Module Form 4 Siri 1

Part 2
Questions 8 to 15
You will hear an article on social media influencer.
For questions 8 to 15, choose the correct answer (A, B, or C).
You will hear each recording twice. Answer all the questions.
8 What was the original form of influencer marketing?
A Social media
B Celebrities’ lives
C Endorsements by celebrities
9 More than _________ of North American retailers use some form of influencer marketing
A One-third B
Two-thirds C
Three-thirds
10 How much do almost half of US and UK digital marketers spend on influencer

marketing? A At least 10% of their social marketing budget
B At least 10% of their media communication budget
C At least 10% of their marketing communication budget
11 How much percentage of US Instagram users who bought something based on an

influencer’s recommendation?
A 34%
B 44%
C 89%
12 What is the platform of choice for social influencers?

A Twitter
B Instagram
C Facebook
13 The swipe-up feature to link out from _____ is now available to accounts with just 10,000
followers.
A Twitter fleet
B Instagram stories
C Facebook stories
14 How much percentage of Facebook users who made a purchase based on a blogger
or influencer’s recommendation?
A 25%
B 29%
C 34%
15 Perhaps the world’s best-known influencer is _____.

A Kylie Jenner
B Ariane Grande
C Kendall Jenner
MODULE 2 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 4 - LISTENING (F4) 2021
Part 3
Questions 16 to 20
You will hear five short extracts in which five speakers are talking about five different situations. For
questions 16 to 20, choose from the list (A to G) what each speaker says. Use the letters only once.
There are two extra letters which you do not need to use.
A Dealing with computers is fun thing to do. Speaker 1 16
B It is better to stay inactive on social networking sites. Speaker 2 17
C There are even online tools to help plan your time. Speaker 3 18
D Past work experience doesn’t help in the present. Speaker 4 19

Many online shopping platforms are available on the
E internet
Speaker 5 20
F Social networking sites are good for communication and brings

no harm.
G The internet is useful in tracking people who commit
crimes.

Part 4
Questions 21 to 30
You will hear a conversation on a film review.

For questions 21 to 30, fill in the missing information in each numbered space.
Use NO MORE THAN ONE WORD for each space.
A Film Review
The local film entitled “Ola Bola” achieved a great __________________ (21). It is
_________________ (22) by a true story. The story is about Malaysia national
_________________ (23) team which made it to the 1980 Olympics after beating South Korea.
The film is starred by _________________ (24) actor like JC Chee as Chow Kwok Keong
together with other stunning actors. The film is based on 80’s ________________ (25). It portrays
high values such as __________________ (26) give up and always ________________ (27)
together.
Besides, it is also suitable to show the real ______________ (28) of Malaysian. The film is
not only for the ______________ (29) lover but also for those who seek for an inspirational story.
As this is a local film, it’s our ______________ (30) to support local product.

SPEAKING Set 1
The format of SPM Speaking Test
The standard paired test takes 13 minutes and consists of three parts which are designed to elicit a range of
speaking skills from the candidates.
Task Format Candidate Output

Part Interaction
Input Discourse Features Functions
Pattern
Part 1 Interlocutor Interlocutor frame Responding to Giving factual
interviews provides all questions questions. information about self
Interview candidates for interlocutor (bio data).
3-4 Talking about present
minutes circumstances.
Expressing opinions.
Explaining and giving
reasons.
Talking about past
experience.
Part 2 An individual long- Examiner asks Sustaining a long turn. Giving information of
turn task (1 - 2 candidate to speak for Managing discourse: a non-personal kind.
Individual minutes) with a about 1 minute on a  Coherence and Talking about
long-turn listening-candidate particular topic related clarity of message past/present/future
task response question to the candidate’s own  Organisation of experience.
3-4 (20 - 30 seconds). experience, based on language and Explaining and giving
minutes written input in the ideas reasons.
form of a general  Accuracy and Expressing and
instructions and appropriate of justifying opinions.
content-focused linguistic Describing people,
prompts. Then repeat resources places and situations.
for Candidate B with a Speculation (limited).
different task/theme. Naming personal
characteristics, objects
Each candidate is also and activities.
given a short response Paraphrasing words
question on their and ideas, if necessary.
partner’s topic.
Part 3 Discussion task Candidates are asked Turn-taking and Explaining and giving
(mind-map) to speak on a topic for responding reasons.
Discussion about two minutes appropriately. Exchanging
task with a central focus Negotiating. information and
Further question and Initiating. opinions
discussion surrounding ideas to Developing topics. (likes/dislikes,
task help them. preferences,
4-5 experiences, habits,
minutes They are then given a etc).
decision question to Expressing and
focus on and discuss justifying opinions.
for 1 minute. Negotiating and
justifying opinions.
Next, candidates are Negotiating
given one further agreement.
minute to answer the Making and
final joint question. responding to
suggestions.
Discussing
alternatives.
MODULE 1 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 3 - SPEAKING (F4) 2021

The appropriate arrangement of the Speaking test examination room layout is illustrated below.
CAND A CAND B
INT
Figure 1: How participants should be positioned
The interlocutor (INT) should sit in front of the two candidates (who are sat side by side). The Assessor (ASR)
should sit to one side near enough that they can see and hear everything clearly.
The separation of assessment focus
In order to ensure fair assessment, the work of accessing candidate performance is divided into the two roles
of interlocutor (who assesses overall performance) and assessor (who provides analytic assessments/marks).
Interlocutor Assessor
Overall Spoken
Grammar
Performance
Vocabulary
Communicative
competence
Figure 2: Criteria used by interlocutors and assessors

SPM English - Speaking assessment scales
Analytical scales (Assessor)
Bandscore Grammar Vocabulary Communicative Competence

Consistently maintains a high degree of grammatical
Can express him/herself spontaneously with little
accuracy; errors are rare, difficult to spot and
Can use a wide range of appropriate vocabulary to obvious searching for expressions.
generally corrected when they do occur
give and exchange views on a wide range of
abstract, complex and unfamiliar topics. Can initiate, maintain, develop and close a
6 Has a good command of a wide range of grammatical
conversation with ease.
structures.
Can convey specific differences in meaning through
appropriate choice of vocabulary. Can relate contributions skillfully and effectively to
Can use a wide range of organizational patterns,
those of his/her partner.
cohesive devices and connectors.
Can express him/herself with little hesitation.
Can communicate with a good degree of accuracy. Can use a wide range of appropriate vocabulary to
give and exchange views on a wide range of familiar
Can initiate, maintain, develop and close a
Can show a good degree of control of a range of topics.
5 conversation with ease.
simple and some complex grammatical structures.
Can convey relevant meaning with good vocabulary
Can relate contributions to his/her partner and
Can use a range of cohesive devices. choice.
negotiate towards an outcome.
4 Performance shares features of Bandscore 3 and Bandscore 5.
Can communicate with reasonable accuracy. Can express him/herself clearly through there is some
hesitation.
Can use a range of appropriate vocabulary to talk
Can show a good degree of control of simple
about everyday situations and familiar topics.
grammatical structures and attempt some complex Can initiate, maintain, develop and close a
3
grammatical structures. conversation with little difficulty.
Can convey relevant meaning but may have errors in
vocabulary choice.
Can form longer sentences and link them together Can ask for clarification and further details in order to
using basic cohesive devices. move a discussion forward.
2 Performance shares features of Bandscore 1 and Bandscore 3.
Can make him/herself understood but may have
Can communicate what he/she is trying to say.
Can use sufficient vocabulary to talk about pauses and false starts.
everyday situations and familiar topics.
Can show sufficient control of simple grammatical
1 Can initiate, maintain and close a conversation with
structures.
Can mostly convey meaning but may use some difficulty.
inappropriate vocabulary or some repetition.
Can use connectors to link simple sentences.
Can ask for clarification when necessary.
0 Performance below Band 1 / Candidate does not produce sufficient language to be assessed / Candidate uses language(s) other than English.
Overall spoken performance scale (Interlocutor)
Bandscore Overall Spoken Performance

Can understand questions and instructions directed at him/her with ease.
Can ask and respond to questions and suggestions, including those on abstract and complex topics. Can maintain and develop the interaction,
6
compensating for gaps in their own vocabulary or grammar knowledge or of the other candidate.
Can produce extended relevant stretches of language, with very little prompting or support.
Can understand questions and instructions directed at him/her with ease.
Can maintain and develop the interaction by asking and responding to questions and suggestions on familiar matters using longer responses despite
5
hesitation while searching for patterns and expressions.
Requires very little prompting and support.

4 Performance shares features of Bandscore 3 and 5.
Can understand questions and instructions directed at him/her though will sometimes have to ask for repetition of particular words and phrases.
3 Can maintain the interaction by asking and responding to questions and suggestions on familiar matters in a simple and direct way.
Requires some prompting and support.

2 Performance shares features of Bandscore 1 and 3.
Can understand questions and instructions directed at him/her slowly, directly and repeatedly.
1 Can give basic information on familiar topics using short phrases.
Requires prompting and support.

Candidate does not produce sufficient language to be assessed.
0
Candidate repeatedly uses language(s) other than English.
Note: the assessor and interlocutor must check that examiner IDs and candidate IDs etc, are correct on their documentation before moving on.
Timing for test: Part 1 (3-4 minutes), Part 2 (3-4 minutes), Part 3 (4-5 minutes)
How to excel in speaking test?
Remember, speaking is GREAT!
1. G - Greet
Greet the interlocutor and your partner before you start your speaking test. Courtesy is the best
policy.
2. R - Respond
Respond to questions/opinions by saying thank you and give appropriate feedback. You can
always repeat your partner’s ideas by rephrasing their sentences and make it into your own. There
is no mark for contents so there is no harm of using each other’s ideas. During the discussion, you
can make eye contact with your partner. Look at him/her and the interlocutor while talking. Be
confident!
3. E - Elaborate / Expand ideas
Try to elaborate or expand your ideas by giving examples. You can always use your past
experiences related to the topic in elaborating your ideas because speaking test does not look on
content but focusing on grammar, vocabulary and communicative competence. You MUST use
cohesive devices and complex sentences properly to gain more marks. Practice makes perfect.
4. A - Alert
You must understand the topic at hand and listen to instructions carefully. Even though it is
not your turn yet but you should always listen to your partner’s answers because it will be
useful later.
5. T - Turn taking
Marks are given individually but never try to conquer the discussion. Ask for your friend’s opinion
on your ideas or you can ask them to repeat their answers. If your friend is weak in English, guide
them by asking simple question or by giving example that can help them to get ideas.

Useful Expressions for Speaking Test
To introduce the first point  First of all, I propose...

 For a start, I would like to suggest...
 I would like to begin by...
To signal a main point  My main point is...

 It is important to...
 One important reason is...
 The most important factor is...
To illustrate a point  Therefore...

 This means that...
 This is because...
 On top of that...
 According to...
To provide an example  For example,...

 For instance,...
 One example is...
 Take for example...
 ...such as...
To start a new point  Secondly,...

 My next point is...
 Another suggestion is...
 Next, I would like to highlight...
 Another point that I would like to emphasize is...
 Next, we come to ...
 Moving on to my next point, which is...
To refer to what you have said  As I have said earlier,...

 I mentioned earlier that...
 As I said at the beginning...
 I have pointed out earlier that...
To signal cause and effect  This..in turn can lead to...

 For this reason...
 As a result...
 Due to...
 As a consequence...
 ...so that...
 ...because of...
To ask for an opinion  What is your opinion?

 What do you think about...?
 What is your view on...?
 May I know your opinion regarding...?
 What do you feel about...?
 Do you agree that...?
 What do you think we can do to...?
 Would you like to share your opinion on...?
 Would you like to offer your comments...?
To give an opinion/state of view  I think...

 I believe...
 I must say...
 In my opinion...
 From my point of view...
 I would say that...
 Personally, I feel...
 I am sure that...
 As far as I am concerned...
To express strong agreement  I strongly agree.

 I agree completely
 That is certainly true.
 Yes. I am sure you are right.
 Absolutely!
 I have no objection to that.
 That’s great suggestion. You have got my support.
 Exactly! I couldn’t agree with you more...
 You have hit the nail on the head...
 You have made your point very clear.
 You have made an absolutely convincing argument. I
completely agree...
To express agreement  I agree with you.

 You are right.
 That is true.
 I share the same view.
 I am of the same opinion.
 I am glad you mentioned that.
 I see your point.

 That’s a good idea.
 That’s sound great!
 That’s fine with me.
 I support your suggestion.
 Your suggestion is acceptable to me.
To express partial agreement  You could be right but...

 That is true but
 I see your point but...
 You have a point but...
 That may be so but...
 Your suggestion is good but...
 I do not entirely agree with you...
 I agree to a certain extent, but...
 That’s true to a certain extent, but...
 I think you are right to say that. However,...
To express strong disagreement  I disagree completely.

 That can’t be true at all.
 That is absolutely untrue.
 That’s totally out of the question.
 No. I don’t like this suggestion.
To express disagreement  I disagree.

 I don’t see it that way.
 I beg to differ.
 I don’t think so.
 I am not convinced that your suggestion will work.
 This will give rise to other problems. On the contrary,...
 I understand what you’re saying but I don’t think that’s
practical / the correct solution is ...
 I would consider...as more important...
 I think it would be better if...
 I think you are mistaken.
 I appreciate your opinion but...
 I do see your point but..
 I understand your concern but...
 That is interesting but...
 You have a good point there but...
 I am sorry, I can’t agree with you.
 I am afraid we do not share the same opinion.
 I am sorry, I can’t accept what you have just said.

To ask for clarification  What do you mean by...?
 I am sorry I missed your point. Could you please
explain...
 I am afraid I am not quite sure of what you meant. Could
you please clarify...
 Sorry, I don’t follow you. Would you mind giving an
example?
 Can you please explain further on ...? Do you mean to say
that...
 May I know why...?
 Do you mind telling me more about...?
 Could you please explain that to me again?
To end the discussion  Do you have anything else to say? Otherwise, we shall
end this discussion here.
 If you have nothing more to add, we shall stop here.
 It has been an interesting discussion. Since we have come
to an agreement, I guess it is time to end our discussion.
 As both of us have come to an agreement, let’s bring this
discussion to a close.
To close a discussion  Thank you for your contributions to this discussion.

 Thank you for a fruitful and interesting discussion.
 Thank you very much for your attention and
participation.
To conclude  In conclusion,...
 As a conclusion,...
 To conclude,...
 In a nutshell,...
To state a total agreement  We all agree that...

 Our decision is that...
 We have decided that...
 We have come to the conclusion that...
 We have come to an agreement that...

Some ideas on how to do the speaking test (Part 3)
STEP 1:
Candidate A: 1. Today, we are going to discuss on ____read

the topic___
Start the discussion by 2. What is your opinion, __your
introducing the topic friend’s name___?
STEP 2:
Candidate B: 1. Thank you, __your friend’s name___?

2. In my opinion, I strongly believe that __your 3
Select three points. points___ are the __read the question__
Elaborate on all points with st
3. First and foremost, __your 1 idea___
at least one example. Use nd
linkers and complex 4. Furthermore, __your 2 idea___
rd
sentences in elaborating 5. Despite that, __your 3 idea___
ideas. 6. What do you think about this, __your
friend’s name__?
STEP 3:
Candidate A: 1. Thank you, __your friend’s name___?

2. You have excellent points there, on top of
Talk on the other three that, I would like to highlight, ___state
points. Elaborate on all the other 3 points ____ as the __read the
points with at least one question__
st
example. Use linkers and 3. I would like to start with, __your 1 idea___
complex sentences in nd
4. In addition, __your 2 idea___
elaborating ideas rd
5. On the other hand, __your 3 idea___
6. Do you agree with me,__your
friend’s name__?
STEP 4:
Candidate B: 1. You have made an absolutely convincing

argument, I completely agree with your
Conclude the first phase ideas about our topic today.
of Part 3. *Wait for interlocutor to ask question.

STEP 5:
Candidate A:
State your strongest 1. Based on our discussion earlier, from my

point and justify your point of view, the most important factor is
answer by giving ___your point___
elaboration. You can st
2. I think ___1 elaboration___
repeat your ideas. nd
3. Moreover, ___2 elaboration__
4. What is your view on my opinion?
STEP 6:
Candidate B:
Agree with Candidate A. 1. You have hit the nail on the head, I share
Give another reason to the same opinion that __restate the point
justify your answer. You given by your friend__ is the best __read
can rephrase your friend’s the question__
ideas if you are blank. st
2. This is because __1 elaboration__
nd
3. Apart from that, __2 elaboration__
4. That’s all from me. Would you like to
STEP 7: offer your comments?
Candidate A:
Conclude the discussion

1. As both of us have come to an agreement,
let’s bring this discussion to a close.
2. We have decided that __restate the point__
as the __read the question__
STEP 8: 3. Thank you for a fruitful and
interesting discussion.
Last question
Answer it by giving one

main idea and elaborate 1. Candidate A:
with complex sentences From my point of view, I think __give one
idea__. This is because__reason__. What do
you think __friend’s name__?
2. Candidate B:
Thank you __friend’s name__.Personally, I
feel that__give one idea__. This means that
__reason__. Thank you.

