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the statement above, we know that the complaints must be ...kept secretvoiced outattended toin wriuen form

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The authority insists that thecomplaints have to be inblack and white.

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4. The sign above shows that there isA an adolescent in the vehicleB a youth in the vehicleC an infant in the vehicleD a senior citizen in the vehicle

Profit from the soles of confectionery 201 IDoLrghnul\- 8':r;

The least profit is from the sales ofchocolate cakescarrot cakesdoughnutscookies

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Fuzal and Ftza decided to order Fantastic IA RMs.OOB RM2.5OC RM3.5OD RM10.00

for lunch, how much would each of them save?

Besides collecting for recycling, cans can also be used in other ways. Youcan use them as tools for gardening. For example, push a can upside downinto the ground where you want to place a plant and then remove it. Thecan will pull out the soil, making diggrrg a hole easier.

Cans can be,rt.O for the following exceptA to dig a holeB to remove soilC to fill up a holeD as gardening tools

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SI ICIAL OTTEPFantastic I for RM15.00Recommended for two personsRegular Price per person RMl0.00

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10 Based on theA He feelsB He feelsC He feelsD He feels

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Dear Anna

I have a meeting with a client this aftemoon. When you get homeplease heat the food in the freezer take in the clothes and feedthe cat before you go for your tuition class. I will fetch you fromthe tuition cenfre at 6 p.m.

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From the message above we can say that Anna isA hardworkingB responsibleC cheerfi rlD clever

Source 201 2future Penang second bridge canstrong wavesstrong windearthquakesEunami

stand against ...

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cartoon strip above how does the man feel?foolish.annoyed.remorseful.indifferent.

Penang second bridge will bequake proof

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SULIT t2nQuestions ll-20 are based on the information given.

The skin is an arnazing organ that covers and protects everyttring inside our bodies. Imaginehow exposed our muscles, bones, blood and the other organs would be without our skinThe skin is made up _(11) tlree layers, each with its own important fuirctions. The layeron the outside _(12) called the epidermis. This is the part of the skin we can _(13) andtouch. New skin cells form at the bottom of the epidermis and the new cells rise to the top to-(14) the old ones daily. (15) generating new skin cells, the epidermis also makes asubstance called melanin which gives skin _ ( I 6) colour. This means the _ ( 17) our skin,the more melanin we have. The next layer down is the dermis. It contains nerve endings, bloodvessels, oil glands and sweat glands. This is also where collagen _(18) elastin are found in thebody.

The third and bottom layer of the skin is called the subcutaneous layer. It is _( 19) mostlyof fat and it holds our skin to all the tissues beneath it. Every strand of hair we _(20) alsostarts growing from this subcutaneous layer.Source: Reader's Digest, June 2006

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SULITQuestions 2l-23

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Read the conversotion below and choose the best meaning for the expressions underlined.Situation : Mr. Ng and En. Ahmad are complaining about the illegal racing activity in their

neighbourhood.Mr. Ng : I had a sleepless night because the illegal racers were making so much noise. I cannot

put up with (21) such noise anymore.En. Ahmad : Maybe, we should make a police report so that they cannot run away (22) from the

law.Mr. Ng : I think that s a good idea because the presence of the police patrol will stamp out (23)

the illegal racing activity and our neighbourhood will be in peace agan.2l put up with

A stopB cancelC forbidD toleraterun awayA releaseB escapeC departD resiststamp outA bring to a haltB bring to a brawlC brirg to a standstillD bring to a commotion

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SULITQuestion s 24-26Read the conversation below and choose the best meaning for the expressions underlined.

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En. Ali is talking to her daughter regarding the offer to fi.rther her studies abroad.Why are you grinnins from ear to ear, (24) Sarina?Dad, I have got an offer from JPA to further my studies in USA.Congratulations, dear It's the chance of a lifetime. So, don't miss thisgolden opportuniry Qr.You need to make plans now.Thanks, Dad. You're right. I'11 hit the ground nurning (26).

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24 grinning from ear to earA feeling gratefulB feeling contentedC feeling surprisedD feeling extremely huppy

25 golden opportunitvA chance to be overlookedB chance to be successfulC chance to be rejectedD chance to be happy

26 hit the ground runningA start playing immediatelyB start enduring immediatelyC start preparing immediatelyD start running on the grourd immediately

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SULITQuestions 27-32 are based on the

9following poster.

