1. Part 5
Questions 35-40
You are going to read an article about exercisefor health.
Six sentences have been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences (A-H) to.fit each
gap (3540). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use.
For each question, write the correct qnswer (A-H) below.
EXERCISE FOR HEALTH
Early in the morning or in the early evenings, we often see people going for exercise.
They are found in housing estates, playing fields, parks, indoor courts or gymnasiums.
F I-=l The answer is obvious - exercise is important for health. Whether they are
playing games, walking, jogging or running, all have one goal in mind, that is, to keep
fit. Through exercise, one can maintain or improve one's health.
Besides keeping fit, one can relax through exercise. Many of us have a sedentary
type of life in the office or at home.
[71----l Indeed, we will feel relaxed and refreshed
after a round of exercise.
There is no better and cheaper way than to exercise, with the exception of bicycling,
angling or mountain climbing. For walking or jogging, there is no expensive equipment
to spend
"".mSchoolchildren who have been spending a lot of time on their books and schoolwork
have been advised tr How befitting the saying 'a sound mind in ac exercrse.
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sound body'is.
For senior citizens, the best form of exercise is walking. Many have joined line
dancing, t'ai chi or some simple form exercise on the spot.
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We must remember that whatever form of exercise we take, we must do it regularly.
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I 40. I I The minimum one should carry out exercise is three times a week. Each
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routine of exercise should be 30 minutes to one hour.
In conclusion, we can say that exercise is very essential to us if we want to live a
healthy life.
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B
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Some may do it daily and this is good.
Even laughing or clapping hands is a form of exercise.
Why do they go for exercise?
After a hard day's work, we need to stretch or unwind.
Some may become professional athletes through exercise.
What you need is a pair of proper shoes.
Exercise develops leadership qualities.
Exercise refreshes their mind.
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3. Part 5
Questions 35-40
You are going to read an article about help for the disabled'
Six sentences have been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences (A-H) to fit each
gap (3540). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use.
For each question, write the correct answer (A-H) below'
HELP FOR THE DISABLED
The disabled are the unfortunate people in our society. They may be born deformed or
become physically disabled as a result of diseases
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should help them at all times as best as we can. We must not let them feel that they are not
wanted or are of no use in societY.
One simple way which we can help them is to visit them and make them feel happy.
t--31n If possible, all of them should be taught a skill, one that rn'ill enable them to fend
for themselves later.
Once they have acquired a skill, the public sector should provide job opportunities for
them, for example, being a telephone operator, weaving baskets and others. Some talented
ones have shown that they can draw and paint as well with their mouth or toes.
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With our care, the disabled can become useful in our society. Many have proven that
being disabled is no obstacle to success.
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With all the help given to them, the disabled will be abie to fend for themselves.
Ft f-_l They will feel that they are part of society and can lead a normal trife too.
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4. A They can be self-reliant and independent.
B Medical services should be provided to them.
C We ought to help them in whatever way we can.
D Their talent should be nurtured further.
E However, being sympathetic is not enough.
F We ought to show them that we care for them.
G They should be given special allowances.
H Therefore, no one should have any prejudice against them.
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5. Part 5
Questions 35-40
You are going to read an article about unhygienic public toilets.
Six sentences have been removedfrom the article. Choosefrom the sentences (A-H) tofit each
gap (3540). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use.
For each question, write the correct enswer (A-H) below.
Unhygienic Public Toilets
Many foreign tourists shower compliments on the many attractive places of interest
in Malaysia. However, they have lots of complaints about the public toilets.
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As you can see, most public toilets in bus stations, railway stations, hypermarkets
and eating outlets are not well maintained. Much effort has been taken by the relevant
authorities but in vain.
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To be fair, not all Malaysians are lacking in public hygiene. I :2. I I Many
public toilets have been frequented by vagrants, beggars and even trishaw riders. They
may even turn such toilets into their own shelter where they bathe and do their laundry.
one effective measure is to employ attendants to look after the toilets.
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However, the situation is still far from satisfactory based on the many complaints from
foreign tourists.
"Many Malaysians still do not know how to use a toilet," said the manager of a
hypermarket. They seem to have a high tolerance for dirtiness. I don't really think that they
need toilet training. ( 34-=lTheir mindset must be changed. I do hope the relevant
authorities could carry out awareness campaigns."
