Soal Asli TKA Bahasa Inggris SMA/MA/SMK Sederajat Tahun 2025

Soal TKA Bahasa Inggris SMA
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SOAL ASLI TKA (Tes Kemampuan Akademik)
Bahasa Inggris
SMA/MA/SMK/Sederajat Tahun 2025
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Text for questions 1 to 4.
The Lion and the Mouse

Once upon a time, in a thick jungle in Africa, there lived a strong and fierce lion. Every afternoon, the lion would rest under the cool shade of a big tree after walking through the forest.

One day, while he was sleeping, a playful little mouse passed by. The mouse saw the lion's thick mane and was curious. He climbed up and began to jump around on the lion's head, playing in his mane.

The lion woke up suddenly and was not happy at all. He quickly caught the mouse in his big paw and roared, "Who dares to wake me up?" He was very angry and almost killed the mouse.

Scared and shaking, the mouse begged the lion, "Please don't kill me! I didn't mean to bother you. If you let me go, I promise I'll help you one day."

The lion laughed loudly. "You? Help me? That's funny." But the lion was feeling kind, so he let the mouse go free.

A few days later, the lion was walking through the jungle again when he fell into a trap. A net set by hunters caught him, and he couldn't escape. He tried to bite and tear the ropes, but they were too strong. The lion roared loudly, hoping someone would come.

The mouse heard the roar and ran to help. He saw the lion trapped and quickly started to chew the ropes with his sharp teeth. After some time, the net broke, and the lion was free.

The lion looked at the mouse with surprise and said, "Thank you! You really saved my life."

The mouse smiled and said, "I told you I would help you one day."

From that moment on, the lion and the mouse became close friends. The lion learned that even small creatures can do great things, and we all need help sometimes.

Source: https://www.vedantu.com/stories/the-lion-and-the-mouse
1. Which option best summarizes the story?






2. Which of the following statements best conveys the message of the story?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) We should never wake up a sleeping animal.
2) Even the small and weak can help the strong.
3) It's always good to ask for help when we need it.
4) Lions are dangerous animals and should be avoided.
5) Never trust anyone who plays with your hair.

3. Why did the lion trust the mouse and decide to let him go instead of eating him?






4. As you read the part where the lion let the mouse go, which of the following endings do you anticipate?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) The mouse forgets about the lion and never helps him.
2) The lion gets into trouble and no one helps him.
3) The lion becomes angry at all small animals.
4) The mouse spreads the lion's kindnes to other animals.
5) The mouse becomes the lion's loyal assistant.

5. Which of the following sentences from the story help you understand the lion's character?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) The lion always took his afternoon nap under the shade of a big tree in the bushes.
2) He caught the mouse and questioned him for interrupting his nap.
3) The lion was amused at the mouse's words and decided to spare his life.
4) With his sharp teeth, the mouse nibbled through the net.
5) The lion thanked the mouse immensely for his help.

Text for questions 6 to 10.
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6. Based on the information given, we can keep our mind focused and fresh by ...






7. Based on the infographic, determine whether each study technique listed on the left is categorized as Time Management or Self Management.
1) Be patient and persistent.
2) Use the Pomodoro technique.
3) Set a consistent study schedule.

8. From the options provided, choose the sequence that best reflects the information in the infographic "Effective Study Techniques".






9. Which of the following statements best reflect the author's purpose in writing the text?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) To help students find fun strategies to play after studying.
2) To offer students guidance on how to learn more efficiently.
3) To encourage students to use simple habits to improve their learning.
4) To explain why studying tips is difficult for most students.
5) To show students that they can manage their time and focus better.

10. If you are preparing for an best support and want to improve your study routine, which of the following techniques do you think can be implemented effectively in your personal study time?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) Only study when you are in a group discussion with others.
2) Use technology during all study sessions in or outside class.
3) Use the Pomodoro Technique to structure your study and break time.
4) Practice and repeat study material regularly to retain information.
5) Create a quiet and comfortable study space to improve focus.

Text for questions 11 to 15.
The Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef is one of the most beautiful places in the world. It is located in the Pacific Ocean, near the northeast coast of Australia. The reef is very big. It stretches over 2,000 kilometers and can even be seen from space. There are many small coral islands and clear, warm waters around the reef.

This reef is full of life. There are many kinds of colorful fish, sea turtles, dolphins, and even sharks. Coral of different shapes and colors grows under the water. Sea birds fly over the reef and nest on small islands. People can see this beauty by swimming, diving, or joining a boat tour.

The colors under the water are amazing. Coral comes in red, yellow, green, and blue. Some coral looks like trees, and some looks like big round stones. Small fish swim in and out of the coral like they are playing a game. In some places, soft coral moves with the water like grass in the wind. When the sun shines, the reef looks bright and full of light. It feels like a different world under the sea.

The reef is not only beautiful, but also very important. It helps protect the coast from big waves and storms. It is a home for sea animals and a place where plants can grow. Many people also get food and jobs from the sea near the reef. Without the reef, the ocean would not be the same.

Adapted from: https://www.britannica.com/place/Great-Barrier-Reef

11. Which of the following descriptions are mentioned clearly in the text?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) The reef was built by local communities over hundreds of years.
2) The reef is located in the Pacific Ocean near Australia.
3) The reef can help protect the coast from big waves.
4) The reef is home to sea turtles and dolphins.
5) The reef has more than 10,000 coral islands.

12. The author mentioned “It feels like a different world under the sea”. What does the phrase "a different world under the sea" most likely mean?






