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PANITIA BAHASA INGGERIS SK (FELDA) REDONG, SEGAMAT


TRIUMPH REDONG VOL. 2

No Skills / Contents Page

ENGLISH 013 SECTION A PRACTICE

1 Grammar Text Completion 4

Exercise 1 - 20

ENGLISH 013 SECTION B PRACTICE

2 Social Expressions 26

Exercise 1 - 20

ENGLISH 013 SECTION B PRACTICE

3 Comprehension 48

Exercise 1 - 20

BONUS NOTES

4 List of Proverbs, Idioms & Similes 92


MODUL TRIUMPH REDONG

VOLUME 2

ENGLISH 013

SECTION A

PRACTICE


EXERCISE 1

Look at the picture and choose the best answer

Samy and Hock Soon are (1) ______________ the garden. They are catching (2)

______________ with their nets. Samy has caught a yellow butterfly. He is putting (3)

______________ into a jar. Hock Soon is running (4) ______________ a green butterfly.

They are going to take the butterflies to school tomorrow for their science lesson.

1 A in B on C by D over

3 A it B him C her D them

2 A bees B birds C lizards D butterflies

4 A with B past C after


EXERCISE 2


This is Encik Othman’s family. His wife, Puan Rosnah, is (12) ________________

the plates in the kitchen. His three (2) ________________ are helping him in the garden.

Encik Othman is using a (3) ________________ of cloth to wash his car. His son, Ahmad,

(4) ________________ putting the rubbish into a plastic bag.

1 A making B washing C cooking

3 A wad B piece C sliver D bundle

2 A sons B siblings C children D daughters

4 A is B are C was D were


EXERCISE 3


The other day, (1) ________________ girl was (2) ________________ down by a

motorbike at the junction near Jalan Puteri. An ambulance came soon after. The attendants

carried (3) ________________ into the ambulance. Then they took her (4) _______________

Subang Medical Centre. Luckily, she was not badly hurt.

1 A a B an C the

3 A it B her C she D them

2 A hit B carried C pushed D knocked

4 A to B by C into


EXERCISE 4

Look at the picture and choose the best answer.

There is a field in front of Ali’s house. Every evening, Ali and his friends play

football in the (1) ________________. Playing football (2) ________________ a good

hobby. It keeps the mind and body (3) ________________. The boys

(4) ________________ playing football very much.

1 A field B court C house

3 A weak B happy C healthy D intelligent


4 A play B enjoy C prefer


EXERCISE 5


This is Mr Kanna’s family. Mr and Mrs Kanna (1) ________________ sitting on the

sofa. Their son, Ganesh, is playing with some toys on the carpet. Mr Kanna is (3)

_____________ the newspaper. Mrs Kanna is watching television. (4) _______________

picture is hanging (5) ________________ the wall above the television.


3 A A B Some C That D A few

2 A reading B looking C watching

4 A in B on C over


EXERCISE 6


Syafiq likes gardening. He plants many types of flower in his garden. Last night, he

bought five flowerpots (1) ________________ the pasar malam. He wants to plant a rose in

each of (2) ________________ flowerpots. He plans to buy them next week. He wants to

grow both white (3) ________________ yellow roses. (4) ________________ wants to give

the flowers to his mother for her birthday.

1 A in B by C from

3 A so B or C but D and

2 A a B the C some D a few

4 A It B He C She


EXERCISE 7


This is a plan of Nancy’s house. She (1) ________________ here with her parents

and her two (2) ________________. Nancy’s room is (3) ________________ the kitchen.

There are two bathrooms in Nancy’s (4) ________________.

1 A goes B lives C rents

3 A after B along C beside D opposite

2 A sisters B cousins C brothers

5 A flat B room C hotel D house

Sitting room

Bathroom

Brothers’

room

Kitchen

Bathroom

Nancy’s room

Bathroom

Parent’s

bedroom

Study room Study table

Bo

ok

she

lf

Windows


EXERCISE 8


Nasir has (1) ________________ very exciting hobby. He likes to make scrapbooks.

He spends (2) ________________ free time looking through books (3) ________________

magazines for pictures and articles. He has made ten scrapbooks so far. Sometimes, his

mother helps him. He keeps all his scrapbooks (4) ________________ a (5) box.

1 A a B an C the

3 A so B or C and D but

2 A it B his C him D their

4 A in B on C by


EXERCISE 9


Last Sunday, Maria had a birthday party at her house. It was her twelfth birthday this

year. She (1) ______________ her friends and relatives to the party. Her mother prepared a

lot of food (2) _________________ the occasion. Maria looked pretty (3)

__________________ her pink dress. Her friends gave her (4) _________________ presents.

1. A invite B invited C inviting D invites

2. A in B on C for D with

3. A on B at C with D in

4. A much B many C few


EXERCISE 10


The mother bird is feeding its nestlings. The little birds are looking up to

(1)___________________ the worm from their mother’s mouth. The mother bird

(2)___________________ its nestlings in the nest while it goes out to find food. When the

nestlings (3)___________________ big enough to fly, they will find their own food. They

will not depend (4)____________________ their mother for food any more.

1. A ate B eat C eats D eating

2. A left B leave C leaves

3. A was B were C is D are

4. A to B of C at D on


EXERCISE 10


Banana, papayas, durians and watermelons are local fruits. WE are grown in our

country. Local fruits are not delicious (1) ____________ also cheap. They (2) __________

not take a long time to be transported (3) ___________ one place to another. Apart from

that (4) ______________local fruits can make our body healthy as they contain a lot of

vitamins

1. A. and B. but C. with D. although

2. A. do B. did C. does

3. A. at B to C for D. from

4. A. eat B. eats C. eating


EXERCISE 11


There is one market near my place which operates every Sunday morning. There are

many stalls (1) ____________all kinds of goods like groceries, vegetables, fruit (2)

____________ fish. Goods sold here (3) ________________ mostly fresh and the price is

reasonable too. My family usually (4) ____________ there to buy fruits and vegetables.

1. A. sell B. sells C. sold D. selling

2. A. but B. with C. and

3. A. is B are C. was D. were

4. A. goes B. went C. gone


EXERCISE 12


Atan and Ali like fishing. They usually (1) _______ fishing at the river. The river is

not deep (2) __________ there are a lot of fish in it. They bring their fishing rods and some

worms (3) ___________ bait. Fishing (4) _________ them to be more patient. They can

also learn more about fish.

