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BAHASA INGGERIS PAPER 1 APRIL 2009Paper 1 Time: 50 Minutes

NAME : …………………………………………………. CLASS: ………………DATE : …………………………..

Each question in this paper is followed by three or four possible answers. Choose the best answer from the answers marked A, B and C or A, B, C and D. Then on your answer sheet, blacken the answer that you have chosen.

SECTION AQuestions 1 – 4 : Choose the best word to fill in the blanks.

l. He keeps all his clothes in theA. refrigerator B. cupboard C. table D. rack

2. Pak Mat is a … He sells meat at the market.A. fishmonger B. grocer C. butcher D. baker

3. A bird chirps but a snakeA. hisses B. neighs C. quacks D. trumpets

4. The ........ is a type of drum with a skin which is placed over a large bowl made of copper.A. gong B. cymbals C. timpani D. bongo

Ouestions5 - 7Choose the best phrase to complete t he paragraph. It is Saturday morning. Badrul and his family are having breakfast (5). There is a

(6) and some cakes on the table. ln the middle of the table is a (7)

5 . A. in the kitchen B. at the park C. in the bedroo D. in the garden

6. A. bowl of soup B. a loaf of bread C.a box of cereals D. a plate of sandwiches

7. A. vase of flowers B. a stalk of flower C.a packet of flowers D. a bouquet of flowers

Ouestion8s - l0Study the pictures carefully. Then choose the best answer.

8 . A. He is waiting for the bus.

B. Hamid has missed the bus.

C. Latif is waving to his friends.

B. The boy is waiting for his friends

9. A. Encik Salleh is writing a letter.

B. Abu is arranging the books on the shelf.

C. My uncle is planting flowers in the garden.

D. The man is reading a book in his room.

10. A. Raju has a basket of fruits on his bicycle.

B. The monkey is plucking the coconut.

C. The fisherman has a basket full of fish.

D. My father is cycling to the office.

SECTION BOuestions 1l - 15Look at the pictures below carefully. Choose the best answer to fit the situation shown in the picture.

11. A. Let's go fishing.

B. Let's go swimming

C. We should go swimming.

D. We shouldn't go fishing now.

12. A. Hello, how are you?

B. It's nice to see you.

C.Is he driving carefully?

D. Goodbye and drive carefully.

13. A. I'm sorry, sir.

B. I like to be late.

C. Why are you late?

D. Why are you sorry?

14. A. Use your own pencil.

B. Sure. It's on my desk.

C. I am not paying for it.

D. I don't want to buy any pencil.

15. A. I don't like to eat bread.

B. Do you like to eat bread?

C. I want two loaves of bread.

D. Can you sell me some bread?

SECTION CQuestions 16- 2lChoose the best answer to complete the sentence.

16. Swee Ling baked the chocolate cake all by A. herself B. myself C. itself D. yourself

17. My mother …… her gold chain last week. A. lose B. lost C. looses D. loosing

18. Halim is very hardworking …….. Suresh is quite lazy. A. but B. and C. if D. or

19. The players started playing when the …………. blew his whistle. A. judge B. referee C. landlord D. coach

20. There were thick bushes ……………. of the old house. A. the middle B. near C. at the back D. opposite

Give the similar meanings of the underlined word.21. That man is a famous singer.A. popular B. handsome C. wealthy D. generous

Ouestions 22 - 23Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation. 22. A. My uncle went to Bangkok last week.

B my uncle went to Bangkok last week.

C. My Uncle went to Bangkok last week.

D. My uncle went to Bangkok Last Week.

23. A. Maggie bought sweets chocolates and sandwiches for the party.

B. maggie bought sweets. Chocolates and sandwiches for the Partv.

C. Maggie bought sweets, chocolates and sandwiches for the party.

D. Maggie bought sweets, chocolates and Sandwiches for the party.

24. Khairuddin saw an ……… in the river. A. alligator C. alligator B. alliggator D. aligattor

25. Dina wears a white blouse and a ………….skirt. A. turquise B. tuekoise C. turquoise D. terquise

SECTION DOuestions2 6 - 30Look at the picture and then readt he passagec arefuty. passage, Basedo n the picture and the choose the best answer to fii in the blanks.

