SULIT 1119/2

1119/2
Bahasa
Inggeris
Kertas 2
Ogos
2016

PEPERIKSAAN PERCUBAAN SPM 2016

BAHASA INGGERIS

Kertas 2

Dua jam lima belas minit

NAME: . CLASS:..

JANGAN BUKA KERTAS SOALAN INI SEHINGGA DIBERITAHU

Arahan
1. Kertas soalan ini mengandungi 33 soalan
2. Jawab semua soalan. For Examiners Use
3. Bulatkan jawapan anda untuk Bahagian A di dalam kertas
jawapan yang disediakan. Section
4. Untuk Bahagian B, Bahagian C dan Bahagian D tuliskan jawapan
anda di ruang yang disediakan di dalam kertas soalan ini. A
Instructions
1. This question paper consists of 33 questions.
B
2. Answer all questions.
3. Circle your answers for Section A on the answer sheet provided. C
4. Write your answers for Section B, Section C and Section D
in the space provided on this question paper. D

Total

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Section A
( 15 marks)
[ Time suggested: 25 minutes]
Questions 1 to 8 are based on the given stimuli. Study the information carefully and choose the
best answer.

Minecraft, I realised, was something I knew nothing about. It was time to

become acquainted. One evening I announced to my son my intention to
give myself a crash course in the game, interrupting his search for obsidian
to build a portal to the Nether dimension. For anyone as mystified about it
as I was, Minecraft is now one of the worlds biggest computer games, a
global phenomenon thats clocked up over 100 million registered users.

Adapted from Readers Digest

1 The word mystified in the extract above is best replaced with

A baffled

B wandered

C worried

D magnified

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Top tips for choosing your travel destination

Experiences - What sort of activities are you interested in doing while you are away on
holiday? Deciding just what activities you are interested in doing or not doing allows you to
hone in on the best destination for you.
Time to Spare - Take into consideration your travel and preferred length of stay in your
destination.
Budget - Take advantage of the competitive travel market. Travel agents provide special deals
on air fares, accommodation and travel packages.
Notify Friends and Family - Wherever you are going, contact your friends and family often so
they know where you are in case of emergency.

Adapted from Readers Digest

2 Based on the information above, all the following are correct except
A Consider the length of stay of your holidays.
B Take into account your favourite activities to decide on the best destination.
C Inform your friends and family of your holiday whereabouts if necessary.

PUTRAJAYA: A 4-year-old boy died in hospital yesterday two hours after he was believed
to have fallen from the 14th floor of an apartment block in Presint 5 here.

The body of Muhammad Hafiey Qayyum Mohd Syazwan was found on a walkway
next to a badminton court on the ground floor of the block by a cleaner about 8am.

District police chief Assistant Commissioner Rosly Hassan said the victim was left
alone at home as he was asleep when his father went to drop off the boys mother at her
workplace in the Palace of Justice.

D Decide your budget and take advantage of special deals from the travel agents.
Extracted from New Strait Times, March 2016

3 Which of the following statements about the report is true?

A The victim was left by himself because he was sound asleep.
B The cleaner found the victim on the ground floor of the badminton court.
C The victim was believed to have slipped from the apartment balcony.

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D Hafieys mother drove to her workplace in the Palace of Justice.

On February 13, 1997, the container ship Tokio Express was hit by a
massive wave 30km off the coast of Cornwall, UK. While 62 containers
were knocked overboard, it was the one that held nearly 4.8 million
pieces of Lego that has caused the most waves. Washed-up Lego
pieces have been found on the beaches of Cornwall ever since and,
almost 20 years later, Lego enthusiasts are still sifting through the sand
and scouring rock pools to discover some of these lost treasures.

In a strange twist of fate, many of the Lego pieces are nautically

themed. In addition to dragons and daisies, the pieces include 26,600
life jackets; 418,000 diver flippers; 13,000 red or yellow spear guns; and
4200 black octopuses. The black octopus is the most sought-after piece,
with reportedly only three emerging from the sea over the last 18 years.
Adapted from Readers Digest

4 We can conclude that Lego fans

A can recover all the lost Lego pieces
B do not care about the black octopus Lego
C are still trying to find the remaining pieces
D are the ones who are responsible for the loss of the collection

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Since 2007 rhino poaching has escalated by more than 9,000% in

South Africa and organised criminal networks have become involved
meaning poachers have become sophisticated and well armed. Anti-
poaching rangers form the first and last line of defence for rhinos.
Effective field protection is critical to successfully protecting rhino
populations. It is an incredibly difficult and dangerous job and without
the right training, equipment, management and support they cannot
defend rhinos. In addition to this informer networks is particularly
useful and cost-effective. Training is also required to ensure effective
investigation, successful prosecution and sentencing of those guilty of
rhino crimes.

