149. Promoting . . . goods and services, the company salesmen also bid an opportunity to earn some profit.
A. They C. Its
B. Their D. It
150. The recent progress report . . . to the Branch Manager.
A. Submits C. Will be submitted
B. Will submit D. Will be submitting
ERROR RECOGNITION
Choose the one word or phrase which would not be appropriate in standard written English
151. The blueberry muffins made by (A) your mother are (B) as delicious with (C) that the chef made (D)
152. We would rather study (A) for the (B) final exam tomorrow better than (C) go shopping (D)
153. The biggest mistake people can make with their (A) dog is (B) to treat them (C) alike (D) humans
154. The test materials (A) were developed by (B) the centrally government (C) and tested to all schools in (D) Indonesia.
155. The officially (A) reason for (B) the (C) Delay of their flight to Singapore is (D) the bad weather.
156. The newly-built fashion boutique (A) near my house has (B) more than (C) ten employers (D)
157. The man was released (A) after the police realized that (B) he (C) was wrong (D) convicted of drug smuggling.
158. Jakarta, a (A) capital city of Indonesia, is (B) the most populous (C) city in (D) Southeast Asia.
159. No one seems (A) to know when will (B) the bus arrive (C) at the (D) bus stop.
160. Both Agung as well as (A) Wawan eat (B) all the time but (C) they never get fat (D)
READING COMPREHENSION
Read the passage carefully and select the one correct answer from the four choices
Reading 1 for questions 161-166
Police in New Jersey believe they have solved one of the longest running murder cases in the state’s history: the disappearance of five Newark teenagers in 1978. After tracking leads for 32 years, two man were arrested on March 22 and charged with herding the teens at gunpoint into an abandoned row house, tying them up and torching the building, setting a blaze so so fierce police say the bodies were incinerated, destroying any evidence. Now prosecutors have a difficult task: prove the teens were murdered when their bodies were never found.
Murders without bodies were long considered one of the most complex challenges in the legal profession, but advances ion technology have made the one unthinkable prospect ore common. The absence of the key piece of evidence – the corpse – poses unique problems for both prosecutors and defense attorneys, according to Thomas “Tad” DiBiase, a Washington-based lawyer who runs a website chronicling “no body” murders. He said the majority of the cases end in convictions or guilty pleas. “The body can tell you how the murder occured,” he said. “It can tell you when the murder occured, it can tell you where the murder occured, so by taking away the body you take away all the elements from the case – that makes it enormously difficult.
”The New Jersey case was initially treated as a missing person’s case and no connections was made between the fire and the teens’ disappearances. In the decades since, any clues have been all but obliterated. The site of the fire is now a housing complex and additional case files were reportedly lost in a courthouse flood.
161. What can be inferred from the passage about the New jersey case?
A. The prosecutors have enough evidence
B. The convicts need to find a good lawyer
C. The case needs to be closed
D. The murderers will never be put into trials.
162. The word their in paragraph 1 refers to
A. The teens C. The police
B. The murderers D. The prosecutors
163. in paragraph 3, the word obliterated is closest meaning to
A. Eliminated C. Terminated
B. Preserved D. Scattered
164. What is the main idea of the passage?
A. The site of murders is an important clue
B. The weapon of the murders has a significant role
C. The bodies were the key piece of evidence
D. The prosecutors were the key elements of a case
165. When was the murder of five Newark teenagers solved?
A. In 1978 C. In 2010
B. In 2000 D. In 2011
166. The author mentions all of the following about the New Jersey cases except
A. It was the longest running murder case in the U.S.
B. The site of the fire is now a housing complex
C. The case files were lost in a courthouse flood
D. It was originally treated as a missing person’s case.
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