1. A. go B. goes C. went D. going

2. A. or B. with C. and

3. A. as B. for C. with D. and

4. A. teach B teaches C. teaching D. taught


EXERCISE 13


Most children like to play (1) __________ the park. Almost every housing estate has

a park. My friends and I (2) ______________ playing badminton there. Sometimes, we (3)

_______________ hide and seek at the park. The park is usually crowded (4)

________weekend.

1. A. at B. on C. above

2. A. enjoy B. enjoys C. enjoyed D. enjoying

3. A. Play B plays C. played D. playing

4. A. in B. during C. at


EXERCISE 14


The children are in the swimming pool. They are (1) _______ a lot of fun. Some of

them are swimming while the others are playing with a ball. A little boy is using a life buoy

(2) __________. His mother is teaching (3) _________ how to float in the water. He (4)

______________ learn very fast.

1. A. has B. had C. have D. having

2. A. swim B. swam C. swims D. swimming

3. A. he B his C. him

4. A. can B. should C. must


EXERCISE 15


Today is Singing Contest at SK Tengku Fitrie. A young girl is singing on the stage.

Two boys are (1) _______________ their guitars. Another girl is playing (2)

_______________ keyboard. A boy (3) _______________ playing the drums. The audiences

are clapping (4) _______________ hands. They are enjoying the contest.

1. A play B plays C played D playing

2. A a B an C the D some

3. A is B are C was D were

4. A his B her C our D their


EXERCISE 16


It was past midnight and Kevin still could not sleep. He looked out of his window

and (1) _________ thick, black smoke coming from a palm oil factory nearby. Immediately

he telephoned the fire brigade. Within minutes, two fire engines arrived (2)

_______________ the scene of the fire. The firemen quickly set up (3) ___________

equipment and soon several jets of water (4) ___________ directed at the fire. After about

twenty minutes, the firemen managed to bring the fire under control.

1. A. notice B. notices C. noticed D. noticing

2. A. at B. in C. on D. beside

3. A. his B its C. them D. their

4. A. is B. are C. was D. were


EXERCISE 17


It was the last week of the school term. The pupils of Year 6 Beta decided to paint a

mural (1) __________ the canteen wall. They asked (2) ________ class teacher to buy them

some paint and brushes. The canteen looked very beautiful (3) _______ they had finished

their painting work. The headmaster (4) ________ very pleased. He treated them to some

snacks and drinks.

1. A. on B. at C. above D. under

2. A. our B. them C. we D. their

3. A. later B after C. before D. between

4. A. is B. are C. was D. were


EXERCISE 18


This is Encik Lokman’s family. They __________ (1) always happy. They spend

most of ______________ (2) time together inside or outside home. Encik Lokman’s father

likes to play a piano. He is sitting ______________ (3) his granddaughter, Aina on a bench.

The happy family will sing their______________ (4) songs.


2 A their B them C they D theirs

4 A against B above C among D with

5 A bad B famous C boring D favourite


EXERCISE 19


It is a sunny day. Mr Lim is having a picnic with his family. They are __________ (2)

the beach. His children and his wife __________ (3) having their lunch. They have

sandwiches, fruits and drinks. At the same time Mr Lim is __________ (4) a newspaper.

They are enjoying__________(5) .

1 . A of B in C on D at

2. A is B are C were D was

3. A watching B reading C chatting D teaching

4. A myself B herself C themselves D ourselves


EXERCISE 20


Last week, my family and I went to the zoo. We __________(1) there by car. At the

zoo, we saw _______________(2) animals. We also saw the playful monkeys that liked to

_________(3) the visitors. There was an elephant plucking some leaves from the nearby tree.

My little brother was afraid when a lion suddenly roared loudly __________ (4) we walked

by.

1. A go B goes C went D going

2. A a lot B much C plenty D many

3. A tease B jump C look D play

4. A to B at C as D along



VOLUME 2

ENGLISH 013

SECTION B

SOCIAL EXPRESSION

PRACTICE


EXERCISE 1

Based on the given pictures, give the correct answers in full sentences.

Write your answers in the space provided.

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EXERCISE 2



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I am not feeling

well.

Thank you.

Let’s clean it up.


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EXERCISE 7



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Ouch! It

hurts.

Have you seen my bag?


EXERCISE 8



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EXERCISE 11



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EXERCISE 4



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EXERCISE 12



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Dad, I’m

hungry.

Let’s shot some birds.

Get well

soon, Syafiq.


EXERCISE 13



(a) Answer :

(b) Answer :

(c) Answer :

Happy birthday, Miss Mia.

No. I want ice-cream.

Great essay, Farah. Well done.


EXERCISE 14



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EXERCISE 15



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(b) Answer :

(c) Answer :

This nasi lemak is delicious.

Let’s go the park.

Please be careful next time.


EXERCISE 16



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(b) Answer :

(c) Answer :

I’m repairing this car.

Put them on the table over there.

Yes, I like fishing

very much, son.


EXERCISE 17



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EXERCISE 18



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EXERCISE 19



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VOLUME 2

ENGLISH 013

SECTION B

COMPREHENSION & SUBJECTIVE

PRACTICE


EXERCISE 1

Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow.

BATU PAHAT, Sun.- A couple and their ten years old son were killed on the

spot while their nine years old daughter sustained minor injuries when their car collided with

a bus at the 24 km Tongkang Pecah – Segamat road last night. The deceased were identified

as Majid bin Husin , 43 , his wife, Selamah binti Mamat, 38. and their son, Hanafi. The

family was from Segamat. Their unidentified daughter escaped with slight injuries and had

had to undergo a minor operation to remove broken pieces of glass from her head. Firemen

spent about an hour to extricate the bodies from the wreck. The bodies were sent to the Batu

Pahat district hospital mortuary for a post mortem. However, none of the bus passengers were

injured. The family was travelling in their car to Segamat about 1.30 p.m. after visiting

relatives here when the accident occurred near Bukit Berapit.

1 Who died in the accident?

A A couple

B A nine – year old boy

C A couple and their ten years old son

D A couple and their nine years old daughter.

2 The accident happened on

A Saturday afternoon

B Saturday night

C Sunday night

D Sunday afternoon

3 All the following words describe the accident except

A mortuary

B deceased

C injuries

D wreck


4 The word extricate means

A operate

B remove

C cover

D out

5 The family was travelling home

A after the bus accident.

