LATIHAN UNBK 2019
Untuk Latihan, Selamat mencoba
SOAL TRYOUT BAHASA INGGRIS (PAKET 1)
SMK MA'ARIF JAKARTA
2018/2019
A. LISTENING SECTION
In this section of the test you will have the chance to show how
well you understand
spoken English. There
are
four parts to this section with special
directions for each part.
PART I. PICTURES. Questions 1 to
3.
Directions: There are three items in this part. For each item, you will see a picture on your test
paper
and you
will hear
four
short
statements. The
statements will be spoken
TWICE. They will not be printed on your test paper, so you must listen carefully to
understand what the speakers say.
When you hear the four statements, look at the
picture on your test paper and choose the statement that best describes what you see in the picture. Then, on your answer sheet, find the number of the question and
mark your answer.
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A B C D
Statement (D),
“The children are participating in the lesson”, best
describes what you see in the picture. Therefore, you should choose answer (D).
Now let’s
begin with the picture marked
number one (1) on your test paper.
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PART II. QUESTIONS – RESPONSES. Questions 4 to 7.
Directions: There are four items in
this part of the test. For each item, you will hear a
question
or statement spoken in English followed by four responses, also spoken in English. They will be spoken TWICE.
They will not be
printed on your test paper, so you must listen carefully to understand what the speakers
say. You are to choose
the
best response to each question or statement and mark it on your answer sheet.
Now listen to a sample question.
You will
hear : Sample
Answer: You will also
hear :
A B C D
The best response to the question, “When should I call back?” is choice (C), “Anytime after lunch is fine.”
Therefore you should choose answer (C).
Now let’s
begin with
question number four (4) on your test paper.
4. Mark your answer on your answer sheet 6. Mark your answer on your answer sheet
5. Mark your answer on your answer sheet 7. Mark your answer on your answer sheet
PART III. SHORT CONVERSATIONS. Questions 8 to 11.
Directions: There are four items in this part of the test. For each item you will hear a short
conversation between two people. You will hear the conversations TWICE. They will
not be printed on your test paper,
so you must listen carefully to understand
what the
speakers say. On
your test paper, you will read a question about each conversation. The
question will be followed by four answers. You are to choose the best answer to
each question and mark it on your answer sheet.
Now, let’s begin with question number eight
(8)
on your test paper.
8. What
are the speakers talking about?
A. Commuting to work.
B. Travelling on holiday.
C. Transportation costs.
D. Waiting and walking.
10. Where is the conversation
most
likely taking place?
A. In an office
B. At a university
C. At a conference
D.
In an airplanes
9. What
are the speakers mainly discussing?
A. Where to buy a
television
B. The price of electronics
C. Different TV
brands
D. The cost of MP-4s
11. What will the woman probably do next?
A. Bring something back.
B. Answer
the
phone.
C. Hand the purse.
D. Order lunch.
PART IV. SHORT TALKS.
Questions 12 to 15.
Directions: In this part
of
the test you will hear two short talks. Each will be spoken TWICE.
They
will not be printed on your test paper, so you
must listen carefully to understand and remember what is said. On your test paper, you will read two or more questions about each short talk. Each question will be followed by four answers. You have to
choose the best answer to
each question and mark it on your answer sheet.
Now let’s begin with the
following short talk.
12. Who
is probably delivering the
announcement?
A. An elementary student
B. A student's parent
C. A vice principle
D. A bus driver
14. What is the talk about?
A. How to take pictures
with a digital camera.
B. How to use camera on
your
smartphones.
C. How to handle your camera after
using
it.
D. How to know
a good camera brand.
13. What
should riders of
the
special- activity bus do?
A. Call their parents
B. Go to the east parking
lot
C. Sign out in the main office
D.
Meet the bus driver directly
15. If the camera is already on, what should you do?
A. Find an object.
B. Leave it anyway.
C. Press the shutter.
D. Control the zoom.
B. READING SECTION
In this part of the test you will have the chance to show how well you understand written
English. There are four parts to this section, with special directions for each part.
PART V. Directions: From questions 16 – 24, four clauses/sentences, marked (A), (B), (C), or
(D), are given beneath each incomplete dialog. Choose the
one clause/sentence
that best completes the dialog. Then, on your answer sheet, find the number of the question and mark your answer.
16. Kiki: Do you think that
on job training program
is
necessary for vocational
students?