Adapted from:
https://www.savetherhino.org/our_work/what_we_do/anti-poaching

5 Based on the information above, what is essential in the protection of rhinoceros?

A Arming poachers.
B Training anti-poaching rangers.
C Improving organised criminal networks.
D Training and improving of well-armed hunters.

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NADAL GETS WILD CARD INVITE IN ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES: Rafael Nadal has had his request for a wild card invitation to next weeks Argentina Open
accepted. The Spaniard reschedules his calendar after his shocking Australian Open exit. The world
number five lost in the first round of a grand Slam for just the second time in his career to fellow
Spaniard Fernando Verdasco in Melbourne. After his unexpectedly early departure, the 29-year-old
travelled to Mallorca to start training for what could be a make-or-break year on clay, starting now with
the defence of his title in Buenos Aires. Nadal lamented that losing in the first round of the Australian
Open was one of his biggest disappointments and he hoped that it was only a blip in his tennis career.

Adapted from The Star

6 From the newspaper extract above, we can conclude that

A Nadal was delighted with his early exit in Australian Open.
B Nadal was the winner of the Argentina Open the previous year.
C Nadal was not disappointed losing to his fellow countryman.
D Nadal was defending his title in the Australian Open when he lost to Verdasco.

7 From the cartoon strip above, we know that the student

A purchased the essay from the internet.

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B copied legally the essay from the internet

C obtained the essay from his friend.
D acquired the essay from his friend.

8 Which of the following best shows the sequence in preparing pressed wildflowers?
A Dry picked flowers place in newspaper press under books use in cards
B Place in newspapers dry picked flowers use in card press under books
C Dry picked flowers press under books place in newspaper use in cards
D Place in newspaper press under books dry picked flowers use in cards

Press wildflowers to treasure memories!

Pick wildflowers on your jungle trips. Dry them in the sun or in light microwave heat. Place
them carefully in old newspapers. Put them under thick books and leave for a few days. You
will find beautifully pressed flowers that you can paste on your very own homemade
greeting cards. Great, isnt it?

Questions 9 15 are based on the following passage

Some people are inconsiderate drivers. In the city, they will at times stop right in the
middle of the street while looking for a certain home or landmark. It they ____9____ any
consideration for the cars behind them, they would pull ____10___ to the curb first. Other
drivers will suddenly slow down unexpectedly at a city ____11___ to make a right or left turn.
The least they could do is use their turn signals to let those behind them know in advance of their
intention.
On the highway, a common example of inconsiderateness is night drivers who fail to turn
off their high beams, ___12___ glare for cars approaching in the other direction. Other rude

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highway drivers move to the second or passing lane and stay there, making it impossible for cars
behind to go around them.
Yet other drivers who act as if they have special privileges are those who do not wait
their turn in bottleneck situations ___13___ the cars in two lanes must merge alternately into one
lane. Perhaps the most inconsiderate drivers are ___14___ who throw rubbish out their windows,
creating litter that takes away some of the pleasure of driving and that must be ___15___ for
with everyones tax money.
9 A has
B had
C have
D having

10 A off
B away
C apart
D over

11 A exit
B pathway
C intersection
D connection

12 A creating
B created
C creates
D create

13 A while
B which
C where
D whose

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14 A this
B that
C these

15 A pay

B pays

C paid

D paying

D those

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Section B
[10 marks]
[Time suggested : 25 minutes]

Questions 16 25

Read the following article and answer the questions that follow.

As breakfast is the most important meal of the day, one group has stepped up to help the
homeless by running their soup kitchens first thing in the morning. Institut Onn Jaafar (IOJ)
launched its first morning soup kitchen JomBekpes! to serve underprivileged students and
homeless people in Chow Kit.
The morning soup kitchen idea, conceived by IOJ patron, Datuk Seri HishamuddinTun
Hussein, is a partnership between Institut Onn Jaafar (IOJ) and Yayasan Chow Kit (YCK). IOJ
Chief Executive Officer, Charles Mohan said the group felt it would count more to provide
breakfast to the less fortunate as it gives energy to start ones day. Besides, it also helps students
to perform better.
The first session saw 40 volunteers, comprising university students, IOJ and YCK staff as
well as the public. It was indeed an interesting experience to the volunteers as they had the
chance talking to the friendly homeless people.
IOJ and YCK will be holding JomBekpes! soup kitchens once a fortnight on the first
and third Wednesdays of each month from 7 a.m. outside KL Krash Pad at 346, Jalan Tuanku
Abdul Rahman. If public response and support from food sponsors are encouraging,
JomBekpes! may be carried out on weekly basis or several times a week.

