excel 1 form 2 paper 1 2011
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SULIT 1
NAMA: _________________________ KELAS: _________________________
JANGAN BUKA KERTAS SOALAN INI SEHINGGA DIBERITAHU
1. Kertas soalan ini mengandungi 40 soalan.
2. Jawab semua soalan.
3. Tiap-tiap soalan diikuti oleh empat pilihan jawapan, iaitu A, B, C dan D. Bagi setiap soalan, pilih satu jawapan sahaja. Hitamkan semua jawapan anda pada kertas jawapan objektif yang disediakan.
4. Fikir dengan teliti ketika memilih jawapan. Jika hendak menukar sesuatu jawapan, padamkan sehingga bersih tanda yang tidak dikehendaki itu dan hitamkan pilihan anda yang baru.
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Excel 1 Tingkatan 2 @ Hak Cipta Jabatan Pelajaran Negeri Sabah
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EXCEL 1 TINGKATAN 2 2011 (PMR 2012) BAHASA INGGERIS 12/1 Kertas 1 NOVEMBER 2011
1 JAM Satu jam
JABATAN PELAJARAN NEGERI SABAH
SULIT
Questions 1 – 10 are based on the information given.
1. The items shown above are usually used by a
A. cobbler. B. labourer.
2. Virgin Coconut Oil would probably A. cooking. B. making drinks.
3. One can visit the British Council Library atA. 9 p.m. on Friday. B. 7 p.m. on Sunday.
4. Which of the following is A. The tree is small. B. The gardener loves the tree.C. The tree will soon be felled.D. When the tree is tall, it will fall.
VIRGIN COCONUT OILVIRGIN COCONUT OILVIRGIN COCONUT OILVIRGIN COCONUT OIL
• 100% cold pressed organic coconut oil.
• Perfect natural moisturizer for your hair, skin and facial complexion.
• Ideal for cooking as it is stable under high heat and resists oxidation.
BRITISH COUNCIL LIBRARYOpen every day except Sunday.
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Section A
are based on the information given.
The items shown above are usually used by a C. carpenter D. mechanic
Virgin Coconut Oil would probably not be used for C. moisturizing the face. D. applying on the hair and skin.
One can visit the British Council Library at C. 7 a.m. on Tuesday D. 9 a.m. on Thursday
Which of the following is true of the poem?
The gardener loves the tree. The tree will soon be felled. When the tree is tall, it will fall.
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VIRGIN COCONUT OILVIRGIN COCONUT OILVIRGIN COCONUT OILVIRGIN COCONUT OIL
100% cold pressed organic coconut oil.
Perfect natural moisturizer for your hair, skin and facial complexion.
Ideal for cooking as it is stable under high heat and resists oxidation.
BRITISH COUNCIL LIBRARY Open every day except Sunday. (9 a.m. – 7 p.m.)
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Ideal for cooking as it is stable under high heat and resists oxidation. (1000 ml)
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5. Based on the board above, we know that the toilet isA. closed B. clean.
6. When you see this on someone’s door, it means you
A. go in. B. not enter.
7. The sign tells us that this toilet isA. for ladies only. B. occupied by men.
8. Based on the pie chart above, A. rent. B. food.
DO NOT DISTURB
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Based on the board above, we know that the toilet is C. under repair D. being cleaned
When you see this on someone’s door, it means you should C. disturb the person. D. call before you leave.
The sign tells us that this toilet is C. a resting place for men. D. especially for the disabled.
Based on the pie chart above, Cynthia spends the most on C. transport D. entertainment
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DO NOT DISTURB
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9. Based on Cynthia’s Monthly Expenditure,
A. rent. B. transport purpose.
10. The people in the car deserve to be calledA. road hogs. B. litterbugs.
Questions 11 – 18 are based on the following text.
11. A. usually B. specially C. especially D. specifically
13. A. a B. an C. the D. / 15. A. they B. them C. their D. theirs
Holiday breaks are needed by everyone, ____________(11) children. They need a holiday
break from school. There are short breaks _________ (12) between terms as well as longer mid
year and end-of-year holidays in _________ (13) school calendar. Breaks such as _________
a lot of good. Children need _________ (15) to refresh and recharge themselves for the next year.
