SEK MEN KEB BERSIA (FELDA)

TAHUN 2016
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BAHASA INGGERIS
KERTAS 2
Dua Jam Lima Belas Minit
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JANGAN BUKA MODUL INI SEHINGGA DIBERITAHU
Arahan

Examiners

1. Modul ini mengandungi empat bahagian.

2. Jawab semua bahagian.
3. Anda dinasihatkan supaya mengambil masa 25 minit
untuk menjawab soalan Bahagian A, 25 minit untuk
Bahagian B, 50 minit untuk Bahagian C dan 35
minit untuk Bahagian D.
4. Soalan-soalan yang dikemukakan dalam modul
ini mempunyai empat pilihan jawapan.
5. Tandakan jawapan Bahagian A pada kertas
jawapan yang disediakan di muka surat 17.
Instructions
1. This module consists of four sections.
2. Answer all sections.
3. You are advised to spend about 25 minutes on Section A,
25 minutes on Section B, 50 minutes on Section C and
35 minutes on Section D.
4. Questions in this module have four options.
5. Mark your answers for Section A on the answer sheet on
page 17.

Code
Section

Marks

15

10

25

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Total

70

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Modul ini mengandungi 16 halaman bercetak

Section A
[15 marks]

LITTLE COTTAGE

HAPPY MOTHERS DAY

Get your beautiful roses
here! For enquires and early
bookings: 707-6472711

You may call Little Cottage to

A surprise the florist.
B give beautiful roses. C
order flowers as a gift.
Denquire about Mothers Day.

7.00 p.m.

Spirit of Love

7.30 p.m.

Do You Dare (Game Show)

8.00 p.m.

Bulletin on 6

9.00 p.m.

11.30
p.m.
12.30
a.m.

Sunday Film: The Odyssey

Two young bloggers attempting to
document
their journey around the world
experience a
bizarre encounter that leaves one of
them
having extraordinary powers.
CSI Miami
Close

In The Odyssey, the bloggers

A try to record their trip.

Bhave phenomenal abilities.

C travel to get a bizarre experience. D
become excited about their power.

From the cartoon strip, we can conclude that the

A son was rude to his father.
Bfather was unsympathetic.
Cfather wished his son to be a top scorer.
Dson did not perform well in his examination.

When we receive instructions at our law office for making a

will, we ask if the author wishes to make an organ donation.
I wish I had known about that before, he answered. I
gave my piano away a while ago.

The text above is a clear case of

A

misconduct.

misbehaviour.

misjudgement.

misinterpretation.

When a waiter served Joe his chicken chop, Joe noticed the waiters
thumb clamped down on top of the meat. Hey, said Joe. I dont want
your hands all over my food.
Well, asked the waiter, Would you be happier if I let it fall on the floor
again?

From the incident above, we know that the waiter

A cheated his customers.
Bdenied his wrongdoing.
Cdid not practise good hygiene.
Ddid not accept the customers complaint.

Candy sales in 2013

80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
JAN

MAR

MAY

JULY

SEPT

Based on the chart, which of the following statements is true?

A February recorded the worst sales.
BThe sales in January and August were alike.
CCandy was more popular at the end of the year.

NOV

There was a meagre increase in sales in October.

YOUR NOD OF APPROVAL AND YOUR SMILE

DRIVE US TO DO BETTER
Planet Express Sdn. Bhd.

Planet Express Sdn. Bhd. emphasizes on its customers

A

reaction.

contribution.

satisfaction.

recommendation.

Dear Editor,
Sadly, despite efforts by authorities to educate children on road safety,
many adults seem to encourage children to break traffic rules. From
young, they are given the impression that it is all right to break the law. It
is common to see more than one child riding pillion on a motorcycle. On
top of that, these children do not wear helmets.
Occasionally, we can see a child standing out of a car's sunroof. The
parents are oblivious to the dangers of a sudden brake or accident.
Wearing rear seat belts is mandatory but we have yet to see most
parents enforce this ruling seriously.
Parents must strictly enforce traffic laws. Otherwise, all the efforts put by
the authorities to improve road safety education will not bear fruit.
Concerned Parents

The aim of the letter by Concerned Parents is to highlight

A parents mindset about road safety education. B
authorities good efforts to enforce traffic laws.

Cparents responsibility to teach their children to be law abiding.

authorities strict enforcement to educate parents on road safety.

Questions 9 15 are based on the following passage.

