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Centre Number
Number
Khmer
Continuers Level
Tuesday 21 October: 2 p.m. Eastern Standard Time
Reading Time: 10 minutes
Working Time: 2 hours and 50 minutes
• You have 10 minutes to read all the papers and to familiarise yourself with the requirements of
the questions. You may not write during this time.
• Monolingual and/or bilingual printed dictionaries may be used.
This examination is used for the HSC (New South Wales), the NTCE (Northern Territory), the SACE (South Australia), the
TCE (Tasmania), the VCE (Victoria), and the WACE (Western Australia).
You will hear THREE texts. Each text will be played twice. There will be a short break between the first and
second playings in which you may make notes.
Listen carefully to each text and then answer the questions in ENGLISH.
Date of picnic
Text 2
2. (a) Why is Syna happy to learn to cook this dish? 1
2
Marks You may make notes
in this space.
(d) Where is this conversation most likely to have taken place? 1
Text 3
3. (a) What is the purpose of this conversation? 1
(b) Name six things that this school has to recommend it. 6
(c) What is the one thing that must be done before Bora can attend 1
this school?
You will hear TWO texts, one relating to Question 4 and one relating to Question 5. Each text will be
played twice. There will be a short break between the first and second playings in which you may
make notes.
Listen carefully to each text and then answer the questions in KHMER.
(c) Give two reasons why Kolap wants to buy house ornaments during 2
her visit to Cambodia.
cUreGayeyabl'BIry"ag EdlCaehtunaMeGaykUlabcg'Tijrbs'tub
EtgpæH k~¬geBleKeTAelg¨beTskmõ¬Ca.
4
Marks You may make notes
Text 5 in this space.
5. (a) Summarise the points made about the rôle of women in Australian 2
society.
cUrsegÅbCaeKalcMnucGMBImuxgarrbs'¨s‘Ik~¬gsgðmrbs'¨beTs
GU¨s‘alI.
(b) In the end, what do Chamroeum and Pheary both agree on? 3
enATIbMput etIcMerInnigParIyl'¨sbK~aGMBIbBaúaGÃIxÂH?
End of Section 1
Part A
Text 1
Text 2
þ sIuNamkeNH. V"nwgbgðab'kUneGayeFÃImúèbExµrmYymux.
s múèbGIV"?.
þ qaVyy"aggaybMput. vaminsUvBiVkeFÃIeT.
s xƬMcg'ecHeFÃImúèbenHNas' e¨BaHm"´agva¨sYleFÃI ehIym"´ageTotxƬMcUlcit‘j¬aMmúèbenHpg.
þ múèbenH¨tUvkarCacMaVc'nUv xÂaj' xæwms Vy Bgman' sac'¨kkcin em§Asußb GMbil nigTwk
suIGuIv.
s xƬM¨tUvcab'ep‘ImeFÃIGÃIV"?.
þ mundMbUg dak'xÂaj'BIrsÂab¨BaVy nigxæwmsEdlVnhan'rYce¨sc mYysÂab¨BakaehÃ
eTAk~¬gxæHek‘AmYy. eBlxæwmsmanBáN¨khm dak'sac'¨kkcinEdlVnhan'rYce¨sc
ehIyqavaeGayqíin. bnæab'mkcak'VyeTAk~¬gxæH rYckUr¨tlb'eGayVnsBÃlí.
s FuMxÂinq©aj'Nas'. rYcehIyeFÃIGIeTotV"?
þ äg¨tUveKaHBgman'dak'k~¬gcantUcmYy ehIyvayvaeGaysBÃ eTIbe¨sacvaeTAelIVy.
e¨kaymkerayem§Asßub GMbil nigTwksuIGIuveGaylµmkMueGay«¨beBk.
TIbMputäg¨tUvPÂk§emIl.
s y"aM!!!múèbenH¨sYleFÃINas'V". xƬMGrKuNV"ehIy.
Text 3
s = saray n = nayksala
s CMrabsYr xƬMsUmniyayCamYyelaknayksalabn‘icc±as.
n CMrabsYr. etIxƬMGacCYyG~k¨sIy"agdUcem‘cVn?
n ehtudUcem‘cVnCaG~kcg'eGaykUnpÂas'mkeronenAsalaenHk~¬geBlGIlUveNH?
