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PAPER 1119/1 READING (1 hour 15 minutes)
Part 1
Questions 1 to 8
Read the text carefully in each question. Choose the best answer A, B or C.
CUCUMBER PRICE AS LOW AS 49 SEN 1. From the newspaper report we can

conclude that
KUALA LUMPUR: Cucumbers were really A shoppers can compare prices at

cheap in Wonder Supermarket, Kluang, Johor, www.shopper.com.
yesterday where they were sold at RM0.49 a B cucumbers have become cheaper in
kilogramme Kuantan, Pahang.
C more people are now shopping in
However, in other places throughout the Wonder Supermarket.
country the price was different as displayed
on the website www.shopper.com.
While the cucumbers were sold at
RM1.29 a kilogramme in Asia grocer in
Cheras, Selangor the price was RM1.79 in
Family Supermarket, Kuantan, Pahang and
RM2.50 in Kepala Batas market, Penang
What are you feeding your baby at home? 2. We can conclude that MyPrecious
products
Processed food usually contains pesticides herbicides antibiotics
A have and preservatives.
become a householdLong term exposure to the
name.
B conserve the environment.
C are safe for consumption.
I spent the better part of my late twenties and early thirties3.working
We canoverseas
concludemoving
that thefrom one city to city add
writer
This isn't the case anymore, now that I've come back to the place where I was born. Lots of people here know
A prefers living abroad.

B leads a life of luxury.
C feels at ease in his hometown.
SOMALIA AID CAMPAIGN 4. The Somalia Aid Campaign
A has a target of half a million ringgit.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Somalia Aid B is a collaboration between two
Campaign has raised RM500,666 or victims organisations.
of famine in Somalia. The campaign is headed
by Tun Suffian Hussein, President of Global C was founded by Global Peace
Peace Foundation and is a joint effort of Foundation.
Perdana Corporate Communications and the
Foundation. The Chairman of Perdana
Abdillah Nawi, said 85 percent of the
donations came through Internet banking.
Zain
5. When Zain said… what I was
011-235556433
doing he was referring to
5 July 201
015-4455667 – Mila
A spending too long online.
Hi, Zain! I came across your picture on my Facebook timeline. You look much fitter now.
12.10 p.m B neglecting his health.
C keeping his secret.
011-235556433 – Zain
Hi, Mila! That's very kind of you.
12.15 p.m
015-4455667 – Mila
So, what's your secret?
12.18 p.m
011-235556433 – Zain
I started to lead a better lifestyle about a year ago. I was 10kg heavier then and I did not watch my food or weight
12.21 p.m
015-4455667 – Mila
Wow! I envy your determination.
12.25 p.m
Twenty-four representatives from Putera 6. The word commendable in the
Bank recently cycled from Kuala Lumpur to extract refers to the
Singapore in an effort to raise RM 300,000 for
charity. A employees’ attitude.
B distance covered.
The employees rose to the challenge off C training for the trip.
the four-day ride covering an impressive 400
kilometres. “It's truly commendable,” said the
manager of the bank of the bank. “Their
enthusiasm and dedication to cycling so far, I
mean.” He went on to explain that the team
had trained for the trip by covering over 100
kilometres twice a week over a three-month.
THE LIFESAVING BELUGA WHALE 7. Why did the whale, Mila, come to
Yun’s rescue?
Twenty-six-year-old Yun had dream to A She was aware of Yun’s situation.

work with whales. So, she took part in a B She realized you had dived too
competition at Polarland in Harbin north-east deep.
China, to learn a job working with the theme C She sensed a drop in the water
parks famous beluga whale, Mila. temperature.
D She had previous experience of
As one of the seven finalists, Yun was such emergencies.
required to dive as deep as possible into a
freezing tank with Mila - all without breathing
equipment. She made it close to the bottom,
but at 4.5 metres she felt her legs cramp up
due to the Arctic-temperature water. She
could no longer move and she was stuck. She
thought that she was going to die.
That was when Milla, who had swum with
many visitors over the years, came to her aid.
Mila swam towards Yun and nudged her
towards the surface. She was indeed the ‘hero’
of the day!
Twenty-four representatives from Putera Bank 8. The word commendable in the extract
recently cycled from Kuala Lumpur to refers to the
Singapore in an effort to raise RM 300,000 for
charity. A Employees’ attitude.
The employees rose to the challenge of the B Distance covered.
four day ride covering an impressive 400 C Training for the trip.
kilometers. “It's truly commendable,” said the
manager of the bank. “Their enthusiasm and
dedication two cycling so far, I mean.” He
went on to explain that the team had trained
for the trip by covering over 100 kilometres
twice a week over a three-month period.
Part 2
Questions 9 to 18
Read the text below and choose the best word for each space.
Do you eat to live or live to eat? Well, only you know the answer to this question. But
why not make eating a pleasurable activity that will (9) _ good health? With a few simple
adjustments, what you consume daily can contribute (10) your overall well-being.
Healthy food (11) not taste like dry cardboard! Keep your meals simple.
Just be sure that there are (12) whole grains, lean protein, vegetables and only a
little. All (13) will provide your body with the necessary nutrition. Avoid eating junk
food, which usually (14) a lot of carbohydrate, fat, sugar or salt.
Eat at regular intervals, allowing about four hours (15) meals or snacks. This
helps regulate your digestive system, blood sugar levels an appetite, leading (16) a
healthier you. Chew (17) and enjoy every mouthful. Relish the flavours. This will make
you eat less and feel full longer. Eat when hungry and stop when you are _ 18 , but not
uncomfortably full. It is important to control your food intake.
If you follow these simple rules, you are on the way to living a long and healthy life.
9. A ensure B ensures C ensured D ensuring
10. A for B on C in D to
11. A need B needs C needing D needed
12. A little B some C lots of D much
13. A they B their C these D them
14. A digests B consists C contains D maintains
15. A within B during C around D between
16. A with B on C to D with
17. A consistently B effortlessly C slowly D gently
18. A satisfied B fulfilled C assured D pleased
Part 3
Questions 19 to 26
You are going to read an extract from an article. For questions 19 to 26, choose the correct at
(A, B, C or D) and mark the correct liner A, B. C or D.
Each day, we all have routines we don't even think about: for instance. raising our heads from
the pillow each morning or planting our feet on the ground before taking the first few steps of
the day. These experiences of living and moving in the physical world are shared by everyone.
But there are a handful of people out of the 7.6 billion whose daily experience sets them apart.
They float 400-km above our heads in the International Space Station.
Instead of a bed, astronauts dock themselves in a sleep station. They begin their day
when the lights are turned on by mission control at 6 a.m. The journey to the bathroom might
take twice as long as they carefully propel themselves, floating, across corridors. Small details
like brushing your teeth make obvious the peculiarities of living in zero-gravity. The
toothpaste and toothbrush can be left to float in the air and the water sticks to the bristles of
the brush, but where do they spit once done? The answer is they don't - everything is
swallowed to prevent liquid waste from simply floating off.
After breakfast. the crew makes their way down to mission control to run through the
day's schedule before completing routine maintenance and safety checks. One day it might be
disinfecting surfaces or moving some supplies. while another day could involve repairing an
essential piece of equipment like an air filter. Almost every task on the space station is
carefully scripted with step by step instructions but even so. things can still go off-track - quite
literally. In particular, junior astronauts tend to spend their first few days aboard the space
station losing tools. So, everything they use needs to he constantly secured using velcro, clips,
magnets, duct tape or elastic bungees.
Floating around the space station might sound fun but it also poses a long-term risk to
the health of the crew. The lack of gravity living in orbit makes their bones more brittle.
Moving is so effortless that they also begin to lose muscle strength. To slow this process
down, each crew member is required to exercise for two hours a day. They can choose to use
the treadmill, weights with vacuum tubes. or an exercise bike without a seat, since you can't
sit without gravity! When it comes to nutrition. astronauts select from an array of dehydrated
meals that come in pouches to which hot water is added to some. Sauces like ketchup and
chilli are available but salt and pepper have been transformed into liquids, otherwise the
station would be full of floating granules.
The main purpose of the International Space Station is to act as a scientific research
laboratory, and the experiments the astronauts set up and record cover a wide range of
disciplines. There have been experiments looking at the effects of zero-gravity on different
types of materials, living cells and even small explosions. The station is also a good place
from which to study the Earth by taking different measurements and images over time.
Sometimes, astronauts venture outside the space station for maintenance work to the external
body of the station. Done in pairs, these extra-vehicular activities or 'spacewalks' can be
among an astronaut's most memorable moments in space. It is also one of the riskiest and is
planned in minute detail for up to a month in advance.
But once they have finished all scheduled tasks for the day, the astronauts are free to
spend any remaining time in the evenings however they wish. They call and email their
families from their sleep station, read or watch movies. In this regard, Chris Hadfield became
one of the most famous astronauts for many years after playing guitar and even making a
music video. Probably the most popular pastime among the crew is just watching the Earth
spinning beneath the station the cupola. Astronauts continue to share these moments with us
through their many incredible photographs of cities, forests and weather systems. These are
uploaded to the cubicle before they drift off to sleep. floating 400-km above their friends and
family.
Adapted from Great views, Sleeps six, BBC
19. What is the purpose of paragraph 1?