However, this _________ (16) not mean that learning stops during the holidays _________ (17) they
are full of opportunities for children to learn t
important for parents to spend time with their children during their breaks. Parents as well as
children need the time together.
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Cynthia’s Monthly Expenditure, the least amount of money is used forC. miscellaneous spending. D. entertainment and books.
The people in the car deserve to be called C. road bullies. D. environmentalist.
Section B
are based on the following text.
12. A. on B. at C. in D. of
14. A. this B. that C. these D. those
16. A. do B. did C. does D. /
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are needed by everyone, ____________(11) children. They need a holiday
break from school. There are short breaks _________ (12) between terms as well as longer mid
year holidays in _________ (13) school calendar. Breaks such as _________
a lot of good. Children need _________ (15) to refresh and recharge themselves for the next year.
However, this _________ (16) not mean that learning stops during the holidays _________ (17) they
are full of opportunities for children to learn things and have fun. Therefore, _________ (18) is
important for parents to spend time with their children during their breaks. Parents as well as
amount of money is used for
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are needed by everyone, ____________(11) children. They need a holiday
break from school. There are short breaks _________ (12) between terms as well as longer mid-
year holidays in _________ (13) school calendar. Breaks such as _________ (14) do
a lot of good. Children need _________ (15) to refresh and recharge themselves for the next year.
However, this _________ (16) not mean that learning stops during the holidays _________ (17) they
hings and have fun. Therefore, _________ (18) is
important for parents to spend time with their children during their breaks. Parents as well as
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17. A. or 18. A. it B. but B. its C. and C. it’s D. because D. /
Section C
Questions 19 – 21 Read the conversation below and choose the best meaning for the phrases that are underlined.
19. run out of rice 20. keep an eye A. enough C. some A. keep an eye opened.
B. little D. no more B. take care of Jenny. C. make sure Jenny sleeps . 21. count on you A. rely on you. C. trust you B. count well. D. believe you
Questions 22- 24
Read the conversation below and choose the best meaning for the phrases that are underlined.
22. call off 23. hold you up 24. carry on A. host A. block A. take B. hold B. assist B. travel C. cancel C. delay C. bring D. organize D. stop D. continue
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Situation A: Madam Lam is hurrying to leave the house.
Madam Lam : Mary, I need to go to the grocery shop. We have run out of rice. (19)
Father will be home for lunch in an hour.
Mary : Alright. Don’t worry, I’ll keep an eye on (20) Jenny while you are
gone.
Madam Lam : Thank you, Mary. I know I can count on you. (21)
Mary : You’re welcome, mom.
Situation B: Sally and Jenny are at the shop.
Sally : What lovely handbags!
Jenny : Oh yes. I wish I could spend more time here but I can’t.
Sally : Why don’t you call off (22) the meeting at the office?
Jenny : You know I can’t. It is an extremely important meeting.
Sally : Let’s hope the traffic jam won’t hold you up. (23)
Jenny : I hope so, too. Let’s carry on (24) until 1.00pm.
Sally : Come, let’s get moving.
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Section D
Questions 25 – 30 are based on the following passage. Read the following passage below carefully and then answer the questions that follow.
25. What problem is mentioned in paragraph 1? A. Hobbies can be time consuming. C. Hobbies can be difficult. B. Hobbies can be expensive. D. Hobbies can be boring.
26. What does the expression burn a hole in one’s pocket mean? A. Smoke a lot. C. Use up a lot of money. B. Save a lot of money. D. Have a hole in the pocket.
27. How many coins did the writer’s father have in his collection?
A. 30 C. 200 B. 100 D. 400
28.How many coins has the writer collected since the day his father gave his collection?
A. more than 100 C. more than 200 B. more than 150 D. more than 400
29. The writer received his coins from his father who is a
A. plot. C. coin maker B. writer. D. businessman
30. Which of the following people did NOT help the writer in his hobby?
A. His father. C. His pen pals. B. His friends. D. Other businessmen.
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Have you heard of the English proverb ‘an idle mind is the devil’s workshop’? The
message it sends is that everyone should have something to do to keep themselves busy
in their free time. Some hobbies may be very expensive and burn a hole in one’s pocket
but we can always choose hobbies that do not require much money.