Nas'.
s etIehtuGIeTA ?
sala«fÂbn‘ic.
s xƬMminyl'Tas'eTBI«fÂsalaenaH eGayEtCasalalí.
n etIkUnG~k¨sIcg'eronykmuxviCØaGÃIxÂH ?
n salaenHmanbe¨gonmuxviCØaEdlVnerobrab'Gmºaj'mijenHTaMgGs'.
s etIelakGacTTYlykkUnxƬMeGayeronsalaenHVnk~¬g«f©enHeT ?
s GrKuNelakEdlVnBn´l'erOgenHdl'xƬM. xƬMsUmCMrablasinehIy.
n VT. caMCYbK~a«f©e¨kay.
Part B
Text 4
r rINa k kUlab
c = cMerIn P = ParI
e¨cInk~¬g¨beTsenHesaH. etIägyl'y"agNaEdr ?
¨bCaCn.
c tamKMnitxƬM G~kneyaVyCaG~kman²TiìBlxÂaMgelIbBaúasgðmnigesd½kicÍrbs'¨beTs.
P eyIg¨tUvkar¨sI‘EfmeTotk~¬gvis&yneyaVyEmneT ?
y"age¨cInsMrab'Efrk§akUnecA.
Kat'GaceTAeFÃIkarCavisÃkrvij e¨kayeBlKat'qÂgTenÂVnbYnExrYc.
eTot¨beTsenHCa¨beTsmYyk~¬gcMenam¨beTsTaMgLayEdlmankMritCIvPaBxõs'bMputk~¬g
BiPBelak.
c ¨tUvehIy. eyIgmansMnaglíNas'EdlVnmkrs'enAk~¬g¨beTsenH.
Student/Registration
Centre Number
Number
Khmer
Continuers Level
This examination is used for the HSC (New South Wales), the NTCE (Northern Territory), the SACE (South Australia), the
TCE (Tasmania), the VCE (Victoria), and the WACE (Western Australia).
When judging performance in this part, the examiner(s) will take into account the extent to which
the student demonstrates the capacity to:
• understand general and/or specific aspects of texts, by, for example, comparing, contrasting,
summarising, or evaluating, and convey the information accurately and appropriately.
6. Read the text and then answer in ENGLISH the questions that follow.
«f©su¨kTI18Exemsa2003
sUmCMrabmkdl'elakÒBuknigG~km‘ayCaTInwkrlwk
xƬMmanesck‘IrIkrayCaGenkEdlVnTTYldMnwgfa elakÒBuknigG~km‘aymanesck‘IsuxCaFmµtaeT.
y"agxÂaMg eBlEdlVnmkdl'TIenHPÂam.
cMkary"agskmµ. xƬMKµanlWsMelgGÃIe¨kABIsMelgkUng"arbs'G~kCitxagyMm‘g@eLIy.
xƬMsUmCMrablaelakþBukG~km‘aysinehIy. caM«f©e¨kayxƬMnwgsesreTACMrabelakþBukG~km‘ay
m‘geTot.
KYrBuMKYrsUmelakþBukG~km‘ayemt‘aGP&yeTaseGaykUnpg.
BIkUnsMlaj'
htÄelxa
sMNag
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QUESTIONS
Marks
6. (a) What indications are there in the text that Samnarng is visiting a rural area? 5
Uncle
Baby
Auntie
Auntie
2 sons
Uncle
Uncle
Auntie
Son
Daughter
Uncle
Auntie.
sYs‘Isis§TaMgGs'K~a. «f©enHxƬMnwgerobrab'GMBI¨bvt‘isa¨s‘neyaVyrbs'¨beTskmõ¬CaedaysegÅb
cab'taMgBImunq~aM1953 mkTl'nwgsBëf©enH.
QUESTIONS
Marks
(a) Summarise the different types of political régimes in Cambodia from 1953 until the 4
present time.
4
Marks
(c) State the significant positive aspects of one of the political régimes in Cambodia. 2
When judging performance in this part, the examiner(s) will take into account the extent to which
the student demonstrates the capacity to:
• understand general and specific aspects of a text by identifying, analysing, and responding to
information;
• convey information coherently (structure, sequence, accuracy and variety of vocabulary and
sentence structure) and appropriately (relevance, use of conventions of the text type).
8. Read the text and then answer the question in 150–200 words in KHMER on pages 9 and 10.
kare¨CIserIsbuKðlik
buKðlikbMerIshKmn_Ep~ksuxPaB
kariyal&ysmaKmExµrnwgeFÃIkare¨CIserIsykbuKûlikeFÃIkareBjem"agmYyrUb. karhat'hÃwkhÃWnnwg
manp‘l'CUn.
