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Section A

[15 marks]

[Time suggested : 25 minutes]

Questions 1 to 8 are based on the given stimuli. Study the information carefully and choose the

best answer.

Kee’s World-1 April 2019

1 Choose the correct statement about the comic strip above.

A The lady watches her diet.

B The lady is on a strict diet.

C The lady enjoys a late supper.

D The lady foregoes her diet during supper.

2 Why do you think Angkor Wat is famous?

A It is a world heritage site.

B It is located in Southeast Asia.

C It has the most important archaeological sites.

D Its area is greater than other archaeological sites.

Angkor Wat has been declared a world heritage site by

UNESCO, and its greater area of Angkor is one of the most

important archaeological sites in Southeast Asia. It receives

five thousand tourists every year.

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Perlis Marathon is BACK! We know there are many excited runners who just can’t wait

for us to announce the date for 2019 Perlis Marathon. The awaited day is 27th April

2019! The race is here and it’s going to rock your world! Thank you for your tremendous

support, we really had a blast last year. Together, let’s recreate that exhilarating moment

this coming April. Various categories await everyone, from professional runners to

families with young children. See you at Kompleks Sukan Tuanku Syed Putra, Kangar!

http://www.malaysia.travel/en/events/2019/4/perlis-marathon-2019

3 The notice above tells us that

A only selected people are allowed to run.

B many people are eager to take part in the event.

C teenagers are barred from participating in the run.

D the previous event received poor support from the public.

4 Based on the statements above, it is understood that

A patients must stop talking to the visitors.

B one must never use mobile phones during visits.

C patients should be given some time to recuperate.

D visitors are encouraged to visit if they are not healthy.

REMINDERS:

1. Respect patients’ need to rest

2. Use mobile phones discreetly

3. Avoid visiting if you are unwell

4. Obey the visiting hours as stated

5. Refrain from speaking loudly

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Adapted from Forever Lat, 2016

5 From the cartoon, we know that the boy is

A reckless

B ignorant

C blameless

D irresponsible

Adapted from Green Heart, 2019

6 The extract above tells us that

A we should stop consuming seafood.

B plastic waste is harmless to marine life.

C plastic pollution has become a problem world-wide.

D our food chain is barely affected by plastic pollution.

Plastic pollution is a global crisis. Most of the plastic waste is washed into the sea by rivers and ends up poisoning sea birds and marine life like marine turtles, dolphins, whales and even worse, our major marine resource – seafood. Based on the 2017 study in the journal of Scientific Reports; it is reported that microplastic has seeped into the flesh of fish, which is then eaten by humans (source: www.nature.com). That is quite worrisome as microplastic has entered our food chain!

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EDUCATION FAIR 2019

SEIZE YOUR FUTURE

25 - 26 SEPT 2019 (11 a.m. – 5 p.m.) SERI MALAYSIA HOTEL

MELATI HALL For General Enquiries:

03-7976 5233/ext 5012/5115 (Mon-Fri: 10.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.)

edufair@mma.com.my

facebook.com/mmaeducationfair

Adapted from My Favourite Nature Stories, 2016

7 From the extract, we know that the writer

A reminisces his time in the Himalayas.

B enjoys spending time in a London weather.

C longs to travel to the ocean, plain and ocean.

D aches to escape London and travel elsewhere.

8 What is the goal of the fair?

A To give study loans

B To offer job opportunities

C To promote local education

D To provide information about further education

It was while I was living in England, in the jostle and drizzle of London, that I

remembered the Himalayas at their most vivid. I had grown up amongst

those great blue and brown mountains. They had nourished my blood, and

though I was separated from them by thousands of miles of ocean, plain

and desert, I could not forget them. It is always the same with mountains.

Once you have lived with them for any length of time, you belong to them.

There is no escape.

√ career talks

√ information on study loans

√ 35 local & international education institution

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Questions 9 to 15 are based on the following passage. Choose the best answer to fill in each

blank.

Los Angeles-based Malaysian singer Yuna’s latest single Forevermore is an ode to her

home country, and __9__ comes with a music video, which was shot entirely in Malaysia. The

video was directed __10__ her husband, Adam Sinclair.

“Forevermore is a song that I wrote about growing up in a small town and __11__ from a

small country, it motivates me to be the best that I can be,” Yuna says. “I remember when I was

younger, I couldn’t wait to see the world. Now that I’m in that __12__, I’m able to appreciate

where I come from now more than ever.”

Forevermore is about her life in Perlis, where she spent most of her childhood. “I wanted

to show how beautiful it was and still is, and how __13__ it is by modernisation, which I love

very much”.

On working with Sinclair, Yuna says, “It was a very special experience for me __14__ it

was directed by my husband. We are both from different parts of Malaysia. Perlis was kind of

foreign to him, so he managed to __15__ the beauty in the simplest things there.”

https://www.star2.com/entertainment/2019/04/05/yuna-forevermore-malaysia/

9 A it 13 A shielded

B he B secluded

C she C protected

D you D untouched

10 A in 14 A or

B at B but

C to C thus

D by D since

11 A living 15 A absorb

B staying B record

C coming C capture

D studying D document

12 A nation

B station

C position

D location

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Section B

[10 marks]

[Time suggested: 25 minutes]

Question 16 to 25

Read the following movie poster synopsis and reviews. Then, answer the questions that follow.

