318 ANSWER KEY Practice 9 16, Lorong Turi , Bandar Bukit Tinggi, 41200 Klang, Selangor. 30 June 20__ Dear Aunty Roza, I am fine. Hope you and uncle Arman are in good health. Yes, I took part in my first national Scrabble competition. It was a fabulous experience, especially playing with seasoned players. Some of them were fantastic players. Yes, it was exciting and interesting to play against other players, as it is a highly competitive board game. The competition playing room was a scene to behold. Most of the nearly 100 players hailed from different colleges but some travelled from states as far away as Sabah and Sarawak. All games are timed, 25 minutes per side. Players hit the clock after each move, signalling the end of their turn. There was a 10-point penalty for each minute you go over time. I managed to finish in 8th place in my division with a 19-12 record. I won RM250 in prize money and a new dictionary. There are many benefits in playing Scrabble but I will share two most important ones. Firstly, Scrabble awakens inactive parts of the brain. Studies show that players engaged in a game of Scrabble developed an ability to strengthen their minds and improve in the game over time. Besides that, Scrabble also offers entertaining time to the entire family. Spending a happy time, full of laughter and fun, and of course free of stress, will help the young and old to build stronger immune systems. What can I say, both Uncle Arman and my cousin Liam are great Scrabble players. Do not worry, once you know the tips and tricks to win you are able to beat them. The tips to improve your scores are to use two- and three-letter words effectively. The simplest words are the foundation of a good Scrabble score. Next, remember to use prefixes and suffixes. Adding -ing, -ed, or -er can help you form new words in a pinch and squeeze some more points out of them. Do not forget about bingos. A bingo in Scrabble means that all seven letters on the rack are used in one turn. This earns a whopping 50-point bonus that can make the difference between winning and losing a game. I will teach you more tricks when I visit you during the semester break. Meanwhile, practise playing with everyone in the family whenever you have time. See you soon. Bye. Your niece, Imelda Practice 10 No 6, Jalan Silau, Taman Beruang, 34600 Taiping, Perak. 2 May 20__ Dear Ashton, It is true that I went on a camping trip. I had an awesome experience! It was tough but at the same time enjoyable. I, along with eight university mates, went camping in Janda Baik, Pahang. It was a four-day trip. We went there by bus and after a day’s stay in Bentong, we left in two taxis to Janda Baik. We camped out in the woods. It was wonderful to see the night sky as there was not an iota of pollution in the hill area. Yes, we had a lot of fun. We went jungle trekking. It was a thrilling and adventurous experience. We also went swimming and fishing by the river. We took photos of nature and the animals there. We built a campfire and cooked our own food too. Glad to hear that you will go camping during the school holidays. One drawback of camping is rain. Besides being dangerous, it will make you uncomfortable really fast. Having wet clothes in the night is not pleasant at all, even if it is not cold. It can mess up your food and if it is intense, it could take your tent away if you did not set it up correctly. I would advise you to bring along your rain jacket. Hope you’ll have a great time camping. Write to me about your experience. Bye. Your cousin, Ashwin Task 2 – Extended Writing (Suggested points) Practice 1 Agree Disagree Partial Stand • reading is the best source of knowledge • there are other sources of knowledge • knowledge is contained in books and other written materials, in physical or digital forms • oral tradition e.g. teaching of knowledge through storytelling from older generation to the younger generation MUET (Answer) 3rd.indd 318 18-May-23 4:42:47 PM PENERBIT ILMU BAKTI SDN. BHD.
319 ANSWER KEY • most information is in written form which has been preserved e.g. Egyptian hieroglyphs • online sources – YouTube videos • earliest form of knowledge in written form has been preserved e.g. religious books • demonstration – apprenticeship Practice 2 Agree Disagree Partial Stand • parents are at fault • not the fault of parents but other factors • parents are poor role models – they do not show by example • peer influence e.g. keeping bad company • parents are responsible for guiding their children to behave well as their children learn from their behaviour • mass and social media – some celebrities idolized by young people behave badly • parents do not place importance on good behaviour as they think other things are more important • deteriorating moral values – respect for teachers and the elderly is no longer considered important Practice 3 Agree Disagree Partial Stand • everyone must be vaccinated • vaccination should be a choice • for the general good • freedom or right to make a personal choice • to prevent the return of diseases that had been eradicated previously • parents or guardians have the right to make the decision for their children • there is no cure for certain preventable diseases • side effects of vaccination – not all vaccines are safe Practice 4 Agree Disagree Partial stand Parents have the opportunity to: • determine the curriculum and their children’s schooling schedule • demonstrate to their children that education is fun • adapt teaching methods best suiting how their children learn • spend extra time on difficult concepts • create a flexible schedule • shelter children from school violence, drugs, and other negative behaviours • spend extra time helping children develop any special talents e.g. musical, athletic, etc. • discuss controversial topics at their discretion with their children • take their children on vacations when public school is still in session Home schooling parents are required to: • be around their children – can be difficult when children become restless and misbehave • frequently explain their reasons for home schooling to friends and relatives • restrain anger and remain patient when children struggle with learning • spend large amounts of money on books and other learning materials • constantly motivate their children • spend time reviewing numerous curriculum programmes to suit their children’s needs • spend more time finding playmates and friends for their children Practice 5 Agree Disagree Partial stand • roads of a better quality and well- • crowded and may mean you MUET (Answer) 3rd.indd 319 18-May-23 4:42:48 PM PENERBIT ILMU BAKTI SDN. BHD.
