Section B

[10 marks]
[Time Suggested: 25 minutes]

Questions 16-25 Read the information below and complete the graphic organiser that follows.

One of the ways we can help save the environment is by learning the
difference between “needs" and "wants”. Much of the carbon
dioxide emissions and waste generated are a result of our wants
that we convince ourselves are our needs. We tell ourselves we need
a big petrol-guzzling SUV because we need the space for long
Dr Anand drives. Many do not realise that a smaller car will do, too.

Examine everything you want to throw out. Is it broken or just

old? Can you repair it? Can you recycle it? Can you give it to
someone who needs it? Consider the four R’s : reduce, reuse,
repair and recycle. If your local authority does not have a
recycling station, then campaign for one to be set up. You can
save the environment by recycling.
Puan Maimunah

Do not be a water guzzler A few easy things to reduce your water

consumption is to turn the tap off when brushing your teeth. Have a
shower instead of a bath. Collect rain water to water the plants. Fix
leaky taps. Wash only full loads of laundry.

Mrs Chew

Exercise and walk to wherever you want to go. It is good for

you. There are other ways of travelling to work. Cycle or take
a bus and if all else fails, car pool.

Mr Jacob

I will support local farmers by shopping for vegetables grown

locally as this will reduce fuel costs and long supply chains. Locally
grown vegetables are cheaper and taste better. Use all vegetable
and food waste as compost for your garden.

Encik Rosli
Questions 16 – 20
Based on the information given, complete the following table.

No Description Person who made the suggestion

Consume local produce

16

Conserve water
17

Recycle things
18

Lead a healthy lifestyle

19

Keep the environment clean

20

Questions 21 – 25
Based on the information given, complete the following sentences with short answers.

21. Vegetables that are grown by local farmers ____________________________ [1 mark]

22. If we are not careful, our “wants” may lead to ___________________________ [1 mark]

23. By walking to work, we get to ________________________________________ [1 mark]

24. One way to conserve water is by _____________________________________ [1 mark]

25. Before throwing away used items, we should ____________________________ [1 mark]

 Section B
[10 marks]
[Time suggested: 25 minutes]

Question 16- 25
Read the following brochure and answer the questions given.

Redang Island Beach Resort

Super Save Supreme package

3 Days 2 Nights
Price Per Pax RM200only

The 3 days 2 nights Super Save Supreme package includes:

 2 way ferry transfer (to and fro from Syahbandar Jetty to Redang Island)
 Accommodation for 2 nights (rooms with air conditioner, hot shower and
safety box)
 Free buffet breakfast. Buffet lunch and dinner are provided at a discounted
rate.
 We offer 2 snorkelling trips to the open sea and 1 snorkelling trip at the
Marine Park (Exclude the entrance fee of Marine Park, the rental of
snorkelling equipment and life jacket).
 We also offer cycling, hiking and swimming packages.
 To book, log on to http://www.redang.com.my
 For further information, call +603 2031 5079

*Note: Starting from 1 April 2015, 6% GST will be imposed

Adapted from http://www.redang.com.my/resort/accom_packages.php

Question 16- 20
Using the information from the brochure, complete the table below.

Name of package: 16 …………………………………………………………………

Location: 17 …………………………………………………………………

Duration of the package: 18 …………………………………………………………………

Complimentary meal: 19 …………………………………………………………………

Price (For family of 4) : 20 …………………………………………………………………

Activities provided: Land

21 …………………………………………………………………

22 …………………………………………………………………

Water

23 …………………………………………………………………

24 …………………………………………………………………

Reservation: 25 ………………………………………………………………….

[10marks]
 Section B

[10 marks]
[Time suggested: 25 minutes]
Questions 16 to 25

Read the following text and answer the questions that follow.

Public Transport System

The importance of a good public transport system

Good public transport systems are an essential part of safe, clean and affordable transport
for development. From a social perspective, public transport is often the only means of
transport for the poor. Without it, they would be able to look at work opportunities only
within walking distance of their homes, so public transport improves their livelihood
opportunities. It also gives them greater access to education, health care and recreation.
For senior citizens, people with disabilities and children, public transport is also their
main means of mobility.

