CONTOH MODUL:

INCOMPLETE SENTENCES

Oleh: Mangasa Aritonang, MA NIP. 131 884 117

Tahun 2005

Kata Pengantar
Modul berjudul Incomplete Sentences ini merupakan pegangan tertulis bagi peserta diklat guru Bahasa Inggris SMK tingkat dasar. Modul ini berfungsi sebagai berikut: 1. Bahan pegangan bagi peserta diklat dalam mempelajari bagaimana memahami dan membuat suatu ungkapan kalimat secara tertulis dengan benar. 2. Bahan pegangan bagi peserta diklat untuk memperbaiki skor TOEIC mereka melalui soal-soal incomplete sentences yang ada dalam TOEIC test. 3. Sebagai contoh modul bagi peseta diklat agar mereka dapat juga mengembangkan modul untuk anak didik mereka di sekolah. Dalam perkembangannya, di dalam modul ini mungkin akan ditemukan kelemahan atau kekurangan. Oleh karena itu, sangat mungkin untuk diterbitkannya edisi revisi setelah mendapat masukan-masukan yang signifikan dari pemakai modul ini, seperti peserta diklat, pemerhati atau siapapun juga.

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DAFTAR ISI
Halaman Francis Kata Pengantar Daftar Isi Peta Kedudukan Modul Glosarium Bab I Pendahuluan A. Deskripsi B. Prasarat C. Petunjuk Penggunaan Modul D. Tujuan Akhir Bab II Incomplete Sentences A. Kegiatan Belajar 1 B. Kegiatan Belajar 2 C. Kegiatan Belajar 3 D. Kegiatan Belajar 4 Bab III Evaluasi A. Soal B. Kunci Jawaban 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 6 6 7 8 8 10 16 21 23 23 31

Bab IV Penutup Daftar Pustaka

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Peta Kedudukan Modul

Modul 1 Photographs

Modul 2 Question and Responses

Modul 3 Short Conversation

Modul 4 Short Talk

Modul 5 Incomplete Sentences

Modul 6 Error Recognition

Modul 7 Reading Comprehension

GLOSARIUM

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Complacency Compliant Detained Expansion Flair Inferences Instances Instincts Interest Peak Peripheral Perishable Reinstated Remain Reprimanded Scarcity Stem Subscribes

kepuasan Sesuai Ditahan, ditangkap pengembangan Kemampuan alami Ide, teori, kepercayaan, asumsi Contoh Karakter Perhatian Klimaks Marjinal, minor, secondary Mudah busuk Menempatkan kembali Tetap Diingatkan Kelangkaan Akar kata Mendaftar, berlangganan

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Bab I Pendahuluan A. Deskripsi

Modul berjudul Incomplete Sentences ini merupakan modul ke lima dari tujuh rangkaian modul yang disiapkan bagi peserta diklat guru Bahasa Inggris tingkat dasar di PPPG Kejuruan. Dalam percakapan sehari-hari, fluency dan accuracy memegang peranan yang penting. Pilihan kata dalam konteks tertentu kadang dapat digantikan oleh kata lain, tapi dalam konteks yang berbeda tidak dapat digantikan, meskipun kata tersebut kelihatannya mempunyai makna yang berdekatan. Hal ini yang disebut dengan set expression. Ruang lingkup modul ini meliputi: 1. 2. 3. 4. Formal Written English Vocabulary Grammatical form Some hints in doing Incomplete Sentences part.

Setelah menyelesaikan modul ini, Anda dapat membedakan antara test yang mengujikan grammar dan vocbulary, dan mendapatkan clue yang dapat dijadikan pegangan dalam menentukan pilihan jawaban pada saat mengerjakan soal-soal Incomplete Sentences yang ada pada TOEIC test.

B. Prasyarat
Modul ini merupakan kompetensi awal dalam mengerjakan bagian Reading pada TOEIC test, sehingga tidak ada yang dijadikan prasyarat sebelum mempelajari modul ini.

