Part 1

Questions 1 – 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.

Hi Anjali,
Your father and I have gone out to buy some groceries. You will find
your dinner in the microwave oven. Please remember to heat it up.
Love,
Mum

1. Mum wants Anjali to

A buy some groceries.
B heat up her dinner.
C prepare dinner on her own.

2. When the girl says “in good hands”, she means her friend _________ .
A handled the dog gently
B took good care of the dog
C held the dog with both hands

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3. WizBrain Tuition Centre is

A holding the PT3 exams.
B encouraging students to exercise.
C offering a workshop to prepare students for the PT3 exams.

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 High & Low Weather Summary, Genting Highlands (5 – 20 June)
Temperature Humidity Pressure
High 34 ºC (10 June, 14:00) 100% (6 June, 22:00) 1013 mbar (6 June, 22:00)
Low 23 ºC (15 June, 13:00) 56% (10 June, 14:00) 1005 mbar (10 June, 17:00)
Average 29 ºC 79% 1010 mbar
*Reported 5 June 16:00 – 20 June 16:00, Genting Highlands
Weather by Custom Weather, © 2021
Note : Actual official high and low records may vary slightly from our data if they occurred in-
between our weather recording intervals.

4. From the given information, we understand that

A the lowest pressure at Genting Highlands was recorded on 15 June.
B the average humidity at Genting Highlands from 5 to 20 June was 79%.
C the highest temperature at Genting Highlands during the year was 34 ºC.

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your house. Whether you are cleaning the floor or corners of cupboards, our super vacuum
cleans to your utmost satisfaction. You must have this efficient household gadget.

Usual price : RM450

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5. The advertisement claims that the vacuum cleaner

A is very light.
B has many features.
C has a new gadget.

JERANTUT: Two brothers, who were out on their usual afternoon of fun and games,
stumbled upon three black plastic bags containing money worth RM4000.00
yesterday.
The brothers found the bags in an abandoned hut near their parents’ fruit
orchard. They opened the bags out of curiosity and were shocked to see the huge
amount of money. They then immediately ran home to inform the police.

6. Based on the newspaper report, we know that the boys are

A honest.
B kind.
C reliable.

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7. The advertisement states that

A you must buy at least RM200 worth of items to get 25% off.

B the discount is available at all Fysonet stores until June 30th.

C you must buy at least RM500 worth of items to get a further RM65 discount.

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• The modern Asian woman’s personal guide to health
and wellness.
• Over 40 specialists contributing information on
medical issues.
• A must- have for women of all ages
• A monthly publication
• Sold in all major bookshops

8. HER BEAUTY is most likely a

A monthly health magazine for all women.

B magazine for men and women of all ages.

C guidebook on major diseases affecting elderly women.

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Part 2
Questions 9 - 16
Read the text below and correct the underlined words.
For each question, write the correct word in the space provided on your answer sheet.

CHIMPANZEES AND THEIR LOVE

FOR THEIR FAMILIES

Chimpanzees live in large communities that (0) ranges in size from 15 to 120 members.
A community may be big, (9) or individuals constantly break off into smaller sub- groups of six
or fewer chimps. Still, from time to time, there will be (10) an gathering of the larger community
and chimps will get together to play, breed and groom.

According (11) from the Jane Goodall Institute, relationships between chimpanzees can
(12) lasting a lifetime. Mother – daughter relationships are especially very strong as mothers
stay with their (13) youngs until around the age of seven. Siblings and pairs of male friends (14)
were also prominent. In fact, smaller groups communicate between (15) itself frequently, with
chimps calling out over longer distances through the pant hoot, a type of verbal communication.

Grooming is one of the most (16) importance behaviours that keeps chimp communities
close through developing their friendships, and reassuring others in their group. And like
elephants and people, chimpanzees also mourn the loss of their loved ones.

Example :

0 range

No. Write your answer

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

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 Part 3
Read the text below and answer questions 17 to 24.

Soft Drinks
By: Jacquez Perez

Soft drinks are always a choice for us, especially when we are growing up. As
teenagers, we have the tendency to guzzle any soft drink we can get our hands on without
thinking of the repercussions it has on our health. The top three favourites will still be the
ever- famous Coca- Cola, followed by Pepsi and F&N drinks. Nevertheless, we have to
consider what is in a soft drink first.

For one, a can of soft drink contains more sugar than an average person should
consume a day. This is keeping in mind that the drink is also diluted with other chemicals
such as colouring and sweeteners. Many evidences have shown that a simple can of our
daily soft drink contains up to nine scoops of sugar. This amount of sugar has been
researched thoroughly and proven by many chemists and physicians of its ill effects on the
human body.

With this at risk, we knowingly commit to these sugary drinks in spite of being
warned about the hazards it contains. The government and many other health
organisations have shown support to detest the production and consumption of sugar. Yet,
these huge conglomerates always turn a deaf ear as the revenue which they reap from the
sales of such products is too high.

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 Questions 17 - 24
Complete the following graphic organiser.

Choose no more than three words and/or a number from the text for each answer.
For each question, write your answer in the space provided on your answer sheet.

Top 3 soft drinks

17 __________________________________________________
18 __________________________________________________
19 __________________________________________________
SOFT DRINKS

contains more 20 _____________________________________

than the average daily consumption for a person.

A can of soft drinks contains

21 ____________________________________ of sugar.

