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in this year,s
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machines. fuctroiq'
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fu§J.ih about 93,000; less than one per cent of the total population in the country.
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T}:ET\ and the Melayu Asli (also called proto-Malays).

The Negritos have a'darker skin and are smaller than the two other groups. They look
raüer like Australian Bushmen or Negritos from the Philippines. They are the oldest
people among the Orang Asli and the most nomadic tribe. They represent one-tenth of
the aboriginal population and live mainly in the north of the country.

The Senoi are taller and thinner than the Negrito. They have a lighter skin colour and
üeir physiological characteristics are different as their forehead is flatter. They are
settled in the middle of the peninsula.

The proto-Malays are physically close to the common Malays, without being their
ancestors. The biggest community among the three Orang Asli groups, their face is
generally oval and their skin is paler than the Senoi. They are mainly found in the south
of the peninsula.

(0) What does Orang Asli mean? _ Original people _

(l) Where do the Orang Asli live?
(2) How many groups are there?
(3) What is the Negritos'skin like?
(4) Where do the Malaysian Negritos live?
(5) Whose skin is lighter than the Negritos'?
(Q Which is the biggest community?
(7) Whose face is oval?
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north and south?
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(2) what makes the climate
mild?
(3) Where is less rain?
(4) Where do most people
live?
not white?
(5) Ho* *uny people are
g*ope the stongest?
(6) ffi;was'iliii;ution
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come from?
(7) Wt.r" do people nowadays