A To highlight the typical routines of people living on Earth
B To establish the prestige and exclusivity of becoming an astronaut
C To introduce the astronauts living in the International Space Station
D To contrast the living experience of those on Earth and astronauts in space
20. In paragraph 2, what does the phrase make obvious the peculiarities refer
to? A The inconvenience of using the bathroom in the space station
B The effect of zero-gravity on daily activities in the space station
C Astronauts' odd habit Of brushing their teeth in the space station
D Waking up as early as 6 a.m. when mission control turns the lights on
21. In paragraph 3, why is every maintenance task on the space station carefully
scripted? A Step by step instructions arc readily available.
B The different tasks carried out each day are important.
C The schedule created by mission control is very thorough.
D This helps junior astronauts stop losing their tools due to zero-gravity.
22. In paragraph 4, what option is provided to astronauts to overcome the health detriments
of living in zero-gravity?
A Exercising for one hour each day
B Using the exercise bike without a scat
C Getting the right nutrition to avoid brittle bones
D Moving around the space station with more effort
23. In what way do meals aboard the space station differ from meals on
Earth? A Odd hours for mealtimes
B The lack of variety in the meals
C The particular condition of all condiments
D The addition of hot water to some food items
24. What evidence supports the wide variety of experiments aboard the space station?
A They are set up and run by the astronauts themselves.
B They focus on the effects of zero-gravity on several subjects.
C They make use of the space station as a scientific research laboratory.
D The measurements and observations can be carried out over a period of time.
25. Based on the text, how do astronauts view 'spacewalks'?
A The highlight of their lives
B Routine maintenance work
C A chance to build rapport with a partner
D Life-threatening if not executed correctly.
26. How do astronauts maintain their relationships with people living on Earth?
A By calling and emailing home in the evening.
B By entertaining people on Earth through songs
C By enjoying the breathtaking view of Earth from space
D By sharing online all the pictures they have taken in space.
Part 4
Questions 27 to 32
You are going to read an article about two people who visited Putrajaya Botanical Gardens. Six
sentences have been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A to H the one which
fits each gap (27 to 32). There arc two extra sentences which vine do not need to use.
A Trip to Putrajaya Botanical Gardens
ase inspiring architecture. But unlike the bustling capital city of Kuala Lumpur, the wide roads here are relatively clear of traf
th the picture and scientific names of plants, giving visitors an artistic preview of the flora inside. 27.We were pleasantly sur
munity park. 28.We passed by a group of children squealing from their game of catch. Waithin expertly pointed out that we
So.
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should be able to cover all five sections of the park by sundown. These were the Explorer's
Trail, Palm Hill, Sun Garden, Floral Gardens and Lakeside.
Our journey through the Explorer's Trail began on a canopy bridge. 29. We
stopped at the section of the bridge overlooking the veritable fern garden for a picture before
descending more steps. A Heliconia plant beckoned us for another photo. Obliging Waithin, I
took several of her photos with the Heliconia plant before insisting we continue on our walk.
As its name suggests. Palm Hill was adorned with luxuriant palm trees that swayed gently in
the afternoon breeze. 30. We then made our way to the Sun Garden where a tall, white
sundial casts its shadow on the flat carpet of grass. Based on the information on the board, we
took some time figuring out how the ancient time-telling instrument works. 'Fascinating,' said
Waithin as she casually snapped another picture.
Our next stop was truly something to behold. 31. Bearing a spectacular feast
for the eyes, the Floral Gardens was awash with vibrant colours and landscaped to
perfection. We soon left the orchids, bougainvilleas and other tropical flowers behind as the
Putrajaya Lakeside came into view.
It seemed that we had arrived just in time to watch the sun slowly approach the
horizon, illuminating the gentle ripples across the water's surface. Save for the distant squeals
of passengers on colliding paddle boats, the Lakeside was as tranquil as can be. After crossing
the boardwalk, we soon passed through the familiar fern garden. 32. We spotted trams
near the exit but concurred that our exploration on foot had been thoroughly worthwhile.
A Up ahead was a giant information E Lush green rainforest trees flanked us

board. on both sides, providing adequate
shade.
B Waithin and I had researched ticket F Everyone around us seemed just as
prices the day before. occupied with their cameras, and for
good reason.
C The canopy bridge above was empty G From our vantage point, we could see
at this time of the day. the topmost dome of the Prime
Minister’s residence.
D Waithin and I had anticipated H We had initially thought we could not
spending a generous sum of money have completed our exploration of the
of the day. entire park on foot.
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Part 5
Questions 33 to 40
We interviewed six adults about how the social media act as an effective marketing tool. Read
the texts below and answer the questions that follow.
Social Media Marketing
A — ANITA, CEO
Social media helps get the word out about your business. It also provides you with the
opportunity to grow relationships with your target audience.
B — DAVID, Analyst
Social media is really popular among consumers. Facebook with its billions of active users is
the jumping-off point for getting started with social media marketing for most small
merchants.
C — TAN, Manager
Most social media advertising is cheaper than traditional advertising, therefore you don't have
to spend a lot of money to reach more people, increase your audience and grow your business.
D — SELVI, Merchant
All ages and demographics use social media. Therefore, both the young and old are already
logging on and eagerly waiting to check out your product.
E - ALIA, Marketing Executive

You can have two-way communication with your customers on social media. You can also
ask your customers to share their thoughts, questions, and ideas to get to know them better.
F — SALLY, Analyst
Merchants can share a lot about their business on social media. They can offer the most up-to-
date information about anything from products, services, to upcoming events.
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Questions 33 to 36
Which paragraph (A — F) describes the following statements of social media in marketing?
Statements Paragraph
33. Social media is cost effective.
34. Merchants can ask their customers for feedback.
35. Since all ages are logged onto social media, merchants can reach a wider
target audience.
36. Merchants can update the latest information on their business.
Questions 37 to 40
Complete the conversation below using information from the text. Choose no more than one
word front the passage for each answer.
Tina : What's the best way to market my online business?
Zizi : I recently read this article on how merchants use social media to market their products.
According to a survey, it was discovered that the most effective tactic used in digital
marketing plan was social media marketing. Therefore, I suggest you set up a (37)
page as there are billions of active users there.
Tina : That does sound like a good idea. What else does the article say about social media
marketing?
Zizi : You will be able to enhance relationship with your target (38) and even
drive leads and sales.
Tina : That's great.
Zizi : The article also mentions that social media will help get the (39) out
about your business. Tina : Yes, that makes sense.
Zizi : The best part is social media marketing is (40) than traditional
marketing. Imagine how much you will save.
Tina : Oh, yes. Thanks, Zizi!
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PAPER 1119/2 WRITING (1 hour 30 minutes)
Part 1
Question 1
You received an email from your friend, Ramesh.
Hi Andrew,
As the Assistant Head Prefect, I was asked to write an article for the school magazine about
what students should do and should not do at school in order to keep clean, hygienic and safe.
Could you give me some pointers, please!
I will be waiting for your reply.
Bye!
Marcus
Now, write an email to your friend in about 80 words. Write your answer below.
To:
From:
Subject:
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Part 2
Question 2
Your class has been discussing the pros and cons of gadgets for students. Your English language
teacher has asked you to write an essay about the advantage and disadvantages of mobile
phones. Your essay must be written in 125 – 150 words.
In your essay, you should write about:
PROS AND CONS OF MOBILE PHONES

ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
 Keep up to date with current issues  Students become passive
 Learn many new skills online  Neglecting their duties
 Source of entertainment  Tendencies to commit crime is high
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Part 3
Write an answer to one of the questions 3 – 5 in this part. Write your answer in 200 – 250
words in an appropriate style on this question paper. Put the question number in the box at
the top of the answer space.
Question 3
You see this notice on the board outside the school library
Articles wanted!
My School Canteen
 what other types of food would you like to be served?
 what special facilities should your canteen have?
 how can you improve your canteen?
Write us an article answering these questions.
The best article will be displayed on the school magazine.
Write your article.
Question 4
You recently saw this notice in a magazine.
Reviews required!
Have you watched any interesting movies lately? Send us your movie review.
Say what you enjoyed about the movie.
Would you recommend the movie to your friends? Why?
The best reviews will be published in our newsletter.
Write your review.
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Question 5
Your teacher has asked you to write a story for a school magazine. The story must have the
title:
A Dream Comes True
Your story should include:
 a description of the dream

 how the dream is achieved
Write your story.
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PAPER 1119/3 SPEAKING (13 minutes)
Part 1 General Questions (3 – 4 minutes)
Phase 1
Interlocutor
Good morning / afternoon.
I’m ...... and this is my colleague.......She'll just listen to us.