13. Which of the following best represents the main idea implied by the text?






14. Which detail would best encourage people to visit the Great Barrier Reef?






15. Which of the following descriptions are mentioned clearly in the text?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) The reef helps protect the coast from big waves.
2) It is home to sea turtles, dolphins, and colorful fish.
3) The coral reefs grow best in cold, deep water.
4) Some areas of the reef are damaged by starfish and warm water.
5) The reef was discovered by sailors in the 1800s.

Text for questions 16 to 20
Why Teenagers Should Learn to Manage Their Money

Many young people today often spend money on things they like, such as snacks, clothes, or fun activities. But learning to handle money from a young age is very important. Good money habits can help students make a better future. Having a clear plan for the future can show teenagers how to use their money. Students should think about short-term goals, like getting a new phone, and long-term goals, like saving for college or starting a business. Writing these goals down can help students stay motivated and focused.

A budget helps students see where their money goes every month. It's important to list basic needs like food and travel, and also other costs like clothes or presents. A budget makes it easier to decide how much money to save, spend, or keep for unexpected problems.

Sometimes, students don't know how much they spend on small things. Keeping track of spending with notes or apps can help students understand their habits. This helps them stay within their budget and make changes if needed.

Teenagers should also learn the difference between saving money and investing money. Saving is safer but slower, while investing has more risk but can earn more money. Knowing both can help students choose the best way for their money goals.

To sum up, students who learn to plan, budget, track, and understand saving choices are more ready for the future. That is why learning about money should start early and be done often.

Table 1. How do students manage their money?
CategoryPercentageNotes
Students who save regularly45%Save at least10% of allowance
Students who track expenses35%Use apps or notes
Students with financial education25%Have learned budgeting in class
Students who often borrow from friends30%Due to running out of money
Students who spend most on food & drinks50%Largest category of spending
Students who plan28%Usually better savers
16. Based on the text, choose the activity that best fits the description
Determine whether each answer is Short-term financial goals or Long-term financial goals.
1) Saving money for university.
2) Saving to buy a new phone.
3) Starting a business.

17. According to the text, which of the following actions support smart money management for students?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) Tracking daily expenses using a notebook or app.
2) Spending more money than the monthly budget allows.
3) Setting financial goals for the short and long term.
4) Borrowing money whenever there is not enough left.
5) Dividing money into saving, spending, and emergency funds.

18. Who is most likely to be the target audience of this text?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) Teenagers who are learning to manage their money.
2) Parents looking for tips on how to control their children’s spending.
3) Students who want to plan for their financial future.
4) High school readers who need to understand saving and budgeting.
5) Bankers and financial experts?.

19. Which information would make the text more informative about student spending habits?






20. Which of the following statements are supported by clear data or facts in the text and table?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) 45% of students save money regularly.
2) Tracking expenses can help understand spending habits.
3) Most students do not care about money at all.
4) Saving 10% of allowance is a good practice.
5) Spending on fun activities is always better than saving?.

Text for questions 21 to 25.
The False Lion King

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Once upon a time, in Africa, there lived two lion kings. One was named Hera and the other was Shero. Hera was very strong and handsome. All the animals loved and respected him. He was a great leader. Shero was not like Hera. He had a small mane and a funny, squeaky voice. Shero liked to pretend he was as powerful as Hera. He often copied Hera's roar, but it made the other animals laugh.

One day, the animals heard that some hyenas were causing trouble near the river. Hera quickly gathered his followers to stop the hyenas. Shero also wanted to come. He wanted to show everyone that he was strong too.

When they reached the river, Hera roared loudly. His roar was so powerful that the hyenas got scared. Shero also tried to roar, but his voice was high and silly. The hyenas laughed at him. Their leader, Hank the Hyena, made jokes about Shero.

Hera stayed calm and smiled. Shero did not give up. He said, "I am just as strong as Hera!" The hyenas laughed even louder. Shero tried to show his power by jumping on a small dirt hill. But he tripped and fell into the ground. The hyenas laughed so much they cried. Even Hera laughed a little.

At the end of the day, the hyenas left, still laughing about Shero. Hera told Shero, "You are not like me, but you make everyone happy with your jokes." Shero smiled and understood that he had his own special gift.

From that day, Shero became the kingdom's jester. He and Hera ruled together — one with strength, and one with laughter. The animals learned that both power and fun are important in life.

https://wikibedtimestories.com/bedtime-short-stories-for-kids/The%20False%20Lion%20King

21. Which statement provides the most accurate chronological summary of the story's main events?






22. Which of the following statements are supported by clear data or facts in the text and table?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) Everyone has something special to give, even if they are not the leader.
2) Being funny and making others smile is just as important as being strong.
3) Good friends will support you and help you see your real strengths.
4) Working together is better when people use their different talents.
5) Trying your best to help others is more important than always being perfect.

23. The hyenas laugh so much when Shero tries to roar like Hera because ...






24. If in the beginning of the story, Shero is a strong lion with a loud roar, just like Hera. What would happened in the end of the story?
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) EShero and Hera would both scare the hyenas away together.
2) Shero would become the king, and Hera would leave the savannah.
3) Shero would get respect from the other animals for his strength.
4) The hyenas would still laugh at Shero because he is funny.
5) Shero would try to take Hera's place as the only lion king.

25. Shero is clumsy and funny, this is shown when he ...
Determine whether each answer is True or False.
1) scares the hyenas away with his loud and powerful roar.
2) makes the other animals smile by pretending to be a great king.
3) tries to roar like Hera, but his voice is small and makes the hyenas laugh.
4) walks with Hera to confront the hyenas, acting as if he is an important king too.
5) tells the hyenas that he is as mighty as King Hera, even though no one believes him.