Pembahasan Soal untuk persiapan USBN dan UNBK Kelas XII IPS1, XII IPA 1, XII IPS3 dan XII IPA 2

Pembahasan Soal untuk persiapan USBN dan UNBK
 Kelas XII IPS1, XII IPA 1, XII IPS3 dan XII IPA  2

Text 1 for number 1 to 2.

   

1.  What is the purpose of the letter?

A.    To tell someone surprising news

B.    To tell someone about something

C.    To remind someone about his birthday

D.    To congratulate someone on his birthday

E.     To greet someone after being separated for a long time

2.  According to Diana,  her uncle is very …..

A.    cruel.

B.    smart

C.    polite.

D.    friendly.

E.    generous.

Text 2 for number 3 to 5.

3.What is the text about?

A. It is about a story telling contest

B. It is about a miss universe contest

C. It is about a short story writing contest

D. It is about an award of a short story writing contest

E. It is about a river short story

4. What kind of prizes which will be offered by the organizer to the winner?

A. The winner will get sum of money

B. The winner’s writing will be published at the local magazine

C. The winner will receive a scholarship

D. The winner will be promoted to be a journalist

E. the winner won’t get anything

5.“. . . landscape, people, culture, current events . . . .” The synonym of the word ‘current’ is ...

A. old         

B. present   

C. real

D. important

E. temporary 

Text 3 for number 6 to 8

JP: The coach of Persebaya soccer club, Miroslav Janu, passed away at the Jemursari Islamic Hospital on Thursday, reportedly due to a heart attack.He was pronounced dead at 12:21 p.m. According to team manager Bambang Pramukantoro, the 53-year-old Czech had complained about shortness of breath at around 10:00 a.m before being admitted to the hospital, where he died shortly after his arrival. Colleagues and players remembered him for his strictness and discipline. “This is a great loss for us,” team captain Uston Nawawi said. Janu arrived in Indonesia in 2003 and coached Persigo Gorontalo before he moved to PSM Makassar between 2003 and 2005. He moved back to his home country to become an assistant coach for Slavia Praha, but in 2007 agreed a contract with Arema Malang before moving to neighbor Persebaya this season. Janu steered both PSM Makassar and Arema Malang to second place in the Indonesian Super League in 2004 and 2011 respectively.

6.   What is the topic of the text above ?

A.     The information of Janu in hospital.

B.     The passing away of Miroslav Janu.

C.     The news of coach of Persebaya.

D.     The news of second place the Indonesia Super League

E.     The plyer of persebaya

7. Why did Janu pass away? Janu passed away because of …..

A.     undiscplin.

B.     a heart attack

C.     Lack of energy.

D.      Arema Malang decision

E.     His tired in training his team.

8. What is the topic of the third paragraph?

A.     The cause of  Janu’s pass away

B.     The disiplin of Janu’s coach.

C.     The information realated to Janu’s pass away

D.     The moving of Janu in tranning.

E.     The pronounced of Janu’s pass away

Text 4 for number 9 to 11

On our first evening, we sat around the fire for supper listening to the stories which our uncle had to tell of his many adventures in distance countries. I was so tired after the long train journey that I would have preferred to go to bed; but I could not bear to miss any of my uncle’s exciting tales.           He was just in the middle of describing a rather terrifying experience he had once had when his small sailing boat was carried out to sea in a storm, there was a loud crash from the bedroom above, the one where my brother and I were going to sleep.           “It sounds as if the roof has fallen in!” exclaimed my uncle, with a loud laugh.           When we got to the top of the stairs and opened the bedroom door we could see nothing at first because of the thick clouds of dust which filled the room. When the dust began to clear, a strange sight met our eyes. A large part of the ceiling had collapsed, falling right onto the pillow of my bed. I was glad that I had stayed up late to listen to my uncle’s stories; otherwise I should certainly have been seriously injured, perhaps killed.

 

9.   What does the text talk about? It tell about ……

A.    the war of the writer.

B.    the story of the writer  about war.

C.    the writer’s experience about  writer’s  holiday.

D.    The writer’s  stories about her/his uncle.

E.    One day in uncle house.

10. He was just in the middle of describing a rather terrifying experience….” The synonym of the   

      underlined words is ….

A.         Scary

B.         fantastic

C.         amazing

D.         wonderful

E.         unforgettable

11.What is the main idea of the second paragraph?

A.     The writer and his brother were invited to their uncle’s living home.

B.     The writer and his brother listened to their uncle’s story on the first evening.

C.     The writer could bear to miss any of his uncle’s exciting tales.

D.      The writer was so tired after his long train journey.

E.      Their uncle adventured in distance country.

Text 5 for number 12 to 15

The nuclear industry is threatened by controversy and misfortune. Partially constructed plants have been closed for several reason. Construction costs have escalated, the demand for power has decreased, and the number of opponents to nuclear plants has increased tremendously. Nuclear energy, once expected to have a future with cheap, plentiful power is currently reaching a deadlock.              The major cause of the deterioration in the nuclear industry is the complete failure at Three Miles Island. It is common that machines break down and that people make errors, but when this happens at a nuclear plant, it can cause widespread disaster.. it will take twenty years and more than a billion dollars (more than the cost to construct the plant) to  clean up the nuclear plant at Three Miles Island. The most significant factor about the accident is, however, that it has destroyed the whole future of nuclear energy. Public opposition to nuclear plants, which exited but where still weak when the first nuclear plants were constructed, has become firm after the disastrous accident at There Miles Island. Nevertheless, the nuclear plants that were built twenty and thirty years ago continue to operate safely and economically. Smaller  than more recently built plants, they have produced power that is consistently less expensive than power  from coal or oil. Newer plants were larger, less safe, and managed and run by less qualified personnel. Many of these plants were designed and constructed so negligently that  they are closed down.