B after a minor operation.

C after visiting their relatives.

D after going to the mortuary.

Write your answers in the spaces provided.

6 How do you feel about the news?

7 There are many ways to avoid accident? Explain one.

8 What would happen if the fire fighter arrives late at the scene?


EXERCISE 2


The tapir is a relative of horses and rhinoceros in some ways but it is quite different

from the horses. The tapir is the same as horse in the sense that both have odd hoofed legs.

A tapir is usually heavy and clumsy. It is smaller than a rhinoceros and has no

horns. Its head looks like a pig’s head. Like the rhinoceros, it has small eyes and short ears.

The tapir’s tail is short, too.

Tapirs live in swamps and streams. You can usually find them in jungles and forests

of Malaysia, Thailand, Sumatera and other tropical countries. They like to hide themselves

among the leaves and tall grasses. They sleep during the day and search for food only at

night.

Tapirs are herbivores. They eat leaves, fruits and other vegetation. Their senses of

hearing and smelling are very good. They are also good swimmers and often find protection

in the water.

1 How is a tapir related to the horse?

A It looks like a horse.

B It has odd hoofed legs.

C It looks like a rhinoceros.

D Its head looks like a pig’s head

2 The animals below do not have the same sleeping habits as the tapir except

A elephants

B rhinoceros

C horses

D bats

3 Herbivores eat ______________

A birds

B fish

C plants

D chicken


4 Where does the tapir go for protection?

A sand

B water

C soil

D air

5 Which is the most suitable title for the above passage?

A Rhinoceros

B Tapirs

C Horses

D Tropical countries

Tick () the correct answer.

6 The animal in the passage is a ...

Herbivore

Omnivore

Carnivore

7 Which of these countries below is not a tropical country?

Vietnam

Laos

Africa


8 How would you tell your grandchildren about the Tapirs when they extinct ?


EXERCISE 3


One day , Aizat went to his rich uncle and told him, “I heard that you know the secret

of making gold. Please tell me. I am very poor. My wife is sick and my children are

starving.”

Now, everybody knew how lazy Aizat was. He never planted any paddy on his land.

Instead, his fields were full of weeds.

Aizat’s uncle replied, “ I need one more item before I can make the gold. Will you

help me to get it?

Aizat agreed , of course. His uncle handed him a large pot and said, ‘You must plant

your fields with paddy. When the paddy is full ripe, put one grain from each stalk into this

pot. Bring me the pot when it is full.”

Aizat did as he was told. He spent all his time looking after his paddy plants and

collecting one grain from each stalk. In the meantime, his wife and children quietly

harvested the rest of the paddy and sold it.

It took five years for the pot to be filled up. When Aizat took the pot to his uncle, the

old man unlocked a large iron chest. It was full of gold coins.

“These gold coins belong to your family. Your wife and children sold the paddy that

you planted in your fields and saved the money they received.”

Aizat’s uncle looked at him. “Do you know the secrets of making gold?”

1 Why did Aizat want to know the secret of making gold?

A He wanted to buy land

B He needed money badly

C He wanted to make his uncle rich

2 What did the uncle know about Aizat?

A He was a good man

B He was a lazy man

C He was a patient man

D He was a hard-working man


. 3 A person who is starving has no_____

A food to eat

B clothes to wear

C money to spend

D

4 How did Aizat’s wife get the gold?

A She sold the paddy fields

B She took it from Aizat’s pot

C She worked for Aizat’s uncle

D She sold the paddy from Aizat’s fields

5 What is the secret of making gold?

A Hard work

B Planting paddy

C Doing magic

D Steal

6 Match the phrases in List A to the suitable phrases in List B.

List A List B

He spent all his time looking after how lazy Aizat was

Everybody knew for the pot to be filled up

It took five years

his paddy plants and collecting one

grain from each stalk


7 Do you like the story? Why?

8 Who is the main character in the story?


EXERCISE 4

Read the letter carefully. Then answer the following question

175D, Jalan Desa,

36000 Kluang,

Johor Darul Takzim

6 NOVEMBER 2015

Dear Maria,

How are you? Are you busy preparing for your monthly tests? I know you do not like

tests, but they help you to be more prepared for your UPSR. I know you always score good

marks.

Next week, my uncle and aunt are coming to visit us. They will keep me busy. My

aunt enjoys cooking, but she always asks me to help her in the kitchen. I do not like washing

the dishes because I often break them.

I will have no chance to watch my favourite programmes on television, too. My uncle

likes to watch sports programmes, but I prefer cartoons. To keep me away from the

television, he buys me magazines. Most of them are about education. I prefer magazines

about famous people.

I would like to write to Zurina and Ranjini. Can you get the addresses for me, please?

I have written to Mei Ling, Tina and Sarah too, but they have not send me even a postcard

since I moved to my new school.

That’s all for now. Hope to hear from you soon.

Your friend,

Linda


1 Which phrase in the first paragraph tells us that Maria is good in her schoolwork?

A “do not like tests”

B “score high marks”

C “ busy preparing”

D “prepared for your UPSR”

2 Linda will be busy because

A she has to write many letters

B her aunt asks her to wash plates

C her uncle and aunt are visiting her

D she must prepare for the coming tests

3 Linda needs a few friends’ addresses because she

A wants to write to them

B has not receive any news

C is moving to a new school

D wants to send the postcards

4 The word ‘them’ in the third paragraph refers to

A television programmes

B Linda’s favourite magazines

C magazines on famous people

D magazines bought by Linda’s uncle

5 Mei Ling, Tina and Sarah are probably Maria’s ...

A cousins

B classmates

C best friends

D new pen pals

6 “but I prefer cartoons...”

Why do you think the phrase mean?


7 Apart from a letter, what other medium you could used to write to your pal?

8 What do your parents do to keep away from watching television?


EXERCISE 5


NATIONAL DAY

During the school holidays, Imran went to watch the National Day parade at

Putrajaya. He took some pictures of the parade to send to his pen-pals in Australia and Japan.

Many people took part in the grand parade. Imran was very excited to see it.

Among the photographs he took were of the police and soldiers. There were also

representatives from various government departments such as the Defence Ministry, schools

and organizations. They looked smart in their uniforms.

He saw the king, the Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and other

ministers standing proudly on a grandstand and watching the parade. He also saw many

tourists among the crowd. Many people were waving the Jalur Gemilang. Everyone enjoyed

watching the parade. It was a very meaningful day for all Malaysians.

