NAME/ YEAR: ........................ /11 IPA/S I.C.T.
(Information and Communication Technology)
SMAK 7 BPK PENABUR Jakarta
1st Test in 2nd Semester 2005
USE #2B pencil to choose the most suitable
answer.
READING
#1: COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE
Communication
satellites are artificial satellites placed into orbits around the earth
to facilitate communications on earth. They
are platforms that use radio receivers and their antennae to receive signals
from the earth stations, and amplify
and pass the signals to a transmitter and an antennae, with sufficient power to reach the
earth. Such a satellite also requires
solar cells to supply power to the amplifiers (about 500 Watts in Intelsat
IV), fuel to periodically adjust the
satellite's position to offset forces caused by the Sun and the
Moon; and altitude control equipment to
keep the satellite antennae pointed properly at the earth, using either the Sun, the edge of the earth, or a radio beacon on Earth as the reference
point. Telemetry encoders and
transmitters measure voltages,
currents, temperatures and other
parameters, describing the condition of
the satellite and transmit this information to earth.
On earth, the major earth stations that communicate
with these satellites typically comprise antennae about 30 m. (100ft) in
diameter, a receiver that is cooled to
14 K in order to reduce its noise; and
a radio transmitter with a power output in the range of several hundred to
several thousand watts to send signals to the satellite. Smaller earth stations are also used, but on a more restricted basis because of
their greater demands on satellite capacity.
The global
Intelsat system now carries the major portion of the world's long-distance
international telecommunications traffic.
(Taken from
the Window on the World 2, which took
it from Grolier Electronics)
1.
The main idea "How a satellite works" can be found in paragraph ....
A. 1 B.
2 C. 3 D. 1 and 2 E. 2 and 3
2.
What does a satellite NOT need to be able to operate?
A.
fuel C. 14 K.
receiver E.
altitude control equipment
B.
solar cells D. telemetry
encoders
3.
The altitude control equipment measures the position of the satellite and its
antennae
to keep pointed properly at the earth by
using .....
A.
the sunshine B. the Earth C. a radio beacon on Earth D. A and B E. A, B, and C
4.
In paragraph 1 line 1, the ANTONYM of
the word "artificial" is ....
A.
normal B. natural C. superficial D. man-made E.
intelligent
5.
In paragraph 1 line 5, below is meaning
of the word "offset", EXCEPT:
A.
reduce B. lessen C. improve D. diminish E.
decrease
READING #2: IR2220i- Canon Photocopier
Intelligent communication - iSend,
iReceive, iCopy, iFax
Enhanced security - control, tracking
& printing of documents
LDAP allows management of email
addresses
Highly efficient 22ppm B/W with advanced
finishing options
Smart software solutions
Canon iR2220i Descriptions
Solutions For Every Need
The
iR2220i combines scan, print, copy and communication functions in one device.
This unique capability revolutionizes the distribution of emails, faxes and
existing electronic files, enabling the organization to cut down on forwarding,
filing and paper costs.
Intelligent Distribution
Managing the vast
variety and sheer quantity of electronic documentation your organization
handles has never been easier. Documents can be scanned and sent to multiple
destinations (email, fax, internet fax, file server, mailbox or regularly used
folders) in a single operation. To save even
more time, you can download all your existing e-mail addresses up to
1,800 - directly into your iRi system. The Scanned Image Preview function
enables you to check that a document has been scanned correctly before sending.
LDAP Enhances Communication
Capabilities
With MEAP, Intelligent Sending is even easier and more efficient, because the iR2220i supports LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol). This integrates the "send to email" function within your company address book, and enables more efficient management of accessible email addresses. Multiple local address books no longer need to be manually updated.
6. What can IR2220i -
Cannon photocopier NOT do?
A. Copy documents C. Send documents to
internet fax E. Receive image
B. Send documents to
e-mail D. Do image preview of
a document from e-mail
7. In the "INTELLIGENT DISTRIBUTION", what
has never been easier?
A. Vast variety D. Electronic
documentation
B. Sheer quantity E. Managing the vast variety
and sheer quantity
C. Your organization
8. Why is it more
efficient to use IR2220i- Canon
Photocopier?
A. It supports LDAP
with MEAP. D. You can
check image data before printing it.