People from different countries have extremely different attitudes on gift giving. Americans
are perhaps the most fond of giving ____(9)____ the Arabs give the most lavish gifts and
they may expect lavish gifts in return. The Japanese _____(10)______ a mania for giving
gifts. On the other hand, giving and receiving gifts in China ___(11)____ something of an
art and the ritual can be as important as the gift itself.
If you give a Latin American woman a box of handkerchieves, she may think that you want
to see her ______(12)_____. Giving an Argentinean a chrysanthemum would be worse
because it is the common flower for ____(13)___ in Argentina and suggests death. Never
give a knife to anyone as it implies you want to cut off your relationship ____(14)____ the
receiver.
When giving a gift, hand the gift to the person with both hands. The gift is considered an
extension of the person and handing ___(15)____ over with both hands is a sign of respect.
When receiving a gift, also accept it with both hands and say thank you.
9

A
B
C
D

but
since
because
therefore

13

A
B
C
D

funerals
birthdays
weddings
anniversaries

10

A
B
C
D

has
had
have
having

14

A
B
C
D

to
of
for
with

11

A
B
C
D

is
are
was
were

15

A
B
C
D

it
its
its
itself

12

A
B
C
D

cry
cries
cried
crying

Section B
[10 marks]
Questions 16 25

Do you have what it takes to be a Science Superstar?

Come and join the International Petronas Science Talents Competition
THEME:
Creatively Act Out Important Discoveries In Science.
Regional winners will compete against other Science Superstars from all over Malaysia in the
grand finals at Istana Budaya, Kuala Lumpur in 26 December 2011
The competition is eligible to all Form 4 to 5 students
Science Superstars
National Level Prizes
FIRST PRIZE
A 4D/3N Educational tour package to Tokyo
Multimedia Set for school
Science Development Programme for school
SECOND PRIZE
A 4D/3N Educational tour package to Singapore
Multimedia Set for school
Science Development Programme for school
THIRD PRIZE
An Education/tour package within Malaysia
Multimedia Set for school
Science Development Programme for school
1.
2.
3.

Judges
Dato Siti Noorhaliza
Ir.Dr Irwan Shah Ali
Tan Sri Dr Nawab Abu

Log on to petrosains.com.my for details or contest entry.

Closing date: 30 June 2011

Endorsed by: Ministry of Education

Questions 16-19
Using the information from the poster above, complete the table below.
Name of Competition
16

17.Theme

18.Organiser

..

19. Number of Winners

Participants
.
..
.
..
21. Entry Closing Date
Competition Date
.

.
..

20.

22. Final
.

23. Final Competition Venue

Judge(s)

.
..

25. Contact for Information

.

24.

Section C
[25 marks]

Questions 26 31 are based on the following passage.

1 Youve got to make it. The trip wouldnt be any fun without you, Marco insisted
while boarding. Then, just as the flight was called, Daniele came running into the
departure lounge. Made it, he said breathlessly.
2

On the Flight 1553 there were 27 passengers, five short of capacity. Marco took
his seat next to his team coach, Joe. Daniele took seat 2A, at the front, close to Rossi,
who was escorting the Cagliari team. Occupying the window seat in row four was
Franco, who was an internationally known pianist.
3

While preparing to take off, flight attendant Tina began her safety briefing. Most
paid no attention, but Marco would later remember all her words. Flight 1553 lifted off
the runway at 11.19 a.m., climbed steeply and banked right onto a northerly course. As 10
the aircraft reached its cruising altitude of 25,000 feet, Marco turned to his coach to
discuss his freestyle technique, something Marco knew he had to improve. He used to
find his training regimen boring. But once he started winning medals, Marco was
hooked. Now he trained two hours a day, five, often six days a week, enjoying the
feeling that he was growing stronger, and faster, by the month.
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4 Flight 1553 was a short one, and they had been in the air only an hour when Daniele
glimpsed the coastline on the horizon. It was announced that the descent was
beginning. Landing would be in approximately 20 minutes. The sky that day was
crystalline blue, and visibility was perfect. Still, landing could be a challenge. Flanked
by mountains to the north, the airport is often battered by strong winds. And with 20 Flight
1553 just minutes from landing, the Genoa tower warned Captain Bono of wind shear on
the final approach path.
5

Wind shear, the erratic changes in wind speed and direction, is a serious hazard; and
to make matters worse, the tower also reported a 20-knot crosswind from Flight 1553s
right that could blow them off the runway. Two minutes to touchdown, the plane 25 rocked
and shuddered as it hit strong winds. Marco remained calm. With a minute to land, Captain
Bono roared in over the runway at over 260 kilometres per hour. The main landing gear hit
the runway with a hard thud.

