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NASKAH TRYOUT - SNBT UTBK TAHUN 2024 LITERASI BAHASA INGGRIS (D) The month when the group of scientists that had successfully treated a dog with diabetes using their insulin extract (E) The dote and month when Frederick Banting partnered with professor John Macleod and researcher Charles Best began experimenting ways to treot the medical condition. 125. It was a complete success and for the first time in history, being diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes was not a death sentence. The word "it" at the sentence above refers to .... (A) Insulin (B) Type 1 Diabetes (C) Decth sentence (D) An injection of insulin (E) A 14-year-old boy Perhatikan toks di bawah untuk menjawab soal No. 126 - 130 Even when COVID-19 abates, virtual meetings likely won't-so the activity needs to be less anxiety producing, says expert Jeremy Bailenson. Though many of us dread public speaking, the proliferation of video calls during the pandemic has "made listeners become speakers," says Jeremy Bailenson, founding director of the Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford University. Before COVID-19, there had been very few studies of how hours of video calls might affect mental health, Bailenson says. Now that his lab has surveyed thousands of remote workers, he can list aspects of video calls that make people anxious-and recommend ways to mitigate them. ('Zoom fatigue' is taxing the brain. Here's why that happens.) One source of anxiety for users is seeing their reffection in real time; that video feed should be hidden by default, Bailenson says. Another stressor: the size at which others appear on your screen. Bailenson says that in a typical one-on-one video call, your counterpart seems to be less than two feet away-and that's an uncomfortably intimate distance. He suggests setting a default maximum head size to keep your video call partner from virtually intruding on your personal space. Bailenson's bottom line: 'I'm thankful that companies like Zoom are making videoconferencing easy. I just want more thoughtfulness on the effects that design decisions have on social interaction and well-being." Adapted from : www.nationalgeographic.com (BY:THERESA MACHEMER - PUBLISHED MARCH 2, 2021) 126. We can infer from the first sentence "Even when COVID-19 abates, virtual meetings likely won't " that qquad (A) virtual meetings won't be exist after COVID-19 is over (B) virtual meetings has no correlation with COVID-19 pandemic (C) desplte the COVID-19 lessening, virtual meetings doesn't seem to decrease (D) before the COVID-19, we don't even think of virtual meetings (E) if the COVID-19 ajates, virtual meetings will also decrease 127. The word "them" in paragraph 2 refers to ..., (A) thousands of remote workers (B) aspects of video calls that make people anxious (C) few studies (D) ways to mitigate (E) hours of video calls 128. The word "proliferation" in paragraph 2 hos the closest meaning to .... (A) amplification (B) multiplication (C) increase (D) generation (E) accretion 129. A relevant question raised with reference to the text above would be .... (A) Can virtual meetings affect your well. being? (B) How does COVID-19 affect virtuol meeting? (C) Why is virtual meetings increasing? (D) How long will the virtual meetings be exist ? (E) Do we have to ignore the COVID-19 is order to increase virtual meetings ? 130. The word SHOULD at ", that video feed should be hidden by default, Bailenson says." expresses a/an .... (A) ability (B) possibility (C) permission (D) agreement (E) obligation Perhatikan teks di bawah untuk menjawab soal No. 131-135 A nanometer is a billionth of a meter. A DNA molecule is 2 nanometers in diameter. Protein molecules are about 10 nanometers in diameter. A human hair is 100,000 nanometers in diameter. But what is a nanometer and how does it relate to technology? Nanotechnology is defined as the understanding and control of matter at dimensions o roughly 1 to 100 nanometers, o scale of whic unique properties of materials emerge that can b used to develop novel technologies and products. the nanoscale, the physical, chemical, and biologic properties of materials differ from the properties matter either at śmaller scales, such as atoms, or larger scales that we use in everyday life such millimeters or inches. Nanotechnology invol imaging, measuring, modeling, and manipulat matter only a few nanometers in size.