Tolonglah bantu saya mengerjakan soal iniGeographically, California’s diversity is breathtaking, and the state’s
coastline from north to south is no exception. Measuring 840 miles in length,
the coast consists of the rugged cliffs on the Coast Ranges in the north and
wide sandy beaches in the south. Along the coastline there are two major
harbors, one in the north at San Francisco and the other in the south at San
Diego. Near Humboldt an Monterey are smaller natural ports.

1.It is implied in the passage that northern California.

a.has more beaches than southern California
b.has the same type of coastline as southern California
c.has a different coastline from southern California.
d.has fewer major harbors than southern California.

2. According to the passage, where are the major harbors located in California?

a.Only in northern California
b.In the north and in the south.
c.Near Humboldt and Monterey
d.In San Diego

3. In line 6, “natural ports” are

a.evenly shaped
b.not human-made
c.constructed of natural materials
d.always small in size

4. Which of the following geographical features in NOT mentioned in the passage?

a.Canyons
b.Beaches
c.Harbors
d.Cliffs



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In the 1890s, bicycles became quite popular in the United States as the
new “safety” bicycles replaced the older penny-farthing bicycles. On the
penny-farthing bicycles, one wheel was much larger than the other, and these
bicycles were not very stable; they were always falling over. On the new
“safety” bicycles, both wheels were equal in size, and they were much easier
to control.
Many women also enjoyed these new “safety” bicycles, but they had to
take measures to deal with their clothing while riding the bicycles. The fashion
at the time was for long, full skirts that did not go well with bicycles. Some
women put lead weights in their skirts to keep their skirts from blowing up.
Other women changed from long skirts to bloomers, which were long, full,
wide pants, but some people felt that bloomers were inappropriate for women
to wear; in fact, some newspaper and magazines of the day criticized the new
bicycles fashion as a danger to ladies’ morals.
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5. Which of the following is NOT true about the safety bicycle?

a. It became popular in the 1890s.
b.it preceded the penny-farthing bicycle.
c. it was fairly simple to control
d.it had equal wheels

6.Look at the word measures in paragraph. This word could best be replaced by

a.steps
b.counts
c.problems
d.numbers

7.In line 10, Bloomers” are

a.Pants
b.Shirts
c.Skirts
d.Hats

8.It is implied in the passage that newspapers expressed the opinion that women.

a.should wear bloomers
b.should not wear long, full skirts
c.should not ride bicycles
d.should always follow the fashion.​