My hobby is one that does not require me to spend a lot of money. I like to
collect coins from all over the world. I am proud to say that I have a large collection
now. I started collecting coins when my father handed down his own coins collection to
me seven years ago. His collection consisted of about two hundred coins from more
than thirty countries. My collection has now grown to more than four hundred coins of
various shapes and sizes from almost a hundred countries.
It is quite easy for me to collect coins as my father is a businessman who travels
overseas frequently. Whenever he is in a new country, he makes sure that he brings
back as many coins as he can. I will also get coins as souvenirs when my father’s friends
return from their overseas trips. I have also started corresponding with pen pals
especially from countries which I do not have coins from , so that I can exchange coins
with them.
SULIT 7
Questions 31 – 34 are based on the following flow chart.
31. This flow chart describes 32. This dish is best served as a A. a recipe. A. dessert. B. a forecast. B. picnic meal. C. an article. C. picnic snack. D. an experiment. D. packed lunch.
33. The word continuously means 34. What do you think this dish will taste like A. hard. when you eat it? B. roughly. A. Sour. C. without stopping. B. Spicy. D. using a wooden spoon. C. Sweet.
D. Savoury.
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Slice some ripe
mangoes and arrange
them on buttered dish. Dilute half cup sugar
with 4 tablespoons
water over low heat.
Add half cup orange
juice to the syrup.
Pour the syrup over
the mangoes in dish.
Add some raisins and
chopped cashew nuts.
In a saucepan, mix half
cup custard powder, 1
cup sweetened
condensed milk and 2
cups of water.
Stir continuously over
low flame until mixture
thickens to form a
smooth custard.
Pour mixture over
mangoes, leave to cool;
then decorate with
slices of orange, mango
and strawberries.
Serve with vanilla,
orange or mango ice
cream.
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Section E
Questions 35– 37 are based on the following poem.
35. The main theme of the poem is
A. family life. B. untidiness. C. funny happenings.
36. Who is said to be responsible for the cracks in the plates?
A. Mr. Nobody C. Mr. Everybody B. Mr. Anyone D. Mr. Somebody
37. Mr. Nobody likes to do the following except
A. destroys books. C. closes the doors properly. B. throws the pins around. D. takes out buttons from shirts.
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Mr. Nobody Author: Unknown
I know a funny little man, As quiet as a mouse, Who does the mischief that is done In everybody's house! There's no one ever sees his face, And yet we all agree That every plate we break was cracked By Mr. Nobody. `Tis he who always tears our books, Who leaves the door ajar, He pulls the buttons from our shirts, And scatters pine afar; That squeaking door will always squeak, For, prithee, don't you see, We leave the oiling to be done By Mr. Nobody. The finger marked upon the door By none of us are made; We never leave the blind unclosed, To let the curtains fade. The ink we never spill; the boots That lying round you. See Are not our boots they all belong To Mr. Nobody.
SULIT 9
Questions 38 – 40 are based on the extract from One is One and All Alone.
38. The VP was Trish’s A. father. C. teacher B. mother. D. student
39. The word complicated can best be replaced with
A. new and exciting. C. difficult to understand. B. easy to understand. D. troublesome and dangerous
40. What did Trish decide to do after this?
A. She decided to go back home. B. She wanted to go to her mum on Trion. C. She decided to make a clone of herself. D. She asked her father to show her the Bio Lab.
KERTAS SOALAN TAMAT
One day, as Trish was learning new words on the VP, she came across the word ‘cloning’.
The VP explained that cloning is a process by which a living thing can be exactly reproduced. In
this process, a scrap of tissue, taken from a living thing, is used as a pattern to create a duplicate
of the original living thing. Trish thought that although the idea was very complicated, it was
extremely interesting. She remembered that some sheep had been cloned in the previous
century. The VP explained that they had taken tiny scrapings from the sheep’s skin and created
hundreds of identical sheep because they had been constructed from the same original and to
the same pattern. Besides sheep, various other animals had also been cloned. The VP then
went on to say that cloning was still being done even at present times. In fact, the VP stated,
there were sufficient resources available in the Bio Lab to set up a clone laboratory. Trish
started thinking seriously about this.