1 Who went to watch the “National Day” parade?

A Imran

B Imran’s pen-pals

C Imran’s family

D

2 Where was the parade held?

A Redong Jaya

B Putrajaya

C Cyberjaya

D Nusajaya

3 Where do Imran’s pen-pals live?

A Australia and New Zealand.

B Japan and Malaysia.

C Malaysia and New Zealand.

D Japan and Australia.


4 Who weren’t standing on the grandstand?

A The Prime Minister

B The ministers

C The King

D Tourists

5 Who else was there among the crowd?

A The tourist

B The photographers

C The ministers

D The officials

Tick ( √ ) the correct answer.

6 Which of the following statement is true?

Many people came to watch the parade.

Jalur Gemilang is the name of a building.

Imran has friends in Australia and New Zealand.

7 The word various can be replaced with ...

different

multi

very


8 How do you celebrate National Day?


EXERCISE 6


Cleanliness is very important when we handle food. There are many ways to ensure

that the food we prepare is clean and healthy to eat.

First, we must wash all fruits and vegetables carefully before eating or cooking. We

must never eat unwashed apples and oranges or unwashed beans and carrots. The reason is

they may still contain pesticides which may harm us.

Not only must we wash all pots and pans but also dishes, forks and spoons. We must

use clean water and soap to do this. Clearly, this will help remove all germs and bacteria.

Personal cleanliness is also very important. Make sure that your hair is covered before

you begin to cook. Always wash your hands with soap and water before you prepare or serve

food.

Finally, remember to keep all food covered. Also keep gardens and drains clean.

Remember! Rubbish attracts flies and rats. Unclean surroundings too, may lead to diseases.

1 What is the best title for the text?

A Correct ways on handling food

B Wash all the fruits and vegetables by eating and cooking.

C Always keep all the food covered

D Use clean water and soap to remove all germs and bacteria

2 The opposite meaning of ‘before’ is

A after

B now

C just now

D then

3 Why is it important to use soap and water when cleaning the dishes, forks and spoons?

A It will help remove all germs and bacteria.

B It will make the dishes, forks and spoons look clean

C It will make the dishes, forks and spoons look fresh

D It will kill all the germs and bacteria.


4 What do you have to do before you begin to cook?

A wear an apron

B wear a head cover

C wear a pair of gloves

D wear a white shirt.

5 We have to keep all food covered because ...

A To keep flies and insects away.

B To keep food warm.

C To keep it cleans.

D To attract rats.


6 Why do we need to cover our head before we begin to cook?

7 Why do we have to keep our gardens and drains clean?

8 List three items to clean dishes?

1

2

3


EXERCISE 7

Read the poster below carefully and answer the questions that follow.

HEALTHY TIPS-SUPER FRUITS

Kiwi: Tiny but mighty

This is a good source of potassium, magnesium, vitamin E and fibre. Its vitamin C content is

twice that of an orange.

Apple: Eat the skin too!

Although an apple has low vitamin C content, it has antioxidants which help to lower the

risks of colon cancer, heart attack and stroke.

Orange: Sweetest medicine

Taking two to four oranges a day may help keep colds away, lower cholesterol and dissolve

kidney stones.

Watermelon: Coolest thirst quencher

The watermelon consists of 92% water and is packed with nutrients which help to boost our

immune system.

Guava and papaya: Top awards for vitamin C!

They are the clear winners for their high vitamin C content. Guava is also rich in fibre which

helps prevents constipation. Papaya is rich in carotene, that is good for the eyes.


1 Fruits are good source of ...

vitamins and fibre.

omega 3 and magnesium.

carotene and potassium.


2 The most suitable proverb for the tips is ...

First come, first served.

Where there’s a will, there’s a way.

An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

3 The poster above is about ...

A The importance of local fruits.

B Buying fruits that good for your health.

C Medicine made from fruits.

D Benefits of fruits.

4 Why is it important to use soap and water when cleaning the dishes, forks and spoons?

A It will help remove all germs and bacteria.

B It will make the dishes, forks and spoons look clean

C It will make the dishes, forks and spoons look fresh

D It will kill all the germs and bacteria.


6 Which fruit is rich in vitamin E?

7 What fruit contains the most vitamin C?

8 What do we eat to quench our thirst? Why?


EXERCISE 8

Read the letter carefully. Then answer the following question

Dear Mei Li,

How are you? I’m fine. Thank you for your letter. How was your little brother

Timmy? I received your letter last week. The school holiday is coming soon. I have read an

advertisement in the newspaper few weeks ago. It is interesting. It was about Pulau Langkawi

Adventure Tour.

I have decided to go to Pulau Langkawi. There’s a lot of activities we can do there.

There are around the island boat – rides, a seafood barbecue and an underwater coral sight –

seeing activities. I know you like to eat seafood very much.

We can also visit many historical places in Pulau Langkawi. We can visit Mahsuri

Mausoleum, Dataran Lang, Beras Terbakar and Pantai Chenang. I’ve been thinking to book

the 3 days 2 nights package.

Please let me know as soon as possible if you want to join me. Thank you.

Yours sincerely,

Sue

1 To whom did she write the letter?

A Sue C Timmy

B Mei Li

2 Who will receive this letter?

A Timmy C Mei Li

B Sue D Pulau Langkawi Adventure Tour

3 Where did she read the advertisement?

A Notice C Newspaper

B Memo D Magazine


4 Where has she decided to go during the holidays?

A Pantai Chenang C Mahsuri Mausoleum

B Dataran Lang D Pulau Langkawi

5 How many days will she spent there?

A 3 days C 5 days

B 2 nights D 5 nights


List A List B

We can also visit if you want to join me.

Please let me know

many historical places in Pulau

Langkawi.

I’ve been thinking to book one of the package offered.


7 Do you prefer to go to an island or the city for holidays? Why?

8 Apart from Pulau Langkawi, name one historical places in Malaysia would you

suggest to your friends? Why?


EXERCISE 9

Read the passage carefully. Then answer the following question.

Do you know how important water is? All living things will die without water. We

use water in our daily lives. Besides using water for drinking, we also use water for bathing,

washing and watering the plants. Plants need water to grow and produce food. The green

substance called chlorophyll also helps the plants to produce their own food.

