01. Read the conversation below.

Application documents:
Tito : “And then I told him about my - Valid identification such as ID Card/ Stu-
promotion. Can you believe it?” dent Card/ Driver‟s License/ Passport;
Mira : “....” - Formal proof of residence:
o If the city/ country stated in the
The most appropriate expression to show
valid identification is different from
that Mira is interested in the talk is ....
the city/ country of BGT Bank loca-
(A) no way! tion.
(B) I am sorry o If the applicant‟s valid identification
(C) stop talking does not provide definite address.
- Application form or (if online) refer-
02. Read the conversation below. ence number;
Citra : “....” - Minimum initial Deposit Rp 150.000,00.
The best expression to show compliment Steps (online application):
is .... 1. visit www.bgt.bank/student-account-
(A) what a gorgeous dress application
(B) what a terrible hair 2. create BGT User ID.
(C) are you here for a halloween party? 3. activate your BGT User ID.
4. sign in with your BGT User ID.
5. fill in the application form.
6. click submit and save your reference
number.
7. bring application documents to your
nearest BGT Bank.
8. follow the BGT branch procedure.
9. your bank account have now been opened.
Steps (onsite application):
1. bring application documents to your near-
est BGT Bank.
2. take the application form.
3. fill in the application form.
4. follow the BGT branch procedure.
Your bank account have now been opened

03. What is the common step between online and

onsite application to open a bank account in
BGT Bank?
(A) visit BGT Bank website
(B) create BGT User ID
(C) take the application form at the branch
(D) fill in the application form onsite
(E) bring application documents to the near-
est BGT Bank
04. What TRUE according to the text?
(A) to open a bank account in BGT, the de-
posit must be Rp 150.000,00
(B) get a reference number if you apply on-
site
(C) you have to bring application documents
to BGT even if you apply online
(D) you must provide formal proof of resi-
dence even if your ID provides definite
address
(E) you must be at least 15 years old
05. Below are considered acceptable means of
identification, EXCEPT ....
(A) ID Card
(B) Student Card
(C) Passport
(D) Driver‟s Licence
(E) Formal proof of residence
06. What is the best title for the text?
(A) how to Open a Bank Account in BGT
Bank
(B) how to Borrow Money from BGT Bank
(C) how to Close an Account in BGT Bank
(D) how to Apply for a Credit Card in BGT
Bank
(E) how to be Accepted as BGT Bank Em-
ployees
The appearance of wizards in fantasy
art, and description in literature, is uniform to a
great extent, from the appearance of Merlin in
Arthurian related texts to those of Gandalf in
The Lord of the Rings. The association with age
means that wizards, both men and women, are
often depicted as old, white-haired, and (for
men) with long white beards so majestic as to
occasionally become host to lurking woodland
creatures. It predates the modern fantasy genre,
being derived from the traditional image of wiz-
ards such as Merlin. Some theorize the look of
the wizard is modeled after the Germanic god
Wôden or Odin as he was described in his wan-
derer guise as being an old man with a long gray
beard, baggy robes, a wide-brimmed hat and
walking with a staff; he has been hypothesized as
the main influence for Tolkien‟s Gandalf.
Women, especially those termed „enchantresses”,
are more likely to appear young, though that is
often the effect of magic.
Their clothing is often typical as well.
Wizards commonly wear robes or cloaks and
pointed hats. These are often brightly colored
and spangled with stars and moons, astrological
symbols, or with magical sigils. They may also be
of gold. The coloring may have significance
within the fantasy worlds; in The Lord of the
Rings, the wizards have colors assigned to them,
indicative of rank. When Gandalf the Grey be-
comes Gandalf the White, it is a major ascen-
sion of status; whereas in the Dragonlance Dun-
geons and Dragons setting, the wizards show
their moral alignment by their robes. Terry
Pratchett described this common attire as away
of establishing to those they meet that the per-
son is capable of practicing magic.
Wizards may accessorize their wardrobe
with magical props, such as crystal balls, wands,
staves, books, potions, scrolls or tinkling bells,
while often rounding out their appearance with
ever-present animal companions, which may act
as familiars. Stories in contemporary settings re-
sembling the real world, such as those of Harry
Potter, sometimes eschew some or all of these
trappings for more conventional attire.
07. The underlined word “uniform” in paragraph
1 most nearly means ....
(A) the clothing worn by members of the
same organization
(B) identical
(C) changeable
(D) different
(E) costume
08. Which may NOT be considered the wizard‟s
look?
(A) wearing robes or cloaks
(B) wearing pointed hats
(C) being an old man
(D) walking with a staff
(E) showing wisdom
09. What is NOT TRUE according to the text?
(A) enchantresses are more likely to appear
young
(B) the Germanic god Odin is the main in-
fluence for Tolkien‟s Gandalf
(C) in the Dragonlance Dungeons and Drag-
ons, the wizard‟s robes show moral align-
ment
(D) crystal balls may be one of wizard‟s acces-
sories
(E) wizard‟s clothing is often typical