Chemicals included in soft drinks :

22 __________________________________________________
23 __________________________________________________

The ill effects of soft drinks have been proven by many

24 __________________________________________________ .

[8 marks]
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 Part 4
Read the text below and answer questions 25 to 34.

ROBOT
Robot comes from the Czech word ‘robota’, meaning ‘forced work or labour’. But today,
robot refers to any man – made machine that can perform work or other actions normally
performed by humans, either automatically or by remote control.

Robots seem like a modern – day invention, but evidence shows that automation was
created for everything from toys to parts for religious ceremonies in ancient Greece and Rome.
Leonardo da Vinci sketched plans for a humanoid robot in the late 1400s. Jacques de Vaucanson
produced a flute- playing automated human figure in the 18th century. Indeed, many automated
inventions were created largely for entertainment purposes.

In 1956, George Devoland Joseph Engelberger founded the world’s first robot company. By
the 1960s, the General Motors automobile plant in New Jersey was using robots to move car
parts around. Robots continued to advance and are now found in homes as toys, vacuums and
programmable pets. They are a part of many aspects of industry, medicine, science, space
exploration, construction, food packaging and are even used to perform surgery. Watson, a robot
with artificial intelligence from IBM, defeated human players in an episode of Jeopardy.

Robots are used because they are often cheaper to use than humans. It is easier for robots
to do some jobs and sometimes the only possible way to accomplish some tasks! They can
explore inside gas tanks and volcanoes and traverse the surface of Mars and other places too
dangerous for humans to go. Furthermore, robots can do the same thing over and over again
without getting bored. They can drill, weld, paint, handle hazardous materials and in some
situations, are much more accurate than a human – which can cut back on production costs,
mistakes or hazards. Robots never get sick, don’t need food and sleep, don’t need to take a day
off and best of all, they don’t ever complain!

Unlike in the films, however, robots are unable to think or make decisions; they are only
tools to help us get things done. They are machines with programmed movements that allow
them to move in certain directions or sequences. Artificial intelligence has given robots more
ability to process information and to ‘learn’. But, they are still limited by the information given
to them and the functions they are required to perform.

Adapted from : http://idahoptv.org/sciencetrek

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 Questions 25 - 31
Answer the questions below.

Choose no more than five words and/or a number from the text for each answer.
For each question, write your answer in the space provided on your answer sheet.

25. The original word ‘robot’ can be translated to mean

___________________________________________________________________________ . [1 mark]

26. There is proof to show that robots were used centuries ago in

___________________________________________________________________________ . [1 mark]

27. The world’s first robot company was established by _________________________________

__________________________________________________________________ in 1956 . [1 mark]

28. Robots continued to advance and now are found _____________________________________

as toys, vacuums and programmable pets. [1 mark]

29. A robot _____________________________________________________________________

won against human contestants in a tv game show. [1 mark]

30. An example where robots can accomplish tasks that human beings cannot is ______________

___________________________________________________________________________ . [1 mark]

31. An important advantage that a robot has over humans is that it __________________________

___________________________________________________________________________ . [1 mark]

32. As robots are machines with programmed movements, they cannot ______________________

___________________________________________________________________________ . [1 mark]

Questions 33 and 34
Complete the table below with a word from the advertisement.
For each question, write your answer in the space provided on your answer sheet.

Meaning Word
33.
mechanised [1 mark]
34.
dangers [1 mark]
[10 marks]

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 Part 5
Questions 35 – 40
You are going to read a story about a day at the beach.
Six sentences have been removed from the story. Choose from the sentences (A-H) to fit each
gap (35-40). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use.

For each question, write the correct answer (A – H) below.

A Day at The Beach

It was a bright and sunny day. It was a good day to be at the beach. There

were many picnickers and children playing in the water. Harun and his wife,
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Nurul, ran a small stall selling food at the beach.

Harun and Nurul were very busy preparing and selling nasi lemak, fried

chicken, rojak, fried noodles and iced drinks to their customers. Their five – year

– old daughter, Jasmin, lay contentedly on her mattress, in the corner of the stall.

36 The people on the beach looked out to sea and what they saw shocked

them. A tidal wave, as high as five – storey building, was racing towards the beach.

37 They had to make a run for it. It was now or never.

Nurul quickly grabbed Jasmin and together with Harun, tried to run away.

38 Harun, Nurul, Jasmin and other people were sucked into the water and

thrown about helplessly.

39 Harun looked around desperately for Nurul and Jasmin. He

called out for them. His calls were drowned out by the shouts of others. 40

Harun was overwhelmed for his wife and daughter were safe.

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A
However, the water receded just as quickly as it struck.

B
Suddenly, someone shouted, “Danger! Danger! Run!”

C
Everyone scrambled all over the place to escape.

D Both Harun and Nurul could not cope with the demand
for food.

E
Finally, he found Nurul and Jasmin among some bushes.

F With so many people, Harun felt that business would be

good that day.

G
Jasmin cried loudly when Harun carried her.

H
Disaster struck swiftly.

[6 marks]

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 Part 1
[20 marks]
You should spend about 25 minutes in this part.

Read the message from your father.

Hi Kasim,
I am thinking of getting your brother a birthday present. Would he like a camera, a
laptop, a PlayStation or maybe I should get him something else?
Which one do you think he would like? Let me know what you think and suggest me
one.
Dad

In about 80 words, write a message to your father about your suggestion/ choice.

Hi ____________,

From,
_______________

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