Upsr Paper 1 Presentation 2011

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ENGLISH

PAPER 1014/1

PREPARED BY

SHAHRUL FADZIL BIN MOHDIBRAHIM


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UPSR PAPER 1

TIME : 50 MINUTES

MARKS : 40 MARKS


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SECTION A (VOCABULARY)

1. QUESTION 1 4 (WORD LEVEL)

2. QUESTION 5 7 (PHRASE LEVEL)

3. QUESTION 8 10 (SENTENCE LEVEL)

EXAMPLE
http://upsr1n2/SR1A.docxhttp://upsr1n2/SR1A.docx


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SECTION B

(SOCIAL EXPRESSIONS) QUESTIONS 11 15

EXAMPLE
http://upsr1n2/SR1B.docxhttp://upsr1n2/SR1B.docx


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SECTION C (GRAMMAR,

SPELLING AND PUNCTUATION)QUESTIONS 16 25)

EXAMPLE 1

EXAMPLE 2

EXAMPLE 3
http://upsr1n2/SR1C.docxhttp://upsr1n2/SR1C(2).docxhttp://upsr1n2/SR1C(3).docxhttp://upsr1n2/SR1C(3).docxhttp://upsr1n2/SR1C(2).docxhttp://upsr1n2/SR1C.docx


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SECTION D

(TEXT COMPLETION)

QUESTIONS 26 30

EXAMPLE
http://upsr1n2/SR1D.docxhttp://upsr1n2/SR1D.docx


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SECTION E

(READING COMPREHENSION)

QUESTION 31 40

EXAMPLE
http://upsr1n2/SR1E.docxhttp://upsr1n2/SR1E.docx


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ENGLISH PAPER 1

A.WORDS LEVEL

CONTENTS (1) TOOLS AND

EQUIPMENT

ANIMALS

BUILDINGS ANDPLACES

OCCUPATIONS

RELATIONSHIPS

THE BODY

CLOTHING

FRUITS AND

VEGETABLES VEGETATIONS

FOOD, DRINKSAND MEALS

TABLEWAREAND KITCHENUTENSILS


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TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

