The Third English Assessment Test

Dear, Sonia It is a success, you truly deserved. It is an achievement you have truly earned. I congratulate you on your success become the first rank in our school and wish you all the best for your future. Well done. Ilham From the text we can conclude that ....          

• Sonia and Ilham are smart students

• Sonia and Ilham are schoolmates

• Ilham feels sad of her success

• Sonia passes her final exam

From the text we know that ….

• All attendances will meet the representatives of post-secondary institution

• WHS only invites who are interested in post-secondary institution

• The post-secondary institution would make the meeting interesting

• There will be no new program offered in the event

The announcement is intended to ....

• WHS representative and all parents

• All parents and students of WHS school

• Representatives of post- secondary institutions

• WHS secondary IV and V parents and students

Dear, Sonia It is a success, you truly deserved. It is an achievement you have truly earned. I congratulate you on your success become the first rank in our school and wish you all the best for your future. Well done. Ilham It is an achievement you have truly earned The underlined word has closest meaning to ....

• completeness

• Requirement

• Skillfulness

• Attainment

The text tell us about ....

• Announcement of a day parenting guidance seminar

• Information about parents and students meeting

• Invitation to a post secondary options evening

• Information about school admission programs

To : All grade 7 students Special NAT Orientation for Grade 7 students is Rescheduled on July 8, 2016 from 9:00 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. since July 6, 2016 was declared as a non-working holiday. Curriculum Staff What is the text written for?

• To inform the special NAT orientation programme.

• To ask students to join the special NAT programme.

• To tell postponement of special NAT orientation programme.

• To remind students to join special NAT orientation programme.

  From the text we know that ….

• The calcium is as much as a cup of oatmeal.

• Vitamin C is as much as an 8 oz. glass of milk.

• WhoNu has chocolate, vanila and blueberries flavors.

• WhoNu contains vitamin C, vitamin D, fiber and calcium.

The text is written to ....                                                                                                                                     

• Tell the real chocolate snacks

• Inform the detail information of “WhoNu”

• Promote the new product named “WhoNu”

• Describe the nutrition fact of chocolate snacks

Dear Fiona, I’m so glad to hear that you have decided to move to London. It’ll be great to have a friend from home living together like we used to. In your letter you asked me to give you some advice finding a flat; here are some suggestions. Dara Why did Dara write the letter to Fiona?

• To express her excitement for Fiona’s planning to live in London.

• To confirm about a flat that Fiona ordered to Dara before.

• To say that Fiona was her best friend all her life.

• To suggest Fiona to stay in London with her.

Who should come to the meeting at hotel Sriwijaya ?

• The director.

• Mr. Zainal Abidin.

• Mr Zainal Abidin’s colleague.

• The manager of Hotel Sriwiijaya.

Dear Fiona, I’m so glad to hear that you have decided to move to London. It’ll be great to have a friend from home living together like we used to. In your letter you asked me to give you some advice finding a flat; here are some suggestions. Dara From the text we can conclude that …  

• Fiona asked for Dara’s flat for staying there

• Dara invited Fiona to stay together in London

• Fiona and Dara come from the same hometown

• Dara suggested Fiona to live together in London

Whom could we contact for ordering the school transport?

• To school headmaster.

• To Elvinah De Jager.

• To the bus driver.

• To Faeric Glen.

      What should Mr. Zainal Abidin do?

• Holding the meeting till the end.

• Reporting the result of the meeting.

• Accompanying the director to the meeting.

• Meeting with the director of hotel Sriwijaya.

Where does the bus transport operate?

• Around Pretoria East Area.

• Outside Pretoria East Area.

• La Montogne and Lynnwood.

• A mile from Pretoria East Area.

The text is written to …

• Inform the new contact of the school transport

• Announce the school transport operation area

• Tell how to choose reliable and safe transport

• Promote a reliable city school transport

            Wayne Mark Rooney was born on October 24, 1985, in Croxteth, Liverpool, England. From an early age, Rooney's talent on the field was hard to miss. He scored 99 goals for a local junior league team at age 9, catching the attention of a scout with the Everton Football Club, a franchise in the English Premier League. Rooney signed with Everton and spent the next several years. Rooney made his professional debut with Everton in August 2002. Two months later, he became the youngest-ever goal scorer in Premier League history. In 2002 Rooney captured the BBC Sports Young Personality of the Year award.            Despite his earlier affinity for his local pro club, in 2004 Rooney signed on with Manchester United after his new team paid Everton a transfer fee of roughly $48 million. The move was seen as treason by Everton fans, and when he later returned to play against his old club, he was roundly booed by his former supporters. Rooney, however, expressed no regrets about the change, and neither did United.In the 2006 Football League Cup, the quick-tempered playmaker, scored twice to lead his club to a 4-0 win over Wigan Athletic in the final. Over the next five seasons, Rooney steered United to four Premier League titles. He also helped his club win the 2008 UEFA Champions League and scored the winning goal in the 2008 FIFA Club World Cup.            In 2008, Rooney became the youngest player ever to play in 200 Premier League games. The following season he became just the 20th player in team history to score more than 100 goals for the franchise. Named 2010 PFA Player of the Year and FWA Footballer of the Year, Rooney needed only to help England achieve significant World Cup success to cement his status as an international icon.Adapted from: http://www.biography.com/people/wayne-rooney-555728#off-the-fieldThe text tells about ….

