UJIAN AKHIR SEMESTER GASAL 2021/2022

PROGRAM STUDI S1
DEPARTEMEN PERENCANAAN WILAYAH DAN KOTA
FAKULTAS TEKNIK UNIVERSITAS DIPONEGORO

Mata Ujian : BAHASA INGGRIS

Hari/Tanggal : SENIN / 06 DESEMBER 2021
Waktu Ujian : 07.30 – 09.00 / 90 MENIT. Sifat Ujian : ONLINE
Dosen Penguji : Dr. Ratna Asmarani, M.Ed., M.Hum.

DIKERJAKAN LANGSUNG DI LEMBAR SOAL !!

NAMA :
N.I.M. / KELAS :

WRITING:
1. Read the following abstract. Identify the parts (maybe not all parts are contained in the
abstracts). Write the line numbers only (except for Keywords) on the provided space.

Abstract Lines
Increased traffic volume introduces congestion on road affecting efficiency of road.
Efficiency assessment could be defined as the comparison between current status of
roads in terms of roads capacity, traffic volume, geometric design, etc. and standard of
roads prescribed for well-functioning of roads. After the opening of Rupsha Bridge in
Khulna of Bangladesh, the study road gains some additional trips: the trip previously 5
used Rupsha Ferry terminal and trips from city center people make to visit the Bridge.
The burden of traffics in an urban road result congestion on it and which makes
necessity of studying whether the road is efficient or not to serve all its traffic flow. This
study presents a methodological approach toward measuring efficiency of an urban road
and also depicts when and how such measure might be required for an urban setting. 10
This study conducts traffic volume, geometric design status and problem analysis to
identify the problems making traffic congestion. Datasets of the road, comparing with
the road standards, prove the road as an inefficient road. The authors also discovered
what the vehicle types responsible for such inefficiency are. They suggested with
appropriate reasoning that motorized vehicles required to be eliminated from the road to 15
have efficiency serving the residential trips and additional visitor trips on the road. The
authors concluded by designing an alternative roads for the eliminated motorized
vehicles.
Taken from:
(http://www.academicjournals.org/app/webroot/article/article1379416354_Debnath
%20and%20Islam.pdf) 20
The Introduction : line(s) 1-4
The Purpose(s) : line(s) 4-8
The Method(s) & Theory(-ies) : line(s) 8-12
The Result(s) : line(s) 12-16
The Conclusion(s) : line(s) 16-18
Keywords (3 only) : Road efficiency, urban road, Rupsha Bridge

2. Read the following abstract. Identify the parts (maybe not all parts are contained in the
abstracts). Write the line numbers only (except for Keywords) on the provided space.

Abstract Lines
This study explored the pattern of video game usage and video game addiction among
male college students and examined how video game addiction was related to
expectations of college engagement, college grade point average (GPA), and on-campus
drug and alcohol violations. Participants were 477 male, first year students at a liberal
arts college. In the week before the start of classes, participants were given two surveys: 5
one of expected college engagement, and the second of video game usage, including a
measure of video game addiction. Results suggested that video game addiction is (a)
negatively correlated with expected college engagement, (b) negatively correlated with
college GPA, even when controlling for high school GPA, and (c) negatively correlated
with drug and alcohol violations that occurred during the first year in college. Results 10
are discussed in terms of implications for male students' engagement and success in
college, and in terms of the construct validity of video game addiction.
Taken from:
(http://www.academicjournals.org/app/webroot/article/article1379416354_Debnath
%20and%20Islam.pdf)

The Introduction : line(s) -

The Purpose(s) : line(s) 1-4
The Method(s) & Theory(-ies) : line(s) 4-7
The Result(s) : line(s) 7-10
The Conclusion(s) : line(s) 10-12
Key words (3 only) : Video game addiction, college students, Grade Point Average

