Contoh Soal Cept Uii !!top!! (VERIFIED ◎)
Saya siap membagikan lebih banyak materi dan latihan soal spesifik sesuai kebutuhan Anda!
Paragraf dimulai dengan kalimat topik yang menyatakan "Climate change poses a significant threat to agricultural productivity". Kalimat selanjutnya adalah penjelasan detail dan solusi. Jawaban: B
Ungkapan "I would, but..." menunjukkan niat awal yang dibatalkan karena suatu halangan. Hambatannya adalah "the library is closed for renovation". Jawaban: B
Jangan lupa: CEPT bukanlah musuh, melainkan alat untuk mengukur sejauh mana Anda siap belajar di lingkungan akademik berbahasa Inggris. Semakin banyak Anda berlatih dengan contoh soal, semakin percaya diri Anda saat ujian.
The Amazon rainforest, often referred to as the "lungs of the Earth," produces more than 20% of the world's oxygen. It is home to an estimated 390 billion individual trees divided into 16,000 species. Unfortunately, deforestation has destroyed approximately 17% of the forest over the past 50 years. Scientists warn that if current trends continue, the Amazon could reach a tipping point where it can no longer sustain itself.
Saya siap membagikan lebih banyak materi dan latihan soal spesifik sesuai kebutuhan Anda!
Paragraf dimulai dengan kalimat topik yang menyatakan "Climate change poses a significant threat to agricultural productivity". Kalimat selanjutnya adalah penjelasan detail dan solusi. Jawaban: B
Ungkapan "I would, but..." menunjukkan niat awal yang dibatalkan karena suatu halangan. Hambatannya adalah "the library is closed for renovation". Jawaban: B
Jangan lupa: CEPT bukanlah musuh, melainkan alat untuk mengukur sejauh mana Anda siap belajar di lingkungan akademik berbahasa Inggris. Semakin banyak Anda berlatih dengan contoh soal, semakin percaya diri Anda saat ujian.
The Amazon rainforest, often referred to as the "lungs of the Earth," produces more than 20% of the world's oxygen. It is home to an estimated 390 billion individual trees divided into 16,000 species. Unfortunately, deforestation has destroyed approximately 17% of the forest over the past 50 years. Scientists warn that if current trends continue, the Amazon could reach a tipping point where it can no longer sustain itself.