(Shevvenane practice @ acs +4) Listen and repeat the following words. 9 Svan very | ‘Consonants v/v) mmm ¢ vast vertical : 2 verity 3 | Contonats wl arma) rail ee > 5 water woman practice ams Listen to the following sentences. Then underline the words with the consonant vo} and Gree) the words with the consonant w/t. 1. There are a variety of vases on display in the warehouse. 2. While waiting for the van to arrive, she decided to vacuum the carpet. 3. ‘Lam going to the party with or without you,’ Vicky told Wendy. 4. The victorious team celebrated their win at the Seafood Village Restaurant. 5, The children were given chocolate wafers and vanilla ice cream during the break. (Hee Rend the statements below and listen ta the CD. As you liste to the report, place a (7) forthe correct statements and a (® forthe false statements. 1. Parents, teachers and students participated in the gotong-rayong. 2. The gotong-royong was held in the school compound. 3, ‘The students had to clean the Principal's office and teacher's room. 4, The students were reluctant to help with the cleaning. GCCUC 8. ‘The main aim of the gotong-royong was to clean up the school premises. z ul (© Penrtitn Pala ch.IN engisn Forms Kasi Unt 2 Heatn Matte (Sho Texts and Grapl Materials J For eact of the questions, read the question first and then study the information given to find the best anstoer. Then, circle the answer A, B, Cor D. Questions 1 and 2 are based on the following table, Cost Comparison of Selected Medical Procedures (USD) Procedure. US [Singapore]| Malaysia Heart bypass 190,000.00] 18,500.00 | 9,000.00 ‘Angioplasty 7,000.00 J 13,000.00 J 11,000.00 ip replacement _| 43,000.00 | 12,000.00 | 10,000.00 Knee replacement | 40,000.00 | 1,000.00 | 8,000.00 ‘Spinal fusion | 62,000.00 | 9,000.00 [6,000.00 (Gousce: Pas Beyond Bors © 2008 by ast Woodman) 1. How much is a knee replacement procedure in Malaysia? A RM8,000.00 B_ USD 8,000.00 RM 40,000.00 D_ USD 40,000.00 2. Which of he allowing statements tre? sem A. Medical procedures cost the same in ep “ the US, Singapore and Malaysia Medical procedures generally cost less in the US compared to Singapore. Medical procedures generally cost more in Singapore compared to Malaysia Medical procedures are generally cheaper in the US compared to Asian countries. B ‘recent study by the Health Ministry revealed that Malaysian youngsters are not drinking enough water, and this is not good for ther health. ‘The survey revealed that less than 35% of Form ‘One, Two and Four students from 50 schools around the country drinks the recommended sk to eight glasses a day. Most of the students only drink one to ‘wo glasses of water aday, which is detrimental other health. (Adapted from The Sar, 28 January 2012) 3. Asuitabletitle forthe aboveextract wouldbe sem A. Survey conducted in 50 schools B Students not consuming enough water daily School children suffering. from water shortage in schools. Recommended daily water consumption for young Malaysians c D (© Panartan Pang Son. Sha ‘The ORBIS Flying Eye Hospital is an aircraft | that has been converted into a hospital. It is manned by dedicated eye care professionals and pilots who travel around the world to give the gift of sight to developing countries. ‘The ORBIS Flying Eye Hospital has an operating room, a recovery area and a 48- seat classtoom where doctors gather for lectures, discussions and live broadcasts of surgeries being performed in the operating room. Since its first programme in 1982, the ‘ORBIS Flying Eye Hospital has travelled to more than 89 countries and saved the sight of millions of people. 4. The Flying Eye Hospital offers assistance sem mainly to aviators doctors and surgeons people in developing countries patients in eye hospitals around the world comp ‘More and more young Malaysians are now { saying no to shark fin soup in line with the campaign to prevent the killing of sharks. More than 70 million sharks are killed each year for their fins. Its said that the fins are Cut from the sharks and thelr bodies are discarded, leaving them to die, Many hotels hovealsotaken shark in dishes off thelr menu in support of the campaign to protect sharks. | 8. ‘The main reason for the campaign is $M A Toprevent the senseless killing of sharks. B To encourage more hotels to serve shark fin dishes. ‘To ensure that young Malaysians continue to enjoy shark fin delicacies ‘To limit the number of shark fin dishes served at hotels and restaurants. c DEnglish Form Kasi. Uni 2 Hoan uate BS) (Pl rectise Your Grammar if POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS —— EEE | (Grammar Tips | possessive Pronouns are pronouns which show possession. They are not followed by nouns | + This is my briefease. + This (briefcase) is mine. | ee eprops Om hh fo A) Replace te words in bold with the correct possessive pronouns. 