3. Underline the correct sentence structure in each sentence:

1. Because my coffee was too cold, I heated it in the microwave.
(Simple / Complex / Compound / Compound-Complex Sentence)
2. Jenny and I opened all the gifts.
(Simple / Complex / Compound / Compound-Complex Sentence)
3. He didn't want to go to the dentist, yet he went anyway.
(Simple / Complex / Compound / Compound-Complex Sentence)
4. I’d like to see the North Pole, but I will never go where it is that cold!
(Simple / Complex / Compound / Compound-Complex Sentence)
 5. Although it was very long, the movie was still enjoyable.
(Simple / Complex / Compound / Compound-Complex Sentence)
6. After the tornado hit, there was very little left standing.
(Simple / Complex / Compound / Compound-Complex Sentence)
7. He was eating and talking.
(Simple / Complex / Compound / Compound-Complex Sentence)
8. It was getting dark, and we weren't near the cabin yet.
(Simple / Complex / Compound / Compound-Complex Sentence)
9. I thought the promotion was mine, but my attendance wasn't good enough.
(Simple / Complex / Compound / Compound-Complex Sentence)
10. It is important to vote when the time comes, or you won't get a say in new laws.
(Simple / Complex / Compound / Compound-Complex Sentence)

4. Underline the correct sentence type in each sentence:

1. Do not dispose of battery in the trash.
(Declarative / Interrogative / Imperative / Exclamatory Sentence)
2. Do you think I should go home or stay a little longer?
(Declarative / Interrogative / Imperative / Exclamatory Sentence)
3. What a mess you've made!
(Declarative / Interrogative / Imperative / Exclamatory Sentence)
4. How dare he said that!
(Declarative / Interrogative / Imperative / Exclamatory Sentence)
5. Call a physician immediately.
(Declarative / Interrogative / Imperative / Exclamatory Sentence)
6. Very few people have actually met an alien.
(Declarative / Interrogative / Imperative / Exclamatory Sentence)
7. What is the right way to iron a shirt?
(Declarative / Interrogative / Imperative / Exclamatory Sentence)
8. What a great victory they have!
(Declarative / Interrogative / Imperative / Exclamatory Sentence)
9. The rabbits eat the vegetables in the garden in the early morning.
(Declarative / Interrogative / Imperative / Exclamatory Sentence)
10. Make sure you pack warm clothes.
(Declarative / Interrogative / Imperative / Exclamatory Sentence)

5. Underline the topic sentence of each paragraph:

a. One of the basic urban planning problems is housing. For the past decades, legislators
formulated and accumulated laws regarding the provision of one of the basic human
needs that is housing. For one, there is the Presidential Decree 957 of 1976, which
mandates the protection of subdivision and condominium buyers …….
b. Burnham prescribed the grid pattern for the city of Manila. However, the gridiron was
interspersed with the circumferential and diagonal arteries, which was reminiscent of his
designs for San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington. He proposed that the Bay areas
 would be extended through reclamation and a new port would be constructed. True to his
City Beautiful principles, he further proposed the development of nine parks, two new
playfields, and fountains throughout the city for public leisure.

6. Underline the controlling idea (the idea that is developed in the paragraph) in each of the
following topic sentence:
a. This Philippian principle of planning is perhaps best exemplified by the city of Manila.
b. Land use is one of the concerns of urban and regional planners.
c. Urban design by the Spaniards left a lasting physical mark in the landscape of Philippine
cities.
d. City planning was beginning to get institutionalized during Parson's time.
e. The Philippines is emerging as a "resident" of the "Global Village."

(https://beat-architect.blogspot.com/2011/03/urban-planning-in-philippines.html
accessed November 21, 2018).

7. Make a correct quoting (only one) as you have learned, based on the following passage:

How Social Media Has Changed Politics

10 Ways Twitter and Facebook Have Altered Campaigns
By Tom Murse
Updated August 29, 2019

The use of social media in politics including Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube has dramatically
changed the way campaigns are run and how Americans interact with their elected officials.

The prevalence of social media in politics has made elected officials and candidates more
accountable and accessible to voters. And the ability to publish content and broadcast it to
millions of people instantaneously allows campaigns to carefully manage their candidates’
images based on rich sets of analytics in real time and at almost no cost.

“The prevalence of social media in politics has made elected officials and candidates more
accountable and accessible to voters” (Murse, 2019, par. 2).

(https://www.thoughtco.com/how-social-media-has-changed-politics-3367534
accessed December 5, 2020).

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