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Test 1 Theme: People & Culture 1 – 10 /40
Test 2 • Paper 1 (Part 1 – Part 5)
Test 3 11 – 14 /60
Test 4 Theme: People & Culture
Test 5 • Paper 2 (Part 1-Part 3) 15 – 23 /40

Theme: Health & Environment 24 – 27 /60
• Paper 1 (Part 1 – Part 5) 28 –40 /100

Theme: Health & Environment
• Paper 2 (Part 1-Part 3)

Mid-Year Test

Test 6 Theme: Science & Technology 41 – 50 /40
Test 7 • Paper 1 (Part 1 – Part 5)
Test 8 51 –54 /60
Test 9 Theme: Science & Technology
• Paper 2 (Part 1-Part 3) 55 – 63 /40

Theme: Consumerism & Financial 64 – 67 /60
Awareness 68 – 80 /100

• Paper 1 (Part 1 – Part 5)

Theme: Consumerism & Financial
Awareness

• Paper 2 (Part 1-Part 3)

Test 10 Final Year Test

Answers A1 – A12

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Test THEME

3 Health And Environment SCORE

SPM 40

Part 1 Short Texts (MCQs) SPM Paper 1: Part 1 (Q1– Q8)



Questions 1 to 8
Read the text carefully in each question. Choose the best answer A, B or C.

Questions 1 and 2 are based on the Kingsbay Mall
advertisement below.
ENJOY SHOPPING WHILE PREVENTING THE SPREAD OF COVID-19.
CHASING TORNADOS
Kindly observe these basic steps:
Imagine an • Always be mindful of your physical distance
unprecedented • Sanitise often and no touching other individuals
feast of tornado • Wear a mask at all times
footage from the • Ensure you are not symptomatic
last 20 years
to satisfy your 3. From the poster above, we learn that
curiousity about shoppers at Kingsbay Mall should
this spectacular yet
disastrous work of A sanitise regularly before touching
Mother Earth. others

Through a combination of first-hand videos B put on a mask especially when they
uploaded on social media by internet users and have symptoms
news footage, see a barrage of tornadoes as they
storm through towns, destroying everything that C practice physical distancing while
dare stand in their path. shopping

CHASING TORNADOES Discovery PUTRAJAYA – The Education Ministry has
Channel, ordered 298 schools within the Petaling
district to close as the area slips into a Covid-19
Premiers March 20, Mondays, 9 p.m. red zone. It said the closure is effective Oct 12
and will last until Oct 25. The Petaling district
1. Based on the write-up above, which of has three municipalities, namely Petaling Jaya,
the following is not a content of “Chasing Shah Alam, and Subang Jaya.
Tornadoes”?
The Star Online
A Real stories
B News footage 4. Which of the following statements is true?
C Survival guide A The 298 schools are located in Petaling

2. The word unprecedented suggests that Jaya, Shah Alam and Subang Jaya
the documentary is B Schools will be closed for an unspecified

A being shown for the first time time
B unlike others that have been produced C The closure is an effective way to
C not as interesting as the movies
prevent Covid-19

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Test 3   KSSM English  Form 5 Test 3  6. The phrase crunched into refers to
A the ways to eat five apples
What’s your snacking pattern? B eating apples
C 5 ways to improve lung function
If you’re a sucker, you like to manipulate food
between the tongue and the roof of the mouth, 7. Based on the brochure, we can have
healthier lungs if we
but favour hard foods. You may love sucking
hard candies. A take more than 5 minutes to breathe
daily
A healthier snack option would be orange.
B eat more than 5 apples a week
5. Which of the following is not true about C are pessimistic
the statement?
“When trees are being cut, the forest is
A People who love to suck food loves noisy; when trees are growing, the forest
hard food. is quiet.”

B A sucker love putting their tongue at – African Proverb
the roof of their mouth
8. What is the message behind the proverb
C Oranges are healthier replacement for above?
those who love sucking food
A Do not destroy the trees in the jungle
Questions 6 – 7 are based on the diagram B Let the trees grow to keep the forest
below.
quiet
Simple Ways to Increase C If you want a noisy jungle, cut down
Your Lung Power
trees
1. Breathe from your abdomen at least 5
minutes a day.

2. Eat apples. A study showed people who
crunched into more than five a week had
improved lung function.

3. Look on the bright side of life. Optimistic
people have better lung function than
pessimistic ones.

4. Read the small print on household
cleaners. Some products are toxic.

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Part 2 Multiple-choice Cloze SPM Paper 1: Part 2 (Q9– Q18)


Questions 9 to 18

Read the text below and choose the best word for each space. For each question, mark the correct
letter A, B, C or D.