Gardening tools

Carpentry tools

Cleaning tools

Writing tools

Sewing tools


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Gardening and carpentry

tools

Watering can

Wheelbarrow

Rake Shears

Sickle

Shovel Lawnmower

spade

Hammer

Ladder

Screwdriver Nail

Spanner

Pincers Drill

Saw


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Cleaning and writing

tools

Pail

Dustpan

Feather duster Rag

Sponge

Mop Squeegee

broom

Ruler

Envelopes

Highlighter Penknife

Hole puncher

Stapler Staple

Ink


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Sewing tools

Sewing

machines

Needle Pin

Scissors

Measuring tape Thread

Thimble


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Animals

Monkey

Zebra

Goat Donkey

Giraffe

Sheep Horse

Gorilla

Deer

Cow

Pony Chimpanzee


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What to know about

animals

Mammals

Amphibians

Reptiles Fish

Crustaceans

Birds Mollusks

Male, female

and its young

Animals andsounds

Animals and

their movements


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Building and places

Airport

Apiary

Aviary Bakery

Bank

Caf Cemetery

Cinema

College

Desert

Dock Field


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Occupations

Architect

Artist

Engineer Farmer

Grocer

Hawker Housewife

Judge

Optician

Plumber

Sailor Surgeon

Trishaw rider

Typist


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Parts of the body

Forehead

Eyelashes

Eyebrow Finger

Mouth

Teeth Thumb

Lips


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Clothing

Hat

Cap

Turban Veil

Raincoat

Tracksuit Mortar board

pyjamas

Pinafore

Singlet

Swimsuit Goggles

Sandals

Clogs Slippers

Gloves


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Fruits and vegetables

Apple

Apricots

Banana Cherry

Date

Dragon fruits Grapes

Jackfruit

Aubergine

Bean sprouts

Bitter gourd Broccoli

Cabbage

Carrot Cauliflower

Spinach


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Vegetation

Flowers

Balsam

Bougainvilleas Cannas

Carnation

Daffodil Lotus

Tulip

Plants and trees

Bamboo

Bush Cactus

Palm tree

Ferns Paddy

Rattan


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Parts of plants or trees

Flower

Petal

Stalk Bulb

Root

Seed

Branch Trunk

Fruit

Bark

Root

Bud Leaf

Stem


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Food, drinks and meals

Beef

Biscuits

Bread Butter

Cake

Coffee

Curry

Dessert

Lamb

Lunch

Dinner. Pickles

Pie

Pizza

Sugar

sauce


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TABLEWARE AND

KITCHEN UTENSILS FLASK

KETTLE

DISH RACK

ROLLING PIN PAN

KNIFE

BOTTLE OPENER

CAN OPENER

MORTAR AND PESTLE

DUSTBIN

GRATER

SPATULA

STRAINER

CHOPSTICKS

BOWL

GLASS FORK

PLATE

LADLE

SPOON

POT

BASIN

WOK

JAR


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WORDS LEVELCONTENTS (2) TRANSPORTS

ELECTRICALSITEMS

FURNITURE

GAMES, SPORTAND EXERCISES

MUSICALSINSTRUMENTS

SYNONYMS

ANTONYMS

GENDER

DAYS ANDMONTHS


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TRANSPORT AEROPLANE

HORT-AIR BALLOON

AMBULANCE

BUS

JEEP LORRY

CAR

MOTORCYCLE

SCOOTER

TAXI

TRAIN

TRISHAW

TRICYCLE

TRUCK

VAN

FOUR WHEEL DRIVE

CANOE

DINGHY FERRY

HOVERCRAFT

JUNK

MOTORBOAT

RAFT

SAMPAN

SHIP

YACHT


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ELECTRICAL ITEMS Ceiling fan

Table fan

Air conditioner Water heater

Blender

Stand lamp

Electric kettle

Toaster

Microwave

Refrigerator

Iron Washing machine

Vacuum cleaner

Table lamp

Fluorescent light

Light bulb


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FURNITURE Dining table

Coffee table

Desk

Dressing table

Wardrobe

Sofa

Stool

bookshelf

Chair

Bench

Venetian blind

Footstool

Bed

Cot

Cabinet

Cupboard


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GAMES, SPORT ANDEXERCISES Archery

Athletics

Badminton

Basketball

Bowling

Chess

Darts

Diving

Draughts

Fishing

Football

Golf

Hiking

Hockey

Horse riding

Jogging

Judo

Karate


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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Banjo

Guitar

Violin

Gong

Cymbals

Piano

Organ

Xylophone

Drum

Tambourine

Flute

Trumpet

Harmonica

Recorder

Triangle


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SYNONYMS Achieve-accomplish

Answer reply

Animal beast Bad evil

Big large

Burglar thief

Brittle fragile

Broad - wide

Check examine

Close shut

Clever smart Cry sob/weep

Dangerous - risky

Damp moist

Fall drop

Home - residence


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ANTONYMS Above below

Attack defend

Before after

Begin end

Buy sell

Catch throw

Cold - hot


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GENDER Actor actress

Boy girl

Bridegroom bride

Dad mum

Emperor empress

Husband wife

King - queen


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DAYS AND MONTHS Sunday

Monday

Tuesday Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

January

February

March April

May

June

July


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B. PHRASE LEVEL

PHRASAL

QUANTIFIERS AND

COLLECTIVE NOUNS

ADJECTIVES +PREPOSITIONS

COMBINATONS

ADJECTIVES +

ADJECTIVES

COMBINATIONS

POSSESIVE

ADJECTIVE + NOUN

COMBINATIONS

PREPOSITION +PLACE

COMBINATIONS

SIMILES

TIME PHRASE


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PHRASAL QUANTIFIERS AND

COLLECTIVE NOUNS

An army of soldiers

An audience of people

A band of musician A herd of cattle

A litter of cubs

An army of ants A collection of stamps


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ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS

COMBINATONS

Afraid ofhe is afraid of dogs

Angry with

I am angry with my brother Angry aboutI am angry about the matter

Excited aboutThe boys are excited about the

trip. Famous forJacky Chan is famous for his

stunts.


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ADJECTIVES + ADJECTIVES

COMBINATIONS

Big black cat

Angry young woman

Long black hair Small old man

Big white horse

Big round table Long thin face


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POSSESIVE ADJECTIVE + NOUN

COMBINATIONS

My book

His car

Its tail Their friends

Young hair

Our house Her dress


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PREPOSITION + PLACE

COMBINATIONS

At home

In the kitchen

On the wall

Outside the cave

Under the bridge

Within the compund

At the roadside

In the river


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SIMILES

As devoted as a mother

As happy as a king

As helpless as a baby

As angry as a bull

As brave as a lion

As alike as two peas

As cold as ice

As easy as ABC


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TIME PHRASE

At night

At midnight

Every day

In the morning

On Saturday

Twice a week

Two weeks ago

Once a week


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C. SENTENCE LEVEL

One picture for each questions

Choose the best sentence to describe the

picture TO SCORE you must know a lot of

action words?