• Rooney’s debut with Everton

• Wayne Rooney, a talented footballer

• Wayne Rooney’s role at Premier League

• Rooney’s main expectation for World Cup

            Wayne Mark Rooney was born on October 24, 1985, in Croxteth, Liverpool, England. From an early age, Rooney's talent on the field was hard to miss. He scored 99 goals for a local junior league team at age 9, catching the attention of a scout with the Everton Football Club, a franchise in the English Premier League. Rooney signed with Everton and spent the next several years. Rooney made his professional debut with Everton in August 2002. Two months later, he became the youngest-ever goal scorer in Premier League history. In 2002 Rooney captured the BBC Sports Young Personality of the Year award.            Despite his earlier affinity for his local pro club, in 2004 Rooney signed on with Manchester United after his new team paid Everton a transfer fee of roughly $48 million. The move was seen as treason by Everton fans, and when he later returned to play against his old club, he was roundly booed by his former supporters. Rooney, however, expressed no regrets about the change, and neither did United.In the 2006 Football League Cup, the quick-tempered playmaker, scored twice to lead his club to a 4-0 win over Wigan Athletic in the final. Over the next five seasons, Rooney steered United to four Premier League titles. He also helped his club win the 2008 UEFA Champions League and scored the winning goal in the 2008 FIFA Club World Cup.            In 2008, Rooney became the youngest player ever to play in 200 Premier League games. The following season he became just the 20th player in team history to score more than 100 goals for the franchise. Named 2010 PFA Player of the Year and FWA Footballer of the Year, Rooney needed only to help England achieve significant World Cup success to cement his status as an international icon.Adapted from: http://www.biography.com/people/wayne-rooney-555728#off-the-fieldHow many awards of best name achieved by Rooney until 2010? 

• Two

• Three

• Five

• Six

            Wayne Mark Rooney was born on October 24, 1985, in Croxteth, Liverpool, England. From an early age, Rooney's talent on the field was hard to miss. He scored 99 goals for a local junior league team at age 9, catching the attention of a scout with the Everton Football Club, a franchise in the English Premier League. Rooney signed with Everton and spent the next several years. Rooney made his professional debut with Everton in August 2002. Two months later, he became the youngest-ever goal scorer in Premier League history. In 2002 Rooney captured the BBC Sports Young Personality of the Year award.            Despite his earlier affinity for his local pro club, in 2004 Rooney signed on with Manchester United after his new team paid Everton a transfer fee of roughly $48 million. The move was seen as treason by Everton fans, and when he later returned to play against his old club, he was roundly booed by his former supporters. Rooney, however, expressed no regrets about the change, and neither did United.In the 2006 Football League Cup, the quick-tempered playmaker, scored twice to lead his club to a 4-0 win over Wigan Athletic in the final. Over the next five seasons, Rooney steered United to four Premier League titles. He also helped his club win the 2008 UEFA Champions League and scored the winning goal in the 2008 FIFA Club World Cup.            In 2008, Rooney became the youngest player ever to play in 200 Premier League games. The following season he became just the 20th player in team history to score more than 100 goals for the franchise. Named 2010 PFA Player of the Year and FWA Footballer of the Year, Rooney needed only to help England achieve significant World Cup success to cement his status as an international icon.Adapted from: http://www.biography.com/people/wayne-rooney-555728#off-the-field Paragraph two tells us about …. 

• Rooney lost his Everton fans

• Rooney moved to another club

• Rooney played against his previous club

• Rooney was punished by Manchester United

        In a small forest, there was a firefly were lived with his mother. His name is Kukun, he is a weak firefly who has no luminescent of him since he was born. When he was a teenager, he has no friends. He was sad to mother and locked his room for a whole day.        Mother was worried about what is going on him. “Kukun, why you are not going out from your room and take a meal for a while?” Mother knocked his door and try to pursue him out from the room. “I will put the meal out of your door, so you can take it when you want. Kukun was unable to say “Yes I will mom” his mouth was locked and his heart was too ego to kick out the bad things run on his mind. He just take the meal when the days gone to be midnight. “I don’t want to come out the room, till you were die !” “This is my worse life! I am just flawed boy! No one cares me!” He said when mother try a thousand time to make him out from his room. The condition were going bad.         Day by day run, mom never gave him a meal again. “It is strange, why mom didn’t give me meal for three days?’ I can’t hear her anything!” He was so hungry, and this condition makes him want to go out from his room. So unexpectedly and dramatic, he caught his mom dead with a letter on her hand.And the letter shows; “Dear My Lovely Kukun, I don’t know what was going on me. I had checked my health to the doctor when you just locked your room. Doctor said to me that I got cancer. It is final stadium. So my life is just in a couple of months. I am so sorry that I got accident when you are in pregnancy And your dad was dead You got the physical defect after it. It was not easy to make you understand. That luminescent was you, not what you just think. That I love you till the day ends Forever”. Kukun was shocked and clutched her tight. When did Kukun decide to go out from his room?

