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28. We know that the site in Angkor is very old becauseA. there are many temples c. it is the birthplace of lord buddhaB. the trees are over 800 years old D. ft has remains from the gth - Iss century

29. You can find very cld trees [nA. Angkor B. Lumbini c. Te wahipounamu D. Great Barrier Reef

30. Lumbini is probably more papular among Buddhists becauseA. of its hotels c- it has remains from the Khmer EmpireB. Lord Buddha was born there D. of the rretv pilgrimage centre being buiit

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Ts sa-v that the slrang - utan !s r-rbsesseri with f*** is to put ?t nrildly. Th* fact is they slmply love toeat. Orang - utans will spend at least 50% of their daylight hours eatlng and searching for food.eh*r$. *9t *t t+he *{8.{1*" u*aait dist" rs*segs d {rurt- the*5 :atis*g *iek $*{eei. ta{$h brg eati*ganythiftg frorn ramb*ta*s te ba*anas and even durians. At other times, they feed o+ tree bar.kyoung leaves and shoots from the sengkuang. tangkol, kayu malam and apid- apid trees, as well asia*ect* aad the ffi{esi+rl*i sraal* vertebe"ates.Sadly, the food variety is beccming scarcer every day for the orang - utans. Foraging for food isn'ta$ sirnpfe as pofnti,ng to a fffi and orderfng:. As rts rainfarest ftabitat deterbrares due to forestfragmentation, the orang - utan is fust losing its varied food source.The Rehabilitation of Orang - Utan's Habitat was set up to improve and restore the habitat of orang- utans in degraded areas in the Lower Kinabatangan. lt aims to generate greater food sources for*!e spe{testrf reetflXeg?sr.st tree$l*&9r,fr*e* *reas l*her* crmrg- rs**s?eed.Through the project" seeds of forest trees favoured by the orang - utans are collected and nursed inthe aursery" Sace tnatured, t{tey are replanted in the deErsded areas. klne otttre trees are alsofavourites for orang utans to build nests.Ten youtfu and six wlumteers from Kampung BiFt in Lower Kinabatangan fuave been appointed asfield assisranF. They are responsibte fior coffe*ing wild seeds and saplings from the foresr,gefl?rir*k'and ntrsnqg #fier?? ? #t* r*srxry and read# ttm*l {w dar* an# pfdnffing t'r1e$eseedlings in identified areas.Eeplantl*gisarrle* erltafiIea: srsea rncfit'A E$th,7s - lffi seedings,beiing plar*ed,a **y- It is netan easy iob. Trails to these areas are sometimes rough and the replanting task is back - breaking.

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A" scarcer B. uptihed C. deterismtes D, upgraded35- $rarg*u*ns Smdit diff etr8tsgstfsCId besaus*A. reptanthrg is toughB- their h*bitat is declir:ingC. ttre trees take time tc grcwO. insects and smallvertebrates are scarce3A Edspf thefErsttrs needtsbeA. germinated before ptantidgB. cstlected and repta*tedC- nursedfsr germinatianD. replanted and nursed37" Replantlrq *f sdllrrgs ar* dif*tult due taA. the bad soit ccnditianB- its hard physiealeffortC" the irnmature seedti*gs0. the remote location of the identified area38- The rnain ebj*et*ve cf the text can be saidte be teA. restore the orang * utans' habitatB" en$rre cr:*tint*cus repta*ti*g of treesC. e*courage youth to volunteer ttreir servireD. he{p orang - utans to find atternate nesting areas3S- Th* fcllssirg are the respcrsi5iiity of tfue Freld assista*ts except,A. ptantseedtingsin identifiedareasB. germi*ate and nurs the seedlings in the rturseryC- coliec.t u,itd seeds a,r*d $a#rn8s frora the forestsD. Reprocess the sap{ings from the collection centre40- Wtliell isr&e rnosrsuif*ble titJe fsrthe passage?A. FeedingThe Orang UtanB" The Rehabilitatis* of Ora*g UtanC- :[hr Ora*g lJtan ProiectD. Processing Foodforthe Wild

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1. Kertas soalan ini mengandungi3 bahagian ; BahagimtA, Bahagian B dan Bahagian C2. Jawab semua bahagian.

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$ECTION A : GUIDED tfrJRlT'tNG(25 marksl

Based on the pictures and notes below, wite outyourstory.

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SULIT$ECTION B: POEM

Read the poem Heir Gonditioning below and answer the questions that follow.

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SUTITSECTION C : SUltililARY

Read the passage below and answerthe question that follows.

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Coin - collection is a fascinating pastime. Most people take up this pastime to occupy their freetime.Collecting coins is seen by many numismatists as a way to let their hair down. Coins come indifferent sizes, shapes and denominations. They show important symbols and significantlandmarks of a particular country. Therefore, this pastime helps us to improve our generalknowledge of the history and geography of different countries.Collecting coins is not just a hobby. We can widen our knowledge by learning about the kings,queens, leaders and other renowned figures of various countries. This hobby also helps us toget to know more people and we will be able to widen our circle of friends. As communication isa part of it, our communicating skill will be improved as well.It is good if family mennbers also share the same interest as they would be able to give the othermember the extra pieces that they have collected from other places. This proves that itenhances family ties and makes everyone closer to one another. lf there is an urgent financialneed, you can always trade in the coins. Those who have the vintage coins are luckier as theolder and rarer coins fetch higher prices.Don't be surprised if one day you are one of the proud owner of the rarest coins.

Write a summary on the benefits of collecting coins.Yoursummary must:

. not be more than 60 urords, including the 10 words given belowo be in continuous writing ( not in note form)c be written in one paragraphUse your own words as far as possible wilhout changing its original meaning.

Begin your summary as follows :Collecting corns is not anly fascinating but also beneficial because

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