Graphic Organizer(ELP Kkp)

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INTRODUCTION


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English Language Proficiency is to orientate participants on the

importance of English Language and to have a positive work ethics. Besides that,

learning ELP important to us to understand simple information in the spoken and

written language. By using the method that we have learned, we can express

information, ideas, feelings, opinions, point of view and explanations more

unexpectable.


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TASK 1

GRAPHIC ORGANISERS

ARTICLE FROM NEWSPAPER

NEW STRAITS TIMES


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S ushi King stops food imports from

Why : fear of radiationcontamination by thenuclear reactors damagedby the 9.0 magnitudequake-tringgered tsunami.

23% stock fromJapan

The stockincludingnoodles, miso

soup powder,tea powder,seasoning,

jellyfish andmarinatedoctopus.

S ushi Kingceased importfood from Japan

The stock sufficientfor more than twomonth only

Government want toguard food safetyfrom the nuclear effect from Japan.

60 restaurants of S ushi King inMalaysia need theitem from Japan.

Replace byimporting foodfrom Vietnam,Thailand andTaiwan.


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TASK 2

SUMMARY

ARTICLE FROM NEWSPAPER

NEW STRAITS TIMES


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Sushi King stops food imports from Japan

S ushi King has ceased the import of food items from Japan. It is because

fears of radiation contamination by overheating nuclear reactors that has

damaged by the 9.0 magnitude quake-tringgered tsunami at Japan. Malaysia

has the sufficient stock to last more than two months for 60 restaurants in our

country. S ushi King chief executive officer said that 23 per cent of their stock

originated from Japan. S o, they are now looking for the items from another

country, such as Vietnam , Thailand, and Taiwan to replace those from Japan.

Among the items imported are noodles, miso soup powder, tea powder, and

appetizers. The government take this step to make sure our food safety from the

nuclear effect from Japan.

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TASK 1

GRAPHIC ORGANISERS

ARTICLE FROM INTERNET

BBC NEWS ASIA - PACIFIC


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15 March 2011 Last updated at 15:59 GMTJapan earthquake: International teams in rescue effort

International rescue teams have been helpingsearch for survivors in the coastal city of Ofunato in Iwate prefecture (above).

The BBC's Gavin Lee is with the British team inOfunato.The city was one of the closest to theepicentre of the earthquake and was also hit bythe tsunami.

Our correspondent reported seeing ships on topof houses and hundreds of vehicles, including aschool bus, in piles of debris.

INTERNATIONAL HELP The British rescue team has been sent toOfunato along with teams from the U S andChina.

It is made up of 59 fire service search and rescue specialists, two rescue dogs and amedical support team of four.Rescuing people after a tsunami is particularly difficultbecause buildings in which people may be trapped are damaged by the wave coming inand going out and also by being hit by debris such as vehicles and other houses.

Gavin Lee says that particular damage has been caused by wood from a timber yardcrashing into buildings.

DOG TEAMS The first job for the rescuers is to divide the area that they are searching into a grid andthen systematically search the area with sniffer dogs.

The dogs help to narrow down the search by identifying buildings in which there may besurvivors or bodies.This particular dog is from a U S search and rescue team, which isusually based in Virginia.


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LISTENING EQUIPMENT

Once they have narrowed their search, the teamsuse listening equipment and heat imaging devicesto help them locate any survivors in the rubble.

This team preparing its equipment is from China.

S ome of the lower-lying areas of the city have been flattened, but it is hoped that themany higher buildings that have remained standing will yield some survivors.

The British team has brought 11 tonnes of equipment, including devices for heavy liftingand cutting.

BIG JOB

Gavin Lee says that the rescue teams describedOfunato as being the biggest job they had seen.

The volunteers travel at very short notice to naturaldisasters around the world.

While there have been some people rescued alive elsewhere in Japan, so far inOfunato the British team has only recovered bodies.

Resoursce : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-12745746


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Japan earthquake : international teams in rescue effort

Internationalteams have beenhelping search for survivors.

The searchingoperation are inthe coastal city of Ofunato in Iwateprefecture.

The city wasamong theclosest to theepicentre of the earthquakeand also hit bytsunami.

Theinternationalteams areamongBritish, U S and China.

They use a few

method torescue Japanearthquakesurvivors.

The method thatuse are by usingthe dog andlisteningequipment.

Team 1 :U S , Dogteams : the doghelp to narrowdown the searchby identifyingwhich building

might besurvivors or bodies.

Team 2 : Chinabroughtequipment :China use twokind of equipment, suchas, listeningequipment, andheat imaging.

To help themlocate anysurvivors inthe rubble.

Team 3 : Britishhas brought 11tonnes of equipment,such

as heavy liftingand cuttin .

Japan earthquake

The internationals team ismade up of 59 fire servisesearch and rescue specialists ,2 rescue dogs and a medicalsupport team of 4.


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TASK 2

SUMMARY

ARTICLE FROM INTERNET

BBC NEWS ASIA - PACIFIC


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Japan earthquake : International teams in rescue effort

International rescue teams have been helping searching for survivors in

the coastal city of Ofunato in Iwate. This city was one of the closest to the

epicentre of the earthquake and tsunami. The international help were British,

United S tates (U S ) and China. They has made up of 59 fire servise search andrescue specialists, two rescue dogs and medical support. The team that from U S

use the sniffer dogs to narrow down the search by identifying buildings in which

there may be survivors or bodies. The team from China brought equipment that

use to listening and heat imaging devices to help them locate any survivors in the

rubbles. The British team has brought 11 tonnes of equipment , including devices

for heavy lifting and cutting. S o far, the British team has only recovered bodies

from their rescue mission.

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REFLECTION


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I have learnt a lot of things from this English Language Proficiency short

coursework. Firstly, when Im searching for the articles everywhere, but hard for me to

get one. But at last I found one in the newspaper, New S traits Times on March 19.

Besides that, I also read many articles and current issues when I search from internet.

Apart from that, I learn to communicate with many persons in effort to ask them

about the coursework. I also spent my time in library to find the vocabulary of the word

that I didnt understand. I also used that precious time in the library to find the meaningof the word that I found hard to understand.

Besides, from this coursework, I realize that Englis is not something to be

mastered just to pass exams, but it is something to be applied in our daily lives and this

coursework give me chance to think creative when I design the graphic organisers. On

top of that, I could see how the right way to write a summary by applying the method

that my lecturer teach. I used the method 5W 1H in my summary. 5W means, what,

when, why, where, who, and 1H means how.


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REFERENCES


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INTERNET REFERENCE S

Gavin Lee (2011, March 15). Japan earthquake : International teams in rescue effort

Retrieved 19 March 2011, from http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-

12745746

NEW S PAPER REFERENCE S

New S traits Times (2011, March 19). S ushi King stops food imports from Japan

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