Name: Wan Nur Mursyidah binti Wan Zafri (KH 19054)

Activity 1

1. This area is very clean because people throw rubbish in the bin provided.

2. Morning buses are retarded as the sudden downpour occurred.

3. He showed up early at the cinema as he was reluctant to wait outside.

4. Citizens in Kuala Lumpur can go to the shopping malls without having any problem by

public transport.

5. To ensure the school children enjoying their school break, the parents need to find ways

to spend time with their children.

6. You can refer client service for more explanation regarding your questions.

7. The Internet's roots can be traced back to research commissioned by the US federal

government in the 1960s to develop reliable fault-tolerant communication with computer

networks.

8. The guitar is a musical instrument with four main components: the body, fretboard,

headstock, and strings.

9. Sealand is a micronation that claims Roughs Tower, an offshore facility in the North

Sea off the coast of Suffolk, England.

10. North American rain dances, traditionally practised by many native American tribes,

especially in the Southwestern United States, are among the most popular example of

weather manipulation practises.

Activity 2

1)

 The amount of premature birth increasing yearly.

 The survival rate of these premature babies varies greatly based on when the birth
occurred.
 Compared to the 90 percent survival rate of preterm babies born in developing
countries.

2)

 Malaysia has made significant strides in the global animation industry.

 These world-class animation series all expressed the goal of bringing Malaysia on the
map by putting our language, culture, and skills front and centre on the media screen.
 This company has been founded to lead the transition of Malaysia's digital economy.

3)

 Its majestic view of the glorious Mount Kinabalu, the lush greens of the mountain paddy
field, the ancient Borneo jungle, and native wildlife.
 The community of Sabah are what distinguishes the land.
 With such a varied audience, it is safe to assume that a trip to Sabah can never be boring.

4)

 Malaysia is dedicated to enhancing the sporting success and accomplishments of its

national champions and people in general.
 A medium of partnership as well as a participant to the development of a balanced
global view of the country.
 It is essential that this initiative be supported by government agencies with similar
goals. The Majlis Sukan Negara (NSC), in particular, is an entity that has encapsulated
the Ministry's vision and purpose through consistent goals and structured management.