First of all, we'd like to know something about you.
Main questions Back-up prompts
Candidate A What's your name? How should I address you…?

Thank you.
Candidate B And what's your name?

Thank you.
Candidate A Where are you from? Where do you live?
Candidate B How do you go to school? Do you walk to school?

Thank you.
Phase 2
Interlocutor
Now I’m going to ask you about your daily routine.
Select one or more questions from the list to ask the candidates
Use candidates' names throughout.

What do you usually do during the weekend? How do you spend your weekend?
Tell us about your hobby. What do you do to occupy your time?
How many siblings do you have? Are you the eldest in your family?
What subjects do you enjoy at school? Tell us about your favourite subject.
Thank you.
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Part 2 Individual Long Turn (3-4 minutes)
Each of you is given a topic to talk about for about a minute. You need to answer a question
briefly about your partner’s topic.
Question 1
A family celebration
Talk about a family celebration you had recently.
You should say:
 what the event was

 what did you did there
 did you enjoy yourself…(Why / Why not?)
 why family celebrations are important in Malaysia
Question 2
A person you admire
Talk about a person you admire.
You should say:

 who this person is
 what this person looks like
 why you admire this person
 if you think it is important for people to
 have good role models (why / why not?)
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Part 3 Discussion Task (4-5 minutes)
The task will have two parts. In the first part, you need to discuss with each other for about two
minutes. In the second part, you will have another one minute to make a decision together.
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PAPER 1119/4 LISTENING (40 minutes)
Part 1
Questions 1 to 7
You will hear people talking in seven different situations. For questions 1 to 7, choose the
correct answer (A, B, or C).
You will hear the recording twice. Answer all questions.
1. The girl likes movies which
A have lots of fight scenes

B are shown on weekends
C let her use her imagination
2. When did the man realise he could turn his hobby into his job?
A when he was in Africa

B when travelling all over the world
C when magazines started publishing his work
3. The student loves sports because
A she enjoys competing

B it teaches her to use her time well
C it suits her sociable personality
4. What does the science teacher say is most important?
A Reading labels properly.

B Listening carefully to all instructions.
C Washing hands when you leave the laboratory.
5. According to the newsreader, people should
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A stay indoors right now.
B expect bad weather at the weekend.
C make the most of the weather tomorrow
6. What does the woman say about the restaurant?
A The lights were too weak.

B The layout was suitable.
C The waiters were disappointing.
7. What was not a challenge for Ali?
A The route
B Reaching the top
C Changing weather
Part 2
Questions 8 to 15
You will hear Roy talking about his skateboarding experience. For questions 8 to 15, circle
the correct answer (A, B, or C).
You will hear the recording twice. Answer all the questions.
8. What is the most important aspect of skateboarding according to Roy?
A bending your knees

B balancing your body
C moving your weight around
9. When did Roy decide to be a skateboarder?
A seeing the happiness on the skateboarder’s face

B after meeting a pro-skateboarder for the first time
C watching a skateboarder showing some of his skills
10. Why is Roy fond of the t-shirt he got?
A It has the pro skater’s name on it.

B It didn’t cost him anything.
C It brings him success.
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11. Why does Roy prefer skateboarding to team sports?
A He feels completely responsible for his own success or failure.

B He thinks that individual sports are more challenging.
C He becomes more competitive when skateboarding.
12. Which skateboard does Roy use the most?
A Malibu board
B Double-kick
C Cruiser
13. Roy loves the skateboard that travels quickly as
A it was his first skateboard.

B it helps him improve his skills.
C it gives him a thrilling sensation.
14. Why does Roy prefer skating on a plywood ramp?
A It looks good.
B It is smooth.
C It is safer.
15. Roy tries doing new tricks with his skateboard because
A he likes the excitement.

B he can fly in the air.
C he is good at it.
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Part 3
Questions 16 to 20
You will hear five short extracts in which teenagers are talking about shopping habits. For
questions 16 to 20, choose from the list (A to G) what each speaker says. Use the letters only
once. There are two extra letters which you do not need to use.
You will hear the recording twice. Answer all the questions.
A Always look for the best bargain

Speaker 1 16
B Buy online as it is cheaper.
Speaker 2 17
C Don’t let others make your mind up for you.
Speaker 3 18
D Ask yourself if an item is really necessary.
Speaker 4 19
E Be careful not to buy on impulse.
Speaker 5 20
F Get the best deal from the sales person.
G Don’t fall for marketing tricks.
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Part 4
Questions 21 to 30
You will hear a student, Azlan, talking about his experience as an exchange student in Italy.
For questions 21 to 30, fill in the missing information in each numbered space.
Use NO MORE THAN ONE WORD for each space.
You will hear the interview twice. Answer all the questions.
Student Exchange Programme
When Azlan applied for the exchange programme, he was worried about his
(21) being too small. When he arrived in Rome, Azlan had a chance to
experience a different (22) and enjoy an evening walk around the city. Azlan’s
host family took him to a nearby (23) when they discovered he was interested
in the local team. Azlan even took a photo with the team captain at a (24) .
The school organised a trip to Milan, where he ate some delicious pizza and went
sightseeing in the (25) . Azlan was annoyed because he couldn’t use his
(26) when he was on the school trip to Milan. In Milan, Azlan bought his mother
an attractive (27) made of silk. Azlan says that there is a difference between
the Italian and Malaysian schools approach to learning but not sure which (28)
is better. Azlan reconsiders his (29) _after being on the exchange programme.
Azlan’s Italian host family is planning to visit Malaysia next (30) because
everyone is free then.
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Model Test 2
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PAPER 1119/1 READING (1 hour 30 minutes)
Part 1
Questions 1 to 8
Read the text carefully in each question. Choose the best answer A, B or C.
1. From The Facebook extract

Proud Mom above, we can conclude that
2 hours . Kuala Lumpur
A Emma is seeking attention.
My eight-year-old daughter, Emma, was given a diary for a present. To my amusement, on the personal info
B Big Sis is protective of Emma.
C Proud Mom is advising Emma.
Like . Comment. Share
97 people like this
Brother I thought she was cold-

blooded!
46 mins . Like
Big Sis Stop being nasty! She’s B

blood type, just like you and me.
40 mins . Like
Write a comment…
2. Based on the news article above,

SEREMBAN: Syarikat Air Negeri Sembilan Sdn. choose the correct schedule for
Bhd. Will extend scheduled water rationing for the the water rationing.
Rembau and Tampin districts following the
continued shortage of water at Gemencheh Dam. Districts Dates
The rationing on alternate days for the two Affected
districts will be carried out for two weeks from A Rembau March 3, 5, 7,
March 2 to 13, from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. The 9, 11 & 13
rationing for Rembau will be implemented on odd B Tampin March 2 until
days from March 3 to 13 and for Tampin on even 12 daily
days from March 2 to 12. C Rembau March 2, 4, 6,
8, 10 & 12
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TELL US YOUR EVENTS 3. Which of these statements about the
app is true?
Just put down the MyCommunity app to your
computers or smartphones and post events in A It depends on community support.
your community. You must register as a B It allows events to be shared online.
member to post your event. Best of all, you C It gives users with the automatic
can see if your event has been selected to be membership.
promoted on television. It's simple and fun!
THE PEAK - AN IDEAL HOME 4. “The soothing sounds of water,

birdsong and breeze in the trees are
There is an overwhelming sense of serenity constant – like coming home to a
about the private estates of the peak, a hilltop tropical sanctuary, miles from
and enclave comprising ultra-luxury semi- civilisation.”
detached homes and bungalows. Up here, the The writer uses this sentence to show
air you breathe comes freshly minted from the
lush, hilly terrain. The soothing sounds of A the unchanging nature of the area.
water, but song in breeze in the trees are B the environment is preserved.
constant - like coming home to a tropical C the tranquility of the place.
sanctuary, miles from civilization. Yet, Kuala
Lumpur with its bright lights and buzz, so
different from the peace of this highland
paradise, is mere stone’s throw away.
5. Which of the following statements is

GLORY AIR CONDITIONER true of Glory Air Conditioner?
A It is affordable to all.
Cools home Latest B It is more cost-effective.
comfortably home C It improves air circulation.
cooling
Now you can cool down quickly with

35% faster cooling time,
while consuming 65% less
Reasonably Sleek
price futuristic
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6. According to the text, which of the
Choosing the right courier means following is a criterion when choosing
entrusting an important package - and the right courier?
promise of delivery - to a third party.
When it comes to business deliveries, how A reliability
quickly the package arrives and the state it B confidentiality
arrives in, reflect efficiency and quality C cooperation
standards. Swift delivery conveys care and
leads to peace of mind.
ANGEL 7. Which of the following statements is

Online Shopping true?
A All items are on special offer.