• The day before his mother died.

• Three days before his mother died.

• The day when he need something to eat.

• The day when he felt strange at the room.

        In a small forest, there was a firefly were lived with his mother. His name is Kukun, he is a weak firefly who has no luminescent of him since he was born. When he was a teenager, he has no friends. He was sad to mother and locked his room for a whole day.       Mother was worried about what is going on him. “Kukun, why you are not going out from your room and take a meal for a while?” Mother knocked his door and try to pursue him out from the room. “I will put the meal out of your door, so you can take it when you want. Kukun was unable to say “Yes I will mom” his mouth was locked and his heart was too ego to kick out the bad things run on his mind. He just take the meal when the days gone to be midnight. “I don’t want to come out the room, till you were die !” “This is my worse life! I am just flawed boy! No one cares me!” He said when mother try a thousand time to make him out from his room. The condition were going bad.        Day by day run, mom never gave him a meal again. “It is strange, why mom didn’t give me meal for three days?’ I can’t hear her anything!” He was so hungry, and this condition makes him want to go out from his room. So unexpectedly and dramatic, he caught his mom dead with a letter on her hand.And the letter shows; “Dear My Lovely Kukun, I don’t know what was going on me. I had checked my health to the doctor when you just locked your room. Doctor said to me that I got cancer. It is final stadium. So my life is just in a couple of months. I am so sorry that I got accident when you are in pregnancy And your dad was dead You got the physical defect after it. It was not easy to make you understand. That luminescent was you, not what you just think. That I love you till the day ends Forever”. Kukun was shocked and clutched her tight. The main idea of the second paragraph is that Kukun ….

• Wrote a letter to his mother

• Was worried about his mother sickness

• Tried to pursue his mother to eat the meal

• Has closed himself and would not meet anyone

        In a small forest, there was a firefly were lived with his mother. His name is Kukun, he is a weak firefly who has no luminescent of him since he was born. When he was a teenager, he has no friends. He was sad to mother and locked his room for a whole day.       Mother was worried about what is going on him. “Kukun, why you are not going out from your room and take a meal for a while?” Mother knocked his door and try to pursue him out from the room. “I will put the meal out of your door, so you can take it when you want. Kukun was unable to say “Yes I will mom” his mouth was locked and his heart was too ego to kick out the bad things run on his mind. He just take the meal when the days gone to be midnight. “I don’t want to come out the room, till you were die !” “This is my worse life! I am just flawed boy! No one cares me!” He said when mother try a thousand time to make him out from his room. The condition were going bad.        Day by day run, mom never gave him a meal again. “It is strange, why mom didn’t give me meal for three days?’ I can’t hear her anything!” He was so hungry, and this condition makes him want to go out from his room. So unexpectedly and dramatic, he caught his mom dead with a letter on her hand.And the letter shows; “Dear My Lovely Kukun, I don’t know what was going on me. I had checked my health to the doctor when you just locked your room. Doctor said to me that I got cancer. It is final stadium. So my life is just in a couple of months. I am so sorry that I got accident when you are in pregnancy And your dad was dead You got the physical defect after it. It was not easy to make you understand. That luminescent was you, not what you just think. That I love you till the day ends Forever”. Kukun was shocked and clutched her tight. What do you think about Kukun’s feeling after he knew that his mother died?

• Disappointed.

• Regretted.

• Happy.

• Angry.

       Nana and others member of her school art were busy. They were preparing a performance to welcome the guests from England. However, Nana and her friend were still confused to choose whether to perform a ballet or a piano recital?. But, their teacher suggested them to perform Indonesian traditional art. They had learnt Angklung, but they were hesitant. Nana and her friend thought that the British was a modern person and Angklung was the traditional ones, but theystill practice hard every day. They were playing a traditional song “ Manukdadali” and “BubuyBulan” and also a famous western song “My Bony”.       Then came the long – awaited day. After the speeches, it was time for Nana and her friends to perform. They gave their best performance. After playing “ManukDadali” and “BubbuyBulan” song, the MC announced that they would play “My Bony” song. Suddenly, some guest stood up, and wanted to play Angklung. The teacher soon handed some Angklungs to the guests, and they played Angklung together. It made Nana and her friend were so proud, Angklung has been popular all around the world. What made Nana and her friend still practiced the Angklung hard?

• They loved traditional art.

• They were a school art member.

• Teacher asked them to play Angklung.

• British would join to Angklung performance.