C. Petunjuk Penggunaan Modul / Bahan Ajar

1. Petunjuk bagi peserta diklat a). Sebelum menggunakan modul ini, bacalah setiap petunjuk yang ada, baik petunjuk umum ataupun petunjuk khusus pada setiap kegiatan. b). Untuk lebih memperdalam pengetahuan, peserta diklat harus melakukan tugas-tugas mandiri sebagaimana diinstruksikan dalam modul ini. c). Kerjakanlah modul sesuai urutan yang ada. 2. Peran fasilitator a). Membantu peserta diklat dalam melaksanakan kegiatan belajar b). Mengorganisasikan kegiatan belajar berpasangan atau kelompok. c). Mengamati kegiatan belajar peserta diklat dan melaksanakan penilaian

D. Tujuan Akhir
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Kinerja yang diharapkan dimiliki peserta diklat setelah mempelajari modul ini adalah keefektifan dan kemandirian sehingga dapat mempersempit alur pemikiran dalam menentukan pilihan jawaban dengan menggunakan clue yang ada pada setiap soal test. Peserta diklat dinilai berhasil bila dalam mengerjakan soal-soal TOEIC test, khususnya di bagian Incomplete Sentences, nilainya semakin membaik. Dari 40 soal Incomplete Sentences dalam TOEIC test, diharapkan minimal 35 soal dijawab dengan benar.

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Bab II INCOMPLETE SENTENCES A. Kegiatan Belajar 1 Formal Written English

1. Tujuan Kegiatan Belajar 1 Memperkenalkan bahasa Inggris tertulis dalam situasi formal karena hal ini banyak digunakan dalam bagian reading di TOEIC test. 2. Uraian Materi 1 The language used in the Reading section represents formal written English and does not usually contain the contractions or informal language found in the Listening Comprehension section. Look at these examples of different levels of formality: Informal English Im sorry I cant come. Please call back. Can you give me a hand with this?

Formal English I regret that I will be unable to attend. I look forward to your reply. I would appreciate your assistance in this matter. Now look at the different language used in the following two announcements, one spoken and one written. A spoken excerpt from a staff meeting There arent enough parking space for everyone going to the party at the hotel on Wednesday night, so theyre arranging a shuttle bus to pick us up and drop us off there. Please use the bus so that the hotel has enough room for their own guests. A written communication from a hotel Because the hotel does not have sufficient parking spaces for everyone attending the reception on Wednesday evening, we have arranged a shuttle bus to bring guests to the hotel entrance. We ask that you take advantage of this service so that we may accommodate our overnight guests.

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In the written communication above, the sentence structure is more complex and the vocabulary used is more formal. For example, enough becomes sufficient, and please use is replaced with we ask that you take advantage of. 3. Rangkuman 1 Di dalam formal written English, gagasan atau ide biasanya disampaikan dalam kalimat yang lebih sopan dan lebih panjang dibandingkan dengan informal atau bahasa lisan. Perlu juga diperhatikan pilihan kata di dalam bahasa formal dan informal. 4. Tugas 1 In the list below, fill in the formal words and phrases used in the written communication from the hotel. The first two have been done for you. Informal English 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. enough please use going to the party has enough room for Formal English sufficient we ask that you take advantage of ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________

5. Tes Formatif 1 Work in group of three. Role play an informal meeting based on the situation below. Situation:

To increase productivity, a company has proposed cutting everyones lunch break time from 1 hour to 45 minutes. Some colleaguges who object to this proposal get together to discuss it.
After the role-played meeting, write a formal report (petition) 6. Kunci Jawaban Test Formatif 1 Jawaban akan bervariasi.

B. Kegiatan Belajar 2 Vocabulary

1. Tujuan Kegiatan Belajar 2 Dapat menentukan pilihan jawaban pada test vocabulary, baik dengan memahami konteks kalimat ataupun dengan memahami akar kata, imbuhan, synonym, antonym, dll, dan dapat mengenal set expressions di dalam bahasa Inggris.