All prices are correct at the time of printing B Prices may change at any time.
in subject to alteration without prior notice. C There is free delivery for all purchases
While every care is taken, inaccuracies made.
may occur. Discounts are not valid on best
buys, yellow tags, value buys and new
arrivals. Free gifts are available while
stocks last. Please contact customer service
regarding any complaints. Delivery
charges apply outside Klang Valley.
The residents of SS15, Subang Jaya are not 8. What do the residents think about the
happy due to the rat infestation problem in rat infestation problem?
their neighbourhood. They claim those
rodents come from the nearby commercial A It affects the cleanliness of their town.
area due to poor hygiene. The almost 3000 B It should have been solved sooner by
residents have put up with the the authorities.
inconvenience for many years. The C It is caused by the poor hygiene of the
residents have already informed nearby commercial area.
government officials and they are planning
a rat eradication programme.
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Part 2
Questions 9 to 18
Read the text below and choose the best word for each space.
I remember the days before computers and Internet. My brother and I used to design and
build 3-D models of our favorite planes, trains, and helicopters out of manila set up card.
Using pictures as reference, we would draw the templates by hand and hope the parts
would fit. But now, you can get (9) templates on a website like
www.3dpapermodel.com.tv. There (10) thousands to choose from. You can (11)
cars, motorcycles, lorries, famous buildings, robots and, of course, planes and
spaceships. (12) _ do these templates originate from? The most innovative ones come
from Japan and Taiwan.
Enthusiastic fans (13) use of computer-aided design software to create
models of their favourite objects and post them (14) the Internet for free. The only
thing required of you is to print the templates (15) thick paper before cutting and
pasting them together.
Building 3-D models requires (16) time. My spaceship was built over several
sleepless nights (17) it was worth the time. It still (18) proudly on top
of my bookshelf. That model ship will be my pride and joy for a long time.
9. A this B them C these D their
10. A is B are C was D were
11. A build B builds C built D building
12. A How B What C When D Where
13. A make B take C get D do
14. A in B into C on D onto
15. A into B onto C from D across
16. A many B a lot of C a few D some
17. A despite B while C since D but
18. A stand B stood C stands D standing
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Part 3
You are going to read an extract from an article. For questions 19 to 26, choose the correct
answer A, B, C or D and on your answer sheet.
Neighbours come by chance and if they are wonderful, it is a blessing to us. That was what I
thought because I met a lot of interesting people when I rented out a unit next to my
apartment. Four years ago, a young couple came to reside there. They were introduced by my
agent and I negotiated with the wife for the rental.
One evening, while I was playing the guitar and hying to write a song, there was a
knock on my door. To my surprise, it was Mathew James, my new neighbour, and he had a
bicycle light in his hand. He said he knew 1 often cycled at night but my bike had no light. It
was dangerous, he said. We became quite friendly after that. He lived next door for several
years.
Then, one afternoon, I received a disturbing call from my office. An FBI agent would
like to speak to me to enquire about my tenant. I thought it could wait because I was about to
go to a concert. But the officer sounded serious about the matter. At the office, I was shoved a
poster of a WANTED man. Immediately, I could recognise the familiar face though the name
was different. Was this the man who bought me a bike light because he was worried I was
cycling at night?
The next thing the FBI wanted was my help to apprehend the criminal. For a few
minutes I was taken aback because I was unsure of what I was involved in. It was not as
simple as I thought. The first thing I had to do was to give them the spare keys. However, that
was not all. I was supposed to go and knock on the door to see whether he was there. But they
changed their plan.
An agent placed himself at the window which had a good view of the James's balcony
from across the street. Another had to go to my apartment. So, I told him to go through an
alley on the side so he did not have to walk in front of the building. As for me, I had to walk
in front in order not to arouse any suspicion. After I got in, I drew a floor plan of the James's
unit. The officer was throwing ideas around hying to find a way to trap the notorious criminal.
As we shared the main wall, we decided to break into his storage locker.
While the plan was being laid out, I Googled the man whom I thought was my nice
ordinary neighbour. What I read made my blood run cold. Perhaps he would hurt me or
probably be ready with a gun if he had to. The initial shock at discovering his secret had made
me forget my relationship with Mathew. This was a man who had never been anything but
nice to me. In fact, every year he would not forget to buy me a Christmas present. Second
thoughts encroached me and I started to waver and was apprehensive of rendering help to the
FBI.
In the end, I reluctantly made the call but was a bit relieved when there was no answer.
The officers insisted that I went over and knocked on the door. Fortunately, his wife returned
the call.
"Claire, the storage has been broken into. Ask Mathew to meet me or I have to call the
police."
From the window, I could see Claire's worried look. Mathew agreed to come down.
When I went to the streets, there were police cars and half a dozen FBI agents. Mathew
Gasko was taken and handcuffed. Unfortunately, Claire was also arrested for being his
accomplice. Claire walked past me and said, "Hi, josh!" I was silent.
After the incident, my family was worried about my safety while some of my friends
jokingly betted how long I would live. Then, two months after he was caught, I received a
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letter from Mathew. He released me from my guilt and fears. He wrote, "No worries, buddy!
They would have got me somehow even without your help!" New neighbours took up the
place and they seemed nice people too. But who knows? We cannot judge a book by its cover!
Adapted from The Readers' Digest, November 2015
19. In paragraph, why did the writer feel it was a blessing to have neighbours?
A The writer had met a lot of interesting people.
B The agent had found a good neighbour for the writer.
C A young couple became his neighbours four years ago.
D The writer had negotiated the rental with his neighbour.
20. In paragraph 2, how did the writer and James become friends?
A One evening, James gave him a bicycle light.
B One evening, James saw the writer playing his guitar.
C James noticed the writer cycled at night without a light.
D James felt it was dangerous for the writer to be cycling at night.
21. In paragraph 3, how did the writer know the FBI was serious in enquiring about his
neighbour?
A An FBI agent had called his office.
B The writer recognised his tenant in the WANTED poster.
C The FBI agent sounded serious about the matter on the phone.
D The FBI agent showed the writer a WANTED poster of his neighbour.
22. In paragraph 6, why did the writer use the phrase made my blood run cold?
A James had always given the writer Christmas presents.
B A plan was being laid out by the FBI to catch his neighbour.
C The writer was having second thoughts in helping them catch James.
D The writer found out that his neighbour had committed horrible crimes.
23. Why was the writer initially taken aback when asked for help by the Mr
A The writer had to give them the neighbour's spare keys.
B The writer had to go and knock on his neighbour's door.
C The FBI agents had changed their minds on the initial plans.
D The writer was not sure what he was getting himself involved in.
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24. Why did the writer remain silent when Claire greeted him?
A The writer felt guilty for helping the FBI to catch Claire and Mathew.
B The writer felt relieved when no one answered the phone.
C Claire answered the phone when the writer called.
D The writer had threatened Claire on the phone.
25. How does the writer feel about his new neighbours in the last paragraph?
A His family is worried about his safety.
B He thinks they are nice but he is unsure.
C They helped him get over his guilt and fear.
D His friends wondered how long he would live.
26. What is the purpose of the writer in writing this article?

