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MAKTAB RENDAH SAINS MAR.AFEPERIKSAANSIJIL PELAJARAN PERCUBAANMALAYSIA 2011

BAHASA INGGERISKertas 2

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JANGAN BUKA KERTAS SO.ALAN INI SEHINGGA DIBERITAHUArahan1. Kertas soalan ini mengandungi empat bahagian : Bahagian A, Bahagian B,Bahagian C dan Bahagian D2. Jawab semua bahagian dalam kertas soalon ini3. Soalan-soalan dalam Bahagian A mempunyai empat pililtan jawapan. Jcrwabsetiap soalan dengan menghitamkan ruang yang betul di halaman I94. Anda dinasihati supaya mengambil masa 25 minit untuk menja.uab soalctn dalamtsahagian A, 25 minit untuk Bahagian B, 50 minit untuk Bahagian C dan 35minit untuk Bahagian DInstruetions1. This question paper consists of four sections : Section A, Section B, Section Card Section D

Answer all sections in this question paperQuestions in Section A have four options. Answer each rquestion by blackeningthe correct space onpage 19You are advised to spend about 25 minutes on Section A, 25 minutes on Section8,50 minutes cn Section C and 35 minutes on Section D

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2 Which of the following statements is true?A Vouchers are given for all purchases.B The sale takes place annually.C 7A% af items sold are toys.D Stocks are limited.l1t9l2 @ ZOt I Hek Cipta Bahagian Pendidikan Menengah MA&A

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The Fifth Batch of Air Fcrce Academy will be organising a reunion dinner anddance at Le Fame Resort & Condominium swimming pool at 9.15p.m. onSaturday. To kick-stafr the gathering, a karaoke singing session will be held atthe lounge. For details, call 06-3766255 (Ms. Maria).I Before the reunion dinner, the Fifth Batch will be

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MASVINGO: Rains failed in most parts of Zimbabwe last year and the vaststretches of land in Chipinge, Gweru, Marondera and Hwange were in the grip ofdevastating drought. Livestocks and crops perished in the heat. People withoutwater became desperate and violent. Villagers in Masvingo last year attacked theFood Corporation godowns.

3 Desperation and violence are caused by lack ofA rainB landC foodD crops

Public Speaking Course for Working AdultsDo you wish to improve your communication skills?Now you can enrol at Ri-Lex Language Centre. Weoffer:

. Small enrolment per classr lnteresting and stimulating modulesr Hands-on training by the expertso Flexible timetable to suit your working hoursPlease contact: Mr. Asri (013-877 6451)

Mr. Lex {012-608 8967)

4 By enrolling in this course, one canA become an expert trainerB get personalised modulesC study in a small classroomD choose their own class time

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5 This slogan tells Malaysians to beA respectfulB educatedC patrioticD caring

6 According to the advertisement, you can.A click to w'atch more of the concert.B purchase any NTC phone at 30% off.C watch Magenta 5's first concert appearance.D buy a cheaper ticket by purchasing a new phone.

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7 Based on the graph, which of the following statements is true?A Most countries use more computers than televisions.B Most countries have more televisions than computers.C There are more computers than televisions in the USA.D There are twice as many computers as televisions in France.

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From the comic strip, we can conclude thatA the new haircut is fashionableB teenagers favour MohawkC the new haircut is terribleD teenagers dislike hats

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Latest trend?What do youmean?

Yeso somepeople call thisstyle aMohawk.

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There is something rather special about Paris in the springtime. As soon as thecolder and wetter weather of winter subsides, Parisians 9 to re-open their pavementcaf6s and boutiques. The city bursts into life like the first buds 10 spring. Nowonder Paris has a reputation as one of the most romantic cities in the world.

Today, Paris is a thriving, cosmopolitan, high-tech, modern city that thankfullystill retains that deep sense of history and culture that 1l millions of tourists *u..yyear. Little 12 the ancient Romans suspect in 55 8.C., when they discovered abarbarian fishing village on 13 island in a slow-moving river that, the site wouldbecome one of the world's greatest and most celebrated cities ever. The river is todaycalled the Seine. The barbarians' island stronghold is the "Isle de la Cite" 14 lies inthe very heart of Paris to this day.The Romans built many fine buildings on the left bank of the Seine lS publicbaths, temples, theatres and a vast 10,000-seat arena for gladiatorial contests and othersporting events. Sadly, most of these buildings were destroyed, though archaeologistshave identified a few sites where the remains can still be seen today.

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Questions 26 - 3l are based on the following passage.There are always moments in our lives when we wish we could be in a

better place, a better position, a better environment or have a better this or that.No doubt that no one is perfect but being human beings, we wish our world isperfect and we feel disappointed when we realise it is not.I was quite a weak child when I was born, and at age two, I was found tobe suffering from asthma. At such a young age, I did not understand whatsuffering meant but the ones who suffered the most were my loving parents.One could tell the worried looks on their laces but not once did they complainand they would do just about anything to find ways for their little girl to getbetter. I could not even recall undergoing the critical moments during myasthmatic attacks. There were just vague memories of being in school onemoment, and the next, lying on the back seat of my father's car, being driven tothe hospital.My asthma attacks were really bad when I was in school. Once, duringrecess, I sort of lost consciousness due to breathing difficulties. What acommotion it caused. The next thing I knew, I was lying in a hospital bed.By age seven, I had been in and out the hospital so often that I somehowhad the idea that the hospital was my second home. I got used to it and madefriends with the doctors and nurses. Some of their faces and smiles are stillvivid in rny mind. I also remember dancing happily around the corridors of thehospital while waiting for my hospital meal. Once, I even threw up on myfather's hand while he held me on the way back home. Ah, to be carefree like achild! What I remember most though were the moments when my classmatesplayed sports, all I could do was just sit and watch. Then, when my sisterjoined our friends for rope skipping in the playground, I would be confined athome, forced to look only frorn inside due to my condition. On top of that, Iwas not allowed to join them.I was also not allowed to eat or drink any'thing cold such as ice cream,jelly, or even certain type of fruits. Oh, how I longed to have them during thoseextremely hot days. Pets were also strictly forbidden. It was a big no-no to gonear or touch rabbits or small animals as my parents were afraid that their hairwould trigger an attack.Every day, I was made to take a very bitter cough mixture. Theconsequences would be dire if I were to skip even once. Thankfully, all thesewere not to last. By age t2, my body managed to somehow overcome theasthma and I recovered completely. It was a miracle and I could not thankenough those who had helped me. Doctors had told my parents that if I did notovercome the illness by that age, I would have had it for life.Thankfully today, I could do everything a normal person could - 40

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