ParkicÍrbs'buKûlikbMerIshKmn_Ep~ksuxPaBmandUcteTA :
• p§BÃp§aydl'¨bCaCnGMBIkarkarBareraKnigkarcak'f~aMbgûaeraK
• ENnaM¨bCaCneGaysðal'nUvmnæIreBT´nigmnæIrB´aVleraKep§g@
• p‘l'ÕdMbUnµanCaTUeTAtamTUrs&BæGMBIkicÍbMerITaMgLay
• CYydwkCBaØèneTACYbevCØbNëit
• CYyrkmNëlcas'Cra
• CYyeFÃIkarbkE¨bPasa
• CYyedaH¨saybBaúaep§g@EdlTak'TgeTAnwgmnus§cas'Cra.
G~kEdlmanC&yCMnHsMrab'kicÍkarenHnwg¨tUvVneroncb'f~ak'TI12 ehIynwgmancMnUlcit‘xagGÃIEdl
Tak'TgeTAnwgEp~ksuxPaB. G~kenaH¨tUvEtecHniyaynigsesrPasaExµr. G~kenaHnwgGacecHeFÃIkar
Tak'TgVny"aglíCamYymnus§¨Kb'¨sTab'.
smaKmExµrVnTTYlfvikarCMnYyBIrd½ edImºIp‘l'kicÍbMerIenHdl'shKmn_Exµreday²tKit«fÂ.
ebIcg'VnBtámanbEnÄmGMBIkicÍkarenH sUmTak'TgeTAkariyal&ysmaKmk~¬geBlem"ageFÃIkartam
TUrs&Bæelx (03) 8234 1759 BIem"ag9¨Bwkdl'em"ag5l©ac erogral'«f©c&nædl'«f©su¨k.
sUmepÆIBak´suMeTA : elak¨bFan
smaKmExµr
6
Remove this page from the question booklet by tearing along the perforations so that you will have the text
and question in front of you for easy reference.
QUESTION
Imagine you are the successful applicant for this position. Your first task is to produce an article for the
community newspaper, introducing yourself and advertising your service. Write your article.
ÓbmafaG~kCaebkÅCnEdlVnTTYlkicÍkarenaH. kicÍkarTImYyrbs'G~kKW¨tUvsesrGtÄbTmYy sMrab’
cuHp§ayk~¬gsarBtámanshKmn_ edImºIENnaMeGayeKsðal'G~k nigedImºIp§ayGMBIkicÍbMerIrbs'G~k.
cUrsesrGtÄbTrbs'G~k.
Student/Registration Khmer
Number Continuers Level
Centre Number
Question 8
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Student/Registration
Centre Number
Number
Khmer
Continuers Level
This examination is used for the HSC (New South Wales), the NTCE (Northern Territory), the SACE (South Australia), the
TCE (Tasmania), the VCE (Victoria), and the WACE (Western Australia).
When judging performance in this section, the examiner(s) will take into account the extent to
which the student demonstrates:
• relevance and depth of treatment of ideas, information, or opinions;
• the capacity to structure and sequence response and capacity to use conventions of the text type.
9. Write a talk to present to your class on the difficulties for young people of maintaining Khmer
traditions in Australia.
cUrG~ksesrGtÄbTmYysMrab'niyayk~¬gf~ak'rbs'G~k GMBIkarBiVkrbs'yuvCnyuvnarIk~¬gkarEf
rk§aTMenomTMlab'ExµrenA¨beTsGU¨s‘alI.
11. You attended a Khmer festival in your capital city. After having lunch with your family you
participated in a popular Khmer game.
Write an article for a multicultural magazine describing various aspects of the festival,
including the game you played.
G~kVncUlrYmk~¬gBiFIbuN´ExµrmYyk~¬gTI¨kugrbs'G~k. e¨kayeBlBaƬaMVyCamYy¨KYsar
rbs'G~krYc G~kVncUlrYmelgElºg¨bCa¨biyExµrmYy.
cUrG~ksesrGtÄbTmYysMrab'cuHp§ayk~¬gTs§navd‘IBhuvbºFmámYy edayerobrab’GMBI
lkÅN:TaMgLayrbs'buN´enaH rYmCamYynwgElºgEdlG~kVnelg.
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