30 Contoh Soal TKA Matematika SD/MI dan Pembahasan (A)

Catatan Calon Guru berikut belajar Bahasa Inggris lewat soal literasi dalam Bahasa Inggris pada UTBK SNBT tahun 2025. Soal Literasi Bahasa Inggris UTBK SNBT 2025 menjadi materi penting yang perlu dipelajari oleh peserta UTBK. Catatan ini menjadi bahan latihan untuk menguji kemampuan dalam literasi Bahasa Inggris, terkhusus untuk persiapan menghadapi TKA Bahasa Inggris SMA atau UTBK SNBT tahun ini.

Materi tes dalam Ujian Tertulis Berbasis Komputer (UTBK) terdiri atas dua komponen, yaitu Tes Potensi Skolastik dan Tes Literasi. Tes Potensi Skolastik dan Tes Literasi ini jika kita rangkum terdiri dari beberapa sub tes. Total soal ada $160$ soal dengan waktu $195$ menit, dan penjabaran waktu yang dibutuhkan dalam setiap tes kira-kira seperti berikut ini.

Jenis Tes	Soal	waktu
1. Penalaran Umum ✅Contoh Soal Penalaran Umum Penalaran Induktif $10$ soal $10$ menit Penalaran Deduktif $10$ soal $10$ menit Penalaran Kuantitatif $10$ soal $10$ menit	$30$ Soal	$30$ menit
2. Pengetahuan dan Pemahaman Umum ✅Contoh Soal Pengetahuan dan Pemahaman Umum	$20$ Soal	$15$ menit
3. Pemahaman Bacaan dan Menulis ✅Contoh Soal Pemahaman Bacaan dan Menulis	$20$ Soal	$25$ menit
4. Pengetahuan Kuantitatif ✅Contoh Soal Pengetahuan Kuantitatif	$20$ Soal	$20$ menit
5. Literasi dalam Bahasa Indonesia ✅Contoh Soal Literasi dalam Bahasa Indonesia	$30$ Soal	$42,5$ menit
6. Literasi dalam Bahasa Inggris ✅Contoh Soal Literasi dalam Bahasa Inggris	$20$ Soal	$20$ menit
7. Penalaran Matematika ✅Contoh Soal Penalaran Matematika	$20$ Soal	$42,5$ menit
Jumlah	$160$	$195$ menit

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Soal TKA Literasi Bahasa Inggris (LBE) UTBK SNBT Tahun 2025

Soal latihan literasi dalam Bahasa Inggris berikut ini, silahkan dikerjakan terlebih dahulu secara mandiri sebelum membuka buku atau sumber lain untuk melihat pembahasan soal. Setelah selesai silakan 💡 Evaluasi Jawaban dan jika hasilnya belum memuaskan, pilih ⟳ Ulangi Tes untuk tes ulang. Ayo Tunjukkan Kemampuan Terbaikmu!

Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Nama Peserta	:
Tanggal Tes	:   -
Jumlah Soal	:   0 soal
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Petunjuk Pengerjaan Soal:
Bentuk soal pilihan ganda, pilihlah jawaban yang paling tepat di antara pilihan jawaban yang tersedia. Jawaban soal Benar skor $+4$, Salah skor $−1$, dan Kosong skor $0$.

Use the texts below to answer the questions number 1 to 7.

• Kaleidoskop (07-03-2024):
  I feel so terribly insecure about myself. I don't know how to get close to people because these huge insecurities always come up. I know I have to keep trying and meet new people but it's just not getting better. Anyone over this phase here?
• Laura (07-03-2024):
  It seems that you focus more on meeting new people without trying to find the root of your insecurities.
• Jacquilien (07-03-2024):
  The closest thing I can give you as advice is acceptance. Once you know you cannot push your problems away from you, you will look for ways to work around them. However, the results are not guaranteed to be helpful.
• Fairy Lucretia (07-03-2024):
  It may be different for you, but some of my old insecurities developed through peer rejection.
• He_Man (07-03-2024):
  I was an extrovert most of my life, but when I hit middle-age I started experiencing serious social anxiety, including dizziness and eye pain etc. I left a public facing job to more solitary work, but I'm finding that baby step social interactions have helped me heal, for example talking briefly to librarians, cashiers, etc.
• Clarence788 (07-03-2024):
  Agree! Social interactions rebuild confidence but don't require being deeply invested in a relationship. Once your social confidence is restored and insecurities decrease, more meaningful relationships become more natural.

1. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Who highlighted the importance of building social connection in order to build selfconfidence?...

$(A)$ Laura

$(B)$ Jacquilien

$(C)$ Fairy Lucretia

$(D)$ He_Man

$(E)$ Clarence788

2. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

The word can in Jacquilien's post is used to express...

$(A)$ an ability

$(B)$ a probability

$(C)$ an obligation

$(D)$ a permission

$(E)$ a suggestion

3. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Which of the following issues is stated at the beginning of the thread?...

$(A)$ Efforts of overcoming insecurities

$(B)$ Finding ways to get close to people with insecurity

$(C)$ Ways to get close to new people in a new environment

$(D)$ Solving the problems of insecurities by meeting people

$(E)$ Personal insecurity that creates a barrier to meeting new people

4. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Who shared the experience as well as solution about social anxiety by giving evidence?...

$(A)$ Laura

$(B)$ Jacquilien

$(C)$ Fairy Lucretia

$(D)$ He_Man

$(E)$ Clarence788

5. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

The aim of Laura's response to Kaleidoskop's post is to...

$(A)$ highlight the main factor of insecurity problems

$(B)$ help him adjust to a new environment during the process of finding the root of the problem

$(C)$ tell him to identify the cause of his problem

$(D)$ make him engaged to new people in order to help him heal from the problem of insecurity

$(E)$ explain the importance of trying to meet new people

6. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Who posted the most relevant response to Kaleidoskop's post about being hard to meet people because of personal insecurities?...

$(A)$ Laura

$(B)$ Jacquilien

$(C)$ Fairy Lucretia

$(D)$ He_Man

$(E)$ Clarence788

7. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

What is the tone of the thread?...

$(A)$ Speculative

$(B)$ Reflective

$(C)$ Forceful

$(D)$ Assertive

$(E)$ Emotional

Read the two texts below to answer the questions number 8 to 14.

Text 1
In 2024, Europe saw more anti-tourism protests as locals showed frustration with the harm mass tourism had caused. In places like the Canary Islands, residents protested against crowded spaces. In Barcelona and Mallorca, locals took symbolic actions. They sprayed tourists with water pistols and filled beaches to show how packed they felt. Many European cities have since set new rules. These range from selfie restrictions to entry fees to control visitor numbers. In Lapland, even winter tourism faced pushback as locals spoke out about its harm to the environment. Tourism is set to grow, with Spain and France expecting record visitors in 2025. Cities are trying to find ways to balance the needs of residents and protect the environment.

Some cities are trying new ways to manage tourism better. For example, Copenhagen's CopenPay project rewards travellers with free entry to cultural sites if they show eco-friendly behaviors. In other places, countries like Italy, Bhutan, and New Zealand have raised tourism taxes. This is to limit visitor numbers and help fund eco-friendly tourism. Many locals have also opposed short-term rentals, and cities like Athens and Barcelona are cutting down on them. This is making cheap rentals harder to find in busy areas.

To ease crowding, travel groups are promoting less popular spots. They urge tourists to explore beyond the main attractions. People who promote eco-friendly travels suggest that travelers look into new places and choose paths that are not as crowded. This way, they can enjoy more genuine and quieter experiences.
(Adapted from https://www.bbc.com/)

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Text 2
Barcelona's rise as a top tourist destination began with the 1992 Olympics. The city has been improving its beaches and promoted its Mediterranean charm. Today, around 32 million tourists visit each year. Many stay only briefly or arrive on cruise ships. They crowd popular spots like La Rambla and the Sagrada Familia. This creates congestion and an uncomfortable experience for locals and other visitors. Tourists primarily spend money in these central areas, benefiting only a small part of the city.