The manager also proposed that operators of outlets with dirty toilets should be
hau1edupbythere1evantauthoritie'mHowever,thatseemstobetheonly
solution.
Well, all Malaysians must realise that having clean toilets will raise the standard of
public hygiene. It will also improve the tourism industry
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6. A It is the vagrants who are to be blamed.
B The relevant authorities are not taking any action.
C They are quite right.
D Why is it so?
E Old habits die hard.
F Charge a nominal fee on those using the toilet.
G What is missing is their lack of civic-mindedness.
H It may be a drastic measure.
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Part 1
Questions 1-8
Read the text carefully in ench question. Choose thebest answer A,B or c.
For each question, msrkthe correct answer A,B or C.
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SCIENCEFAIR
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&c Young Scientists!
:i- Date: 25 April2019'1i
" Time : 8.00 a.m. - 2.00 p.m.
Venue : SMK Taman Taseek
Entry fee : RM2 for children and teenagers /
RMS for adults
Activities : Colouring, seeing new inventions,
joining fun science experiments, being a
young scientist and many more!
'1.. The Science Fair
A is only for scientists.
B is for all age groups.
C has only 5 activities.
MEET ATPHA THE ROBOT
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-"1;$;-" DATE :3 -t6June 2019
- VENUE: Farvey Horman Mall,
Puchong
Activities :Meet and GreetAlpha The
Robot, Qwizzes, Crossword puzzles,
Lucky draw, Guess and Win Game,
Wheel of Fortune
The 'Meet Alpha The Robot' event
A lasts for a fortnight.
B is organising only language activities.
C will be located at all Farvey Horman
MallsinMalaysia.
To :stephenandrews@gmail.com
From : amandadrew@vahoo.com
Subject: ANew Camera
Hi Stephen,
Are you free this Friday? I would like you to
accompany me to buy a new camera for my
Science project. You are an expert in cameras
and I would appreciate your opinion to help
me choose. Hope tohearfromyou soon.
Amanda
In the email, we know thatAmanda
A wantstobuyStephenanewcamera.
B needs a new Gfirera for her Science proled.
C needs Stephen's opinion for her Science
project.
Mrs Drew is texting Samantha to
A ask her to retum the Media Room radio.
B fine her for being late to retum the radio.
C send the radio to the Dance Club
members.
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Mrs Drew
Samantha,
I would like to inform you that your time to
borrow our radio has been overdue. you
will have to pay RM5 as a fine. Please return
the radio to the Media Room as soon as
possible. The Dance Club needs to use it this
S"l@y. Thank you for your cooperation.
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DearArfatu
You accidentally left vour laptop in my car
yesterday evening. Don't lvorry it's safe with
me. I'llbring it to class tomorrow.
Hidayah
5. Hidar-ahrsrote themessageto
A a-ckArtah to meether in class tomorrow.
B scold Arfah for leaving her laptop in her
car.
C inform Arfah that she left her laptop in her
car.
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It has a been a long time since we last met. I
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in the city. It's just a stone's throw away from i
Kuala Lumpur City Centre. Are you still living I
in Kampung Baru? Maybe we could meet up I
for lunch one of these days. Hope to hear from I
yousoon. I
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6. Azher sentanemailto HazrulT
A toinvitehimtohisnewapartment.
B to inform him that he has moved to a new
apartment.
C to inr."ite him to Kuala Lumpur City
Centre.
PT3 Set 3
Ripley's Believe It Or Not:
THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
While the Moon orbits the Earth, it still rotates
on its own axis and at a speed that keeps the
same side facing the Earth at all times. The
'dark side of the Moon' perception is a
confused interpretation of the same side of the
Moon always facing Earth. If you look into the
sky from Earth, you will see the same side of
the Moon that every other human has looked
at since the beginning of time. It was not until
space travel that we were able to view the
mysterious far side of the Moon.
( Adap te d from ripley s. com)
7. Basedontheexcerptabove,
A the Moon rotates at its own axis.
B the Earth orbits the Moon at its own axis.
