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1. Read the notice below and answer the question that follows.




According to the notice, each customer

A can buy only one unit of the item
B can buy until everything is sold out
C can buy at one per cent discount
D can buy from the stocks in the shop


2. Read the notice below and answer the question that follows.




This notice is usually seen at

A construction sites
B petrol stations
C taxi stands
D coconut plantations


3. Study the road sign below and answer the question that follows.




This sign means any vehicle parked there will

A be given a wash
B be given a ticket
C have one of its wheels locked
D have its steering locked





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4. If you open this jar of SWEET & SOUR PICKLES
you will have to

A finish it immediately
B heat it before eating
C store it before eating
Dkeep it in the refrigerator


5. Study the notice below and answer the question that follows.




According to the notice, visitors are not allowed to

A go into the lake
B sit by the lake
C enjoy the view
D breathe in the air


6. Read the notice below and answer the question that follows.




Emergency exits should be kept clear in case

A of a fire in the store
B of big crowds in the store
C the main entrance is closed
D the manager is on leave







Refrigerate
after opening
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7. Read the sign below and answer the question that follows.




Security cameras are usually installed here to

A take photographs of customers
B deter people from shoplifting
C check on the prices of things
D take photographs of the place


8. The picture shows a ____________at work.

A mechanic
B plumber
C tailor
D cobbler



9. Study the table carefully and answer the question that follows.

Nesting sites for Hawksbill Turtle in Malaysia

Place No. of sites
Malacca 250
Terengganu Less than 20 a
year
Some islands in Johor 50 - 100
Turtle Islands in Sabah 500

From the table, we know that the Hawksbill Turtle favours nesting in

A Sabah
B Johor
C Terengganu
D Malacca






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10. Study the table carefully and answer the question that follows.




Which is the main venue for the events above?

A Titiwangsa Lake
B DataranMerdeka
C Titiwangsa Stadium
D Badminton Stadium


























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Each question in the text below refers to a numbered blank. For each question, choose the best
answer from the options A, B and C or A, B, C and D to fit the numbered blank.

My family and I went to PulauLangkawi last week. We took a bus from Ipoh to the jetty at Kuala
Perlis. When we reached Kuala Perlis, we boarded __(11)__ ferry to PulauLangkawi. When I
spotted the large statue of an eagle, I __(12)___ excited.
We stayed in a four-star hotel. It was _____(13)_____ and the view was stunning. We could
see the seaside __(14)__ our hotel rooms. The water ___(15)___ crystal clear.
The next day, we ___(16)___ shopping. PekanKuah is a shopping paradise. We saw
busloads of people ___(17)___ there to shop. You can find household items, crystal ware,
handicrafts ___(18)___ even beautiful silk material in PekanKuah. My mother felt at home here,
as shopping is ____(19)____ favourite pastime.
__(20)__ left the island early the next morning. We will be going there again next year.


11 Athat
Bthe
Cone
Dan

12 Ais
Bare
Cwas
Dwere

13 Acomfort
Bcomforting
Ccomfortable
Dcomforted

14 A at
B to
C with
D from


15 A look
B looks
C looked
D looking



16 A go
B goes
C went
D going


17 A going
B running
C visiting
D boarding


18 A or
B so
C but
D and

19 A our
B her
C his
D my


20 A They
B We
C She
D You

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Read the conversation in Situation A and choose the best meaning for the phrases that are
underlined.

SITUATION A : Teacher talks to student about their club project.

Teacher : Is everything ready for the camping trip this weekend?
John : Yes, sir. However could you please see the scout quarter master and
ask for (21) extra torch lights, compasses and scaling ropes.
Teacher : That would not be a problem. So what time would we be leaving for
our destination?
John : Ive talked it over (22) with the bus driver. He says that it would be
best to leave early.
Teacher : Why is that so?
John : You see sir, if we arrived at (23) the site early, we would have enough
time to pitch our tents and set up camp.
Teacher : Good! I trust you to take care of the details
John : Thank you, sir

21. ask for
A. buy
B. order
C. plead
D. request

22. talked it over
A. asked
B. agreed
C. discussed
D. convinced

23. arrived at
A. cleared
B. cleaned
C. reached
D. located
















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Read the statement below and choose the best meaning for the phrases that are underlined.



