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Reading Suggested Answers:
Bah.. I know you have been waiting at the edge of your seats for these answers. For the first time in forever, my own students are taking S3.. so I have only just found the time to do these answers. Honestly, the reading paper is quite valid n reliable but the same CANNOT be said of the quality of the question esp in T1 of 800/4. Suffice to say they need better vetters up there.. who approved formal content in an informal format? Beats me. Pity the kids. Will there ever be a flawless set of exam papers? I can only hope, dream and wish.
Bah.. feel free to debate.. nevertheless, I'm quite confident this is a 40/40 attempt on my part as you can see from the evidence highlighted.
1. A (2019+3=2022)
2. B (RM500/2= 250)
3. C (families w small children)
4. B (just 10)
5. B (6 hrs at cinema)
6. C (like VIPs)
7. B (magical)
8. C (decorated perfectly)
9. C (x from KL, x vegetarian)
10. C (draw the letters)
11. C (useful jam)
12. A (went in the printing room)
13. C (walking stick..felled..a lot of killing)
14. B (saw snake that changed his mind)
15. C (writings capture the Msian spirit)
16. A (Prof Dr. M. Edwin's view)
17. A (opinion)
18. B (history based)
19. C (both taught literature)
20. B (Maniam - English, Salleh - bilingual)
21. G (are also used - anaphoric teo lines above)
22. F (cataphoric - herbs/spices..fresh/dried)
23. D (cataphoric - coffee grinder, mortar n pestle.. then pepper grinder is mentioned)
24. C (anaphoric - reference to time n freshness)
25. A (cataphoric - next to stove is hot, better to keep in cool, dry location)
26. B (cataphoric - more acceptable to consumers refers to tasty food)
27. A (dustier, unworn)
28. D (touched - may have died of Covid hence abandoned)
29. D (clothes = distinctive character)
30. B (challenging = admitted defeat)
31. B (humane and caring)
32. A (respectful - better work-life balance, learnt during lockdown)
33. B (experimenting = take pleasure..flair for colour..tailored cuts)
34. C (half of global population is at risk)
35. C (OJ = specicide)
36. A (2nd generation will die/disrupt ecosystem)
37. A (pollinators)
38. A (mosquitoes delay the catastrophe)
39. B (particularly promising avenue..resistant to parasites)
40. B (hopeful = optimistic)
So what did you score? You need 35 n above for Band 5 to 5+. 😀
Listening please
ReplyDeletecan u do listening ?
ReplyDeletewe need listening
ReplyDeleteWhy the answer for 38 is not D ya?
ReplyDeletekeyword: hastened (means sped up)
Deleteshould be delayed instead of hastened
Oh yaaaa I seee I didn’t notice that. I thought hastened means the other way around.
DeleteThank you
DeleteTo get band 4 how many score that we need to targett?
ReplyDeleteHi madam, I personally think the answer to question 34 should be A because the consequences mentioned are humans dying from the diseases thus why it's a "human misery".
ReplyDeleteright?
Deletei agree with you… the text did not mention anything regarding to the declining human population… or perhaps the declining human population here was mentioning about how the mosquite-borne disease caused it to happen
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