C we can see the dark side of the Moon from
Earth.
8. Thehouseforsale
A has a fixed price.
B onlyhasonefloor.
C iswell-equippedwithfurniture.
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Question 9 -16
Read the textbelow and correct the underlined errors.
For each question, write the correct word in the space proaided.
[8 marks]
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How Mobile Phones Affect your Body and Health
Mobile phones are one of the greatest (0) invention that make life easier. However, mobile phone
could also (9) affecting your body and health in many ways. Looking at your phone right before bed can
disturb (10) you much needed slumber. The short wavelength and bright blue light that vour smart
device emits boosts your attention during (11) an day,butat nighf the light can inhibit the production
(12) for melatoniry the hormone that helps you fall asleep. To avoid this negative side effecf make a habit
of not (13) use your phone for at least thirty minutes before you sleep. Many mobile phones today also
have the function to reduce blue light emission. Next, most mobile phones are crawling (14) on r"rms, ten
times what you would (15) finding on most toilets, as said by Charles Gerba, a microbiologist. you must
wipe (15) our phone down daily with a gadget-friendly antibacterial wipe or a microfibre cloth to avoid
yourself from diseases.
(Adapted
from Reader's Digest, February 2019)
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Part 3
Read the text below and snstter questions 77 to 24.
The First Man on the Moon
PT3 Set 3
Neil Armstrong 'as a NASA astronaut who was most famous for being the first person to walk on the Moon, on |uly
20, 7969 . Armslrong rvas born in Wapakoneta, Ohio, on August 5, 1930. His parents were Stephen Koenig Armstrong
and Viola Louise Engel.
Armstrong was a naval aviator from 7949 to 1952 and served in the Korean War. Armstrong got a Bachelor of
Science Degree in Aeronautical Engineering from Purdue University in 1955. He then received a Master of Science in
^{erospace Engineering from the University of Southern California in 1970. As a NASAtest pilof Armstrong flew the
X-15, a rocket-powered, missile-shaped aircraft that tested the limits of high-altitude flight. He flew more than 200
differentaircraft from jets to gliders and evenhelicopters.
Apollo 11 was the spaceflight that landed Neil Armstrong on the Moon. It lifted off from Florida's Cape
Canaveral in sight of vast crowds of people who camped there to watch the launch on July 16,7969. The crew
journeyed to the Moon for four days, arriving on ]uly 20. Armstrong explored the surface during a moonwalk that
lasted for two hours and thirty-six minutes. He collected 22 kilograms of material from the surface of the Moory
including 50 Moon rocks, as well as deploying experiments and planting the United States of America flag.
Neil Armstrong retired from NASA in1971and remained active in the aerospace community, although he
chose to keep mostly out of the public spotlight. Armstrong died on Augttst 25,2072, at the age of 82. On AugustT,
202,two days afterArmstrong turned 82 years old, he underwent coronarybypass surgery. Complications from that
surgery resulted in his death inAugust25, 2072.
(Adapted ftom space.com)
Questions L7 -24
Complete the following table,
Choose no more than three words and/or anumber from the text for each answer.
For each question, write your anszller in the space proaided.
The First Man on the Moon
Name of the first man
on the Moon
17.
Place of birth 18.
Date of birth 19.
Early occupation 20.
Date of moonwalk 2't.
Total days of journey from
Earth to the Moon
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Name of spaceflight 23.
Date of death 24.
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PT3 Set 3
Pafi 4
Read the text below nnd answer questions 25 to 34.
When we think about 2050, it seems like it is ages from now and we imagine a completely different
world, butin reality, itis justthirtyyears fromnow. Wemayprobablyknowwhatwill be possible to have
by that time. We have a lot of environmental and social problems, so let us see how technology may solve
themby2050.
According to Business Insider, space tourism could be feasible in 2050, but tikely ordy for the
very wealthy. Rocket companies like Jeff Bezo's Blue Origin and Elon Musk's SpaceX will push the
envelope with space travel enough that tourism will be feasible in the year 20E0.For example, someone
E who could afford to pay 100 million could spend a week in the orbit, but it would onlybe for rich peopleE
t in 2050. It is not going to be something that is cheap anytime soon.