Sample question: Part 2 & Part 3
1. A HOLIDAY TRIP Part 2

2. A FAMOUS PERSON 3 - 4 minutes
Interlocutor In this part of the test, I’m going to give each of you a topic and I’d like you to talk about it on your own
for about a minute. You also need to answer a question briefly about your partner’s topic.
(Candidate A), it’s your turn first. Here’s your task.

Place Part 2 booklet, open at Task 2A, in front of Candidate A.
I’d like you to talk about a holiday trip that you have been recently. First, you have some time to
think about what you’re going to say.
Candidates A Allow candidates 20 seconds to prepare.

 approx.
20 seconds
Interlocutor All right? You may start now.

 ………………………………………………
Candidate A 1 Back-up prompts to be used if necessary. Use the prompts below. [the oblique ‘/’ is included to make it
minute
as a choice.]
What can you say about this point? Tell me about …. (e.g. Tell me about this point.)
Interlocutor Thank you.

(Candidate B), What was the last place you went to for a holiday? Did you have a good time?
Why?
Candidate B
 approx.
20 seconds ………………………………………………………..
Interlocutor Thank you. (Candidate A) Can I have the booklet, please? Retrieve Part 2 booklet.
Place Part 2 booklet, open at Task 2B, in front of Candidate B.
Now, (Candidate B), here’s your task. I’d like you to talk about a famous person that you like.
First, you have some time to think about what you’re going to say.
Candidate B Allow candidate 20 seconds to prepare.

 approx.
20 seconds

………………………………………………
Candidate B Back-up prompts to be used if necessary. Use the prompts below. [the oblique ‘/’ is included to make it
 1 minute
as a choice.]

Candidate A), Any famous person that you like? Why?
Candidates A
 approx.
20 seconds ………………………………………………………………………..
Interlocutor Thank you. (Candidate B) Can I have the booklet, please? Retrieve Part 2 booklet.

PART 2 : CANDIDATE BOOKLET 2A
A HOLIDAY TRIP
Talk about a holiday trip that you have been to recently.
You should say:
• the name of the place

• what you did there
• if you enjoyed yourself (why / why not?)
• why going on a trip is important for people.
PART 2 : CANDIDATE BOOKLET 2B
A FAMOUS PERSON
Talk about a person that you find him/her famous.
You should say:
• who this person is

• what this person looks like
• what makes this person famous
• if you think it is important for teenagers to idolize
famous person (why / why not?)

Part 3
Smartphone
4 - 5 minutes
Interlocutor Now, I’d like you to talk about something together for about three minutes. The Task
will have two parts. In the first part, you will discuss something with each other for
about two minutes. Then, in the second part, you will have another minute to make a
decision together. All right? Let’s begin with the discussion task.
Personal smartphone is considered as a necessity these days especially

among teenagers. Place part 3 booklet, open at Task 3, in front of the candidates . Here
are some popular reasons why teenagers need to own a smartphone and a
question for you to discuss. First, you have some time to look at the task.
Candidates A&B Allow candidates 20 seconds to prepare.


approx.
20 seconds
Interlocutor Now, talk to each other about the reasons why teenagers need to own a
smartphone.
Candidates A&B ………………………………………………………………………..


2 minutes Back-up prompts to be used if necessary:
What do you think [candidate name]? What about this [pointing to option]?
Interlocutor Thank you. Now you have about a minute which is the most important reason
why teenagers need to own a smartphone?
Candidate A&B ………………………………………………………………………..


1 minute
Interlocutor Thank you. Can I have the booklet, please? Retrieve Part 3 booklet.
You’ve been talking about the benefits of smartphone, now let’s hear your opinion on
this. In what ways does smartphone influences teenagers’ behaviour?
Select any of the following prompts as appropriate:
 What do you think?

 Do you agree?
 How about you?
Candidates A&B ………………………………………………………………………..

 2 minutes
Interlocutor Thank you. [candidate A and candidate B]. That’s the end of the Speaking test.

Smartphone Part 3
To do
Assignment
To search for
information
To chat with
classmate
REASONS WHY
TEENAGERS NEED
TO OWN A
SMARTPHONE
To attend To watch
online Online
classroom Videos
To contact
parents

SPEAKING Set 2
SPM Speaking test format
The underpinning format of the test is designed to put candidates at ease by starting off with
more support from the examiner and then moving on to be less controlled, i.e.
Part 3
Part 2
Part 1 Discussion task
Individual long
Controlled, short, followed by
turn with a
individual decision question
listening candidate
responses and then further
response question
discussion task
• The test is ‘staged’ so as to allow for different interaction patterns as it progresses.

• The candidates answer individual everyday questions, and then speak individually before
a paired interactive discussion activity
• The level of interlocutor involvement lessens as the test progresses
• The candidates have more scope to improvise as the test progresses
• The test has been designed to cover both the productive and interactive aspects of the CEFR.
The level of the SPM Speaking test
• The Speaking test primarily targets the B1-B2 range of language proficiency with the highest
results reported at C1
• The assessment scales used to rate candidates’ performance are derived from the
guidance provided by the CEFR
• The exam is criterion referenced (i.e. to the CEFR)
• In line with the positive ‘can do’ ethos of the CEFR, the descriptors aim to
describe communicative ability rather than inability
MODUL 2 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 3 - SPEAKING (F4) 2021

Steps for Speaking Test
Step 1
Interlocutor introduces him/herself and the Assessor
Step 2
Candidates respond to questions about themselves (e.g. their hobbies, their homes
or other personal matters.
Step 3
Candidate A is given a topic to talk about for about a minute. The topic and 4 bullet points with some
ideas to use in the candidate booklet.
Step 4
Candidate B listens and answers a question related to the topic of Candidate A’s talk.
Step 5
Candidate B talks about a different topic for about a minute, using a different topic in the booklet, also
with 4 bullets with ideas to use.
Step 6
Candidate A listens and answers a question related to the topic of Candidate B’s talk.
Step 7
Both candidates have a discussion about a topic and then come to a decision. They should use
language functions appropriately to give suggestions, opinions and elaboration as well as to agree or
disagree politely and negotiate agreement.
Step 8
Interlocutor asks one question to both candidates related to the topic of the discussion.
Step 9
Assessor provides marks for three criteria - Grammar, Vocabulary and Communicative Competence
and Interlocutor gives one mark for Overall Spoken Performance.

Specific details of different parts of Speaking test.
Speaking: Part 1
Testing focus:
 Giving factual information about self
 Talking about present circumstances
 Expressing opinions
 Explaining and giving reasons
 Talking about future plans
 Talking about past experience
Speaking: Part 2
Testing focus:
 Giving information of a non-personal kind
 Talking about past/present/future experience
 Expressing and justifying opinions
 Describing people, places and situations
 Speculation
 Naming personal characteristics, objects and activities
 Paraphrasing words and ideas, if necessary
Speaking: Part 3
Testing focus:
 Exchanging information and opinions (likes/dislikes, preferences, experiences, habits, etc)
 Expressing and justifying opinions
 Negotiating agreement
 Making and responding to suggestions
 Discussing alternatives

Sample question: Part 2 & Part 3
1. TEACHER Part 2
2. IDOL 3 - 4 minutes
Interlocutor In this part of the test, I’m going to give each of you a topic and I’d like you to talk about it on your own
for about a minute. You also need to answer a question briefly about your partner’s topic.
(Candidate A), it’s your turn first. Here’s your task.

Place Part 2 booklet, open at Task 2A, in front of Candidate A.
I’d like you to talk about your favourite teacher. First, you have some time to think about what you’re
going to say.
Candidates A Allow candidates 20 seconds to prepare.

 approx.
20 seconds

 ………………………………………………
Candidate A 1 Back-up prompts to be used if necessary. Use the prompts below. [the oblique ‘/’ is included to make it
minute
as a choice.]

(Candidate B), what is your favourite subject in school? Why?
Candidate B
 approx.
20 seconds ………………………………………………………..
Interlocutor Thank you. (Candidate A) Can I have the booklet, please? Retrieve Part 2 booklet.
Place Part 2 booklet, open at Task 2B, in front of Candidate B.
Now, (Candidate B), here’s your task. I’d like you to talk about a person you admire.
First, you have some time to think about what you’re going to say.
Candidate B Allow candidate 20 seconds to prepare.

 approx.
20 seconds

………………………………………………
Candidate B Back-up prompts to be used if necessary. Use the prompts below. [the oblique ‘/’ is included to make it
 1 minute
as a choice.]

Candidate A), what is your favourite characteristic in a person? Why?
Candidates A
 approx.
20 seconds ………………………………………………………………………..
Interlocutor Thank you. (Candidate B) Can I have the booklet, please? Retrieve Part 2 booklet.

PART 2 : CANDIDATE BOOKLET 2A
TEACHER
Talk about your favourite teacher.
You should say:
• who is the teacher

• what subject is he/she teaching
• why do you like him/her
• what is the characteristic a teacher should have
PART 2 : CANDIDATE BOOKLET 2B
IDOL
Talk about a person you admire
You should say:
• who is the person

• what makes you like him/her
• what have you learned from him/her
• why everyone should have an idol

Part 3
Shopping
4 - 5 minutes
Interlocutor Now, I’d like you to talk about something together for about three minutes. The Task
will have two parts. In the first part, you will discuss something with each other for
about two minutes. Then, in the second part, you will have another minute to make a
decision together. All right? Let’s begin with the discussion task.
There are several places where people love to shop. Place part 3 booklet, open at
Task 3, in front of the candidates. Here are some places where people go for
shopping and a question for you to discuss. First, you have some time to look at the
task.
Candidates A&B Allow candidates 20 seconds to prepare.


approx.
20 seconds
Interlocutor Now, talk to each other about places people go for shopping.
Candidates A&B ………………………………………………………………………..


2 minutes Back-up prompts to be used if necessary:
What do you think [candidate name]? What about this [pointing to option]?
Interlocutor Thank you. Now you have about a minute which is the best place to shop?
Candidate A&B ………………………………………………………………………..


1 minute
Interlocutor Thank you. Can I have the booklet, please? Retrieve Part 3 booklet.
You’ve been talking about the places to go for shopping, now let’s hear your opinion
on this. In what ways can someone save money during shopping?
Select any of the following prompts as appropriate:
 What do you think?

 Do you agree?
 How about you?
Candidates A&B ………………………………………………………………………..

 2 minutes
Interlocutor Thank you. [candidate A and candidate B]. That’s the end of the Speaking test.

Shopping Part 3
Shopping
centre
Supermarket Online
Best places
for shopping
Open-air Grocery
market stores
Bundle

READING Set 1
SPM
FORM 4 REVISION
MODULE
1
Part 1 (Questions 1-)
Read the text carefully in each question. Choose the best answer A, B or C.
For each question, mark the correct answer A, B or C on your answer sheet.
Drama series : Desperate Housewives : 9TV, 10.30 pm Remember

Paul? The seventh season opens with the residents of Wisteria Lane
discovering that Paul Young is out of prison and back in the
neighbourhood with an enigmatic wife. Starring Felicity Huffman and
Vanessa.
1. From the write up, we can conclude that Paul Young

A. used to live in Wisteria Lane
B. has been married before
C. does not get along with his neighbours
LONDON: British Prime Minister Maitlands Ozil unveiled the newest recruit to Downing
street: Larry with a “very strong predatory drive” for hunting rodents. The four-year-old
tabby joined Maitlands and his family from London’s Battersea Dogs and Cats Home to
tackle pest control issue after a rodent was spotted on the steps of the most famous
front door in the land.
2. Larry was recruited as a

A. family pet
B. rat catcher
C. pest
Five killed when car ploughs into parade

BEIJING: Five people were killed and five injured when a car ploughed into a parade of
revelers watching a traditional dragon dance in eastern China. The Xinhua News Agency
said the driver fled the scene of the carnage but was detained early yesterday.
3. Which of the following statements is true?

A. The driver lost control of the car.
B. Those injured were caught off-guard.
C. The driver turned himself in the following day.
Women who eat little or no meat are less likely to be overweight compared to their more
carnivorous peers. The findings suggest that replacing meat and other animal products
with plant-based fare may help people control of their weight and lead a much healthier
life.
4. What would be a suitable heading for the text?

A. Vegetarians are lightweights.
B. Meat eaters are heavyweights.
C. Vegetarian women are lighter than women meat eaters.
Moktee Airline Low Fare Tips

Don’t travel when everyone else is. Go to Langkawi or Penang before or after a
major festival. Not only will the flights be cheaper but the lines will be shorter, too.
You may also fly on the day of the festival when everyone is already there (and the
flight attendants are extra nice).
5. Which of the following is not advised by Moktee Airline?

A. Travel before a major festival.
B. Travel at the same time as everyone else.
C. Travel when the fare is cheaper.
What is BUTIR? It is an economical and effective method to increase rear-end visibility

of motorcycles. The BUTIR sticker, placed on the back of motorcycle, is expected to
increase the visibility of other drivers towards motorcyclists, especially during the night.
BUTIR is visible from a distance of 300 metres. USE BUTIR!
6. How can the use of BUTIR help to reduce accidents?

A. It increases the visibility of other drivers towards motorcyclists from a long distance at night.
B. It increases the visibility of other drivers towards motorcyclists from a short distance at night.
C. It increases visibility from a short distance.
Audit Clerk
*Minimum SPM *Able to work independently* Computer literate-MS Office * Good
command of spoken and written English and Bahasa Malaysia.
Apply with personal details and curriculum vitae to: Human Resource Manager, Hajijah
Enterprise Sdn Bhd, Taman Uda 43000 Selayang (only short-listed candidates will be
notified)
7. Which statement best describes the advertisement?

A. Suitable candidates will be called for an interview.
B. Candidates must attend a computer course.
C. Candidates must e-mail personal details and curriculum vitae to Human Resource Manager.
KUALA LUMPUR: The flood situation in most of the affected states in the peninsula is
improving with fewer evacuees at relief centres yesterday morning. The situation has
returned to normal. Water level in the rivers, which had earlier surpassed the danger
level, had receded and was below the alert stage. Most of the relief centres in these
states were closed as evacuees have returned home.
8. Which would be a suitable heading for the news report?

A. Flood situation improving, fewer evacuees
B. People returning- situation normal
C. Flood water receding
Part 2
Questions 9 to 18
Read the text below and choose the best word for each space. For each question, mark the
correct letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet.
Vitamin C
Vitamin C found in fruits like lemons and oranges helps 0. prevent bleeding gums, teeth loss and swollen
limbs. It also ___________ (9) the body against deficiency _____________ (10) like scurvy, beriberi or
rickets. Studies have shown that Vitamin C may also ______________ (11) common cold, fatigue
__________(12) cancer. It can even help in the ___________(13) against heart diseases and cancer.
However, such studies are still __________ (14). They are not conclusive. This is because Vitamin C is a
____________ (15) new vitamin, having only been ___________ (16) in the 1930’s. Vitamin C also thought to
be an important agent in the ___________(17) of collagen which is responsible for holding together the
______________(18) cells of the body to the tissues that keep the skin supple and smooth.
0 A .cure B. care C. prevent D. remove
9 A. help B.link C.protects D. cure
10 A.diseases B.trouble C.disability D. disorder
11 A.against B.pressure C. cure D.worsen
12 A.to B.and C.from D.with
13 A. fight B. link C. pressure D. need
14 A.temporary B.sure C.assure D.tentative
15 A. relative B.relatively C.very D.much
16 A. discovered B.located C.uncovered D.came upon
17 A.formation B.forms C.forming D.form
18 A.similar B. same C.difference D.different

Part 3 (Questions 19-26)
Read the text below and answer the following questions. Choose the best answer A, B, C or D. For each
question, mark the correct answer A, B, C or D on your answer sheet.
Looking back on my childhood, I remember sitting in our small kitchen watching my mother cooking. We were living
in Ipoh, Perak. I was then six years old. My parents, my sister, my two brothers and I all lived together in an old
wooden hut. Dad struggled to make a living in his coffee shop. Mum had to worry about our daily bread.
Our kitchen was simple. An earthen stove blackened by smoke forever greeted us with its round mouth. Mum
would start her busy daily routine in the kitchen while I would be sitting, happily watching her in action. She
would sit on a low stool in the kitchen and chop the wood with a clumsy axe. She would place the chopped
wood under the stove and set them alight. As the wood burned, the food she cooked gave off a delicious
aroma.
Times were hard so my mother could only afford to make us ordinary dishes, such as vegetables with dried
shrimp and fried eggs. But for me, sitting at that old wooden table with the whole family, and gobbling up the
steamy rice and the simple food was very much satisfying. Once in a while Mum cooked her favourite dish of
steamed chicken and that would be a big occasion, indeed. By nature, she was a clean and tidy woman, but
sitting by the fire at such moments her hair would be messy, forehead beaded with sweat and her cheeks
covered in grey ash. But her large eyes shone with a beauty only a mother can have. These wonderful meals
Mum laboured so hard to prepare helped brighten our lives even as poverty and hard times weighed us down.
When I was eight, our whole family moved south to Singapore. Life did not improve much as all six of us were
forced to huddle in a rented room. Life conditions were really difficult. Mum just kept quiet and she preferred to
stick with her family behind closed doors, and when she had to stir out of the room, she would go her own
way, minding her own business. She was determined not to let the crowded conditions prevent her from
feeding her family properly. Now Mum would cook using coal instead of firewood. Mum had to buy the coal
from the shop and carry it home. The process of cooking using it was even harder but it did not stop Mum
from giving the best to her family.
I am sure she had much to worry about though she did not share her fears with us. Dad worked very hard and
was out day and night. Mum would cook, share the meal with us and keep a portion for Dad. Then she quickly
put out the fire to reuse the coal. Returning home late in the evening, Dad was tired and hungry but he would
swallow down his cold dinner with no complaint. He understood that coal was expensive. During our first two
years in Singapore, life was a struggle but slowly our fortunes improved.
When I was ten years old, we finally moved into a new apartment. We now had a large kitchen and most
importantly, a gas stove. For Mum, all those years of chopping firewood and carrying coal home were over.
The spontaneous rush of gas which now burst forth at the turn of the knob must have come as a great relief.
Cooking became so much more enjoyable that she bought any new recipe books and tried them all. Working
by the gas stove, she no longer seemed distracted by distant thoughts although she still missed her previous
kitchen. Mum looked even happier when Dad started to help out in the kitchen. Dad even accompanied her on
shopping sprees. Meals which had once been a source of comfort now became one of joy.
In the years that followed, grey hair had slowly appeared on my parents’ heads and so had a sense of
contentment with their lives. They now live in a good-sized apartment and the kitchen is equipped with a gas
stove, an oven and a microwave – all conveniences that once seemed so impossible. Sitting on the balcony
amidst the gorgeous flowers, they enjoy peace after those difficult years.
19 In paragraph 2, why does the writer use the phrase happily watching her in
action? A She enjoyed being of help to her mother.
B She felt contented to be with her mother.
C She admired her mother’s cooking skills.
D She found her mother’s routine amazing.
20 In paragraph 3, what does the writer say about her mother’s character?
A She was discouraged by the economic hardship faced by the family.
B She was conscious of the way she looked when she was cooking.
C She was concerned about what the future holds for her children.
D She was determined to put food on the table for everyone.
21 In paragraph 4, how did the writer describe their new life in Singapore?
A They could not go out much.
B The mother started a business.
C The family had to depend on others.
D They had to live in a cramped place.
22 In paragraph 5, what was the proof that their lives changed for the better?
A It took them ten years to turn their lives around.
B They could afford to get a place of their own.
C The family reused the coal to save money.
D The father did not complain anymore.
23 What effect did moving to the new apartment have?

