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Just some suggested materials i prepared for my 2012 Form 1 students - the first batch to experience PBS. and there are some grammatical errors which i only realised after file was saved as PDF, and im lazy to edit.

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My Family tree

MY FAMILY TREE

MY SELF

NAME:

HOBBIES:

FORM 1

B1 DL1 E1

B2 DL1 E1

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Let me introduce myself Hi, my name’s ..................

I’m from .................. (country)

I live in .................. (city)

I’m ... years old.

My birthday is on ..................

I’m a student at .......................

My favourite subject is .......................

My favourite sport is .......................

There are ... people in my family.

They are ...............................................

My father is a ............... and my mother is a ..................

I would like to be a .................. because ..................

My hobby is .......................

In my free time, I also like ..............................

I don’t like ..............................

My favourite food is .......................

My favourite drink is .......................

My favourite day of the week is ............ because .....................

My favourite month is ................. because ......................

My favourite singer (or band) is .................

I like ................. (movies).

My favourite place is .................. . I like it because .................

I (don’t) like travelling. I have been to ..................

The most beautiful place in my country is ..................

I study English because .................................

Months January February March April

May June July August September October November December

Hobbies – Free time activities

reading, painting, drawing

playing computer games

surfing the Internet

collecting stamps/coins/…

going to the cinema

playing with friends

playing with my dog

going to the park/beach/…

listening to music

shopping, singing, dancing

travelling, camping, hiking

Movies action movie comedy romantic comedy horror movie sci-fi movie war movie thriller animated

cartoons

Because…

… I like it a lot.

… I think it’s important.

… there are many things to see and do.

… I have to.

… I can relax there.

… it’s relaxing/popular/nice/…

… it’s the last day of the week.

… I’m good at English/maths/…

Jobs teacher policeman doctor nurse builder architect civil servant engineer social worker secretary businessman shop assistant manager fire fighter shopkeeper cleaner postman waiter/waitress

FORM 1

B1 DL1 E1

B2 DL1 E1

School subjects English Science Maths Art PE Physics Chemistry Music

Social studies History Geography Computer science

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About Me

Name___________________________________________

I am ________________________ years old.

When I grow up, I want to become a ___________________________.

I have____________________ eyes. My favorite color is____________.

Today I am wearing_____________________________________.

My favorite TV show is_____________________________.

My favorite movie is_____________________________________.

Some of my friend’s names are_____________________ , ________________

and___________________________.

The best book I ever read was___________________________.

The thing I like to do most of all is_____________________________________.

When I get mad, I usually___________________________________________.

One thing that I really like about school is

___________________________________________________________.

The subject I am the best at is____________________________.

The subject I am the worst at is___________________________.

You should know that I_____________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

FORM 1

B1 DL1 E1

B2 DL1 E1

Picture of myself

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NOTE

PRACTICE

Study the phonetic symbols below and spell their original words.

1. / leɪzɪ/ _______________

2. /fæt/ _______________

3. /tɔ:kətɪv/ _______________

4. / leɪzɪ/ _______________

5. /fæt/ _______________

6. /tɔ:kətɪv/ _______________

7. /ɪˈnʌf/ _______________

8. /rɪˈpɔ:ʳt/ _______________

9. /nekst/ _______________

10. /ru:d/ _______________

11. /mæɡɪkəl/ _______________

12. /sʊnflaʊər/ _______________

13. /bʊk/ _______________

14. / jʌŋ / _______________

15. /umbrɛla/ _______________

16. /goʊst/ _______________

17. /neɪbərhəd/ _______________

18. /sɪŋ/ _______________

19. /naɪf/ _______________

20. /hɑstəl/ _______________

21. /ɡreɪt/ _______________

22. /nʌmbə/ _______________

23. /ʃʊd/ _______________

24. /taɪm/ _____________

FORM 1: B1 DL2 E1

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1. By using a dictionary, spell each word below using the phonetic symbols you have learnt.