Upin & Ipin : Keris Siamang Tunggal or Upin & Ipin : The

Lone Gibbon Kris is a 2019 Malaysian computer-animated adventure

film, directed by Adam Amiruddin, Syed Nurfaiz Khalid Syed Ibrahim

and Ahmad Razuri Roseli.

After a short prelude and without much lingering, Upin & Ipin:

Keris Siamang Tunggal has chalked up RM 25 million in ticket sales in

just three weeks since it opened in cinemas on March, 21.

It is the fourth feature film based on the animated TV

series Upin & Ipin by Les' Copaque Production after Geng : The

Adventure Begins (2009) and Upin & Ipin : Jeng Jeng Jeng! (2016).

A pleasant surprise however, is the range of emotions one

finds on the faces of the boys that may have been simplified for

TV. This goes for some of the other main players in the show as well.

The colours and details poured to the many backgrounds in the film

are also pretty impressive.

SYNOPSIS

The story of Keris Siamang Tunggal kicks off with Upin, Ipin and their friends finding a bladeless

keris while cleaning Tok Dalang’s shed. After an incident with the keris, the youngsters are magically

transported into a fantasyland named Inderaloka where they meet a guy named Mat Jenin. Upin and Ipin

also meet other characters who are known to us, such as Pak Belalang, Nakhoda Ragam and Bawang

Putih at Inderaloka.

As the friends go exploring in this kingdom, Upin and Ipin learn that they might have a connection

with the keris and what is happening in Inderaloka, ruled by the cruel king Raja Bersiong.

Frankly, there are many admirable elements to catch here!

The story line is super-awesome with

breathtaking CGI work! Funny, eye catching,

thrilling and packed with original Malay family

values. Every minute of the story is so

enjoyable.

I underestimate this movie at first since it is a

kid's movie but it exceeds my expectation. I love

that it referenced some popular Malay legends.

I really recommend this to people who like

action adventure movie.

It is definitely by far the best Malaysian movie I must say. Complete with a

great storyline filled with meaningful Malay fairy tales in addition to an epic

musical and character development. Congratulations to the team.

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Question 16 to 20

Using words from article above, complete the table below.

Title

16 ________________________________________________________

Directors

17 ________________________________________________________

Producer

18 ________________________________________________________

Date of release

19 ________________________________________________________

Genre

20 ________________________________________________________

Question 21 to 25

Muhammad would like to invite his friend to watch the movie. Using words from the movie

review given, complete the email below.

Subject : Let’s watch a movie!

From : Muhammad123@gmail.com

To : Khairul17@gmail.com

Date : Monday, April 15, 8.00 p.m.

Hi Khairul,

I have read about a great and fun movie to watch! Have you heard about Keris Siamang

Tunggal? The movie was awarded 5 stars rating and received excellent reviews. The plot is

amazing with 21 ____________________ CGI work. Oh, hold on. Though this is a

computer-animated movie, you should not 22 ___________________ it. This movie is

captivating, 23 __________________ and rich in Malay values. This movie is also filled with

24 __________________ musical and character development. I would 25

__________________ it to those who are into adventure and action.

Do let me know if you’re interested so that I could get the tickets!

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Section C

[25 marks]

[Time suggested : 50 minutes]

Questions 26 to 31 are based on the following passage.

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It was his first day working at Walmart and Cameron Aulner had a few butterflies

in his stomach. An hour into the shift, he had already made a couple of sales. Out of the

blue, a man started shouting, “Stop that man”, from another part of the store. Aulner who

had lost the use of his legs eight years earlier in a fall from a roof, backed up his

wheelchair to avoid trouble. “There must be a shoplifter,” he thought. “None of my

business.” However, the voice grew louder and then the man said something about a little

girl.

Chris Belvin was shopping with his two young sons. He had thought of taking a

pass on Walmart that morning as he had woken up with a flu and was moving slowly.

However, it was his younger son Keegan’s eighth birthday and they usually went to the

store, before heading home for cake. Now with his wife, Cindy, trawling the grocery

aisles, he took Keegan and Adam, ten, to check out the toys.

A former security guard, Belvin immediately noticed the scruffy man in a tan

baseball hat walking quickly down the aisles. The man did not look like he was

shopping. Then, Belvin heard the cry of a little girl, “Somebody help me!”

In the LEGO aisle, a ten-year-old girl had been pushing her two-year-old brother

in a cart. Now Belvin overheard her frantically telling someone that a man had just

grabbed her backside. “Was he wearing a black shirt and a tan baseball hat?” Belvin

asked her. When she said yes, he took off to find him.

Heading towards the front of the store, he spotted the man about 30 metres ahead

walking rapidly towards the door. As Belvin closed in on him, the man started running.