A It made mum want to return to their old home.
B It meant that providing food was no longer problematic.
C It encouraged dad to spend more time with the family.
D It made the writer want to be more involved with the meal preparation.
24 Why had preparing meals become more pleasurable for Mum?

ABuying groceries with Dad was fun.
BTrying out new recipes gave her joy.
CUsing the gas stove made cooking simpler.
DHaving a bigger area made her work easier.
25 How does the writer feel about her parents in the last
paragraph? A grateful that they can grow old together
B relieved that their life has become easier
Cenvious of the possessions they nohave
Ddisappointed that they are not as active as they once were
26 What is the purpose of the writer writing this article?

ATo share precious memories of her mother.
BTo recall how she faced the difficulties in her life.
CTo look back at how her Dad worked hard for the family.
DTo show the beautiful relationship between her and her parents.
Part 4
Questions 27 to 32
You are going to read an article about shopping in the past and current world. Six sentences have
been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A to H the one which fits each gap (27
to 32). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use.
Mark your answers on the separate answer sheet.
Shop Smart
In the old days, good customer service was mainly a secondary consideration for shopkeepers. 27
. This was made possible because for most of the time, the shopkeepers had the upper hand.
28 . Hence, customers were easy prey for serious sales tactics and psychological
sales tricks. As a result, customers always made bad purchasing decisions. 29 . With
the advert of the Internet, customers began to realise that they could educate
themselves and be smart and feel empowered when shopping. 30 . Soon, there were lots
of review sites on the Internet, covering every possible product category.
In this era, those employed in retail stores do not only face customers who are knowledgeable
about their products, but they also have to compete with the advantages and
convenience of online stores. 31 . An online store doesn’t have to worry much about overhead costs,
which are a normal part of retail store operations. A host of other expenses such as utility bills and sales taxes are
all factors that place retailers at a disadvantage. This often allow online stores to set a price lower than
retailers. 32 . Thus, it is not a surprise that online stores are far more appealing for customers
to shop.
A More importantly,a lot of information

became available on every type of retail E Shop owners were able to focus only
store on making the sale before the
Internet age.
B Customers love discounts.
F All those mentioned above happened
before the existence of online shopping.
C This places retailers at several
disadvantages
G Customers had very little access to

D Apart from that, one can shop online information beyond what the
salesperson told them.
anytime and there are no pushy
salespeople.
H Surprisingly, everybody volunteered

to go first.
Read the four letters that neighbours have written and answer the questions that follow. Write your answer
in the space provided on your answer sheet.
Villiers Terrace
Great things come in small packages! This studio flat would suit a single first-time buyer or possibly a
property investor looking to build up their portfolio. Large living area with fold-down bed. A modern
kitchen has recently been installed and there's gas central heating available. The bathroom has a
power shower. Owning this great flat also comes with a secure space in the building's underground
car park with 24-hour security. A green paradise can also be found in the form of a communal
garden, including fountain and barbecue area. The building is currently pet-free. Full ownership
available plus options for shared ownership for first-time buyers in their twenties. Possibility to buy
adjoining roof terrace in the future. Only a short walk from excellent bus and train connections: a
commuter's paradise!
Baker Street
Large Victorian house with great potential as a large home or, subject to planning permission, as a
conversion into three or four apartments. The house boasts a new boiler and central heating
throughout. Excellent Victorian features throughout this property, including three large original
fireplaces, make this a property to aspire to. There are three large double bedrooms, each with an
ensuite. The twenty-five metre garden allows you to enjoy the outdoor life. The area's three most
popular schools, one junior and two secondary, can all be found within a five-minute walk of this
property. Book your viewing today to avoid disappointment.
Penny Lane
Your prayers have been answered! Wonderful opportunity to own this former church, now a spacious
three-bedroom house. Elegant windows throughout the property allows light to flood in. Outside,
enjoy the low-maintenance garden with parking for up to three cars. The house has excellent
environmental credentials with underfloor heating, double glazing and solar panels installed on the
roof. This property will actually save you money! There are natural wood floors throughout the
property and brand new granite worktops in the American-style kitchen.
Yellow Brick Road
Two-bedroom terraced house with a deceptively large interior and a fantastic south-facing garden
that makes this property a bargain. Hurry or miss it! Open plan living with a vast kitchen-dining room.
Excellently located for the shops and entertainment of the town centre. You will have your own
parking space right outside your front door. Good potential for an attic conversion, once the required
permission has been granted. The house is situated in an excellent residential area with a large park
around the corner and several local shops within a short walk. Call today and don't miss out!
Using the information on the four different properties, select the most suitable property for each
question below. Mark your answers on your answer sheet.
No. Question Property

33. Which property has nothing written about its future
potential?
34. Which property could easily be transformed into multiple

smaller properties?
35. Which property is likely to be the cheapest to run,

considering its size?
36. Which property has nothing mentioned about how

comfortable it might be during a cold winter?
Questions 37 -40
Complete the notes below using information from the text. Choose no more than one word from
the passage for each answer. Mark your answers on your answer sheet.
• A huge (37)_____ allows Vincent and Amy to walk their dog and go jogging in Baker Street.
• The residents of Villiers Terrace are strictly prohibited from owning a (38)_____ .
• In Yellow Brick Road, Mr Salman is thinking to transform his empty (39)_____ space into a bedroom.
• A systematic and integrated (40)_____ link allows the resident of Villiers Terrace to move around
town easily.
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SPM
FORM 4 REVISION
MODULE
2
Part 1
Questions 1-8
1.
Oliver, I received your email. But you forgot to attach
the photograph again
Julian.
a. Oliver didn’t remember to send a photograph with the email
b. Julian sent an email to Oliver with a photograph.
c. Julian has been meaning to send Oliver a photograph
2.
If you require any assistance,
Press the button and a nurse
will be with you immediately.
Press the button
a. when the nurse comes to you.

b. if the nurse does not come immediately
c. when you need help from a nurse.
3. Tanya,
Josie called. She’s found a less expensive computer for you.

However, it means having to buy an antivirus program. Call
her back by tomorrow if you want her to order it for you.
Dad
a. Tanya’s friend found her a cheaper antivirus program.

b. Tanya will have to pay extra for an antivirus program.
c. Tanya has to contact Josie if she doesn’t want to buy the antivirus program
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4.
Hi Emma.
Sorry about my last text. I can’t get used to the buttons
on my new mobile. Anyway, count me in! I won’t let you
down.
Isabel
a. Isabel refused Emma’s invitation.

b. Isabel hasn’t decided what she’s going to do yet.
c. Isabel accepted Emma’s invitation.
5.
This email has no subject.
Are you sure want to send it
without a subject?
YES NO
a. You should click NO if you want to send the email without a subject
b. You don’t have to write a subject before you send the email.
c. You need to write a different subject from the one you have entered
6.
You know what Peter?
That was the last straw. I don’t
like playing football with you.
You’re always nagging!
Jack
a. Jack is bored of playing football

b. Jack and Peter are always complaining about football
c. Jack is fed up with Peter’s behaviour.
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7.
PERLIS: A 5-month-old baby boy was found unconscious
in a nursery in Bandar Tasik Baru. The nanny assumed the
child was sleeping in the cot. When the mother of the child
came to pick him up at 5.00 pm, she found him
unconscious. She rushed him to the hospital but the doctor
confirmed that the baby had died.
The news report says that
a. The baby died at 5.00 pm

b. The nanny called the child’s mother.
c. The baby was not conscious when his mother fetched him
8.
IMMEDIATE VACANCY
Based in Singapore
Project Engineer (2 positions)
• Degree in Civil Engineering

• Minimum 5 years of working experience
• At least 2 years experience in
handling big construction projects
Good remuneration and fringe benefits!
Which of the following is true?
a. Applicants must work in Singapore.

b. Applicants will be hired for at least five years
c. Applicants will be working on big construction project for two years.
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Part 2
Questions 9-18
Read the text below and choose the best word for each space. For each question, choose the
correct answer A,B,C or D.
Hi Phil,
How’s it going? Remember that you said you had loads of old stuff, and didn’t know what to do
with it? Well, I’ve just had a great idea. Why not take it to a car boot sale? My cousin and I (0)
went to one last summer and we got rid of lots of things, and made some money too. First of
all, you (9) __________ to buy a local newspaper and see when the next one is.
I (10) __________ you choose a day when the weather will be nice because you’ll be standing
outside all day. It’s also good to have a table to (11) __________ your things. You (12)
__________ go on your own, really. It’s better if two people go. Hey! I can take you there in
my car. That way you (13) __________ borrow your dad’s car. I’ve got a few things I’ve been
meaning to throw away, but I haven’t got (14) __________ to it. I might be able to sell them.
What do you think? It (15) __________ be a good laugh. Also, we can (16) __________ the
most of the car boot sale and search for some (17) __________ for ourselves. We can find a
wide (18)__________ of things, but we must make sure we don’t come home with more than
we take there! Let me know what you think.
Kind regards,
Harry
0 A. have been B. have been going C. went D. was going

9 A. had B. might C. need D. must
10 A. realise B. recommend C. warn D. promote
11 A. attract B. delay C. display D. put aside
12 A. ought not B. ‘d rather not C. ‘d better D. shouldn’t
13 A. may not B. don’t have to C. can’t D. mustn’t
14 A. over B. on C. along D. round
15 A. has to B. must C. needs D. could
16 A. make B. take C. have D. do
17 A. coupons B. refunds C. sale D. bargains
18 A. location B. variety C. standard D. addition
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Part 3
Questions 19-26
You are going to read an extract from a magazine. For questions 19 to 26, choose the
correct answer (A,B,C or D)
Today’s active adults may find that their on-the-go lifestyles sometimes cause them to
miss out on important nutrients. Work, sports, children and leisure activities can have an
effect on meal preparations and eating habits. Therefore, the average diet today leaves
a lot to be desired.
Research finds our meals lacking in a number of essential nutrients, including

calcium, potassium, magnesium, and vitamins A,C and D. The need for additional food
supplements has practically become a necessity. The average person now eats very
few helping of fruits and vegetables. Processed food removes the natural nutrients and
replaces them with artificial supplements. The air we breathe contains increasingly more
oxidising pollutants.
That is why variety food supplements are in the market to help us get the
nutritional support to do our work well. These supplements can be obtained in
pharmacies, health stores and supermarkets. To be healthy we must make sure we
have a foundational nutrition. We must give the body what it needs. The body does its
best with whatever food we feed it. Dietary supplements are products taken by mouth
that contain dietary ingredients intended to supplement the diet. The dietary ingredients
in these products may include vitamins, minerals, herbs or other botanicals, amino acids
and substances such as enzymes, organ tissues and metabolites. Dietary supplements
can also be extracts or concentrates and may be found in many forms such as tablets,
capsules, soft gels, liquids or powders.
It is important to take supplements from several different sources. It is not good

to rely on any one brand. You want to have a variety of nutritional products so that you
are getting whole food sources from three or four different manufacturers on a daily
basis. This is the best way to be sure that you are getting a full complement of fruits,
vegetables, mushrooms, and other food sources that can provide peak nutrition for you.
Consumers benefit from a food supplement industry that ranks amongst the most
sophisticated in the world. In the world of holistic nutrition, we take whole food from
nature that is grown organically. If we do not, then we take superfood supplements.
They are dried, ground into powder and then shaped into pills or tablets. Superfoods
Taking certain dietary supplements in higher-than-recommended doses may even
interfere with nutrient absorption or cause side effects. While most of the supplements are
safe for consumption as long as we follow the instructions and dosage, we should not take
them as we like. Getting our nutrients straight from a pill sounds easy, but supplements do
not necessarily deliver on the promise of better health. Some can even be dangerous,
especially when taken in larger-than-recommended amounts. Taking them excessively can
be harmful. For instance, an overdose of vitamin C can cause diarrhea. Another example
is amino acid supplements which are widely used by athletes who believe that having more
of these basic building blocks available enables skeletal muscles to get stronger and have
better endurance without the added calories. However, an excess of amino acid
supplements tends to cause an imbalance of the amino acids already present in the body.
Consequently, they cause fever, skin rash, muscle and joint pains.
(Adapted from ‘Dietary supplements’ http://www.cfsan.fda.govl-dms/ds-oview.html)
19. In paragraph 1,what causes adults to miss out on important nutrients?
a) They don’t pay attention to food preparation because they spend too much time on
sporting activities
b) They don’t pay attention to food preparation because they have to look after children and
home
c) They don’t pay attention to food preparation because they are involved in many activities
d) They don’t pay attention to food preparation because their jobs are demanding
20. In paragraph 2, why does the writer say food supplements have become a necessity?
a) People are eating too much processed food

b) People are not eating enough vegetables
c) The air is polluted
d) All of the reasons above
21. In paragraph 3, why is meant by ‘foundational nutrition’?
a) It means basic nourishment

b) It means original nourishment
c) It means primary nourishment
d) It means elementary nourishment
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22. from paragraph 3, what is the definition of food supplements?
a) Food supplements are extracts or concentrates.