2. State either the words are using short or long vowel sounds. 3. Pronounce the words properly.

Example:

1. sheep: /ˈʃiːp/ - long vowel sound

2. ship: ___________________, __________________________________

3. bin: ___________________, __________________________________

4. bean: ___________________, __________________________________

5. big: ___________________, __________________________________

6. beak: ___________________, __________________________________

7. bush: ___________________, __________________________________

8. push: ___________________, __________________________________

9. rib: ___________________, __________________________________

10. tub: ___________________, __________________________________

11. cap: ___________________, __________________________________

12. cat: ___________________, __________________________________

13. sheet: ___________________, __________________________________

14. cub: ___________________, __________________________________

15. rip: ___________________, __________________________________

Read the clauses below aloud. Stress the BOLD letter properly.

FORM 1: B1 DL2 E1

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Read the nursery rhyme below with the correct pronunciation.

Rock-a-bye-Baby.

Rock -a-bye baby, on the tree top. When the wind blows, the cradle will rock; When the bough breaks, the cradle will fall

And down will come baby, cradle and all.

Hush a bye baby, up in the sky, On a soft cloud tis easy to fly;

When the clouds burst the raindrops will fall And down will come baby to mother once more.

Rock-a-by baby, on the tree top, When the wind blows, the cradle will rock; When the bough breaks, the cradle will fall

And down will come baby, cradle and all.

Down will come baby to mother once more.

FORM 1

B1 DB1 E1

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A) READ THE TEXT. FIND 10 IRREGULAR AND 10 REGULAR VERBS IN SIMPLE PAST TENSE. AND WRITE THEM IN THE CORRESPONDING COLUMN.

Regular Verbs Irregular Verbs

FORM 1: B1 DB1 E1

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Write a short note to respond to each of the following situation.

[DESCRIPTOR: 7- 10 (BAND ACHIEVED) 6 – 5 (REQUIRE SUPPLEMENT) 4-0 (REQUIRE NEW TASK)]

1. I obtained 8As in my examination.

2. I lost my purse!

3. I will sit for my examination tomorrow.

4. My cat died.

5. I will attend a job interview.

6. I’m not feeling so well.

7. We are leaving for London tonight.

8. I got A+ for my English!

9. The school break is coming!

10. I will turn 13 tomorrow.

FORM 1: B1 DT1 E1

I’m sorry to hear that. Best of luck!. Safe journey! Good luck! Congratulation! Happy holiday! Excellent! Get well soon! Happy birthday! My condolences. My condolences

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My Family tree

MY SELF

NAME:

FORM 1

B1 DL1 E1

B2 DL1 E1

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Let me introduce myself Hi, my name’s ..................

I’m from .................. (country)

I live in .................. (city)

I’m ... years old.

My birthday is on ..................

I’m a student at .......................

My favourite subject is .......................

My favourite sport is .......................

There are ... people in my family.

They are ...............................................

My father is a ............... and my mother is a ..................

I would like to be a .................. because ..................

My hobby is .......................

In my free time, I also like ..............................

I don’t like ..............................

My favourite food is .......................

My favourite drink is .......................

My favourite day of the week is ............ because .....................

My favourite month is ................. because ......................

My favourite singer (or band) is .................

I like ................. (movies).

My favourite place is .................. . I like it because .................

I (don’t) like travelling. I have been to ..................

The most beautiful place in my country is ..................

I study English because .................................

Months January February March April

May June July August September October November December

Hobbies – Free time activities

reading, painting, drawing

playing computer games

surfing the Internet

collecting stamps/coins/…

going to the cinema

playing with friends

playing with my dog

going to the park/beach/…

listening to music

shopping, singing, dancing

travelling, camping, hiking

Movies action movie comedy romantic comedy horror movie sci-fi movie war movie thriller animated cartoons

Because…

… I like it a lot.

… I think it’s important.

… there are many things to see and do.

… I have to.

… I can relax there.

… it’s relaxing/popular/nice/…

… it’s the last day of the week.

… I’m good at English/maths/…

Jobs teacher policeman doctor nurse builder architect civil servant engineer social worker secretary businessman shop assistant

manager fire fighter shopkeeper cleaner postman waiter/waitress

FORM 1: B1 DL1 E1 B2 DL1 E1

School subjects English Science Maths Art PE Physics Chemistry Music Social studies History Geography Computer science

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FORM 1:B2 DB1 E1

Match the sentences with the pictures.

1

2

3

4

5

6

The cat is eating fish.

Dad is cooking dinner.

Bob is eating ice-cream.

Grandma is sleeping.

Liz is listening to music.

Mom is reading the newspaper.

