FORM 4 2021

SMK PARIT BETAK, BENUT BAHASA INGGERIS KERTAS 1 TINGKATAN 4

UJIAN PENGESANAN
SEPTEMBER 2021 1 jam 30 minit

ARAHAN:
1119

1. Buka kertas soalan ini apabila diberitahu.

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2. Tulis nama dan kelas anda pada ruang yang disediakan.

3. Jawapan anda hendaklah ditulis pada ruang jawapan yang
disediakan dalam kertas soalan ini.
4. Kertas soalan ini hendaklah diserahkan kepada pengawas
peperiksaan pada akhir peperiksaan.

Untuk Kegunaan Pemeriksa

Bahasa Inggeris

Nama Pemeriksa:
Bahagian Markah Penuh Markah Diperoleh
1 8

2 10

3 8

4 6

5 8

Jumlah 40

NAMA : ............................................................................ KELAS: ......................

Disediakan oleh: Disediakan oleh: Disemak oleh: Disahkan oleh:

Pn. Nur’Atikah binti Rahman Pn. Normeza binti Misman Pn. Siti Sarah binti Tajuddin
(Penyelaras BI Ting.4) (Ketua Panitia Bahasa Inggeris) (Guru Kanan Bidang Bahasa)

PAPER 1
Instructions: This question paper has five parts, which consist of 40 questions. Answer all questions.
Read the instructions for every part and the questions carefully.

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.

1. Which of the following statement is true?

A 144518 COVID-19 deaths have been reported so far.

B Three men died of COVID-19 symptoms on January 13.

C Sabah had the highest number of collective COVID-19 cases on January 13.
 Slough, home to Europe’s largest trading estate in a single ownership, has one
of the highest number of global company headquarters in the UK, including O2
Telefonica, Mars, DHL as well as Chinese tech firms, Yitu, Oppo mobile and ZTE.
Slough has a thriving employment market due to the expansion of the tech
industry, and a fast-growing population due to the affordable housing prices, which is
attracting a highly skilled and young workforce with a strong entrepreneurial spirit.
Centre for cities 2020 also rated Slough as the most productive town per person in the
UK, with the second highest weekly paid after London, due to the strong local
economy.

2. Slough has become the largest trading estate in Europe is because

A of its flourishing employment market resulting from the growth of the tech industry.

B it has the highest paid local employees due to its strong economy.

C housing prices are high due to a fast- expanding population.

Consumers are prioritising hygiene and

cleanliness- and it shows in what they buy:

• 59% of consumers say they are shopping

more health consciously.
• Consumer- health companies have seen
an increase in illness prevention and
immunity- enhancing products, such as
multivitamins, which have seen a 40%
year-over-year in sales.
• 48% of consumers intend to maintain
new health and wellness habits they
have adopted during the pandemic.

3. Which of the following is true about the information given?

A People are investing more in health products that enhance health, hygiene and clealiness.

B People are investing more in health products that prevent illness and improve immunity.
C People are happy to comply with the new health and wellness habits during the pandemic.

SUNWAY LAGOON THEME PARK

Located in Petaling Jaya, about 15 km southwest of Kuala
Lumpur city centre, it has a variety of watery rides on offer
and plenty of dry land activities too. Water slides that whirl
and twirl, a man- made ‘river’ ride, a surf beach, a wave
pool, a 360° revolving pirate ship… The list of fun attractions at
the 80-acre park is extensive.

Connected to Sunway Pyramid and Sunway Resort Hotel &

Spa via a fully covered walkway, the theme park
encompasses a total of five zones namely the Water Park,
Scream Park, Amusement Park, Extreme Park and Wildlife
Park.
Opening hours: Daily 10.00a.m. – 18.00p.m.
Address: 3, Jalan PJS 11/11 Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya.
Tel: +(6)03-56390000/01/02

4. The purpose of the advertisement is

A to provide the offers available on each watery ride.

B to inform visitors that the theme park is open all day long.

C to inform the public about the attractions available at the park.

5. The notice to students says that

A only underprivileged students are allowed to seek admission for the classes.