b) Food supplements are capsules, gels, tablets liquids and powders.
c) Food supplements are made up of enzymes, organ tissues and metabolites.
d) Food supplements are vitamins, minerals, enzymes, amino acids and the like.
23. In paragraph 4, why does the writer say it is better to take supplements from several
different sources?
a) This is to ensure consumers support all the companies involved

b) Consumers will get a range of fruits, vegetables, mushrooms and the like
c) This allows consumers to get holistic nutrition and superfood supplements
d) Consumers can try different manufacturers and then choose what is the best for them.
24. With reference to paragraph 5, what is lacking in supplements?
a) Supplements do not provide healthy nutrients

b) Supplements are limited to calcium, vitamins and folic acid.
c) Supplements cannot provide the same nutrients as a plate of food
d) Supplements do not have the same food combination as a plate of food
25. In paragraph 6, why is taking higher-than-recommended doses of supplements dangerous?
a) It is very harmful.
b) It may cause death.
c) It may cause side effects.
d) It may cause body aches and joint pains
26. What is the purpose of the writer in writing this article?
a) To state who should take supplements

b) To let readers know what supplements are made up of
c) To write about the variety of supplements available in the market
d) To show that vitamins, minerals and nutrients from food are still the best when compared
to taking supplements.
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Part 4
Questions 27 to 32
You are going to read an article about corona viruses. Six sentences have been removed from
the article. Choose from the sentences A to H the one which fits each gap (27 to 32). There
are two extra sentences which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the separate
answer sheet.
What are corona viruses?
SARS-CoV-2 belongs to a family of single-stranded RNA viruses known as

coronaviridae, a common type of virus which affects mammals, birds and reptiles.
In humans, it commonly causes mild infections, similar to the common cold, and
accounts for 10–30% of upper respiratory tract infections in adults. More serious infections are
rare, although corona viruses can cause enteric and neurological disease. 27
Previous corona virus outbreaks include Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS),
first reported in Saudi Arabia in September 2012, and severe acute respiratory syndrome
(SARS), identified in southern China in 2003. MERS infected around 2,500 people and led to
more than
850 deaths while SARS infected more than 8,000 people and resulted in nearly 800 deaths. 28
29. Although the incubation period of this strain is currently unknown, but that
symptoms may appear in as few as 2 days or as long as 14 days after exposure. 30
It is currently unclear where the virus has come from. 31 . Some research has claimed
that the cross-species transmission may be between snake and human; however, this claim has
been contested.
32 . However it is not yet clear the exact animal origin, if any, of SARS-CoV-2.
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A. The case fatality rates for these conditions E. Mammals such as camels and bats were
35% and 10%, respectively. have been implicated in previous
corona virus outbreaks
B. Originally, the virus was understood to F. Chinese researchers have indicated

have originated in a food market in Wuhan that SARS-CoV-2 may be infectious
and subsequently spread from animal during its incubation period.
to human.
C. SARS-CoV-2 is a new strain of G. The incubation period of a corona

corona virus that has not been virus varies but is generally
previously identified in humans. up to two weeks.
D. In severe cases, the corona virus can H. MERS and SARS are spread by
cause pneumonia, severe acute respiratory respiratory droplets produced by an
Syndrome, kidney failure and death infected person when they sneeze or
cough.
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Part 5
Questions 33 to 40.
We interviewed six adults about the effects of social media usage. Read the texts below
and answer the questions that follow.
A – Janet ,40
“False information is spread at lightning speed – and false information never seems to go
away.”
B – Charlie,26
“Social media is rampant with misinformation both about the corona virus and political
and social issues, and the social media organizations do not do enough to combat this.”
C – Michael,50
“People don’t respect others’ opinions. They take it personally and try to fight with the other
group. You can’t share your own thoughts on controversial topics without fearing someone will
try to hurt you or your family.”
D – Adam,42
“People cannot distinguish fact from opinion, nor can they critically evaluate sources. They
tend to believe everything they read, and when they see contradictory information (particularly
propaganda), they shut down and don’t appear to trust any information.”
E – Tevez,34
“It brings people together; folks can see that there are others who share the same/similar
experience, which is really important, especially when so many of us are isolated.”
F – Geremi,25
“Helps people stay connected and share experiences. I also get advice and recommendations
via social media.”
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Questions 33 to 36
Which paragraph (A - F) describes the following experiences of social media? Mark your
answers on the separate answer sheet.
Statements Paragraph
33. I receive a lot of rumors. …………..
34. I scared to share my opinions. …………..
35. I can have a lot of friends. …………..
36. I get input to have a better understanding of the world. .………..…
Questions 37 to 40
Complete the notes below using information from the text. Choose no more than one word
from the passage for each answer.
What We Know About Social Media.
• We should verify the information in social media before sending to others because it can
be (37) _________ information.
• We could not expect other people to (38) ________ our opinion in social media.
• Social media brings people (39) ___________ when talking about same interest.
• No man is an island because users are staying (40) __________.
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SPM
FORM 4 REVISION
MODULE
3
For each question, mark the correct answer A, B or C on your answer sheet.
On a sleepover, my five-year-old granddaughter and I were doing our

bedtime routine. We were about to leave the bathroom when she
noticed something amiss. “Nana,” she said, “aren’t you going to put
your teeth to bed?’
Adapted from Reader’s Digest
1. Based from the text, we know that the grandmother

A has no teeth
B is toothless
C uses dentures
D wears braces
Dreamt of going to Spain but have no money? Get a fully-paid

holiday to Spain by buying a Yamoho stringed instrument and get the
entry form. Answer the simple questions and complete the slogan.
Contest ends 31 December 2021.
2. Who will probably participate in this competition?

A Victoria who bought a violin
B Luqman who bought a clarinet
C Fazura who bought a saxophone
D Danish who bought a drum
3. The winner will probably stay in

A Tokyo
B Paris
C Madrid
D Bali
On the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the Chinese Lunar calendar,
Malaysians of Chinese origin celebrate the Lantern Festival. The origin of this
festival dates back to the time of the great Chinese philosopher, Confucius. About
600 years after his death, during the Tang Dynasty, the tradition of lighting lanterns
became popular.
4. According to the article, the Lantern Festival is only celebrated

A by Malaysians
B on the day that Confucius died
C on the fifteenth day of every month
D on the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the Chinese Lunar calendar
Present this voucher and buy a second bottle of Pepsi at half price. Offer valid until
31 December 2022. Valid at all Family Mart outlets except at KLIA and Genting
Highlands.
5. Kamal should do all the following to buy a second bottle of Pepsi at half price, except
A obtain a voucher
B buy a bottle of Pepsi at regular price
C buy a bottle of Pepsi at the KLIA outlet
D utilize the voucher before 31 December 2022
Most people jump into exercise without warming up or end the exercise without
cooling down. They do not realize the importance of either warming up or cooling
down. In fact, cooling down is necessary after a vigorous exercise. This is because our
muscle produces waste products that need to be taken out of the system. So, you need to
cool down to ensure the body is given the opportunity to do so. You should continue to
move slowly instead of sitting down.
6. The word vigorous can be replaced by

A energetic
B strong
C powerful
D excellent
How to boost your self-esteem?
• Accept compliments from others
• Give compliments to others
• Treat your body well
7. You need to do all of the following to boost your self-esteem, except

A exercise and take balanced meals
B say thank you
C speak good of yourself to others
D recognize the beauty in others
ENZYMO
Exquisitely prepared for perfect health

• Improves blood circulation
• Reduces tiredness ENZYMO
• Good for stomach
• Made from over a thousand types of vegetables and fruits
• A Japanese product
8. From the text, we know that Enzymo

A is exported to Japan
B aids in digestion
C promotes fatigue
D inapt for vegetarians
Read the passage below and choose the best word for each space. For each question, mark
the correct answer A, B, C or D on your answer sheet.
WORLD EARTH DAY AT ZOO NEGARA
Zoo Negara (0)__has___ lined (9)_____ a list of exciting events for World Earth Day.
Over 100 volunteers will help green the zoo with a variety of trees and plants in conjunction
with the (10)_____ for the World Earth Day celebration ‘Call for Climate’.
The planting activity is open to volunteers aged 18 and above. The majority who have
signed up are teenagers and young adults, (11)_____ that many youngsters (12)_____ serious
efforts to help preserve the Earth. The volunteers (13)_____ from 8.30 am to noon.
To ensure that children also take part in the celebration, Zoo Negara is organising a
colouring competition themed, ‘Wildlife and the Environment’ at the show arena at 3.30 pm.
An exhibition titled ‘Tips to Save the Earth’ will be held at the main entrance until the end of
the month with the aim of educating visitors (14)_____ their role in (15)_____ the Earth.
A series of talks to promote awareness (16)_____ the need to preserve and conserve the
environment will be held at the Tunku Abdul Rahman Theatre from noon to 4.00 pm. Among
the topics which will be highlighted at the seminar will be ‘Climate Change’, ‘The Status of
Malaysian Rivers’ and ‘Wetlands are not Wastelands’.
The opening of the (17)_____ aquarium will also be held. Based on the theme, ‘A Journey
through the Malaysian River’, the aquarium will be the country’s first and only education
facility to provide (18)_____ knowledge on the Malaysian wetlands ecosystems.
0. A has B. have C. had D. is
9. A. in B. up C. on D. out
10. A. subject B. theme C. themed D. topic
11. A. shows B. showing C. show D. showed
12. A. is taken B. are taken C. is taking D. are taking
13. A. will be worked B. will work C. will be working D. will working

14. A. on B. for C. at D. in
15. A. preserves B. preserving C. preservation D. preserve
16. A. for B. on C. at D. in
17. A. zoos’s B. zoos’ C. zoo D. zoo’s
18. A. in-deep B. on-deep C. in-depth D. on-depth

Read the text below and answer the following questions. Choose the best answer A, B, C or D.
For each question, mark the correct answer A, B, C or D on your answer sheet.
1 It is perhaps the most reproduced, recycled and ripped off image of the 20th Century. Che
Guevara, his eyes framed by heavy brows, a single-starred beret pulled over his unruly hair, stares
out of the shot with glowering intensity. It's now more than 50 years since the Argentine-born
rebel was shot dead, so any young radicals who cheered on his revolutionary struggles in Cuba
and Bolivia are well into middle age.
2 But the image has been infinitely repeated - emblazoned on T-shirts and sprayed on to walls,
transformed into pop art and used to wrap ice-creams and sell cigarettes - and its appeal has not
faded. "There is no other image like it. What other image has been sustained in this way?" asks
Trisha Ziff, the curator of a touring exhibition on the iconography of Che. "Che Guevara has
become a brand. And the brand's logo is the image, which represents change. It has becomes the
icon of the outside thinker, at whatever level - whether it is anti-war, pro-green or anti-
globalisation," she says.
3 The unchecked proliferation of the picture - based on a photograph by Alberto Korda in

1960 - is partly due to a political choice by Korda and others not to demand payment for non-
commercial use of the image. Jim Fitzpatrick, who produced the ubiquitous high-contrast drawing
in the late 1960s as a young graphic artist, said he actively wanted his art to be disseminated.
"I deliberately designed it to breed like rabbits," he says of his image, which removes the
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original photograph's shadows and volume to create a stark and emblematic graphic portrait. "I
was determined that the image should receive the broadest possible circulation," he adds.
5 For Ms Ziff, Che Guevara's murder also marks the beginning of the mythical image. "The
birth of the image happens at the death of Che in October 1967," she says. "He was good-looking,
he was young, but more than that, he died for his ideals, so he automatically becomes an icon."
The story of the original photograph, of how it left Cuba and was carried by admirers to
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Europe before being reinterpreted in Mr Fitzpatrick's iconic drawing, is a fascinating journey in
its own right. Alberto Korda captured his famous frame on 5 March 1960 during a mass funeral
in Havana. A day earlier, a French cargo ship loaded with ammunition had exploded in the city's
harbour, killing some 80 Cubans - an act Fidel Castro blamed on the US. Korda, Fidel Castro's
official photographer, describes Che's expression in the picture, which he labelled "Guerrillero
Heroico" (the heroic fighter), as "encabronadao y dolente" - angry and sad. Unpublished, the
picture was seen only by those who passed through Korda's studio, where it hung on a wall. One
man who brought the image to Europe was the leftist Italian intellectual, Giangiacomo Feltrinelli,
who distributed posters across Italy in 1967. After that, Korda's photograph made an appearance
in several European magazines. Mr Fitzpatrick first came across a tiny version of it in the German
weekly. Only months later, when he finally got his hands on a larger version of the photograph,
was he able to produce the image that has such universal appeal. "I'd got an original copy of the
image sent to me by a guy involved with a group of Dutch anarchists, called the Provo."
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After Che Guevara's death, an outraged Mr Fitzpatrick furiously reprinted originals of the
poster and sent it to left-wing political activist groups across Europe. Part of his fury stemmed from
vivid memories working behind a bar in Ireland as a teenager, and seeing Che walk in. The
revolutionary was briefly exploring the homeland of his Irish ancestors during a stopover on a flight
to Moscow. "I must have been around 16," Mr Fitzpatrick remembers. "It was a bright, sunny
morning. I knew immediately who he was. He was an immensely charming man - likeable,
8 roguish, good fun and very proud of being Irish."
Mr Fitzpatrick's version of Che arrived on the continent as many countries were in a state
of flux, says Ms Ziff. "His death was followed by demonstrations, first in Milan and then
elsewhere. Very soon afterwards there was the Prague Spring and May '68 in France. Europe
was in turmoil. People wanted change, disruption and rebellion and he became a symbol of that
9 change."
As time went on, the meaning and the man represented by the image became separated in
the western context, Ms Ziff explains. But in Latin America, she points out, Che Guevara's face
remains a symbol of armed revolution and indigenous struggle. Combining capitalism and
commerce, religion and revolution, the icon remains unchallenged, Ms Ziff says. "There is no
other image that remotely takes us to all these different places."
Source: BBC News
19. In paragraph 1, how does Che appear in the famous image?

A. he seems content
B. he’s not looking at the photographer
C. he’s wearing something around his neck
D. he looks clean-cut and tidy
20. In paragraph 2, according to Trisha Ziff, who does the image represent well?
A. ice-cream and cigarette sellers
B. those supporting military intervention
C. ones who may be looking for revolutionary change
D. the poorest generations
21. In paragraph 3, what didn’t the graphic image’s creator try to make money out of its use?
A. he didn’t need the money
B. to help its spread
C. he considers profit to be ‘anti-revolutionary’
D. he didn’t know it was being used without permission
22. In paragraph 6, where was the original photo in the years after it was taken?
A. in the possession of the photographer
B. on the tour throughout Europe
C. in Fidel Castro’s office in Havana
D. it remained undeveloped
23. In paragraph 8, what persuaded Jim Fitzpatrick to create the image?
A. ambition
B. greed
C. sadness
D. anger
24. In paragraph 8, what is the meaning of the word “flux”?

A. chaos
B. war
C. change
D. struggle
25. In paragraph 9, what is the meaning of the word “indigenous”?

A. native
B. expatriate
C. migrant
D. adventitious
26. From paragraph 9, what is Ms Ziff’s point at the end?

A. the image created revolutionary change in Europe
B. the image’s legacy lasts because it means many things to many people
C. the image is used to sell many things in Latin America
D. the image is losing its appeal in the West.
You are going to read a story. Six sentences have been removed from the passage. Choose from
the sentences (A-H) to fit each gap (27-32). There are two extra sentences which you do not
need to use. For each question, mark the correct answer (A-H) on your answer sheet.
The Dog Boy

Are you afraid of dogs? Dogs can be scary. Large dogs can jump up on you and knock
you down and a harmless-looking small dog can bite. But a dog expert from the USA, Cesar
Millan has been able to handle even the most difficult and dangerous dogs since he was a child.
If you've ever seen Millan on his daily four-hour walk with around 40 dogs, you might
almost believe that Millan speaks their language. The dogs obey his every command. Perhaps that
27.
is why people call him a "dog whisperer". In fact, Millan claims he understands the
way a dog's mind works.
His philosophy is simple. He says that dogs are descended from wolves and they think in the
same way. Wolves are social creatures that live in groups. In every pack of wolves there is one
special wolf that all the others obey. 28.
Unfortunately, few people understand this basic fact about dog psychology, so Millan has
to train the owners to communicate properly with their pets. What does this mean? For a start, it
means letting the dog know you're their boss - not their best friend or their parent. 29. Instead,
the dog really needs lots of exercise and clear rules in order to behave well and you can give it
love and affection only after the dog obeys you.
It was as a child in Mexico that Millan first became interested in dogs. While growing up, he
used to spend time on a farm where he watched dogs working with cows. Milan was fascinated by
how intelligent the dogs were and later, when he was 15, he got a job helping out in a vet's
office. 30. Millan realised he had a special gift and he began to dream of going to
Hollywood and becoming a famous dog trainer.
Millan was in his 20s before he finally managed to reach America. 31. Later, he
got a job working in a place that takes care of dogs and people began to notice that Millan had a way
with dogs. Soon more and more people began asking him to help them out with their pets. His first
real break came when Hollywood actor Will Smith asked Millan for a hand with his dog. The actor
and his wife were so impressed with Millan that they recommended him to all their friends.
Today, Millan has achieved his dream. He has his own dog psychology centre, he's the
author of a well-known book and he has his own popular television show called “The Dog
Whisperer".
32. "A lot of people don't realise I've been working with dogs for more than
20 years - long before my TV show or book," he says. "Success followed me because I was
following my dream of being the best dog trainer in the world."
A. How does Millan feel about his success?

B. Lots of people are and with good reason.
C. At first, he spoke no English and he had to take any job he could find.
D. The teenager was so good at handling dogs that people started calling him “el perrero”-
Spanish for “the dog boy”.
E. According to Millan, in many countries, especially in America, owners tend to be too
loving and treat their dogs like children.
F. However, it is important to use the proper method when walking your dog.
G. This is the name given to people who have a special ability to communicate with dogs.
H. Apparently, like their wild ancestors, dogs will only respect and obey their owners if
they respect them as their leaders.
Read the poster on the different types of spices and answer the questions that follow.
Questions 33 - 36
Using the information given, write the name of the most appropriate spice in the table below.
Mark your answers on your answer sheet.
Description Spice
33 Devi has developed severe rashes on her skin.