Adapted from: STARMETRO 24 February 2016

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Questions 16 25
Using the information from the article, complete the graphic organizer below.

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SECTION C
[25 marks]
[Time suggested : 50 minutes ]

Questions 26 31 are based on the following passage.

1 It was to be the adventure of a lifetime. For almost two years, longtime friends
SabastianNilssen and Ludvig Feld, both 22, had been training for this two-month-long kayak
expedition. Attempting to become the first kayakers to paddle more than 1770 kilometres
through one of the worlds most remote regions.
2 The two set out on July 5, 2010. They averaged about 24 kilometers a day, and by the 5
end of July, they had reached the High Artic islands. With the wind picking up and the sea
growing choppy, they decided to head for shore and camp on a beach. After pulling their
kayaks onto the rocky beach, they pitched their tent and rigged up a trip-wire perimeter almost
3 metres away, as they did at every campsite. A series of small explosives charges would go
off if an animal were to cross the wire, giving the men time to grab their rifles and scare away 10
a bear or, if necessary, shoot it.
3 As they were sound asleep, a polar bear that had picked up their scent began lumbering
towards the camp. With the wind howling, the bear burst through the trip wire, but the charge
did not fire. Sabastian awoke to a crashing sound when the bear trampled the tent and ripped it
to shreds with a mighty sweep of its paw. Bear! shouted Sabastian as he felt it lock its jaws 15
onto the back of his skull, pulling him from his sleeping bag. All he could see was a towering
mass of white fur. As the bear sank its teeth deeper into his skull, it uttered a low-pitched,
guttural growling.
4 Suddenly, the polar bear changed its hold on Sabastian and sank its teeth into his right
shoulder. Then it shook him back and forth, each time penetrating Sabastians flesh more 20
deeply with its teeth. Pain shot through his body as if an ice pick were being twisted into his
shoulder.
5 Ludvig woke up when he heard Sabastian scream and turned to see the bear inside the
tent, with Sabastians head in its jaws. While shaking him, the bear had stomped on their gear,
much of which was now crush or buried in the soft sand. Ludvig jumped up and reached for his 25

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grandfathers World War II rifle. It was missing. He frantically clawed at the debris in front of
the tent. The bear was now dragging Sabastian by his wounded shoulder.
6 The bear dropped Sabastian some 30 meters beyond the camp. Then it raked its razor-
sharp claws over Sabastians torso. The bear put its front paws on his chest, pinning him. He
could feel his ribs cracking.Ludvig ran closer. He aimed and squeezed off a shot. Then another 30
four rounds until the bear fell over, dead at last.
7 Sabastian lay crumpled on the beach. The back of his scalp hung loose and his shoulder
was shredded. Ludvig carried him to the tent, he covered his bleeding scalp and shoulder with
bandages and wrapped him in a blanket. He knew he had to keep Sabastian warm. He punched
the number of a hospital into the satellite phone. My friend has been attacked by a polar bear. 35
Please hurry!. 35 minutes later a rescue helicopter was in the air.
8 Ludvig returned to Sabastians side who was now pale and shivering. He kept him awake
and made a hard decision to not give a dose of morphine they carried because it might knock
him out. He must not lose consciousness.
9 At the hospital, Sabastian underwent a three-hour operation during which surgeons 40
removed all the damaged tissue under his wounds. His neck was badly bruised but not broken.
The next day the doctor told him that another few millimetres and the bears teeth would have
punctured his lungs and crushed his skull. Both Sabastian and Ludvig are very grateful to be
alive.

Adapted from In the Jaws of a Polar Bear by Robert Kiener.

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26. From paragraph 1, why was it an adventure of a lifetime?

[1 mark]
27. From paragraph 2,
(a) What did they do to secure their campsite?
.
[1 mark]
(b) What would happen if the wire tripped?
.
[1 mark]
28. (a) From paragraph 4, why didnt they hear the bear?
.
[1 mark]
(b) From paragraph 5, what was the first thing Ludvig reached for when the bear attacked?
..
[1 mark]
29. From paragraph 7,
(a) What does the word punched mean?
...
[1 mark]
(b) How did Ludvig keep Sabastian warm?
..
[1 mark]
(c) Why was it important to keep Sabastian warm?
..
[1 mark]

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30. What kind of man was Ludvig?