Belvin yelled, “Stop him! That man had just molested a little girl.” Then he saw

Cameron Aulner leave his station and wheeled quickly towards the checkout aisles. “I

thought, What is this man going to do?”

As Belvin describes the situation, “Cameron wheeled himself in front of the

assailant at the perfect time. The suspect crashed into him, and Cameron fell out of his

chair.” Belvin and two other men ran over to them, while Aulner struggled to hang on to

the suspect, whom he had dragged to the floor as he went down. “I think he was really

surprised that a man in a wheelchair just tackled him,” says Aulner. While one of the

other men helped Aulner back into his chair, Belvin jerked the suspect to his feet. The

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man tried to pull away, but by the time the store’s security guard appeared a few minutes

later, the suspect had given up.

“It is not in every call you respond to that the suspect is already subdued,” says

James Bolger, the police officer on the scene. As he led the assailant, Kevin Salyers

away, a group of customers let loose a string of harsh words. Belvin meanwhile, rounded

up his sons and returned to the little girl, who later told the police that Salyers had passed

her twice and then squeezed her backside as she tried to press against a shelf of toys.

The girls’ parents, who had been shopping elsewhere in the store, rushed to their

daughter’s side and thanked Belvin and Aulner. So did other shoppers. Aulner said he

acted on instinct and credits his only season of high school football for his winning

tackle. “You do not disrespect a woman, whether she is two or 100,” he says, adding “I

do not think of myself as a hero. I just did what is right.”

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26 a) From paragraph 1, why was Aulner in a wheelchair?

________________________________________________________________ [1 mark]

b) From paragraph 2, why did Belvin not cancel his shopping trip?

________________________________________________________________ [1 mark]

27 From paragraph 3,

a) which word has the same meaning as ‘unkempt’?

________________________________________________________________ [1 mark]

b) what made Belvin single out the man in the tan baseball hat as the assailant?

________________________________________________________________ [1 mark]

28 a) From paragraph 5, in your opinion, why did Belvin question Aulner’s action?

________________________________________________________________ [1 mark]

b) From paragraph 6, “... the suspect had given up.” (Line 32)

What does this sentence tell us about Belvin?

________________________________________________________________ [1 mark]

29 a) From paragraph 7, “It is not in every call you respond to that the suspect is already

subdued” (Line 33). What can one infer from the statement?

________________________________________________________________ [1 mark]

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b) From paragraph 7, “... a group of customers let loose a string of harsh words” (Line

35). What does this expression tell you about the customers?

________________________________________________________________ [1 mark]

30 If you were in Aulner’s shoes, would you help to subdue the assailant? Give two reasons

for your answer.

Response : YES / NO

i. __________________________________________________________ [1 mark]

ii. __________________________________________________________ [1 mark]

31 Based on the passage, write a summary on:

what happened to the victim

how the assailant was caught

Credit will be given for use of own words but care must be taken not to change the

original meaning.

Your summary must :

be in continuous writing (not note form)

use the materials from line 13 to line 32

not be longer than 130 words, including the 10 words given below

Begin your summary as follows :

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Section D

[20 marks]

[Time suggested: 35 minutes]

32 Read the poem The Living Photograph and answer the questions that follow.

The Living Photograph

My small grandmother is tall there,

straight-back, white broderie anglaise shirt,

pleated skirt, flat shoes, grey bun,

a kind, old smile round her eyes.

Her big hand holds mine,

white hand in black hand.

Her sharp blue eyes look her own death in the eye.

It was true after all; that look.

My tall grandmother became small.

Her back round and hunched.

Her soup forgot to boil.

She went to the awful place grandmothers go.

Somewhere unknown, unthinkable.

But there she is still,

in the photo with me at three,

the crinkled smile is still living, breathing

Jackie Kay

(a) In Stanza 1, state one word which gives the meaning of ‘having narrow folds of cloth’.

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(b) In Stanza 2,

i. which line shows that grandmother is no longer able to stand upright?

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ii. what can you infer from the line ‘She went to the awful place grandmothers go’?

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(c) How do we cherish the memory of our loved ones who had passed away?

Suggest two ways to do so.

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ii. …………………………...………………………………………..…….... [1 mark]

33 The following are the novels studied in the literature component in English Language.

Dear Mr. Kilmer – Anne Schraff

Captain Nobody – Dean Pitchford

Sing To The Dawn – Minfong Ho

Choose any one of the novels above and answer the question below.

“Do what is right, not what is easy.”

With close reference to the text, describe how this statement is portrayed by a character in

the novel you have studied.

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FOR SECTION A

Blacken only one space for each question. If you wish to change your answer, erase the

blackened mark that you have made. Then blacken the space for the new answer.

EXAMPLE: A B C D

1 A B C D 9 A B C D

2 A B C D 10 A B C D

3 A B C D 11 A B C D

4 A B C D 12 A B C D

5 A B C D 13 A B C D

6 A B C D 14 A B C D

7 A B C D 15 A B C D

8 A B C D

For examiner’s use

SECTION MARKS

A 15

B 10

C 25

D 20

TOTAL 70