     Nana and others member of her school art were busy. They were preparing a performance to welcome the guests from England. However, Nana and her friend were still confused to choose whether to perform a ballet or a piano recital?. But, their teacher suggested them to perform Indonesian traditional art. They had learnt Angklung, but they were hesitant. Nana and her friend thought that the British was a modern person and Angklung was the traditional ones, but theystill practice hard every day. They were playing a traditional song “ Manukdadali” and “BubuyBulan” and also a famous western song “My Bony”.      Then came the long – awaited day. After the speeches, it was time for Nana and her friends to perform. They gave their best performance. After playing “ManukDadali” and “BubbuyBulan” song, the MC announced that they would play “My Bony” song. Suddenly, some guest stood up, and wanted to play Angklung. The teacher soon handed some Angklungs to the guests, and they played Angklung together. It made Nana and her friend were so proud, Angklung has been popular all around the world. Why did the guests want to play Angklung with Nana and her friend? Because ….

• “My Bony” was a western song

• They were asked by the teacher

• Angklung was an Indonesian traditional art

• They were familiar with Angklung and could play it

       Nana and others member of her school art were busy. They were preparing a performance to welcome the guests from England. However, Nana and her friend were still confused to choose whether to perform a ballet or a piano recital?. But, their teacher suggested them to perform Indonesian traditional art. They had learnt Angklung, but they were hesitant. Nana and her friend thought that the British was a modern person and Angklung was the traditional ones, but theystill practice hard every day. They were playing a traditional song “ Manukdadali” and “BubuyBulan” and also a famous western song “My Bony”.       Then came the long – awaited day. After the speeches, it was time for Nana and her friends to perform. They gave their best performance. After playing “ManukDadali” and “BubbuyBulan” song, the MC announced that they would play “My Bony” song. Suddenly, some guest stood up, and wanted to play Angklung. The teacher soon handed some Angklungs to the guests, and they played Angklung together. It made Nana and her friend were so proud, Angklung has been popular all around the world. “…but they were hesitant.” (Par.1,line 4) The underlined word is closest in meaning to ….

• Unwilling.

• Uncertain.

• Insecure.

• Afraid .

       Nana and others member of her school art were busy. They were preparing a performance to welcome the guests from England. However, Nana and her friend were still confused to choose whether to perform a ballet or a piano recital?. But, their teacher suggested them to perform Indonesian traditional art. They had learnt Angklung, but they were hesitant. Nana and her friend thought that the British was a modern person and Angklung was the traditional ones, but theystill practice hard every day. They were playing a traditional song “ Manukdadali” and “BubuyBulan” and also a famous western song “My Bony”.        Then came the long – awaited day. After the speeches, it was time for Nana and her friends to perform. They gave their best performance. After playing “ManukDadali” and “BubbuyBulan” song, the MC announced that they would play “My Bony” song. Suddenly, some guest stood up, and wanted to play Angklung. The teacher soon handed some Angklungs to the guests, and they played Angklung together. It made Nana and her friend were so proud, Angklung has been popular all around the world.  What information can be taken from the text?

• Angklung was a famous traditional music all around the world.

• Nana and her friend decide to perform a modern art.

• Nana and her friend were not an art school member.

• The performance of Angklung was not attractive.

What can make the jasmine keep blooming?

• Fertilizing it once a month

• Removing the dead leaves

• Watching out for certain pests

• Watering the jasmines until soggy

“ ... flowers and stems by pinching them off or using hand pruners” (tip 5). What does the underlined word refer to?

• Hand pruners

• Growing seasons

• Blooming jasmines

• Leaves, flower, and stems

“ ... season to keep it moist, but not soggy.” (Tip 2) The underlined word is closest in meaning to ....

• Sticky

• Soaked

• Clammy

• Drained

    Earthquake often happens around us. It brings graet damages. An earthquake is hard to be predicted and it often makes lot victims.         Actually there are three kinds of earthquakes. These kinds of earthquakes are commonly base on the factor and geological area where the earquakes happen. They are tectonic, volcanic and explosion.     Tectonic earthquake is most common one. This kind of earthquake happens while earth’s crust rocks break because of the geological strength created by moving of the earth’s plates.         A volcanic earthquake happens exactly with volcanic activity. During the volcanic earthquake happens, the volcano produces acidic lava, which drys quickly and blocks the top of the volcano. This makes no more magma can escape. Pressure starts to build up and eventually the acidic lava can no longer stand the pressure. So the volcano is free to explode. The pressure is rleased so fast that an earthquake is cuased. A volcanic earthquake is usually kept within 10 – 20 miles of the volcano.         Explosion earthquake is the result of the collapse as a small earthquake occurring underground mines and caverns. (Taken from www.ngdir.ir/sitelinks/kids/html/earthquake_Kinds%20of%20earthquake) What does the fourth paragraph tell us about?

• The volcano explosion during the earthquake.

• The description of volcanic earthquake.

• The causes of the volcanic earthquake.

• The volcanic earthquake phenomena.