Use the words from columns A and B to make

sentences and match them with the pictures.

1

2 3

4

5

6

7 8

9

1

0

look at carry

run down leave

get onto open read

get out of eat ride

the café the car the bus the bike

the stairs the newspaper a bag

ice-cream the watch

the umbrella

A B

EXAMPLE

THE OLD MAN IS LOOKING AT THE

WATCH. 5

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Read the diary entry below carefully and find the meaning of unfamiliar words from variety of sources for example dictionary, thesaurus etc.

13 March

Today is my first day at my new school in Ipoh. I am surprised that it is even

bigger than my old school in Kuala Lumpur. The school has three blocks. Two of them

consist of classroom while the third, which is in the Main Block, consists of the hall,

library, computer rooms, laboratories and staff offices. Each of the blocks has three

floors. My classroom is on the second floor of Block A where the Form One and Two

classes are located. Block B is only for the Form Three and Five classrooms.

The hall can easily accommodate the 100 over students in the school. It also

has four badminton courts. I have applied to become a member of the library. I think I

will be spending a lot of time studying there because it is air-conditioned and very

comfortable. It is filled with shelves of books and there are enough tables and chairs for

50 students

No Unfamiliar words Meaning

FORM 1:B2 DB1 E2

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FORM 1:B2 DB1 E2

1. Find an article which interests you from a newspaper. 2. Read the article. 3. Underline the unknown words. (20 words the least) 4. Find and state their meanings. 5. Don’t forget to stick your article in a piece of paper.

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You are going to hold a birthday party. Write an invitation card to a friend to invite him/her to the party. Use the details below in your invitation. Make sure your invitation is not less than 50 words.

[DESCRIPTOR: 8- 15 (BAND ACHIEVED) 7-0 (REQUIRE NEW TASK)]

FORM 1: B2 DT1 E1

Details in your card: Date: 12th March, 2013

Venue: Concorde Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. Time: 9.00 pm – 11 pm

Theme: Fairy tales! Activities: Games and Lucky Draw.

Dear __________________________, Yours sincerely, ………………….. ( __________________________) WORD COUNT: _____________ WORDS.

Salutation

Greeting

Your signature and name

Your details

CONTENTS:

/10

LANGUAGE:

/ 5

TOTAL :

/15

Thank

him/her

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You are to sit in group of 3. Take turn to play these roles based on the following

situations.

1.

You may use these phrases to guide you:

FORM 1: B3 DL1 E1

STUDENT A: Situation: Inviting friends to your birthday party.

STUDENT B: Accepting: (excited)

STUDENT C: Declining: (sorry- have to attend a dental appointment)

STUDENT B: Situation: Inviting your cousins to have a picnic by Marina Beach.

STUDENT C: Accepting: (looking forward to go)

STUDENT A: Declining: (apologise- have to babysit little sister at home – thanks-)

STUDENT C: Situation: Inviting your classmates to your sister’s wedding.

STUDENT A: Accepting: (congratulate his/her sister- love to go)

STUDENT B: Declining: (afraid couldn’t go- aunt will get married on the same day)

Inviting

Please come…

Do come…

I would like to invite you…

Accepting

Yes, I’d love to…

Thank you, I’d love to…

Sure, I’ll come…

Not accepting

I’m sorry I can’t because…

I’m afraid I…

I’d love to, but…

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Teacher is to read the following texts. Students are to listen carefully and answer the

following questions.

What are the things that Ali has to do?

State 4 ingredients that are needed to bake a chocolate cake.

State 3 qualities Maria has.

FORM 1: B3 DL2 E1

Ali, I’ll be home late today. Please throw the rubbish in the main dustbin outside the house. Then, pick your sister up at school. She will finish her class at 6pm today. Don’t be late. Lastly, buy some tomatoes; I’m going to prepare some salad for dinner tonight. mom.

The ingredients that we need to bake a chocolate cake are; butter, sugar, 3 eggs, 125g flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 55g cocoa powder, 165ml milk and 100g chocolate buttons.

Hello! My name is Maria. I’m the only child in my family. Thus, I got almost everything I wanted. Yet, I’m not a spoiled child. I used everything that mom and dad gave to me wisely. Sometimes, when I don’t feel need one of my things so much, I would donate them to the needy people. I think it’s very important to help needy people. In addition, mom once told me, “Charity starts at home”.