A To share that we must becareful when choosing our tenants
B To talk about the good times he had with his neighbours
C To recall how the FBI needed his help
D To inform how he caught a criminal
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Part 4
Questions 27 to 32
You are going to read a school magazine the article about a regret of a teenage boy. Six
sentences have been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A to H the one which
fits each gap (27 to 32). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use.
A LESSON LEARNT THE HARD WAY
One day, I was feeling bored. I was about fourteen. 27 My grandparents forbade
me to go out to sea that day as they had heard that a storm would be coming. I ignored
their warning.
When my grandparents were busy I quietly snuck out of the house and went to my
grandfather’s boat. 1 did not believe the storm would be coming soon. 28
I boarded the boat and rowed to the middle of the sea. I then took out my fishing rod
and began to fish. As I was fishing, a strong wind began to blow and suddenly the sky turned
dark. I quickly put away my fishing rod and began to row hack to shore. 29 I just could
not control the boat.
After what seemed like hours of floating aimlessly at sea, I landed on a remote island.
Just as I landed on the island it began to rain heavily. There was no shelter to be found at the
remote island. I was soon soaking wet.
30 After a few hours the rain finally stopped. I felt cold and hungry. I walked around the
island and soon found some fruits. They were sweet and juicy.
When night time came, 1 went back to the coconut tree from earlier and slept
underneath it. I had a very uncomfortable night. 31 As to be expected, I woke up the
next morning feeling exhausted. I again ate the fruits that I had found for breakfast.
After breakfast I decided to go back to my grandfather's boat and somehow row
back home even though I had no idea where I was. 32 I felt so relieved. I jumped and
yelled as loud as I could to get their attention.
Luckily one of the rescue boat crew saw me. They quickly came and took me home.
When I saw my grandparents I hugged and apologised to them for causing them to worry.
They forgave me but made me promise I would never do something so reckless again. I
promised I would listen to their warnings next time.
A I just sat under a coconut tree which E I shivered and felt very tired.
offered me very little protection.
B I saw a man at the beach. F The sky was very clear and the sun was
shining brightly.
C I then decided to take my grandfather's G At the beach, I saw a rescue boat
boat out to sea to catch some fish. passing by.
D It felt as if I was being eaten alive by H Unfortunately, the wind was just too
the mosquitoes. strong.
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Part 5
Questions 33 to 40
We interviewed six teenagers about how they coped with school closures during the coronavirus
pandemic. Read the texts below and answer the questions that follow.
Teens on Coping with School Closures

A — ADHAM, 16 years old
School closure took a toll on my mental health but having someone to talk to helped me
overcome the feeling of isolation. I am grateful for my friends who would take my call at a
moment's notice. I too lent an ear whenever they needed to vent. It is important to maintain a
healthy support system among us.
B — BEATRICE, 15 years old

Studying online became the new normal when schools closed. At first, waking up late and
attending lessons in my pyjamas was fun. However, the novelty soon wore off and I knew I
needed to manage my studies more systematically. So I devised a schedule to follow closely
and thus far, I am on track!
C — CHAI YEN. 17 years old

There was a lot of uncertainty surrounding our current situation. The indefinite school closure
made me feel anxious, but I also knew it is better to consider the facts instead of descending
into a never-ending spiral of ‘What if’ questions. In particular, I found that reading and
sharing verified news about the pandemic has helped my peers and I to cope.
D — DAVINDRAN, 16 years old

My phone had been keeping me company during the first few weeks of school closure.
However, constantly scrolling through my social media feeds only exacerbated my tiredness.
This is why I made the decision to turn off my phone between the hours of 7 p.m. and 7 a.m.
My eyes now feel less strained and I have no regrets!
E — ELISYA, 14 years old

As I was a very active student in school. I suddenly felt like I had too much time on my hands
when we were forced to study from home. Thankfully, I picked up new hobbies such as
gardening and learning to cook. These have helped me channel my energy positively, in
addition to forging stronger ties with my family.
F — FABIAN, 17 years old

What I missed most during the school closure was training with the athletics team in school.
To keep our morale high, we have been scheduling video calls to work out together online.
Even though is not the same as running freely on the school field, something is better than
nothing to boost our endorphins and keep us sane.
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Questions 33 to 36
Which paragraph (A — F) describes the following experiences of community service?
Statements Paragraph
33. I believe in reciprocal relationships.
34. I connect with others to carry out a regular activity.
35. I practise restraint for the sake of my physical health.
36. 1 have successfully implemented a time management strategy.
Questions 37 to 40
Complete the notes below using the information from the text. Choose no more than one word
from the text for each answer.
What We Know about How Teens are Dealing with School Closure
 Teens value having their (37) as a sounding board.
 Teens can experience anxiety due to the (38) of when schools will
reopen.
 Healthy outlets for teens to invest their (39) in include finding

new pastimes.
 The temporary (40) of studying online must eventually be

replaced the wen's own discipline and self-motivation.
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PAPER 1119/2 WRITING (1 hour 30 minutes)
Part 1
Question 1
You received an email from your friend, Derrick, who is working on a school project.
Hi,
I have to compile health tips from peers in order to produce a poster for Science Week. Can
you help by sharing one thing you do to maintain good health, and why it’s important? What
equipment is needed? I don’t want to be nosy but can you also share who you do this activity
with?
Write soon,
Derrick
Now write an email to your friend in about 80 words. Write your answer below.
To:
From:
Subject:
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Part 2
Question 2
You must answer this question. Write your answer in 125 – 150 words in an appropriate style.
Your class has been discussing ambitions and your teacher has asked you to write an essay about
an occupation you would like to explore in the future.
In your essay, you should write about:
 what occupation you would like to explore
 reasons for your choice
 the impact of the profession on society
Write your essay using all the notes and giving reasons for your point of view.
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Part 3
Write an answer to one of the questions 3 – 5 in this part. Write your answer in 200 – 250 words
in an appropriate style.
Question 3
You see this notice on the board outside the school library.
Reports wanted!
My School Library
 what three features do you want to improve?

 how would you describe each of the features you have chosen?
 What specific suggestions do you have to make about each of these features?
The best suggestions will be taken into consideration for implementation.

Write your report.
Question 4
You recently saw this notice in a magazine.
Articles wanted!
Climate Change
 what are the causes of climate change?

 how does climate change affect communities?
 what can young people do to tackle climate change?
The best articles will be displayed at the annual World Wildlife Fund (WWF) summit.
Write your article.
Question 5
Your teacher has asked you to write a story for a school magazine. The story must have the title:
A Kind Deed
Your story should include:
 a description of the kind deed
 how the person felt after carrying out the kind deed
Write your story.
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PAPER 1119/3 SPEAKING (13 minutes)
Part 1 General Questions (3 – 4 minutes)
Phase 1
Interlocutor
Good morning / afternoon.
I’m …… and this is my colleague ……She’ll just listen to us.

First of all, we’d like to know something about you.
Candidate A What's your name? Shall I call you…?

Thank you.
Candidate B And what's your name?

Thank you.
Candidate A Where do you live?
Candidate B How many siblings do you have? How do you spend time with your
Thank you. siblings?
Phase 2
Interlocutor
Now I’m going to ask you about your school life.
Select one or more questions from the list to ask the candidates.
Use the candidates’ name throughout.
What clubs or societies do you join in school? Are you a member of any club or society in
school?
What do you like about your school? Do you like going to school? (Why (not)?)
Which games do you like the most? What games do you play in school?
Have you joined any school trips recently? Do you enjoy going on school trips? (Why?)
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Part 2 Individual Long Turn (3 – 4 minutes)
Each of you is given a topic to talk about for about a minute. You need to answer a question
briefly about your partner’s topic.
Question 1
An emergency
Talk about an emergency you have personally experienced before.
You should say:
 when and where it took place

 what caused it
 the people who were involved
 how you reached to the incident
Question 2
A place you would like to visit
Talk about a place that you have always wanted to visit.
You should say:
 the name of the place

 what attracted you to the place
 what you would like to go with
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Part 3 Discussion Task (4 – 5 minutes)
The task will have two parts. In the first part, you need to discuss with each other for about two
minutes. In the second part, you will have another one minute to make a decision together.
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Scan QR Code for listening audios
PAPER 1119/4 LISTENING (40 minutes)

Part 1
Questions 1 to 7
You will hear people talking in seven different situations. For questions 1 to 7, choose the
correct answer (A, B, or C).
1. Amy wants to
A try Vitamin C
B try other products
C go to a dermatologist
2. Which of the following information was given to the students?

A The topics of the essay
B The word length
C The prize items
3. You will most likely hear the

announcement A when you are boarding the
flight
B before the flight takes off
C before the flight lands
4. The complaint is about

A Mrs Lim
B Mrs Lim's cats
C pets in the neighbourhood
5. The weather report predicts that

A floods may occur
B heavy rains will last four to six days
C the monsoon season will last a few weeks
6. What is the student's biggest regret?

A Not studying harder
B Not completing his homework
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C Preparing for the drama competition
7. The announcement most likely took place at

A 10 am
B 10.45 pm
C 11 pm
Part 2
Questions 8 to 15
You will hear Amanda talking about what she witnessed as she was walking home today. For
questions 8 to 15, choose the correct answer (A, B or C).
8. Where was Amanda heading to when this happened?
A Home
B School
C To a friend's house
9. How far was she from her destination?

A About two miles away
B About two blocks away
C About two streets away
10. The old lady most probably had just been to the
A bank
B bookstore
C supermarket
11. Where was the purse placed?

A In the bags
B Under the old lady's arm
C In the old lady's handbag
12. How did the robbers flee?

