SMA Bahasa Inggris: Pertanyaan, Jawaban, Latihan Soal & Pembahasan

ATTENTION

Due to the fact that the next two days are national holidays of Christmas and followed by the first semseter holiday; all students are requested to study at home during those days starting tomorrow. School will begin on January 5th, 2014.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Principal

 

What does the text tell about?

"Join us at our 20th Anniversary meeting".

The underlined word refers to...

Which information can be found in the text?

1. Determine when to defrost your food in the refrigerator. Most items will usually defrost within up 24 hours; however, large items such as frozen turkeys and chickens may take several days to defrost.
2. Verify that the temperature of your refrigerator is set to 4.4 degrees Celsius. Your food will take longer to defrost if the temperature of your refrigerator is several degrees lower.
3. Place your frozen food on a plate or dish to prevent leaks. Any juice that drips from your defrosted food may contaminate other foods in your refrigerator.
4. Prepare your food shortly after it has been defrosted. Some food must u prepared and eaten immediately to prevent bacteria growth; however, you may freeze the food, as long as it is placed in the freezer within the time frame in which you should have eaten it.

"Place you frozen food..." (step 3)

The word frozen is closest in meaning to the word ...

1. Determine when to defrost your food in the refrigerator. Most items will usually defrost within up 24 hours; however, large items such as frozen turkeys and chickens may take several days to defrost.
2. Verify that the temperature of your refrigerator is set to 4.4 degrees Celsius. Your food will take longer to defrost if the temperature of your refrigerator is several degrees lower.
3. Place your frozen food on a plate or dish to prevent leaks. Any juice that drips from your defrosted food may contaminate other foods in your refrigerator.
4. Prepare your food shortly after it has been defrosted. Some food must u prepared and eaten immediately to prevent bacteria growth; however, you may freeze the food, as long as it is placed in the freezer within the time frame in which you should have eaten it.

What should we do after the food has already been defrosted?

Dr. Mohammad Hatta was born in Bukittinggi, West Sumatera, Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia). He was Indonesia’s first Vice President, later also served as the country’s prime minister. Known as the ‘proclamator’, he and a number of Indonesian people including the first President of Indonesia Soekarno, fought for the independence, he studied in the Netherlands from 1921 until 1932.

Moreover, after his early education, he studied in Dutch Schools in Indonesia. He is more remembered as Bung Hatta (Bung is an affectionate title used to address colleagues, popular in the early 1900 and is still used by Indonesians).

Based on the text above, we know that ...

It's like a zoo but the animal are not caged. Giraffes, monkeys, hippopotamun, even lions and tigers wander around freely. Perhaps you may think, what if these animals attack? No, they won't, because you look at them from inside your car or bus. Here, it is the difference. At the zoo, the animals are locked in the cage. At the Safari Park you are the ones locked inside your vehicle.

 

"... even lions and tigers wander around freely" (line 2)

The underlined word means ...

It's like a zoo but the animal are not caged. Giraffes, monkeys, hippopotamun, even lions and tigers wander around freely. Perhaps you may think, what if these animals attack? No, they won't, because you look at them from inside your car or bus. Here, it is the difference. At the zoo, the animals are locked in the cage. At the Safari Park you are the ones locked inside your vehicle.

 

What is the main idea of the paragraph?

It's like a zoo but the animal are not caged. Giraffes, monkeys, hippopotamun, even lions and tigers wander around freely. Perhaps you may think, what if these animals attack? No, they won't, because you look at them from inside your car or bus. Here, it is the difference. At the zoo, the animals are locked in the cage. At the Safari Park you are the ones locked inside your vehicle.

 

Why the animals can not attack the visitors?

It's like a zoo but the animal are not caged. Giraffes, monkeys, hippopotamun, even lions and tigers wander around freely. Perhaps you may think, what if these animals attack? No, they won't, because you look at them from inside your car or bus. Here, it is the difference. At the zoo, the animals are locked in the cage. At the Safari Park you are the ones locked inside your vehicle.

 

Whta are usually locked in a cage?