PEPERIKSAAN AKHIR TAHUN

2017
TINGKATAN 4
BAHASA INGGERIS
KERTAS 2
SET B

SKEMA PEMARKAHAN

MARKING SCHEME FOR SECTION A

Answers for Questions 1 to 15

QUESTION KEY/ANSWER QUESTION KEY/ANSWER

1 C 9 B
2 A 10 A
3 B 11 C
4 D 12 C
5 D 13 D
6 C 14 D
7 A 15 A
8 C

MARKING SCHEME FOR SECTION B

Answers for Questions 16 to 25
16 Taman Jaya
17 Kuala Lumpur International Airport
18 Taman Rompin
19 Segamat
20 large rhinoceros horns
21 a cat
22 remanded
23 stealing water
24 dead
25 determined

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MARKING SCHEME FOR SECTION C
Answers for Questions 26 to 30

MARK EXPECTED ANSWER ALLOW DON’T ALLOW

1 26 a)He rather walk/he prefers to But would rather walk to He bought himself…to
walk the office = 1 the office = 0

1 b) simple/ an environment of He finds an …one of

poverty luxury =1

1 27 a) photography/taking photos He is also a very keen …

of his pet subjects = 1

Tan is a gentle … seek

1 b) gentle, upright, generous and his advice = 1
kind ( must give all four)

1 28 a ) dumpy

1 b) to move out from the house

1 29 a) a very grand house/majestic

( the idea of being grand)

1 b) he never really wanted it watched without regret Tan and his wife … had
… never really wanted never really wanted = 0
=1
1 30) Emotion : happy/glad/ joyful ( the idea of being happy)

1 Reason : comfortable with the environment/ he is back to his comfort zone /

he enjoyed the noises of the street
(any other plausible emotion with logical reason)

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Question 31
SUMMARY CONTENT
Each Point Scores 1 Mark
Maximum: 10 marks
C1 beautiful house by the sea
C2 a mansion/ very large house
C3 expensively laid-out garden
C4 great tiled terrace
C5 extensive lounge and dining room
C6 teak furniture / furnished with highly polished teak
C7 when completed the Tans moved in
C8 Tan enjoyed his house for a while
C9 no one in the house except he and his wife
C10 made his decision to move out
C11 had an auction to sell his house
C12 the house was turned into a hotel
C13 no regrets as he never really wanted the house

 Note : Underlined words - mandatory

Marks for summary:

Paraphrasing (P) : 5 Content points 10

Use of Language (UE): 5 Language 5
10/2= 15
5 (Language) (Total marks)

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LANGUAGE DESCRIPTORS
Marks for language: 5 marks
(Add marks for paraphrase and use of English and divide by two)
MARK PARAPHRASE
• sustained rephrasing
• allow phrases from text
• which are difficult to substitute
5 • expression is secure
• noticeable rephrasing
• free from stretches of concentrated
4
lifting
• expression is generally sound
• limited rephrasing
3 • intelligent and selective lifting
• expression is not always secure
• wholesale copying
• attempts to substitute with own
language limited to single word
2 expression
• more or less a complete transcript of
text
1 • originality barely noticeable
• mindless lifting
4
MARK USE OF ENGLISH
• language is accurate
• occasional slips or minor errors
• very well-organised and coherent
5 throughout
• marked ability to use original
complex structures
• language is largely accurate
• isolated serious errors
4 • well-organised and coherent in
most parts
• some ability to use original and
complex structures
• language is sufficiently accurate
3 • some serious errors
• fairly well-organised coherent in
some parts
• meaning is not in doubt
• frequent serious errors
• poorly organized and lacks
2 coherence
• meaning is not in doubt
• frequent serious errors
• poorly organized land lacks
coherence
• heavy frequency of serious errors
• fractured syntax
1 • incoherent
MARKING SCHEME FOR SECTION D
Answers for Questions 32

32 (a) the commander

(b) into the valley of death
(c) all the soldiers died
(d) have a face to face discussion
listen to both parties
(accept any other plausible answers)

QUESTION 33: SHORT STORY

Marks awarded are as follows:

CONTENT : 10 marks
LANGUAGE : 5 marks
TOTAL 15 marks

Please refer to the band descriptors below before deciding which band BEST FITS the mark
for CONTENT and LANGUAGE.

MARKING FOR CONTENT MARKING FOR LANGUAGE

Score Band Descriptors Mark Use of Language
• an always relevant response to the • accurate
task • very well-organised
• almost always provide textual • easily understood
10 - 9 evidence (detailed and well 5
developed)
• maintains a consistent and
convincing point of view
• a relevant response to the task • largely accurate
• usually provides textual evidence • well-organised
• maintains a consistent point of • easily understood
8-7 view 4
• doesn’t convince ( argument not as
developed as 9/10 but with some
development)

• an intermittently relevant • frequent errors but meaning

response to the task not in doubt
6-5 • provides little textual evidence 3 • fairly organised
• point of view consistent in parts • can be understood

5
 • a response of very little relevance • some blurring in meaning
to the task • poorly organised
4-3 • hardly any textual evidence 2
• generally difficult to
• point of view difficult to establish understand
• response has very little relevance • makes little or no sense at
to the task all/hard to follow
2-1 1 • lacks organisation
• difficult to understand

Note:
1. The mark ‘0’ should only be awarded if
• there is no understanding of the requirement(s) of the task
• the response is in language other than English
• there is no response
2. Maximum mark for language is 2 if response has very little relevance to the task.

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