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Directions: Read the story. Then answer the questions below.

“Griffin’s Talent’s”

Questions:

1) What does Griffin play?

I. tennis

II. soccer

III. the violin

A. I only

B. I and II

C. II and III

D. I, II, and III

2) When does Griffin take violin

lessons?

A. on Tuesdays after soccer

B. on Thursdays after soccer

C. on Tuesdays after school

D. on Thursdays after school

3) When does Mr. Thomas tell Griffin to

practice?

A. every day

B. most days

C. only on Tuesdays

D. when he wants to

4) When does Griffin practice the violin?

A. every day

B. most days

C. never

D. only on Tuesdays

5) How does Griffin feel about the

violin?

A. He loves it.

B. He thinks it is hard.

C. He hates to practice.

D. He does not like the sound.

FORM 1; B3 DB1 E1

Griffin plays the violin. He takes lessons after school on Tuesdays.

Griffin’s violin teacher is Mr. Thomas. Mr. Thomas tells Griffin to practice every day.

Griffin practices his violin on most days. On the days Griffin does not practice his

violin, he plays soccer with his friends or fixes old clocks for fun.

“You are a boy of many talents,” Griffin’s parents tell him.

“That means you are good at doing many things.”

Griffin likes it when his parents say this to him. He loves playing the

violin. He loves playing soccer. He loves fixing clocks. Griffin loves to do many things,

but he does not have the time to do them all every day.

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6) What things does Griffin love to do?

I. read books

II. fix old clocks

III. play soccer with his friends

A. I only

B. I and II

C. II and III

D. I, II, and III

7) What does Mr. Thomas teach Griffin?

A. to play soccer

B. to fix old clocks

C. to play the violin

D. to build birdhouses

8) If you have many talents, this means

you ….

A. want to do a lot

B. are good at playing the violin

C. are busy doing many things

D. are good at doing a lot of things

9) Why does Griffin not play the violin

every day?

A. He does not like the violin.

B. He wants to play the piano.

C. He is busy doing other things.

D. His mom says not to play every day.

10. Do you have a talent? What is it? Would you like to have a talent?

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

State if the statements are true (T) or false (F).

1. Griffin plays piano. [ ]

2. He has violin lesson on Tuesday. [ ]

3. Griffin’s teacher asks him to practise every Sunday. [ ]

4. Whenever Griffin doesn’t practise violin, he plays soccer. [ ]

5. Graffin’s parents are proud of him. [ ]

6. Graffin loves when his parents praise him. [ ]

7. Graffin only loves to play soccer. [ ]

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FORM 1; B3 DB1 E1

Yesterday I was playing videogames in my room when I heard

people screaming. I went out and saw: my neighbors’ house was

on fire!

In less than 10 minutes the firemen arrived and fought against

the fire for one hour until they made it. Wow! They are really

brave! One of them entered the house and saved the Johnson’s

dog that was trapped in the fire.

I made a decision: I want to be a fireman when I grow up. I’ll

be strong and brave enough to fight against the fire, to save

people’s lives and property. I can’t wait! I can already see it in

the newspaper: “Brave fireman rescues a family of four”, Mom

will be really proud.

Mark true (T) or false (F). When it’s false,

you’ll have to justify your answer orally:

1. The boy’s house was on fire. ( )

2. The boy thinks the firemen are brave.

( )

3. He admires the firefighters. ( )

4. It took long the firemen to arrive. ( )

5. It took one hour to extinguish the fire.

( )

6. The boy’s neighbors have a pet. ( )

7. A fireman saved the dog’s life. ( )

8. The boy wants to be a firefighter when

he grows up. ( )

He wants to be as strong and brave as the

firefighters. ( ) Answer the questions:

1. What was the boy doing when the neighbors’ house caught fire?

______________________________________________________________________

2. Did he want to be a fireman before that day?

______________________________________________________________________

3. Why did he decide to be a fireman in the future?

______________________________________________________________________

4. What qualities does he think are essential for being a fireman?

______________________________________________________________________

5. What can he already see in the newspaper?

______________________________________________________________________

6. Who do you think the newspaper is referring to?

______________________________________________________________________

7. How does the boy think his mother will feel? Do you agree with him?

______________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________

FORM 1; B3 DB1 E1

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Questions 1- 4 are based on the following

poster.

