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

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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.

• Purplefreedom (16-07-2024):
  I’m curious about your thoughts on whether it’s better to have daycare close to home or work. My dilemma is if I choose one close to work, on my days off, I still need to drive 30 minutes each way for drop-off and pick-up. If I choose a daycare close to home, that resolves this issue, but if I leave work late or get stuck in traffic, I might struggle to make it in time before they close. Anyone else in a similar situation?
• Kaldestroyer(16-07-2024):
  I think it’s up to you. If you trust a friend or relative nearby, you can sign them up to pick up your kids if you’re stuck in traffic or delayed.
• Zorblaces (17-07-2024):
  A daycare closer to home is good, but closer to your workplace is somewhat better. If you stay late, you’re already nearby to pick them up, and you can reach them faster in emergencies. Just sharing!
• Midage (17-07-2024):
  Close to home! As they grow, they’ll be invited to birthday parties and local friends are more convenient for playdates. You’ll likely build relationships with other local parents, which can be helpful. Also, some kids may end up at the same primary school, and you’d avoid long drives. Your job location might change, too, so local is always a good choice.
• Samee (19-07-2024):
  That’s why I always choose to live close to my workplace.
• Jackpackage (20-07-2024):
  We had this debate recently as we’ll need daycare next year. The consensus was close to home. With both of us working from home part-time, it would be a hassle to take them far. It only makes sense to choose near work if you’re physically there on the daycare days.

1. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Who said that a daycare near the workplace was more convenient?...

$(A)$ Kaldestroyer

$(B)$ Zorblaces

$(C)$ Midage

$(D)$ Samee

$(E)$ Jackpackage

2. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

The word "might" in Purplefreedom’s post is used to express a...

$(A)$ Request

$(B)$ Certainty

$(C)$ Possibility

$(D)$ Suggestion

$(E)$ Permission

3. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Which of the following issues is stated at the beginning of the thread? (a) Choosing a daycare close to home or work (b) Offering some advice on how to pick a daycare (c) Selecting a daycare based on the services it offers (d) Choosing a daycare close to home to avoid the traffic (e) Finding a daycare the provides a pick-up service for ch...

$(A)$ Choosing a daycare close to home or work

$(B)$ Offering some advice on how to pick a daycare

$(C)$ Selecting a daycare based on the services it offers

$(D)$ Choosing a daycare close to home to avoid the traffic

$(E)$ Finding a daycare the provides a pick-up service for children

4. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Who suggested to choose a daycare close to home by giving detailed scenarios?...

$(A)$ Kaldestroyer

$(B)$ Zorblaces

$(C)$ Midage

$(D)$ Samee

$(E)$ Jackpackage

5. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

The purpose of Zorbcles’ response to purplefreedom’s post is to...

$(A)$ Emphasize the importance of having friends to pick up

$(B)$ Suggest that daycare should be chosen based on proximinity to school

$(C)$ Recommend daycare close to home for convenience

$(D)$ Suggest choosing a daycare close to work so that she/he can be late

$(E)$ Argue that daycare close to work allows more flexibilities

6. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Who posted the most irrelevant response to purplefreedom?...

$(A)$ Kaldestroyer

$(B)$ Zorblaces

$(C)$ Midage

$(D)$ Samee

$(E)$ Jackpackage

7. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

What is the tone of the thread?...

$(A)$ Supportive

$(B)$ Indifferent

$(C)$ Optimistic

$(D)$ Defensive

$(E)$ Critical

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

Text 1
Do you know why Japanese mayonnaise tastes so much better than the regular kind? According to a local R&D chef, that is because it has MSG. Do you get nausea, heart palpitations, headaches, numbness or excessive thirst after a meal? That is apparently the MSG having its devious ways with you. I also found out recently, the flavor enhancer has the same repelling effect on chefs and private dining cooks as garlic on vampires.

My emails and Direct Messages about MSG, however, went largely rejected or unanswered. Crowdsourcing responses through foodie colleagues and friends elicited the same results. Many Chinese and Peranakan cooks use it, but they will never admit it.

The origin story of the flavor enhancer can be traced to a Japanese professor in 1907. MSG or monosodium glutamate is not derived from combining specific levels of chemicals in the lab, despite its very technical name. Rather, MSG is extracted from a fermented tapioca broth, then heated and dried from crystals. In some cases, other plant ingredients such as beets, sugarcane or corn may be used instead. MSG is the sodium salt of glutamic acid, which is a naturally occurring amino acid. Even if you do not add MSG to your cooking, it is already naturally present in many foods. MSG activates umami taste receptors on the tongue. It explains why cooks treasure the liquid in which dried shiitake mushrooms or seaweed has been soaked in, or why everything tastes better with cheese.