Water also plays another important role in human lives. For ages, people have used it

as a means of transportation. People used rafts, boats, canoes and ferries to travel on water to

fulfil their needs. With modern technologies, big ships can now travel on water faster and

deliver goods all around the world.

Looking at the impact that water has on human life, we need to appreciate water

more. Steps should be taken to conserve our natural water resources so that we will not face

any problems related to water in the future.

1 Plants need water to grow and ____________________.

A to supply water to its root.

B to produce chlorophyll.

C to manufacture food

D to get green leaves

2 What do plants need in order to produce food?

A Sunlight and water.

B Chlorophyll and water.

C Sunlight and chlorophyll.

D Sunlight, water and chlorophyll.

3 The word it in paragraph 2 refers to

A trees

B water

C leaves

D sunlight


4 Why should steps be taken to conserve water?

A Plants need water

B It is a mean of transportation.

C To avoid water problems in the future.

D To be able to conveniently travel by sea.

5 The passage is about

A the importance of water.

B the importance of the forest.

C the importance of the nature.

D the importance of modern technologies.



People used rafts and boats to travel.

Water is important for human only.

Some living things will die without water.

7 Which of the following is not water transportation?

Canoes

Yachts

Trishaw


8 Explain how would you save water at home.


EXERCISE 10

Read the book review below and answer the questions that follow.

Title : The Kindness

Author : Sri Langkasuka

Characters : Tuan Yusuf , Salbiah

The book review

An interesting story to read. The story tells us about one of the best ways to test the

humbleness and politeness of a person. The story is about Tuan Yusuf, a rich farmer who

invited the poor children to his house everyday to collect some buns for themselves and their

family. This is because for a long time the village had dried up and there is no more paddy to

eat. One day, Salbiah, one of the poor children who is an honest girl willing to return the

money that she had found in the bun to Tuan Yusuf. In return, Tuan Yusuf gave her some

money and she lived happily with her family.

1 Who is the author of this book?

A Sri Lanang

B Sri Ledang

C Sri Langbuana

D Sri Langkasuka

2 How many main characters are there in this story?

A Five

B Four

C Three

D Two

3 There was no food in the village because

A the sun was too hot.

B all the paddy had died.

C the people were very poor.

D Tuan Yusuf bought all the food.


4 The word collect in the story can best be replaced with

A eat

B grab

C give

D take

5 What is the main idea of the story?

A Hungry people fight for food

B The rich should help the poor

C We must fight to get better things

D The humble and polite person will be rewarded


6 Do you like the story? Why?

7 Who is the main character in the story?

8 “the village had dried up...”



EXERCISE 11

Read the passage carefully. Then answer the following question.

Laila bt Sidek proved that poverty and family problems did not stop her from

succeeding in her studies. Laila scored straight As in the recent UPSR examination. She was

selected as the best pupil in her school for her achievements in her studies and co-curricular

activities. Her headmaster was very proud of her. Her father, a labourer, works hard to

support the family of six. In the morning, he taps rubber trees. In the afternoon, he does

carpentry to earn extra income. Her mother is a housewife. She helps to make ends meet by

selling nasi lemak. She also weaves mats to sell. Yesterday evening, when interviewed by

three reporters, Laila said that she owed her success to her teachers and parents. By having

group discussions with her friends and planning her time well, she managed to score good

grades in her examinations.

1 How many members are there in Laila’s family?

A Three

B Four

C Five

D Six

2 The phrase make ends meet shows that Laila’s mother has _____

A achieved her hope

B planned the future

C a lot of money

D to do extra job

3 What did Laila do to achieve straight As in her UPSR?

A She had group discussions and managed her time well.

B She took part in the co-curricular activities.

C Her teachers helped with her homework

D Her father supported the family


4 To whom did she owe her success?

A Parents and teachers

B Reporters and parents.

C Labourers and reporters

D Parents, teachers and friends

5 From the passage, we know that Laila _____

A likes to weave mats

B is a nasi lemak seller

C succeeded in her studies

D always has discussion with her mother


List A List B

Her father did not stop her from success.

She also weaves mats to sell.

Poverty and family problems works hard to support the family of six.


7 From the text, we know that ...

She was interviewed by reporters.

She tapped rubber tree in the morning.

She was selected as the best pupils.

8 The most suitable proverb for this story is ...

Where there's a will there's a way

A friend in need is a friend indeed

A penny saved is a penny gained


EXERCISE 12

Study the advertisement below. Then answer the following question.


1 If Mia Antasha had RM50.00, what would she buy?

Coco Leather Handbag

Kitty Handbag

Anyam Hand-woven Handbag

2 How many handbags can she purchased with RM160.00?

One handbag

Two handbags

Three handbags



List A List B

Black, brown and red made of soft screw-pine leaves.

Free leather purse with a purchase of Kitty Handbag.

Hand-women Handbag is is available for Coco Leather Handbag.


4 Which handbag would you buy? Why?

5 What do you understand by the phrase “Made of synthetic leather”?


EXERCISE 13

Study the flyer and read the dialogue below. Answer the questions that follow.


1 The flyer above is about ...

The Annual Book Worm Convention.

writing competition.

book sale.

2 The word annual can be replaced with ...

yearly

monthly

daily



3 “All entries should be sent to ...”


4 What will you get if you were announced as the second runner up?

5 What type of book would you choose if you were to enter the competition? Why?


EXERCISE 14

Study the advertisement below. Answer the questions that follow.

YOU ARE WANTED

A well known firm in Johor Bahru offers citizens of Malaysia a great opportunity to fill the

following vacancies.

Receptionist

Qualifications Able to speak English and Bahasa Melayu

SPM with good results and languages

Must be cheerful and respectful all times

Duties To help customers with enquiries and services

Secretary

Qualifications A diploma in secretarial courses is must

Efficient and willing to travel

Must be able to write reports and speak in English and Bahasa

Melayu

Able to speak a third language

Willing to work long hours

Duties To help the General Manager in report-writing, planning for work

schedule and arranging appointments

GOOD SALARIES AND BONUSES!

If you are interested, please contact Miss Mia Antasha at 07- 3862170

Before November 3, 2015



1 The above advertisement if for these vacancies below, except ...

Receptionist

Manager

Secretary

2 Applicant must be able to speak ...

Bahasa Melayu and English.

Bahasa Melayu and Mandarin.

English and Mandarin.


List A List B

A receptionist duty is is a must for secretary applicants.

A diploma in secretarial courses

the person to contact is Miss Mia

Antasha.

