Soal Report Perbandingan Report 23

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Task 1.
The following test is for question 1-3
Purple passion fruit is a small, oval to round shaped fruit, approximately two to
three inches in diametre at maturity. Thefruit’s skin is smooth, yet dimpled and at
peak maturity can be heavily wrinkled. The skin’s colour varies with hues of dark
purple and red. Below the skin is a cottony white peel. The interior seed cavity of
purple passion fruit is filled with edible yellow to green jelly and medium sized
black seeds. Its pulp is highly aromatic and it also has a tropical sweet tart flavour
with nuances of pineapple, papaya, mango, and guava.
Purple passion fruit are prized for the jelly-like pulp they contain, which can be
used rawor cooked in a number of dessert and beverage preparations. Slince in half
and use a spoon to remove the gelatinous contents. Both the pulp and seeds are
edible and ready to eat. For a less tart flavour, add a little sugar and cream to it
before serving. Serve purple passion friut through cheese cloth. The seed free pulp
of the purple passion fruit can be cooked down to make syrup for use in beverages,
sauces, soups, preserves, sherbets, pie fillings, frosting, marsmallows and cakes.
Purple passion fruit is a subtropical fruit native to southern Brazil, Paraguay and
northern, northern Argentina. Purple passion fruit thrives in warm to hot climates
that experience moderate rainfalls and rare frost. Commercial production today
comes out of India, New Zealand, the Caribbean, Brazil, Columbia, Ecuador,
Indonesia, Australia, Peru, Africa, Israel and in the United States from Florida and
California.
1. What is the main idea of paragraph two?

A. The taste of the purple passion fruit
B. The origin of the purple passion fruit
C. The way to consume the purple passion fruit
D. The description of the purple passion fruit.
2. The skin of the purple passion fruit starts wrinkled when they are ….
A. raw
B. dry
C. ripe
D. rotten
3. “…. it also has a tropical sweet tart flavour …” (Paragraph 1 )
The word “it” refers to …..
A. the jelly
B. the pulp
C. the black seed
D. the purple passion fruit
The following test is for question 1-3
Paddlefish is the common name for the ray-finned fish. It is characterised by an
elongated, paddle-like snout with minute barbels, a large mouth with minute teeth
and along gill rakers.
There are only two modern species of these fish, i.e. the plankton-feeding
American paddlefish ( Polyodon spathula ) and the piscovorous Chienese
paddlefish (Psephurus gladius).
Paddlefish are not closely related to sharks. However, they have several body parts
that resemble those of sharks such as their skeletons and deeply forked heterocercal
tail fins.
Paddlefish provide important economic, ecological and aesthetic values. During
the last century, paddlefish and sturgeon have been commercially exploited for
their eggs (roe) called caviar. Paddlefish and sturgeon are two of the most
important fish for freshwater caviar. Their unique shapes and large sizes also add
to the joy of nature for humans, including sport fishing. However, exploitation and
habitat changes, among other factors, have significantly reduced the population of
paddlefish.
1. After reading the text, it is expected that the readers…..

A. consume paddlefish
B. sell and buy paddlefish
C. breed paddlefish in aquariums
D. preserve paddlefish from extinction
2. From the text we know that paddlefish ….
A. have a common shape
B. have a small and long mouth
C. have similar skeletons as sharks
D. are mostly exploited for its meat
3. Why does the population of paddlefish decrease?
A. They are predators.
B. They are difficult to bread.
C. People destroy their habitats.
D. People commercially exploit them.
Text A Text B
Coccinellidae is a
widespread family of small beetles
Dragonflies are any group of roughly ranging in size from 0.8 to 18 mm. The
3,000 species of aerial predatory family is
insects. They are most commonly commonly known as ladybugs in North
found near America and ladybirds in Great Britain
freshwater habitats and other parts of the English-speaking
throughout most of the world. However, world.
habitat degradation has reduced Coccinellids are often noticeably
dragonfly populations across the world. colored yellow, orange, or red with
Dragonfly species have long bodies small black spots on their wing covers.
with two narrow pairs of intricately They have black legs, heads, and
veined. They have membranous wings antennae. Most coccinellids have round
that, while generally transparent, may to elliptical, dome-shaped bodies with
have colored markings. Dragonflies also six short legs.
have huge bulging eyes that occupy …. (paragraph 3)
most of the head. The eyes give some a The atlas Ladybirds (Coccinellidae)
field of vision approaching 360 degrees. of Britain and Ireland published in 2011
…. (paragraph 3) showed a decline of more than 20% in
Dragonflies exhibit a mating native species. The decline is a result of
posture unique to the Odonata. The male environmental changes and competition
and female contort themselves into the from foreign invaders.
“wheel” position before sperm is
transferred.
Task.2 ( Perbandingan )
NO Sentence Text A Text B
1. The name of the animal ……………. ………….

2. The habitat of the animals ………………. ……………….
3. The bodies both of them ….………… ……………….
4. The colour of the animals …………… …………….
5. The animal has antennae …………….. ……………..
(put a tick V)
6. The types of the wings …………….. ……………..
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1. After reading the text, it is expected that the readers…..

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1. The name of the animal ……………. ………….

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