Abdullah and Mawie have just received the news that both of them scored all As in
themid-term examination. Both of them are (24) on cloud nine. They did not expect to do so
well in the examination. Abdullah suggests that they (25) paint the town red by treating
themselves at a fast food restaurant in town. Since Mawie (26) is on the same wavelength
as Abdullah, he immediately accepts. When the school ends on that day, they are on the
bus heading to town.



24. on cloud nine

A miserable
B indifference
C happy
D anxious



25. paint the town red

A celebrate
B relax
C discuss
D argue


26. on the same wavelength

A suitable
B acceptable
C comfortable
D agreeable









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Study the table below carefully. Then, answer the questions that follow.

Environmental Awareness Day
Bunga National Park
19 th September 2013
9 a.m. 10 a.m Bird Watching
-with bird expert Paul Walker
10 a.m. 11 a.m. Jewellery Making
-make jewellery with flowers and seeds
11 a.m. 12 noon Forces of Nature
-how tornados occur
12 noon -1 p.m. Lunch
1 p.m. -1.30 p.m. The Disappearing Monarch Butterfly
1.30 p.m. -2.30 p.m. Organic Life
-how to grow plants organically
2.30 p.m. -3.30 p.m. Our Shrinking Forests
3.30 p.m. 4.30.pm. Earth-Friendly Plastics
4.30 p.m. -5 p.m. Drying and Preserving Flowers
5 p.m. 6 p.m. Recycling
-new and innovative ideas

27. The above table is mainly about
A Bunga National Park
B The effects of pollution
C How to save the environment
D Environmental Awareness Day

28. In your opinion Our Shrinking Forests is about
A a way to shrink trees
B over-felling of forests and deforestation
C ideas to introduce more animal life into forests
D how to increase the number of forests in Malaysia


29. Peter who wants to learn about natural disasters should attend the
_____event

A Recycling
B Bird watching
C Forces of Nature
D Our Shrinking Forests

30. Earth-friendly plastics are
A plastics that are versatile
B plastics that can decompose
C plastics that are easy to use
D plastics that are made from natural products

31. The following event are carried out for one hour except:
A Bird Watching
B Recycling & Earth-friendly Plastics
C Drying and Preserving Flowers &The Disappearing Monarch Butetterfly
D Jewellery Making & Forces of Nature

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32. The word preserving can best be replaced with
A watering
B conserving
C keeping
D protecting


Read the text below and answer the questions that follow.
























33. The word varieties in Paragraph 1 can best be replaced with

A groups
B types
C differences
D sorts



34. The following statements of the kings coconut palm are true except

A the trees are tall.
B they bear more fruits than the dwafts.
C picking the fruits is quite a problem.
D they are found in greater numbers than the dwafts.



The coconut palm is found mainly along the coasts of Malaysia. There
are two varieties of coconut. The trees belonging to the kings variety
are tall and grow quite easily. The dwafts are shorter and fewer in
number. However, they bear more fruit than the kings. The fruits are
also easier to pick because of the height of the trees.
Coconut trees are always green because new leaves are formed as the
old leaves are falling off. Unlike other trees, the trunk of the adult
coconut tree remains the same no matter how old it grows. So, it is
quite impossible to tell the age of the trees by looking at the size of its
trunk.
The coconut fruit is round and is about the size of a football. It has an outer skin which is
made up of fibres. Inside, there is a nut with a hard shell. When the shell is broken, you
will find the white flesh or meat of the coconut as well as a clear liquid.
The coconut palm is a very useful plant. The liquid is a refreshing drink. The drink is very popular
among Malaysians. The meat or flesh can be eaten. Even the shells are not thrown away they are used
to make handicraft items. The leaves and the fibres from the outer skin are used to make brooms. In the
villages, roofs are made out of dried coconut leaves.
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35. According to the passage, the coconut palm is different from other trees in that

A its leaves are always green
B its old leaves drop off
C the trunk is larger when the tree is older
D the size does not change as the tree ages


36. How many layers of coconut fruit do you have to cut through to get to the white flesh?

A one
B two
C three
D four


37. In paragraph 4, the word refreshing means

A delicious tasting
B thirst quenching
C strange looking
D unusual tasting


38. We can conclude that the passage has most likely been taken from a

A letter
B novel
C reference book
D magazine


39. This _________ of the coconut is edible.

A leaves
B flesh
C fibres
D shell



40. The coconut shells can be used to make ..
A bridges
B brooms
C roofs
D souvenirs
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