SEKOLAH TINGGI ILMU STATISTIK BADAN PUSAT STATISTIK SOAL UJIAN MASUK PROGRAM D-III DAN D-IV TAHUN AKADEMIK 2017/2018 SABTU, 6 MEI 2017 BAHASA INGGRIS 60 MENIT Petunjuk: ‘* Di bawah setiap soal dicantumkan 5 kemungkinan jawaban yang berisi kode A, B, C, D, atau E. Gunakan pensil 2B untuk menghitamkan lingkaran yang berisi kode Jawaban yang Saudara anggap benar pada Lembar Jawaban Komputer (LIK). Contoh pengisian Lebar Jawaban Komputer (LIK). 1@OS@OO m2 1. @OGOOmm 2®OQOOO = + PDOHOOm« Nilai Jawaban tiap soal adalah: 2 untuk jawaban benar, O untuk tidak ada jawaban, -1 untuk jawaban yang salah atau jawaban lebih dari satu. + Lembar jawaban tidak boleh kotor atau terlipat. Hanya lembar jawaban yang dikumpulkan, sedangkan soal bisa dibawa pulang1, The London Dungeon in the oldest part of London ~ in an old subterranean prison (that's what the word Dungeon for). A. lie, stand B. lied, stood C. ies, stands D. is lying, is standing E. are lain, is standing 2. The poverty index for both national and provincal levels by using comprehensive national statistics. identified be identified is to identified is going to identify identifies Sopp inless she a coat, she will catch a cold. put on puts on is putting on ‘was puting on . has put on mOOUSS m 4. Ifthere financial support from our department, the students would be unable to attend the conference. ‘A. have not been B. isnot C. had not been D. have E. had 5. “Has there been a new policy for attending intemational workshops?” [don’t know, I don’t remember whether about it. . was being told being told be told . to be told Iwas being told ruOm> 6. , the customers get extra discount on all item. A. When it have been purchased at this store B. When have purchased at this store C. When purchased at this store D. When purchasing at this store E. When it is purchasing at this store ~page 1 of 12-1, 10. i, Iwas scared, yet I also curious about the old lady. A. am B. were C. would be D. was E. will Blindfish, which spend their whole lives in caves, have eyes nor body pigments. not any neither nor without or Poop> ‘They have worked to prevent excessive government spending, protect environment, and 4 A. to provide quality education B. for pro C. provide D. the provision of quality education E. providing quality Most folk songs are ballads have simple words and tell simple stories. A. what B. although C. when D. that E. because Neither the secretary nor the two clerks their paychecks since yesterday. ‘A. have received B. received C. receiving D. have been received E. will receive . The book entitled “Di Bawah Bendera Revolusi” describes and how he behaved. Soekamo thought that Soekarno thought it what Soekamo thought that Soekarno thought Soekamo thought what moom> -page 2 of 12-1B. 14, 15. 16. 17, 18. The university has a lot of classroom. Each of them equipped with a sophisticated desktop. A, tobe B. being C. which is Dz is E. are Andromeda is a galaxy containing millions of individual stars, but it is Earth that it looks like a blurry patch of light. ‘A. away so far from B. away from so far C. from so far away D. from away so far E. so far away from We gave the money to the homeless shelter. ‘The passive causative form of this sentence is A. the money is given to the homeless shelter B. the homeless shelter will be given some money C. we have the money to be given to the homeless shelter D. the money would have been given to the homeless shelter by us E. we had the money given to the homeless shelter Rini: “Bony, where are you staying? Bony: “At Melia Nusadua Hotel.” Rini asked Bony A. where he was staying B. where did he stay C._ where does he stay D. where he had stayed E. where does he stay “Thad just turned out the light”, he explained. It means that A. he explained that he would turn out the light B. he explained that he has just turned out the light C. he explained that he had turn out the light D. he explained that he had just turned out the light E. he explained that he will turn out the light Ronggur does not have a car. Ronggur does not have a bicycle. The two sentences can be combined into . Ronggur does not have a car but bicycle ‘Ronggur has neither a car nor bicycle Ronggur has either a car or bicycle Ronggur does not have a car but bicycle Ronggur does not only have a car but also bicycle moom> ~page 3 of 12-19. 20. 2 22. 