SOAL & Kunci Jawaban Bahasa Inggris Kelas 12 Ulangan/Ujian Semester 1 Tahun Ajaran 2023-2024

Jawab : b

Questions 4–6 are based on the following text.
Keumalahayati, or Malahayati(16th century), was an admiral in the navy of theAceh
Sultanate, which ruled the area of modernAceh Province,Sumatra,Indonesia. She was the first woman admiral in the modern world. Malahayati,s reputation as the guardian of the Aceh Kingdom ledEnglandto choose a peaceful, diplomatic method by which to enter the Malacca Strait. A letter fromQueen Elizabeth Iwas brought byJames Lancasterto the Sultan, and it was Malahayati who led the negotiation with Lancaster. The agreement opened the English route to Java, and they were soon afterwards able to build merchant offices inBanten. Elizabeth I rewarded Lancaster with aknighthoodfor his successful diplomacy in Aceh and Banten. Malahayati was killed in combat while attacking the Portuguese fleet at Teuluk Krueng Raya. She was buried at lereng Bukit Kota Dalam, a small fishing village 34km from Banda Aceh. Today, Malahayati has become the namesake for naval ships, universities, hospitals and roads in several Sumatran cities.

4. The text is written to ... .
A. know the name of streets, ships and universities in Aceh
B. give reward to Queen Elizabeth 1 for the negosiation
C. remind us of a heroic woman from Aceh Sultanate
D. explain admiral in Aceh Sultanate

Jawab : c

5. What did she do in the agreement?
A. She led the negosiation with Lancaster
B. She built merchant offices in Banten
C. She attacked the Portuguse fleet
D. She entered Malacca strait

Jawab : a

6. The underlined word in the text (paragraph 3) is closest in meaning to ... .
A. in a battle
B. in a trap
C. in a gun
D. in a trip

Jawab : a

Questions 7– 9 are based on the following text.

UNESCO Beirut office launched a Media training programme for youth NGOs to
enhance their communication skills, through enabling them to build media relations,
increase their capacity to produce media material, push their news through national
and international channels, and efficiently monitor this process. Mr. George Awad, UNESCO Communication & Information programme officer, talked about the programme, its stages, benefits and the commitments needed from each NGO. This was followed by a brief on each NGO current communication status, which was lead by Ms. Nada Hamzeh, UNESCO consultant. The second session was a panel discussion with Mr. Sam Menassa, General Manager of Radio Voice of Lebanon and Mr. Ghassan Hajjar, managing editor at Annahar Newspaper. The two guests shared their perspective on “Understanding the Media” and how it is dealt with at different media outlets through their own experiences. Mr. Menassa talked about the structure of the media outlets and the changes that have happened over the years. While Mr. Hajjar emphasis was on the quality of information to be shared as not any information is Media Information and not any information is important enough to be published. The Round-table also addressed the fact that Youth are not interested in Radio, nor Newspaper and even less in TV (as per UNESCO latest study). Social Media is the Youth Hub nowadays; that is why it was crucial to develop websites and phone applications in order to advance at the same pace with Youth on the level of Technology.

7. What is the text about?
A. Radio voice of Lebanon
B. Media Training Program
C. The quality of information
D. Understanding the technology

Jawab : b

8. What will the NGOs probably do after the discussion?
A. Develop websites and phone applications
B. Ask people to be interested to newspaper
C. Develop the programs of the panel
D. Publish some information

Jawab : s

9. The underlined word in line 1 paragraph 1 can be replced by ... .
A. decrease
B. improve
C. manage
D. reach