Kertas Model 2 PART 1 in this part. You should spend about 15 minases im 0° par B or C. For each question, nag nswer A, ‘i a Read the text carefully in each question. Choose the bes! the correct answer A, B or C on your answer sheet. My beloved sister, bag from you. It's te gn a handy bag. and the Iam so happy to receive 2 d beautiful! I have always wanted suet & Thank you so much. I love the deste! colour. Linda 1 Linda's sister has A. bought a beautiful tote bag for herself. B_ received a handy bag from Linda. given Linda a handy tote bag. ooo ee To: daniel @jmail.com | From: — [ michelle.adex@mailpost.com Subject: [Interview Invitation Dear Mr Daniel, We are pleased to inform you that you have passed the voice and accent online assessment. You are therefore, requested to attend an interview. The details are as follows: Date: 28 April Venue: ADEX Group of Companies, Level 19, Menara ADEX, Jalan Perwira 52100, Kuala Lumpur. Kindly confirm your attendance before 15 April. Regards, | Michelle Chan | 2 The email was written to {A invite Daniel for a voice and accent assessment, B confirm whether Daniel will be attending the interview, Cask Daniel to attend the interview before 15 Apdl, 2K1-2 Scanned with CamScanner3 Based on the advertisement, Foodgrab delivers A. food from all restaurants. B_ food from certain restaurants. CC. hot food from your favourite restaurant. 4 Feeling Fresh Mouthwash will help you to A. stay healthy. B_ avoid feeling tired. C prevent bad breath. © Sasbadi Sdn. Bhd, 198501006847, 2K1-3 KERTAS MODEL LIAN AKHIR ESI AKADEMIK ‘Bahasa inaneris Toxakatan 2 Scanned with CamScannerKertas Model 2 5 The tickets are A. cheaper for senior citizens. B priced at RM3.00 for a group of four. C_ too expensive for a group of more than four. Get Creative & Design Your LCM Teco 6 From the poster, we know that ‘A. the prizes for all the winners are iPads, B_ you must contact Melissa to submit your design, C you must enter the competition by 7 July, Scanned with CamScanner= 10 October ce Venue: [3 fa Faculty of } 1 Creative Arts & Design, d Sri Antarabangsa College, Jalan Enggang, 52200, Kuala Lumpur 7 The notice informs us that ‘A. an Art and Design course is available for one day only. B an Art and Design competition will be held at a college. the college will be open to the public on 10 October. Hi Annie, Could you drop by the bakery and pick up the cupcakes by 5.00 p.m.? 3.05pm. I willbe there, but I might bea little late. need to complete the work my boss has assigned me. 3.10pm. 8 Annie will be ‘A. slightly late to collect the cupcakes from the bakery. B dropping the cupcakes off at Christine's bakery. C bringing the cupcakes for Christine. [8 marks} (© Sasbadi Sdn. Bhd. 198501006847 2K1-5 KERTAS MODEL UNAN AKHIR SES! AKADEMIK Bahasa maqerisTinakeatan 2 Scanned with CamScannerT 2 ' aay minutes in tis part Kena Mode? | question, write the correct word jg | You should spend about 15 " h Read the text below and correct the underlined errors. For ea¢! the space provided on your answer sheet. In My Mother’s Kitchen i is it \d (0) find her humming a hap Mum was up rather early that morning. I ran into the kitchen and (®) TTC Py tune. I could sense that she was in a good mood. She pinched rae ang yin se i it inding stone — a big rolli in te ready to grind them into a paste with her grinding stone — 2 big TA stand mit, This rolling pin rolled over a thick flat granite slab. I of 7 and when I was done, I (10) grind some chillies into a paste. We (11) have the electric blender back then, no doubt, but on that particular day, it had to be done the traditional way. While | (12) am at it, she lightly fried several pieces of fish which had been marinated with salt ang turmeric, Mum loved to (13) spending her time in the kitchen. She could spend hours cooking up a storm. Mustard oil was heated in a pan and then (14) her tenderly put in the five spices. Next, she slowly added the mustard paste and red chilli paste to sauté before putting (15) away the fish pieces to simmer gently. After a while, the gravy was at (16) a right consistency. Mum's eyes twinkled with happiness: A feeling of pure joy swept over her as she proudly announced ‘Fish in ce Gravy 5 avi a final flourish, she uncovered the pan and threw in a handful of green chillies to make the gravy more spicy. I could hardly wai " i eee spicy. I coul ly wait to try Mum’s new dish. My stomach Example: 0 | found [8 marks] Scanned with CamScannerKertas Model 2 PART 3 You should spend about 20 minutes in this part cad the text below and complete th ; Reber from the text for ech one owing mind map with no more than three words and/or legendary folk he Badang L care heated om Toho). Whe known for his mighty strength, He was a boy from Sayong Fine evamed of beconaing eee ee, Was Young, he was a slave