Athira: … because this program will
give the students a chance to apply their
knowledge
into
real practice.
A. No, I am not on your side
B. I think I am not at
the
same line
C. No, they just need to study at school
D. Sure, it will
give them some experiences
17. Andre
: Bagas and I are going to
see a movie
tonight?
Do you want to come with us?
Chandra : I don’t think I can.
..., so I
can have a day off tomorrow.
A. I should go with you
B. I don’t like to go out
tonight
C. I have to work overtime today
D. I need to buy some movie CDs
18. Aditya : Can you tell
me
the activities
you
do every day?
Brian : I always get up at five
o’clock.
I take
a bath and after
that,
I have breakfast and
…. My class starts at
6.30
a.m. Aditya
: How far is it from your house?
Brian : Well,
about
20 minutes by motorcycle.
A. take
a nap
B. go to school
C. prepare the meal
D. wash my clothes
19. Tina : Good afternoon, Sir. …
Bob : Could
you
give me some details about your package tours? Tina
: Certainly. Would
you
like to see our brochures? Here they are. A.
Would you help
me?
B. What can I do for you?
C. When can I visit your office?
D. Would you like to book a ticket?
20. Jessica
: Hi Bill, …
Bill : Couldn’t be better. How’s it
going Jess?
Jessica : I do really sorry Bill; I am late to pick you up.
I have something to do with
my
classmates.
A.
how have you been?
B. have you got the news?
C. have we ever met before?
D how long have
you
moved?
21. Harry : Hi Kim. Do you know about our new semester’s subject? Who is the lecture?
Kim : On
Monday we’ll get
Accounting
and Finance. We will
be taught by Mr.
Hutchinson who is the grumpiest
lecture in this college
and if he gives us
assignments, …. Otherwise, he won’t let us join his class.
A. it won’t be score for the whole semester
B. it will be assisted by his favorite student
C. it has to be discussed in the small groups
D. it must
be turned in
two days before the class
22. Barbara
: Where shall
we go for our vacation this year, Ted?
Ted : How about Florida? It's cheap, and good
weather is guaranteed.
Barbara : …. Have
you
seen this ad for adventure holidays in Canada?
A. I’d rather
listen to some music in my room
B. I'd rather
do something more exciting this year
C. I prefer staying at home doing nothing to going out
D. I would prefer buying some
new clothes to travelling
23. Ardi : It’s hot here.
Isn’t
it?
Banu : Yes, it
is. I think it will
help if we open a window.
Ardi : That’s right.
…, please?
Banu : Yes, certainly. A.
Will you do it
B. Can you wash it
C. Can
you paint it D.
Will you close it
24. Sandi : So, how was
your vacation?
Sifra : Oh!
… I’ve
ever
had in my life. I like it very much.
Sandi : Wow! Where did you go?
Sifra : We went to the Bahamas. It’s such an amazing place.
A. This was the best trip
B. This is the worst dream
C. This was
a terrible
vacation
D. This is the happiest moment
PART VI. Directions: Questions 25 – 36 are based on short dialogs of certain situation, such as invitation, daily activity, opinion, etc. Choose the
one
best answer, (A), (B), (C), or (D), to each question. Answer all the questions following each short
dialog on the basis of what is stated
or implied in the dialog. Then, on your answer sheet, find the number
of
the question and
mark your
answer.
Questions 25 - 27 are based on the following short dialog.
Tharith : So, what are you going to do after graduation,
Cheng?
Cheng : Well, I’ve
saved some money, and I
think I
really like
to travel.
Tharith : Lucky you.
That
sounds exciting!
Cheng : Yeah. Then I plan to get a job and my own apartment.
Tharith
: Oh,
you’re not going to live at home?
Cheng : No,
I don’t want to live
with
my
parents when
I start
to work.
What about you?
Tharith
: I’m going
to get a job and live
at home.
I’m
broke.
25. What
is
the topic mainly about?
A. Losing a job.
B. Renting a house.
C. Saving some money.
D. Planning after school.
26. What
will Cheng probably do after
getting a job?
A. Staying at home. B.
Renting a house.
C. Continuing his study.
D. Travelling with
some
friends.
27. “I’m going to get a job and
live
at home.
I’m
broke.”
The
underlined
word could be best replaced with
….
A. rich
B. annoying
C. penniless
D. ridiculous
Questions 28 – 30 are based
on the following short dialog.