If interested in applying for the

vacancies,

to help customers with enquires and

services.

4 Why do think Bahasa Melayu and English is a must?

5 What do you understand by the phrase “Able to speak a third language” ?


EXERCISE 15

Study the advertisement below. Answer the questions that follow.


1 If Syafiq had an medical emergency, he would see ...

Teacher

Doctor

Policeman

2 If Amal saw a robbery at his neighbour’s house, he will ...

Get advice from the doctor.

Teach and educate the robber.

Contact the policeman.



4 Which occupation requires formal dressing? Why?

5 ‘local or overseas’

What is the phrase above mean?


List A List B

Strong characters, discipline and

brave are

patient, dedicated and knowledgeable

person.

A teacher is a the characteristic of a policeman.

A patient should see a doctor for advice.


EXERCISE 16

Study the notice below. Answer the questions that follow.

LOVE OUR ENVIRONMENT WEEK

Love our environment! Care for all l iving things.

Remember the tips below:

Do not litter

Do not pluck flowers or plants in parks

Recycle bottles, papers, glasses and aluminium cans

Do not dump rubbish in the seas / rivers

Activities for pupils:

Poster making competition.

Colouring contest.

Games and quizzes.

Story- telling competition.

‘Making Recycled Paper’ demonstration

Come and listen to our talk

Venue : School Hall

Place : 20 July 2007

Time : 10.00 am – 12.00 pm

Topic : How You Can Care for the Environment?

Brought to you by, The Nature Society

SK Felda Redong

Segamat


1 What is the notice about?

A The Environment Week

B A talk about the environment

C The Nature Society activities

D Recycling activities

2 During the Environment Week, pupils can ...

A join a recycling contest.

B see how recycled paper is done.

C recycle bottles and aluminium cans

D give talk on environment

3 The talk will be held at

A SK Felda Redong

B the school hall

C the Nature Society room

D School canteen

4 How long will the talk be?

A 30 minutes

B 60 minutes

C 120 minutes

D 180 minutes

5 Who is the organizer of the talk?

A The Nature Society

B The Environment Club

C SK Felda Redong

D The School Hall




The activities are for the teachers only.

Demonstration on how to make recycled paper.

Pupils can joinolouring, singing and story-telling competition.

7 Which of the following is not water transportation?

Canoes

Yachts

Trishaw


8 List 3 ways to keep our environment clean.

i

ii

iii


CAMPING PACK

Type : Outdoor activity

Needed : a tent, a compass and a

rope

Activity : rough and tough

Benefit : good for team

building and friendship

FISHING PACK

Type : Outdoor activity

Needed : a fishing rod, bait and

a pail

Activity :relax and enjoy

Benefit : learn to be

patient

DRAWING PACK

Type : Indoor activity

Needed : brush, drawing

block and watercolours/

crayon

Activity : relax and enjoy

Benefit : learn about art

Nothing to do this holiday?

Bored staying home?

Parents are working?

Come join us for a spectacular and

exciting school holiday activities.

Registration : Elite Camp, Kota Tinggi

Fee: RM250 / person

Date : 20 July 2016

Contact : Cikgu Syafiq 013-3218762

EXERCISE 17

Study the flyer below and read the dialogue below. Answer the questions that follow.

ELITE SUMMER CAMP

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ACTIVITIES

*First 50 persons to register will get a gift bag and 10% discount of the fee.


Malik : Mum, did you see the flyer about the holiday activities?

Mum : Yes. Why? Are you interested in joining the camp?

Malik : Yes, mom. I do. They’re giving great discount. Shall we register this evening?

Mum : What activity do you want to do?

Malik : Well, I like outdoor activities. I think I want to join camping pack.

Mum : Oh, I almost forgot about it. Would your sister like to join to? She likes drawing.

Malik : Sure. She’ll be interested.

Mum : Ok. Let’s talk to her.


1 These outdoor activities would be perfect for Malik, except ...

Camping

Fishing

Drawing


2 How much would Malik’s mother pay for the fee if both of them are going?

RM250.00

RM500.00

RM350.00


List A List B

You need a tent, a compass and a

rope go to Elite Camp, Kota Tinggi.

To register, you need to for the camping activities.

For enquires, we need to call Cikgu Syafiq.


4 Which activity pack would you choose? Why?

5 ‘First 50 persons...’

What is the phrase above mean?


EXERCISE 18

Read the text below. Answer the questions that follow.

The Story of the Coconut Tree

(A Malaysian Folk Tale)

There was once an old man. He was very, very old. Some people said he was a

thousand years old! He was also very wise and he knew many things. Many people came to

visit him in his cave near the sea. They always asked him to help them.

One day, a young man came to see this wise old man.

“O wise father,” said the young man, “I want to be useful to people. I want to serve

them all my life. How can I do this?”

“That’s very good,” said the old man. ”Here is a magic box. Do not open until you

reach home. If you open it now, something will happen to you.”

“Thank you, wise father,” said the young man. He took the box and left. When he was

out of the cave, he stopped. “I wonder what is in the box?” he said to himself. “I’m going to

look.” He opened the box and at once he turned into a tall tree – a coconut tree!

That was his punishment for disobeying the old man, but he still had his wish because

the coconut tree is very useful to people.

1 Why did people visit the old man?

A Because he was wise.

B Because he knew many things.

C Because they want to visit him.

D Because they want to ask for help.

2 Why did the young man open the box?

A He was too excited.

B He was curious about the content of the box.

C He wanted to be rich.

D He wanted to be wise like the old man.


3 What was the young man’s wish?

A He wanted to be a useful person.

B He wanted to be a coconut tree.

C He wanted to be rich and famous.

D He wanted to be like the old man.


4 The most suitable idiom for the story is ...

All that glitters is not gold

Curiosity killed the cat.

Great Minds Think Alike

6 Why did the young man go to the cave?

7 What happened to the young man? Why?

8 Do you think this story interesting?

5 The wise old man gave him a ...

A coconut tree

An advice

A box


EXERCISE 19

Read the story below. Answer the questions that follow.

“Shake it off and step up”

One day, donkey fell into the farmer’s well. The farmer heard the donkey braying when

it fell. After thinking for a while, the farmer felt sorry with the donkey. He therefore called

his neighbours together and told them what had happened. He asked them to help him to

carry soil to bury the old donkey in the well and him out of his pain.