A By car
B On foot
C By a motorcycle
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13. What did Amanda do?
A She ran home.
B She screamed for help.
C She ran after the robbers.
14. What caught Amanda's attention during the chase?

A Movement in the abandoned shed
B Movement in a bush
C A shout nearby
15. Who caught the

robbers? A Amanda
B The public
C The police
Part 3
Questions 16 to 20
You will hear five short extracts in which friends are talking about scams. For questions 16 to 20
(A to G) what each speaker says. Use the letters only once. There are two extract letters which
you do not need to use.
A Take note of negative reviews when purchasing

a product.
B Do not answer calls if you do not recognise the Speaker 1 16

caller's number.
C Most scammers use the same modus operandi. Speaker 2 17
D Ensure that you have proper evidence when you Speaker 3 18

make a report.
E Read up on people who have been scammed so Speaker 4 19

that we can avoid making the same mistakes.
F Many people tend to believe the scammers Speaker 5 20

because they can be very persuasive.
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G Scammers can easily verify our bank account
details.
Part 4
Questions 21 to 30
You will hear a travel blogger, Kim Andrews, talking about her passion for travelling. For
questions 21 to 30, fill in the missing information in each numbered space. Use NO MORE
THAN ONE WORD for. each space.
You will hear each recording twice. Answer all questions.
The Travel Blogger
Kim Andrews is a famous travel blogger. What began as a (21) is now a

career for her upon graduating from college. She started her blog, Kim the Nomad in her teens
because her family had to live in many different (22) faced some (23)
due to her father's work. While it was exciting, she also in terms of language
and culture.
In her blog, she tries to highlight the different (24) as well as surprising
discoveries she has made in each country. For example, she learned that while Japan is one of
the cleanest countries in the world, there were hardly any trash bins found in the city which
makes her admire their (25) all the more. She also learned that the British
push their clocks back in the summer to enjoy more hours of (26)
Kim firmly believes that travelling is a great teacher because you are able to (27)
so many things during your travels, not only about yourself but also the
world around you. She advises travellers to (28) _ the country they plan to
visit, learn some (29) phrases and most importantly, to be (30)
to new experiences.
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ANSWERS
MODEL TEST 1
PAPER 1119/1 READING
1. A
2. C
3. C
4. B
5. B
6. A
7. A
8. A
9. A
10. D
11. A
12. B
13. C
14. C
15. D
16. C
17. C
18. B
19. C
20. B
21. B
22. B
23. C
24. B
25. D
26. A
27. D
28. A
29. E
30. G
31. F
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32. C
33. C
34. E
35. D
36. F
37. Facebook
38. audience
39. word
40. cheaper
PAPER 1119/2 WRITING
Part 1
To: ramesh@gmail.com
From: ismail@gmail.com
Subject: Pointers to keep clean, hygienic and safe
Hi, Ramesh!
How are you? 1 hope you are doing well there. Here are some pointers that I could think of
Firstly, all students must arrive at school wearing a face cover or mask and continue
wearing it all through, especially when in class, or doing any activity in groups, remind all
students not to exchange masks with others. In additions, every student needs to learn how
to cough or sneeze into a tissue or elbow and avoid touching face, eyes, mouth and nose.
Perhaps, schools can supply necessary equipment like gloves, face masks, hand washing
soaps for sanitation.
That is all from me 1 will write to you more when 1 have more ideas.
Regards, Ismail
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Part 2
Mobile phones are so popular today that now it becomes a necessity for everyone. Mobile
phone is indeed a wonderful invention of man. It does not only help people to communicate but
also to entertain. However, there are advantages and disadvantages of mobile phones for
students.
The first advantage is we can keep ourselves up to date using mobile phones. It keeps us
informed of all current issues happening around the world. Information is shared throughout
various platform such as Googie, Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp and Youtube where we can read
news and watch video online.
Secondly, we can learn many new skills using our mobile phone. There are many
languages teaching programs, baking and decoration classes online. We do not have to travel far
to learn new skills. We can use Zoom, Google Meet or Skype to join a class and study.
Thirdly, mobile phone is a source of entertainment. We can watch movies, drama., music
videos, songs or play games after a hard day's at school. We can relax at borne and watch
movies that we like without having to go to the cinema.
Nevertheless, there are disadvantages of mobile phone for students. First, students
gradually become passive in their action. It may prevent us from socializing with other people in
real life. Students might prefer playing games or watching videos online rather than spending
quality time with family and friends.
Secondly, students have the tendencies to be neglecting their duties. They neglect their
homework or revision because they are so keen on using their mobile phones. They also tend to
refuse helping with house chores because they do not want to miss watching their favourite
drama.
Thirdly, the bad influence of mobile phones on the young generation is inevitable. It
encourages them to commit crimes. Violence, nudity, and irrelevance trends can be accessed
easily online. This can lead to robbery. theft, cyberbullying, spreading fake news and murder.
In a nutshell, mobile phone is very useful in today's world. However, as a student, we