I talked to a boy in Solana, Cagayan, [North Luzon island, the Philippines] who (0) touched

my heart. Super Typhoon Haima’s fury destroyed his family’s home.

His classes will resume today, but he won’t be there. “I wanted to go to school, but all my clothes

were soaked. All my school materials were damaged when (9) house collapsed,” he Test 3

told me.

This boy has dreams. I saw it in the way he held his (10) books and tried to dry

his notebook. I saw it when he talked about the pain of watching his siblings trying to cope with

the disaster and (11) effects and how he cried when I asked about his hopes. When

he smiled at the (12) of relief supplies carried by his mother, Elena, I smiled, too. He

is not just one of the almost 1 million people (13) by Typhoon Haima. He is Santiago.

When Typhoon Haima bore down on the Philippines, Santiago’s family went to his grandparents’

house. But when the storm (14) , “My father and my grandfather had to destroy the

plywood (15) the back of his house for us to escape,” Santiago says.

“When we checked on our house the following day, I could no longer see a trace of it,” he says.
“Our things were soaked in floodwater, my books and school materials all destroyed.” Recalling

their narrow escape and their losses, Santiago (16) and cries.

But three days after Super Typhoon Haima ravaged Northern Luzon, relief goods (17)

in Solana. Families who had lost almost everything, like Santiago’s, received kitchen

sets, blankets, mosquito nets, and hygiene kits containing toothbrushes, toothpaste, laundry and

bath soap.

“We’ve seen the best of people’s (18) in the past days,” Santiago’s mother, Elena,

tells me.

Adapted from World Vision https://www.worldvision.org/disaster-relief-news-stories/survival-
stories-worst-disaster-you-never-heard-about Adapted from The Star, August 2016

0. A touch B touches C touched D touching
9. A his B their C our D its
10. A damage B damages C damaged D damaging
11. A its B his C her D our
12. A sense B sight C case D amount
13. A affect B affected C effect D effective
14. A worse B worsen C worsened D worsens
15. A on B of C in D at
16. A breaks up B breaks down C breaks out D breaks away
17. A arrive B arrives C arrived D arrival
18. A generous B generously C ungenerous D generosity

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Part 3 Longer Text SPM Paper 1: Part 3 (Q19– Q26)


Questions 19 to 26

You are going to read an extract from a story. For questions 19 to 26, choose the correct answer
(A, B, C or D) and mark the correct letter A, B, C or D.

Test 3 Can Cats Catch Colds?

Cold and flu season can cause havoc on the human immune systems, but our four-legged
friends are also at risk of getting sick. While you’re worrying about your own health and
the health of the people around you, you might also wonder if your furry friend could come
down with something. Yes, cats can catch colds and have similar symptoms as us humans.
“Cat colds are usually diagnosed as an Upper Respiratory Infection (URI) and are usually caused
by one or more viral and bacterial agents,” says Sakura Davis, a veterinary consultant at
CatPet.Club.

If your cat falls ill, you might notice signs similar to those you see in humans who have colds,
including sneezing and nasal discharge. You might also notice other symptoms such as swollen
lymph nodes, conjunctivitis, ulcers in the mouth, discharge from eyes, and even anorexia, according
to Davis.

Unfortunately, URIs can be contagious between cats, so if you have another cat or if your cat
regularly interacts with other cats, you should be especially careful about keeping them separate
should one of your cats be exhibiting symptoms. “A URI…is spread through saliva, nasal, and eye
discharge,” Davis says. “Cats can be infected if they share a litter box, toy, food bowl, or a kennel
with an infected cat. They can also get infected by being boarded at a kennel sharing common air
space with an infected cat.”

Can you catch a cold from your cat? Or vice versa, for that matter? Fortunately, in the
case of the latter, no—you can’t transmit a cold to your cat. “The viruses that usually cause the
common cold in humans aren’t the same as the ones in cats and aren’t transmitted to them,” explains
Michelle Lugones, DVM, veterinarian with Best Friends Animal Society. But in rare instances,
a cat could transmit a respiratory infection to you. Specifically, “Bordetella bronchiseptica is
a bacterium and one of the agents that causes what’s commonly called ‘Kennel Cough’ in dogs,”
Lugones warns. “This bacterium can spread between cats and dogs…[and] if a cat has Bordetella
bronchiseptica, it could transmit it to humans. But it’s rare,” she adds, “unless a person is
immunocompromised.”