34 Mei Ling’s kitchen always smells after the rain due to
the dirty drains near her house.
Jimmy has severe digestion problem and doctors have
35 advised him to seek herbal remedies.
Kaleeda loves to cook Arabic food with strong flavour
36
such as ‘Lamb Haneeth’ to serve to her family.
Questions 37 - 40
Complete the notes below using information from the poster. Choose no more than one word
from the passage for each answer. Mark your answers on your answer sheet.
• Saffron is the most costly spice with a (37) _________ sweet taste.
• Star anise has a strong (38)_________ taste and popular in Arabic cuisine.
• Allspice is not a combination of spices although it tastes like a (39) _________
of different spices.
• Cumin is a popular spice that is widely used in North African and Indian (40) ______.
READING Set 2
Part 1
Questions 1 to 8
Read the text carefully in each question. Choose the best answer A, B or C. For
each question, mark the correct answer A, B or C on your answer sheet.
Module 1a
Eja, 15 1 Eja decides to quit Instagram because
I’m on Instagram and I am currently A She spends too much time

thinking about deactivating it. For one thing, playing games online
it is taking up too much of my time. I play
virtual games, chat with a bunch of people B Her mum follows all her activities
and I have hundreds of friends. The more through Instagram
time I spend on Instagram, the less time I
have with my real life. I think the final straw C She spends lots of time chatting
is my mum. She is on Instagram too and I with friends online
made a mistake of allowing her to follow
me. She constantly checks her Instragram
and now she follows my every move. It’s
totally embarrassing and I can’t do a thing
without her knowing
Nick’s webpage 2 Which statement is true about Nick?

My mates and I
A He loves hanging out with his best
I have loads of friends and my best pal is pal, Kelvin.
Kelvin. I find nothing more entertaining than
hanging out with him. We spend most of B He loves tennis, squash and
our time playing sports- squash and tennis cycling.
mostly. When we have long holidays, we go
on cycling trips. Kelvin is very sporty and he C He and Kelvin are equally good at
is crazy about tennis. His favourite tennis playing tennis
player is Roger Federer. We play tennis
together every evening after work. Kelvin is
an excellent tennis player. I can’t say that I
am as good as he is but I’m improving.
Nick’s webpage 3 Which of the following is true about
My interest Nick?
Besides music, I am into films and plays. I A He loves watching films

want to be an actor. My dream is to be an
action star hero like Hairul Azreen. I admire B He is an actor and works part-time
his acting work in Paskal and Wira. I at a local KFC restaurant
probably have watched the movies three
times! At the moment, I am working part-time C He and his friends are good at
at a local KFC restaurant during the day drawing
because I want to earn money for acting
classes. My acting class is run by Fauziah
Nawi. I also love drawing. Unlike my friends,
I’m quite good at it and also creative
Siti’s family group 4 Which of the following is true?

24 Sept 2021
A Lily is a silly girl
Siti 12:05pm
My 10-year-old Lily told me that her B Kina is defending Lily

friend, Adele, had goosebumps when she
was asked to sing in front of the class. To
my amusement, she replied that a goose C Siti is not happy with Lily
does not have bumps !
Rozi 12:30pm
Haha! So silly of her!
Kina12:45pm
Don’t be so harsh! We have to explain

the meaning to her. She is still young.
Yes, but how do you know? You

Module 1b
didn’t join us.
Hi, Jessie!
I saw the video Mark posted onto his
Instagram page.
Hello, Ashraf. It seems you had a lot
of fun on the school trip.
So, all our friends can see it now? I’m
tired of him uploading personal things
all the time. I’ll have a word with Mark
about that and tell him to delete it. 5 Which of the following statements
is true?
Don’t worry, it’s not that embarrassing.
A Jessie is teasing Ashraf about the
school trip.
B Ashraf is fed up with Mark’s actions

on a social networking site.
C Mark often uploads embarrassing

videos of all his friends.
6 Which statement is true about the

The Smashing Code Challenge –
Smashing Code Challenge?
registration now open!
Calling all Secondary School students! A Winners will get an award at the
Turing Award ceremony.
The Smashing Code Challenge is a
fabulous opportunity to show off your B It is an individual event involving
coding and programming skills.
various activities.
The four teams which make it to the final C The final four teams will go against
stage will compete in activities that will
challenge them to solve problems. each other.
The champions will get the chance to go

to the prestigious Turing Award
ceremony in San Francisco! The second-
placed team will go on a short study tour
in Shanghai.
bird seagull
and not just ‘seagull’.
Exact references can help you find what

you’re looking for. If you are looking for an
How To Be a Smart Searcher? exact phrase or sentence, e.g.
“seagulls are very clever”
Several keywords will help to find better , type it
results. If you want to find out about
between inverted commas (“ ”) and only
seagulls, for example, search for exact matches will be shown.
Avoid common words. These aren’t always 7 Which of the following statements
helpful and are usually unnecessary.
is true?
A Inverted commas are useful to
find something specific.
B Adding words like ‘a’ or ‘the’ can
Learning English
Forum help you get better search results.
C Use only one keyword for a
Banjo_Boy asks:
single search.
I was in the USA on a language course
last summer. It was a fantastic learning
experience! People were so friendly and
welcoming. I’m going on a British
summer course this year. I heard that
English people are more unfriendly and
polite. Is that true? I’m worried about the
language as well. I learned American
English at school, and I’ve heard that
British English is different. I’m worried
that I’ll misunderstand everyone, make
errors and appear impolite. Can anyone
help?
8 Which statement is true

about Banjo_Boy?
A He is worried about making
mistakes in his language and
behaviour when he goes to Britain.
B He thinks that his trip to America
won’t be as fun as last year’s trip to
Britain.
C He wants to learn the differences

between American English and
British English.
Part 1
Questions 1 to 8
Module 2a
1 Which statement is true?

Thousands of charities and non-profit
organisations around the world have helped A Non-profit organisations need to be
people in need. Competition is fierce and creative to raise money for their
they have to think of imaginative ways to cause
raise money. A recent trend shows
charitable bodies attracting the help of the B Non-profit organisations perform
public who does all types of weird and weird and usual challenges to raise
wonderful activities to raise money on their money for their cause
behalf. . People are prepared to do unusual
and even extreme things for this cause. C People refrain from doing unusual
things to raise money for
charitable cause
2 Which statement is true about Jenny?

Hi, Jenny. I heard you have volunteered to
go without food for 48 hours in support of
Food Relief Aid for Africa. A Jenny has no experience going
without food for two days
Yes, Siti. This is my second attempt

for this charity body I’m supporting B Jenny is confident about
right now.
completing the challenge
I’m sure this will be a walk in park successfully
for you since it’s your second time
doing it.
C Jenny volunteers to complete the
I sure hope so. The current weather challenge for charitable purposes
worries me. I pray I could last for two
days straight
Best of luck Jenny. I will make my

contribution to the fund today.
I missed out the Bakti Charity for
the Underprivileged last night.
3 Which of the following is true?
A The charity event was a success
B The charity event received

RM50,000 sponsorship of books
C The charity event received books

Yes, you are right. We did not expect such a and school uniforms worth
good turnout. All the RM1000 and RM2000
tables were completed taken. We managed RM50,000
to raise RM50,000. Besides, there were also
donations and sponsorship in kind such as
books and school uniform
Ebit Liew, an entrepreneur and 4 Which statement is true about Ebit

philanthropist has definitely made a Liew?
household name for himself. He became
famous after posting his charitable work A Ebit Liew is well known for his
during MCO. He was seen giving bags of business ventures
rice and oil, mattresses, paying forward 2
months of rent and buying face masks and B Ebit Liew encourages others to join
shields for the needy and this sparked him through his charity work
interest among others to join his worthy
cause. He launched food banks at all his C Ebit Liew launched his food bank at
Elewsmart branch and flew tonnes of basic local convenience stores
food items from his convenience store to
Sabah. During the Klang Valley water crisis,
he was also seen sending 2 water tanks to
Batu Caves.
starting from 3 p.m. until 10 p.m. on 21
June to celebrate its launch.
Module 2b
Until 31st July, passengers will also be
able to enjoy a 50% discount on this line
Launching in June plus the same discount on bus services
from all monorail stations.
Customer Notice
Free rides on the new Jalan Hang Tuah -

Bandar Hilir monorail line are available
LEYTON: Passengers waiting at Leyton Train
Station yesterday morning got quite a shock
5 Which of the following statements
when the 8:14 train came off the tracks as it
was approaching the station. Within is true about the notice?
minutes, there was a small explosion and the
A Free monorail rides are
two front carriages caught fire. Station
workers, along with bystanders, were quick available throughout the launch
to react and were able to get everybody off day.
the train. Fortunately, only a few people
were injured in the accident, and none of B Free bus rides will be provided
them seriously. Police are looking into what at all monorail stations.
could have caused the accident.
C Passengers have to pay normal
fare after July.

is true?
A There was a fire at Leyton

Train Station.
B A few bystanders were hurt in

the accident.
C The police are investigating

how the train became derailed.
7 The purpose of the advertisement
is
COCOASIA
A to introduce a new chocolate
Bean-to-Bar Chocolate Maker
product.
Exploring the untold story of chocolate
B to tell consumers how to identify
Our chocolate-making process is
good chocolate.
carefully chosen to bring out the
natural flavours of cacao beans, C to improve the sales of
allowing chocolate lovers to appreciate
cacao beans from Asian
the art of chocolate in its purest form.
We source cacao beans directly from farmers.
a unique collection of small farms in
Asian countries. With characteristics of
the finest cacao beans, our latest
chocolate bar has been perfected.
Madagascar – When to go?
Madagascar has two seasons, a warm, wet is true?
season from November to April, and a cooler A The northwest is hotter than the
dry season between May and October.
southwest.
The east coast is hotter and wetter, with up B The wettest part of the island is the
to 4000mm of rainfall per year. In the rainy
east.
season, there are strong winds, and these
can cause a lot of damage. C The wet season is colder than the
dry season.
The central part of the country is much drier
and cooler. About 1,400 mm of rain falls in
the rainy season, but the summer is usually
sunny and dry.
In the west coast, the summers can be

extremely hot, especially in the southwest.
This part of the country only gets around
300mm of rain per year.
Part 1
Questions 1 to 8
Module 3a
1 The poster says that..
A the T-shirt offer is valid throughout

February
B the T-shirt is available in 30 colours C
the T-shirt is sold at RM55 a unit
Computers for sale 2 Which statement is true about the

Cash & instalments acceptable computer sale ?
Easy payment scheme A The scheme is valid for all

(for all computers computers
below RM5000)
 No guarantors required B No first payment is required
 No down payment needed
 Eligible for 21 years old and above C There is no instalment period
 Instalment up to 4 years
JUMP BOOTS  Wearing this helps you reduce pain in
 The boot is exclusively your leg and back
designed for trampolining  Available in various sizes, making it
 It has a spring suitable for all ages
at the bottom to help you bounce  Adjustable with easy to fit straps
 Free booklet with jumping techniques 3 Which of the following is true about
given with every purchase the jump boots?
A The boots are made exclusively

for the young
Come on, Fifi! Why do you give me that
sour look?
B The boots and booklet are sold
separately
I don’t feel like coughing up money
unless I have to. That’s quite a sum.
C The boots allow you to jump
around like a trampoline
But it is for a good cause. The money you
give will be used to buy 3 new air
conditioners for our school library. The
library can be really warm and stuffy
during the hot summer months.
4 Which of the following is true?
Well, yes, I suppose so

A Fifi is tired
B Fifi is reluctant C
Fifi is stingy
Well, it’s working. I’m starving. Give me

some of that bread, will you?
Module 3b
Khalil, shall we go and get a coffee?
Sure, why not? And maybe

something to eat. Mmmmm,
We’re hiring!
What’s that smell, Lina?
IT Recruitment Officer
It’s the bread we just bought.
It’s very fresh. We are looking for recent graduates who would
like to work with some of the most important
No, it’s something cooking. It’s coming companies in the digital industry. This post is
from the supermarket I think. based in Dubai.
It’s probably chicken. They do that You will be responsible for:

to make you more hungry.  creating job descriptions
 advertising jobs
 finding possible candidates
We are looking for someone with passion,
drive and commitment. You must be able to
work under pressure and be self-motivated
and people-focused. 5 Which of the following statements
is true?
 Competitive basic salary plus commission
A The smell of freshly-baked bread

makes Khalil feel hungry.
B Khalil decides to eat bread with

chicken as he is starving.
C The supermarket uses the smell of

chicken to influence shoppers.

is true?
A This job is located abroad.
B The ability to drive is a requirement

for this job.
C Employees have to compete for

commission.
 Offer ends 31st January
BUBBLE KIOSK
New Year e-Voucher VOUCHER CODE: BUBBLE4U-8537
Get a RM5 reduction on drinks with

this promotion. E-voucher must be
presented to cashier at outlet.
TERMS & CONDITIONS:

 Minimum purchase of drinks worth
RM10
 Valid every day except
on weekends
 Valid for single use only
7 Which of the following C The customer must show the
statements is true? voucher before making payment.
A The voucher can be
redeemed multiple times.
B The drinks can only be
purchased using the voucher
code.
Young Leaders Conference 8 Which of the following statements is

Conference Programme
true?
8.00- Conference opening A Helen Yap thinks that we should

8.30 Dr Felix Martin know our own leadership style and
Leadership styles not change it.
with Helen Yap
8.30- Consider the different B Amelia Ibrahim believes that we
9.30 leadership styles and how you should give feedback to help
can adapt yours to suit your
team. others get better at what they do.
9.30- C Kumar Raj will focus on the
Coffee break
10.00 problems with change.
Giving feedback
with Amelia Ibrahim
10.00-
Explore the different ways to
11.00
give feedback to maximise
development.
Managing change
with Kumar Raj
11.00-
Help your team deal with
12.00
change and to see the positives
change can bring.
Answer Key
Form 4 – Modul Khas 1

Part 1
Module 1a and 1b
1 B
2 A
3 A
4 B
5 B
6 C
7 A
8 A
Module 2 a and 2b
1 A
2 C
3 A
4 B
5 C
6 C
7 A
8 B
Module 3a and 3b
1 A
2 B
3 C
4 B
5 C
6 A
7 C
8 B
Part 2
SET 1
UNIT 1 (LET’S CHAT)
Questions 9 to 18
Read the text below and choose the best word for each space. For each question, mark
the correct letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet.
The mobile phones of back then vs smartphones of today
Today, our smartphones are basically a part of us. When we leave our homes without them,
it suddenly (0) feels as though we’re missing a limb or we’ve been disconnected from
everything. Since its conception, the mobile phone has evolved from the basic devices to the
multifunctional smartphones.
Here are some of the many ways which mobile phones have changed. Previously,
memory (9) _________ limited to just storing numbers and messages. Today, many
smartphones (10) ________sufficient memory storage for videos, photos, music, apps and
much more.
In terms of mobile data, many users have started looking for plans that offer the most
data with good price. To meet that demand, many companies have started offering plans
packed with more data so (11) videos is not a problem.
There was also a time when we (12) ________ around a separate (13) ________
just for music such as Walkman, MP3 or an iPod. But now, with music streaming apps, you’ll
no longer be limited to the amount of music files you (14) _________ store on your
smartphone. In addition to helping you free up space on your smartphone, apps like Spotify
and JOOX, give you access to a (15) library of songs.
Lastly, the (16) ________ interesting part which is camera. It is hard to believe that
the function was introduced to the market in 2000. However, the evolution of the mobile phone
camera and the convenient (17) ________ to the Internet has made it easier for many
to share parts of their lives with others. For instance, users share pictures of their lunch or
snaps of places they have been to and (18) ________ on Facebook, Instagram and
Snapchat in just a few clicks.
(Adapted from
https://www.thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news/2017/05/17/the-mobile-phones-of-back-then-vs-smartpho
nes-of-today/
1. A. feel B. felt C. feels D. feeling
9. A. was B. is C. were D. are
10. A. offered B. offering C. offer D. offers
11. A. streaming B. surfing C. watching D. stream
12. A. carried B. carry C. carries D. carrying
13. A. apps B. device C. gadget D. equipment
14. A. could B. may C. can D. might
15. A. widest B. wider C. wide D. more wider
16. A. last B. best C. most D. more
17. A. access B. accessible C. connect D. connection
18. A. install B. upload C. download D. send

SET 2
UNIT 2 (READY FOR ANYTHING)
Questions 9 to 18
Christiano Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo (0) grew up in a small tin-roofed home in Madeira, Portugal. Ronaldo's
house was built on the same level with the ground. Many people believed that this (9)
________ his wish, because he did not want the public to know in what kind of (10) _______
he lived.
At a very young age, he developed his (11) for football. He loved the game
so much, that he would skip his meals. At 12, Ronaldo had to leave his family to pursue his
dream of becoming a football player as he was accepted to play for Sporting Youth Club
located 600 miles from his home. It was difficult for him and he (12) ________ every day,
because he missed his family.
When he was 15 years old, he was (13) _________with "racing heart", a condition
that might have forced him to give up football. (14) _________, that did not stop him. Right
after the laser surgery, he was back at the training camp and worked harder compared to his
previous years.
His (15) _________ footwork and goal scoring abilities caught the attention of
Manchester United, to (16) _________ him as football player for $20 million. It was during a
friendly game between Sporting and Manchester United which ended with the score of 3-0.
All Manchester United players suggested to Sir Alex Ferguson, Manchester United’s coach,
that he should sign Christiano.
No matter which team he was (17) in, he dominated the playing field with
his top-notch performance. He won (18) _________ trophies with Manchester United and
Real Madrid. He also won European Championship with the national team of Portugal.
Good thing about him is he does not drink, because his father was an alcoholic. He does
not smoke, he does not have a tattoo and he contributes a lot of his money to charities. Today,
he can be considered as one of the best football players in the history of football.
(Adapted from https://steemit.com/story/@bloomberg215/short-story-of-cristiano-ronaldo