must know how to use mobile phone wisely. Be extra careful not to overindulge in it and use it
sensibly.
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Part 3
Question 3
My School Canteen
By Robert Han
School canteens serve students and members of the staff in schools. with light
refreshment in hygienic condition. The food should be cooked under strict supervision and every
effort should be made to ensure that students get the best food at the cheapest rate.
I suggest that more fresh fruits like bananas, oranges. and dry fruits should also be sold,
instead of junk food Junk food or fast food such as burgers. fries, doughnuts. cakes, cookies.
chocolates and savouries are not good for our health. Junk food contains harmful additives and
colourings. Thus, school canteens should not stock these types of food. Instead. canteen
operators should be allowed only to sell rice, noodles, pasta, bread. fresh salad and other raw
vegetables as well as fruits and juices. The link between eating nutritious food and performance
in examinations has been well established. Junk food only makes a student lethargic as he or she
is deprived of essential vitamins.
Although the food is always fresh and clean. It is served in disposable containers which
contributes to more pollution. The plastic bags or polystyrene containers are non-biodegradable
which means they could remain on earth for hundred of years. contaminating the soil and sea.
Therefore. these containers should be replaced with plastic or steel trays that can be washed
daily. In addition, the usage of plastic straws should be banned and students must be encouraged
to bring their own spoon. fork as well as steel straws.
The school should also remove the vending machines which sell soft drinks. Soft drinks
are spiked with sugar and have no nutritional content. The main ingredients of these carbonated
drinks are water. sugar and colourings which are harmful to us over the long term. Excessive
sugar consumption contributes to diabetes which is life threatening. Those who consume too
much sugar too are at risk of becoming obese which can lead to medical complications. Thus,
schools should only allow the presence of vending machines that stock health drinks such as soy
bean milk, yoghurt drink. herbal teas and others. The latter has low sugar content but rich in
protein and carbohydrate.
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During the interval, there is a great rush but some boys do not behave themselves and the
service becomes a problem. As a prefect, I should work out a better system for supervising
pupils with the other prefects on duty to maintain good discipline amongst the students. Students
stay in the school almost every day for five or six hours continuously, with little break during the
time. Hence to have something to fill their hungry stomach in between is not a luxury but a
necessity.
Question 4
A film review:
‘Avatar' By: Anita
Lee
The film, Avatar is directed by James Cameron. It stars Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana.
Stephen Lang. and Sigourney Weaver. The cinematography is in the hands of Mauro Fiore
with Joe Letteri handling the special effects and music by James Hormer. This action film runs
for 2 hours and 43 minutes.
The film tells the story of a paraplegic marine, Jake Sully played by actor Sam
Worthington. Jake's twin brother dies, he is asked at the last minute to go to a new planet called
Pandora in his brother’s place. Jake is sent on a special mission, along with his new virtual
avatar body so that he looks like the natives, to integrate himself with them and gain their trust.
Avatar has received attention because it is the first film to be released in 3D. The 3D effects
were smooth and mesmerising. They made the film come to life with the feeling that the
breathtaking scenery was directly in front of you and that you were there with the characters and
among the landscape.
Avatar truly marks the coming-of-age of 3D cinema with its pure technology, special
effects, beautiful finesse, aesthete. shock, fearfulness and eye for detail. The directors vision
inside the Pandora is a pure art that is made more beautiful with the tall and wide-eyed people,
lush greenery and the post-modern creatures. With its simple straightforward narration, the
movie's evergreen romance between a human and an alien blended beautifully with the strong
anti-war statement, giving Avatar its simplicity and heart.
Director and screenwriter, James Cameron has no doubt created a burly and visually
thrilling appeal to save the world before it is too late. Cinematography by Mauro Fiore is
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excellent and the special effects by Joe Letteri are truly mind blowing. Music given by James
Ilpier goes off smoothly with the flow of the movie. Both Zoe Saldana and Sam Worthington
perform their roles excellently and have shaped up the warm love story of the Navi woman and
the blue skinned human avatar perfectly.
I enjoyed the film for its uniqueness. its storyline of survival set against power and
violence. I would rate it 8/10. If you like futuristic films with a dash of incredulity plus romance
and 3D magic. Avatar is for you.
Question 5
A Dream Comes Through
By Nonman Bin Salim
We have dreams practically every night. Some of these dreams are remembered vividly.
Other dreams, however, are forgotten as soon as we wake up. I often dream about flying. When I
wake up. the sensation of being high up in the air remains with me and this makes me learn more
about aircraft. I become more and more interested and I believe soon I will have to disappoint
my parents.
My parents have told me several times that they would like me to take up architecture.
But I know that my aptitude is different. My mother was very frightened when I told her of my
dream. She mentioned all the air crashes she had read about and told me that it is a hazardous
occupation. My father is not concerned about the hazards and it seems he wants to realise in me
an ambition which he had nursed in his youth. My friends seem to think that being a pilot is as
good a job as any other, but they wonder if I am suited for it. Some of my friends think that I am
only interested in the idea of being a pilot and have warned me against deceiving myself.
I should think that this idea developed in me when at the age of nine, my father took me
for a joy ride on a Cessna. I still remember its name - The Sky Hawk. I watched what the pilot
did from the time of take-off until landing. I then imagined myself strapped in the cockpit,
handling the controls. When an air show was held, I went everyday of the week to see the
demonstrations. It was this air show I believe, that made me more determined. I am a member of
the Air-Training Corps. One of my hobbies is building model aircraft, and I have more than a
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dozen plastic models suspended from the ceiling of my room. I also make aircraft models with
balsa wood and paper and spend hours flying them in the open field next to my house.
I feel that I have the necessary qualities to become a pilot. My little mathematical ability
should enable me to study the theoretical part of the pilot's course. I am in the science stream and
Physics subject I learn at school will be an advantage. My vision is 6/6 and I am above the
average in height. My school has developed in me a sense of responsibility and I am safety-
conscious.
I dream to be commercial pilot handling passenger aircraft. Being a commercial pilot has
several material advantages. Commercial pilots are very highly paid and are also given many
fringe benefits. They can travel to all the cities that their airline serves. If they get tired of one
circuit, they can switch to another and visit all the countries in the new itinerary. When out of the
country, they are given excellent accommodation and other benefits.
As other boys of my age, I have a dream. The realisation of it may not be possible. None
the less, I have at least the satisfaction of having a goal before me and the desire to reach it, will
give me sufficient motivation. I now work harder at scoring better grades for most of my
subjects as I aim to get that scholarship which will get me to a college and graduate with a
bachelor's degree in aeronautical engineering.
PAPER 1119/3 SPEAKING
Part 1 General questions
Phase 1
Teacher to assess
Phase 2
Teacher to assess
Part 2 Individual Long Turn
Question 1
Candidate A: A family celebration I recently had was Hari Raya Aidil Fitri. I celebrated it at
home as we could not visit relatives and friends due to the movement control during the Covid
19 pandemic. Although I was not able to visit my grandparents in 1poh and my friends. I still
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enjoyed myself because my parents bought me new clothes and my mom cooked a lot of my
favourite dishes. Family celebrations are important in Malaysia because they are apart of our
tradition. Traditions help create memories, help impart our life values to children and also help
create a sense of belonging. Celebrations also strengthen family bonds.
Candidate B: The last celebration I had was my mother's birthday. I had a good time with my
parents and siblings. I enjoyed our dinner at the restaurant as there were delicious food and
drinks and my mother loved the present that I gave her.
Question 2
Candidate B: The person I admire is my mother. She is in her forties now and is a teacher in a
secondary school in Rawang. She is quite tall and has a sweet smile. She is also bespectacled. I
admire my mother for her hard work and dedication to her family and also career. She is quite
strict with all her three children but I know that her reminders and advice have helped me
through most of my problems. I think it is important for people to have good role models
because they can inspire us to achieve the zenith of success. They help us improve our life and
attitude as well as become a guiding light when we have bigger goals to achieve.
Candidate A: I admire my elder brother. He is a talented person and is now studying computer
programming in the States. He is proficient in programming languages and he can identify
problems and come up with the most efficient ways to solve coding related to programming.
Part 3 Discussion Task
Candidate A: In my opinion, people shop online because there are no crowds. We do not need to
go to shops which are often crowded with people especially during sales.
Candidate B: You're right. It is also convenient as we can order or buy things from the comfort
of our homes. We just need to use our mobile phone or tablet and click the app and order the
goods.
Candidate A: Another reason people like online shopping is it is time-saving - ordering items at
the click of a few buttons and we also save time queueing in the shops do make payment.
Candidate B: There are also wide variety of products on online shopping. If you cannot find the
product from an app, you can always search for it in another app.
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Candidate A: I agree. In fact, items online have better prices. The products are cheaper and there
are daily discounts too. This is because the companies do not have to pay rental fees for their
shops.
Candidate B: When we shop online, we can also follow the trend. The fashion and style are
always the latest.
Candidate A/B: I think the best reason people shop online is because it is time-saving. I
mentioned earlier that we can order products by just clicking a few buttons or keys on our
mobile phone, tablet or laptop and choose the app we won’t and we can type the product we
wish to buy. The app will list the products in less than a minute.
Candidate A/B: I agree with you. We also don't waste time travelling to the shops and maybe,
we need more time to find a parking space.
Candidate A/B: Teacher, both of us agree that time-saving is the best reason why people shop
online.
PAPER 1119/4 LISTENING
1. C
2. C
3. B
4. B
5. C
6. C
7. A
8. B
9. C
10. A
11. A
12. A
13. B
14. C
15. B
16. B
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17. E
18. G
19. A
20. D
21. age
22. culture
23. stadium
24. podium
25. bus
26. camera
27. scarf
28. system
29. ambition
30. year
MODEL TEST 2
PAPER 1119/1 READING
1. B
2. A
3. B
4. C
5. B
6. D
7. B
8. C
9. C
10. B
11. A
12. D
13. A
14. C
15. B
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16. B
17. D
18. C
19. A
20. A
21. C
22. D
23. D
24. A
25. B
26. A
27. C
28. F
29. H
30. A
31. D
32. G
33. A
34. F
35. D
36. B
37. Friends
38. uncertainty
39. energy
40. novelty
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PAPER 1119/2 WRITING
Part 1
Question 1
To: derrick@gmail.com
From: junsheng@hotmail.com
Subject: My Health Tip
Hi Derrick,
I’d love to lend a hand!
I stay healthy by exercising. I go for a jog thrice a week. It helps strengthen my muscles,
improve my cardiovascular fitness and maintains my weight. Besides that, jogging boosts my
endorphins which helps me manage stress.
The equipment I need is a pair of trainers and comfortable exercise clothes. Sometimes, I take
my phone so I can listen to my favourite songs. I usually jog alone but every now and then,
my father joins me.
Good luck!
Jun Sheng
Part 2
Question 2
I have always had my heart set on becoming a surgeon. A surgeon is a medical doctor
who specialises in treatment through operations. It takes years of tough training to become a
qualified surgeon. Nevertheless, I am determined.
Firstly, I find the human body fascinating. Each tissue, organ and system is vital to
ensure that a person is functioning optimally, and surgeons do the work of restoring these parts
in the event of damage.
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To illustrate the impact of surgeons on society, we can cite the Director General of
Health, Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah as a prime example of a surgeon who is handling a
national health crisis. Besides carrying out operations, surgeons also make a positive impact on
their patients' lives through their kindness during consultations.
In conclusion, my ambition is driven by both my personal interests as well as the