Colds in humans aren’t usually a major cause for concern, and the same is true for cats. “A
URI in cats can last anywhere from a week to a month,” Davis says. “If the URI is not too severe,
your cat will recover on their own.” But, she warns, if the symptoms seem to prolong or worsen,
you should seek veterinary attention.

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Are outdoor cats more susceptible than indoor cats? Slightly, yes. “They have more
chances of being in contact with cats that have an URI,” Davis explains. But overall, there are
stronger predictors of a cat’s susceptibility. “Indoor and outdoor cats have different lifestyle
risks, but an individual cat’s unique situation is what makes her more susceptible to a cold,”
Lugones says. “The strength of a cat’s immune system, level of stress, and environmental factors
help determine if a cat will catch a cold.”

To keep Kitty extra safe from bacterial and viral infections, Davis suggests making sure
he’s received the FVRCP (feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia) vaccine.
A healthy lifestyle also helps. Lugones believes the best way to secure your cat’s health is with
a “nutritious diet, regular exercise, environmental enrichment such as scratching posts and
perches, [and] working closely with your family veterinarian.”

Adapted from Reader’s Digest https://www.rd.com/article/can-cats-catch-colds/

19. What is the main point of Paragraph 2 highlighted by Sakura Davis?
A We notice that humans produce nasal discharge when having colds
B Ill cats have similar symptoms as ill humans do
C If a human falls ill, they will experience symptoms such as swollen lymph nodes and

conjunctivitis
D The signs of an ill cat are life threatening

20. In paragraph 3, what should you to avoid infection between cats?
A Have another cat
B Share common air space with an infected cat
C Separate the sick cat from other cats
D Share a litter box, toy, food bowl, or a kennel

21. From paragraph 4, why can’t humans spread a cold to cats?
A The viruses causing cold in humans are different from the ones in cats
B The viruses are already in the cats
C The viruses will die as they are transmitted to cats
D The viruses that cause cold in humans are similar with the ones in cats

22. Based on paragraph 4, what are the chances of humans catching a cold from cats?
A Frequent
B Common
C Occasional
D Never

23. Which word in paragraph 5 carries the same meaning as ‘recuperate’?
A concern
B severe
C recover
D prolong

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24. In paragraph 5, according to Davis, when should we seek veterinary attention?
A When the URI in cats lasts a week
B When the URI in cats lasts a month
C When the URI is not too severe
D When the symptoms prolong or worsen

25. From paragraph 6, which isn’t a factor to determine if a cat will fall sick?
A the cat’s uniqueness
B strength of a cat’s immune system
C level of stress
D environment

26. In paragraph 7, what does Michelle Lugones mean by a cat having a healthy lifestyle?
A By making sure it receives a vaccine
B By securing a cat’s health
C By having nutritious diet, regular exercise and environmental enrichment
D By working as a family veterinarian

Part 4 Gapped Text SPM Paper 1: Part 4 (Q27 – Q32)

Questions 27 to 32

Six sentences have been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A to H the one which
fits each gap (27 to 32). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use.

The Science Club of SMK Taman Keramat recently organised the Earth Day Carnival.
A number of activities were held including tree planting, recycling and upcycling
competition as well as some exhibitions. One the main objectives of the carnival are to create
awareness among the pupils and teachers on the importance of protecting the environment.
27 The whole carnival lasted a couple of days from 27 to 28 March 2022.

The carnival began on its first day with the tree planting activity. Interestingly, parents

and people in the neighbourhood also joined hands to help embellishing the school

compound with various trees. 28 . On the same day, lot of different societies and

organisations came as exhibitors sharing some insights of what they do to help protect the

earth. Even a renowned organization like WWF-Malaysia (World Wide Fund for Nature) had

its own booth. 29

The president of the Science Club also gave a talk on the importance of saving energy.
30 Right after his talk, the Principal announced “a half-an-hour energy saving time a
day” beginning that day where the whole school will switch off all fans and lights during this

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period. The announcement was followed by a combination of a huge sigh and cheers of support.
31
It was overall a successful event. Besides everyone enjoying the activities, the goals of the
carnival were also met, according to the president of the Science Club. 32

A The whole school went dark after the planting activity.
B But the Principal believed that it is a way to educate everybody on being energy savvy.
C They even brought a baby panda to the school!
D The exhibitors were given the whole day to display their products.
E He spoke on not leaving the lights, fan or air-conditioning running when no one is

occupying a room.
F Apart from that, it also aims to educate people to produce zero waste and be energy

savvy.
G Everyone was excited to see the plants grow in a few months’ time.
H The Club also planned to make this event an annual affair.