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2. Uraian Materi 2 Consider the overall meaning of a sentence to determine a missing vocabulary item. Understanding the general idea of a sentence can help you determine the missing vocabulary item. In fact, it is a good idea to ignore, or even cover up, the choices at first so that you can focus on the meaning of the whole sentences. Consider the following example: Example: The firm ..Mr Morrison as its accountant after it was learned that he had not been mishandling funds. (A) (B) (C) (D) reinstated distracted determined reprimanded

The last part of this sentence indicates that Mr Morrison had not done anything wrong. Ask yourself, What would a firm be likely to do in this situation? Only choice (A), reinstated, provides a meaningful answer. Mr Morrison was reinstated, or returned to his position.

Apply your knowledge of prefixes, word stems, and suffixes to select the best vocabulary item. Prefix: a letter or group of letters at the beginning of a word. Stem: the main part of a word Suffix: a letter or group of letters at the end of a word. Use your knowledge of the different parts of words to choose the correct answer. For example, if you know that the prefix pre- means before, and that re- means again, you can determine the meaning of words like prearrange, preseason, and preflight, as well as reappear, reattach, and reinstall. If you know that the stem view means see, then you can understand that preview means see before and review means view again. Here are examples of common prefixes, stems, and suffixes and their meanings or uses. Prefixes antiautobiagaints self two

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exmonomultipresyntrireunforeundercoStems bio biblio cycle demo dict dorm duct flect graph labor lingua temp vis

out, former one many before with three again not before below together

life book circle, round people say sleep lead bend writing work language time see

Suffixes -er -ful -less -ly -ness -ion a person who does something full of without forms an adverb from an adjective forms a noun from an adjective forms a noun from a verb

Examples: biographer reflection monolingual dormitory laboratory laborer - a person who writes a story of a life - light bent back - speaking one language - a place to sleep - a place to work - a person who works

Note: Breaking apart a word into prefix and stem can help you guess the meaning of many words. Some words, however, may seem to have prefixes but really do not. For example, in the words precious, premier,

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and pressure, pre- is not a prefix meaning before but is part of the stem of the word. Look for word parts, but be aware that a word might not always contain a prefix or suffix. Note that some words are often used together in set expressions. Certain combinations of words typycally occur in English. For example, the verb make can be used with an appointment, a date, or a mistake, while the verb do is frequently used with a job, homework, or an errand. For example, I made a mistake when I was doing my homework. Keep in mind that an Incomplete Sentence questions may be assessing your knowledge of English language usage. Consider the following examples: Example 1 Mr Dupre has asked me to send his .regards to you and your staff. (A) warm (B) firm (C) close (D) good The word regards is usually used with the words warm or best. While close and good might seem to make sense, they are not used to modify regards. Example 2 He has .a great deal of time on this project. (A) passed (B) spent (C) cost (D) paid The word time can be used with passed or spent, but the meaning of the two expressions are different. To pass time means to let the time go by while you are relaxing or waiting. This would not make sense in the above sentence. To spend a lot of time on something means that you use the time for a special purpose. 3. Rangkuman 2 Memahami konteks kalimat secara utuh akan membantu kita menentukan pilihan jawaban atas pilihan kata yang tepat. Di samping itu, pengetahuan akan imbuhan (awalan dan akhiran), dan akar kata juga akan sangat membantu memahami arti kata, dan yang pada gilirannya akan membantu menentukan pilihan jawaban.

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Di dalam bahasa Inggris, kita perlu mengingat set expression, dimana ada kata tertentu hanya dapat dipasangkan dengan kata tertentu, tidak dapat digantikan oleh kata lain meskipun sepertinya arti kata lain tersebut mirip dengan kata yang yang sudah dipasangkan tadi. 4. Tugas 2 Match the prefix on the left with a suitable word ending on the right. Use each prefix and word ending only once. Be sure you understand the meaning of each word. Then choose the most appropriate word to use in each of the sentences. Prefix repreforeunderbicomultitransunSentences 1. Fluctuation in the stock market are not always . 2. We failed to the effect of the new shopping center on traffic patterns. 3. Public can be used to get to the conference center. 4. Ms Curtis was dissatisfied because she felt her abilities were ..by her supervisor. 5. An advertisement has been placed for a .secretary. 6. The management apologizes for any inconvenience and ask for your ..while the construction is in progress. 7. Taking notes during the slide presentation is because handouts will be distributed at the end. 8. A ..sign would attract attention to the new restaurant better than a black-and-white sign. 9. Employees are asked to all used paper and envelopes. 5. Test Formatif 2 Below are six Incomplete Sentences. In each one, the missing word forms part of a set expression. First, read each sentence and underline the word or words that the missing word combines with to form a set expression. 1. I am writing in ..to the position of events manager advertised in Augusts Entertainment Monthly. Word endings -portation -estimated -colored -necessary -operation -lingual -see -cycle -dictable