How many words?


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ACTIONS WORD

Carry Pat Swallow Kneel Knock

Lift Wash Bite Sit Chase

Pull Wipe Write Stand Hide

Push Sweep Draw Lie Receive

Drop Mop Paint Crawl Give

Squeeze Brush Read Climb Buy

Pick Wring Erase Listen/hear Sell

Punch Clean Teach Speak/talk Help

Pinch Cook Dance Shout/yell Sleep

Slap Iron Sing Whisper Rest

Beat Prepare Run Scold FallHit Take Walk See/watch Fly

Scratch Throw Jog Cry/weep Make

Kick Catch Squat Laugh Put

Touch Eat Jump Dig Show

Caress Chew Hop Drink Wear


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ACTION WORD TWO


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D. SOCIAL EXPRESSIONS TO GREET

TO BID FAREWELL

TO INTRODUCE

TO MAKEREQUESTS

TO ENQUIRES

TELEPHONECONVERSATION

TO ENCOURAGE

FESTIVALS

SPECIALOCCASIONS

OTHERSITUATIONS

EXERCISE 4
http://upsr1n2/SR1D.docxhttp://upsr1n2/SR1D.docx


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E. GRAMMAR, SPELLING

AND PUNCTUATIONS

Never give up cause u can do it.Rome was never built in a day!


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GRAMMAR

NOUNS

PRONOUNS

ADJECTIVES

PREPOSITIONS

ARTICLES

CONJUNCTIONS

ADVERBS

MODALS

TENSES

SUBJECT-VERB-

AGREEMENT

POSITIVE ANDNEGATIVE

STATEMENTS

QUESTIONS AND

RESPONSES

QUESTIONS TAG


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NOUNS - common and proper, countable anduncountable, singular and plural.

PRONOUNS he, she, mine, yours, his, theirs

ADJECTIVES

oval, square, big, tall, blue, red PREPOSITIONS on, in, beside, under, over

ARTICLES an, a, the

CONJUNCTIONS and, or, but, because, so

ADVERBS

sweetly, quickly, soundly, hungrily

MODALS must, have to, could, should


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TENSES

present, past, future

SUBJECT-VERB-AGREEMENT

- The girl is present today.

- Amrit walks to school every day.

- Abu and Lily play chess.

- The water is hot.- The pupils are happy.

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE


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POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE

STATEMENTS

I am your friend.

I am not your friend

Come nearer.

Do not come nearer

The car is moving.

The car is not moving


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QUESTIONS AND RESPONSES

- Is this my new bag?

Yes, it is.

No, it isn't.

- Are these Hakim's books?

Yes, they are.No, they aren't.


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SPELLING(which word is right?)

Biscuit Bread Chest Rabit Earoplen

Kitents Docter Sialors Cat Boat

Mutton Cobbler Mechanic Ankel Techer

Coconut Lekturer Shop Eagel Book

Tomatoe daimond boot elephant Lawyer


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PUNCTUATIONS FULL STOP (.)

COMMA (,)

QUESTION MARK (?)

EXCLAMATION MARK (!) COLON (:)

SEMICOLON (;)

APOSTROPHE ()

QUATATION MARKS ( )

CAPITAL LETTER (ABC)


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F. TEXT COMPLETION

One picture

Look at the picture

Read the whole text

Deter the tenses

Choose the best

answer.


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G. READING COMPREHENSION(LINEAR AND NON LINEAR TEXTS)

Linear texts

story

speech

factual passage

newspaper report

letter

poem

dialogue

narrative

Non-linear texts

table

label

notice

advertisement

map

poster

graph/chart


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WHY DO CANDIDATES GETLOWER MARKS IN THIS PAPER CARELESS

FINISH TOO SOON

NO DOUBLE CHECK

DO NOT LOOK ATTHE PICTURES

PROVIDED

DO NOT CHECK THETENSE (QUESTION

26-30)

NOT ENOUGH TIME

(FOCUS TOO MUCH

TIME ON DIFFICULT

QUESTIONS) TOO NERVOUS


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