From an urban mobility perspective, public transport is far more efficient than personal
motor vehicles in terms of the road space it uses up and the energy it consumes. For
example, a bus carrying 40 passengers uses only 2.5 times more road space than a car
carrying only 1 or 2 people. And the same bus consumes only about 3 times as much fuel as
a car. Public transport is thus important for improving sustainable mobility in urban areas,
and we consider it the right approach to encourage low-carbon growth in cities.

The key elements of a sustainable public transport system

A good public transport system must be easy and convenient to use, fast, safe, clean and
affordable. Seoul, Singapore and Hong Kong are known for their excellent transport systems.

A key feature is that they integrate multiple technologies, such as metro rail, light rail, Bus
Rapid Transit and basic bus services. A common ticket or fare card serves all the systems,
making it easy for passengers to transfer from one mode to the other. Passenger
information systems enable users to know when the next service is due and to understand
the routes easily, and high frequency of service reduces the hassle of a long wait for the next
bus or train.

The challenges of providing public transport

The challenges in providing transportation to the cities are to be able to do it at an

affordable price besides the competing modes, like personal vehicles, which are
unsustainable. In getting people to choose public transport over personal vehicles, it is
advisable to think of the convenience and the reliability of the transport.
 Questions 16 – 25
Using the information from the poster, complete the diagram below.

18 ...................................................

 Bus

19 …...............................................
16 ...............................................
20 ..................................................
17 ...............................................

 Children

TYPES OF
PUBLIC
USERS TRANSPORT EXAMPLES
OF CITIES

The Importance of a Good Public

Transport System

Fill in the blanks with suitable words from the text.

 Public transport is more efficient than private vehicles in terms of the

21 ……………………………………

 Using public transport helps lower 22 …………………………….…… in cities.

 One of the ways to improve public transport is by 23 ……………………….……… multiple

technologies.
 24 ………………………...…..……………………… provide users with information of the services

and routes.

 Two factors to be thought of in getting people to choose public transport are

25 …………………………………………….……. of the transport.

 Section B
[10 marks]
[Time suggested : 25 minutes]
Questions 16 – 25

Read the following autobiography and complete the graphic organiser on the
following page.

CHEF WAN
A household name and with more than 25 years of experience in
the industry, Redzuawan Ismail, or better known as Chef Wan is
Asia’s most renowned culinary personality.
He worked as an accountant before deciding to pursue a
career in the food industry. He has an Associate Degree in
Professional Chef Training and Hotel Management from the
California Culinary Academy and a Ritz Escoffeir Diploma from
the Ritz Hotel.
After witnessing the popularity of Asian food in western countries, he decided to promote
Malaysia and other South East Asian countries using food from their respective countries. He has
appeared in various television cooking programmes, delighting audiences with his wit and humour while
demonstrating his cooking skills.
Due to his role as Malaysia’s representative at global gourmet events, World Expos and tourism
exhibitions, Chef Wan became the first celebrity chef in Malaysia to be bestowed the title of Datuk by
the Malaysian Head of State, Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin, in 2010. This was followed by his
appointment as Culinary Ambassador by Tourism Malaysia later that year. Most recently, he was the
recipient of Icons of Malaysia, a recognition given by the Malaysia Book of Records in 2011.
Internationally, Chef Wan was presented with the Lifetime Jury Award at the 2007 Prix La Mazille for his
contributions as Malaysia’s culinary ambassador. He was also given the highest recognition for celebrity
chefs with the title Best Celebrity Chef Award at the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards 2009.
Chef Wan continues to share his expertise and knowledge with food lovers through
contributions in newspapers and magazines, as well as through his cookbooks in both English and
Bahasa Malaysia.
Adapted from: https://www.ebook.marshallcavendish.com
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Questions 16 – 20

Using the information given, complete the graphic organizer below.

17 Previous job:
_____________

16 Full name:
________________ Education:

18 _______________
CHEF __________________

19 _______________
Sharing knowledge
through:
WAN __________________

24 ______________

25 ______________

20 Promotes

 Malaysia

Achievements and awards:  _________________

21 _______________________ _____________________
_________________________

22 _______________________

_________________________

23 _______________________

__________________________

[10 marks]