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(A) comment (B) account (C) notice (D) reference 2. Please call the dentists office at your .convenience to make an appointment for your six month check up. (A) soonest (B) quickest (C) earliest (D) easiest 3. It is essential that we operate .the parameters of time and a limited budget. (A) among (B) about (C) within (D) onto 4. Reservations for the fish restaurant recently opened by John Larchmont need to be .several weeks in advance. (A) conducted (B) left (C) enlisted (D) made

5. The successthe new manufacturing process has doubled the number of request for the product. (A) to (B) of (C) for (D) by 6. We apologize for informing you of the change in location of the conference at such .notice. (A) brief (B) tight (C) short (D) small 6. Kunci Jawaban Test Formatif 2 1. D 2. C 3. C 4. D 5. B 6. C

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C. Kegiatan Belajar 3 Grammatical Forms

1. Tujuan Kegiatan Belajar 3 Mengenal parts of speech suatu kata dan mengenal struktur bahasa Inggris di dalam test TOEIC, seperti kesesuain tenses dengan bentuk kata kerja, kesesuain antara Subject dan Verb, keseuaian antara Noun dan Pronoun, dan lain-lain dalam bentuk grammatical relationship. 2. Uraian Materi 3 Identify the missing part of speech to determine the correct grammatical form. Identifying the missing part of speech (noun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, etc.) can help you eliminate some of the choices. If the missing word is verb, for example, you can rule out the choices that are not verbs. Consider the following example: [Link] face with a mask when using welding materials. (A) protection (B) protect (C) protecting (D) protective In this example, the sentence is grammatically correct when completed with a verb form that expresses a command the imperative form of the verb. Choices (A) and (D) are not verbs, so you can eliminate these choices immediately. Choices (B) and (C) are both verb forms. Choice (C), protecting, is not an imperative, so choice (B), protect, is the correct answer. Note: Understanding suffixes can help you determine the part of speech of a word. It is important to recognize, for example, that many adjectives end in -ent, as in silent and persistent, while nouns with the same stem end in ence, as in silence and persistence. Look for grammatical relationships between parts of the sentence. When you are choosing the correct grammatical form to complete the sentence, look at how parts of the sentence fit together. Information from one phrase often affects other parts of the sentence. Consider the following examples: Example: The notebook computer is the .profitable of all the products that are presently on sale. (A) as

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(B) so (C) more (D) most The phrase of all the products tells you that the notebook is being compared with more than one other product. A superlative adjective is required. Choice (D) forms the superlative of the adjective, so you should choose it as your answer. Example: Mrs Hayashi .from her trip to Jakarta late yesterday evening. (A) return (B) returned (C) returns (D) be returned Here, the clue is the phrase late yesterday evening. This phrase indicates that the action took place in the past. Choice (B) is the simple past tense and is the correct answer. 3. Rangkuman 3 Pemahaman terhadap part of speech dari kata yang dihilangkan sangat membantu kita dalam menentukan pilihan jawaban. Di setiap pertanyaan, upayakan memahami clue, karena hal itu juga akan membantu kita dalam menentukan pilihan jawaban. 4. Tugas 3: Identify the missing part of speech. Read the following sentences and decide what part of speech is missing in each case. Choose one of the parts of speech listed below and write it in the blank at the end of the sentence. The first one is done for you. noun, adverb, preposition, conjunction, verb, adjective 1. In order for the conference to run smoothly, we will need hundreds ..volunteers. (preposition) 2. The need for skilled workers in the manufacturing trade will .dramatically over the next decade. (_______________) 3. West Street has the citys .concentration of art galleries, museums, and restaurants. (____________________) 4. The RBI Corporation has maintained that its greatest growth potential lies overseas. (__________________)

