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1. What did the parrot do in the chicken house ?
a. It did nothing
b. It sang loudly
c. It made three chickens dead
d. It cried
e. It slept
2. Which statement is NOT TRUE according to the text ?
a. The parrot could only say a few words.
b. Finally, the parrot could say ‘ Catano’.
c. The bird was born in Catano.
d. At first, the man felt excited having the smartest parrot.
e. The man pick the parrot and threw it into the chicken house.
3. What is the purpose of the text ?
a. To retell experience
b. To describe something
c. To entertain the readers.
d. To persuade the readers
e. To tell something step by step
4. The man felt excited having the smartest parrot, but he could not understand….
The similar meaning of the bold typed word is …
a. good
b. sorry
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c. happy
d. annoyed
e. disappointed
5. Why was the man very angry ? Because the parrot…
a. was very smart
b. was very stupid
c. always say Catano
d. kept on saying Catano
e. did not want to say Catano
This text is for questions 6 to 7
To All International English College Students
All students can borrow up to 6 books at a time. Books may be kept for a maximum of fourteen
days. A fine of Rp. 5.000.00 a day will be charged for overdue books. Magazines and newspapers
may not be brought home. The use of a card belonging to another person is not permitted.
6. How long can students borrow books?
a. One week
b. One month
c. Two months
d. Three weeks
e. Two weeks
7. What will happen if the students are late to return the books ?
a. They should pay the fine
b. The librarian will be angry
c. They must make a new card
d. They will nor be permitted to borrow again
e. They should replace the books with te new ones
This text is for questions 8 to 11
Birds have a body ‘designed’ for flight. Their bones are light, with spaces full of air, body tapered.
They have powerful muscles to move their wings, and breastbone like a ship’s prow to cut
throughthe air! Their wings are specially shaped, and like the tail, have feathers of many shaped and
textures, according to their job. Birds’ flight can be gliding or beating.In the gliding ,flight, the bird
slides through the air, wings stretched out, quite still, carriede by current of air. In beating flight,
the bird moves its wings like oars, using its tail like a rudder to change to changes direction.
Most birds take off almost vertically from land or water, body straight and wings beating quikly.
Once in the air, it leans its body forward and the wings beat more sloly. For landing, the movements
are reversed-straightening its body and beating its wings quickly before landing.
