Question 1

Read the text below. The first and last lines are correct. For the remaining lines, there is one
grammatical error in each line.

Underline the error. Then, write one word to correct the error in the space provided. An
example has been given. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.
There are no spelling or punctuation errors in this text.


What is your reaction when someone does something to hurt you?
Do you forgive the person? Do you just let it go? Or do you pent up all
the hurt and anger inside? Not being able to forgive is not a good thing
to have in our heart. It has been proven that not being able to forgive
can cause physical ailments. This may appear as a surprise to many, but
it is true. Imagine someone has hurt you and you happen to see the
person. If you haven't forgiven that person, then your first reaction will
be to get angry at that person.
Anger will raise your blood pressure. Getting angry frequently will
also raise your chances of a heart attack. Psychologically, getting angry
will ruin your outlook in life and destroy your peace of mind. This may
lead to anxiety, sleeplessness and a host of other ailments that are
interconnected with each other.



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Question 2

Read the text below. The first and last lines are correct. For the remaining lines, there is one
grammatical error in each line.

Underline the error. Then, write one word to correct the error in the space provided. An
example has been given. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.
There are no spelling or punctuation errors in this text.


There are a lot of islands located in the north west of Peninsular
Malaysia. There is an archipelago of islands called the Isles of
Langkawi. The 104 islands which are part of this group have been called
legendary. According to folklore, the name 'Langkawi' originates from
the ancient words 'lang' and 'kawi' which when combined meant 'brown
eagle'. True to its name, one can commonly see brown eagles soaring on
high encircling airspace of chain of islands. These magnificent birds of
prey look like the rulers of the skies.
Often, eagles nest on the highest rocky peaks along the coastlines of
the islands and mountains. They build their nests to teach their young to
fly. A mother eagle teaches its young to fly by repeatedly kicking it out
of the nest and catching it before it touches the ground until the eaglet
learns to flap its own wings and fly.



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Question 3

Read the text below. The first and last lines are correct. For the remaining lines, there is one
grammatical error in each line.

Underline the error. Then, write one word to correct the error in the space provided. An
example has been given. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.
There are no spelling or punctuation errors in this text.


Good morning to the Principal, teachers, and my fellow students. My
speech today is titled 'Using Plants to Beautify Our School'. When we
look at our natural surroundings, we can see that it is mostly the plants
that give life and beauty to a place. So, why don't we tap into this
natural beauty in order to make our school environment more conducive
to learning? The first thing we can do is increase the number and variety
of potted plants in our school. It is best if each class takes the time and
effort to do this perhaps as a class project or as an extracurricular
activity. The first thing we can do is conduct regular 'gotong-royong' or
cleaning up sessions to properly maintain the readily existing plants in
our school. We can weed and water the plants near our classrooms and
even sculpt plants according to our own creative designs using wire
moulds. I hope you will share my excitement in this endeavour. Thank
you for listening.



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