ENGLISH PAPER 1

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PREPARED BY SHAHRUL FADZIL BIN MOHD IBRAHIM

UPSR PAPER 1
TIME : 50 MINUTES MARKS : 40 MARKS

SECTION A (VOCABULARY)
1. QUESTION 1 4 (WORD LEVEL)
2. QUESTION 5 7 (PHRASE LEVEL) 3. QUESTION 8 10 (SENTENCE LEVEL) EXAMPLE

SECTION B (SOCIAL EXPRESSIONS)

QUESTIONS 11 15

EXAMPLE

SECTION C (GRAMMAR, SPELLING AND PUNCTUATION)

QUESTIONS 16 25)
EXAMPLE 1 EXAMPLE 2 EXAMPLE 3

SECTION D (TEXT COMPLETION)

QUESTIONS 26 30
EXAMPLE

SECTION E (READING COMPREHENSION)

QUESTION 31 40 EXAMPLE

 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT ANIMALS BUILDINGS AND PLACES OCCUPATIONS RELATIONSHIPS THE BODY

ENGLISH PAPER 1 A. WORDS LEVEL CONTENTS (1)

CLOTHING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES VEGETATIONS FOOD, DRINKS AND MEALS TABLEWARE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS

TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

Gardening tools Carpentry tools Cleaning tools Writing tools Sewing tools

Gardening and carpentry tools

Watering can Wheelbarrow Rake Shears Sickle Shovel Lawnmower spade Hammer Ladder Screwdriver Nail Spanner Pincers Drill Saw

Cleaning and writing tools

Pail Dustpan Feather duster Rag Sponge Mop Squeegee broom Ruler Envelopes Highlighter Penknife Hole puncher Stapler Staple Ink

Sewing tools
Sewing machines Needle Pin Scissors Measuring tape Thread Thimble

Animals
Monkey Zebra Goat Donkey Giraffe Sheep Horse Gorilla Deer Cow Pony Chimpanzee

What to know about animals

Mammals Amphibians Reptiles Fish Crustaceans Birds Mollusks Male, female and its young Animals and sounds Animals and their movements

Building and places

Airport Apiary Aviary Bakery Bank Caf Cemetery Cinema College Desert Dock Field

Occupations
Architect Artist Engineer Farmer Grocer Hawker Housewife Judge Optician Plumber Sailor Surgeon Trishaw rider Typist

Parts of the body

Forehead Eyelashes Eyebrow Finger Mouth Teeth Thumb Lips

Clothing
Hat Cap Turban Veil Raincoat Tracksuit Mortar board pyjamas Pinafore Singlet Swimsuit Goggles Sandals Clogs Slippers Gloves

Fruits and vegetables

Apple Apricots Banana Cherry Date Dragon fruits Grapes Jackfruit Aubergine Bean sprouts Bitter gourd Broccoli Cabbage Carrot Cauliflower Spinach

Vegetation
Flowers Balsam Bougainvilleas Cannas Carnation Daffodil Lotus Tulip Plants and trees Bamboo Bush Cactus Palm tree Ferns Paddy Rattan

Parts of plants or trees

Flower Petal Stalk Bulb Root Seed Branch Trunk Fruit Bark Root Bud Leaf Stem

Food, drinks and meals

Beef Biscuits Bread Butter Cake Coffee Curry Dessert . Lamb Lunch Dinner Pickles Pie Pizza Sugar sauce

TABLEWARE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS

FLASK KETTLE DISH RACK ROLLING PIN PAN KNIFE BOTTLE OPENER CAN OPENER MORTAR AND PESTLE DUSTBIN GRATER SPATULA STRAINER CHOPSTICKS BOWL GLASS FORK PLATE LADLE SPOON POT BASIN WOK JAR

WORDS LEVEL CONTENTS (2)

TRANSPORTS ELECTRICALS ITEMS FURNITURE GAMES, SPORT AND EXERCISES MUSICALS INSTRUMENTS SYNONYMS ANTONYMS GENDER DAYS AND MONTHS

TRANSPORT
AEROPLANE HORT-AIR BALLOON AMBULANCE BUS JEEP LORRY CAR MOTORCYCLE SCOOTER TAXI TRAIN TRISHAW TRICYCLE TRUCK VAN FOUR WHEEL DRIVE CANOE DINGHY FERRY HOVERCRAFT JUNK MOTORBOAT RAFT SAMPAN SHIP YACHT

ELECTRICAL ITEMS
Ceiling fan Table fan Air conditioner Water heater Blender Stand lamp Electric kettle Toaster Microwave Refrigerator Iron Washing machine Vacuum cleaner Table lamp Fluorescent light Light bulb

FURNITURE
Dining table Coffee table Desk Dressing table Wardrobe Sofa Stool bookshelf Chair Bench Venetian blind Footstool Bed Cot Cabinet Cupboard

GAMES, SPORT AND EXERCISES

Archery Athletics Badminton Basketball Bowling Chess Darts Diving Draughts Fishing Football Golf Hiking Hockey Horse riding Jogging Judo Karate

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Banjo Guitar Violin Gong Cymbals Piano Organ Xylophone Drum Tambourine Flute Trumpet Harmonica Recorder Triangle

SYNONYMS
Achieve-accomplish Answer reply Animal beast Bad evil Big large Burglar thief Brittle fragile Broad - wide Check examine Close shut Clever smart Cry sob/weep Dangerous - risky Damp moist Fall drop Home - residence

ANTONYMS
Above below Attack defend Before after Begin end Buy sell Catch throw Cold - hot