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5. The airline industry announced yesterday that it had cancelled a $3.5 billion for jet airplanes. (_________________) 6. The audience is reminded that neither cameras .recording equipment will be permitted in the auditorium. (__________________) Now complete the same sentences from exercise above using words of your own. 1. In order for the conference to run smoothly, we will need hundreds ..volunteers. 2. The need for skilled workers in the manufacturing trade will .dramatically over the next decade. 3. West Street has the citys .concentration of art galleries, museums, and restaurants. 4. The RBI Corporation has maintained that its greatest growth potential lies overseas. 5. The airline industry announced yesterday that it had cancelled a $3.5 billion for jet airplanes. 6. The audience is reminded that neither cameras .recording equipment will be permitted in the auditorium. 5. Test Formatif 3 Decide what type of word you would use to fill in the blank. What types of words do you expect to see in the choices? Underline the word or phrase in the sentence that helps you to decide what should go in the space. 1. Mr Kobayashi spoke quite while he was making his sales presentation. 2. Over the next two years, production at the Landsbury plant .to double in order to meet increased demand. 3. The new computers we are installing are far more powerful ..those we are currently using. 4. Regrettably, Mr Jenkinson was found to be .good at his work nor easy to get along with. 5. While you are in the building, please wear your identification badge at all times so that you are as a company employee. Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word from the choices.

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1. Mr Kobayashi spoke quite while he was making his sales presentation. (A) exciting (B) excitable (C) excitedly (D) excitement 2. Over the next two years, production at the Landsbury plant .to double in order to meet increased demand. (A) needed (B) will need (C) has needed (D) was needing 3. The new computers we are installing are far more powerful ..those we are currently using. (A) as (B) than (C) and (D) so 4. Regrettably, Mr Jenkinson was found to be .good at his work nor easy to get along with. (A) either (B) nor (C) both (D) neither 5. While you are in the building, please wear your identification badge at all times so that you are as a company employee. (A) recognize (B) recognizing (C) recognizable (D) recognizably 6. Kunci Jawaban Test Formatif 3 1. spoke quite..requires adverb 2. Over the next two years is the adverb of future time, so it needs future form with will 3. more powerful ..is a phrase for comparison. Morethan is usually a set expression. 4. nor in the sentence is the clue. [Link] is a set expression 5. you [Link] the sentence requires adjective, so it needs adjective. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. C B B D C

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D. Kegiatan Belajar 4 Some hints in doing test in Incomplete Sentences part.

1. Tujuan Kegiatan Belajar 4 Memperoleh beberapa hal yan perlu diperhatikan dalam mengerjakan soalsoal Incomplete Sentences di dalam TOEIC test. 2. Uraian Materi 4 Decide if the question requires knowledge of vocabulary or grammar. Read all of the choices carefully. In some cases, you must select the correct vocabulary item. In other questions, you must select the correct grammatical form of a particular word. Consider the following examples: Example 1: Everyone should have periodic eye examinations to make sure any problems are quickly .. (A) produced (B) responded (C) discovered (D) prepared Example 2: Everyone should have periodic eye examinations to make sure any problems are quickly .. (A) discovering (B) discover (C) discovered (D) to discover In example 1, all of the choices are past participles of different verbs. You must choose the word that is appropriate in the context of the sentence. A medical problem must be discovered quickly so that it can be treated. In example 2, the choices come from the same root word, discover. Here, you must select the correct grammatical form of the word. The verb should be passive. The past participle discovered completes the passive construction problems are quickly discovered. Try to develop your knowledge of vocabulary. One of the best ways to increase your reading proficiency is to find reading materials that you enjoy and to read for pleasure as often as you can. In order to increase your understanding of English grammar and vocabulary, you may also want to do the following:

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Find material that you can read easily without having to stop frequently to look up words in a dictionary As you read, underline unkown words and guess their meaning from the context in which they appear. Do not stop and check these words in your dictionary at this point. When you have finished reading, choose five to ten words that you think you have understood from the context. Now write those five words in a vocabulary notebook and check in your dictionary for the part of speech and the meaning of the word as it appears in the passage. Next, use the words in sentences of your own. If you can, have a teacher or native English speaker check your sentences to see if you have used the words correctly. Entries in your reading vocabulary notebook might look like these: New Part of Vocabulary Speech Recepient Noun Meaning A person who receives Draw or write first version of Example Sentence The recepient of the award gave a speech of thanks Mr Ito has drafted the proposal, but it has not yet been reviewed.