Idhay : Wien, do you have
plans for the weekend? Wien
: I have
nothing definite planned. Why?
Idhay : Saturday is Mary's birthday party. Would you like
to join
with us? Wien
: Sure,
I could come to
her
party. Where are you going to have
it?
Idhay : It's going
to be a pool party at
Jay's apartment building.
Wien : That sounds like fun. Is it a potluck?
Idhay : Yes, we would like for people to
help us by bringing side dishes and drinks.
28. What
is
the dialog mainly about?
A. A new apartment building
B. A large swimming pool
C. A various side
dishes
D. A party invitation
29. What
will each
of them do
before going to the party?
A. Prepare certain food to take with them.
B. Buy a new swimsuit for the party.
C. Decorate the apartment
room.
D.
Blow some colorful balloons.
30. “… by bringing side dishes
and drinks.” What is the synonym of the underlined word?
A. meals
B. container
C.
tableware
D. ingredients
Questions 31 – 33 are based on the following short
dialog.
Candy : Hi. I'm Candy.
Millen : My name is Milleni. It's nice
to
meet you. Have you been here long in this dormitory?
Candy : I got here about an hour ago. Do
you
want me to show
you around?
Millen : I'm glad there
is a TV in the break room. I always watch TV
before getting to
sleep.
Candy : Me
too.
So
I brought
one. I haven't unpacked it yet, but it's a little TV that
works
and I also brought a refrigerator.
I like to store some
snacks in there
because I rarely cook. Feel free to use it.
Millen : That would be perfect.
I think we're going to have
a great time.
Do you sleep
pretty late,
or are you a morning person?
Candy : I have never been either. I'm very flexible with
sleeping times. Anyways, I'm a deep sleeper.
Millen : That’s good to know. So, I think it would be
OK if I play some music before
sleeping.
31. What
are they discussing?
A. Their daily activities.
B. Millen’s sleeping habit.
C. Things to know each
other.
D. Some facilities
at the dormitory.
32. What does
Millen usually do at
night?
A. Sleeps late.
B. Watches TV.
C. Gets some snacks.
D. Cooks some food.
33. “Anyways, I'm a
deep sleeper ...”
(line 10)
What does the underlined
phrase mean?
A. Some noise
won’t bother while she’s sleeping.
B. She can sleep
if
only the room is dark enough.
C. It is very easy for her to sleep anywhere
and anytime.
D. Whenever she listens to some music, she will
fall
asleep.
Questions 34 – 36 are based on the following short
dialog.
Haris : You’d
better work faster.
Adit : Why is it so?
Haris : All of the workers are being videotaped now.
Adit : I don’t
like to be videotaped while I work.
I feel annoyed. Haris : This factory is being evaluated now.
Adit : Evaluated? I hope they don’t close it. I don’t want
to lose this job.
Haris : We won’t lose our job if we work effectively. So, please finish your work today.
34. What does
Haris intent
to do?
A. Finish the work as soon as
possible. B. Evaluate Adit’s performance.
C. Videotape all the workers
D. Tell Adit
to work hard.
35. From the text, we can
conclude that
Adit
....
A. doesn’t like to be evaluated
B. is a wise
and responsible
worker
C. easily gets displeased and worried
D. feels certain that the factory will be closed
36. “All of the workers are
being videotaped now.” (line 3) The underlined
word has the closest meaning with ....
A. watched
B. recorded
C. checked
D. investigated
PART VI. Directions: Questions 37 – 60
are based on
a selection of reading materials, such
as notices, letters, forms, articles, advertisements, etc. Choose
the
one best answer, (A), (B), (C), or (D), to each question. Answer all the
questions
following each reading selection on the basis of what is stated or implied
in
the selection. Then, on your answer sheet, find
the
number of the
question and mark your answer.
Questions 37 – 39 refer to
the
following text.
It all happened about two months ago. I was in the girls’ changing room belting out my
favorite
song when my music teacher walked in. She commented that I had a mellifluous voice but I
did
not think much about it. The next thing I knew, she had signed me up for the Teachers’ Day Singing Contest. When I
first learnt about it, I was flabbergasted and protested immediately.
On the big day, my
heart skipped
a beat when I heard
my name being
called. Biting my lip
nervously, I strode onto
the
stage gingerly, my hands clammy
from
perspiration. “God, please
help me!” I prayed desperately. However, when I saw the countless pairs of eyes staring at
me, the rubber band of stress in me snapped.