Moreover, it is said that people could charge their iPhones with the power of a plant. Forests can
become the energy stations of the future. Now, it is becoming possible, for example, Bioo is a clean-tech
company capable of generating electricity from plantt photosynthesis. Apart from that, it is also
predicted that ocean thermal energy can take us to 100% renewable-energy. Ocean thermal energy, is a
largely untapped resource and one of the world's largest renewable energy sources. For example,
Bluerise is working on creating an energy breakthrough by generating utility-scale electricity through
ocean thermal energy conversion. It will be able to outcompete fossil fuel-based generation. It will play a
crucial role in the future, being one of the very few constant energy sources, available day and night,
year-round.
In addition, half of current jobs in the world are unlikely to exist in 2050, The world is changing
faster than we think and the way we learn things and what we learn should be changed. Employers
should create an engaging learning culture at work by empowering their staff to take ownership of their
professional development. There is a huge demand for developers in Europe, yet most information
Technology (IT) education is solely available in English. with2lofficial languages spoken in Europe
alone, it is no surprise that non-native English speakers prefer to learn in their own language. However,
you can start seeing many coding academies, schools and universities focused only on training junior
developers for specific companies'demand, being it a language or a practice. Even though this problem
would not be solved by 2020, with these new IT universities and academies, we can fix the situation by
2050.
(
Adapted from api umhub.com)
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Questions25-32
Answ er the q u e s tions b elow.
Cho o s e n o m o r e th an fio e za or ds an d/ or a numb erfrom the t e xt for each answ er.
For each quesfion, writeyour answer in the spaceproaided.
25' -e mav think that 2050 is ages from now, but in reality it is onry
15. In 2050, space tourism may be possible, but only
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27. How long may a rich person be able to spend time in space in the future?
Theymaybe abletospend
[1mark]
28. People could charge their iphone with
[1mark]
29. A/hat could be the future energ.y stations?
[1mark]
30. One of the world,s largest renewable energ.y sources is
[1mark]
3L. Many jobs will no
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32' Employers should enable their staff to take ownership of their professional development so that
Questions 33 -34
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13. PT3 Sel 3
Part 5
Questions 35 - 40
You are going to read an article about satellite nauigation.
Six sentences hnae been remoaed from the article. Choose from the sentences (A - H) to fit each gap (35 - 40).
There are tuo extrn sentences which you do not need to use.
For each question, mnrk the correct answer (A - H).
Satellite Navigation
Since the beginning of time, human beings have looked to the sky to determine their whereabouts. FT---l
However, in the second millennium, constellations of man-made satellites have taken over as beacons to
guide the way. Using the fixed stars, you can determine your position anywhere on the Earth's surface to
within a few hundred metres, provided the weather is rir,".
[s;:T---l Enhanced instruments can even
pinpoint the position of a stationary object to within a few centimetres by measuring the object's position
many thousands of times over several hours and then working out the average of the measurements. All
you need to take advantage of this sophisticated new technology is a receiver to pick up signals transmitted
by navigational satellit"r. EI- l To pinpoint your location accurately, your receiver needs to receive
signalsfromatleastfournavigationalsatellites. F:l---l Distance measurements from two satellites
tell you that you are situated somewhere on the circle where two spheres intersect. f]---_-l Knowing
your distance from a third satellite fixes your position at one of the two points where the circle intersects the
third sphere F"t---_-]
(Adapted from esa.int)
KERTAS SOALAN TAMAT
A Navigation satellites, on the other hand, can tell you where you are to the nearest few metres, no
matter what the weather may be.
B The receiver determines your distance from each of the satellites by measuring the time taken by
the signal to travel from the satellite to your receiver antenna.
C Numerous errors can degrade the accuracy of a position measurement.
D The spheres each have one of the two satellites at their centre and their radii are the satellite-
receiver distances.
E It is only possible to determine a location on Earth if you know the location of the navigational
satellites very precisely.
F The receiver technology is small enough to be incorporated into the electronics of a car or mobile
phone and all our lives are changing as a result.
G One of the intersection points can usually be discounted, for instance, it may be thousands of
kilometres above the Earth's surface.
H Traditionally, the Sun and the pattern of fixed stars have been their guides.
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