Section A (15marks)

1.A 4.C 7.D 10.A 13.C

2.C 5.D 8.C 11.B 14.B
3.B 6.A 9.D 12.A 15.D

SECTION B (10 marks)

16. Girl Falls and Drowns
17. Sungai Ulong
18. Zaleha
19. No handrail/footbridge without hand support
20. Slippery mud
21. Screamed for help
22. Run back home for help
23. Gunaselan
24. Kampung Rajah
25. Police inspector Jamin bin Kasim

Section C (10 marks)

No. Answer Line Mark
26 You feel tension when your safety, well-being or Line 3 1 mark
self-esteem is threatened
27 Talk it out Line 11 1mark
a)i. Share or discuss it Line 12 1mark
ii. The problem can be solved Line 13 1mark
b)i. A compromise can be reached. Line13 1mark
ii You can see things from a different perspective. Line14 1mark
.
iii.
28 You should wait so that you will not feel foolish or Line21 1 mark
regret your actions later.
29 You can avoid it by prioritising your tasks. Deal Lines 1 mark
with the urgent ones first and once you do this, 26-28
you will feel happier and eager to finish the other
tasks.
30 i. Exercise regularly 1mark
ii. Have a good sleep/balanced diet (accept any 1mark
suitable answer)

Question 30 - Summary (15 marks)

Content
1.share your problems with the relevant people so that you can solve the
problem, reach a compromise or get a different perspective..
2.Remove yourself from the problem temporarily to gain composure before you
try to tackle the problem again.
3. Do not deal with the problem when you are angry.
4.Refrain/avoid yelling or doing anything rush.
5.Wait to allow the anger to leave before you deal with the problem.
6.Prioritise your tasks/workload.
7.Deal with the urgent tasks first.then, you will feel happy and eager to complete
the rest.
8.Compromise/give in occasionally.
9.Stand your ground calmly.
10.Always be willing/prepared to listen to other peoples point of view too
because you could be wrong.

**1 mark for each content.

**10 marks-content
**5marks-language
There are several ways to deal with tension. Share your problems and discuss
about it with someone you can trust. Lay out your dissatisfaction in the open. You
could also remove yourself from the problem by engaging in other activities for a
change of scene. Besides, you must wait until you are more composed
emotionally before you deal with the problem. Always remind yourself not to use
anger and hold off till the following day. If you need to yell at someone. It is also
best to deal with one thing at a time when under a lot of tension. Prioritise your
tasks and deal with the most urgent tasks first. Set aside the others and deal with
them after you have tackled the urgent ones. Try to compromise occasionally and
be willing to listen to others too. If you are right stand your ground calmly.

Section D question 32
a) a commander (1mark)
b) forward (1mark)
c) There were cannons from all sides and there were badly attacked. (1mark)
d) No.(1mark)
e) It is because they were badly attacked from all sides. @ they were only a small
number of army. (1mark) [accept any suitable answer]

Question 33 (suggested answer)

Based on the drama entitled The Right Thing To Do, i have learned some
moral values and one of them is, we must help people sincerely. We should not
expect any rewards from it. In the drama, the three bystanders are hesitate to
help until a women comes and gives instruction to them. When they know that
the ill man was someone famous, they believe it is the right thing to do.
Another moral value is, we must help one another so that we can safe ones
lives. In the drama,if the woman in blue shirt does not appear and ask the three
bystanders to help, the ill man will not be able to recover.
Besides, we also have to learn from what others do especially their acts of
charity or humanity. For example,the three bystanders do not have knowledge on
what to do when they are in times of emergency. The woman in blue shirt has
shown them good example on how to take charge of the situation.
(15marks)