0 A. grew B. had grown C. grows D. grow
9. A. is B. are C. was D. were
10. A. trouble B. hardship C. difficulty D. struggle
11. A. love B. craze C. interest D. passion
12. A. cried B. cry C. cries D. crying
13. A. diagnoses B. diagnosed C. been diagnosed D. diagnose
14. A. Although B. However C. Though D. In contrast
15. A. powerful B. awesome C. unforgettable D. remarkable
16. A. sign B. assigned C. target D. approach
17. A. play B. playing C. played D. plays
18. A. much B. some C. many D. few

SET 3
UNIT 3 (BUY IT!)
Questions 9 to 18
The pros and cons of online shopping
Nowadays, it seems like everything is going digital. Everything is just one click away,
from news articles and recipes to yoga tutorials, you can (0) find almost everything on the
internet. That’s why online shopping is a current trend. With one click, you (9)
________order and purchase anything you want, and have it (10) directly to your
address. For someone with a hectic schedule, this seems ideal.
First of all, online shopping can be less burdensome than hitting the high street
shops. There are no huge crowds of people or tediously long queues. With online shopping,
it’s just you and your computer or mobile phone. It’s like you have the whole shop to
yourself! Next, online stores are (11) _________24 hours. This is perfect for anyone with a
tight (12) . You can even make an order at three o’clock in the morning.
In the bustling modern world, there are clearly many benefits to online shopping.
However, to some, there are also several cons. With online shopping, you cannot try before
purchasing, and that’s a definite disadvantage. Often, when the new clothes arrive, they do
not fit and do not suit the buyers, or sometimes the sleeves are awkwardly short. At times,
the clothes are not as what (13) been described in the (14) .
If this happens, you (15) ________ want to return the item, but here lies the biggest
issue with online shopping. One, you (16) ________ to pay for your order’s (17) ,
second you also need to pay for the item to be returned to the (18) _________! These
charges
usually cost you more, which eventually makes online shopping a little less
convenient. That’s why certain people do not opt for online shopping. They might prefer to
go to physical stores where they know what they are buying.
(Adapted from
https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/magazine/fashion/pros-and-cons-online-shopping
0 A. finds B. find C. found D. to find
9. A. need B. could C. can D. may
10. A. delivers B. deliver C. delivered D. delivering
11. A. operating B. open C. operation D. opened
12. A. lifestyle B. hours C. budget D. schedule
13. A. has B. had C. having D. have
14. A. advertisement B. commercial C. promotion D. display
15. A. may B. might C. shall D. would rather
16. A. must B. might C. need D. should
17. A. delivery B. consignment C. shipment D. distribution
18. A. factory B. market C. warehouse D. store

ANSWER SCHEME
SET 1 (UNIT 1)
1. C
9. A
10. C
11. A
12. A
13. B
14. C
15. B
16. C
17. A
18. B
SET 2 (UNIT 2)
1. A
9. C
10. C
11. D
12. A
13. B
14. B
15. D
16. A
17. B
18. C
SET 3 (UNIT 3)
1. B
9. C
10. C
11. A
12. D
13. D
14. A
15. B
16. C
17. C
18. C
Part 3
You are going to read an extract from an article. For questions 19 to 26, choose the correct answer
(A, B, C or D) and mark the correct letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet.
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While growing up, we were told by guidance counsellors, career advice books, the news media and
others to ‘follow our passion’. This advice assumes that we all have a pre-existing passion waiting to be
discovered. If we have the courage to discover this calling and match it to our source of income, the thinking
goes, we shall end up happy. In the same vein, if we lack this courage, we will end up feeling bored and
unfulfilled. True, a small group of people may find this advice sensible, because they have a clear passion.
Maybe they have always known they wanted to be doctors, writers or musicians and cannot imagine being
anything else.
However, this philosophy, which may be termed Cult of Passion, puts a lot of pressure on the rest of us –
and demands long deliberation. If we are not careful, it tells us, we may end up missing our true calling. Even
after we make a choice, we are still not free from its effects. Every time our work becomes hard, we are pushed
towards an existential crisis, centred on what for many is an irritatingly unanswerable question: ‘Is this what I’m
really meant to be doing?’ this constant doubt generates anxiety and continuous job-hopping.
The alternatives to this career philosophy is based on this simple premise: For someone in a new
position, the right question is not, ‘What can this job offer me?’ but, instead, ‘What can I offer this job?’ The
traits that lead people to love their work are general and have little to do with a job’s specifics. These traits
include a sense of autonomy and the feeling that you are good at what you do and you have a positive
impact in the workplace. Decades of research on workplace motivation back this up. These traits can be
found in many jobs, but they have to be earned. Building valuable skills is hard and takes time.
Cal Newport decided after minimal deliberation to go to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(MIT), a private research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, known traditionally for research and
education and its selective admission of students. True to his alternative career philosophy, he was
confident that all three of his career options could be transformed into a source of passion, and this
confidence freed him from worry about making a wrong choice. He ended up choosing MIT, mainly because
of a slight preference for its location on the East Coast.
During Cal’s initial years as graduate student, he did not feel he had found his true calling. The beginning
of doctoral training was rough. He was not skilled enough to make contributions to the research literature, which
frustrated him. In addition, at a place like MIT, he was surrounded by brilliance and he had doubts in whether he
belonged there. If he had subscribed to the ‘follow our passion’ philosophy, he probably would have left during
those first years, worried that he did not feel love for his work every day. Yet, he persisted, as he knew that his
sense of fulfillment would grow over time. Indeed, as he became better at his job, he worked diligently and as his
competence grew, so did his engagement in his academic pursuits. Presently, Cal Newport is a computer
science professor at Georgetown University and he loves his job. The most important lesson he can draw from
his experience is that this love has nothing to do with working out at an early age that he was meant to be a
professor and there was nothing special about his choosing this particular path. What mattered was what he did
once he had made his choice. He realized that passion was
not necessarily something you followed but it was something that would follow you as you put in the hard
work to become valuable to the world.
Cal Newport’s case went against the grain of philosophy espoused by self-help books and career-
building workshops that love to peddle one secret to a successful career – follow your passion. ‘Following your
bliss’ may be perfectly good advice, but when it comes to building sustainable success in your career, the
answer might not be that obvious, says Monique Valcour, a professor of management at EDHEC Business
School in France, who has spent fifteen years researching careers. As Valcour describes it, ‘Year after year, you
perform work that makes full use of your skills and challenges you to develop new ones. Your work not only
interests you, it gives you a sense of meaning. You enjoy opportunities for learning and development. You work
with people who energize you. You are confident that your skills and competencies make you valuable and
marketable and that you can access opportunities through your network. You are able to fit your work together
with the other things in your life that are important to you, like family, friends and leisure’.
To help build sustainable careers and lives, you have to redefine success beyond money and
power, and include the metrics of well-being, wisdom, wonder and giving back. Ultimately, success is not
about material wealth or position, but about living the life you want, not just the life you settle for.
(Adapted from http://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/30/jobs/folow-a-career-passion-let-it-follow-you.html)
19. The first paragraph implies that
A. everyone has a pre-determined choice of job

B. one should seek guidance for career options
C. one’s income should match one’s ideal job
D. not everyone has a clear career vision
20. The phrase in the same vein (paragraph 1) suggests a
A. cause
B. contrast
C. comparison
D. paraphrase
21. What does the term Cult of Passion (paragraph 2) refer to?
A. Missing our true calling

B. Continuous job-hopping
C. Following our true calling
D. Pushing towards an existential crisis
22. Which of the following was not experienced by Cal Newport in MIT?
A. Lack of friends
B. Difficulties during training
C. Confusion about career options
D. Initial concern about his competence
23. The word peddle can be replaced by
A. give
B. grant
C. supply
D. promote
24. In order to build sustainable success in one’s career, Valcour suggests the following except
A. a good work-life balance

B. self-promotion in the job market
C. the need to be constantly learning
D. working with people who are invigorating
25. To build sustainable careers and lives, the writer suggests
A. settling for a simpler life free from career advice and dreams
B. networking with powerful people and industries with authority
C. making full use of personal skills to meet any challenges that might arise
D. pursing success beyond money and having control over one’s life choices
26. The best title for this passage would be
A. Follow your bliss

B. The Metrics of Success
C. Live The Life You Want
D. Career Fulfilment Fuels Career Passion
Answers:
19. D, 20. C, 21. C, 22. A, 23. D, 24. B, 25. D, 26. D

Part 3
You are going to read an extract from an article. For questions 19 to 26, choose the
answer (A, B, C or D) and mark the correct letter A, correct B, C or D on your answer
sheet.
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Cosplay refers to the act of dressing up as a fictional character from a comic book,
cartoon, video game, TV series or movie. It has become a hobby for many, and cosplayers
are now a common sight at fan conventions around the world.
To discover the origins of the cosplay phenomenon, we may have to go all the way
back to the very first Worldcon (World Science Convention) in 1938. One of the attendees,
avid sci-fi enthusiast Forrest J Ackerman, came dressed as a green-caped superhero. He
may have started something, for in subsequent years, science fiction-themed ‘masquerades’
became an established part of Worldcon.
Nowadays, cosplay is strongly associated with Japanese popular culture. The word
cosplay itself was first used by Nobuyuki Takahashi in the 1980s when he combined the words
costume play in an article for a Japanese magazine. By the 1990s, cosplay was booming in
Japan, where the proliferation of manga and anime provide plentiful inspiration for cosplayers.
The complexity of cosplay costumes can vary. Costumes can range from simple
designs to intricate and detailed wearable works of art. Cosplay costume manufacturing is a
big industry in Japan: a profit of 35 billion yen was reported for the year 2008. Costumes
may be purchased online or bought from dealers at conventions. Some cosplayers use a
purchased costume as a starting point, adding further detail to achieve the desired effect.
Others prefer to make their own costume from scratch. Talented costume makers may work
on commission, creating handmade costumes specifically tailored to an individual.
The goal of a cosplayer is to recreate a particular comic book, TV, movie or video
game character as faithfully as possible. In order to replicate the look of the chosen fictional
character, the costume maker will study the character in great detail, paying attention to the
size, shape, colour and texture of the character’s clothes. The imitation goes beyond just the
costume, and cosplayers often use hair dye, wigs, contact lenses or temporary tattoos to
resemble their chosen character more closely. They may also adopt the mannerisms of the
character. A character’s trademark weapon may be copied too, although for obvious
reasons conventions have strict rules about what is acceptable.
With cosplay now such a prominent part of fan conventions, cosplay competitions are
now a common feature of many of these events. There are even dedicated international cosplay
competitions where cosplays can showcase their talent. The most famous of these is the World
Cosplay Summit, the finals of which are held in Japan. To participate, the costumes must be
handmade by the wearer and be based on a character from a Japanese video game,
anime or manga. Contestants are required to give a performance and are judged on their
inventiveness, entertainment value and, of course, faithfulness to the original.
Cosplay is now even more accessible thanks to the Internet. Cosplayers can now
connect online and show off their costumes on social media or cosplay websites. Cosplay is
truly a worldwide phenomenon, and with conventions continuing to attract thousands of
cosplayers and hundreds of thousands of fans, it looks set to continue well into the future.
19. The phrase cosplayers are now a common sight at fan conventions around the
world implies that
A. cosplay has increased in popularity

B. cosplay has spread from Japan to other countries
C. cosplayers travel around the world to attend fan conventions
20. Forrest J Ackerman is best remembered for being
A. a green-caped superhero
B. the founder of Worldcom
C. an ardent science fiction fan
21. In paragraph 3, the point is made that
A. cosplay originated in Japan

B. the word cosplay was coined in Japan
C. cosplay was introduced into Japan in the 1980s
22. The main purpose of paragraph 4 is to
A. praise the creativity of costume makers

B. highlight the expense of the cosplaying hobby
C. illustrate the different ways to obtain a cosplay costume
23. Which word in closest in meaning to recreate?
A. Adopt
B. Replicate
C. Resemble
24. Cosplayers may also adopt the mannerisms of the character. This is to
A. distinguish themselves from other cosplayers

B. enhance their performance at cosplay competitions
C. resemble the character they are portraying more closely
25. What role does the Internet play in cosplay?
I. Cosplayers can purchase their costumes online

II. Cosplayers can display their costumes on social media
III. International competitions are run through social networks
A. I and II
B. I and III
C. II and III
Answers:
19. A
20. C
21. B
22. C
23. B
24. C
25. A
Part 4
Questions 27-32
You are going to read an article about Red Nose Day charity event. Six sentences have
been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A to H the one which fits each
gap (27-32). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use.
Mark your answers on the separate answer sheet
Red Nose Day
Red Nose Day (RND) is a well-known event in the UK. The aim of the day is to raise
money for a charity called Comic Relief which helps people in need in Africa and in the UK.
Comic Relief was started in 1985 by the scriptwriter Richard Curtis. 27 . Richard came up
with the idea to start Comic Relief to help the severe famine in Ethiopia. It’s called Red Nose
Day as on this day many people buy a plastic red nose to wear! The proceeds from selling
these red noses goes to the charity.
Red Nose Day takes place every two years in the spring and it is now so well established that
many people consider it to be an unofficial national holiday. For example, many schools have
non-uniform days. 28
The slogan for the last RND was ‘Do Something Funny for Money’ and the money that was
collected helped to fund projects in the following areas: treating malaria, education, maternal
health and mental health. 29 Money-raising events take place all over the country and
many schools participate. People also donate money by post, in banks, by phone using a credit
card and online.
30 . For example, you can get sponsored wearing your pyjamas all day at work or in
school. Alternatively, you could also receive sponsorship for growing a moustache or beard for a
month. 31
So, if you are ever in the UK on Red Nose Day, you’ll know why people are wearing red noses
and doing silly things! 32
Adapted from : https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/uk-now/read-uk/red-nose-day

A E
The BBC Red Nose Day telethon raised To find out when the next Red Nose
£74.3 million! Day is, check out the official website
https://rednoseday.org/.
B F
Some even get donations by giving up It’s all for a good cause.
eating chocolates,biscuits or crisps for a
fortnight.
C G People also upload videos of local

He wrote the series Blackadder as well charity events on YouTube and
as the famous films Four Weddings and Facebook.
a Funeral and Notting Hill
D BBC television channels broadcast H

comic sketches and reports on how the Getting sponsored to do something is a
money raised will be spent. common way to raise money on RND
Answers:
27. C
28. E
29. A
30. H
31. B
32. F
Part 4
Questions 27-32
You are going to read an article about the life of a Youtube star Six sentences have
been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A to H the one which fits
each gap (27-32). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use.
Life as Youtuber
For a Youtube star Jessii Vee, telling stories about her life has made her world famous.
Her videos of funny stories about herself, and ‘Creepy Neighbourhood’, have been watched
over 150 million times and subscribers to her channel grow every day. 27 . A video that’s
only been on her channel for five days had already been watched 169,000 times.
With these kinds of numbers, you might think Jessii is an international star with her face on
magazine covers all around the world. 28 . She spends her Sunday researching for
interesting video contents and on Monday she will start filming her videos. Then, from Tuesday
to Friday she will do video editing .
Being a YouTuber isn’t just about making videos. Jessii also spends a few hours a week
replying to messages from her subscribers. 29 .
30 . They write hate comments and these made her feel bad. However, she has learnt to
laugh when she receives nasty comments about herself and decides to see things positively.
So for anyone who wants to start a YouTube channel, Jessii has some advice. 31 . Don't
change to impress people. They will fall in love with YOU!’. Furthermore, start a channel doing
something you are passionate about, not something that is currently on trend. Make inspiring
videos. People can tell when you’re forcing content because you just want to be popular.
There are also some other things to consider before starting a YouTube channel. It’s a good
idea to think about privacy and safety. 32 . Another thing you might want to do is turn off the
comments so you don’t find any ‘haters’ like Jessii did.
Adapted from :
https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/study-break/graded-reading/life-youtuber-level-3
A E
But she’s just a regular 23-year-old You don’t need to show your face or
living in Ontario, Canada, with a talent real name and you shouldn’t tell people
for turning her life into her work, six where you live
days a week
B F
Her day changes depending on if it is Online life isn’t all wonderful and Jessii
the beginning of the week or the end. used to feel bad when people said
negative things about her
C G
In just a month, she could gain over Sometimes she meets fans in person
8,000 new subscribers because, since passing 700,000
subscribers, she gets recognised when
she goes out
D H
‘Be yourself. If you hate wearing
make-up, don’t wear any when you film! Some people are quick to write hate
comments
Answers:
27. C
28. A
29. G
30. F
31. D
32. E
Part 4
Questions 27-32
You are going to read an article about online shopping safety tips. Six sentences have
been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A to H the one which fits each
gap (27-32). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use.
Online Shopping Tips