The old donkey was not happy. It was angry. But as the farmer and his neighbours

continued digging and the soil hit the donkey’s back, it thought of an idea. Every time the soil

landed on its back; it should shake it off and step up! The donkey did this again and again.

“Shake it off and step up…shake it off and step up…shake it off and step up!” It

repeated to encourage itself. No matter how painful the situation seem, the old donkey kept

himself strong and continued on shaking it off and stepping up!

It was not long before the old donkey, beaten and tired, step confidently over the wall of

the well!

1 Who did the farmer call to get help?

A His wife.

B His neighbours.

C His friends.

D His family.

2 The farmer called his neighbours together to help him to ...

A carry soils.

B pull out the donkey.

C dig the ground.

D look for the donkey.


3 The word sorry in the text above, is best replaced with ...

A happy

B pleased

C glad

D sympathy

4 When the soil landed on its back, the donkey ...

A cried for help.

B shake it off.

C was angry.

D did nothing.

5 The donkey survived because of its?

A Determination.

B Faith.

C Strength.

D Wisdom.


6 The most suitable idiom for the story is ...

Out of the frying pan and into the fire

Start from scratch


8 If you were the farmer, would you bury the donkey too? Why?

7 The donkey felt as below except ...

Angry

Irritated

Excited


EXERCISE 20

Read the story below. Answer the questions that follow.

Long ago, there were two friends who were farmers. Their names were Ujang and

Ramli. They were best of friends and neighbours too.

One day, when Ujang was digging a well, he found a wooden box buried deep in the

ground. He opened and found gold coins in it. Ujang told Ramli what he had found. He said,

“You are my best friend. I plan to share half the gold with you.” Ramli replied, “I’ll take the

box home and take out my share. Then you can have the rest.”

Back home, when Ramli and his wife saw the gold coins, they became greedy. They

wanted all the gold for themselves. Ramli and his wife imagined what they could do with the

gold. After dinner, they opened the box once more to see the gold coins. To their surprise, the

gold coins suddenly changed into worms. Ramli thought Ujang played a trick on him.

Feeling angry and disappointed, Ramli and his wife took the box to Ujang’s house. As

they came nearer, they could hear Ujang and his wife talking about their good fortune. Ramli

and his wife became angrier. They wanted to teach Ujang and his wife a lesson. They decided

to climb up the roof. Through a hole on the roof, they emptied the box of worms onto the

couple’s heads. As the worms came down, they changed into gold coins.


1 Ujang found the box when he was …

digging a well.

climbing the roof.

having his dinner.


3 What did Ujang plan to do with the gold coins?

4 Do you think Ujang played a trick on Ramli? Why?

5 Ramli and his wife emptied the box of worms onto Ujang‟s head. Was the action

correct? Why

2 .The most suitable proverb for the story is ...

One good turn deserves another.

Make hay while the sun shines.

Empty vessels make the most noise.



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ENGLISH 013

BONUS NOTES

LIST OF PROVERBS, IDIOMS & SIMILES


LIST OF PROVERBS, IDIOMS & EXPRESSION

Between the devil and the deep sea

To choose between two equally bad alternatives in a serious dilemma.


When a person really wants to do something, he will find a way of doing it.

A burnt child dreads fire

A bad experience or a horrifying incident may scar one's attitude or thinking for a lifetime.

First come, first served

The first in line will be attended to first.

.

A friend in need is a friend indeed

A friend who helps when one is in trouble is a real friend

Discretion is the better part of valor

If you say discretion is the better part of valor, you mean that avoiding a dangerous or

unpleasant situation is sometimes the most sensible thing to do.

A hungry man is an angry man

A person who does not get what he wants or needs is a frustrated person and will be easily

provoked to rage.

Empty vessels make the most noise

Those people who have a little knowledge usually talk the most and make the greatest fuss.

A man is as old as he feels

A person's age is immaterial - it is only when he thinks and feels that he is ageing that he

actually becomes old.

Great talkers are little doers

Those people who talk a lot and are always teaching others usually do not do much work.

An idle brain is the devil's workshop

One who has nothing to do will be tempted to do many mischievous acts.

An ounce of discretion is worth a pound of wit

It is better to be careful and discrete than to be clever.

Faint heart never won fair lady

To succeed in life one must have the courage to pursue what he wants.

A penny saved is a penny gained

By being thrifty one will be able to save up

A rolling stone gathers no moss

A person who never settles in one place or who often changes his job will not succeed in life

; one who is always changing his mind will never get anything done.


As you sow, so you shall reap

One will either enjoy or suffer the consequences of his earlier actions or inactions.

Barking dogs seldom bite

Those who make loud threats seldom carry them out.

Better late than never To do something that is right, profitable, or good a little late is still better than not doing it at

all.

A bird in hand is worth two in the bush

Something that one already has is better than going after something seemingly more

worthwhile that one may not be able to get.

Birds of a feather flock together

People of the same sort of character or belief always go together.

Call a spade a spade

If you say that someone calls a spade a spade, you mean that they speak frankly and directly,

often about embarrassing or unpleasant subjects; an informal expression.

Charity begins at home

A person's first obligation should be to help the member of his own family before he can

begin thinking of talking about helping others.

A great talker is a great liar

A smooth and persuasive talker may be a good liar.

Every cloud has a silver lining

If you say that every cloud has a silver lining, you mean that every sad or unpleasant

situation has a positive side to it. If you talk about silver lining you are talking about

something positive that comes out of a sad or unpleasant situation.

All that glitters is not gold

Do not be deceived by things or offers that appear to be attractive.

Eat to live, but do not live to eat

Man was created for a divine purpose and he has a destiny with his Creator - he was not born

just to enjoy food.

Don't put all your eggs in one basket

One should not risk everything he has in a single venture.

Every dog has its day

Everyone will get a period of success or satisfaction during his lifetime.

Every one can find fault, few can do better

It is easier to find fault in other people's actions or methods than to do it properly or correctly.


Any time means no time

When an event is not decided on or planned earlier it will never take place.

Fair exchange is no robbery

A contract is fair as long as both the parties understand and agree to the conditions willingly;

after a deal is closed neither side can turn around and say that he was unfairly treated.

Fire is a good servant but a bad master

Fire, like any other manmade tool or device, will serve man well only when it is controlled

and used wisely.

Where there’s a will there’s a way:

When a person really wants to do something, he will find a way of doing it.