B coding classes will be held during weekends from February onwards.

C the academy teaches coding to people of all ages all over the world.
6. Which of the following statements is true?

A Jenna is having a birthday party at 5.30p.m.

B All their friends are at Jenna’s party except Lisa.

C Lisa’s mother had a fall and needs her help to buy groceries.

JOIN US FOR AN IN-PERSON INFO SESSION

If you are interested in applying for a teaching position at KTK, join us for
an information session with KTK’s Principal, Khadijah Abdullah. Take a tour
of the school and learn more about the teacher application process and
what it’s like to teach at KTK.

Teacher positions are now open for Kindergarten, 1st Grade and various
upper level subjects.

KTK’s In-person Info Session will be held on:

Wednesday, 12 January 2022 from 6.00p.m. to 8.00p.m.
Please RSVP at https://www.ktk.com/teachingposition
Closing date: 22.12.2022

7. Which of the following statements is true?

A There are many job vacancies available in schools.

B There are teaching vacancies for all grades at private schools.

C KTK is having an information session with the Principal for prospective teachers.
8. From the dialogue, we can conclude that the two boys

A are frustrated with English spelling.

B do not like speaking in English.

C find English so tedious.

 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.

Good Manners

Adolescence, also known as the teenage years, is a period when teenagers try to assert
their identity to fit (0) __in__ with society. Many teenagers (9) _______ that what their friends
do is the right thing. This is where the problem (10)_______. Very often, behaviour is learned.
Hence this explains why some teenagers behave well (11)_______ others do not.

(12)_________, students learn that they should not make noise in the library. They know
that they should not make noise in the library. They know that the volume of their conversation
may disturb another person who is trying to concentrate (13)_______ his reading. Learning to
be well-mannered in various social settings takes place during this stage. Just as we decide what
to wear to school or college each day, (14)_______ to be well mannered is a conscious and
mindful decision.

There is no doubt that as matured persons, we are (15)_______ for the way we grow.
But sometimes we wonder, how a teenaged son or daughter who is fairly polite in the outside
world, can be so rude to parents and siblings. This is because parents and siblings are the sponge,
the absorber of blows, the wall to bounce off disappointments, worries and longing. Teenagers
(16)_______ steam at home and this keeps them sane. Parents on their part, must not
(17)________ the power of their example. While it may be difficult to be polite to a rude
teenager, parents must try hard to do so. Maintaining standards have their (18)________. If
parents place a high degree of importance on politeness, the child will pick this up as important.
Polite parents tend to have polite kids.

0 A in B on C at D of

9 A believe B believes C believed D believing

10 A lies B ends C falls D drops

11 A or B so C since D while

12 A Example B Such as C Namely D For instance

13 A in B on C at D of

14 A want B wants C wanted D wanting

15 A responsible B relieved C grateful D unique

16 A let on B let off C let fly D let fall

17 A devalue B misjudge C miscalculate D underestimate

18 A welfare B benefits C profits D uses

 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.
19 In paragraph 1, why did the writer notice the hand?

A He noticed it because of the pale colours.

B He noticed it because of the dark colours.

C He noticed it because of the contrast in colours.

D He noticed it because of the similarity of colours.

20 In paragraph 2, what was strange about the chopped hand?

A It was dirty.

B It was bloody.

C It was lying around.

D It was chained to the wall.

21 What is paragraph 3 mainly about?

A It informs as to how the hand was preserved.

B It tells of how the enemy was killed.

C It tells to whom the hand belonged.

D It is about how the hand was cut.

22 In paragraph 4, why does the writer use the phrase ‘recoiled a little’?

A The sight of the hand was so unpleasant that he curled himself into a ball.

B The sight of the hand was so unpleasant that he jumped back in fear.

C The sight of the hand was so terrible that he bent over in fright.

D The sight of the hand was so terrible that he froze in fright.

23 In paragraph 5, what information is revealed about the hand?

A It is a dead hand.

B It is a strong hand.

C It appears to be alive and well.

D It appears to have a life of its own.

24 In paragraph 7, what was the proof that the hand had killed Sir John?

A He was choked to death.