Online shopping has grown in popularity. While the increased availability of online
shopping is convenient, it also makes it more lucrative for scammers to trick buyers into paying
for goods they won’t receive or obtain their personal information for financial gain.
Online shoppers must exercise caution before shopping online. 27 . Beware of

advertisements encouraging shoppers to click on links. If you receive an enticing offer, do not
click on the link. 28 .
It is always good to do your homework first. Fraudsters are fond of setting up fake e-commerce
sites. 29 In addition, look for a physical location and any customer service information.
Calling the seller is highly recommended.
Consider your payment options too.30 . You can also use a third party payment service
instead of your credit card. There are many services you can use to pay for purchases. 31 .
32 : Be alert to the kinds of information being collected to complete your transaction. If the
merchant is requesting more data than you feel comfortable sharing, cancel the transaction.
You only need to fill out required fields at checkout and you should not save your payment
information in your profile. If the account autosaves it, after the purchase go in and delete the
stored payment details.
Adapted from : https://staysafeonline.org/stay-safe-online/online-safety-basics/online-shopping/

A Instead, go directly to the company’s
website to verify if the offer is legitimate. B Lastly, watch what you give away.
E Google Pay for example allows you to
C Using a credit card is much better than
purchase without giving the merchant
using a debit card as there are more
your credit card information directly
consumer protections for credit cards if
something goes awry. F Think before you click.
D G
You can enjoy the convenience of So, what can you do about it?
making purchases at your finger tips.
H Prior to making a purchase, read

reviews to hear what others say about
the seller.
Answers:
27. F
28. A
29. H
30. C
31. E
32. B
Part 5
Questions 33-40
We interviewed six teenagers about what community service means to them. Read the
text below and answer the questions that follow.
Teens on Community Service

A - SOFIYAH, 16 years old
I started with something that I’m passionate about – joining a project that gives free meals to
poor families in my neighbourhood. That experience taught me to be more compassionate for
the needy
B - AMNI, 14 years old
When I was 13 years old, I helped out at a nearby animal shelter. I feed the animals and
play with them. It is very beneficial and I get new experiences doing things that I’ve never
done before.
C - EUGENE, 17 years old
I go to an old folks’ home as a volunteer and spend time with the residents there. Listening to
the stories about their past experiences has taught me some useful life lessons. Once in a
while, I bring along a guitar to entertain them
D - SIVA, 13 years old
Last year, we had a class project where we had to complete 8 hours of community service.
So my class decided to help clean up the beach. Although very tiring, I feel that doing this
type of community service is rewarding.
E - JIMMY, 15 years old
I go to children's homes with my parents to organise parties especially on special

occasions. The joy on the children’s faces never cease to warm our hearts and that’s what
keeps us going back
F - ANNA, 17 years old
I wanted to support my local library so I set up a cosy Story Corner and read to children on
Saturdays. I hope that one day my classmates will join me.
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Questions 33 to 36
Which paragraph (A - F) describes the following experiences of community
service? Mark your answers on the separate answer sheet.
Statement Paragraph
33 I gained valuable experience doing new things
34 I wish friends at school will join me
35 I sympathise with the unfortunate in my area
36 I feel happy looking at the smiling faces of the children
Questions 37 - 40
Complete the notes below using the information from the text. Choose no more than one
word from the passage for each answer.
What We Know About Community Service
● Those who are interested in working with animals could help out at a (37)
____________ or zoo.
● For senior citizens, it is useful to think of ways to (38) ___________ them.
● Helping children is also about making them happy; celebrating birthdays by having (39)
_____________ is one way to do this.
● Cleaning the beach may be tiring, but it is very (40) _______________ .
/
Answer :
33. B
34. F
35. A
36. E
37. shelter
38. entertain
39. parties
40. rewarding
/
Part 5
Questions 33-40
The article is on clothes shopping on budget. Read the text below and answer the questions
that follow.
Clothes shopping on a budget
Like many girls, I absolutely love clothes shopping! But, as a student,

I don’t have a lot of money to keep up with the latest fashion trends.
Especially when it comes to vintage clothes, which are in fashion at the

moment - I can’t afford many things in vintage shops. I like to look on
eBay, but I find it difficult to buy clothes online because they don’t
always fit well when they arrive. I like to always try on clothes in the shop before I buy them
- it makes each shopping trip much more fun!
In England, we have shops called ‘charity shops’, where people donate their old clothes,
shoes, books, CDs, DVDs, and children's toys and games. In America,
they are called ‘thrift shops’ - which you may know from
Macklemore’s hit song! I love these shops, because you can often
find a bargain - brand new clothes with the tags still on them, or real
vintage items which haven’t got a big price tag!
The only downside to charity shopping is that you have to search through everything in the
shop, which can take a lot of time. Also, sometimes it is disappointing - I have searched for
hours before and not found a single thing to buy! But I find this with big department stores
in shopping centres too, so perhaps it is just occasional bad luck! The majority of the time,
however, I have found some bargains, and saved lots of money! In the past, I have found
lovely handbags, new shoes, hardly-worn clothes, and some fantastic second-hand books
and DVDs at a fraction of the price that you’d find in a normal shop. And the best part about
charity shopping is that the money goes to a good cause!
Adapted from :
https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/magazine/fashion/clothes-shopping-budget
/
Questions 33 to 36
Which of the following statements is true or false about shopping on a budget.
Statement TRUE / FALSE

33 Keeping up with the current fashion style requires a lot
of money
34 Vintage clothes is sold in Ebay
35 You can bargain in thrift shops

36 Hunting for clothes in thrift shops can be time
consuming and tiring
Questions 37 - 40
What We Know About Shopping on a Budget
● If you are in England and are interested in buying cheap vintage items, you can find
them in (37)_______________shops.
● Some lucky shoppers may even find (38) ___________ clothes with the tags still
on them.
● You may even find nothing interesting despite spending (39) _____________
searching for clothes.
● You only pay a fraction of the price usually found in a (40)__________________shop .
/
Answer :
33. T
34. T
35. F
36. T
37. charity
38. new
39. hours
40. normal
/
Part 5
Questions 33-40
The article is on tips on how to be safe online. Read the text below and answer the
questions that follow.
Tips on Staying Safe Online
Be nice to people online

Do not post nasty comments on anybody. Writing mean and horrible
messages will only hurt others’ feelings. Post about others as you would like
them post about you.
Be careful of what you share

Be aware that when you post a picture or video online, you may be sharing
information about yourself and others. Oversharing information sometimes
may lead to physical harm so think before you post anything online.
Check privacy setting

Share what you want with the people you want. Review all sections of
your social media profile and adjust who (public, friends, custom, list)
can view it. Adjust the privacy by photo or by album.
Keep Password Safe

Do not share your passwords with others. Use strong passwords by
including numbers and capitalisation. Never use one’s name or birthday date
as it can be easily guessed by others.
If you see anything online that you don’t like, tell someone you trust Tell
an adult right away if someone says something to you that makes you
uncomfortable. Let an adult know if you see anyone bullying or saying
strange stuff to other kids.
Never meet anyone in person you’ve only met online

There are risks when you get together in person with someone you've met
online for the first time. They could be criminals looking for easy victims. If you
want to safely meet a person you met online, keep your first few meetings
public and brief, and always have an escape route
/
Questions 33 to 36
Which of the following statements fall under the do’s and don’ts for staying safe
online Mark your answers on the separate answer sheet.
Statement DO / DON’T
33 Post embarrassing pictures of yourself and friends
34 Using names and birthday date for password

35 Report to teachers if you see nasty comments about
yourself online
36 Meet someone you know online for the first time at a
quiet place
Questions 37 - 40
What We Know About Staying Safe Online
● Sharing your school, where you live and your common hang out place on social media
can (37)__________ your safety.
● You will offend (38) ______________feelings when you post mean messages and
embarrassing pictures of others .
● Protect your privacy by setting who can (39) _________your photos and profiles.
● Set a strong password by using (40)___________ and capitalisation. .
/
Answer :
33. Don’t
34. Don’t
35. Do
36. Don’t
37. harm
38. others’
39. view
40. numbers
/
WRITING
MODULE 1 (FORM 4)
TABLE OF CONTENT
NO. ITEM PAGE

1 Writing tips 1
- How can you make your writing 2
more coherent?
2 Writing tips 2
- Using a variety of sentence 11
structures
3 Chapter 1 17
4 Chapter 2 22
4 Chapter 3 27
Module 1 FORM 4: Writing
WRITING TIPS 1
How can you make your writing more coherent?
Many students wish that they could write a good essay, especially in examinations. One
essential quality for a good piece of writing is coherence. In essay writing, the flow of ideas
from one sentence to the next should be smooth and logical. Without coherence, the reader
or examiner may encounter difficulties in understanding the main points that you are trying to
make.
To ensure that your paragraphs have unity, there are two things to keep in mind: it must
have a single topic (found in the topic sentence or main idea) and sentences (supporting
details) that provide more details than the topic sentence, while maintaining the focus on the
idea presented. For instance, the paragraph below shows a lack of unity:
Non-cohesive sample:
Dogs are canines that people domesticated a long time ago. Wolves
are predecessors of dogs and they help people in a variety of ways. There are
various reasons for owning a dog, and the most important is companionship.
Notice that the ideas in the non-cohesive sample are not arranged logically. The sentences
are not connected and give the readers new ideas that are not found in the topic sentence.
Thus, the paragraph is hard to read, leaving readers confused about the topic.
This example, on the other hand, shows unity:
Cohesive sample:
Dogs are canines that people domesticated a long time ago, primarily
for practical reasons. Even though dogs descended from wolves, they are
tame and can be kept in households. Since they are tame, people have
various reasons for owning a dog, such as companionship.
The second example, the cohesive sample, has ideas arranged logically. All ideas in this
sample flow from the topic sentence. In addition, they give more details about the topic while
maintaining their focus on the topic sentence.
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Module 1 FORM 4:
Writing
To establish the links that readers need, you can use cohesive devices. They are known as
linking words, linkers, connectors, discourse markers or transitional words. We use cohesive
devices to link sentences, paragraphs or pieces of text. Readers can follow along the train of
thoughts when sentences, ideas and details fit together. In other words, cohesive devices
make our content coherent. Nonetheless, overusing cohesive devices or not using them
enough might affect the readers negatively.
To establish the links that readers need, you can use the methods listed below. Note that
good writers use a combination of these methods. Do not rely on and overuse any single
method – especially transitional words.
Here is a list of words and phrases used as cohesive devices:
a) Addition
Prepositional
Coordinator Paired Subordinating Transitions
Phrase
and Both...and – In addition In addition to
Not only...but
Furthermore As well as
(also)
Neither...nor Besides* Besides*
What's more Apart from
Also Aside from
On top of that
Moreover
Indeed
Examples:
• Both/not only proteins and/but also vitamins are essential for small children.
• The film was neither well-made nor well-performed.
• I can play the piano apart from the guitar.
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b) Contrast
Prepositional
Phrase
But – Although, though However Despite
Even though, much

Yet Nonetheless In spite of
as
Notwithstanding Yet, even so For all
No matter + question
Nevertheless Regardless of
word
However + adj./adv. Still Notwithstanding
Adj./adv. + though/as Notwithstanding
Examples:
• Although he's very smart, he cannot pass his English class.
• No matter how smart you are, you shouldn't underestimate your opponents.
• He's very smart, he doesn't respect his friends though.
• Regardless of age, anybody can ride this ride.
c) Direct Contrast
Prepositional
Phrase
But – While On the contrary Unlike
Yet Whereas In contrast In contrast to
On the other hand Contrary to
Conversely As opposed to
Contrarily
While / whereas
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Examples:
• The winters are very wet here; whereas, the summers are very dry.
• It was very hot yesterday, in contrast, it’s very cold today.
• It's cold and windy today, on the other hand, it’s not raining.
d) Result
Prepositional
Phrase
So/such ...
– – Therefore As a result of
that
As a consequence
As a result of this
of
As a result
So, this, hence
Consequently
As a consequence
of this
Because of this
Accordingly
Cause Effect
causes
leads to
Man's hunting whales in the danger of their
results in
large numbers becoming extinct
is the result for
is responsible for
Effect Cause
Whales' facing extinction is the result of man's hunting them in large
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is due to numbers
is a consequence of
result from
Example:
• As a consequence of the rising population, people now have to cope with heavy
traffic.
• It was such a great movie that I watched it three times.
• The basketball team's introducing a talented young player resulted in winning
more games.
e) Purpose
Coordinator Paired Subordinating Transitions Prepositional Phrase
– – So that – In order to
In order that To
For the purpose that For the purpose of
For fear of
So as to
Example:
• I talked to the shy girl for the purpose that she wouldn’t feel isolated.
• We all spoke in quiet voices for fear of waking the baby up.
• She went to her husband’s office for the purpose of seeing him.
f) Comparison
similarly
equally
in the same way
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compared with
like
Example:
• I can speak Spanish; similarly, my brother can speak Spanish.
g) Listings
First / Firstly / First of all / First and foremost
In the first place
To begin
Secondly / Thirdly …
Next
Then
Finally
Last but not least
To conclude / In conclusion (also used to draw conclusion)
Example:
• I loved Malaysia a lot. First and foremost, I loved its food. Secondly, I loved its
people. Finally, I loved its tourist attractions.
h) Giving Examples
for example
for instance
such as
as follows
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namely
Example:
• I like small pets such as cats and birds.
i) Emphasising
In fact
Certainly
Absolutely
Without any doubt
Definitely
Example:
• Certainly, physical exercise brings a lot of benefits. .
j) Generalising
In general
Generally
In most cases
Most of the time
On the whole
Example:
• In general, people don't like getting stuck in traffic.
Practice 1:
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Fill in the blanks with the following words. You may use them more than once.
when and but so because
however while as if although
1. _______________ he is old, he feels young at heart.

2. _______________ you want to live long, eat healthy food.
3. _______________ I was walking down the street, I saw my old friend.
4. _______________ living in Melaka, I made friends with many locals.
5. I paid a visit to my uncle _______________ I was in Penang.
6. He was separated from his daughter _______________ the war broke.
7. He worked hard _______________ he may win a scholarship.
8. The followed the trail for a week _______________ the bad weather impeded
their progress.
9. She stopped working _______________ her knees were giving her problems.
10. The crow stole some bread _______________flew to a tree to enjoy it.
11. He cannot run fast _______________ he is injured.
12. Zul fell from the tree, _______________, he did not get any injuries except a few
scratches.
Answer (Practice 1):

1. Although
2. If
3. While
4. While
5. when
6. when
7. so
8. but
9. as/because
10. so
11. and
12. However
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Practice 2:
Look at sentences 1 to 5 below. Complete each sentence with the correct items of
transitional words (see box A below). Next, match each piece of transition vocabulary to its
correct usage (see box B below).
Box A: Transitional Words
first of all as a result whereas for instance to conclude
Box B: Usage
drawing conclusion expressing contrast listing points
giving example expressing result
1. Global warming is a serious problem affecting many parts of the world today.
____________________, many countries are trying to reduce their dependence on fossil
fuels which can lead to the production of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide.
Usage: ____________________
2. There are several stages in writing a good essay. ____________________, it’s

important that you understand exactly what the question is asking you to do. Next, you
need to identify key words in the question which will help you to plan your answer.
Usage: ____________________
3. It is important for the future of the country that it diversifies its economy. In other words, it
cannot just depend on the money from oil sales. It must look at other sources of revenue,
____________________, the tourism, finance and alternative energy sectors.
Usage: ____________________
4. In the northern hemisphere (north of the equator), the cooler, winter months are usually
from November to March, ____________________ in the southern hemisphere these
months are normally the hottest part of the year.
Usage: ____________________
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5. ____________________, it should be clear from what I stated previously in my

presentation that I support the use of government money to finance research into
alternative energy.
Usage: ____________________

1. as a result – expressing result
2. first of all – listing points
3. for instance – giving example
4. whereas – expressing contrast
5. to conclude – drawing conclusion
Reference:
https://www.enago.com/academy/coherence-academic-writing-tips-strategies
https://www.grammarbank.com/cohesive-devices.html
WRITING TIPS 2
Using a variety of sentence structures
The ability to use a variety of sentence types and structures can influence the quality of your
writing. Therefore, you should use a variety of sentence types and structures in your writing.
Sentence Structures
In general, there are three types of sentences in the English language: simple, compound
and complex.
1 Simple Sentence
It has only one subject and one predicate.
Example:
The place is very beautiful.

(Subject) (Predicate)
2 Compound Sentence
It is formed when two or more simple sentences are joined by a co-ordinating
conjunction.
Example:
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an
The place is very beautiful d it attracts many tourists.
(Simple Sentence) ↓ (Simple Sentence)
(Co-ordinating Conjunction)
Co-ordinating
Conjunctions
F = for
A = and
N = nor
B = but
O = or
Y = yet
S = so
3 Complex Sentence
It consists of one main clause and one or more subordinate clauses. The subordinating
conjunction is used to join subordinate clauses to the main clause.
Example:
(i) The place is very beautiful. It attracts many tourists.
→ The place is very beautiful that it attracts many tourists.

(Main Clause) (Subordinate Clause)
(ii) He was exhausted. He took a nap.
→ When he was exhausted, he took a nap.