    Earthquake often happens around us. It brings graet damages. An earthquake is hard to be predicted and it often makes lot victims.         Actually there are three kinds of earthquakes. These kinds of earthquakes are commonly base on the factor and geological area where the earquakes happen. They are tectonic, volcanic and explosion.     Tectonic earthquake is most common one. This kind of earthquake happens while earth’s crust rocks break because of the geological strength created by moving of the earth’s plates.         A volcanic earthquake happens exactly with volcanic activity. During the volcanic earthquake happens, the volcano produces acidic lava, which drys quickly and blocks the top of the volcano. This makes no more magma can escape. Pressure starts to build up and eventually the acidic lava can no longer stand the pressure. So the volcano is free to explode. The pressure is rleased so fast that an earthquake is cuased. A volcanic earthquake is usually kept within 10 – 20 miles of the volcano.       Explosion earthquake is the result of the collapse as a small earthquake occurring underground mines and caverns. (Taken from www.ngdir.ir/sitelinks/kids/html/earthquake_Kinds%20of%20earthquake) What does the text tell us about?

• The kinds of volcanic earthquake.

• The description of earthquake.

• The earthquake in Indonesia.

• The earthquake in general.

   Earthquake often happens around us. It brings graet damages. An earthquake is hard to be predicted and it often makes lot victims.        Actually there are three kinds of earthquakes. These kinds of earthquakes are commonly base on the factor and geological area where the earquakes happen. They are tectonic, volcanic and explosion. Tectonic earthquake is most common one. This kind of earthquake happens while earth’s crust rocks break because of the geological strength created by moving of the earth’s plates.      A volcanic earthquake happens exactly with volcanic activity. During the volcanic earthquake happens, the volcano produces acidic lava, which drys quickly and blocks the top of the volcano. This makes no more magma can escape. Pressure starts to build up and eventually the acidic lava can no longer stand the pressure. So the volcano is free to explode. The pressure is rleased so fast that an earthquake is cuased. A volcanic earthquake is usually kept within 10 – 20 miles of the volcano.      Explosion earthquake is the result of the collapse as a small earthquake occurring underground mines and caverns. (Taken from www.ngdir.ir/sitelinks/kids/html/earthquake_Kinds%20of%20earthquake) The following statement is true according to the text.

• The earthquakes usually happen because of the human error.

• A tectonic earthquake happens while the pressure is released so fast.

• A volcanic earthquake is usually kept within 10 – 20 km of the volcano.

• The volcano produces acidic lava, during the volcanic earthquake happens.

   Earthquake often happens around us. It brings graet damages. An earthquake is hard to be predicted and it often makes lot victims.        Actually there are three kinds of earthquakes. These kinds of earthquakes are commonly base on the factor and geological area where the earquakes happen. They are tectonic, volcanic and explosion.     Tectonic earthquake is most common one. This kind of earthquake happens while earth’s crust rocks break because of the geological strength created by moving of the earth’s plates.       A volcanic earthquake happens exactly with volcanic activity. During the volcanic earthquake happens, the volcano produces acidic lava, which drys quickly and blocks the top of the volcano. This makes no more magma can escape. Pressure starts to build up and eventually the acidic lava can no longer stand the pressure. So the volcano is free to explode. The pressure is rleased so fast that an earthquake is cuased. A volcanic earthquake is usually kept within 10 – 20 miles of the volcano.       Explosion earthquake is the result of the collapse as a small earthquake occurring underground mines and caverns. (Taken from www.ngdir.ir/sitelinks/kids/html/earthquake_Kinds%20of%20earthquake) “This makes no more magma can escape.” The underlined word in the sentence refers to ....

• Volcanic earthquake

• Top of the volcano

• Volcanic activity

• Dry acidic lava

Prambanan Temple      Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple compound in Central Java in Indonesia, located approximately 18 km east of Yogyakarta.The temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it is one of the largest Hindu temples in south-east Asia. It is characterized by its tall and pointed architecture, typical of Hindu temple architecture, and by the 47m high central building inside a large complex of individual temples.      It was built around 850 CE by either Rakai Pikatan, king of the second Mataram dynasty, or Balitung Maha Sambu, during the Sanjaya Dynasty. Not long after its construction, the temple was abandoned and began to deteriorate. Reconstruction of the compound began in 1918. The main building was completed in around 1953. Much of the original stonework has been stolen and reused at remote construction sites. A temple will only be rebuilt if at least 75% of the original stones are available, and therefore only the foundation walls of most of the smaller shrines are now visible and with no plans for their reconstruction.      The temple was damaged during the earthquake in Java in 2006. Early photos suggest that although the complex appears to be structurally intact, damage is significant. Large pieces of debris, including carvings, were scattered over the ground. The temple has been closed to the public until damage can be fully assessed. The head of Yogyakarta Archaeological Conservation Agency stated that: “it will take months to identify the precise damage”. However, some weeks later in 2006 the site re-opened for visitors. The immediate surroundings of the Hindu temples remain off-limits for safety reasons. What is the main idea of the last paragraph?

• The site temple re-opened for visitors some weeks after the damage identified.

• Prambanan temple was damaged during the earthquake in Java in 2006.

• The temple has been closed until damage can be fully assessed.

• It took months to identify the precise damage of the temple.