Draft

Verb

3. Rangkuman 4 Dalam bagian Incomplete sentences, perlu kita mengetahui apakah test tersebut menguji kita tentang vocabulary atau tentang grammar. Apabila yang diujikan adalah vocabulary, perlu memahami context secara keseluruhan, tetapi apabila yang diujikan adalah grammar, perlu kita mencari kata apa yang menjadi clue dalam kalimat tersebut. 4. Tugas 4 Read each sentence, study the four choices, and select an answer. 1. The publishers suggested that the envelopes be sent to .by courier so that the film can be developed as soon as possible. (A) they (B) their (C) theirs (D) them 2. Conservatives predict that government fiinances will remain during the period of the investigation. (A) authoritative (B) summarized

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(C) examined (D) stable 3. Updating your skills is the only way to remain ..in todays job market, according to economist Chun Ho Suk. (A) competitor (B) competition (C) competitive (D) competed 4. Not only did the suppliers send the wrong .for the machine, but they also sent them to the wrong department. (A) particles (B) components (C) technicians (D) principles 5. Test Formatif 4 Develop 10 items of questions with multiple choice in Incomplete Sentences form. Half should test vocabulary, and the other half should test the grammar. 6. Kunci Jawaban Test Formatif 3 Answers will vary, as the sentences are developed by participants. The sentences are evaluated through their oral presentation and discussion.

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Bab III EVALUASI A. Soal

Directions: The questions below are Incomplete Sentences. For words or phrases, marked (A), (B), (C), (D), are given beneath each sentence. You are to choose the one word or phrase that best complete the sentences. 1. Battery-operated reading lamps very well right now. (A) sale (B) sold (C) are selling (D) were sold 2. In order to place a call outside the office, you have to nine first. (A) tip (B) make (C) dial (D) number 3. We are pleased to inform ..that the missing order has been found. (A) you (B) your (C) yours (D) yourself 4. Unfortunately, neither Mr Sachs ..Ms Flynn will be able to attend the awards banquet this evening. (A) but (B) and (C) nor (D) either 5. According to the manufacturer, the new generation is capable of .the amount of power consumed by our facility by nearly ten percent. (A) reduced (B) reducing (C) reduce (D) reduces 6. After the main course, choose from our wide ..of homemade deserts. (A) varied (B) various (C) vary (D) variety

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7. One of the most frequent complaints among airline passangers is that there is not .legroom. (A) enough (B) many (C) very (D) plenty 8. Faculty members are planning to a party in honor of Dr Walker, who will retire at the end of the semester. (A) carry (B) do (C) hold (D) take 9. Many employees seem more now about how to use the new telephone system than they did before they attended the workshop. (A) confusion (B) confuse (C) confused (D) confusing 10. our production figures improve in the near future, we foresee having to hire more people between now and July. (A) During (B) Only (C) Unless (D) Because 11. The prime minister is expected to arrive at the convention hall at 7.00 p.m. (A) approximated (B) approximates (C) approximate (D) approximately 12. Response to the proposed work schedule changes are ..outstanding from several departments. (A) until (B) yet (C) still (D) since 13. As the filming location has not yet been .., the release date has been postponed. (A) detained (B) determined (C) delayed (D) deleted