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Text 2
The criticism of MSG goes way back into the past. It might have begun in the US when the "Chinese Restaurant Syndrome" was coined by, ironically, a Chinese doctor and researcher. In the late 1960s, following reports that people had bad reactions to food in Chinese restaurants, MSG was suggested to be the cause. The use of MSG created a cultural fear and backlash against American Chinese food. This still persists to some degree to this day.

The studies conducted around those times were "biased" and had methodological flaws and small sample sizes. However, people still believed that the findings of the study were accurate. After numerous years of better-quality clinical studied, international food safety organizations have now considered MSG to be safe.

Many chefs may avoid admitting its use because they want to maintain a perception of using only ’natural’ ingredients. However, there has been a sea change in the culinary scene. American chefs make no bones about proclaiming their love of MSG. The white stuff is like the cook’s cheat code to level up a dish’s umami-ness without overlong flavorextraction processes.

8. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

According to Text 1 MSG is...

$(A)$ Can be derived from tapioca, beets, sugar cane or corn

$(B)$ Can be obtained from extremely wet seaweed

$(C)$ Is produced by combining some chemicals

$(D)$ Is made from shiitake mushrooms

$(E)$ Can be soaked in liquid

9. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Which of the following is the best main idea of Text 1?...

$(A)$ While so many people think MSG can cause health problems, it is actually made from natural substances that can enchance food estate

$(B)$ MSG is avoided because it can active umami taste receptors on the tongue and makes the food delicious

$(C)$ Chefs and private cooks like MSG very much because it is made from natural ingredients

$(D)$ MSG is actualluy present in all foods because it is made from natural ingredients

$(E)$ Although MSG is made from natural ingredients, it is better to stop using it

10. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

The expression the flavor enhancer in text 1 pragraph 1 is closest in meaning to...

$(A)$ Food stabilizer

$(B)$ Taste booster

$(C)$ Food coloring

$(D)$ Preservative

$(E)$ Supplement

11. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

According to the text, the purpose of conducting clinical studies on MSG is to...

$(A)$ Persuade people to use MSG

$(B)$ Counter the information provided by the Chinese doctor

$(C)$ Help international food organization find the best food umami

$(D)$ Find out whether or not it is secure to add MSG on food

$(E)$ Improve the quality of MSG

12. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

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

$(A)$ MSG can be extracted from the dried shiitake mushroom, so many chefs consider its use

$(B)$ MSG is made from natural ingredients and studies have shown that it is safe to add on food; so many chefs have no more fear of proclaiming their use of MSG.

$(C)$ Since MSG can cause nausea, heart palpitations, headaches, numbness or excessive thirst after meal, it is now replaced by vegetables such as mushrooms or seaweed by most chefs.

$(D)$ Since MSG is made from a fermented tapioca broth, it has been declared safe to be used in food; therefore, the number of people using it increase significantly

$(E)$ MSG is made from chemical substances, therefore, many chefs do not want to mention that they use it

13. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Which of the following best restates the statement "The use of MSG created a cultural fear and backlash against American-Chinese food" in text 2 paragraph 1?...

$(A)$ Massive reactions to support American Chinese food happened due to the use of MSG.

$(B)$ A culture of fear was created to stop American Chinese reastaurants adding MSG on their food.

$(C)$ There was fear of using MSG and it created a lot of tension to food in American Chinese restaurants.

$(D)$ Because of the use of MSG, a painful agitation as well as strong and adverse reaction toward American Chinese food happened.

$(E)$ American Chinese restaurants were asked to respond to the reactions and fear that occurred in society because of the use of MSG in their food.

14. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Which of the following statements from text 2 shows the author’s positive attitude toward MSG?...

$(A)$ This still persist to some degree to this day (Paragraph 1)

$(B)$ However, people still believed that the findings of the study were accurate (Paragraph 2)

$(C)$ Many chefs may avoid admitting its use because they want to maintain a perception of using only natural ingredients. (Paragraph 3)

$(D)$ However, there has been a sea change in the culinary scene. (paragraph 3)

$(E)$ The white stuff is like the cook’s cheat code to level up a dish’s umami-ness without overlong flavor-extraction processes. (Paragraph 3)

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

Text 1 (Capacitors and Perovskite Nanosheets)
Researchers have found a new way to store energy that is important for using renewable energy and making more electric cars. The current method, like lithium-ion batteries, takes a long time to charge and has issues like breaking down over time and even catching fire. One good alternative is the use of dielectric energy storage capacitors. These capacitors are made of two metal plates with a special film in between. When electricity is applied, the film stores energy. Capacitors can charge quickly and last a long time, but they do not store as much energy as needed. To improve this, researchers need to find materials that can handle a higher electric field.