1. The word beverages means

A. Food C. juice .

B. drinks D. sweets

2. During a journey, what can cause upset

stomachs in children?

A. Fruit juice C. Bottled water

C. Fizzy drinks D. Milky beverages

3. According to the poster, if you hungry it

is better to eat

A. Burgers C. cereal bars

B. fries D. cream biscuits

4. From the poster, we know that while

travelling

A. you should eat only fruits

B. it is better to eat mint sweets

C. you should not eat sweets and toffees

best

D. it is good to take along plenty of

food

State whether these statements are true or false.

1. Drinking fizzy drink is better than bottled water. ( )

2. Milk and chocolate beverages taken during the drive may cause upset stomach

in children. ( )

3. For light and healthy snacks, pack noodles, pastas and noodles. ( )

4. Cereal bar is good to quench hunger. ( )

FORM 1; B3 DB1 E2

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Read the following story and answer the following questions

1. Guess the meaning underlined above. Then check your answers with the help of

a dictionary.

i. thunder _______________ ii. trick : _______________ ii. attack : _______________ iv. treat : ________________

A simile normally starts with these words AS or LIKE. Identify 2 similes in text above and list 2 similes that you know and write their meanings

FORM 1; B3 DB1 E2

A shepherd boy was looking after his sheep near a village. He wanted to have some fun. So he shouted, “Wolf! Wolf!”. His voice was loud as thunder. The villagers rushed to help him. When they arrived, they didn’t see any wolf. The boy was laughing loudly. The next day, he played the same trick. The villagers were angry with him. A few days later, a wolf attacked the boy’s sheep. He turned as pale as a sheet.

“Wolf! Wolf!” he shouted. The villagers heard the cry. They said, “This time he can’t treat us like fools again.”

Nobody went to help the boy. All his sheep were killed by the wolf. A liar will not be believed, even when he speaks the truth.

Adapted from Aesop’s Fables

Similes from the text: 1. 2.

Some examples of similes: As easy as A.B.C – very easy! As slow as tortoise – very slow! Like a lion – very brave.

Like a cheetah – very fast!

Write similes/proverbs/idioms that you know and their meanings: 1. similes/proverbs/idioms:

________________________________________________________________ Meaning: ________________________________________________________________

2. similes/proverbs/idioms: ________________________________________________________________ Meaning: ________________________________________________________________

3. similes/proverbs/idioms:

________________________________________________________________ Meaning: ________________________________________________________________

4.

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Write a short paragraph to describe your friend.

Use the tables below to fill in some information describe about him/her.

It’s about my friend named ____________________________________________________.

Eyes colour

Hair colour

Physical trait

Qualities

you like

about your

friend

I have a friend. His/her name is ___________________________________________________.

He/she____________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

FORM 1; B3 DT1 E1

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Check the accuracy of spelling errors, punctuation, letters and grammar in the letter. Identify and correct them.

19 jalan intan

21080 kuantan

22nd feb….

dear chooi sim

your letter is a pleasant surprise thank you how is the life in your hostel

last sunday dr zulkifli gave a talk on how to take care of your health he tell us how to

ate more fruits nuts ben and vegetable are you eating the right food he also advised

us to take balanced diet carbohydrate will provide us energy and protein will help us to

grow up in addition dr. zulkifli also said by consuming more vegetables and fruits we

would have enough vitamins for our body that’s some info I’ve learnt from his talk I

hope everything is good for you

best of luck in your english test take care

bye

your sincerely

kelsom

Write your corrected version here.

FORM 1; B3 DT2 E1

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TASK 1: PROVIDE DIRECTIONS TO GO THESE PLACES

TASK 2: USE THIS MAP AND PRACTISE WITH YOUR FRIENDS ON HOW TO GIVE

DIRECTIONS TO GO TO ANY PLACE.

FORM 1; B4 DL1 E1

1. Can you tell me the way to the post office? (you are at the hospital _______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

2. Where is the swimming-pool? (you are having lunch at the pizzeria ______________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________

3. Can you tell me the way to the school? (you are at the police station)

_____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________

4. Excuse me, how can I get to the stadium? (you are at school)

____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________

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Draw arrows on the map below to indicate directions and answer following questions.

