CATCH US IF YOU CAN: QUESTIONS.

1. Responsibility is a very important aspect in a family. Based on the novel you have studied, identify one main character whom you consider to be a very responsible person. With close reference to the text, give reasons why you have chosen the person. (KEL 2006)

2. From the novel that you have read, choose a character and describe the difficulties he/she faced. With close reference to the text, explain how he/she solved the problem. (SBP 2006)

3. Give a detailed account of lessons that you have learnt from a character in the novel you have studied. Support your answer with close reference to the text. (MRSM 2006)

4. Love is important in a family. How is this shown in the novel you have read? Support your answer with close reference to the text.

5. Which character in the novel gains your respect and admiration? Give reasons with close reference to the text.

6. State three moral values that you have learnt from the novel of your choice. Elaborate on them using information found in novel. (SPM 2002)

7. Do you enjoy the novel that you have read? Provide reasons for your answer based on the evidence from the text.

8. Based on the novel you have studied, which character has made a great influence on you. Give reasons for your answer using evidence from the text.

9. The element of fear is portrayed throughout the novel. With close reference to the text, discuss how this element is shown in the novel.

10. Which character do you sympathise with in the novel you have studied? Explain why you sympathise with this character. Support your answer with evidence from the text. (SPM 2003)

11. The writer describes the main character as a very determined person. Using the details from the novel that you have studied, write about: some instances that show the characters determination, how the determination affects his/her family. (SPM 2006)

12. Give a detailed account of lessons that you have learnt from a character in the novel you have studied. Support your answer with close reference to the text. (MRSM 2006)

13. From the novel that you have read, find three themes that you find relevant. Use the information from the novel to support your answer. (MRSM 2002)

14. It is important to have a person that you look up to in your life. From the novel that you have read, write about one character that you look up to. Give reasons why you choose him/her. (SPM 2007)

15. Choose an event in the novel that portrays the hardship faced by the main character. With close reference to the text, discuss how he tackles the problem.

16. Write a detail account of an event in the novel that you have chosen which teaches you an important moral lesson. In your account you must make clear what that moral lesson is (SPM 2002)

17. Choose an event in the novel you have studied which you find most memorable. Give reasons for your choice and with close reference to the text discuss the event. (SPM 2004)

18. Which event in the novel makes you feel sad? Describe the event in detail and give reasons why the event makes you feel sad. (TRG 2007)

19. Choose an event that you think has a great impact on one of the characters in the novel you have studied. With close reference to the text, give reasons for your answer. (TRG 2006).

20. Based on the novel you have studied, state one of the decisions made by the main character and explain the effects of the decision. (KEDAH 2007)

21. Who would you like to be in the novel? Give reasons for your choice with close reference to the text. (JOHOR 2006)

22. Do you like the ending of the novel you have studied? Discuss your answer using evidences from the text. (KEL 2007)

23. Which incident in the story do you like best? Support your answers with evidence from text.

24. Choose an event that has changed the life of the main character in the novel you have studied. Give three reasons for your answer with close reference to the text. 25. If you could change the ending of the story, how would you change it? Give reasons for your choice, with close reference to the text. (MRSM 2005)

26. Love keeps a relationship alive How is this shown in the novel that you have read? Support your answer with close reference to the text. (MRSM 2011)