Give one quality and provide a reason for your answer.
Quality :
Reason :

[2 marks]

31. Based on the passage given, write a summary on:

Sabastians attack

and

Ludvigs attempt to save his friend

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 form
use materials from line 13 to line 39
not be longer than 130 words, including the 10 words given below

Begin your summary as follows:

The wind was howling, when the bear burst through their .
[15 marks]

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Section D
[10 marks]

[Time suggested: 20 minutes]

32 Read the poem below and answer the questions that follow.

A Poison Tree

I was angry with my friend :

I told my wrath, my wrath did end.
I was angry with my foe:
I told it not, my wrath did grow.

And I watered it in fears,

Night and morning with my tears;
And I sunned it with smiles,
And with soft deceitful wiles

And it grew both day and night,

Till it bore an apple bright;
And my foe beheld it shine,
And he knew it was mine,

And into my garden stole

When the night had veiled the pole:
In the morning glad I see
My foe outstretched beneath the tree.

William Blake

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(a) In stanza 1, what happened to the persona when he did not express his anger?

[ 1mark ]
(b) In stanza 3, what did the apple refer to?
..
[ 1 mark ]
(c ) In stanza 4, why did the persona feel happy?

[1 mark ]
(d ) ) In this poem, the persona was angry with his foe. If you were the personas friend,
what advice would you give to him?
Advice 1 :.

Advice2:
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[ 2marks ]

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33. The following are the novels studied in the literature component in English Language.

Captain Nobody - Dean Pitchford

Dear Mr. Kilmer - Anne Shraff
Sing to the Dawn - Minfong Ho
Choose any one of the novels above and answer the question below.
Good values bring positive effects
How far is this true in the novel that you have read? Support your answer with close
reference to the text.
[ 15 marks ]

















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KERTAS SOALAN TAMAT

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SECTION A

1 A B C D 9 A B C D

2 A B C D 10 A B C D

3 A B C D 11 A B C D

4 A B C D 12 A B C D

5 A B C D 13 A B C D

6 A B C D 14 A B C D

7 A B C D 15 A B C D

8 A B C D

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MARKING SCHEME TRIAL PAPER 2 SPM 2016

SECTION A

1A 2C 3A 4C 5B

6B 7A 8A 9B 10 D

11 C 12 A 13 C 14 D 15 C

SECTION B
16. JomBekpes!
17. underprivileged students (students is mandatory)
18. homeless people
19. Datuk Seri HishamuddinTun Hussein
20. InstitutOnnJaafar / IOJ
21. Yayasan Chow Kit / YCK
22. provide breakfast to the less fortunate (less fortunate is mandatory)
23. once a fortnight /first and third Wednesdays every month
24. From 7 a.m. (from is mandatory)
25. 346, JalanTuanku Abdul Rahman / outside KL Krash Pad at 346, JalanTuanku Abdul
Rahman

SECTION C
26. The first kayakers to paddle more than 1770 kilometres through one of the worlds most
remote region. (1 mark)
27. a) rigged up a tripwire perimeter almost 3 metres away from the camp. (1 mark)
b) explosive charges would go off (1 mark)
28. a) the ground was wet (with snow)/ the wind was howling (1 mark)
b) his rifle (1 mark)
29. a) key in/ dial (1 mark)
b) wrapped him in blanket (1 mark)
c) to keep him alive/ he was bleeding (1 mark)
30. a positive trait + explanation. (2 marks)
31. Summary points

1) Sabastian felt it lock ots jaws onto the back of his skull
2) Pulling him
3) Sank its teeth into his shoulder
4) Shook him back and forth
5) Ludvig reached for his rifle
6) The bear raked Sabastians torso
7) Cracked his ribs
8) Ludvig aimed

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9) Fired four rounds

10) Sabastians scalp hung loose
11) His shoulder was shredded
12) Ludvig carried him to the tent
13) Covered his wounds with bandages
14) Wrapped him in a blanket
15) Called the hospital for help
16) Kept him awake
17) Made a hard decision not to administer morphine

SECTION D

Question 32

32 (a) His anger intensified / grew. [1 mark]

(b) The apple referred to the personas anger / hatred. [1 mark]

(c) He felt happy because his foe fell into his trap. [1 mark]

(d) I would advise my friend to speak honestly to his foe so they could clear the [ 1 mark ]
misunderstanding between them /
[ 1 mark ]
I would advise my friend to forgive his foe because being angry would only
hurt him and his foe

(Accept any two logical answers)

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