found.

    Question:
    From the text, we know that Amelia Earhart was a famous ....
    1.   passenger
    2.   pilot
    3.   plane maker
    4.   fighter
30. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    SALES MANAGER

    
    Multinational company seeks sales manager for its office products division. Candidate must have 10 years experience in sales development and management in the field and the ability to motivate and train incoming sales staff. Good salary and benefits package.

    
    Qualified candidates should send their resumes to: The Daily news, Box 8552, 1627 Elm Street, Adelaide, Australia

    Question:
    Which segment of business is looking for a sales manager?
    1.   The personnel division
    2.   The multinational company
    3.   The office product divisions
    4.   The overseas staff
31. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    SALES MANAGER

    
    Multinational company seeks sales manager for its office products division. Candidate must have 10 years experience in sales development and management in the field and the ability to motivate and train incoming sales staff. Good salary and benefits package.

    
    Qualified candidates should send their resumes to: The Daily news, Box 8552, 1627 Elm Street, Adelaide, Australia

    Question:
    What type of experience is required for the job?
    1.   Product Development
    2.   Research in the field
    3.   Expanding sales
    4.   Ten years in office management
32. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    SALES MANAGER

    
    Multinational company seeks sales manager for its office products division. Candidate must have 10 years experience in sales development and management in the field and the ability to motivate and train incoming sales staff. Good salary and benefits package.

    
    Qualified candidates should send their resumes to: The Daily news, Box 8552, 1627 Elm Street, Adelaide, Australia

    Question:
    Where should applicants send their resumes?
    1.   To the vice president of sales
    2.   To the company
    3.   To the division manager
    4.   To the newspaper
33. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    How to make Popcorn

    
    

    You’ll need
    
    • 2 tablespoons popping corn
    
    • 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
    
    • 2 tablespoons sugar

    
    

    
    How to make it:
    
    o Pour the oil into a large saucepan and place it on the stove.
    
    o Turn the heat to medium and cook for about 2 minutes.
    
    o Add the corn to the pan and put the lid on.
    
    o Turn the heat to high until you hear the corn begin to pop.
    
    o Turn the heat to low and cook slowly until the popping stops. Shake the pan occasionally.
    
    o Sprinkle sugar over the popcorn and stir.
    
    o Turn the heat to high for less than one minute. Do not overcook or the sugar will burn.
    
    o Pour the popcorn into a bowl and wait for it to cool before tasting.

    Question:
    Who will be most interested in reading the text?
    1.   People who like cooking.
    2.   People on research about popcorn.
    3.   People near a popcorn seller.
    4.   People who sell cooking utensils.
34. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    SALES MANAGER

    
    Multinational company seeks sales manager for its office products division. Candidate must have 10 years experience in sales development and management in the field and the ability to motivate and train incoming sales staff. Good salary and benefits package.

    
    Qualified candidates should send their resumes to: The Daily news, Box 8552, 1627 Elm Street, Adelaide, Australia

    Question:
    When should you sprinkle sugar over the popcorn?
    1.   Before you serve it
    2.   Before the corn begins to pop
    3.   After the corn stops to pop.
    4.   After stirring the popcorn in the pan
35. Read the following text and answer the question.
    

    SALES MANAGER

    
    Multinational company seeks sales manager for its office products division. Candidate must have 10 years experience in sales development and management in the field and the ability to motivate and train incoming sales staff. Good salary and benefits package.

    
    Qualified candidates should send their resumes to: The Daily news, Box 8552, 1627 Elm Street, Adelaide, Australia

    Question:
    What should we NOT do according to the above text?
    1.   Add sugar and stir the popcorn
    2.   Heat the corn until it pops
    3.   Overcook the popcorn
    4.   Cook slowly until the popping stops

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