GENDER
Actor actress Boy girl Bridegroom bride Dad mum Emperor empress Husband wife King - queen

DAYS AND MONTHS

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday January February March April May June July

B. PHRASE LEVEL

PHRASAL QUANTIFIERS AND COLLECTIVE NOUNS ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS COMBINATONS ADJECTIVES + ADJECTIVES COMBINATIONS

POSSESIVE ADJECTIVE + NOUN COMBINATIONS PREPOSITION + PLACE COMBINATIONS SIMILES TIME PHRASE

PHRASAL QUANTIFIERS AND COLLECTIVE NOUNS

An army of soldiers An audience of people A band of musician A herd of cattle A litter of cubs An army of ants A collection of stamps

ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS COMBINATONS

Afraid of he is afraid of dogs Angry with I am angry with my brother Angry about I am angry about the matter Excited about The boys are excited about the trip. Famous for Jacky Chan is famous for his stunts.

ADJECTIVES + ADJECTIVES COMBINATIONS

Big black cat Angry young woman Long black hair Small old man Big white horse Big round table Long thin face

POSSESIVE ADJECTIVE + NOUN COMBINATIONS

My book His car Its tail Their friends Young hair Our house Her dress

PREPOSITION + PLACE COMBINATIONS

At home In the kitchen On the wall Outside the cave Under the bridge Within the compund At the roadside In the river

SIMILES

As devoted as a mother As happy as a king As helpless as a baby As angry as a bull As brave as a lion As alike as two peas As cold as ice As easy as ABC

TIME PHRASE

At night At midnight Every day In the morning On Saturday Twice a week Two weeks ago Once a week

C. SENTENCE LEVEL
One picture for each questions Choose the best sentence to describe the
picture TO SCORE you must know a lot of action words? How many words?

ACTIONS WORD
Carry Lift Pull Push Drop Squeeze Pick Punch Pinch Slap Beat Pat Wash Wipe Sweep Mop Brush Wring Clean Cook Iron Prepare Swallow Bite Write Draw Paint Read Erase Teach Dance Sing Run Kneel Sit Stand Lie Crawl Climb Listen/hear Speak/talk Shout/yell Whisper Scold Knock Chase Hide Receive Give Buy Sell Help Sleep Rest Fall

Hit
Scratch Kick Touch Caress

Take
Throw Catch Eat Chew

Walk
Jog Squat Jump Hop

See/watch
Cry/weep Laugh Dig Drink

Fly
Make Put Show Wear

ACTION WORD TWO

D. SOCIAL EXPRESSIONS
TO GREET TO BID FAREWELL TO INTRODUCE TO MAKE REQUESTS TO ENQUIRES TELEPHONE CONVERSATION TO ENCOURAGE FESTIVALS SPECIAL OCCASIONS OTHER SITUATIONS EXERCISE 4

E. GRAMMAR, SPELLING AND PUNCTUATIONS

Never give up cause u can do it. Rome was never built in a day!

GRAMMAR

NOUNS PRONOUNS ADJECTIVES PREPOSITIONS ARTICLES CONJUNCTIONS ADVERBS MODALS

TENSES SUBJECT-VERBAGREEMENT POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE STATEMENTS QUESTIONS AND RESPONSES QUESTIONS TAG

NOUNS - common and proper, countable and uncountable, singular and plural. PRONOUNS he, she, mine, yours, his, theirs ADJECTIVES oval, square, big, tall, blue, red PREPOSITIONS on, in, beside, under, over ARTICLES an, a, the CONJUNCTIONS and, or, but, because, so ADVERBS sweetly, quickly, soundly, hungrily MODALS must, have to, could, should

TENSES present, past, future SUBJECT-VERB-AGREEMENT - The girl is present today. - Amrit walks to school every day. - Abu and Lily play chess. - The water is hot. - The pupils are happy.

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE STATEMENTS

I am your friend. I am not your friend Come nearer. Do not come nearer

The car is moving. The car is not moving

QUESTIONS AND RESPONSES

- Is this my new bag? Yes, it is. No, it isn't. - Are these Hakim's books? Yes, they are. No, they aren't.

QUESTIONS TAG
It is noisy, isn't it? Yes, it is. Your mother will come, won't she? Yes, she will. You aren't tired, are you? No, I'm not.

SPELLING (which word is right?)

Biscuit
Kitents Mutton Coconut

Bread
Docter

Chest
Sialors

Rabit
Cat Ankel Eagel elephant

Earoplen
Boat Techer Book Lawyer

Cobbler Mechanic Lekturer Shop boot

Tomatoe daimond

PUNCTUATIONS
FULL STOP (.) COMMA (,) QUESTION MARK (?) EXCLAMATION MARK (!) COLON (:) SEMICOLON (;) APOSTROPHE () QUATATION MARKS ( ) CAPITAL LETTER (ABC)

F. TEXT COMPLETION
One picture Look at the picture Read the whole text Deter the tenses Choose the best answer.

G. READING COMPREHENSION
(LINEAR AND NON LINEAR TEXTS)

Linear texts story speech factual passage newspaper report letter poem dialogue narrative

Non-linear texts table label notice advertisement map poster graph/chart

WHY DO CANDIDATES GET LOWER MARKS IN THIS PAPER

CARELESS FINISH TOO SOON NO DOUBLE CHECK DO NOT LOOK AT THE PICTURES PROVIDED DO NOT CHECK THE TENSE (QUESTION 26-30)

NOT ENOUGH TIME (FOCUS TOO MUCH TIME ON DIFFICULT QUESTIONS) TOO NERVOUS

END OF PART 1.
Practice make prefect