Last Sunday, Puan Yam went to the market. She saw many people ………………. (26) the fruit stall. She stood

near a woman who was holding a ……………….. (27). The fruit seller was ………………. (28) some oranges

into a plastic bag. There were three ……………. (29) of rambutans hanging at the fruit stall. Two women

………………..(30) talking at the flower stall nearby.

26. A. on B. by C. at D. over

27. A. papaya B. pineapple C. pomelo D. pumpkin

28. A. holding B. carrying C. putting D. lifting

29. A. combs B. bouquets C. bunches D. stalks

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

SECTION EQuestion 3l – 35 Read the book review and answer the questions that follow.

The Book ReviewHester Burton wrote this book in 1969. The two main characters were Rachel and Will Quakers. The story happened on the year of 1966 in London. Their father had been jailed in the Bridewell Jail because he came from a family of Quakers. Rachel has to work very hard in order to get shelter and food for her and her brother, Will. However they managed to live happily together at last. It is an interesting story to read. Most of the story line showed the maturity of the writer.

31. What is the title of the story?A. Through the Glasses B. Through the Fire C. Through the Eyes

32. Who is the author of this book?A. Rachel Quakers B. Hester Quakers C. Hester Burton

33. How many main characters in this story?A. Four B. Three C. Two

34. What is the story about?A. A girl and a boy who liked acting.

B. A rich girl who became an orphan.

C. A girl who survived a hard life with her brother.

35. What do you think happened to Rachel and her brother in the end?A. They lived happily.

B. They became millionaires.

C. They were imprisoned like their father.

NotesTitle : Through the FireAuthor : Hester BurtonMain characters : Rachel Quakers and Will QuakersSummary : adventure – conflict – solve problemsLike and dislike about the story:Very interesting story. Rachel, a tough girl, survived for herself and her brother, Will. The story is full of tragedies and events.

Ouestion 36 - 40 An orchestra is an instrumental ensemble, usually fairly large with string, brass, woodwind sections, and possibly a percussion section as well. The term orchestra comes from the name of the area in front of an ancient Greek stage reserved for the Greek chorus. The orchestra grew bigger throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, but changed very little in composition during the course of the twentieth century. A smaller sized orchestra for this time period (of about fifty players or fewer) is called a chamber orchestra.

A full size orchestra (about 100 players) may sometimes be called a "symphony orchestra" or "philharmonic orchestra. A symphony orchestra will usually have over eighty musicians on its roster, in some cases over a hundred, but the actual number of musicians employed in a particular performance may vary according to the work being played and the size of the venue. A leading chamber orchestra might have as many as fifty musicians; some are much smaller than that.

The typical symphony orchestra consists of four proportionate groups of similar musical instruments called the woodwinds, brass, percussion, and strings. The orchestra, depending on the size, contains almost all of the standard instruments in each group. In the history of the orchestra, its instrumentation has been expanded over time, often agreed to have been standardized by the classical period and Beethoven's influence on the classical model.

In some theaters, the orchestra is the area of seats directly in front of the stage (called primafila or platea); the term more properly applies to the place in a theatre, or concert hall reserved for the musicians.

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36. The term orchestra comes from the name of the A. instrumental ensemble, usually with string, brass, woodwind sections, and possibly a percussion section.

B. musicians employed in a particular performance.

C. seats directly in front of the stage

D. area in front of an ancient Greek stage reserved for the Greek chorus.

37. A leading chamber orchestra might have as many as ………. musicians. A. forty B. fifty C. sixty D. seventy

38. The actual number of musicians in a symphony orchestra may vary according to A. the history of the orchestra C. the classical period and Beethoven's influence.

B. the seats directly in front of the stage. D. the work being played and the size of the venue.

39. The word that in the passage refers to the … A. full size orchestra B. fifty musicians C. instrument ensemble D. philharmonic orchestra.

40. From the passage we know that ….. A. the orchestra is the area of seats directly between the stage and concert hall B. the orchestra grew bigger throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. C. the orchestra, depending on the size, contains almost all of the standard instruments in each group. D. a large sized orchestra for this time period (of about fifty players or fewer) is called a chamber orchestra.