Section A
Question 1 - 5
A. Arrange the letters. Write the correct words.
1. The elephant is a (srgont) __________________
animal.
2. The tiger has (arpsh) ____________ teeth.
3. A tortoise has a (rdha) ______________ shell.
4. The giraffe has a (lgon) _____________ neck.
5. The chimpanzee is a (hiary) ______________
animal
(10 marks)
Section B
Question 11 - 20
B. Write ‘a’ or ‘an’ in the blanks.
11. _____________ elephant 16. ______________ whale
12. _____________ iguana 17. ______________ octopus
13. _____________ unicorn 18. ______________ temple
14. _____________ ship 19. ______________ ant
15. _____________ uncle 20. ______________ mosque
(10 marks)
Section C
Question 21-23
C. Circle the correct answer.
Housin
g
Area
Ch Museum
ur
ch
Bank Clinic Stadium
Diagram for Question 21 – 23.
21. The church is _________ the housing area.
A. on
B. in
C. near
D. opposite
22. The museum is __________ to the stadium.
A. beside
B. behind
C. in
D. opposite
23.The housing area is ____________ the bank.
a. among
b. beside
c. in the middle of
d. in front of
(3 marks)
Section D
Question 24-28
D. Replace the underlined words with ‘He’, ‘She’, ‘It’, ‘We’ or ‘They’.
24. Dina and Lina are at the beach.
______________________________________________________
25. Mary goes to church on Sundays.
______________________________________________________
26. My mother and I love to eat mangosteens.
27. David is going camping tomorrow.
______________________________________________________
28. The cat has black and white patches on its fur.
__________________________________________________________
(5 marks)
Section E
Question 29-33
E. Read the notices below.
Singing Competition Art Competition
Date: 30 May 2006 Date: 28 May 2006
Time: 3.00 pm Time: 4.30 pm
Place: Orchard Plaza Place: Oasis Square
Fee: RM 1.00 Fee: RM 2.00
Prize: Radio Prize: Painting set
Complete the table based on the information above.
Event Singing Competition Art Competition
Date 30 May 2006 (31)________________________
__
Time (29)________________________ 4.30 pm
__
Place Orchard Plaza (32)________________________
__
Fee (30)________________________ RM 2.00
__
Prize Radio (33)________________________
__
(5 marks)
Section F
Question 34-40
Read the passage. Circle the correct answer.
Dugongs or sea cows __(34)__ mammals. They live in the sea. They are found in the
warm oceans near Africa, Australia, India, and the Philippines.
Dugongs have __(35)__ round head, small eyes, a large flat snout and thick whiskers.
Their skin is brown and wrinkled. They have a tail that looks like the tail of a whale. They use
their tails and front flippers to balance and turn. Dugongs cannot see very well but they have
very good hearing. Their young __(36)__ called a calf. Dugongs eat plants __(37)__ sea grass.
They have a pair of teeth that look like tusks.
Dugongs live for about 50 years. They are about three metres long. They weight about
230 to 500 kilograms. They move very slowly. Dugongs are gentle animals. They do not fight
with each other. They spend their whole lives __(38)__the water.
34. 37.
A. a A. but
B. is B. and
C. the C. then
D. are D.these
35. 38.
A. a A. on
B. is B. and
C. the C. in
D. are D. between
36.
A. a
B. is
C. the
D. are
DOLPHIN
The dolphin with its smiling face and playful habits has always been a
favourite of man. Because it lives in water, many think that the dolphins
are a kind of fish. In fact they are wrong. Dolphins are actually mammals.
They are warm-blooded animals and give birth to their young.
Dolphins do not have any gills so they breathe through their
blowholes. Therefore they come up to the surface to breathe. A young
dolphin is called a calf. It looks like its mother. It clings on to its mother for
about 18 months. As it grows, it becomes more adventurous and moves
about its own.
Dolphins do not travel alone. They always travel and live in a group.
The group is known as a school. A school of dolphin consists of about 20 to
100 dolphins. They always seem to be enjoying themselves in the group.
They are also very cautious and will protect one another from any danger.
A dolphin is in fact a very interesting mammal.
If you frequent zoos, you will also notice that dolphins are reared to
provide entertainment to patrons. Dolphins are experts at juggling balls at
the tips of their snorts just like the seals. Some dolphins allow young
children to ride on their backs. The children and adults simply love
dolphins.
Circle the correct answers.
39. The passage you read is more about ____________
A fish
B dolphins
C reptiles
D whales
40. Why do we call dolphin a mammal?
A It behaves like a mammal.
B It likes to play with humans.
C It gives birth to its young.
D It likes to travel in groups.