contributions it makes on society. Therefore, I vouch to fulfil this career aspiration.
Part 3
Question 3
School Library
This report highlights a few features of the school library that would benefit from some
changes. Many students frequent the library during break time and after school because it is a
comfortable place to relax. However, more students will visit the library if some measures are
taken.
While the library boasts an extensive collection of revision books, the leisure reading
collection needs to be expanded. The latter should include materials of different genres that are
suitable for a teenage audience. This way, students will be mole motivated to read the library
books and the reading habit can be inculcated.
Most students have complained that we do not easily know the arrival of any new books.
The student librarians have kindly pointed out that a list of new arrivals is printed out and stuck
on the noticeboard. However, it would be better if an eye-catching display of new books is set up
in the library. This will not only keep more students up to date on the latest books, but also
beautify the space.
Presently, there is only one desktop for students to use at the computer station in the
library. This has resulted in a long queue and a device monopoly by the first student who gets
there. This problem can be solved if more desktops are installed. This will consolidate the school
library's aim of becoming a well-equipped resource centre.
To sum up, I believe that if the above recommendations are implemented, the library will
be frequented by more students.
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Reported by: Wan Nur Zuraida
Question 4
Causes, Effects and Solutions for Climate Change
What exactly is climate change? For those who do not know, the sun emits solar energy
which is partly absorbed by the earth's surface and partly reflected back into space. Climate
change refers to the environmental phenomenon where solar energy does not dissipate back into
space due to greenhouse gases in the atmosphere that trap it. The planet. therefore, grows
warmer leading to further environmental changes.
One of the greenhouse gasses is carbon dioxide. This gas is produced when we burn
fossil fuels for transportation, industry, and even to generate electricity. On the other hand,
plants which absorb carbon dioxide for photosynthesis are being destroyed through
deforestation which is often motivated by urban development.
As a consequence, the rising temperatures have caused polar ice caps to melt,
endangering Arctic species. Our planet has also become more susceptible to extreme weather
conditions such as tropical cyclones and hurricanes which devastate the lives of affected
communities.
As young people, we have a part to play in mitigating climate change. Organising local
campaigns is one strategy we can undertake. We will also need to practise cycling, walking or
taking public transportation whenever we can. Additionally, practising the 3Rs of reducing,
reusing and recycling will decrease the amount of waste.
In conclusion, climate change is an issue to be taken seriously as it has dire consequences

for the community. Understanding its causes and putting in effort to reduce our carbon footprint
will ensure the survival of our planet and communities.
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Question 5
A Kind Deed
The ringing of the bell signalled that it was time for recess. We filed out of the classroom
in rows, making a beeline for the canteen. The sight and smells of piping hot food made our
mouths water. Nevertheless, we waited patiently as we queued in rows before purchasing our
food.
When I sat down with my friends, I noticed a familiar figure out of the corner of my eye.
Mariam, our new classmate, who was in the queue earlier appeared to be leaving. I was slightly
puzzled as I watched her walk away empty-handed. Something told me I should find out what
was wrong.
I traced the path I saw Mariam took. Then, I saw her sitting alone at the gazebo. `Hey,
Mariam!' I said and asked why she wasn't eating. She smiled back and shared that she had
accidentally left her purse at home, and only realised this when she was queueing up. She did not
feel comfortable about borrowing from any of us as she hardly knew us.
I could relate to her as I too was a new student in the school last year. So, I invited
her back to the canteen and lent her five ringgit to buy food. My friends warmly welcomed
her to our table and we started chatting.
Her eyes twinkled as she thanked us for being so welcoming towards her. The obvious
delight in her expression was priceless. It made me realise that a little kindness does go a long
way.
PAPER 1119/3 SPEAKING
Part 1 General questions
Phase 1
Teacher to assess
Phase 2
Teacher to assess
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Part 2 Individual Long Turn
Question 1
Candidate A: An emergency that I have experienced was when I almost set the kitchen on fire
two years ago. It was my mother's birthday and 1 wanted to surprise her by cooking her a meal. I
was alone in the house as my parents and brother went out to get my mother a gift. I made beef
stew and was waiting for the dish to simmer. Unfortunately, I fell asleep. I woke up to the smell
of smoke and quickly rushed to the kitchen. The pot was on fire! To make matters worse, the
oven mitt which I had placed close to the stove was on fire too! I tried to put out the fire by
splashing jugs of water but it just got bigger. So I had to call the fire department. My parents
came home just as the firemen finished putting out the fire. My mother took one look at her
blackened kitchen cabinet and stove and almost cried. That was indeed an unforgettable birthday
for her. I have also stopped cooking since.
Candidate B: Well, mine is not as dramatic as Candidate A's, thankfully. It was when my cat
climbed up the roof and did not know how to get down. I think it happened sometime last year.
My dad climbed up a ladder and tried to reach it but it was too afraid to come closer. We even
laid a bedsheet and tried to coax it to jump. All to no avail. In the end, we had to call the fire
department too!
Question 2
Candidate B: A place that I would like to visit is the Mossy Forest in Mount Brinchang,
Cameron Highlands. I have always liked nature, but Mossy Forest has that added mysterious
element because it is surrounded by mist due to its elevated location. The forest is blanketed
with moss too, and is home to huge, ancient trees and lots of unique flora and fauna. I have seen
pictures of it and it looks magical! It reminds me of the forest in The Lord of the Rings. If I ever
get a chance to go there, I would like to get a guide so that I could learn more about the history
as well as the numerous species found there. I would also take as many pictures as possible
because I'm sure the place would be beautiful. I would like to go there with my father because
we both like to hike and we both enjoy nature. I'm sure we’ll have a marvellous time.
Candidate A: I would like to visit Mabul Island because I'm fascinated with underwater
creatures. I hear the island is one of the top diving spots not only in Malaysia, but the world. The
water is crystal clear, and it has many rare aquatic species too. Aside from that, it has pristine
beaches which would be perfect for a family holiday.
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Part 3 Discussion Task
Candidate A: In my opinion, the common teenage problem is stress. The pressures teenage face
from school, parents and surrounding can create ongoing patterns of stress. Being stuck at home
and away from regular life adds to that feeling.
Candidate B: You're right. Peer pressure is also another common problem. Their peers them to
do something that one wouldn’t normally do to fit in with friends. For example, drinking and
drug use.
Candidate A: Another common problem faced by teenage is cyber addiction. A teenage might be
involved in cybersex where they are addicted to pornography.
Candidate B: Teenagers also will have self-esteem and body image problem. Teenagers who
have imperfect body figures and faces will be given negative comments from their friends.
Candidate A: I agree. In fact, depression is also a common problem. Teenage will get depress
easily due to the hormonal changes in the body.
Candidate B: Some teenagers will be bullied by their peers as they are more weak and fragile or
even weak in academic achievements.
Candidate A/B: I think the most common teenage problem is stress. As I have mentioned earlier,
teenage need to face pressure from school, parents and surrounding that can create ongoing
stress in them. Being stuck at home and away from regular life especially during this Covid-19
pandemic adds to that feeling.
Candidate A/B: I agree with you. Teenagers need to do so many assignments and keep track on
their academic achievements.
Candidate A/B: Teacher, both of us agree that stress is the common teenage problem.
PAPER 1119/4 LISTENING
1. C
2. B
3. C
4. B
5. A
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6. A
7. B
8. A
9. B
10. C
11. B
12. B
13. B
14. A
15. B
16. F
17. B
18. E
19. A
20. D
21. hobby
22. countries
23. challenges
24. cultures
25. discipline
26. daylight
27. learn
28. research
29. basic
30. open
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CUCUMBER PRICE AS LOW AS 49 SEN 1. From the newspaper report we can

KUALA LUMPUR: Cucumbers were really A shoppers can compare prices at

A prefers living abroad.

SOMALIA AID CAMPAIGN 4. The Somalia Aid Campaign

A has a target of half a million ringgit.

Twenty-six-year-old Yun had dream to A She was aware of Yun’s situation.

9. A ensure B ensures C ensured D ensuring

11. A need B needs C needing D needed

12. A little B some C lots of D much

13. A they B their C these D them

14. A digests B consists C contains D maintains

16. A with B on C to D with

17. A consistently B effortlessly C slowly D gently

18. A satisfied B fulfilled C assured D pleased

19. What is the purpose of paragraph 1?

A Trip to Putrajaya Botanical Gardens

A Up ahead was a giant information E Lush green rainforest trees flanked us

Social Media Marketing

E - ALIA, Marketing Executive

Which paragraph (A — F) describes the following statements of social media in marketing?

Tina : What's the best way to market my online business?

Tina : That's great.

Tina : Oh, yes. Thanks, Zizi!

You received an email from your friend, Ramesh.

In your essay, you should write about:

PROS AND CONS OF MOBILE PHONES

the top of the answer space.

Write your article.

You recently saw this notice in a magazine.

Write your review.

A Dream Comes True

Your story should include:

 a description of the dream

Write your story.

Part 1 General Questions (3 – 4 minutes)

Good morning / afternoon.

I’m ...... and this is my colleague.......She'll just listen to us.

Main questions Back-up prompts

Candidate A What's your name? How should I address you…?

Candidate B And what's your name?

Candidate A Where are you from? Where do you live?

Candidate B How do you go to school? Do you walk to school?

Now I’m going to ask you about your daily routine.

Use candidates' names throughout.

Main questions Back-up prompts

Tell us about your hobby. What do you do to occupy your time?

Talk about a family celebration you had recently.

You should say:

 what the event was

A person you admire

Talk about a person you admire.

You should say:

PAPER 1119/4 LISTENING (40 minutes)

1. The girl likes movies which

A have lots of fight scenes

A when he was in Africa