(Subordinate Clause) (Main Clause)
(iii) The man wore a leather jacket. He was standing at the gate.
→ The man, who wore a leather jacket, was standing at the gate.
or
The man, who was standing at the gate, wore a leather jacket.
(Subordinate Clause)
As seen in example (iii) above, the subordinate can sometimes come within
the main clause.
(iv) Sometimes there is more than ONE subordinate clause in a complex sentence.
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Example:
I know a place which is very beautiful where we can spend our holiday.
(Main Clause) (Subordinate Clause) (Subordinate Clause)
There are many subordinating conjunctions to keep track of, but here is a list of those most
commonly used.
Subordinating Conjunctions
After Once Until
Although Provided that When
As Rather than Whenever
Because Since Where
Before So that Whereas
Even if Than Wherever
Even though That Whether
If Though While
In order to Unless Who
Practice 1:
Choose the correct answer.
1. Would you rather have cheese _____ sausage on your sandwich?
A. for
B. nor
C. or
D. so
2. His two favourite sports are football ______ tennis.

A. or
B. and
C. nor
D. for
3. I wanted to go to the beach, _______ my brother refused.

A. but
B. or
C. so
D. for
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4. I am allergic to cats, ______ I have three of them.

A. or
B. for
C. yet
D. so
5. I am a vegetarian, _______ I don’t eat any meat.
A. so
B. yet
C. nor
D. but
6. He will be late to work, _____ he has a dental appointment.
A. but
B. or
C. for
D. nor
7. She does not like to swim, ____ does she enjoy cycling.
A. and
B. or
C. but
D. nor
8. He wanted to eat another piece of cake, ____ he was on a diet.

A. for
B. but
C. yet
D. so

1. C
2. B
3. A
4. C
5. A
6. C
7. D
8. B
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Practice 2:
State which of the following sentences are Simple, Compound and Complex.
1 The girls heard their mother’s voice and ran to hide.
2 The girls heard their mother’s voice.
3 When the girls heard their mother’s voice, they ran away.
4 I like him because he is kind.
5 Unless you leave early, you cannot catch the bus.
6 The girl endured all the taunts without a single word of protest.
7 He was horrified to see blood stains everywhere.
8 He was horrified when he saw blood stains everywhere.
9 You should exercise at least 3 times a week.
10 You should exercise at least 3 times a week, or you won’t be fit.
Answer (Practice 2)
1. Compound
2. Simple
3. Complex
4. Complex
5. Complex
6. Simple
7. Simple
8. Complex
9. Simple
10. Compound
Practice 3:
Using the subordinating conjunctions given in brackets, construct ONE complex
sentence from the simple sentences given.
1. He left Melaka. I have not heard from him then. (since)
________________________________________________________________
2. He went for a walk one day. He saw his old friend. (when)
________________________________________________________________
3. He saw the teacher. Then he departed. (after)

________________________________________________________________
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4. She was sad. She could not eat anything. (so … that)
________________________________________________________________
5. We must run. Otherwise we will miss the bus. (unless)

________________________________________________________________
6. I thanked him. He had found my lost wallet. (because)

________________________________________________________________
7. Honesty is the best policy. You must have heard of it. (that)
________________________________________________________________
8. That is the man. He gave me a cat. It ran away. (which, who)

________________________________________________________________
9. He had stolen a book. It had the owner’s name on it. I was informed of it. (that, which)
________________________________________________________________
10. He took the medicine. The doctor had given it. He then felt better. It cured his
headache. (as, after, which)
________________________________________________________________
Answer (Practice 3)
1. Since he left Melaka, I have not heard from him.
2. When he went for a walk one day, he saw his old friend.
3. After he saw the teacher, he departed.
4. She was so sad that she could not eat anything.
5. Unless we run, we will miss the bus.
6. I thanked him because he had found my lost wallet.
7. You must have hear of that honesty is the best policy.
8. That is the man who gave me a cat which ran away.
9. I was informed of that he had stolen a book, which had the owner’s name on it.
10. After he took the medicine which the doctor had given, he felt better as it cured his
headache.
Reference:
Sasbadi - Gusto! Grammar Workout KBSM Form 5
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CHAPTER 1: EMAIL
Notes and Introduction

This is the first part of the paper Writing in SPM CEFR. You are required to provide
personal and concrete response for an email you received in the task.
Let us have a look at this sample question!
Hi,
The school holiday is finally here! Let’s go for a picnic with our friends. Where shall we go and what can we
do there? What should we bring?
I’ll be waiting for your reply.
Bye!
From the email, you are required to provide information for all questions embedded.
Therefore, you need to identify all questions asked while planning your response. Here
are the questions embedded in the sample question;
‘Where shall we go?’
‘What can we do there?’
‘What should we bring?’
Here is the criteria for an excellent reply that gives you full marks (20/20);
Content Communicative Organisation Language

Achievement
• All content • Straightforward • use • Uses basic

is relevant ideas appropriate words which
to the email • Readers remain cohesive is relevant to
you are interested in devices the topic
replying reading • Simple
• All • Consistent friendly grammatical
questions tone forms
from the • Informal but
email is grammatical
answered sentences
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Extra tips:
1. It's common to start with a reason for writing and refer to how long it's been since you saw or
wrote to each other.
2. Use phrasal verbs (e.g. going on, been up to) and informal expressions (e.g. drop you a
line, same old, same old) to give it a friendly, informal tone.
3. Before signing off you can finish with closing phrases like Hope all's well! / Looking
forward to seeing you! / Best of luck with ... !
4.Sign off with Lots of love for close friends or family or Take care if you are not so
close
This is a sample answer that received full marks
Hi Amy,
I am glad that you have brought this up as I had nothing planned for the holiday. I am totally excited and I know
just the place for our picnic. It will be at central park just beside East Road. We could also play ball there as the
park is huge. Don’t forget to bring an extra matt to place our foods on just in case I lost mine. Don’t worry about
the foods, I can handle them, though you could bring some snacks if you would like to. The more, the better. I
am also thinking that we could have Jack and David come. It will be more fun with them around. Alright, do
update me if something comes up.
Bye!
Exercise
Part 1
You received an email from an old classmate during the primary school.
Hi Mawar.
Do you know it will soon be five years since we left primary school? I think we should contact our old friends
and arrange to meet again. Have you got any ideas about what we could do to celebrate and when? Write and
tell me.
Zainab
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1. Identify 2 tasks (questions to be answered in your reply) from the question
1.
2.
2. Suggest an extra idea to be inserted into your response.
3. Rearrange and copy this reply in your exercise book.
A We should definitely celebrate our anniversary with all the old friends.
B We should organize it this year-end holiday, so that we could be more free from
classes and enjoy the beach.
C Dear Jan
D Why don’t you all come over to Melaka and spend the weekend in my town?
E If you want I can contact all our classmates on Facebook and create an event page
there. Does it sounds good for you?
F I can’t believe how time flies. It has been five years since the last time we partied
together
G It’s such a pleasure to here from you!
H Big hug
Mawar
I Let me know!
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Part 2
You received an email from a Facebook friend who shares the same hobby as you.
Hi Zul,
I have finished the whole seasons of Avatar: The Last Airbender. Please suggest me
another cartoon series to watch during this Movement Control Order period. Why do you
like watching it? What is it about?
Please reply soon
Love,
Shasha
Fill in the table with below with your draft response. Use the prompts in the left hand side
of the table to help you plan your reply. Then, rewrite the email in your exercise book.
Friendly greetings
Congratulate on
finishing the
series
Give some
comment about
how do you feel
about the MCO
Suggest a I would recommend you to watch…/ why don’t you try watching…?
cartoon series
Briefly tell her

about the series
to make her feel
interested.
Tell her why do I fancy the series because…/
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you like the series I could not stop watching all the episodes because….
Closure
Ask her to also

suggest a Korean
drama for you to
watch
Sign off
Part 3
You received an email replying to your invitation to the teacher’s day party.
Hi Chris,
Thanks a lot for inviting me to the party. I’ll be there. Where and when are you going to buy all the food
and drinks? Shall I give you a hand? By the way, what could I get for the teacher as a present?
Write back soon,
Louis
Now write an email to your friend in about 80 words.
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CHAPTER 2: MESSAGE
Writing A Short Message
Read the message from your classmate, Adam who has just watch a television drama.
Hi,
I have just finished watching the television drama that you suggested. There are a lot
of interesting characters there.
However, I wonder which one is your favourite character and why do you
like him/her? What can we learn from the character?
I can’t wait for our next meeting to talk more about this drama. Bye!
Now, write a short message to your friend in about 80 words. Write your answer below.
Hi Adam,
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Content – Have you answered all three questions? C
Communicative Achievement – Is your writing suitable for a CA

friend? Is it friendly?
Organisation – Do you have at least 3 paragraphs (intro, body, O

closing), Did you use connectors/cohesive devices?
Language – Have you check your grammar and spelling? L
Description of a person
Hi,
However, I wonder which one is your favourite character and why do you like
him/her? What can we learn from the character?
I can’t wait for our next meeting to talk more about this drama. Bye!
Now, write a short message to your friend in about 80 words. Write your answer below.
Use the points given to help you.
Paragraph 1:
- State the television drama
- State the character
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Paragraph 2
- Describe the physical aspect and characteristics of the character.
- Reason why you like the character.
Paragraph 3
- A lesson you learn from the character.
Hi Adam,
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Hi,
However, I wonder which one is your favourite character and why do you
like him/her? What can we learn from the character?
I can’t wait for our next meeting to talk more about this drama.
Bye!
Now, rearrange the sentences below and rewrite your reply in the space provided.
Sentences Number
Finally, we both can learn a lot from him.
I am glad you have watched ‘Ironman: The Series’.
However, the most important lesson is to keep your chin up no matter

the challenges. We should just keep going.
I also like that he is a successful businessman.
I knew you would enjoy the drama as much as I do.
For some people, he can be quite a narcissistic but I think he is just a

self-assured man.
He does put his all in keeping his father’s company going.
What about you? Why do you like the second lead? Do reply me soon.
My favourite character is of course the main character, Tony Stark.
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Module 1 FORM 4:
Writing
Hi Adam,
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Answer
I am glad you have watched ‘Ironman: The Series’. I knew you would enjoy the drama
as much as I do. My favourite character is of course the main character, Tony Stark.
For some people, he can be quite a narcissistic but I think he is just a self-assured man.
I also like that he is a successful businessman. He does put his all in keeping his father’s
company going.
Finally, we both can learn a lot from him. However, the most important lesson is to keep
your chin up no matter the challenges. We should just keep going. What about you? Why do
you like the second lead? Do reply me soon.
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CHAPTER 3: REVIEW
You recently saw this notice in a travel magazine .
Reviews Required !
Have you bought anything online ?

Send us your review about it.
Write about what you enjoyed shopping online .
Why would you suggest others to shop online ?
The best review will be published in our newsletter.
Write your review .

( EASY )
Exercise 1
Rearrange the sentences to form complete paragraphs.
Paragraph 1 :
By buying online, consumers are able to look at many online stores.

They are able to compare the features , prices and reviews of the products
Before the advent of internet, people would shop at shopping malls.
These days, people are online most of the time and prefer to shop online
instead of going to the malls.
Paragraph 2 :
We are also able to compare product quality and prices before purchasing.
It is convenient because customers need not leave their home .
Everyone can shop at the comfort of their own homes.
Moreover, we can save our time and money.
There is no need to get caught in traffic jams , look for parking or pay for
high parking fees.
Paragraph 3 :
This will ensure the safety of consumers while providing convenience

to everyone.
Finally , we as consumers should always choose the best shopping options
for our lives.
People are encouraged to stay home and shop online nowadays due
to COVID-19 pandemic.
Please do your shopping online due to its benefits and importance.
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Exercise 2 :
Rewrite the paragraph to form a review.
ANSWERS :
Paragraph 1 :
3 By buying online, consumers are able to look at many online stores.

4 They are able to compare the features , prices and reviews of the products
1 Before the advent of internet, people would shop at shopping malls.
These days, people are online most of the time and prefer to shop online
2 instead of going to the malls.
Paragraph 2 :
4 We are also able to compare product quality and prices before purchasing.
3 It is convenient because customers need not leave their home .
1 Nowadays, everyone can shop at the comfort of their own homes.
5 Moreover, we can save our time and money.
There is no need to get caught in traffic jams , look for parking or pay for
2 high parking fees.
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Paragraph 3 :
This will ensure the safety of consumers while providing convenience to

2 everyone.
Finally , we as consumers should always choose the best shopping options
4 for our lives.
1 Please do your shopping online due to its benefits and importance.
People are encouraged to stay home and shop online nowadays due to
3 COVID-19 pandemic.
UNIT 3 : BUY IT !
Reviews Required !

Write your review .

( INTERMEDIATE )
Exercise 1
Complete your review using the rubric given.
( Paragraph 1 )
Before advent of internet – people would shop at supermarkets - these days – people are
online most of the time – prefer to shop online instead of going to the shop.
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Module 1 FORM 4:
Writing
( Paragraph 2 )
Online shopping – consumers buy products and services from the seller – over the internet –
consumers able to look at many online stores – compare the features , prices and reviews –
before making purchases
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( Paragraph 3 )
Convenient – customers need not leave their home – no need to get caught in traffic jams ,
look for parking, pay high parking fees – shop at the comfort of their own homes – saves
time and money – able to compare product quality and prices before purchasing – the
COVID-19 pandemic – encourage more people to stay at home – shop online .
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UNIT 3 : BUY IT !
Reviews Required !

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Write your review .

( DIFFICULT )
You may use these words when writing your review.
Internet online shopping convenient

compare traffic jams comfort
COVID-19 sudden increase safe
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Module 1 FORM 4:
Writing
SUGGESTED ANSWER :
( Intermediate & Difficult )
Paragraph 1 :
Before the advent of internet , people would shop at shopping malls. These days ,
people are online most of the time. So, they prefer to shop online instead of going to the
shop.
Paragraph 2 :
By shopping online, consumer can buy products and services from the sellers. We
are able to look at many online stores , compare prices and reviews of the products before
making a purchase.
Paragraph 3 :
It is so convenient because customers need not leave their homes , no need to get
caught in traffic jams , look for parking or pay for high parking fees. They could shop at the
comfort of their homes thus saving time and money. They can also compare product quality
and prices before purchasing. It is even more advisable during this COVID-19 pandemic to
stay at home and shop online.
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10 How much do almost half of US and UK digital marketers spend on influencer

11 How much percentage of US Instagram users who bought something based on an

12 What is the platform of choice for social influencers?

15 Perhaps the world’s best-known influencer is _____.

A Dealing with computers is fun thing to do. Speaker 1 16

B It is better to stay inactive on social networking sites. Speaker 2 17

D Past work experience doesn’t help in the present. Speaker 4 19

F Social networking sites are good for communication and brings

MODULE 2 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 4 - LISTENING (F4) 2021

You will hear a conversation on a film review.

Use NO MORE THAN ONE WORD for each space.

_________________ (22) by a true story. The story is about Malaysia national

MODULE 2 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 4 - LISTENING (F4) 2021

Task Format Candidate Output

MODULE 1 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 3 - SPEAKING (F4) 2021

Figure 1: How participants should be positioned

The separation of assessment focus

Figure 2: Criteria used by interlocutors and assessors

MODULE 1 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 3 - SPEAKING (F4) 2021

Bandscore Grammar Vocabulary Communicative Competence

Bandscore Overall Spoken Performance

Requires very little prompting and support.

Requires some prompting and support.

1 Can give basic information on familiar topics using short phrases.

Requires prompting and support.

3. E - Elaborate / Expand ideas

MODULE 1 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 3 - SPEAKING (F4) 2021

To introduce the first point  First of all, I propose...

To signal a main point  My main point is...

To illustrate a point  Therefore...

To provide an example  For example,...

To start a new point  Secondly,...

To refer to what you have said  As I have said earlier,...

To signal cause and effect  This..in turn can lead to...

To ask for an opinion  What is your opinion?

To give an opinion/state of view  I think...

To express strong agreement  I strongly agree.

To express agreement  I agree with you.

MODULE 1 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 3 - SPEAKING (F4) 2021

To express partial agreement  You could be right but...

To express strong disagreement  I disagree completely.

To express disagreement  I disagree.

MODULE 1 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 3 - SPEAKING (F4) 2021

To close a discussion  Thank you for your contributions to this discussion.

To state a total agreement  We all agree that...

MODULE 1 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 3 - SPEAKING (F4) 2021

Candidate A: 1. Today, we are going to discuss on ____read

Candidate B: 1. Thank you, __your friend’s name___?

Candidate A: 1. Thank you, __your friend’s name___?

Candidate B: 1. You have made an absolutely convincing

MODULE 1 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 3 - SPEAKING (F4) 2021

State your strongest 1. Based on our discussion earlier, from my

Conclude the discussion

Answer it by giving one

MODULE 1 - BAHASA INGGERIS - PAPER 3 - SPEAKING (F4) 2021

1. A HOLIDAY TRIP Part 2

(Candidate A), it’s your turn first. Here’s your task.

Candidates A Allow candidates 20 seconds to prepare.

Interlocutor All right? You may start now.

Candidate B: 1. Thank you, your friend’s name_?

Candidate A: 1. Thank you, your friend’s name_?