1. Is that your file or is it Sarah's file? 2, This is her laptop. It is not my laptop. 3. Ifyou show me your photographs, I will show you my photographs. 4, The big, red car is my uncle's car. My car is the small, green one parked next to it, 5. Please look after our bags. This is my bag and that is Sue's bag. {B) Fill inthe Banks withthe correct possessive pronouns 1. Twill only show you my essay if you show me 2. If this bag is indeed __, you should be able to tell me what is in it. 3, Thave finished all my chores. Would you like me to help you with 4. Their house is big but messy, whereas __is small but clean and tidy. 5. They own many houses in this town. This entire row of houses is _ 6. This pendant belongs to Julie, | know that it is __ because I gave it to her for her birthday. 7. They want to borrow our duster because they have misplaced =Common X The dog weaged his tal when the visitor arived. “FT dog wogged itll wnen the visitor arrived 1 The dog waged i's tad when the visitor arrived 3 (© Panartan Pla) Sa. BeSN) english rooms asm Une2 Heath ators PERSONAL PRONOUNS (Grammar Tips Segment foresaw eee eae Tea te ees oe a a ae » She is the personal pronoun that replaces that girl (She is the subject of the sentence cer uaepas Smal Naa HE eee Tess way eed eae oe eee | eae eS ae > Hori the personal pronoun that replaces Sara (Her is the object of the verb have not seen) Cer en ee oer ie ©) Uniertne the correct personal pronouns in brackets 1. When the dog sees its owner coming, (he, it) starts barking loudly and immediately runs to (he, him). 2. Tell (he, him) about your problem for (they, he) may be able to offer you a solution. 3. When (he, him) turned up at our house after a long absence, (us, we) could not recognise him. 4. (I, Me) have given my students enough work to keep (they, them) occupied for an hour. 5. (She, Her) has not written to (him, her) parents to ask (they, them) to send her more money. 6. (They, them) have never visited any of the neighbours. (We, Us) were all surprised when (them, they) turned up at our gathering 7. Karen has invited all (she, her) classmates for (she, her) birthday party this Saturday. (Us, We) are all chipping in to buy (she, her) a present. 8, The interviewers said they will contact (I, me) but I think (they, he) will not do so. 9. Mrs, Sandra, (our, we) new neighbour, always leaves very early for work. I wonder where (his, her) office is, 10, Dora just found out that (his, her) kitten is dead. That is why (she, he) is upset right now. U1. Aida has bought a souvenir from Paris, (They, She) will give (it, them) to me this evening. 12. Father just bought a new phone because (her, his) old phone cannot function anymore. Common X Diane and me are going to watch a movie 4 Diane end Fare going to watch a movie, (© Penartan Petar Sd, Gh 4English Form 4 KB8M Unt2 Heath narers SS Riatnar coze ee y, Questions 1 — 8 are based om the following passage. Just twenty years ago, most of us only had one major source of medical information ~ our Family | | doctor, How things have changed. These days we use the Internet _1_ check out health information. ‘We can type in our symptoms and immediately 2 __ out about treatments and medications being administered around the world. It is free, convenient and sometimes even faster __3 _ consulting a doctor. This easy access t ‘and more people are trying to self-diagnose and selfmedicate based on what _5_ learn from the formation on health is __4__, but there is a downside to it. More Internet. Ultimately, a computer cannot replace 6 _ skills of a trained doctor. Talking to a doctor is ‘an interactive process between doctor__7_ patient. Plans for treatment can be _8 _ immediately according to the diagnosis and stage of illness. Diagnosis is also more accurate as the clinical assessment | is more detailed, and will include a physical examination and identification of the mental state of the patient. (Adapted from Dear Doctor Google by Chan Li Jin, Reader’s Digest, April 2010) | LA for 5 A they B to B them because © their D with D theirs 2A find 6 Aa B finds Ban © found © the D finding | D that 3. A then 7. A with B than | B and © and C also D in | D or 4A excite 8. A make B excites B made © excited |G makes D exciting D> making 15 (© Ponettan Pang Sh. BhSV engin roma xaos Un en voters CD torme ion Transfer e Read the following poster and