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27 The poster is aimed at students whosurf the Intemetplay computer gamesare good with computersknow how to use Facebook

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SULIT 10 tzn28 llhe word drawbacks can best be replaced with

A disadvantagesB uncertaintiesC advantagesD rewards29 Which of the following statements is true about the poster?A Students need not pay for the talk.B Students should visit the organiser.C Students are required to contact the speakers.D Students are encouraged to use the Facebook daily.

30 After attending the talk the students should be able toA surf the Intemet dailyB use the Facebook wiselyC be hooked on FacebookD niurow their circle of friends

31 The organiser of the talk is ...A Ms. ReenaB Puan Sherrina WahabC SMK Seri Mumi CherasD Offics of Leaming Technology

32 What should the students do to get more details about the talk?A Visit the school.B Visit the website.C Call the organiser.D Contact the speakers.

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While riding on a bus one day in 2011, Asha heard the news that a large numberof cows in Kampong Tengah were being rounded up and would soon face the butcher'sknife. Devastated that such fine animals would be cruelly culled, Asha went to see the cowsbeing held in the stockyards.

Dozens of bony cows ran towards me, looking helpless, Asha said. I wasashamed to see them in such a state. These gentle animals had served humans year afteryear. Having pity for the cows as they are old, she bought them and founded Cows HomeSanctuary on a pasture land in Bagan Datoh.

Asha starts work each day at 4.00 a.m. She and several workers take the cows tograzing field, gather vegetable waste from the market and tend to any sick and woundedanimals. Asha often appears at the town centre dressed like a peasant woman, causingcuriosity and ridicule from the locals. She doesn't finish work until 10 at ight.

There are times I feel I can no longer cope, but it is worthwhile seeing the cowshuppy and comfortable. Cows Home Sanctuary is only a shabby place, but the cows aremuch safer here than being savaged by humans and stray dogs in the street. said Asha.

Asha also opens the farm to school groups so the children can see the cows andlearn to appreciate and care for the animals.

Aniruals deserve the rights to the same protection as humans. They dependon us for their well-being and love us in retum, she declared.Adapted _from Reader's Digest, June 2006

SULIT 11Questions 33-40 are based on the following passage.

3 3 Asha wants to help the cows becauseA she appreciates what they have done fbr humansB she feels that the cows are happyC she wants to keep them as petsD she feels that the cows are sick

34 What does the phrase the butcher's knife mean?A The cows will be sold.B The cows will be killed.C The cows will be vaccinated.D The cows will graze the field.

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SULIT 1235 How does Asha protect the cows ?

A She opens the farm to school children.B She provides food and shelter.C She takes the cows for a walk.D She works urtil 10 at night.

36 Why do the locals laugh at Asha ?A She dresses like a peasant when going to town.B She doesn t finish her work till late night.C She goes to the town cenfie regularly.D She tends to the sick cows.

37 What did Asha immediately do when she knew that the cows would be killed?A She saved the cows from the stray dogs.B She employed some workers to help her.C She took the cows to the field.D She bought the cows.

3 8 Which statement is false about Asha ?A She loves animals.B She is a caring person.C She is a well-dressed person.D She believes in animal rights.

39 Animals deserve the right to the same protection as humans.Which slogan does not describe the statement above?A Stop Animal CrueltyB Animals Have RightsC Stop Animal AbuseD Eat More Meat

40 The moral of the story is toA teat animals with careB keep animals as petsC cage the animalsD abuse animals

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RAHASA INGGERISKERTAS 2

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JANGAN BUKA KER.TAS SOALAN INI SEHINGGA DIBERITAHUKertas soalan ini ruengandungi tiga bahagian. Bahagian A, Bahagian B danBahagian C.Jawab setnua bahagian.Anda dinasihati supaya mengambil masa 40 minit untuk menjawab soalan Bahagian A,30 minit untuk Bahagian B rlan 20 minit untuk Bahagian C.

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You attended an English Camp in your schooi during the school holidays. The teacher adviser of theEnglish Language Society in your school has asked you to write a report on the activities held cluringthe camp.Using the notes and pictures given below, write out the report.

