Section A lists items related to coins, banks, things, family members, and 'duit raya'. Section B(i) lists acceptable items for a bag like a camera, knapsack, and cap. Section C contains two short stories. The first is about boys playing football in a garden who break a neighbor's window. The second story is about a hard working boy who receives help from a classmate and they both pass their UPSR exam. The document also includes a 95 word letter giving money management tips about saving in a money box, spending wisely between wants and needs, and sharing with others through donations or gifts.

1. Year 5 Assessment, August 2016 (Writing)
Section A
1.coins
2.in banks
3.things
4.parents and siblings
5.’duit raya’
Section B(i)
camera / knapsack or bag pack / cap / trainers or shoes (accept any three logical answers)
Section B(ii)
Section C
(Question 1)
One evening, John and his friends played football in his garden. His mother has warned him not to play
there but he refused to listen to her and continued playing.
While they were playing, Daniel kicked the ball too hard. It hit and broke his neighbour’s window.
Upon hearing the noise, his neighbour rushed outside to see what happened.
She was shocked and angry to see her broken window. She scolded them for their wrongdoing. The
boys were very sorry for what they had done and apologized immediately. John regretted for not listening to
his mother. He learnt a valuable lesson. He promised not to repeat this wrongdoing again.
(88 words)
(Question 2)
Benny was a very hard-working boy. Although he worked hard, he always got low marks in his
examinations. He was very sad. He did not know what to do.
Benny’s classmate, Ray, was a very intelligent boy. He wanted to help Benny so he got Benny to
study with him. He taught Benny those subjects he was weak in. They were seen together everyday doing
revision in the library.
They sat for the UPSR examination in September. When the results were announced, both of them
passed with flying colours. Benny was very happy. He thanked Ray profusely.
(97 words)
10, Ross Road,
11600 Penang.
8 August 2016
Dear Sam,
How are you? Hope you are healthy. Let me share with you some tips on how to spend money
wisely.
I follow ‘The 3S Principle’. The first ‘S’ is savings. I keep extra pocket money in a money box. It
is always good to save for rainy day. The second ‘S’ is spending wisely. You have to make a choice
between what you want and what you need. The last ‘S’ is sharing the money you have with others,
either through donation or buy presents for your loved ones.
I hope you find these tips useful. Bye.
Your friend,
Rosemary
(95 words)