SIMULASI SUMATIF AKHIR SEMESTER (SAS) GANJIL X TKPI 2025

SUMATIF AKHIR SEMESTER (SAS) GANJIL

TAHUN AJARAN 2024/2025 - BAHASA INGGRIS (TKPI)

Instructions:

1. Write your name and class clearly.

2. Read each instruction and question carefully.

3. You have 90 minutes to complete this test.

4. Passing score: 70/100

📖 Passage 1: A Culture of Safety at Sea

Working in the fisheries and maritime sector is inherently risky. The environment is unpredictable, and the work involves heavy machinery, slippery decks, and long hours. Therefore, a strong understanding and implementation of K3LH (Occupational Safety and Health) is not just a regulation; it is a matter of life and death. A good K3LH program includes proper training for all crew members, regular maintenance of equipment, the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) like life jackets and non-slip boots, and clear emergency protocols. Creating a culture where every worker feels responsible for their own safety and the safety of others is the ultimate goal. This means speaking up about potential hazards without fear and following procedures meticulously.

📖 Passage 2: When Every Second Counts

Despite all precautions, emergencies can occur at sea. A fire in the engine room, a man overboard, or a sudden severe storm requires immediate and coordinated action. Emergency handling relies on pre-established plans and drills. Every vessel must have a "Muster List" posted in common areas, detailing every crew member's specific duties in an emergency, such as who operates the lifeboats, who provides first aid, and who communicates for help. Regular drills ensure that these actions become almost automatic, reducing panic and saving precious time. The key is not just knowing what to do, but practicing it until it becomes second nature.

📖 Passage 3: Fishing for the Future

The Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries (CCRF), established by the FAO, is a set of voluntary principles for sustainable fishing. It recognizes that marine resources are not infinite. The CCRF aims to promote the conservation and sustainable management of fisheries. Key principles include minimizing bycatch (the accidental capture of non-target species), protecting marine ecosystems from destructive fishing practices, and ensuring that fishing activities do not threaten the long-term survival of fish stocks. By adhering to the CCRF, fishers and nations help ensure that future generations can also benefit from the ocean's bounty. It is about balancing today's needs with tomorrow's health.

Part A: Multiple Choice (One Choice Correct) - 15 Questions

1. What is the main idea of Passage 1?

A. Fishing is a very profitable industry. B. K3LH is crucial for worker survival in the maritime sector. C. All equipment on a ship must be brand new. D. Emergencies at sea are always unpredictable.

2. According to Passage 1, what is the "ultimate goal" of a K3LH program?

A. To create a culture of shared safety responsibility. B. To reduce the cost of operations. C. To allow workers to take more risks. D. To follow government regulations only.

3. The word "meticulously" in Passage 1 is closest in meaning to:

A. Carelessly B. Occasionally C. Precisely and carefully D. Quickly

4. What is the primary purpose of a "Muster List" mentioned in Passage 2?

A. To list the daily menu for the crew. B. To assign specific emergency duties to each crew member. C. To record the fish catch for the day. D. To schedule working shifts.

5. Why are regular emergency drills important, as stated in Passage 2?

A. They are a legal requirement with no real benefit. B. They help actions become automatic and reduce panic. C. They are a form of physical exercise for the crew. D. They are only for new crew members.

6. The phrase "second nature" in Passage 2 implies that the actions should be:

A. Difficult and complex. B. Done without conscious thought. C. Performed only by the captain. D. Written down in a manual.

7. What does CCRF stand for?

A. Code of Conduct for Responsible Fishing B. Coastal Conservation and Resource Foundation C. Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries D. Convention on Coastal and Reef Fisheries

8. According to Passage 3, the CCRF is:

A. A set of strict, mandatory international laws. B. A voluntary set of principles. C. Only applicable to large fishing companies. D. Focused solely on maximizing today's catch.

9. What is the main concern that the CCRF addresses?

A. The high cost of fishing equipment. B. The finite nature of marine resources. C. The lack of training for fishers. D. The taste of farmed fish.

10. What does the term "bycatch" refer to?

A. The main target species of a fishing operation. B. Fish that are too small to be sold. C. The accidental capture of non-target species. D. A special fishing technique.

11. Which principle is NOT associated with the CCRF?

A. Protecting marine ecosystems. B. Ensuring long-term survival of fish stocks. C. Using any method to maximize immediate catch. D. Minimizing bycatch.

12. Based on all three passages, what is a common underlying theme?

A. The importance of profit in the fishing industry. B. The need for proactive planning and responsibility. C. The description of different fish species. D. The history of maritime exploration.

13. What can be inferred about the author's view in Passage 3?

A. The author believes current fishing practices are perfectly sustainable. B. The author is critical of any form of fishing. C. The author supports a balance between present and future needs. D. The author thinks the CCRF is not effective.

14. If a crew member sees a loose rope on a wet deck (a hazard), what would a strong K3LH culture (Passage 1) encourage them to do?

