Jamal's family selected his bride for him. Jamal's mother liked the bride for her beauty, education, good family, but not because she was well known. Jamal liked the bride for her looks, not being short, attractiveness, but not because of her wealth. Choosing a bride is difficult. When Jamal asked why it was taking so long, he was feeling impatient about the wedding arrangements taking three months. Jamal and his fiancée were chaperoned because they were not married yet and the families were old-fashioned, not because the aunties wanted a free lunch. Jamal's sacrifices for the wedding were selling his computer and Bally shoes.
Jamal's family selected his bride for him. Jamal's mother liked the bride for her beauty, education, good family, but not because she was well known. Jamal liked the bride for her looks, not being short, attractiveness, but not because of her wealth. Choosing a bride is difficult. When Jamal asked why it was taking so long, he was feeling impatient about the wedding arrangements taking three months. Jamal and his fiancée were chaperoned because they were not married yet and the families were old-fashioned, not because the aunties wanted a free lunch. Jamal's sacrifices for the wedding were selling his computer and Bally shoes.
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Jamal's family selected his bride for him. Jamal's mother liked the bride for her beauty, education, good family, but not because she was well known. Jamal liked the bride for her looks, not being short, attractiveness, but not because of her wealth. Choosing a bride is difficult. When Jamal asked why it was taking so long, he was feeling impatient about the wedding arrangements taking three months. Jamal and his fiancée were chaperoned because they were not married yet and the families were old-fashioned, not because the aunties wanted a free lunch. Jamal's sacrifices for the wedding were selling his computer and Bally shoes.
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bride? His family. 2. Jamal’s mother liked his bride for all of the following reasons except A. she was beautiful B. she was educated C. she was well known D. she was from a good family 3. Jamal liked his bride for all of the following reasons except A. she was wealthy B. she was not short C. she was attractive D. he liked her complexion 4. The passage says that choosing a bride is a difficult thing. 5. When Jamal asked “why so long Cik? he was feeling impatient. 6. Jamal’s mother needed three months because she could make wedding arrangements. 7. Jamal and his fiancée were chaperoned for all of the following reasons except : A. they were not married yet B. the aunties wanted a free lunch C. their families were old fashioned D. people expected them to be chaperoned 8. Jamal’s conversations at lunch were ordinary. 9. From your knowledge of the whole story,what were Jamal’s sacrifices? He sold his computer and his Bally shoes. 10. When Jamal stole precious few moments with his wife –to-be, it meant that he spent time alone with her . Vocabulary
1. rigmarole –upacara yg rumit.
2. scion - ahli keluarga yg muda 3. demure – pendiam dan rendah hati 4. arrangement – persiapan 5. commenced –bermula 6. satisfaction- memuaskan 7. bride –pengantin perempuan 8. pronounced- mengumumkan 9. instant –serta-merta 10. be attended to – memberi perhatian 11. catering- membekalkan makanan 12. bridal chamber -bilik pengantin 13. demurred –sangkal 14. anticipated-jangkaan 15. clarification- penerangan 16. presented – memberikan 17. guests- tetamu 18. hosts – tuan rumah 19. blush – rasa segan 20. stunned – terkejut 21. finance – kewangan/bayar 22. revised- pembetulan 23. assets- harta 24. manageable –boleh diuruskan 25. pledge –perjanjian 26. affronted – rasa disindir 27. substantial –jumlah besar 28. conjured – melakukan 29. moping – bersedih 30. minuscule salary-gaji rendah 31. listened meekly –ikut kata 32. thrift – jimat 33. snorted- mendengus Exercise Literature/Exercise Life’s Brief Candle
1. The persona calls life a brief candle because
A. a candle provides light B. a candle can be blown out any time C. a candle is light D. a candle is hot
2. Which word or phrase means the future?
A. day to day B. to –morrow C. last syllable D. recorded time 3. The “fools” in line 4 are people who .. A. forget that death awaits them B. forget their happy times C. have not lived well D. have not been responsible
4. The phrase “walking shadow” refers to :
A. something unreal that only seems real B. something we can only dream about C. a shadow of things we see in life D. a shadow of a person who is walking
5. What does the persona mean by ‘dusty
Death”
A. Death is messy and dusty
B. When people die, they become dusty C. There is dust in death D. When people die, they become dust.
6. The phrase “ heard no more “ means that
A. when we die, we are forgotten
B. the player is heard no more C. the player does not act any more D. when we leave the stage, we die
7. Which of the statements below is not a comparison of life by Macbeth?
A. Life is like a tale told by an idiot
B. Life is like a candle C. Life is like a walking shadow D. Life is like a thief