First come, first served:

The first in line will be attended to first.

A friend in need is a friend indeed:

A friend who helps when one is in trouble is a real friend.

Discretion is the better part of valor:

If you say discretion is the better part of valor, you mean that avoiding a dangerous or

unpleasant situation is sometimes the most sensible thing to do.

A hungry man is an angry man:

A person who does not get what he wants or needs is a frustrated person and will be easily

provoked to rage.

Empty vessels make the most noise:

Those people who have a little knowledge usually talk the most and make the greatest fuss.

A man is as old as he feels:

A person’s age is immaterial – it is only when he thinks and feels that he is ageing that he

actually becomes old.

Great talkers are little doers:

Those people who talk a lot and are always teaching others usually do not do much work.

An idle brain is the devil’s workshop:

One who has nothing to do will be tempted to do many mischievous acts.

An ounce of discretion is worth a pound of wit:

It is better to be careful and discrete than to be clever.

Faint heart never won fair lady:

To succeed in life one must have the courage to pursue what he wants.


A penny saved is a penny gained:

By being thrifty one will be able to save up.

A rolling stone gathers no moss:

A person who never settles in one place or who often changes his job will not succeed in life ;

one who is always changing his mind will never get anything done.

As you sow, so you shall reap:

One will either enjoy or suffer the consequences of his earlier actions or inactions.

Barking dogs seldom bite:

Those who make loud threats seldom carry them out.

Better late than never:

To do something that is right, profitable, or good a little late is still better than not doing it at

all.

A bird in hand is worth two in the bush:

Something that one already has is better than going after something seemingly more

worthwhile that one may not be able to get.

Birds of a feather flock together:

People of the same sort of character or belief always go together.

Call a spade a spade:

If you say that someone calls a spade a spade, you mean that they speak frankly and directly,

often about embarrassing or unpleasant subjects; an informal expression.

Charity begins at home :

A person’s first obligation should be to help the member of his own family before he can

begin thinking of talking about helping others.

A great talker is a great liar:

A smooth and persuasive talker may be a good liar.

Every cloud has a silver lining:

If you say that every cloud has a silver lining, you mean that every sad or unpleasant situation

has a positive side to it. If you talk about silver lining you are talking about something

positive that comes out of a sad or unpleasant situation.


Bird in the hand is worth two in the bush

Apa yang sudah pasti lebih baik dari apa yang belum pasti.

A Blessing In Disguise

Hikmah dalam kesusahan yang berlaku.

A Piece Of Cake

Sesuatu yang sangat mudah.

A Slip Of The Tongue

Tersilap cakap.

A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing

Kejahatan yang menyamar sebagai kebaikan.

Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder

Apabila jarang bertemu, semakin sayang.

Actions Speak Louder Than Words

Perbuatan lebih berkesan dari perkataan.

All That Glitters Is Not Gold

Tidak semua yang nampak menarik itu baik.

As Light As A Feather

Sangat ringan, seperti bulu burung.

Beating Around The Bush

Putar-belit.

Better Late Than Never

Lebih baik lambat, dari tidak ada langsung / tidak pernah.

Birds Of A Feather Flock Together

Orang yang mempunyai persamaan akan berkumpul bersama.

Burning The Midnight Oil

Bekerja hingga lewat malam.

Cross Your Fingers

Mengharapkan yang terbaik.

Cry Over Spilt Milk

Menyesal atas sesuatu yang sudah berlaku.

Curiosity Killed The Cat

Perasaan ingin tahu yang membawa kesusahan.


Don't Count Your Chickens Until They're Hatched

Jangan mengira hasil sebelum berusaha (angan-angan Mat Jenin).

Don't Put All Your Eggs In One Basket

Jangan letakkan semua harapan pada satu tempat sahaja.

Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining

Setiap kesusahan yang berlaku ada hikmahnya.

Great Minds Think Alike

Pemikiran yang sama.

Have No Idea

Tidak tahu langsung.

Head Over Heel

Jatuh cinta.

Icing On The Cake

Perkara yang baik / menggembirakan.

It Takes Two To Tango

Setiap pergaduhan melibatkan dua pihak.

Lend Me Your Ear

Tolong dengar apa yang saya ingin katakana.

Let Bygones Be Bygones

Yang berlalu biarlah berlalu.

Let The Cat Out Of The Bag

Membocorkan rahsia.

Out Of The Blue

Secara tiba-tiba

Out Of the Frying Pan and into the Fire

Dari satu kesusahan, ke satu kesusahan yang lain.

Practice Makes Perfect

Latihan berterusan akan memahirkan kita.

Pulling Your Leg

Bergurau.

Rome Was Not Built In One Day

Tidak ada jalan pintas ke arah kejayaan.


Second Nature

Kemahiran yang sudah menjadi satu kebiasaan harian.

Start From Scratch

Bermula dari bawah.

The Apple Of Your Eye

Kesayangan.

The Early Bird Catches The Worm

Orang yang awal bangun dan bekerja akan mendapat lebih hasil.

The Pot Calling The Kettle Black

Orang yang bersalah tetap mempersalahkan orang lain.

The Pros And Cons

Kebaikan dan keburukan.

The Sky Is The Limit

Tidak ada batas.

Turn Over A New Leaf

Berubah / Insaf.

Two Wrongs Don't Make A Right

Jangan membalas kejahatan dengan kejahatan.

Under The Weather

Kurang sihat.

Variety Is The Spice Of Life

Kepelbagaian menjadikan kehidupan lebih menarik.

Without A Doubt

Tanpa sebarang syak-wasangka.

You Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover

Jangan menilai seseorang daripada luarannya sahaja.


LIST OF SIMILES

as agile as a monkey

as alike as two peas

as angry as a wasp

as bald as an egg

as bashful as a schoolgirl

as beautiful as a rainbow

as big as an elephant

as black as coal

as blind as a bat

as busy as a bee

as careless as the wind

as clear as crystal

as cold as ice

as cool as a cucumber

as cunning as a fox

as deep as the sea

as easy as ABC

as faithful as a dog

as fast as lightning

as fit as a fiddle

as gentle as a dove

as graceful as a swan

as green as grass

as happy as a lark

as hard as iron

as playful as a kitten

as sweet as honey

as proud as a peacock

as quiet as a mouse

as steady as a rock

as tall as a giant

as tough as a leather

as white as snow

as wide as the ocean

as wise as an owl

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