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Activity 1: Thlent showsang - danced - had fashion show-fun

Activity 3: Dramawrote scripts - prepared props -acted - built confidence

-Section A : Guided Writing| 25 marks l

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Activity 2 : Language gamesplayed - worked together - irnprovedvocabulary - enjoyable

Activity 4: Treasure Huntlooked for clues - solved riddles- stud.ied maps - challenging

When writing out the report,. you may use all the notes provided. elaborate on the given notes to make it more interesting. you may add any other relevant information. make sure it is not less than 120 words

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SULIT 3Section B : Literature ComponentI 15 marks )

l. Read the poem belovv and answer the questions that foilow.The RiverValerie Bloom

The River's a wanderer,A nomad, a tramp,He doesn't choose one placeTo set up his camp.The River's a winder,Through valley and hillHe twists and he turns,He just cannot be still.The River's a hoarder,And he buries down deepThose little treasuresThat he wants to keep.

The River's a baby,He gurgles and hums,And sounds like he's happilySucking his thumbs.The River's a singer,As he dances along,The countryside echoesThe notes of his song.

The River's a monsterHungry and vexed,He's gobbled up treesAnd he'll swallow you next.a. State one expression in the poem that shows the river is flowing

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b. Among the images of the river mentioned, which do you like best? Why?

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4The tollowing are the novels studied in the literafure component in Elnglish Language.

The Railway Children - Edith NesbitAround the World in 80 days - Jules VerneHow I Find Myself - David A.Hill

Based on one of the novels above, write about love or courage. Provide evidence from the textto support your answer.Your response shouid be :. not less than 50 words. in continuous writing (not in note form) (12 marks)

Section C : Novel[ 10 ntarks J

Read the passage and complete the following task.

Write a summary on the benefits of Kybun footwear.Your sunrnary must :. not be more than 60 words, including the 10 words given below. be in continuous writing (not in note form ). be written in one paragraphUse your own words as far as possible without changing its original meaning.Begin your suflrmary as follows :

Wearing Kybun footwear is beneficial to us because they are...

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We love shoes and have been guilty of subjecting our feet to pain because of fashion.We wear shoes that restrict our movements and the heels put pressure of our whole body onthe front of our feet. These affect our posture and bone structure.

Now, Kybun footwear (also known as Kyboots) is made differently from other shoes. Theyare not just shoes but also health and training equipment. They are soft and have high spring effectWe have national athletes who have used these shoes and found them to increase their speedand jumping ability, claims Karl l\{uller, the founder of this Swiss footwear.

Kyboots do not wear out easily. Even if they are worn eight hours a day, the soles willnot even wear out a milimetre. They also make you feel barefooted and your heels are not grued.

It may sound expensive to pay RMl000 for just a pair of shoes but they train the legpnq_ggles. Some people who want to relax their backs may also want to buy them .

Adapted from New Straits Times, 20th June 2012

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SKEMA PEPERIKSAAN PERCUBAAN BAHASA INGGERIS

PMR SELARAS TAHUN 2012 NEGERI PERAK

KERTAS 1

1 A 21 D2 D 22 B3 B 23 A4 C 24 D5 C 25 B6 B 26 C7 C 27 A8 B 28 A9 C 29 A10 C 30 B11 A 31 D12 A 32 B13 A 33 A14 D 34 B15 C 35 B16 D 36 A17 C 37 D18 D 38 C19 C 39 D20 C 40 A


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SKEMA PEPERIKSAAN PERCUBAAN PMR SELARAS TAHUN 2012 PERAK

MARKING CRITERIA FOR SECTION A

BAND MARK

RANGE

BAND DESCRIPTORS

Excellent 21-25 Task fulfilled with ideas and details well-developed and well-organised.

Language is accurate with first draft slips. Varied sentence structures are used effectively to convey meaning. Vocabulary is apt and widely used. Accurate use of mechanics of writing. Interest of the reader is aroused and sustained.

Credit 16 20

Task fulfilled with ideas and details developed and organised. Language is largely accurate with few minor errors. Simple and compound sentence structures are accurate. Vocabulary is wide enough but lack precision. Almost always accurate use of spelling, punctuation and

paragraphing. Interest of the reader is aroused but not sustained.