Prambanan Temple       Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple compound in Central Java in Indonesia, located approximately 18 km east of Yogyakarta.The temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it is one of the largest Hindu temples in south-east Asia. It is characterized by its tall and pointed architecture, typical of Hindu temple architecture, and by the 47m highcentral building inside a large complex of individual temples.      It was built around 850 CE by either Rakai Pikatan, king of the second Mataram dynasty, or Balitung Maha Sambu, during the Sanjaya Dynasty. Not long after its construction, the temple was abandoned and began to deteriorate. Reconstruction of the compound began in 1918. The main building was completed in around 1953. Much of the original stonework has been stolen and reused at remote construction sites. A temple will only be rebuilt if at least 75% of the original stones are available, and therefore only the foundation walls of most of the smaller shrines are now visible and with no plans for their reconstruction.       The temple was damaged during the earthquake in Java in 2006. Early photos suggest that although the complex appears to be structurally intact, damage is significant. Large pieces of debris, including carvings, were scattered over the ground. The temple has been closed to the public until damage can be fully assessed. The head of Yogyakarta Archaeological Conservation Agency stated that: “it will take months to identify the precise damage”. However, some weeks later in 2006 the site re-opened for visitors. The immediate surroundings of the Hindu temples remain off-limits for safety reasons. From the text, we know that ….

• Prambanan temple actually has not shown its original feature

• The original stone works have been available to be reconstructed

• Prambanan temple still reopens because the earthquake gives no destruction

• The stolen and scattered stone works were replaced by other materials

Prambanan Temple      Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple compound in Central Java in Indonesia, located approximately 18 km east of Yogyakarta.The temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it is one of the largest Hindu temples in south-east Asia. It is characterized by its tall and pointed architecture, typical of Hindu temple architecture, and by the 47m high central building inside a large complex of individual temples.      It was built around 850 CE by either Rakai Pikatan, king of the second Mataram dynasty, or Balitung Maha Sambu, during the Sanjaya Dynasty. Not long after its construction, the temple was abandoned and began to deteriorate. Reconstruction of the compound began in 1918. The main building was completed in around 1953. Much of the original stonework has been stolen and reused at remote construction sites. A temple will only be rebuilt if at least 75% of the original stones are available, and therefore only the foundation walls of most of the smaller shrines are now visible and with no plans for their reconstruction.      The temple was damaged during the earthquake in Java in 2006. Early photos suggest that although the complex appears to be structurally intact, damage is significant. Large pieces of debris, including carvings, were scattered over the ground. The temple has been closed to the public until damage can be fully assessed. The head of Yogyakarta Archaeological Conservation Agency stated that: “it will take months to identify the precise damage”. However, some weeks later in 2006 the site re-opened for visitors. The immediate surroundings of the Hindu temples remain off-limits for safety reasons. Who built Prambanan temple?  

• Yogyakarta Archaeological Conservation Agency.

• Rakai Pikatan and Balitung Maha Sambu.

• UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Hindu embracers.

The Spindle, the Spool, and the Needle        All alone in the world, a young girl once lived in a small house in the middle of the woods. She was very poor, but she knew how to sew and, because she was very hard working and clever, she managed to earn her living by using her spindle, her spool and her needle.        One day, looking for a wife, a young prince came to the village asking who was the most beautiful and industrious young girl in the place. Many girls were pointed out to him, the richest and the most elegant ones, but nobody thought of the poor young seamstress. Only objects that she used in her daily work thought of her. The spindle jumped out of her hand and ran off through the woods, pulling a long golden thread behind it. The spool also jumped away, but it stopped outside the door and wove a lovely rug. The needle began to dance wildly in the amazed young girl’s fingers, and made tablecloths, curtains, and cushions, transforming the poor little house into a pretty and welcoming one. When the spindle and the golden thread led the prince to her door later, the lovely little seamstress and her pretty house pleased him so much that he never left her side again. What do you know from the story?

• The prince was seeking a wife who was both lovely and rich.

• A seamstress is a woman whose job is sewing and making clothes.

• The spindle, the spool and the needle turned into a welcoming house.

• Because of her diligence, the girl could earn her living with her parents.

The Spindle, the Spool, and the Needle        All alone in the world, a young girl once lived in a small house in the middle of the woods. She was very poor, but she knew how to sew and, because she was very hard working and clever, she managed to earn her living by using her spindle, her spool and her needle.        One day, looking for a wife, a young prince came to the village asking who was the most beautiful and industrious young girl in the place. Many girls were pointed out to him, the richest and the most elegant ones, but nobody thought of the poor young seamstress. Only objects that she used in her daily work thought of her. The spindle jumped out of her hand and ran off through the woods, pulling a long golden thread behind it. The spool also jumped away, but it stopped outside the door and wove a lovely rug. The needle began to dance wildly in the amazed young girl’s fingers, and made tablecloths, curtains, and cushions, transforming the poor little house into a pretty and welcoming one. When the spindle and the golden thread led the prince to her door later, the lovely little seamstress and her pretty house pleased him so much that he never left her side again.  “... but it stopped outside the door and wove a lovely rug”. (Paragraph 2) The underlined word in the sentence refers to the ....

