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2011
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Questions 1 – 10 are based on the information given
Read the message below and answer the question that follows.
Dear Tasha,
Sophia.
RUBY MALL
EXTENDED SHOPPING HOURS
24 – 26 JULY
OPEN TILL 11 P.M.
3. Based on the notice above, which of the following statements is true?
A. The mall is having a sale until late at mid-night.
B. Extended hours at the mall are over two days only.
C. The mall has extended its business hours for three days.
D. Shoppers at the mall can only buy goods during the extended hours.
4. Read the sign below and answer the question that follows.
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You are the president of the Consumer Club in your school. Your club conducted a survey on how
students spend their free time. The table below shows the various activities of the 200 students surveyed.
No. of
Student 6 10 20 26 30 104 4
s
parental peer
objection pressure
part- time
jobs financial
problems
7. Which of the following factor contributes to the largest percentage among the dropouts
in Form 3?
A. part-time jobs
B. peer pressure
C. parental objection
D. financial problems
Let’s watch Manchester United
versus Arsenal on TV tonight. Sorry, watching a game of
football is not my cup of tea.
Rosli Sidek
8. From the dialogue we know that,
A. Sidek wants Rosli to make a cup of tea.
B. Rosli wants Sidek to switch on the TV.
C. Sidek does not like watching football games.
D. Sidek dislikes watching Manchester United versus Arsenal.
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SAVE MOTHER EARTH!
SAY NO TO POLLUTION AND LOGGING!
SECTION C
Questions 19 - 21
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Read the conversation in Situation A and choose the best meaning for the phrases that are
underlined.
Situation A: Anil and Dana are talking after the long school holidays.
Questions 22 – 24
Read the conversation in Situation B and choose the best meaning for the phrases that are
underlined.
23 keep an eye on
A concern for
B look after
C plan well
D see for
24 once in a blue moon
A end of the year
B very seldom
C once a year
D quite often
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Global Warming: Causes and Effects
Earth temperature has been rising at the rate of 1 degree Fahrenheit in the last 50 years. The past 50
years of warming has been attributed to human activities. During the last 100 years, global sea levels
have risen between 4 – 8 inches.
Greenhouse gases that
rise into the
Burning fuels such as atmosphere trap the
coal, natural gas and sun’s energy and
oil products produces prevent heat from
greenhouse gases in escaping. These are
excessive amount. caused by large scale
use of fuels in vehicles
and factories.
25. What is the weather phenomenon that has been happening in the last fifty years?
A Falling sea level.
B Global warming.
C Increase in rainfall.
D Increase in diseases.
27. The word excessive tells us that greenhouse gases is present in _______ amounts.
A fixed
B large
C limited
D varying
28. Global warming has brought about changes in
A fuel use.
B weather pattern.
C transport pattern.
D energy production.
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Questions 29 – 34
Read the passage and answer the question.
When I sit back and recall my first-day experience in a secondary school, I often laugh at myself.
I reached school early that day and was excited to see new faces and be in a totally different
environment. Many parents accompanied their children who looked smart in their new uniforms.
I was looking forward to seeing my former classmates but I did not see any of them. We, the form
one students were told to go to the school hall to listen to a speech by the principal. Later, all the
form teachers took their students to their respective classrooms. My teacher started to call out our
names. When my name was not called, I quickly approached her. She went over the list again and
informed me that my name was not on it. That puzzled me. I was then told to check with the
office.
After much searching, I finally located the office and met the school clerk. I told her about my
problem and she did some checking. Finally, she told me that I was not registered there. Then I
realized that in my excitement, I had gone to the wrong school! Upon reaching the other school, I
spotted some of my former classmates. When I told them what had happened, we had a good
laugh. Although it was hilarious, it taught me to be more careful in future.
30. The phrase looking forward shows that the writer was
A. determined C. eager
B. prepared D. sure
33. The writer ended up in the wrong school because he was too
A. relaxed C. pleased
B. serious D. anxious.
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Question 35-37 are based on the poem I Wonder.
I WONDER
By: Jeannie Kirby
I wonder why the grass is green,
And why the wind is never seen?
Who taught the birds to build a nest,
And told the trees to take a rest?
O, when the moon is not quite round,
Where can the missing bit be found?
Who lights the stars, when they blow out,
And makes the lightning flash about?
Who paints the rainbow in the sky,
And hangs the fluffy clouds so high?
Why is it now, do you suppose,
That Dad won’t tell me, if he knows?
Question 38-40 are based on the extract from the short story Flipping Fantastic.
TRISTAN: I hate the way that I feel right now. I’m not sure how to describe it but I think it’s a
mixture of sad and bad. How can that be? Well, I feel sad because I’m leaving my old
school, and I feel bad because I’m leaving James.
James is my twin brother. He’s much smarter than me. He can do everything. He can
dress himself and walk and play football and write with a pen instead of a computer. I
would be able to do those things too, it I didn’t have a disability.
My mom wouldn’t be pleased if she heard me saying “disability”. She says the word she
wants to hear me say is ‘ability’.
“I don’t know who invented the ‘dis’ word,” she says. “I’m not interested in what you
can’t do. I’m only interested in what you can do.”
38. Both Tristan and James 39. Why is Tristan feeling downhearted?
A. look alike A. He can’t play football.
B. dress the same B. He’s leaving his mom.
C. are of the same age C. He’s leaving his old school.
D. behave in the same way D. He’s leaving his new school.
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