23, Subtropical zones temperate zones, but they still have distinct summer and ‘winter seasons. A. that are warmer B. warmer C. warmer than D. are warmer as E._ are warmer than The architecture of some modern government buildings is the type of construction used hundred years ago. A. likewise B. somewhat C. most likely D. the same to E. similar to ‘Anna: “Hi, Elsa. I wish the earthquake had not hurt your family at all.” Elsa: “Thanks God, not a little bit. Luckily we couid all escape, except for my neighbor who broke his leg.” Anna : “Oh, on it’s okay Thope so Idon’t care how lucky you are E, I'm sorry to hear that pomp If you are going to disseminate false information, then don't share it at all. Which of the following statements has the closest meaning to disseminate? A. UNFPA is working closely with BPS to broadcast, analyze, and use the census findings. He is in love with her, but he tries to conceal his feelings. If you’re withholding information, there could be severe consequences. Divers have been employed to collect amber from the deeper waters. ‘The leaders assembled in Paris for a meeting. moow He passed the assessment test with an aggregate score of 500. Which of the following statements has the opposite meaning to aggregate? A. We can’t be sure of the total cost yet. B. She had only a small sum of money. C. This library has a large collection of Korean books. D. The governor has an agglomeration of complaints against him, which is why he may not be in office much longer. E, Lam proud to be a part of this project - page 4 of 12-24. The construction of shelter, found among the first stable human societies about 5.000 years ago, is considered to be among the most important ancient human activities. The word ancient is closest in meaning to dated update actual PpOu> 25. The rapid development of biomedical technologies encourages the researchers to be able to accurately identify the disease by analyzing the patients’ DNA. The word encourages is closest in meaning to A. stimulates B. exaggerates C. wants D. alleviates E. hinders 26. Mr. Gustav “Lina, please help me.” Lina is Mr. Gustav?” Mr. Gustav “Please distribute those articles on the table to your classmates!” ‘A. How are you B. How do you do C. What can I do for you D. What are you going to do E. Where is the article 27. When I was visiting my friend, 1 suddenly had to make an urgent call. Having forgotten my mobile phone, | asked my friend, “ b A. Do you have a phone? B, May Luse your phone? C. Will you allow one to make a phone call? D. Do you think I can call home? E. Should I call home from here? 28. “When are the children going to see the rice field?” “In May, after the harvest time.” “Are they? So by the time they get there the farmers all the crops.” harvested harvest will have harvested had harvested has harvested moom> 29. Have you considered A. study, B. to study C. studied D. studying E. tobe studying ~page 5 of 12-30. in front of camera lens changes the color of the light that reaches the film. Placed a filter A filter is placed A filter placed When a filter placed When a filter is placed moow> 31.In 1850, Yale University established Sheffield Scientific School, engineers were educated there ‘where engineers were educated in which were engineers educated from which were engineers educated ‘where were engineers educated pUOR> 32. The newly graduated high school student lives in a very wooden beautiful boarding house a very boarding beautiful wooden house a very beautifull wooden boarding house a very wooden boarding beautiful house a very beautiful boarding wooden house FOODS 33. Since her math score is low, the lecturer will have her tutorial every Monday. A. attends: B. attended C. attending D. attend E. toattend 34. Gisel said to me, “What are you doing now?” Gisel asked me : what I am doing now what I was doing then what was I doing then what were you doing now what are you doing now 35, Because of the rain, the lecturer couldn't come on time and Ineither could neither couldn’t I also I couldn’t Tcouldn’t either do couldn’t I MOOR>p moOE> 36. a here was so much noise next door. Our neighbor from their vacation. may come back must have come back is supposed to come back ought to come back ‘would have come back PoowP> ~ page 6 of 12-37. Bjom_: What’s your plan for this coming holiday? Anna ‘A. I would prefer to go skiing rather than going on a beach holiday B. I would prefer to go ski than go on a beach holiday C. I would prefer to go skiing rather than go on a beach holiday D. [would prefer skiing rather than go on a beach holiday E. I would prefer skiing than going on a beach holiday 38. Bugatti Veyron is one of the and supercars in the world. A. fastest, more expensive B. faster, more expensive C. fastest, most expensive D. fast, most expensive E. fast, expensive 39. The soccer match proved to be a big draw. The correct answer which best expresses the meaning of the bolded phrase is A. the worst contest a huge attraction a funny spectacle game without any result a boring match B. @: D. E. is important that they ‘aware of the provisions of the Act. 41. An international committee issued a depressing forecast of how human beings and natural ecosystems will be influenced in the future, the effects of global warming intensify. A. as B. however C._ besides D. despite E. but 42. “To whom are you going to dedicate your bachelor thesis?” “To those Patience and support have enabled me to write this thesis.” who their page 7 of 12-43. Not until the seventeenth century to measure the speed of light. anyone