I had always been an awfully shy person who disliked any form of attention. I hardly spoke up in class or participated in group activities. Thus, it was not surprising that my history teacher of two years did not even know my name. Being in the limelight stressed me out, so asking me to
perform on
stage in
front of the whole school was as
good as telling me to jump off a plane without a parachute.
Standing on the stage, I looked at the audience with mute horror. The music had started playing but I could not utter a single word. An irrational fear overwhelmed me, causing my
heart to palpitate so fast that it might just leap out from my mouth. I had never felt more nervous and embarrassed in my life before. How I wished the ground would open up and
swallow me.
I took a deep breath and asked the judges if I could start again. Perhaps out of pity, they
agreed readily. The
familiar music played once more. Shutting my eyes, I blocked out all
negative thoughts in my mind and sang my heart out. To my surprise, the audience were so blown away that they gave me a rapturous ovation. Happiness bubbled up inside me as
I walked off the stage.
Although I could
not
see my own face,
I knew I was glowing in delight.
37. Who
wrote the story?
A. A timid student
B. A talented singer
C. A music teacher
D. A singing judge
38. What happened when she was on
the stage for
the
first time while the music had begun?
A. Her voice didn’t come
out.
B. She felt
totally embarrassed.
C. The audience were all
amazed.
D. She was frightened to look at the audience.
39. “Perhaps out of pity, they agreed readily.” (paragraph 5) The underlined
word refers to ....
A. The audiences
B. The teachers
C. The judges
D. The songs
Questions 40 – 42 refer to
the
following information. (factual report:
plants, animals, etc.)
Conference calls have become one of the most preferred
means of communication for businesses, especially to
keep in touch with clients, investors, colleagues and other
stakeholders who might be spread across different parts of the world. Conferencing services are not just for businesses but also for
ordinary individuals who may want to connect with a group of
friends or family members.
Conference call service providers host something called a
conference bridge, which is a server that can connect multiple telephone lines at the same time. It is the bridge
that
callers dial into to get connected to the teleconference. All you need is an ordinary telephone line
to start telephone conferencing with any
number of
people
located anywhere in the world. Most
teleconferencing service providers have the technology to allow up to 99 participants on a single call. If you need a larger event, that is also possible
with assistance from the service
provider.
The main advantage is that you can
cut down on the
travel expense and time to a considerable extent. A voice conference can also be recorded and played back at a later date. There are also facilities such as participant polling and surveys through the
call. Conference calling helps save time, money as well as reduce the greenhouse gas
emissions due to air and auto travel. Modern technology also allows high level of data
security for
the
calls.
40. What is the purpose of the text above?
A. Tell the advantage of
taking conference call.
B.
Inform
the
readers about
conference call.
C. Suggest readers to take conference call.
D. Let
readers know how the calls work.
41. From the text, we know one
of advantages of taking call conference
is that ....
A. it can be done anywhere and anytime you want
B. it helps to communicate with local
people
abroad
C. it can occupy more than hundreds participants on
a single call
D. it can be used for some government elections to do the polling
42. “... is that you can cut down on the travel expense and time to a
considerable extent.”
(paragraph 4)
The underlined phrase
has the closest meaning with
....
A.
maximize
B. remove
C. reduce
D. stop
Questions 43 – 45 refer
to the following information. (procedure:
manuals)
Grab is a smartphone-based transport-booking platform that started in Malaysia as MyTeksi to revamp the taxi and transport industry. Today, Grab is present in six countries across the
region. And countless people nowadays are using the services every day.
Whether it’s taxis, cars,
bikes or other vehicles, all the rides are
fairly priced. So there’s one for everyone’s need.
Anywhere Anytime From going to work in the morning, to heading home after a night of
partying, we
plan to be there for all
of
you.
How to get started:
With Grab, you have
the
freedom to go anywhere. After you download the application
on your phone, follow the instructions below:
1. Book in Just 2 Taps
Key in your pick-up and drop-off locations to get your estimated fare.
2. Get
a Driver
Grab will
find you the nearest
available driver. It
can
also track your driver.
You
are able
to know your driver’s location
and ETA in real-time.
3. Arrive Safely
Share your ride with loved
ones for added safety.
43. Who might
find this information more useful?