FORM 1; B4 DL2 E1

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FORM 1; B4 DL2 E1

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Study the brochure below and construct questions using the 5WH+H questions you

learnt.

Write your questions here.

1. ___________________________________________________________________________

2. ___________________________________________________________________________

3. ___________________________________________________________________________

4. ___________________________________________________________________________

5. ___________________________________________________________________________

6. ___________________________________________________________________________

7. ___________________________________________________________________________

FORM 1; B4 DL3 E1

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Study the advertisement below and construct questions using the 5WH+H questions

you learnt.

Write your questions here.

1. ___________________________________________________________________________

2. ___________________________________________________________________________

3. ___________________________________________________________________________

4. ___________________________________________________________________________

5. ___________________________________________________________________________

6. ___________________________________________________________________________

7. ___________________________________________________________________________

FORM 1; B4 DL3 E1

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A) Read the story below and answer the following questions.

1. From paragraph 1, which word tells us this story is not set in the city?

____________________________________________________________________________

2. From paragraph 1, which word gives the meaning a feeling of unease or doubt.

_____________________________________________________________________________

3. What does “it” in paragraph 1 refer to?

______________________________________________________________________________

4. From paragraph 2, describe the condition of the young man’s cloth. ____________________________________________________________________________

1 2 3 4 5 6

Mrs Sue was an old lady who lived all alone in a huge cottage at countryside. She had become accustomed to it as she had done for the past thirty years. She had no qualms about living the windows of her cottage open all day, even in the night. Nothing could frighten her. One chilly night, while she was boiling some water to make herself some hot coffee, a young man in old and grubby clothing crept up and suddenly and quietly from behind and cupped her mouth with his hand. He was amazed the old lady did not resist nor struggle to get free. Gazing into her warm eyes, he removed his hand from her mouth. “I don’t mean to hurt you, madam,” the young man said. The old lady , unruffled and showing no signs of fear or whatsoever of the young man, made her way slowly to her favourite rocking chair by the fire. In the meantime, the man, who caught sight of two golden cups on her table, snatched them up and examined them. “I’m afraid they are not made of real gold,” she said apologetically. “You’ve got money in this house. I want it!” demanded the man impatiently. “I know it’s in my handbag. I’ve been searching for it all morning as I’ve misplaced it. I’m always in that kind of trouble, if it’s not my handbag, it’s my keys or spectacles.” She then invited the man to sit down and have some coffee and cookies. The man was dumbfounded. “Here, help yourself to these freshly-baked chocolate cookies.” The man was speechless but he accepted the invitation. “You’re a beggar, aren’t you?” she asked casually as she served him some coffee and cookies. “I wasn’t born a burglar. I’ve been forced by circumstances. I’ve been out of a job for the last six months. Hunger has forced me into burglary.” “Yes, I understand. It’s most unfortunate that you’ve chosen to rob me on the day I’ve misplaced my money. Well, young man, let us make a deal. I need someone to tend to my garden, but I can’t afford to hire you. Instead I’ll give you food.” “It’s a sporting offer, Missie!” the young man said. For the first time, he broke into a broad smile.

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5. From paragraph 4, why do you think the young man examined the two cups?

____________________________________________________________________________

6. From paragraph 5, how do we know Mrs Sue had a bad memory? ____________________________________________________________________________

7. From paragraph 5, why was the young man shocked at Mrs Sue’s offer of coffee and cookies?

_____________________________________________________________________________

8. From paragraph 6, why did the young man choose to be a burglar? ______________________________________________________________________________

9. From paragraph 6, how did Mrs Sue solve his problem? _____________________________________________________________________________

10. From paragraph 6, why do you think the young man “broke into a broad smile”?

_______________________________________________________________________________

A) Underline the unknown words from the text and find their meanings.

Words Meanings

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You received the following letter from Betty Orlando Bloome; someone you met last year when you and your family were on a holiday in England. In more than 120 words, write a suitable reply letter to her by using the details given. Make sure you use the right format.

Introduction: -happy to hear – you will visit Malaysia Body: -most welcome to stay at my house -bring along light clothing -places of interest – The Petronas Twin Tower –KLCC, Jalan Bukit Bintang- many shopping malls -National Museum – Malaysian history- Central market – Malaysian craft - Jalan TAR –Malaysian culture Conclusion: -hope the information given- useful

Remember the format?