• Seamstress

• Spindle

• Spool

• Door

The Spindle, the Spool, and the Needle       All alone in the world, a young girl once lived in a small house in the middle of the woods. She was very poor, but she knew how to sew and, because she was very hard working and clever, she managed to earn her living by using her spindle, her spool and her needle.       One day, looking for a wife, a young prince came to the village asking who was the most beautiful and industrious young girl in the place. Many girls were pointed out to him, the richest and the most elegant ones, but nobody thought of the poor young seamstress. Only objects that she used in her daily work thought of her. The spindle jumped out of her hand and ran off through the woods, pulling a long golden thread behind it. The spool also jumped away, but it stopped outside the door and wove a lovely rug. The needle began to dance wildly in the amazed young girl’s fingers, and made tablecloths, curtains, and cushions, transforming the poor little house into a pretty and welcoming one. When the spindle and the golden thread led the prince to her door later, the lovely little seamstress and her pretty house pleased him so much that he never left her side again.  What moral values can we get from the story?

• It teaches us to love others truly.

• Diligence and perseverance bring us to fortune.

• We have to fulfill any demand of someone we love.

• People have to do some difficult tasks to make others happy.

The Spindle, the Spool, and the Needle        All alone in the world, a young girl once lived in a small house in the middle of the woods. She was very poor, but she knew how to sew and, because she was very hard working and clever, she managed to earn her living by using her spindle, her spool and her needle.       One day, looking for a wife, a young prince came to the village asking who was the most beautiful and industrious young girl in the place. Many girls were pointed out to him, the richest and the most elegant ones, but nobody thought of the poor young seamstress. Only objects that she used in her daily work thought of her. The spindle jumped out of her hand and ran off through the woods, pulling a long golden thread behind it. The spool also jumped away, but it stopped outside the door and wove a lovely rug. The needle began to dance wildly in the amazed young girl’s fingers, and made tablecloths, curtains, and cushions, transforming the poor little house into a pretty and welcoming one. When the spindle and the golden thread led the prince to her door later, the lovely little seamstress and her pretty house pleased him so much that he never left her side again.  “ ... the most beautiful and industrious young girl in the place”. What does the underlined word mean? Having a/an ....

• Ability to produce something

• Characteristic to work hard

• Multi-talent in oneself

• Good competence

LANDSLIDE        A landslide is the movement of rock, debris or earth down a slope. They result from the failure of the materials which make up the hill slope and are driven by the force of gravity. Landslides are known also as landslips, slumps or slope failure.         Some of the most common types of landslide in Australia are earth slides, rock falls and debris flows. Some movements of landslide come from material which collapses suddenly, but some other slides move …(x) for certain period. Some even are almost undetectable. Sudden and rapid events are the most dangerous because of a lack of warning and the speed at which material can travel down the slope as well as the force of its resulting impact. Extremely slow landslides might move only millimeters or centimeters a year and can be active over many years. Although this type of landslide is not a threat to people they can cause considerable …(y) to property.          Landslides can be triggered by natural causes or by human activity. They …(z) from a single boulder in a rock fall or topple to tens of millions of cubic meters of material in a debris flow. Adapted from: http://www.ga.gov.au/scientific-topics/hazards/landslide/basics/what ....(x)

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LANDSLIDE        A landslide is the movement of rock, debris or earth down a slope. They result from the failure of the materials which make up the hill slope and are driven by the force of gravity. Landslides are known also as landslips, slumps or slope failure.         Some of the most common types of landslide in Australia are earth slides, rock falls and debris flows. Some movements of landslide come from material which collapses suddenly, but some other slides move …(x) for certain period. Some even are almost undetectable. Sudden and rapid events are the most dangerous because of a lack of warning and the speed at which material can travel down the slope as well as the force of its resulting impact. Extremely slow landslides might move only millimeters or centimeters a year and can be active over many years. Although this type of landslide is not a threat to people they can cause considerable …(y) to property.        Landslides can be triggered by natural causes or by human activity. They …(z) from a single boulder in a rock fall or topple to tens of millions of cubic meters of material in a debris flow. Adapted from: http://www.ga.gov.au/scientific-topics/hazards/landslide/basics/what ....(y)

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LANDSLIDE       A landslide is the movement of rock, debris or earth down a slope. They result from the failure of the materials which make up the hill slope and are driven by the force of gravity. Landslides are known also as landslips, slumps or slope failure.         Some of the most common types of landslide in Australia are earth slides, rock falls and debris flows. Some movements of landslide come from material which collapses suddenly, but some other slides move …(x) for certain period. Some even are almost undetectable. Sudden and rapid events are the most dangerous because of a lack of warning and the speed at which material can travel down the slope as well as the force of its resulting impact. Extremely slow landslides might move only millimeters or centimeters a year and can be active over many years. Although this type of landslide is not a threat to people they can cause considerable …(y) to property.        Landslides can be triggered by natural causes or by human activity. They …(z) from a single boulder in a rock fall or topple to tens of millions of cubic meters of material in a debris flow. Adapted from: http://www.ga.gov.au/scientific-topics/hazards/landslide/basics/what ....(z)