A. A taxi driver
B. A passenger
C. A motorcyclist
D. A transportation company
44. What should we
do first when we
want to
order
this service?
A. Type your pick-up and drop-off points.
B. Share
your
ride for added
safety.
C. Launch the application.
D. Get the nearest driver.
45. “It can also track your driver.”
(Instruction 2)
The underlined word refers to .... A.
phone
B. driver
C. Grab
D. fare
21 June 2017
Mr. John Curtis
Manager
Mitchell Hill PLC
London
Dear Mr. Curtis,
I am writing to you on
the
recommendation of David McLean, Assistant Manager in your Securities Department. He told me that you often employ people from other countries on one-
year temporary contracts, and I am writing to enquire
about the possibility of such a post.
I am at present employed by the International Bank in Hanover, in their Securities Department. I have worked here since 2010, when I graduated from the University of Munich with a degree
in
Economics. In my current position as Assistant to Wolfgang Luers, Director of the Securities
Department, I deal with a wide range of investments from companies throughout Europe,
buying shares and bonds from them on a worldwide basis. As well as speaking fluent English, I also have
a good working knowledge
of French.
I would like to spend a year in the
UK
to gain further experience in securities investment with a
British bank, and believe that my experience, training, and language skills would prove useful to your organizations. My employer encourages all its staff to spend a year abroad and Mr.
Luers would be willing to give
you
a reference.
I would be grateful if you could send me an application form and further information about the
posts currently available. If you need any further information, I can be contacted by email on bauerm@aol.com.de or telephone on 49 511 506941x155.
Yours sincerely
Marcus Bauer
46. What
is
the text mainly about?
A. Applying for a job vacancy
B. Requesting for extending a contract
C. Employing people from other
countries
D. Recommending someone
to be a manager
47. What
will Mr. Curtis probably do to Bauer?
A. Call him for some details
B. Send him a new application
C. Invite him
for posting the jobs
D. Remind him of email
availability
48. “In my
current position as …” (paragraph 2) The underlined
is closest in meaning to …. A.
important
B. present
C. earlier
D. past
Built in 1904, Lawang Sewu is an ancient building which is famous for its exotic design as
well as its mystical
tales. This Dutch colonial building is quite eye-catching that you can easily spot in the east side of the Tugu Muda Monument Semarang, right in the middle of
this rich
historical
city. The
name
of Lawang Sewu
in Javanese means “thousand of doors”,
but
don’t take it literally. Although it doesn’t even have nearly one thousand, but this
peculiar designated building has a
lot
of doors and many large windows which made local people back then mistaken them as doors.
From its luxurious architectural style to historical
value, Lawang Sewu has many stories to
tell. It was first established by Dutch to be used as the head office of railway company,
Nederlandsch Indische
Spoorweg Maatschappij (NIS). But in 1942, this building was taken over by Japanese and turned into prison and torment place where many people died
terribly. Due to its
tragic history, no
wonder the name of
Lawang Sewu is
always
associated to the spooky haunted mansion among local people. Rumor has it that there
are many ghosts sighting in
this place.
Regardless its notorious spine-tingling stories that are circulated, many people like to go
there to take pictures because of its resemblance to European building style which is considered to be unique in Indonesia. Semarang government also play role in making
Lawang Sewu become one of the
most
popular colonial nostalgia tourism. They
have done
their work very well by doing renovation without making any significant changes to
its original architecture version.
49. After reading the text, the readers are expected to ….
A. learn how to design a
unique building
B. be closely associated to Lawang Sewu
C. be more interested in visiting the object
D. consider making some changes to the site
50. What
can be said about Lawang Sewu?
A. It was used by the Japanese as the head office of railway company.
B.
The local government significantly changed it with
a new design.
C. It really consists of one thousand doors in the whole building.
D. Many people still
come there in
spite
of its bad stories.
51. “… because of its resemblance
to …” (last paragraph)
The
underlined
word could be best replaced
with ….
A. difference
B. similarity
C. variety
D. design
Craig Douglas Bellamy (born 13 July 1979) is a Welsh former footballer who played as a
forward.
He is currently a
pundit for Sky Sports.
Born in Cardiff,
Bellamy
began
his career
with Norwich City. He went on to
play for Coventry City and
Newcastle United, before
spending
half
a
season on loan at Celtic in
2005.
