Modul SMP Inggris, Recount

Recount exercises

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                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

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Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

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Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

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                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

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                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

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Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

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Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

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                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

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                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

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Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

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Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

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                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

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                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

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                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

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Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

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Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

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                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station masterRecount exercises

text

                  Ali and Ani had a vacation. They went to Prapat. They wanted to visit Hadi's family. Mr. Anwar, Ali and Ani's father, went together with them. They went there by bus. They left Medan at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in Prapat at nine. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

1.      What is the main idea of the paragraph above?

         a. Ali and Ani's vacation.

         b. The Hadi family wanted to visit Prapat.

         c. The Anwar family went to Prapat to visit the Hadi's.

         d. Edi and Tati were waiting for them at the bus station.

Text

Masjid Saka Tunggal lies in the south of the alley, which leads into the Taman Sari PesanggrahanI (a rest-house). This mosque is called Saka Tunggal because of its single pillar. Unlike other Javanese traditional building, the pillar of this mosque is supported by a bar of stone called Umpak. It is interesting to know that above umpak was once used in the palace of the Mataram Kingdom in the Islamic period or in the period of Sultan Agung. This mosque is still in use.

         Masjid Agung (the grand mosque) lies on the western side of the North Square. It is a place for praying, as well as for holding rituals and other religious ceremonies like the Garebeg and the Sekaten. Those two ceremonies are held every year to celebrate the Islamic Holy Days. This mosque thus provides the Kraton with the space for side religious activities, and it was placed in front of the palace or on the western of the North Square. This grand Mosque, with its Javanese architecture, has a roof model which is called ‘tajug’ Such a model was especially used for religious buildings. This traditional mosque with its architecture, thus becomes the most interesting part of the building.

2.      What is the text about?

         a. Two interesting mosques.

         b. How mosques are built.

         c. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal.’

         d. Well-known ‘Masjid Agung’.

3.      Which of the these statements is NOT TRUE?

         a. ‘Tajug’ is a roof model.

         b. ‘Umpak’ is a bar of stone.

         c. ‘Masjid Agung’ has Javanese architecture.

         d. Rituals are never done in ‘Masjid Agung’.

4.      Which of the following statements is TRUE?

         a. ‘Masjid Saka Tunggal’ lies on the western side of the North Square.

         b. People can find ‘Masjid Agung’ in the south of the alley.

         c. Masjid Saka Tunggal has more than one pillar.

         d. ‘Sekaten’ is one of the religious ceremonies.

Text

Mr/Mrs. Smith

10/4 Epping Road

North Ryde 2113

N.S.W. Australia

Dear Mom and Dad,

                  I am writing to share my enjoyable experience with you. I hope this letter will find you all well. Yesterday Budi’s classmates and I went to visit five tourist objects in Yogyakarta and its surrounding e.g. the Sultan Palace, Tamansari Water Castle, Yogya Kembali Monument, Prambanan Temple, and Borobudur Temple. We hired a mini bus. Budi, my closest friend in Yogya, acted as a tour guide. We departed very early in the morning and were back home at 6.15 p.m. So we spent the whole day. All of the five objects are interesting but Borobudur and Prambanan Temples are more interesting than the others. Borobudur is a Buddhist temple, while Prambanan is a Hindu one. A friend of mine said that these two temples were really wonderful. After I saw them by myself, they are even more wonderful than what I have imagined. Of these two objects, Borobudur is the most wonderful object I have ever seen. It is much bigger than Prambanan; it is one of the biggest temples in the world. No wonder it is famous throughout the world. Everyone there looked very amazed by this huge building. I am sure you will admire it, too. Make sure you take your camera with you when you visit it next year.

Well, I will write to you again next week to tell you more about the temples mentioned above.

Said that the two temples were really.

Love,

Jane

5.      What did the letter tell us about?

         a. Visiting tourist objects in Yogya.

         b. Various temples in Yogya.

         c. The famous Borobudur temple.

         d. Jane’s feeling during in Yogya.

6.      Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Jane’s ....

         a. family

         b. relatives

         c. parents

         d. teachers

Text

                  A man was standing on the platform at Gambir station. He had an enormous suitcase with him. He wanted to go to Yogyakarta but he didn’t want to buy a tickethe was too mean, and he didn’t like spending money. When the train arrived he got on and sat down, putting the suitcase on the seat opposite him. The train left Jakarta and after about twenty minutes the ticket collector came around. When he arrived at the man with the big suitcase, he said: “Can I see your ticket please, sir?” “I’m sorry”, replied the man. “I haven’t got one. I seem to have lost it”. But of course the ticket collector didn’t believe him. “I know your type. You’re just too mean to buy a ticket. You’ll have to pay Rp 200.000,00” he said to the man. “That’s double the normal price of the fare”. “I haven’t got Rp 200.000”, replied the man. “I haven’t got any money at all.” And then he started laughing. When the man laughed, the ticket collector completely lost his temper.

7.      Where did the story begin?

         a. On the train.

         b. In Jakarta.

         c. In Yogyakarta.

         d. At Gambir station.

8.      The man in the story did not have a ticket because ....

         a. he lost it before getting on the train

         b. he would pay it on the train

         c. the ticket collector was very kind

         d. he was too mean to buy one

9.      The ticket actualy was ... hundred thousand rupiahs.

         a. one

         b. two

         c. three

         d. four

10.    “... the ticket collector completely lost his temper”. The word ‘his’ refers to the ....

         a. train passenger

         b. ticket collector

         c. man

            d. station master

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