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1. A surprise visit by the police is a...

*. run *. raid *. grab *. seize

2.Something that you own or have with you at a particular time.

*. possibility *. positivism * . possession *.position

3. The police had a…………….. to search the house.

*. warren *.warrant *. warrior *. Warring

4. A lawyer who leads the case against a defendant in a court of law.

* prosecutor *. provocateur.

5. Argument used to answer an accusation.

*. defame *. defect *.defense *. define

6.Follow somebody in order to catch him/her.

*. purchase *. purpose *. pursue *. plea

7. Giving a special favor to someone's relatives for own benefit.

*. corruption *. népotisme *. collusion *. bribery

8. Interpol are searching for a small boy so they issue a ……… notice.

*. red *. yellow *. blue *. black

Part B: CLOZE TEST

Match the sentences using the words provided in the box. Every word can only be used once. (@ 1.5 point). Number 1 has been done as an example.

a. terrorism	e. kidnapping	h. rape
b. mugging	f. hijacking	i. murder
c. smuggling	g. arson	j. armed robbery
d. drunk-driving	h. fraud	k. blackmail

1. The body of a man was discovered at 10.30 am by a man walking a dog in the park. (i)

2. Three people were killed and more than twenty injured in an explosion this morning. The bomb went off without warning in a busy shopping centre. ( __ )

3. The man, armed with a knife and a hand grenade, forced the pilot of the 737 to fly to Madrid, where six elderly passengers were allowed off. ( __ )

4. The young boy was abducted on his way to school this morning. Three hours later his family received a ransom demand for $100,000. ( __ )

5. Police believe the fire which destroyed a factory last night was started deliberately. ( __ )

6. Mr. Grey was stopped by the police on his way home from the pub and found to be three times over the legal limit. ( __ )

7. Mr. Baker admitted using both his father’s and mother’s credit card and forging his father’s signature on several checks. ( __ )

8. Three men with shotguns held up a security van in East London this afternoon. ( __ )

9. Customs seized two kilos of heroin, hidden in a secret compartment in Miss Henley’s suitcase. ( __ )

10. The woman threatened to send Mr. Baxter’s wife the photographs unless he paid her $2000. ( __ )

Part D: PASSIVE VOICE

Change the sentences into passive voice. Choose only 5 sentences. (@ 2.5 point)

1. The police provost arrested Hasnun while he was at his office on Monday.

……………………………………………………………………………..……

2. Indonesian Marine Police is arresting foreign illegal fishers in Indonesian Waters.

……………………………………………………………………………..……

3. The international community had recognized the serious implications of illegal firearms

……………………………………………………………………………..……

4. The two boys had broken the car’s windshield.

……………………………………………………………………………..……

5. The witnesses’ testimony will certainly influence the future of these young boys.

……………………………………………………………………………..……

6. The Indonesian government will not yet send Indonesian domestic helpers to Malaysia

……………………………………………………………………………..…….

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence. (@1 point)

Text 1

The Jakarta Police are warning motorists in the capital city 1. (again/ against/ agenda) using cell-phones while 2. (driven/ drive/ driving), saying a newly endorsed 3. (legal/ law/ theory) gives the police authority to fine 4. (offenders/ offences/ offends) Rp 750,000 ($79) or a three-month jail term.

Senior Supt. Condro Kirono, the police’s traffic division director, said the 2009 Law on Traffic and Road Transport, which 5. (expects/ is expecting/ is expected) to go into effect the following year, did not specifically address the issue of drivers using a cellular phone, but 6. (to stress/ stressing/ stressed) that the law obliged drivers 7. (to concentrate/ concentrating/ concentrated) while behind the wheel. “It means that they mustn’t use cell-phones or drink alcohol while driving and must 8. (to focus/ focus/ focusing) on the road,” Condro was quoted as saying by a news portal.

Police and related government units around the 9. (nation/ national/ nationalities) are still sending out information about the new traffic and transportation law. “This will have a big impact on drivers’ 10. (safe/ safer/ safety) because using phones while driving can lead to 11. (actions/ accidents/ accents) ,” Condro said, adding that motorists could use a hands-free device to make a call.

Danang Parikesit, secretary general of the Indonesian Transportation Society (MTI), said early December that 12. (banning/ pausing/ stopping) drivers from talking on the phone while driving was a positive step. Danang added, however, that the legal 13. (base/ basic/ basis) of the ban wasn’t clear. The traffic and transportation law, according to Danang, does not mention of either fine or 14. (detention/ detection/ direction). “Therefore, this positive initiative can’t be 15. (implements/ implementing/ implemented) just yet,” he said.

SPOONERISM

SPOONERISM

Have you ever tried to say something but then it happened that the speaking ‘got accident’ ? It doesn’t come out as you expected.

It is called Spoonerism.

Well, still don’t get it?

Okay, here is an example :

“Mam., last night, I had a dad brim!” Do you know what the meaning is? I don’t! unless I had to think hardly that he got an ‘accident’.

Then I realized that he was trying to say,” Mam, I had a bad dream”!

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Where is the term “Spoonerism” after?

The Reverend Dr W A Spooner was a very important man in Oxford University but he used to have accidents in speaking. He often changed the beginning of two words like this :

# We all know the feeling when we have a half-warmed fish in our hearts.

( He meant to say a half-formed wish)

# Kinkering Kongs their titles take.

(the first line of a religious song, or hymn, is really Conquering kings their titles take.)

So Dr Spooner’s name forms part of the name we give to accidents of that kind: spoonerism.

Here are examples that the dictionaries give when they explain the word spoonerism.

· Let me sew you to a sheet (for: show you to a seat)

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English)

· You have hissed the mystery of lectures. (for : missed the history)

Concise Oxford Dictionary

· Start your journey with a well-boiled icicle. (for a well-oiled bicycle)

Oxford Advanced Learner’sDictionary

(Icicle : dripping water that has frozen to form a point of ice)

· This country owes much to its horny-handed tons of soil.

(for sons of toil)

Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary

Toil : hard work

· Our queer dean! (for dear Queen)

Encyclopedic World Dictionary

Queer : very unusual

Dean : important man in the church or a university.

Here are some spoonerisms for you to work out:

· He stopped at the gate, “High mause!” he said proudly.

· “ I’m sad to glee you”

· The trast lane goes at nidmight.”

· I’m going to fight the liar because it’s crowing gold.”

KIBI 56

Just for your information (FYI) we are going to hold the KIBI (Short Course for English) for the PTIK Students batch 56.
It will be done in a week from January 4 until January 11, 2010.
First of all a placement test will be held for the skills.
Some lessons we are going to have are " Some parts of speech, How to make sentences, passive voice, How to make questions either in W-H Questions and Yes/No Questions."
We are going to make how the terms of INP institution such as Kapolsek, Kapolres, Kanitlantas etc. Do you know how to use them? Cannot wait to see you, guys!


Mahasiswa PTIK, mari kita BISA berbahasa Inggris!