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14. Extreme should be used when the forklift truck is being operated. (A) caution (B) cautioned (C) cautiously (D) cautious 15. The county hospital is currently volunteers to staff the reception desk. (A) look to (B) looking for (C) looking around (D) looking into 16. We are a major international company with a growing number of .in North America. (A) inferences (B) instances (C) instincts (D) interests 17. The report indicates that the Tilbrook Fund is acting properly by delivering policy advice .rather than announcing it to the public. (A) privacy (B) privately (C) private (D) privatize 18. This presentation will demonstrate how Metron computers are superior .those of our competitors in terms of both features and speed. (A) from (B) than (C) to (D) as 19. The Executive Council of the Fashion Buyers Congress is of fifteen members from various branches of the fashion industry. (A) compose (B) composing (C) composed (D) to compose 20. Though their performance was relatively unpolished, the actors held the audiences .for the duration of the play. (A) attentive (B) attentively (C) attention (D) attentiveness 21. Dr Abernathys donation to Owston College broke the record for the largest private gift given to the campus.

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(A) always (B) rarely (C) once (D) ever 22. Savat National Park is by train, bus, charter plane, and rental car. (A) accessible (B) accessing (C) accessibility (D) accesses 23. In Piazzos latest architectural project, he hopes to ..his flair for blending contemporary and traditional ideals. (A) demonstrate (B) appear (C) inspect (D) position 24. Replacing the office equipment that the company purchased only three years ago seems quite . (A) waste (B) wasteful (C) wasting (D) wasted 25. On .., employees reach their peak performance level when they have been on the job for at least two years. (A) common (B) standard (C) average (D) general 26. We were .unaware of the problems with their air-conditioning units in the hotel rooms until this week. (A) complete (B) completely (C) completed (D) completing 27. If you send in an order .mail, we recommend that you phone our sales division directly to confirm the order. (A) near (B) by (C) for (D) on 28. A recent global survey suggests demand for aluminium and tin will remain at its current level for the next five to ten years. (A) which (B) it

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(C) that (D) both 29. Rates for the use of recreational facilities do not include tax and are subject to change without . (A) signal (B) cash (C) report (D) notice 30. We conduct our audits in accordance .generally accepted auditing standards. (A) of (B) with (C) in (D) across 31. The Director of educational Programs works collaboratively with the Minsitry of Education to ..that the programs are meeting the needs of the institution. (A) ensure (B) define (C) accept (D) imply 32. The Armstrong Group has the ..management team of the three companies under consideration. (A) impressive (B) more impressive (C) impressively (D) most impressive 33. There are over thirty keyboard commands that can prompt word-processing procedures, but common usage only a few. (A) involves (B) receives (C) subscribes (D) corresponds 34. The recent storms have led to the .closure of our overseas office. (A) temporal (B) temporary (C) temporarily (D) temporaries 35. Accounts receivable is money owed to a company, . accounts payable is money owed by the company to creditors. (A) whereas (B) otherwise (C) such as (D) in order that

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36. Cooks must remember that some raw foods are very and should be refrigerated or chilled until ready to be eaten or cooked. (A) peripheral (B) perishable (C) periodic (D) permanent 37. If savings could have been made elsewhere, we ..to give financial support to local community service organizations last year. (A) continue (B) continued (C) had continued (D) would have continued 38. The telecommunication department is completing a detailed .of each factory site to determine the types of equipment and features needed in each area. (A) elaboration (B) evolution (C) evaluation (D) expansion 39. Proposed changes that are not .with existing safety regulations will not be considered. (A) dependent (B) compliant (C) relating (D) supportive 40. The lectures will cover the relevant methods of ..the impact of currency fluctuations on international transactions. (A) determination (B) determined (C) determining (D) determine

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B. Kunci Jawaban
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Bab IV PENUTUP
Setelah menyelesaikan tugas dan evaluasi di dalam modul ini dengan benar dan berhasil dengan baik (minimal 80 persen soal di evaluasi dijawab dengan benar), Anda diperkenankan untuk melanjutkan ke modul 6 Error Recognition. Tetapi bila anda belum berhasil mengerjakan tugas dan evaluasi sesuai dengan yang diharapkan, Anda harus mengulang kembali mempelajari modul ini, dan silakan berkonsultasi dengan fasilitator / instruktur / widyaiswara.

GOOD LUCK

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