complete the graphic organiser that follows. BAKERS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY AND FLAVOURS MAGAZINE are pleased to invite budding pastry chefs to participate in the A thrcedoy / Bake-A-Thon 2016 teoaiht stay view Hotel wit On 15th July 2016 at ‘breakfast and dinner The Hillview Hotel Participants will compete in three categories: + Wedding Cake Fantasy + Cupcake Colours: saernnon ier Basket © Muffin Mania on Faker Hooe Participants must submit their recipes two weeks before the Gonfeetionery competition and must provide details of ingredients and utensils required, The organisers will provide cake mixers and ovens as well as basic ingredients such as flour, butter, sugar and eggs. Participants should bring along addtional ingredients required for their entries. Ove year REE How to enter: sebsrption o Flaveere Submit your rei 3 July 2016 to hakeathoncompetition@ Magazin '® Submit your recipes by Ist July 2016 to woct M6000 Include full name, LC. number, contact number and address. Register at the Hillview Hotel Lobby at $,00 am. on the day of the competition ‘Terms and Conditions: Participants must complete their baking within the given time. # Winners will be announced during the prize-giving ceremony at 2.00 p.m. (© Ponca Plans So. Bh 16English Form 4KBSM Unt 2 Heath Marrs SS Using the information fromthe poster, complete the graphic organiser below FAH Venue: + Wedding Cake Fantasy + Cupeake Colours | mo) aagredienis provided: © Flour “o + @) \s 86 + The Hillview Hotel + Bakers House Confectionery (Rieaaa Comprehension / Questions 15 are based on the following passage 11 te-starts innocuously enough ~ forgetting where you put your keys, not being able to remember 4 face, not being able to pronounce a word... lls part and parcel of growing old. But for some, things just get worse. Memories fade away, there are disorientation, mood swings and delusions and eventually the gradual loss of ability to perform all tasks of daily living. These symptoms have name - Dementia, This is the story of how one family is living with dementia Ies a tale of the | 5 best kind of love possible - a love that endures. 2 ir began over a decade ago. Joyce's mother, Celine, kept forgetting when her daughter was ‘or wasn't coming home for dinner. Joyce resorted to pasting reminder notes on the refrigerator ‘but that did not help. Over the next four years things got worse. 3 joyce would wake up inthe middle ofthe night to find her mother ripping up the blanket 10 with her teeth, an unflinching stare drilling into the distance, Celine would mend the tom blanket the next morning and deny the incident. 4 “joyce could no longer have conversations with her mother because while they were stil talking, Celine would suddenly get up and leave, Joyce stopped working fulltime to care for her mother, W © Poneman Pela Sch. BlIS engtisn Form xasm un 2 Hain meters 5 Doctors initially dismissed Joyce's concerns and attributed the symptoms to old age. But 15 Joyce knew it was not just old age. She finally consulted a specialist who subjected Celine to some tests. Two days before Christmas 2003, Celine was diagnosed with dementia, Six months later, the diagnosis was confirmed as Alzheimer's disease, which is the most common cause of dementia, 6 Surprisingly, Joyce felt a sense of relief and quiet resignation. “Whatever comes my way, 1 20 will handle it. A job and money, [ can always find. 1 only have one mother.” The next few years proved to be challenging for both Joyce and her mother. 7 Joyce recalls an incident where her mother called her from church, saying that she did not know how to get home, joyce had to leave the office and pick her mother up from church, which ‘was only five minutes away from their home, 25, 8 ‘Another incident took place in the supermarket, Joyce had briefly turned away to pay for her purchases and wien she looked up her mother was gone. Joyce only found her mother after an hhour. Celine had walked to the bus station nearby, where they usually took a bus home. She was sitting casually at the bus stop when Joyce found her, acting like nothing had happened. Two years later, Celine fell and fractured her left pelvis and had to have surgery. After the 30 9 operation, her memory deteriorated further. After the surgery, Joyce knew that she wouldn't be able to manage on her own. Up to that point, her brother had been the sole breadwinner, but the bills were piling up and it was more than he could handle. In order to cope, Joyce placed her ‘mother in a daycare centre and looked for part-time work. In 2010, Joyce noticed that for two