even did attempt did anyone even attempt anyone did even attempt did anyone attempt even did even attempt anyone moom> 44. It be him, he’s in Bali this week. He have a twin daughter, I suppose. A. might, must B. must, can’t C. can’t, can’t D. couldn't, might E. can’t, might 45. Hani: Would you enroll to STIS after your graduation? Jessica : Yes, I would. Hani: Which department do you prefer? Jessica #1 I prefer Computational Statistics than Applied Statistics I like Computational Statistics than Applied Statistics I'd rather study Computational Statistics than study Applied Statistics I'd rather study Computational Statistics to study Applied Stati I'd prefer to study Computational Statistics than study Applied Statistics moOOm> Passage 1 AUSTRALIAN NAMED WORLD'S FITTEST TRAVELERS Line 1 Vacations are seen by most as a time to take a break from the hustle and bustle of regular life, but that isn’t the case for everybody. Especially those who consider themselves to be health conscious travelers. According to a poll conducted by Expedia and Google Consumer 5 Surveys, the most fitness-forward travelers are Australians, while the French are the most likely to not bother keeping up with their fitness regime while ‘on vacation. Fifiy-five percent of Australians qualified exercise as “very or somewhat important” while traveling, and were followed close behind by 10 Americans and Canadians, with 53 percent and 51 percent, respectively. The most popular form of exercise mentioned was walking, though those from countries like France and Spain are more likely to say that they “don’t work out while they travel.” More than 7,000 people in seven countries — Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Spain, Britain and the United States — joined the poll. They were asked to share their travel and fitness h: ». The results were then posted on Expedia’s Fitness Breaks page, a website dedicated to sharing fies itinerar i page 8 of 12-46. What is the meaning of the “hustle and bustle” mentioned in paragraph 1? A. calamities B. dangerous habits C. happiness and sadne: D. busy and noisy activi E. overcrowding 47. The word regime in tine 6 is closest in meaning to . workout system course training, government moop> 48. According to paragraph 2, the Australians are considered as the most fitness-forward travelers for which of the following reasons? Australians maintain their physical exercises even when they travel. Australians always keep their dietary requirements . Australians like to be fit everywhere. Australians prefer walking to running. Australians would prefer to exercise rather than stay at the hotels. POOm> 49, What does those in line 3 refers to A. Australians B. everybody C. travelers D. polls E. tourists 50. Which one has the closest meaning to the word poll in the last paragraph? research census survey counting election moom> Passage 2 DATA MATTERS FOR DEVELOPMENT, DEMOCRATION Line 1 Data drives everything. It's being produced at astronomical speed. We create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data daily — images, video, tweets and GPS signals. Since the smartphone revolution, 90 percent of data today has been created in the last two years. a Traditional ways of gathering data is slowing us down. Surveys are expensive and focus groups don’t capture enough information we need for a population as vast and diverse as Indonesia’s. Our phones, however, can order an jek (motorcycle taxi), a meal and even a massage within 15 minutes — and they can deliver real-time data about people's daily experiences, Indonesia’s poorest page 9 of 12-31 52. 53. 10 regions are turning to social media platforms and mobile technology to mine data so the government can improve basic services. Serious challenges face people in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB),a province comprising of Lombok and Sumbawa Islands. Forty-eight percent of children under five years old are stunted due to chronic under nutrition. Many maternal 15 deaths occur each year. The government wants change. Social media and mobile technology is growing faster than human development in Indonesia. But it can and should be harnessed as a powerful resource. It's where millions of Indonesians express opinions relevant to the nation’s development daily. It is a goldmine of information, particularly for 20 provincial government, allowing them to improve public services for better lives, ‘Through public and private partnerships, there is enormous potential for government to integrate knowledge gained from noweasting and advanced social media analytics. Indonesia has committed to 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) to achieve by 2030 to end extreme poverty, tackle climate change and 25 reduce inequality. The prosperity of Indonesia's most remote areas is cri the nation to achieve them all. The answer exists in data, What does the passage mainly discuss? ‘A. The prosperity