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UNIT 4 Wildlife

Listening Non-textbook Based

Read the questions and look at the pictures. Listen to the audio carefully and tick ( ✓ ) the
correct answers. LS: 1.1.5

Audio
1 Which flora or fauna consumes carbon dioxide and gives us oxygen?
Audio

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✓

2 Which of the following will cause the loss of habitat for wildlife?

3 What does the Tun Mustafa Park help to conserve?

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Speaking
Work with a partner. Discuss where you would go if you have the chance to travel. You may refer to
the information in the brochure and the dialogue below for ideas. LS: 2.1.3
Endau-Rompin National Park
(Johor)
The Endau and Rompin Rivers cross
here, creating wonderful waterfalls,
natural pools and spectacular scenery.
Explore the park’s untouched jungle -
follow the trails deep into the forest. See
civets, slow loris, deer and hornbills.
Hi, Amir. Which one of the places
in this brochure interests you?
What do you plan to do there?
What else is fascinating?
Haris
(Accept any suitable answer.)
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Non-textbook Based
Sumatran Rhinos and Asian
Migratory Birds and
Elephants at Royal Belum
Mangroves in Matang (Perak)
State Park (Perak)
Take a boat trip through mangrove Thick jungles create habitats for
trees. Find the 80,000 or so migratory millions of insects, thousands of birds,
birds. If you are lucky enough, you and a handful of endangered mammals.
will also get to see the river dolphins. See Asian elephants, Malayan tigers
and almost extinct Sumatran Rhinos.
Hike along the trails - look for sun
bears, tapirs and white-handed gibbons.
Hi, Haris. I would like to visit the
Endau-Rompin National Park.
I want to see the wildlife. I hope to see
the hornbill especially. I would also like
to see the civet, slow loris and deer.
Oh, of course the spectacular scenery with all the
waterfalls! I want to follow the trails deep into the
forest to explore the untouched jungle. How about
you? Where would you like to go?
Amir
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UNIT 4 Wildlife

Reading Non-textbook Based

Read the text. Then, answer the questions below. LS: 3.1.2

Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre is situated in the state of Sabah on the edge of the Kabili Forest
Reserve. There are usually buses which come from Sandakan directly to Sepilok. The bus journey takes
about 45 minutes. Taxis from Sandakan Airport take around 20 minutes and if you are coming from
Kota Kinabalu, the journey by bus takes 5 hours. However, there are frequent flights from Kota Kinabalu
to Sandakan which takes 45 minutes.
The centre was set up in 1964 by Barbara Harrison. It was the first centre in the world to devote itself
to the rehabilitation of orphaned orangutans. The Sepilok Reserve is about 43 square kilometres in area,
situated at the lowland of the equatorial rainforest. Here, care is given to young orangutans orphaned due to
illegal logging and deforestation. The rehabilitation process takes up to seven years and requires dedication
and commitment. A baby orangutan is taken care of like a human baby.

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The orangutans have to develop skills such as climbing. So the centre places the youngsters with older
orphans who will show them the skills. They are eventually released into the surrounding forest reserve
where they spend most of their time. They will sometimes return to the centre to eat. Visitors are not allowed
to touch the orangutans because they are very vulnerable to human diseases. Human contact is also kept
to a minimum to avoid unnecessary risks to visitors. Orangutans are very strong and wild animals can be
unpredictable.

1 Describe how a visitor from Kota Kinabalu can reach Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre.
A visitor from Kota Kinabalu can take a bus that takes 5 hours or catch a flight that takes 45 minutes.

2 How do the orangutans usually become orphans?

They usually become orphans because of illegal logging and deforestation.

3 Describe one way how the young orangutans are taught skills to survive?
The young orangutans are kept with older orphans that teach them the skills.

4 Why do you think human contact is not encouraged? Analysis

The animals may get infected by human diseases and sometimes wild animals can be dangerous to
humans. (Accept any suitable answer.)