It is unfortunate that tourism has driven up housing prices. Short-term rentals, often through online marketplace, have made it hard for locals to afford rent. Many are forced to move out of the city. Mayor Ada Colau has spoken out, saying tourism is hurting residents' quality of life. A survey from 2015 showed problems like overcrowding, loss of local identity, and low-paying jobs in tourism. These issues have made daily life harder for many residents. Rising rents have also led to more empty apartments owned solely for tourism. As tourist-focused businesses replace local shops, the neighborhoods feel different. Locals feel like their city is becoming less for them and more for visitors. They feel frustrated that their city seems to cater mostly to tourists.
(Adapted from https://www.responsibletravel.com/)

8. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

According to Text 1, what action did some locals take in Barcelona and Mallorca to protest the effects of mass tourism?...

$(A)$ Organizing anti-tourism marches

$(B)$ Blocking major tourist attractions

$(C)$ Spraying tourists with water pistols

$(D)$ Holding online campaigns against tourism

$(E)$ Distributing leaflets to tourists about responsible travel

9. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

The phrase cutting down in Text 1 Paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to...

$(A)$ increasing

$(B)$ seeking

$(C)$ accumulating

$(D)$ adding

$(E)$ reducing

10. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Which of the following is the best main idea of Text 1? European cities are implementing strategies to...

$(A)$ promote their historical and cultural sites more effectively

$(B)$ make tourism more affordable for locals and visitors

$(C)$ attract more international tourists each year

$(D)$ mitigate the negative impacts of tourism

$(E)$ improve the quality of life for tourists

11. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Which of the following best restates the statement ”Tourists primarily spend money in these central areas, benefiting only a small part of the city.” in Text 2 Paragraph 1?...

$(A)$ Tourist spending is evenly distributed across the city, helping all neighborhoods.

$(B)$ The majority of tourist money is invested back into residents in central areas.

$(C)$ Most of tourist spending is enjoyed by limited part of the city.

$(D)$ Most of the money tourists spend goes to areas outside the city center.

$(E)$ Tourists rarely spend money in central areas, leading to economic decline.

12. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

The purpose of Text 2 is to...

$(A)$ highlight the challenges brought by tourism to Barcelona residents

$(B)$ outline the historical development of Barcelona as a tourist destination

$(C)$ promote tourism in lesser-known areas of Barcelona

$(D)$ explain how Barcelona has adapted its infrastructure to support tourism

$(E)$ describe the benefits of tourism for Barcelona's economy

13. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Which of the following statements from Text 2 shows the author's negative attitude toward the impacts of tourism on Barcelona?...

$(A)$ Barcelona's rise as a top tourist destination began with the 1992 Olympics. (Paragraph 1)

$(B)$ Today, around 32 million tourists visit each year. (Paragraph 1)

$(C)$ Many stay only briefly or arrive on cruise ships. (Paragraph 1)

$(D)$ Tourists primarily spend money in these central areas, benefiting only a small part of the city. (Paragraph 1)

$(E)$ It is unfortunate that tourism has driven up housing prices. (Paragraph 2)

14. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Which of the following is the best synthesis of the two texts?...

$(A)$ The economic benefits of tourism are celebrated as positive impacts on European neighboring cities.

$(B)$ Mass tourism has led to growing discontent among locals due to its negative impacts.

$(C)$ Challenges exist in promoting eco-friendly tourism as the sole approach to travel.

$(D)$ Various cultural programs have been developed by cities to attract more tourists.

$(E)$ Efforts are being made by cities to enhance tourist satisfaction and experiences.

Read the two texts below to answer the questions number 15 to 20.

Text 1
Researchers in the Solomon Islands have found what they believe as the world's largest coral colony. This enormous coral, made up of millions of tiny animals called polyps, measures 34 meters wide and 32 meters long-so big that it can be seen from space. This giant coral is a rare and extraordinary finding, showcasing the beauty and vulnerability of coral ecosystems in a rapidly changing world. Unlike typical coral reefs, which are made of many distinct colonies, this one is a single organism.

