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Paper 1 Form 3 May 2022
Paper 1 Form 3 May 2022
Part 1
Questions 1 - 8
Read the text carefully in each question. Choose the best answer A, B or c.
SPDCIAL PROMOTION
MOVTNG SALE!
For students in the higher learning
institutions Computers, printers, LCD projectors,
TV sets, scanners and office furniture.
RECA NOVA X Sat8AM-11AM
o Genuine software Tel: 03-66199341 (Amelia)
. S-year warranty
The company is
This offer is specially for A closlng for renovations.
A lecturers. B moving to a new place.
B college students. C buying new furniture.
C secondary school students.
Part 1
Questions 1 - 8
Read the text carefully in each question. choose the best ansT.Der A, B or C.
SPECIAL PROMOTION
MOVTNG SALE!
For students in the higher learning
institutions Computers, printers, LCD projectors,
TV sets, scanners and office furniture.
RECA NOVA X SatSAM_11AM
o Genuine software Tel: 03-66199341 (Amelia)
. S-year warranty
The company is
This offer is specially for A clos.1ng for renovations.
A lecfurers. B moving to a new place.
B college students. C buying new furniture.
C secondary school students.
Pafi 2
Questions 9 - 16
Read the text below and correct the underlined errors.
For each question, zurite the correct word in the space proaided.
The solar system consists of the sun, planets, moons, asteroids, comets and many other
objects. Seen (0) into a telescope, Saturn is the most beautiful of the planets because of
(9) their rings. Even though Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune all have rings, they are feeble
(10) yct impossible to see from Earth under most circumstances. Saturn's rings, (11) although,
have been seen for centuries. They are so (12) dull that even a small telescope can sometimes
detect them. As a planet, Saturn is very much (13) likes Jupiter. It is a gas worid made up
mostly of hydrogen, helium, ammonia and methane (14) &s.It is o'ne-third the mass of Jupiter
but almost a hundred times the mass of the Earth, (15) but it is like another giant planet.
Saturn has many similarities with Jupiter. For example, Saturn (16) have bands of clouds and
raging storms just like iupiter. Saturn also has a strong magnetic field. It is the second largest
planet in the solar system after Jupiter.
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L2
13
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15
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Part 3
Read the text below and ansruer questions 17 to 24.
Mobile messaging apps are fast becoming the most popular form of communication among
young people. As mobile messaging apps don't charge per message, parents do not have to
spend a fortune on their children's phone bills. Sorne apps are even free of charge!
The messages are sent instantly, therefore users find it almost the same as 'talking face
to face'. Aside from personal messages, users can aiso create group chats where one can chat
with muitiple people at the same time. Sharing photos and videos is also easier via mobile
messaging apps.
However, due to its attractive features and rising popularity, parents are growing more and
more concerned. Many complain that their children tend to spend more time chatting on mobile
phones and less time communicating in the real world. The kids are also easily distracted and
find it difficult to focus on schoolwork.
In terms of language, most teens use abbreviations and slang fo.r faster communication.
This leads to the growing ignorance of proper grammar, speiling and punctuation. Virus can
also easily spread via messaging, so an anti-virus software needs to be installed.
Questions 17 - 24
Complete the following table.
Choose no more than three words and/or a number/rom the text
for each answer.
For each question, write your ansTtler in the space proaided on your anszaer sheet.
Advantages Disadvantages
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Part 4
Read the text below and answer questions 25 to 34.
h lry not to make too many calls to landline numbers using your mobiie phone. Use the
house phone instead. Making calls from a landline is a lot cheaper.
fu f."p your SMS chats to a minimum. SMS might cost only a few cents but they do add
up as some text messages can be lengthy. If you are using a smartphone, try using free
mobile messaging apps such as WhatsApp or WeChat instead.
Gl }y'ruk" calls during off-peak hours whenever possible. Service providers usually offer
cheaper rates after office hours and on weekends.
h Avoidcalling 1-800 numbers using your mobile phone. ff you use a mobile phone to
make these calls, you will have to pay mobile phone charges. Toll-free calls are only
free when dialled from a landline.
fu try to check your voicemail only when you have access to a phone with a landline
connection.
Remember, mobile phone charges are not cheap. Learn to use ,vour phone wisely and you
will not have to foot unnecessary mobile call charges.
Questions 25 - 32
Answer the questions below.
Choose no more than five words and/or a numbery'om the text for each answer.
For each question, write your anszler in the space proztided.
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Questions 33 and 34
Complete the table below uith a word 'from the article.
For each question, write your answer in the wace proaided.
Meaning Word
33 crisis ll mark)
34 long 17 mark)
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Part 5
Questions 35 - 40
You are going to read an article about water.
Six sentences haae been remoaed from the article. Choose from the sentences (A - H) to fit each gap (3S - 40).
There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use.
WATER
Water is a colourless liquid without taste or srnell. It consists of two elements: hydrogen and
oxygen. If the water is pure, that is, if it contains no other substance, it is transparent. Next to
air, water is the most important sustainer of all life, be it human, animal or plant.
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| 35 I ] An ordinary man can live more than twenty days without food, but he cannot
live for a week without water. It is surprising to know that each of us usually take in about three
pints of water daily in one form or another without water, they would wither or
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die.
Besides for drinking, we use water every day for washing, cieaning, bathing and for other
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In the industrial world, all manners of engines depend on water power
in one form or another. Running on steam, trains have hauled tons of goods, and
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ships have sailed around the world.
Three quarters of our planet's surface is covered with water. 39 water evaporated
by the sun rises into the sky forming clouds. When these clouds meet cooler winds, they fail
to the earth as ,uir"r.
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and building materials.
A For instance, factories, blast fumaces, boilers and motors run on cheap water power
which could be converted to steam or electricity.
B Rainfall keeps the temperature of the lands low, and vegetation and forest luxuriant
and dense.
C The oceans keep the land mass cool and habitable.
D Farmers irrigate their crops from lakes, rivers or springs.
E Plants also consume a great deal of water to keep themselves alive and active.
F Contaminated water brings sicknesses such as vomiting, diarrhea and nausea.
G More than seven{r per cent of the human body is made up of water.
H Water makes up seventy-one per cent of the Earth's surface.
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