of Indonesia lies in the hand of quality statisties. B. The advantages in integrating knowledge gained from nowcasting and advanced social media analytics. C. Data plays an important role in public policy making. D. Social media and mobile technology are growing faster than human development in Indonesia. E, Social Media is the most effective way of gathering information and data, ‘The phrase “at astronomical speed” in line 1 could best be replaced by A. out of this world pace B. rapidly C. atthe slowest pace D. progressively E. fast enough The author mentions all of the following details, except: A. Traditional ways of data collection are expensive and don’t capture enough information we need for a population as vast and diverse as Indonesia's, B. Social media and mobile technology are sometimes used to express opinions relevant to the nation’s development daily. C. Indonesia has agreed to accomplish the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 in order to eradicate poverty, decrease inequality and resolve climate change. D. Statistics needs to be improved for the benefit of human development. E, Survey is the only way to gather information and data. ~page 10 of 12-54. The part of the passage which explains that some children in Indonesia experienced malnutrition or even worse condition, is located in_ lines 5-8 lines 8-11 lines 12-15 lines 16-19 lines 20-23 moomD 55. Which of the following sentences is not true according to the last paragraph? ‘A. Indonesia has succeeded in overcoming poverty, mitigating climate change, and reducing disparity. B. Government has the opportunity to gather knowledge received from nowcasting and social media. C, Advanced social media analytics can contribute to the government through public and private partnerships. D. The improvement of most remote areas across Indonesia is crucial for the nation. E, The government focuses to accomplish the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Passage 3 HOW HAPPY ARE INDONESIANS, REALLY? Line 1 For the first time in history, BPS-Statistics Indonesia issued a survey that measured the level of happiness among Indonesians. The timing of the survey, which was conducted in 2013, could not have come at a worse time, as unemployment was high and poverty soared following the subsidized fuel price hike. Nonetheless, the outcome was somewhat surprising; Indonesians, in general, are indeed ‘happy’, according to BPS. Indonesia scored 65.11 percent on a scale of 100 on BPS' ‘Happiness Index’, which measures happiness in relation to the growing level of equality in the country. 10 The index score had been divided into four groups, which ranged from unhappy (0-25 percent), not so happy (25-50 percent), happy (50-75 percent) and very happy (more than 75 percent), with Indonesia falling under the third category. Five components were taken into consideration income; work status; 15 assets; harmony in the family; security and environment. Additionally, the issues of education and income worried Indonesians the most, evidenced by lower scores, however, in terms of happy families, the scores were on the higher end of the scale. The survey had been developed to complement previous data 20 regarding development. "The happiness index is important because the level of happiness cannot be strictly gauged based on the performance of the economy, The economy grew by 5.78 percent in 2013, lower than 6.23 percent recorded in 2012 and 6.5 percent in 2011, BPS data revealed. According to 25 BPS, the number of poor people in September 2013 rose to 11.47 percent, ot 28.5 million from 11.37 percent, or 28.07 million. While the richest were getting rich quicker than the poorest of the poor, this did not necessarily guarantee the happiness of the wealthier group, ~page 11 of 12-56. The word ranged in line 10 is closest in meaning to A. between B. limited C. stretched D. bounded E. restricted 57. The phrase gauged A. described B. evaluated Ci D. E in line 21 could best be replaced by achieved presented depicted 58. The statement “could not have come at a worse time” in paragraph I implies that A. the timing of the survey was not correct BB. the survey was performed at the worst period CC. the survey was conducted for measuring unemployment D. the survey should have been delayed because of bad economic condition E, the survey must be performed every year 59. Which of the following sentences is not true according to the passage? . The happiness index increases due to the increasing number of poor people. ‘The happiness is not only for the wealthy citizens. Both the richest and the poorest get wealthier. ). Indonesians are frightened about their education and income. ‘The survey was done when the economic condition is low, mOOm> 60. Where in the passage does the author discuss about Indonesian’s position according to Happiness Index? A. Line 2-5 B. Line 6-9 C. Line 10-13 D. Line 14-17 E. Line 18-21 ~ page 12 of 12-