123, Georgia Street,

4320 London

England

12th March 2013

Dear Kartina Sari,

Hello, how are you? I hope

everything is fine for you. My

parents and I will be travelling to

your country in two months-time.

It will be nice to see you again. May I

come and visit you? We will be

spending three days in Malaysia on

our way to Singapore. As you know,

it will be our first time in Malaysia.

So can you tell me more about your

country? What are the places of

interest in Kuala Lumpur?

We have heard the weather in

Malaysia is very hot so we will be

prepared with our summer clothing.

What else should we prepare? Hope

to hear from you soon.

Betty.

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Teacher reads an article about flood. Students are asked to listen to the text and answer the WH-questions orally.

Student’s Copy.

1. What incident that occured in Kampung Delima?

2. What did the writer and her friends do to help the flood victims?

3. What kinds of materials were donated by Parent Teacher Association?

4. Were the children enjoy listening to stories told by Eddie and Chee Kiat?

5. As a volunteer, how can you help to ease the flood victims? State your own ideas without

referring to the article given.

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Last weekend, there was heavy rain in Kampung Delima and the village was flooded. The flood victims were moved temporarily to the village community hall. Yesterday, the 15th November, I joined the girl guides and the boy scouts from my school to help the flood victims. Firstly, we distributed the food and drinking water to the victims. Each family received three cans of sardine, a packet of rice, five packets of instant noodles and a few bottles of drinking water. We also gave them clothes, towels and sleeping mats that were donated by the Parent Teacher Association of our school. Then, we helped to clean the hall. Some of us swept and mopped the floor. Later, we collected the rubbish around the hall compound. We also cleaned the toilets and wiped the windows. In the evening, we helped to take care of the children because their mothers were busy cooking. Eddie and Chee Kiat told interesting stories to entertain the children. The children really enjoyed listening to the stories. Later, we all sang some songs. At the end of the day, we were glad that we had the chance to help the flood victims. If given a chance, we would definitely volunteer to help those in need.

Written by Anna Lim, Form 1A

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Read the passage below and answer the question that follows.

Write a summary on the benefits of cooking to children.

Your summary must:

not be more than 60 words, including the 10 words given below

be in continuous writing (not note form)

be written in ONE paragraph.

Use your own words as far as possible without changing the original meaning.

Begin your summary as follows:

“Teaching a child to cook is beneficial and fun because…..

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Cooking is one job that most children enjoy. Most parents do not allow their

children into the kitchen because of the potential accidents that can occur.

Research shows that children acquire many useful skills when cooking. Teaching a

child to cook is beneficial and fun.

By learning to weigh and measure ingredients and watching milk heat up,

children learn about Mathematics and Science. Besides, children can also learn

about the importance of food. They can be told to stop eating junk food and

taught to cook nutritious meals instead.

Social skills can also be learnt in the kitchen. Working together on a recipe

teaches children the importance of cooperation and sharing tasks. Hence, cooking

is a great joy. Even a cooking disaster can be funny, for example, when a freshly

baked cake ends up on the kitchen floor. Children can also enjoy the

companionship of cooking. Chatting while cooking and preparing a meal is a lovely

pastime.

Adopted: Just English 2005

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Summary writing: You may use these boxes to write your summary.

Teaching a child to cook

is beneficial and fun because

[DESCRIPTOR: 6-10 (BAND ACHIEVED) 0-5 (REQUIRE NEW TASK)]

CONTENTS:

/5

LANGUAGE:

/ 5

TOTAL :

/10

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a) Replace the underlined phrases with a word or phrase given below

Recyclable item Fossil fuel Public transport Pollutants Poisonous gases

cooking household

Living things Malaysian Hazardous ventilation

1. We should not discard item such as glass bottles, aluminium cans and old newspaper

that can be recycled. ___________________________________________

2. Poisonous gases are produced when fuels such as wood, coal and oil are burnt.

___________________________________________

3. We should use buses and train instead of cars. _______________________________

4. The air in the city is full of dust, particles and poisonous gases that make the air

unhealthy. ___________________________________________

5. The vehicles on the road emit gases such as carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides,

hydrocarbons and sulphur dioxide. _____________________________________

6. We have to open the windows and turn on the fan to let air circulate in all our room.

___________________________________________

7. Pollution in the house can be caused by the burning of fuels when we do cooking over

heaters, stoves.