A. Ignore it, as it's not their job. B. Report it or secure it immediately. C. Wait for someone else to slip first. D. Use it for a different purpose.

15. The primary audience for these three passages is most likely:

A. Chefs in a restaurant. B. Students and professionals in the fisheries sector. C. Tourists on a beach holiday. D. Farmers in the mountains.

Part B: Multiple Choice (Multiple Choices Correct) - 10 Questions

16. Based on Passage 1, which of the following are components of a good K3LH program?

A. Proper training for crew members. B. Using PPE like life jackets. C. Keeping emergency protocols a secret. D. Regular maintenance of equipment.

17. According to Passage 2, what are the key elements for effective emergency handling?

A. Pre-established plans. B. Spontaneous, individual decisions. C. Regular drills. D. Keeping the Muster List only with the captain.

18. Which of the following are stated as potential emergencies at sea in Passage 2?

A. A fire in the engine room. B. A man overboard. C. A dispute over salary. D. A sudden severe storm.

19. The CCRF (Passage 3) aims to promote which of the following?

A. The conservation of marine resources. B. The use of the most destructive fishing gear. C. Sustainable management of fisheries. D. Ignoring the problem of bycatch.

20. Which actions align with the principles of the CCRF?

A. Using fishing nets that allow juvenile fish to escape. B. Fishing in protected marine sanctuaries. C. Reporting catches accurately to monitor stock levels. D. Discarding all bycatch back into the ocean, dead or alive.

21. From Passage 1, what does a "culture of safety" imply?

A. Everyone is responsible for safety. B. Only the safety officer is responsible. C. Workers should feel comfortable reporting hazards. D. Procedures are optional.

22. What is the purpose of conducting regular emergency drills (Passage 2)?

A. To make the crew tired. B. To reduce panic in a real emergency. C. To ensure everyone knows their role. D. To fulfill a paperwork requirement only.

23. What does the voluntary nature of the CCRF (Passage 3) suggest?

A. Compliance is not enforced by international law. B. It is not important. C. It relies on the willingness of states and fishers to adopt it. D. It is stronger than a mandatory code.

24. Which items are considered Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as implied in Passage 1?

A. Life jacket. B. A book on fishing. C. Non-slip boots. D. A first aid kit.

25. The concept of "sustainable fishing" in Passage 3 includes:

A. Meeting the needs of the present. B. Ensuring resources for future generations. C. Catching as much as possible right now. D. Minimizing environmental impact.

Part C: Drag and Drop into Text - 5 Questions

Complete the paragraph by selecting the correct words:

A comprehensive safety program on a fishing vessel integrates K3LH, emergency readiness, and responsible practices. Firstly, crew must be trained to identify Select potential hazards sustainable management emergency drills Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) a man overboard situation , such as slippery decks or faulty equipment, and must always wear the necessary Select potential hazards sustainable management emergency drills Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) a man overboard situation . Secondly, to prepare for incidents like a fire or Select potential hazards sustainable management emergency drills Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) a man overboard situation , the crew must regularly conduct Select potential hazards sustainable management emergency drills Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) a man overboard situation . Finally, adhering to the CCRF ensures the Select potential hazards sustainable management emergency drills Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) a man overboard situation of fish stocks, protecting the industry for the future.

Part D: True and False - 5 Questions

31. The CCRF is a mandatory international treaty with strict penalties for non-compliance.

True False

32. A "Muster List" details what each crew member should do in an emergency.

True False

33. According to Passage 1, K3LH is only important for new crew members.

True False

34. The main goal of the CCRF is to maximize the immediate profit from fishing.

True False

35. Regular practice of emergency procedures can help save lives by reducing panic.

True False

Part E: Matching - 5 Questions

Match the term with its correct description:

36. K3LH

→ Select Match A. A set of voluntary principles for sustainable fishing by the FAO. B. The accidental capture of non-target species during fishing. C. A framework for ensuring worker health and safety in the workplace. D. A document assigning specific emergency duties to crew members. E. Equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards.

37. Muster List

→ Select Match A. A set of voluntary principles for sustainable fishing by the FAO. B. The accidental capture of non-target species during fishing. C. A framework for ensuring worker health and safety in the workplace. D. A document assigning specific emergency duties to crew members. E. Equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards.

38. CCRF

→ Select Match A. A set of voluntary principles for sustainable fishing by the FAO. B. The accidental capture of non-target species during fishing. C. A framework for ensuring worker health and safety in the workplace. D. A document assigning specific emergency duties to crew members. E. Equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards.

39. Bycatch

→ Select Match A. A set of voluntary principles for sustainable fishing by the FAO. B. The accidental capture of non-target species during fishing. C. A framework for ensuring worker health and safety in the workplace. D. A document assigning specific emergency duties to crew members. E. Equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards.

40. PPE

→ Select Match A. A set of voluntary principles for sustainable fishing by the FAO. B. The accidental capture of non-target species during fishing. C. A framework for ensuring worker health and safety in the workplace. D. A document assigning specific emergency duties to crew members. E. Equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards.

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