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ADAM MALIK                Adam Malik, (born July 22, 1917, Pematangsiantar, North Sumatra, Dutch East Indies died September. 5, 1984, in Jakarta is an Indonesian statesman and nationalist political leader.         Malik was jailed by the Dutch in the 1930s for being a member of the nationalist group that sought independence for the Dutch East Indies. In 1937 he founded the Indonesian news agency Antara, which originally served as an organ of the nationalist press. During World War II he was active in the Indonesian youth movement. In 1945 he was involved with the abduction of the Indonesian leaders Sukarno and Mohammad Hattain order to “force” … (x) to declare independence rather than receiving it as a gift from the Japanese, and in 1946 he was involved with the kidnapping of SutanSjahrir in order to protest a negotiated settlement with the Dutch.             After the Indonesian revolution ended in 1949, Malik served in various posts of the Sukarno government, including ambassador to the Soviet Union and to Poland. In 1962 he was the chief Indonesian delegate to the Washington, D.C., negotiations on West Irian (Irian Jaya), which laid the groundwork for Indonesia eventually securing this territory.              As…    (y) affair minister (1966–77) of the Suharto government, Malik was the architect of the new Indonesian foreign policy that restored relations with Malaysia, the Philippines, and China and …(z) the seat lost when Sukarno took Indonesia out of the UN in 1965. Malik also was able to obtain a 30-year extension on the $3 billion debt to creditor nations accumulated during the Sukarno years. As president of the United Nations 26th General Assembly (1971–72), Malik presided over the admission of the People’s Republic of China to the UN. Later he served as vice president of Indonesia (1978–83). Adapted from: Adapted fromhttps://www.britannica.com/biography/Adam Malik ....(x)

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ADAM MALIK          Adam Malik, (born July 22, 1917, Pematangsiantar, North Sumatra, Dutch East Indies died September. 5, 1984, in Jakarta is an Indonesian statesman and nationalist political leader.           Malik was jailed by the Dutch in the 1930s for being a member of the nationalist group that sought independence for the Dutch East Indies. In 1937 he founded the Indonesian news agency Antara, which originally served as an organ of the nationalist press. During World War II he was active in the Indonesian youth movement. In 1945 he was involved with the abduction of the Indonesian leaders Sukarno and Mohammad Hattain order to “force” … (x) to declare independence rather than receiving it as a gift from the Japanese, and in 1946 he was involved with the kidnapping of SutanSjahrir in order to protest a negotiated settlement with the Dutch.             After the Indonesian revolution ended in 1949, Malik served in various posts of the Sukarno government, including ambassador to the Soviet Union and to Poland. In 1962 he was the chief Indonesian delegate to the Washington, D.C., negotiations on West Irian (Irian Jaya), which laid the groundwork for Indonesia eventually securing this territory.         As … (y) affair minister (1966–77) of the Suharto government, Malik was the architect of the new Indonesian foreign policy that restored relations with Malaysia, the Philippines, and China and …(z) the seat lost when Sukarno took Indonesia out of the UN in 1965. Malik also was able to obtain a 30-year extension on the $3 billion debt to creditor nations accumulated during the Sukarno years. As president of the United Nations 26th General Assembly (1971–72), Malik presided over the admission of the People’s Republic of China to the UN. Later he served as vice president of Indonesia (1978–83). Adapted from: Adapted fromhttps://www.britannica.com/biography/Adam Malik ....(y)

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ADAM MALIK            Adam Malik, (born July 22, 1917, Pematangsiantar, North Sumatra, Dutch East Indies died September. 5, 1984, in Jakarta is an Indonesian statesman and nationalist political leader.             Malik was jailed by the Dutch in the 1930s for being a member of the nationalist group that sought independence for the Dutch East Indies. In 1937 he founded the Indonesian news agency Antara, which originally served as an organ of the nationalist press. During World War II he was active in the Indonesian youth movement. In 1945 he was involved with the abduction of the Indonesian leaders Sukarno and Mohammad Hattain order to “force” … (x) to declare independence rather than receiving it as a gift from the Japanese, and in 1946 he was involved with the kidnapping of SutanSjahrir in order to protest a negotiated settlement with the Dutch.            After the Indonesian revolution ended in 1949, Malik served in various posts of the Sukarno government, including ambassador to the Soviet Union and to Poland. In 1962 he was the chief Indonesian delegate to the Washington, D.C., negotiations on West Irian (Irian Jaya), which laid the groundwork for Indonesia eventually securing this territory.            As ….. (y) affair minister (1966–77) of the Suharto government, Malik was the architect of the new Indonesian foreign policy that restored relations with Malaysia, the Philippines, and China and …(z) the seat lost when Sukarno took Indonesia out of the UN in 1965. Malik also was able to obtain a 30-year extension on the $3 billion debt to creditor nations accumulated during the Sukarno years. As president of the United Nations 26th General Assembly (1971–72), Malik presided over the admission of the People’s Republic of China to the UN. Later he served as vice president of Indonesia (1978–83). Adapted from: Adapted fromhttps://www.britannica.com/biography/Adam Malik ....(z)

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