8. When water and air polluted, then fish, bird, animals and plants will die.

___________________________________________

9. In recent years, the people who lived in Malaysia have become more environmentally-

conscious. ___________________________________________

10. Sources of water that are polluted are likely to cause harm to people’s health.

___________________________________________

b) Give the group name for the following things

1. Guitar, piano, flute, organ ___________________________

2. Stands, beakers, flaks, burner __________________________

3. Bus stop, library, stadium, park __________________________

4. Blender, juicer, washing machine, cooker ____________________

5. Flood, tsunami, earthquake, volcano eruption _____________________

6. Cakes, biscuits, tea, sandwiches, fried chicken ___________________

7. Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars __________________________

8. Cups, saucers, plate, dishes _____________________

9. Brooms, rake, hoes, scrapers _____________________

10. Flour, eggs, butter, cocoa _______________________

FORM 1; B5 DB1 E1

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Look at the pictures below. Write a short paragraph for each picture by using the

words given.

Last Monday – school – a clean-up campaign- great time- team work

-sister’s birthday celebration-cake-special dishes-many guests-presents-fun time

-teachers’ day-performances-games-happy-presents-

FORM 1; B5 DT1 E1

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A fire broke out near your house and destroyed a home. Using the pictures and notes below, write a story to describe how you and your neighbours helped to rebuild the house and gave other assistance. When writing your story:

FORM 1; B5 DT1 E1

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1. In your own words, retell about the poem (rephrase) a) Mr. Nobody b) The River

2. In your own words, retell about the short story Flipping Fantastic (synopsis)

3. In your own words, retell which character that you like in Flipping Fantastic and state reasons

why.

FORM 1; B6 DL1 E1

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Based on the poem Mr. Nobody,

1. What do you think the person is? _________________________________________________________________

2. What Mr. Nobody should do to keep the house clean? Provide 3 answers. _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

3. If you are given an opportunity to meet Mr. Nobody, state three things you would like to advise him. _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

Based on the poem The River,

1. Why are rivers important? State 4 reasons. _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

2. What will happen if we pollute the river? _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

3. How could help to preserve the river from pollution? State 3 opinions. _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

Based on the short story Flipping Fantastic,

1. What do you think about Tristan? _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

2. What do you think about James? _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

3. What do you think about their mother? _________________________________________________________________

4. If you have a special need friend, what you should do to help him/her?

_________________________________________________________________

FORM 1; B6 DL1 E2

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Based on the poems Mr. Nobody and The River and a short story Flipping Fantastic, fill in the tables below.

Mr. Nobody

Themes

Moral Values

The River

Themes

Moral Values

Flipping Fantastic

Themes

Moral Values

FORM 1; B6 DL1 E3

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Read the story below and predict what will happen next and draw conclusion. Write your prediction in a paragraph.

FORM 1; B6 DB1 E1

Once upon a time in Japan, there lived a young woodcutter. While cutting the wood

up on the mountain one day, he saw a stork falling down from the sky. It had an

arrow on its back. Feeling sorry for the stork, he helped to take out the arrow and

washed its wound. Then he set the stork free and it flew away with a happy look on

its face.

One night, a beautiful young woman knocked on the front door of the man’s

house. The young woman asked him to take her as his wife but he said, “I am too

poor to marry a beautiful girl like you.” However, the young woman kept asking him

to marry her.

Finally, he agreed. The young wife worked very hard every day. She cleaned the

house and cooked very delicious dishes for him. One day, she said to the young man,

“I am quite good at weaving. Please build a weaving room for me.” The young man

agreed and built a room for her. His wife said,”Promise me not to look inside the

room when I am weaving.”

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Look at the pictures below. If you are given a choice, which place do you prefer to live? Write an essay of more than 120 words to state the reasons of your choice.

FORM 1; B6 DT1 E1

Facilities

Living cost Environment

Job opportunity

You may use these phrases in your essay

In my experience…

As far as I’m concerned…

Speaking for myself…

In my opinion…

Personally, I think…

I'd say that…

I'd suggest that…

I believe that…

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Below are the pictures of a holiday destination mentioned by your dad. Your dad asks you to choose one destination for the coming holiday. Write an essay of more than 120 words to state the reasons of your choice.

FORM 1; B6 DT1 E1