He returned
to the
Premier League
later
that
year, playing
for Blackburn Rovers, Liverpool, West Ham United and Manchester City.
During his
career,
Bellamy
won the Championship,
the League Cup,
the Scottish Cup and the Community Shield. He also was
a
runner-up in the FA Cup
and Champions League. He was at times criticized for his behavior on and off the
pitch, but has accumulated millions of pounds for charity and also established a football
academy in Sierra Leone.
He made his senior debut for Wales in 1998 and over the next fifteen years gained 78 caps for his country and scored 19 goals. He was the Wales captain from 2007 to
2011,
when
he
stepped down from
the role due
to injuries.
Bellamy retired
from international football, following the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification campaign. He
was also a member of the Great Britain Olympic team at
the 2012 Olympics in London,
appearing five
times and scoring
once.
Craig Bellamy made
a name for himself in British football as a firebrand journeyman,
playing for everyone from Celtic
to Liverpool, Newcastle
to Manchester City
and many clubs in between. At the height of his career in 2008 he saw an opportunity not to make
profit, but make a difference
by establishing the Craig Bellamy Foundation. The
organization works to educate young children in Sierra Leone through soccer to help lift
them
out of poverty and give them a pathway to
a brighter future.
52. What
is
the purpose of the text writer?
A. To report
the
current condition of football championships
B. To notify that
being an athlete is the best profession C.
To inform about a successful career
of
a footballer D.
To advise considering jobs for a brighter future
53. According to the text,
Bellamy ….
A. made his first international
debut
for
Norwich city B. resigned from a club captain
because of injuries
C. scored
more than
78 goals in
nineteen
years
D. established
a foundation in 1998 in Wales
54. What
can be inferred about Bellamy?
A. He is quite a generous person
B. He is really good in
teaching sport
C. He is so ambitious in doing business
D. He is paying little attention
to the poor
Questions 55 – 57 refer to
the
following text.
Dear Mr.
Okada,
I have pleasure in enclosing an invitation for our annual award ceremony, which will take place
on 14 December. As one of our distinguished ex-students, we wondered if you would be willing to distribute the
awards, and give a short address beforehand on
a subject of your choice.
We would also like to invite you to a formal dinner after the ceremony. This will be held
in the Principal’s Lodgings, at 6:30 to 7:00 p.m.
We would be delighted if you are able to accept our invitation. I look forward to hearing
from you.
Yours sincerely
David Hope
Principal
Enc.
55. According to the text,
Mr. Okada is ….
A. a new student
B. a vice
principal
C. a retired teacher
D. a school alumnus
56. What
will Mr. Okada probably do next?
A. Participate
in the event
B. Organize a dinner party
C. Give
Mr. Hope an award
D.
Invite
his
friends to
come
57. “We would be delighted if you …” (last paragraph)
The
synonym of the underlined
word is ….
A. very pleased
B. quite upset
C. dismayed
D. unwilling
Questions 58 – 60 refer
to the following text.
Dear Bram,
It has been a long time since we exchanged letters. In this letter I am giving you an
exhilarating experience of my
camping trip.
I, along with six schoolmates, went camping to Bir in Himachal Pradesh. It was a seven-day trip.
We went to Delhi by train and after a day's stay left for Bir early in the
morning by bus and reached there by evening. We camped out in the woods. The nights were mostly clear
and
we enjoyed the beauty of the moon, the
stars and the sky, It was wonderful to see the night sky, as there was not an iota of pollution in the hill area.
We also sat around
the
campfire and told
stories and jokes.
We went for long walks and also went trekking. The
natural beauty of
this place is really worth seeing. There are pine trees all around
Bir and a small river flows, winding its
way
through the valleys and hills. As this place is very calm and quiet, we could very clearly hear the chirping of birds and movement of the water.
It was really a great time for all of us. I wish you were with us.
When you come to Ahmedabad next time, we shall plan a similar camping trip again. Pay my regards to your parents.
Yours sincerely,
David
58. Who
is Bram?
A. David’s schoolmate
B.
David’s pen friend
C.
David’s brother
D. David’s sibling
59. What
did David enjoy when going camping?
A. He went trekking
B. He exchanged letters
C. He
met Bram’s parents
D. He
came
to Ahmedabad
60. “… an exhilarating experience …”
(paragraph 1)
The synonym of the underlined
word is ….
A. increasing
B. exciting
C. modern
D. strange
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