B His face was black and swollen.

C There was blood all over the neck.

D The five holes on the neck were made by sharp points of iron.

25 Sir John says he is a strong man. Which of the following supports his statement?

A Sir John says he is strong.

B Sir John says he is stronger than his enemy.

C Sir John states he is stronger than the person who used the axe.

D The hand broke the chain. So, Sir John must be stronger if he could hold and chain the struggling
hand.

26 What message can you draw from this story?

A Value your life.

B Revenge often backfires.

C Keep your enemies close to you.

D Be adventurous and collect strange things.

PART 4

Questions 27 to 32

You are going to read an article about the usage of a credit card. Six sentences have been removed
from the article. Choose from the sentences A to H the one which fits each gap (1 to 6). There are
two extra sentences which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet.

A credit card is a tool used to pay for goods and services. 27 In other words,
whenever you spend your credit card, you are borrowing money from the bank to pay for
your purchase.

A credit card is a substitute for cash and is often for short-term financing. You can
use it for daily spending. A credit card can offer you many benefits. It is safe to use a credit.
28 When your debit card is used by a thief, the money is missing from your account
instantly. It can take a while for the bank to investigate so that the bank can reverse the
fraudulent transactions and restore the money to your account. By contrast, when your
credit card is used fraudulently, you will not suffer losses. 29

Besides, when you spend with a credit card, you get to enjoy extra benefits
including cashback, rewards, discounts or promotions. Spending with a credit card can also
be good for your credit score as you need it when applying for loans and mortgages. 30.
With a credit card, you can split a huge lump sum payment into affordable
instalments over several months or years. This gives you time to repay the bank for your
purchase without being charged interest.

However, it is important to remember that you must pay for your purchase made
with the credit card within 30days promptly to avoid high interest. A credit card has high
interest rates. Some credit cards charge a staggering interest rate of 18%. 31.

Therefore, you should never take high interest rates and late payment fees for granted. If
you fail to pay up your credit card bills, the bank can sue you for the money that you owe.
If it turns out that you have an outstanding amount of RM30000 and above with a default
period at least 6 months, then under Malaysia Law, you can be declared a bankrupt.

All in all, a credit card is a double- edged sword. 32. Nonetheless, if you fail
to control your spending, it can plunge you into a bottomless financial turmoil which can
ruin your life completely.
A In addition, a credit card can also help you E Besides, interest, banks also charge late
pay for expensive purchases with a 0% payment fees which can be as a minimum
interest. as RM10 or 1% of your balance, whichever
is higher.
B Many of us use credit cards irresponsibly and F It is essentially a type of short- term loan
therefore end up in debt. issued by a bank to an account holder.
C It can improve your life quality if you use it G When you make a credit card purchase,
properly. your money remains in your checking
account until you pay your credit card bill.
D You just have to notify your credit card H Paying with a credit card makes it easier to
company of the fraud and the credit card avoid losses from fraud.
company will resolve the matter.
 PART 5

Questions 33 to 40

We interviewed six students about places they would like to go for a weekend getaway. Read the
following information below and answer the questions that follow.
Questions 33 to 36

Which paragraph (A to F) describes the following getaway sites?

Statements Paragraph

33. It is an alluring place for you to stay

in, relax and take selfies!
34. This is the place to experience
various local cuisine, visit interesting
places and watch the city as you sail
by.
35. It is set amidst lush forest where
visitors can indulge themselves in
various activities.
36. You can climb mountain and spend
the night at a place with a breathtaking
view.

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.

Vacation Sites for a Getaway

It is fun and enjoyable to be able to go for retreats or vacations with family members

or friends. Depending on preference, there are many places available for selection.

Most are located in places (37)_________________ with greeneries and beautiful

sceneries. You can indulge in (38)________________ sports or just lie down on

(39)_______________ doing nothing. You can certainly find peace and comfort

especially in the (40)________________ secluded places.

ANSWER SHEET UJIAN PENGESANAN 2021; BAHASA INGGERIS TINGKATAN 4

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Part 4

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Part 5

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