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Part 5 Matching SPM Paper 1: Part 4 (Q33 – Q40)

Questions 33 to 40
Read the brochure below and answer the questions that follow.

DRINK ENOUGH WATER DAILY

Test 3 It is a common belief that you How to Calculate How Much Water You Should Drink
have to drink 6-8 glasses of water a Day?
per day. Almost everyone has
heard this recommendation at The first step is to know your weight as the
some point. Unfortunately, none amount of water a person should drink varies on their
of these ideas is quite true and weight. The more someone weighs, the more water
the 6-8 glasses myth comes from they need to drink.
a fundamental misunderstanding
of some basic physiology. Next, you need to multiply your weight by 2/3 (or
67%). For example, if you weigh 60kg, multiply that
by 2/3 and learn that you should be drinking about 40
ounces (1.18 litre) of water daily.

Finally, you can adjust that number based on your
activity level. If you work out more which produces
more sweat, you need to add 12 ounces (350ml) to
your daily total for every 30 minutes that you work out.

What websites say about drinking water:

Drinking water may help When dehydrated, the It’s common to get a little
reduce headaches and its skin can become more constipated if you don’t
symptoms. vulnerable to skin disorders drink enough water.
and wrinkling.
healthline.com www.webmd.com
www.medicalnewstoday.com

Water is essential for saliva While you can get water Dehydration affects your
production and helps rinse from certain water-rich food cognitive function and
away bacteria so you can — you should still make mood, and being severely
maintain healthy teeth and hydration from plain water dehydrated can affect your
gums. a priority. short-term memory.

healthcareassociates.com eatthis.com thehealthy.com

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Read the information above and complete the table below.

STEPS TO CALCULATE THE AMOUNT OF WATER WE NEED TO DRINK

1. Know your weight. The more someone weighs, (33)
they need to drink.

2. (34) by 67% and you will get the amount of Test 3

water you need to drink daily.

3. If you work out more, you need to drink more water. Add 12 ounces

(350ml) for (35) work out.

Even if you consume water-rich food, you still (36)
need to drink plain water to stay hydrated.

A common effect of dehydration is (37)
constipation.

Water is important to produce saliva and healthcareassociates.com
helps rinse bacteria.

(38) can be healthline.com
reduced by drinking water.

Your (39) may thehealthy.com

be affected if you are severely dehydrated.

We are prone to get skin disorders and (40)
wrinkling when dehydrated.

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Answers

Test 1 People & Culture 35. Children’s Section, Ground Floor

36. Free admission

Part 1   Short Texts (MCQs) 37. Pauline Robinson

1. A 38. redeemable upon purchase of the promoted title
2. B
3. C 39. The Dog Who Lost Its Tail
4. C
5. B 40. Aziman Rifai
6. A
7. B Test 2 People & Culture
8. C
Part 1  
Part 2   Multiple-choice Cloze
From: Prakash
9. A Subject: Recommended Cultural Place to Visit
10. C
11. B Hi!
12. D Glad to hear that you’re going on a class trip. I would
13. A recommend going to Melaka as it has multiple spots you can
14. B visit in a day. Instead of visiting just one cultural spot, why
15. C don’t you visit a few, right?
16. B The first pit stop you need to make is the A’Famosa Fort
17. A in Bandar Hilir. It is a fort built by the Portugese when they
18. D colonised Melaka. Surrounding the fort stand a few other
spots including Dataran Pahlawan and St. Paul’s Church.
Part 3   Longer Text You could purchase some souvenirs from the hawkers
there. I would also recommend that you enjoy the famous
19. A asam pedas which is also a walking distance from Dataran
20. D Pahlawan.
21. A Hope you enjoy your trip with your friends. Keep me
22. C posted of what you do there. Bye!
23. B
24. D Love,
25. C Prakash
26. C
Part 2  
Part 4   Gapped Text
A student spends about 6 to 8 hours a day at school and to
27. C say friends do not shape the way they think and behave is an
28. F understatement. Teenagers especially are more susceptible
29. H to the influence of people their age. Being in a bad circle
30. A would definitely brings more negative effects to them.
31. E
32. B One of the causes of peer influence is the strong desire
to fit in. Some students want to be a part of the ‘gang’
Part 4   Matching (Gapped Text) and in order to do that, they would do whatever it takes to
feel belonged. This includes smoking or even taking illegal
33. The Poet Who Fell in Love substances. Becoming a part of this would in a way boost
their long lost self-esteem and fulfil their need to feel safe
34. 4 April 2022 and secured.