B. It enhanced
security control. E.
It can print the B/W documents only.
C. It can manually
update addresses.
VOCABULARY
For no. 9-13: WHAT is the SYNONYM of the UNDERLINED
word(s)?
9. The twins do not look
like each other. They are not
identical twins.
A. assemble B. resemble C. convert D. like E. capable
10. The sound wave of
a person talking through the phone is changed into electric wave
to reach a transmitter.
A. dialed B. compressed C.
transmitted D. converted E.
conformed
11. A
communication tool to send the exact copy of document to another machine in
seconds
can now send the copy to an e-mail.
A. Phone B. Cellular C. Facsimile D. Calculator E. Satellite
12. A very famous
example of a(n) man-made
intelligence is a robot.
A. confidential B.
artificial C. restricted D. natural E. smart
13. The signal from
the satellite is strengthened to be able to be passed back to an earth
station somewhere on the earth.
A. simplified C.
compressed E.
weakened
B. amplified D.
conformed
Please
turn over for vocabulary and grammar …
For
no. 14-15: What is the ANTONYM of the underlined word(s)? Choose one of the
words below.
A.
limitless D.
conformed
B.
restricted E.
decompressed
C.
sufficient
14.
A dictator has an unlimited power to do what is the
best for his/ her own interest.
15.
There is not enough evidence to take the lady robber
to the court as she has a strong alibi.
For
no. 16-18, choose the MOST SUITABLE
ANSWER to complete the sentences
below.
Each
option can only be used once.
A.
insert D.
encode
B.
conform E. amplify
C.
compress
16.
To be able to communicate with another machine, a facsimile has to … to a set of standards
known as group IV.
17.
A spy has learned a lot of secret ways to … message
to be sent to his/her country.
18.
A facsimile works by sending data/ picture which has already
been scanned and …-ed to very small
electronic signal in only seconds.
GRAMMAR: TENSES with FUTURE meanings.
19.
Don’t forget to attend the concert at MBK church
tonight. It … at 8 with Penabur
Children Chorus and Seven Chorale among the performers.
A.
begins D.
will be beginning
B.
will begin E.
will have begun
C.
is beginning
20.
Oh, I’m so glad that George … tomorrow. He’s just phoned me that he’s bought the
train ticket and some gifts for us.
A.
comes D.
will be coming
B.
is coming E.
will have come
C.
is going to come
21.
Don’t forget, guys.
By 7 a.m. tomorrow, all of you …
here to go for the Computer competitions in Binus University.
A.
will have gathered D.
are gathering
B.
will be gathering E.
are
C.
will gather
22.
Donna: What is your plan for Valentine’s Day?
Rose :
Carlo and I … a candlelight
dinner
in a café near Marina bay.
23.
By the end of February,
we … with the new native speaker for 2 months.
A.
will study D.
will have studied
B.
are studying E.
will have been studying
C.
will be studying
24.
What … at 5 tomorrow,
Joe? If you don’t have any
plan, why don’t we play bowling?
A.
you are doing D.
you will be doing
B.
are you doing E.
will you be doing
C.
are you going to do
25.
I wonder what time ….
There has been no bus for the last 30 minutes.
A.
does the next train arrive?
B.
the next train arrives.
C.
will the next train arrive?
D.
the next train will arrive.
E.
the next train is going to arrive.
26.
Before Susan leaves for Sydney next week, she … a farewell party from all of us, all right?
A.
has D.
will be having
B.
is having E.
will have had
C.
will have
27.
Let’s meet at O La La Café on Saturday at noon. We … lunch and reunion then with all of our
Junior High school buddies.
A.
will have D.
will have had
B.
are having E.
will have been having
C.
will be having
28.
By the time everybody shows up in the party tomorrow
night, everything … ready.
A.
am D.
will be
B.
is E.
will have been
C.
are
29.
Vicky: Where is
Martin? He has promised to
join us for swimming at 9. It’s now 11.
Patrick: Don’t worry, you’ve got us here, Vick.
Vicky:
Well, everybody has come. He … the
fun by the time the party is over soon.
30.
Joe: What are the bucket and the mop for?
Tim: I … the veranda floor today,
but I
think I’ll do it later.
- TG / SMAK 7 / Feb. 4, 2005 -