days, Celine was leaning to her left and her movements 35 10 were sluggish. Not wanting to take any chances, Joyce took her to the hospital. The doctor pronounced that her mother had suffered a stroke. Celine was immediately admitted in hospital \here she remained for the next two months. ‘A week later, during a follow-up at the hospital, doctors discovered that Celine's white 11 blood cells were three times the normal amount. Her organs were failing and doctors cautioned 40 Joyce that she might not live for much longer. After a long hospital stay, Celine was finally discharged. She went home a day after her 12 eighty-fifth birthday. Joyce knew that it was not over. “In the past, whenever I had any issues, ‘whether about work and friends, 1 would sit down and talk to my mother and she was there to listen. We used to have good conversations but now she doesn't say anything. | lost a friend. 1 45 didn't lose a mother. Tost a friend. It hurts. It hurts alot.” Joyce continues to care for her mother. Joyce sometimes wonders about how much longer 13. her mother will ive. But she does not dwell on such thoughts. All Joyce wants to do is to provide the best care possible to keep her mother comfortable. She looks forward to the occasions when her mother suddenly smiles, when for a brief moment, Celine’s eyes are full of sunshine. 50 (Adapted from ‘Before We Forget’ by Jeremy Boo, Reader's Digest, October 2011) Innocuously: in a mannor that snot herml or + unflinching: not afaid or hesitant unpleasant + sluggish: siov- moving and not alert isorientation: a feeling of confusion + delusions: falco ols or impressions about yourselt 1. (a) From paragraph 2, state one symptom of dementia that Joyce observed in her mother. som (© Ponertan Pelang Sen. Bs 18English Form 4KB9M Unt Heath stor BS) (b) From paragraph 4, why did Joyce find it difficult to have a conversation with her mother? 2, From paragraphs 7 and 8, describe the two episodes where Celine's dementia let her feeling lost and confused, @ o 3. From paragraph 8, which word means ‘in a relaxed and unconcerned manner’? 4, From paragraph 10, (@)_ state two physical changes that Joyce observed in her mother’s behaviour. a «i (®) According to the doctor, what had caused the above changes? 5, What kind of person is Joyce? BB Give one quality and provide a reason to support your answer, Quality Reason [S\aars Writing Based on the passage given, write a summary on: + Celine’s slow decline into dementia and + The sacrifices made by Joyce to care for her mother Credit will be given for use of own words but care must be taken not to change the original meaning Your summary must: «= be in continuous writing form (not in note form) ‘© use materials from line 7 to line 51 + not be longer than 130 words, including the 10 words given below Begin your summary as follows “Ten years ago, Joyee realised that her mother had become 19 (© Penebtan Pang Sa. BhdIS engi Forms KosM Un 2 Heath Wetos Di ected Writing icle 2M Article 3% Your cousin is considering buying a popular brand of slimming pills advertised in the newspapers ‘You have been asked to write an article about losing weight healthily for the school newsletter. Using the information in the poster below, write your article. Losing Weight the Natural Way Why itis not advisable to take slimming pills = Advertisements can be deceptive = Not scienificaly proven to work — Undesirabo side effects | Eat sensibly Exercise regularly — Plenty of fits and vegetables = Metabolic rate increases | = Consume less fat and cholesterol ~ Perfor simple exercises = Burn more calories than you consume = 30 minutes, thrice a week Seek a doctor's opinion Lead a healthy lifestyle = Before embarking on any weight loss program = No alcohol or harmful substances = Assess your physical condition beforehand | \ “Smart Tips When writing your article, you should remember to: eo GS * give your article a title ~ Before you wie, kr wh « include the name of the writer aera te pose Sana iatriabr ieee ‘rho wil be reading your ‘= use alll the points given ts + suggest two other ways of living a healthy lifestyle + Remember thet an atte ‘should be informative fo your saveiance. ict tinuous Writing a White a composition of about 350 words on one of the following topics. 1. Write a story entitled ‘A Lesson Learned’. 2. The responsibilities of teenagers. 3. The advancement in medical technology has done more good than harm to society. Do you agree? fa) 4, Write a story ending with: “exons the most painful decision of my life, but I new that I jad to let her go..." 5. Discipline. (© Pension Peng Sn. 20