Contoh — Soal Cept Uii

Answer: B (Past conditional – inverted third conditional) Format: Identify the underlined word or phrase that is incorrect. Soal: The data collected from the experiment was (A) analyzed by the research assistant before (B) it were (C) submitted to the main supervisor (D).

Format: A short conversation between a man and a woman, followed by a question. Audio Script (Man): I missed the deadline for the scholarship application because the website was down. Audio Script (Woman): That’s frustrating. But I heard they extended the deadline due to technical issues. Question: What does the woman imply?

Format: Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence. Soal 1: Neither the professor nor the students _______ satisfied with the exam results. A. is B. are C. was D. being contoh soal cept uii

What is the main point of the passage? A. Climate change only affects the environment. B. Economic issues are more important than climate change. C. Climate change has significant economic consequences. D. Governments should ignore agricultural supply chains.

A. The man should give up on the scholarship. B. The man can still apply for the scholarship. C. The website will never be fixed. D. The deadline was last month. Answer Key: B Answer: B (Past conditional – inverted third conditional)

Answer: C The word "imperative" in the passage is closest in meaning to... A. An option B. A necessity C. A suggestion D. A luxury

C ("data" is plural, so "were" should be "was" or correct form is "were" but note: in formal English, "data are" – error: C. However, common trap: "it were" is wrong. Correct: "it was" or "they were". Standard CEPT answer: C) 4. Section 3: Reading Comprehension (Contoh Soal Reading) Objective: To understand academic texts, main ideas, inferences, and vocabulary in context. Audio Script (Man): I missed the deadline for

Answer: B (Subject-verb agreement: "nor the students" = plural) Had the team practiced more regularly, they _______ the championship. A. will win B. would have won C. won D. would win