The coral, a species called Pavona clavus, looks like a lumpy brown mound with hints of yellow, green, and purple. It is likely several centuries old due to its slow growth. ”When Napoleon was alive, this coral was already here,” said a marine biologist, Manu San Felix, who discovered it last month.

Coral reefs worldwide are vanishing as climate change warms the oceans. Corals rely on algae living inside them for food and color, but when water temperatures rise, the algae leaves, causing the corals to turn white in a process called bleaching. Without the algae, the corals starve and die.
(Adapted from https://www.vox.com/)

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Text 2
Aiyana James attended her first water potato harvest on the Coeur d'Alene Tribe's land in Idaho last October. Despite the excitement, the weather was colder than usual, and early snow affected the harvest. ”I know that this isn't supposed to be how it is,” James said. ”Deep down within me, I'm like, 'This just doesn't feel right.'” The harvest was bad, which has been happening more often in recent years due to dry summers and extreme weather.

Water potatoes, a key traditional food, have been disappearing along with other plants like camas. This is because of past damage to the land, especially due to a 1909 law that took away tribal lands, and the effects of climate change. Salmon and trout disappeared from streams, wildfires became more frequent, and essential foods became harder to find.

The Coeur d'Alene Tribe has been fighting against these problems for years. Now, Aiyana James has joined the fight as one of the tribe's first climate resilience coordinators, working to protect the land and helping the tribe adapt to the changing environment. (Adapted from https://www.vox.com/)
(Adapted from https://www.responsibletravel.com/)

15. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

According to Text 1, what is NOT the characteristic of the newly discovered Pavona clavus? It...

$(A)$ has colors like yellow, green, and purple

$(B)$ is 34 meters wide and 32 meters long

$(C)$ consists of multiple different colonies

$(D)$ is an individual creature

$(E)$ grows at a slow pace

16. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

The word This in Text 2 Paragraph 2 refers to...

$(A)$ the disappearance of water potatoes and camas

$(B)$ the first water potato harvest of Aiyana James

$(C)$ the 1909 law that took away tribal lands

$(D)$ Aiyana James' arrival to the tribal lands

$(E)$ the bad weather during the harvest

17. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

According to the texts, information about the effects of climate change to the environment can be found in...

$(A)$ Text 1 Paragraph 1 and Text 2 Paragraph 2

$(B)$ Text 1 Paragraph 1 and Text 2 Paragraph 3

$(C)$ Text 1 Paragraph 2 and Text 2 Paragraph 1

$(D)$ Text 1 Paragraph 2 and Text 2 Paragraph 3

$(E)$ Text 1 Paragraph 3 and Text 2 Paragraph 2

18. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

What is the relationship between Text 1 and Text 2?...

$(A)$ Text 1 focuses on traditional practices in the Solomon Islands whose examples are elaborated in Text 2.

$(B)$ Text 1 is about marine biology, and Text 2 provides the example in Coeur d'Alene Tribe.

$(C)$ Both texts describe the direct impact of human actions on the environment.

$(D)$ Both texts explore the effects of climate change on the ecosystems.

$(E)$ Both texts discuss the maintenance of ecosystems.

19. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Based on the two texts, which of the following will most likely happen in the future?...

$(A)$ Scientists will introduce a new species of algae into the ocean to maintain water temperature.

$(B)$ More ecosystems will disappear because of the slow progress in fighting climate change.

$(C)$ Coral reefs will immediately recover because more people will fight climate change.

$(D)$ Coeur d'Alene Tribe will abandon the farm and start an urban lifestyle.

$(E)$ Water potatoes will extinct because climate change is unstoppable.

20. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Based on Text 1 and Text 2, which of the following recommendations is appropriate to be implemented?...

$(A)$ Farmers should increase the use of chemical fertilizers to improve food production.

$(B)$ The traditions of the Coeur d'Alene Tribe should be preserved as a model for other tribal lands.

$(C)$ Immediate actions should be taken to protect coral ecosystems and traditional foods from climate change effects.

$(D)$ All human activities around coral reefs and tribal lands should be stopped to prevent environmental damages.

$(E)$ Government should promote the use of traditional methods in food harvesting.

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