Another reason students give in to peer pressure is
curiousity. It is true curiousity kills the cat as it does nothing
but harm to students as well. It leads to them trying things
out. Interestingly for them, the tendency to emulate positive
behaviour or pick up a good habit is much lower than the
opposite. It is always about trying out things with known
negative effects.

Being influenced negatively by friends can cause
addiction especially if one picks up a bad habit like smoking.
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becomes an addiction where such habit may stay forever was very warm and friendly and the house in general is very
with them. Not only that, such an influence would also affect well taken care of. It is always clean and welcoming. So, if
negatively on their health in the long run. Illness relating to you are looking for a homestay in Taiping, do pick Seri Intan
lungs and other breathing organ may slowly deteriorate due Homestay. You won’t regret your decision!
to the chemical substances inhaled daily.
Question 5
In conclusion, to avoid being influenced negatively, one
should know better to be in the right circle. Parents should Parents and family form a child’s first relationships. From
also play their role to control whom their children befriend their first moments of life, children depend on parents and
with. Our friends are like a mirror to us – they reflect the kind family to protect them and provide for their needs. So, it is
of person we are. So, pick the right mirror. undeniable that family plays an important role in shaping a
person.
Part 3  
Having a strong network of supportive family and friends
Question 3 helps enhance our mental well-being. Studies have shown
that having supportive relationships is a strong protective
When Naturally, it was hard for anything to ever impress factor against mental illnesses and helps to increase our
me. I was always critical about things and everything that mental well-being. Someone who doesn’t grow up in this
might have seemed outstanding to others looked like a bare supportive environment may grow up either feeling sorry for
minimum to me. This was not until Puan Sabrina became themselves or violent as a defence mechanism against the
my English teacher when I was in Form 3. She changed my challenges that come their way.
whole perception about the world.
The quality of family relationships, including social
Unlike other teachers who taught me, Puan Sabrina support and strain can influence well-being through
was very passionate and creative when it comes to teaching. psychosocial, behavioural, and physiological pathways.
I always looked forward to her class as she would prepare Support may also promote well-being through increased
different activities each time. Her classes were never boring self-esteem, which involves more positive views of oneself.
and she made learning interactive and more meaningful. Those receiving support from their family members may feel
a greater sense of self-worth.
My love for the subject grew that year. All thanks to her
for teaching us with passion. She never failed to attend to A person who is brought up in a happy, contented
our queries and would always find ways to help us improve family has a higher chance to succeed as their emotions
our proficiency. She showed to us that learning English the are well taken care of. All they need to do is to focus
best way is not to merely score in exam, but to be good on achieving their goals and ambitions. Having said this, a
English users as a whole. family, especially the parents need to ensure they provide
enough love and sustenance to ensure their child’s bright
I can’t thank her enough as if it weren’t for her, I wouldn’t future.
end up being a teacher myself today. She has inspired
me to help my children become better individuals. She has Test 3 Health And Environment
changed my perception towards learning. She made me
believe that learning should be a meaningful process and Part 1  
shouldn’t be for the sake of exam per se.
1. C
Question 4 2. A
3. C
If you’re travelling to Taiping, Perak with an entourage, I 4. A
would recommend you to stay at Seri Intan Homestay which 5. B
is located at Bukit Jana. It is a medium-sized apartment unit 6. B
located in the golf club. 7. B
8. A
There are 3 rooms which can accommodate 2 to 3
people at once. In other words, about 9 people can fit in Part 2  
the house at once. The house is fully airconditioned. Other
basic facilities including hot shower, kettle, television and 9. C
microwave are also provided. However, no heaving cooking 10. C
is allowed and you can tell that as there is no stove in the 11. A
unit. 12. B
13. B
The unit is located on the first floor but the staircase is 14. C
right opposite the door so you don’t have to walk far to go 15. D
to the parking. More conveniently, you can park your vehicle 16. B
right in front of the staircase. There is also a swimming pool 17. C
at the clubhouse which is just a walking distance. You can 18. D
just take a walk to the clubhouse if you feel like swimming
or doing some exercise as there is also a gym for all the
residents.

My family and I would without a doubt choose to stay
at Seri Intan Homestay each time we go to Taiping. The host

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