6 Balanced unsteadily on two wheels, Flight 1553 careered down the runway at around 240
kilometres per hour until the nosewheel touched down. Some passengers 30 started
screaming hysterically. The plane briefly righted itself, then dipped sharply to
the left. From his seat near the front of the cabin, Daniele glanced at Tina, now
strapped into her seat. By that time, the aircraft had already eaten up half the landing
strip.
7 In the cockpit, Bono slammed the emergency brakes. But it was too late; within 35 seconds

the rubber had melted off the tyres and the metal wheels made a grinding sound
against the runway. At that juncture, Tina urged the passengers to wear the life jackets
placed under their seats. Skidding sideways, the plane smashed through a boundary
wall. As luggage spewed from the overhead lockers, Danieles seat was half-

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ripped from the floor and he slumped forward in the aisle. The plane hurtled out into 40
the sea at 110 kilometres an hour, splashing down 30 metres away.
8
Unhurt, Daniele got up slowly but his feet were wet. He was in horror. Water
was gushing into the cabin, rising past his ankles. He grabbed frantically at his seat
belt. Help! Let us out! someone yelled. But the plea was unanswered.
The tonnes of water pouring into the plane pushed the nose deeper under the 45
9 surface, increasing the tilt in the cabin. Finally, Daniele freed himself. Two rows away,
Franco was dazed; it took the musician a moment before he remembered where he
was. Climbing up onto his seat, Franco could see that the water was up to the chests of
passengers who were seated in front of him. They were about to die, he thought, and
his turn was next. Suddenly they all heard a shout from the back of the plane. Quick, 50
this way!
(Adapted from The Readers Digest, May 2001)
26

From paragraph 1, why was Daniele out of breath?

...... [1 mark]

27

From paragraph 2,
(a) what was the maximum number of passengers for Flight 1553?
...... [1 mark]
(b) who trained the Cagliari team?
.....................................................................[1 mark]

28 (a) From paragraph 3, why do you think Marco initially found this training routine
boring?
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(b) From paragraph 4, what made landing difficult at times?
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29

(a) From paragraph 5, which word means unpredictable?

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(b) From paragraph 6, in your opinion why did the passengers scream frantically?
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30

From Paragraph 8, give two possible reasons why the plea was unanswered?
Reason 1:........................................................................................................ [1 mark]
Reason 2:........................................................................................................ [1 mark]

31

Based on the passage given, write a summary on:

the problems the aircraft had to face before and after landing

Credit will be given for use of own words but care must be taken not to change the
original meaning.
Your summary must
be in continuous writing (not in note form)
use materials from lines 20 46
not be longer than 130 words, including the 10 words given below

Begin your summary as follows:

Flight 1553 began descending and was ready for landing when ...
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Section D
[20 marks]
32

Read the poem The Living Photograph below and answer the questions that
follow.
The Living Photograph Jackie Kay
My small grandmother is tall there,
Straight back, white, broderie anglaise shirt,
pleated skirt, flat shoes, grey bun,
a kind, old smile round her eyes.
Her big hand holds mine,
white hand in the black hand.
Her sharp blue eyes look her own death in the eye.
It was true, after all, that look.
My tall grandmother became small.
Her back round and hunched.
Her soup forgot to boil.
She went to the awful place grandmothers go.
Somewhere unknown, unthinkable
But there she is still,
In the photo with me at three,
The crinkled smile is still living, breathing.

(a)

In stanza1, who does the word there refer to?

..... [ 1 mark ]

(b)

How old was the writer when the photo was taken?
..... [ 1 mark ]

(c)

Why do you think the writers small grandmother is tall in the photo?
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(c)

Give 2 moral values that are found in the poem

1 : ....................................................................
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2 : ..................................................................
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[2 marks]

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33 The following is the novel studied in the literature component in English Language.
Sing to The Dawn

- Mingfong Ho

Based on the novel you have studied, write about a character who do you like most. With
close reference to the text, give reasons to support your answer.

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[15 marks]
KERTAS SOALAN TAMAT

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ANSWER SHEET FOR SECTION A

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10

11

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Examiners
Code
Section

Marks

15

10

25

20

Total

70