The researchers used layers of nanosheets made of special materials with a structure known as perovskite. This structure is great for storing energy. By using these materials, they were able to store a lot more energy.

Their new capacitor was tested and showed that it could store 10 to 100 times more energy than before. It also stayed stable even after many uses and at high temperatures. This discovery could lead to better energy storage devices that are fast-charging, long-lasting, and work well in high temperatures. The new capacitors could be used in electric cars, powerful machines, and devices that need quick bursts of energy.

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Text 2 (Perovskite Materials in Energy Storage)
Perovskite materials are known for their excellent ability to store electrical energy, making them ideal for use in capacitors. These devices hold and release energy, and perovskites can be customized with different elements to enhance their performance. This makes them superior to older materials because they can store more energy and remain stable.

A major benefit of perovskite materials is their effectiveness even when very thin, which is useful for creating smaller electronic devices. They also maintain stability at high temperatures, allowing them to be used in a wide range of electronics without issues.

Recently, scientists have developed a new type of perovskite materials called nanosheets. These nanosheets are ultra-thin layers made from elements like calcium and oxygen. They are particularly good at storing energy, resulting in capacitors that can hold more energy, charge quickly, and perform well at high temperatures.

This nanosheet technology could lead to significant advancements in renewable energy systems and electric vehicles. These capacitors can release energy quickly, which is beneficial for devices that need a lot of power in a short time. As research progresses, these perovskite nanosheets could help create more efficient and effective energy storage solutions.

15. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

According to Text 1, what is the advantage of using perovskite nanosheets as the dielectric materials in capacitors?...

$(A)$ The capacitors still perform well even when operating at high temperatures.

$(B)$ The capacitors can store more layers of dielectric materials at high temperatures.

$(C)$ The dielectric layers in the capacitors will easily break down over time operations.

$(D)$ The capacitors will resemble a lithium battery that serves as a source of electrical energy.

$(E)$ The charging time of the capacitors will become longer, especially during repeated operations.

16. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

The word They in Text 2 Paragraph 3 refers to...

$(A)$ Calcium and oxygen

$(B)$ Capacitors

$(C)$ Elements

$(D)$ Scientists

$(E)$ These nanosheets

17. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Information regarding the positive aspects of using perovskite nanosheets as dielectric materials in capacitors can be found in...

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

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

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

$(D)$ Text 1 Paragraph 4 and Text 2 Paragraph 1

$(E)$ Text 1 Paragraph 4 and Text 2 Paragraph 4

18. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

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

$(A)$ Text 1 compares the performance of capacitors using the materials elaborated in Text 2

$(B)$ Text 1 discusses the modification of lithium batteries using materials described in Text 2.

$(C)$ Text 1 explains the innovation of capacitors using the material whose function is described in Text 2

$(D)$ Both texts outline the use of perovskite dielectric capacitors to replace lithium batteries as energy storage.

$(E)$ Both texts highlight the improvement of capacitors and lithium batteries using nanosheet dielectric materials

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 discover new crystal structures of perovskite materials to be applied as capacitors and electrical energy storage

$(B)$ Capacitors with perovskite nanosheet dielectric materials will be combined with lithium batteries to achieve large-capacity electrical energy storage.

$(C)$ Lithium batteries with perovskite-type dielectric nanosheet materials will replace capacitors for efficiently and high-density storing electrical energy

$(D)$ Capacitors with perovskite nanosheet dielectric materials will be widely used for storing electrical energy due to their excellent performance

$(E)$ The researchers will develop a new dielectric material that performs well at low operating temperatures for electrical energy storage.

20. Soal LBE UTBK SNBT 2025

Informations regarding the positive aspacts of using provskite.nanosheets as dielectric materials in capacitors can be found in .. Based on Text 1 and Text , Which of the following recommendations is appropriate to be implemented ?...

$(A)$ Perovskite-type dielectric materials should not be used in capacitor systems due to operational instability at high temperatures.

$(B)$ Nanosheet dielectric from perovskite materials should be used in capacitor systems to enhance electrical energy storage performance.

$(C)$ Lithium-ion batteries should be used in electric cars due to some operational advantages.

$(D)$ Perovskite-based electrode material in lithium batteries should not be utilized for increasing the efficiency of electrical energy storage.

$(E)$ Nanosheet technology should be integrated to improve the efficiency of renewable energy system.

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