Achievement 11 - 15

Task fulfilled with ability to develop some ideas but lacks details;ideas adequately organised. Language is sufficiently accurate with frequent serious errors. Simple and compound sentence structures are attempted. Vocabulary is sufficient to convey meaning. Some errors in spelling, punctuation and paragraphing.

Weak 6 10

Task partially fulfilled with ideas less developed;ideas lackingorganisation.

Language is barely accurate with frequent serious errors that hamperreading..

Vocabulary is limited. Serious errors in spelling, punctuation and paragraphing.

Very Weak 1 - 5 Task hardly fulfilled; ideas lack cohesion.. High density of errors; meaning is hardly conveyed.


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SECTION B

ANSWERS FOR POEM

1a. He twists and he turns / He just cannot be still/ As he dances along ( 1 mark )

b. accept any plausible answer ( 2 marks )

( a reason must be given )

MARKING CRITERIA FOR NOVEL

BANDMARK

RANGEBAND DESCRIPTOR

Excellent 11 12

Requirements of task fulfilled. Ideas and details well-developed, well-organised with evidence from text. Varied sentence structures (simple and compound). Wide and apt vocabulary. Accurate use of language. Accurate mechanics of writing.

Credit 9 10

Requirements of task fulfilled. Ideas and details largely developed, organised and supported with evidence

from text.

Varied sentence structures (simple and compound). Vocabulary wide enough. Largely accurate use of language. Largely accurate mechanics of writing.

Achievement 6 8

Requirements of task fulfilled. Ideas and details sufficiently developed with some organisation and supported

with evidence from text.

Sentence structures lack variety (simple structures dominate. Adequate vocabulary used. Sufficiently accurate use of language. Fairly accurate mechanics of writing.

Weak 4 5

Requirements of task partially fulfilled. Ideas lack development and organisation with minimal textual support. Sentence structures mostly simple with errors that hamper reading. Vocabulary limited. Language is barely accurate with errors that hamper reading. Inconsistent mechanics of writing.

Very weak 1 - 3

Requirements of task hardly fulfilled. Hardly any development of relevant ideas or textual support. High density of errors; blurring evident, lacks cohesion. Vocabulary very limited. Mechanics of writing numerous errors.

Note:

Situation Theme Evidence of theme Marks awarded/Range

1 (1) ( 3 or more ) (4 -12)

2 (1) ( 2 ) (4 - 9).

3 (1) (1) (4 -7)

4 More than 1(choose the

more significant)

(2or more) (4 -7)

5 More than 1(choose the

more significant)

(1) (4-5)

5 Mere narration X (1- 3)


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SECTION C:

MARKING CRITERIA FOR SUMMARY

SUMMARY CONTENT POINTS

1. As a health and training equipment2. Soft and have high spring effect / increase speed and jumping ability3. Do not wear off easily4. Feel barefooted5. Heels are not grazed6. Train the leg muscles7. Relax the back

Award 5 marks for any 5 content points.

Language: 5 marks (Refer to marking band)

BAND MARK BAND DESCRIPTOR

Excellent 5 Marked ability to use own words. Language is accurate; use of simple and compound sentences;

appropriate linkers; use of correct grammar.

Accurate spelling and punctuation. First draft slips. No lifting of sentences. No irrelevant details.

Credit 4

Ability to use own words. Language is largely accurate; use of simple and compound sentences;

appropriate linkers; use of correct grammar. Spelling and punctuation are largely accurate. Some minor errors.. Almost no lifting of sentences. No irrelevant details.

Achievement 3

Attempts to use own words. Language is sufficiently accurate; use of simple and compound

sentences (majority of simple sentences; some use of linkers; someserious grammatical errors.

Some serious errors in spelling and punctuation. Selective lifting of sentences. Some irrelevant details.

Weak 2

No attempt to use own words. Frequent serious errors in grammar, spelling and punctuation. Linkers hardly used. Wholesale lifting of sentences. Irrelevant details.

Very weak 1 High density of errors fractured syntax. Total lifting of text material i.e. transcript. Irrelevant details.

END OF MARKING SCHEME

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