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2. Time Management
Paper 1: 1 3/4 hours
1 hour 45 minutes
2 questions
Section A
Section B
3. Section A
Directed Writing
• Known also as DW
• 35 marks
• Understand the task
requirement
• Decide the appropriate format
• Use all the notes given
• Can use own words (bonus)
4. Types of questions
a report
an informal letter
A talk (speech)
A formal letter
A dialogue
5. Organize time
• 15 minutes of preparation
• 10 minutes of editing
• 15 minutes of rewriting
• 5 minutes of final touch….check
out for spelling mistakes/
tenses errors/ points missing
6. A Report
Past tense
Normally report on things/events that had
happened
Try using own points if you find that it is difficult
to elaborate on the given points
Make sure that the meaning is similar
7. Marking
Format: 3 marks
Points used: 12 marks
Language : 20 marks
Total : 35 marks
8. Example of a DW
• Give a talk about a reference book
• Title: Mathematics Made Simple
• Author: Sarimah Suhana
• Publisher: Pokok Publications
• Attractive presentation
• Clear explanations
• Helpful diagrams
9. Example of a DW (Cont)
• Helpful diagrams
• Variety of exercises
• Sample answers
• Practice question papers
• Useful tips
• Own reason
• Own reason
10. Section A(DW)
You may use your own words
Do not change the meaning
Rephrase is allowed
Do not be scared of grammar
Make sure to try doing the task
Do not submit blank answer script
11. Section B ( CW )
• 50 marks
• Needs lots of reading
• Let‟s make reading fun and joyful
• Let‟s reading a cure for boredom
• There‟s no short cut to be a good writer
• A good writer is as well a good reader
12. Start writing a diary
A day a sentence
A paragraph a week
An essay a fortnight
Start reading-A page a day
A short story a week
A novel a month
Make the dictionary your best friend
13. Reading is Rewarding
• Once you start reading and writing, you
will feel something new with yourselves
• Other subjects could be understood
better
• Start using English with your friends
• Do not bother of grammar errors
• Start with „market language‟
• Do not care of others teasings
14. Writing an Essay
Start gathering words
Jot down any word that links
Use mind- mapping strategies
Sort out / put in categories the
words that come across
Develop other words from the key
words
Draft the essay
15. Final work
• Edit the draft
• Write out the final work
• Edit the errors and spelling
mistakes
• Memorize good sentence
structures
• Adopt and adapt the structures
to suit into your essay
16. SPM Paper 1119/2
• Time: 2 ¼ hours
• 4 Sections A, B, C, D
• Section A: 15 marks
• Section B: 10 marks
• Section C: 25 marks
• Section D: 25 marks
17. Section A
Questions 1-8, based on short notes,
graphics, advertisement, etc. MCQ
Questions 9-15, cloze text
Identify the tenses
Look for the suitable and correct grammar
Read all throughout
18. Section A
Q 9-15
Cloze text- always look for the tense
Frequently asked questions:
- articles (a, an, the), determiners ( the, this,
that), prepositions( in, on, of, for, at), pronouns (
his, her, its, their, our)
- Tenses (simple present/past, present/past
perfect tenses )
19. Section B ( Info Transfer
)
• Short and precise
• Don‟t fish for the answer
• Irrelevant answers ( lifted blindly) not
accepted
20. Section C ( 25 marks )
Read and re-read
Underline sentence/topic statement
Figure out the meaning of the text
Look for main characters
Look for the descriptions of the main
character
Get the main theme of the text
21. Doing the task
Look at the paragraph meant for
every question
Understand the questions carefully
Be careful with the need of the
questions
Giving your views/opinions
Lift only relevant answers
Do leave blanks without answers
Minimize the errors
22. Q.31-SUMMARY
Read the instructions carefully
Use the 10 words given
Write within the lines stated only
Leave out the long examples
Categorize/ classify the words
To be safe, use the words in the
passage
Cut down the less important
adjectives
23. Marking Scheme
Summary
1 mark for each point = 10 marks
5 marks – Use of English = 5
5 marks – paraphrase = 5
Use of English + paraphrase = 10/2=5
2
Language = 5
Total + 15