5 Fill in the table with appropriate words from the article.

Meaning Word

forbidden by law illegal

the treatment of physical disabilities rehabilitation

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UNIT 4 Wildlife

Writing Non-textbook Based

Read the following story about an eventful trip. Then, write about your eventful trip in the space
below. LS: 4.1.3

During the last school holidays, I went to Kuala Selangor. I visited Melawati Hill. On top of the hill is
the Kuala Selangor Lighthouse, also known as Altingsburg Lighthouse which can be seen clearly from
far. The hill is also home to silver leaf monkeys. There are so many of them there. The silver leaf
monkeys are friendly. Feeding the monkeys was a special experience for me. I did not know that they
would start to climb all over us as we started to feed them. My cousin playfully placed the fruit on my
head and when the monkey came to grab the fruit, it grabbed my hair. I was scared and I started running.
Then the monkey got scared too. The monkey held onto me tightly, covering my eyes. I stumbled and
fell. The monkey let go of me and ran for its life. I had some injuries on my face and some parts of
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my body. I realised I needed to be more careful in future.

Last weekend, my family and I visited a small coastal village northwest of Kuala Lumpur. The village is
known for its attractions alongside the Selangor River which runs through the village. So we arranged for
an eco-friendly rowing boat for our tour. A local boatman was our guide and escorted us. The boat ride at
night itself was such a beautiful experience. On this river, we spotted the famous fireflies. Their flashing
lights sometimes synchronized and the overall effect was just like the twinkling lights of a Christmas tree.
I stood up and tried to catch one of them. Unfortunately, I lost my balance and almost fell into the river.
Luckily, the boatman got hold of me and I was alright. I was embarrassed but grateful that I did not get wet.
(Suggested answer)

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UNIT 4 Wildlife

Literature in Action Non-textbook Based

A. Read stanza 1 and answer the questions that follow. LS: 5.3.1

Newsbreak
Now why so loving, darling, But surely you’re some stranger,
And why the sudden kiss? No rage or hullabaloo.
You’d help me with some little jobs? Come closer, let me look, dear,
For goodness sake, what’s this? Can this be REALLY you?

Your face is clean for once, dear, Now were you struck by lightning
Your clothes without a crease. Or were you stunned at sport?
You saved your luncheon money? Ah … now I see the reason.
Will wonders never cease? You’ve brought your school report!

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No dropping of your school books,
No shrieking, childish treble.
Today you are a lamb, love,
Where yesterday a rebel. Max Fatchen

1 What does the child do when he/she meets the mother?

The child kisses the mother lovingly.

2 What has the child offered to do for the mother?

The child offered to help her with some little jobs.

3 What is the mother’s reaction?

She is surprised and wonders to herself, ‘For goodness sake, what’s this?’.

B. One of the themes in the poem is ‘Honesty is the best policy’. Get into groups and create a poster
on this proverb.

(Accept any suitable answer.)

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UNIT 4 Wildlife

Grammar Non-textbook Based

GRAMMAR HELP
PAST TENSE AND ADVERBS OF SEQUENCE
1. We use the past tense to talk about events or actions that took place in the past.
2. We use first, next, then, after that and finally to describe a sequence of past actions like telling a story, writing a recipe,
giving directions, etc.

A. Give simple instructions to replace a light bulb. Use the correct answers.

Finally After that First Next Then

1 First , you need to turn off the electricity.

2 Next , remove the light bulb.
3 Then , fix the new light bulb.
Quiz

4 After that , turn on the electricity.

5 Finally , switch on the light to test if it is working.

B. Complete the method to cook fried rice by using the correct adverbs of sequence.

Recipe: Simple Malaysian Fried Rice

Ingredients:
Method:
• 2 tablespoons of oil first
To prepare fried rice, , (1) heat two tablespoons
• ½ cup of diced carrots and
green peas of oil in a frying pan. Next
, (2) add the vegetables such as
• ½ cup of cooked prawns or Then
carrots and green peas and cook for 2-3 minutes. , (3)
chicken pieces
add in the cooked prawns or chicken pieces. After that , (4)
• 2 cups of cooked rice
• salt and ground pepper to add in the rice, stir and toss as you add ground pepper and salt.
taste
Finally , (5) garnish with scrambled or fried egg and serve.
• scrambled or fried egg

C. Give directions to your house.

First , (1) go to Jalan Mewah. Go straight until

you reach the first T-junction. Next , (2) turn left
until you see another T-junction. Then , (3) turn
right After that , (4) go past the first house on your Jalan Mewah
left. Finally
, (5) you stop because my house is the
second one on your left.

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