toa rich farmer called Nira Sura. Conte anally cae one and free. However, he was thin and weak, His back was hunched. Dee Rae ooane ish for his meals. He would set his fish traps in the evening and collect them the following morning. On one unfortunate day, Badang discovered that only bones were left in his fish traps. So, Badang went on a quest to catch the culprit. However, he was not successful. The villagers laughed at him for not being able to catch the thief. They blamed it on his weak and thin body. Badang took this as a challenge and continued looking for the culprit. Then, he had an idea of hiding behind the tall grass to monitor his fish traps. His patience and courage paid off as he managed to catch the thief'—a strange-looking creature he had never seen before! The creature begged Badang to release him and in return, he would grant Badang a wish. Taking this opportunity, Badang wished to have superstrength. The creature granted his wish. Badang was So excited and he tested out his power, and true enough, he was able to uproot a tee easily In his excitement, he cleared up the forest at lightning speed. This made his master, Nira Sura question him. Badang explained to him what had happened. Nira Sura agreed to release Badang from slavery, on the condition that he would never ever boast about his strength but use it to help others. Worked as a: ‘Nira Sura’s condition: Badang’s master: Physical description’ 19 20 Badang’s new power: 22 —_—_—__5 ———— [8 marks} 2K1-7 KERTAS MODELUMIAN AKHIR ESI AKADEMIK © Stadt sa, hd, 19850100687 ebaan ngger Kighatan 2 Scanned with CamScannerKertas Model 2 PART 4 , You should spend about 20 minutes in this part. Read the text and answer the questions that follows. Choose no more than five words and/or a number from the text for each answer. The Poison Garden The Alnwick Garden is one of North England’s most beautiful tourist attractions. Acres of colourful plants invite visitors to wander through rows of fragrant flowers, water sculptures and beautiful fountains. The garden has one of the largest trechouses in the world, built at 18 metres above the ‘ground. ; However, within the Alnwick Garden, there is another 14-acre garden hidden behind black iron gates. This is a place where visitors are told not to smell the flowers. Known as the Poison Garden, this place was opened in 2005. In this garden, the plants are so dangerous and toxic that some of them are kept in large cages. This part of the garden is a huge contrast to the bright green scenery that greets you everywhere else. At first glance, it looks like the usual English country garden, with lush trees and lovely fragrant blooms. However, when we look closer, nothing here is what it seems. On the gate leading to this green garden is message. It is a warning of what is inside: “These Plants Can Kill!” Who is behind this unique creation? It is the brainchild of Jane Percy, an English duchess. Jane's husband had inherited a castle. As she explored the gardens around the castle, Jane found an overgrown garden. She had an idea to build a new garden filled with plants that could Kill She then set about collecting poisonous plants. Jane wanted to educate people on the dangers of Certain plants. Many visitors are usually surprised to learn that some common plants can be highly toxic. Visitors can see more than 100 different species of deadly plants from all over the world. They can also learn about the science and history behind them. Due to the plants’ dangerous ualities, visitors are prohibited from smelling, touching or tasting any of them. Even with guidelines in place, a visitor can fall victim to the plants. It is sad that in reality, not many people know much about poisonous plants. Many are not even able to recognise such plants. This is scary since they will most likely not seek medical attention Until itis too late. A garden such as this is indeed useful although it may seem a litle strange. 2KI-8 Scanned with CamScannerKertas Model 2 sg The Alnwick Garden is situated in eee eee 4 when visiting the Poison Garden, visitors are advi ae itors are advised not to __— the are some of the plants i i iy Plants in the Poison Garden kept in large cages? ‘They are So yg A waming that reads “These eo eading to the Poison Garden, "is 0" the gate 49 Who created this special garden? 4 The purpose of creating this special garden is to make people aware of the dangers 31 What can visitors learn about the plants in the Poison Garden? ‘Their 32 Why are visitors not allowed to smell, touch or taste any of the plants in the Poison Garden? These plants have Complete the table below with a word from the article. Foreach question, write your answer in the space provided on your answer sheet. Meaning Word 33 unusual 4M not allowed [10 marks} Scanned with CamScanner