320 ANSWER KEY built houses in urban areas • transport facilities are highly developed and often receive regular funding for upgrades • most amenities and entertainment are easy to reach • hospitals and clinics are close by for • hospitals and clinics are close by for easy access to feel more stress – you may not be able to form such tight knit communities in urban areas • often fewer green spaces in a town or city • public transport might not always be reliable • cities can have higher levels of pollution, including noise pollution • if you have pets you may find it harder to find a healthcare or aid in an emergency • cities and towns tend to have a greater mix of cultures and ethnicities • greater number of jobs available in urban areas – starting a new career could be far easier if you move to a town or city. • due to better public transport, you can save money on a car place to live that allows them • tend to be more expensive – goods and services • houses are more compact in urban areas Practice 6 Introduction Paragraph 1 Hook Thesis Statement Parenting is the most difficult job in the world. Raising children with good ethics and values is tough. Children’s social and emotional development and behaviour are affected by their surroundings. • It is a widely held belief that parents are accountable for the misbehaviour of children today because children are the mirror image of their parents, while another camp claims that parents are not responsible for children’s every action because they are exposed to many external factors that can influence their behaviour. Linker Firstly, To start, Body Paragraph For – Paragraphs 2 and 3 Topic Sentence 1 Children are the mirror image of their parents. • Family is the first environment that children immerse themselves in since they were born. Parents are the closest people to children and the role models and motivators for them. Children usually imitate their parents’ action since young. Parents who portray bad examples would influence children to follow their steps. Children learn life lessons, whether negative or positive, from their parents. If children do anything wrong then parents are accountable for their behaviour. For instance, when children do well in their exam, parents take the applause. Likewise, if children misbehave, then parents are responsible for their behaviour because children picked up the parents unruly misbehaviour towards others. Thus, children misbehave because parents themselves fail to be the right example for them. Linker Besides that, Furthermore Topic Sentence 2 Parents fail to discipline their children. • They are not bothered with their children’s future. They – apprehension – status and popularitiy – They – choose not to discipline – young – think – children – better – they grow – more mature – unintentionally spoiling – responsibility – parents – correct – done – early age – allowing them – as – wished – end up – mess up – life – become – adult – Example – children – throw tantrum – public places – not • correct – leave them – shout or cry – until – stop – by themselves – Parents – accountable – raising – ill-bred children – society – as – parents – supposed – raised children – great responsibilities Linker (On the other hand, On the contrary) MUET (Answer) 3rd.indd 320 18-May-23 4:42:48 PM PENERBIT ILMU BAKTI SDN. BHD.
321 ANSWER KEY Body Paragraph Against – Paragraph 4 Topic Sentence 3 Children are exposed to many external factors that directly or indirectly influence their behaviour. • When a child behaves badly, it does not necessarily mean the parents failed at their responsibility. There are cases of children born into good families. They are brought up right but they still grow up to be bad because there are too many external factors such as peer influence, mass media or movies that can influence their behaviour. For example, a boy born into a god-fearing home. His parents brought him up right. From kindergarten to secondary school, he was a good child whom his parents used to praise. As a hardworking and smart child, he got admission to university; however, he joins a group of friends who are mischievous, ignores his studies and starts to misbehave. People who used to praise the parents now blame them for his bad behaviour. Are they really to be blamed? Although it is the responsibility of parents to train their children in the way they should go they are not responsible for their children’s every action. Conclusion Paragraph 5 Restate the topic Give opinion Conclude • Are parents responsible for children’s misbehaviour? – the debate – remains between both camps – assigning this responsibility – discussion – evident – parents and children – responsible – equal significance – neither can be refuted outright • Parents and children have different responsibilities at different stages in life • Children – become morally – socially responsible – behaviour – parents – responsibility seriously – mould – young minds Practice 7 Introduction Paragraph 1 Hook Different views Thesis Statement • Music is a universal aspect of human existence; it has no language but it plays a significant part in people’s lives • Many people believe music brings people together but some claim otherwise. • Some people believe that music connects us from different cultures globally and it unites and strengthens social bonds of a nation while some critics claim that music is a bone of contention between generations. Body Paragraph For – Paragraphs 2 and 3 Topic Sentence 1 Music proven valuable in connecting different cultures globally. • A variety of popular music genres – country songs, pop music or instrumental music – become bridges – bring people together • The beats – lyrics flow in harmony, soothing – relaxing – people experience light– heartedness, bring others closer • Rhythm in music helps coordinate and synchronize the listeners’ body movements – a sense of group identity is created • Example – songs written in lingua franca – Despacito, Gangnam Style – taken the global entertainment industry by storm • Music has helped to connect cosmopolitan people all over the world. Topic Sentence 2 Music unites a community and strengthens social bonds of a nation. • Patriotic music address – needs of societies divided – affected by conflict • Music – form of patriotic song – mobilized – foster national identity – appreciated across the country • Example – National Day songs Inilah Barisan Kita or Jalur Gemilang acts as a glue – augments social relationship – Malaysia • It evokes joyful reactions – people – convey message of solidarity • Patriotic music – a natural platform for social cohesion – crosses boundaries of ethnicity and religion Body Paragraph Against – Paragraph 4 Topic Sentence 3 Music is a bone of contention between generations due to its genre. • Bringing people of different ages together through music is tough. MUET (Answer) 3rd.indd 321 18-May-23 4:42:48 PM PENERBIT ILMU BAKTI SDN. BHD.
322 ANSWER KEY • Generation gaps cause people to favour different genres of music. • Example – teenagers prefer vibrant and loud music such as heavy metal, pop or rock while elderly like classical or soothing music • The older generation choose music with insightful and thoughtful lyrics while the young would go for plethora of songs with lyrics that glorify sex, drugs, violence or ideologies • The lyrics of the music has the potential to change the mood and behaviour of the listener. For example, youngsters may show their anger or dissatisfaction on particular issues in a society through the lyrics of a song and create chaos in a society. • The interest in different genres and the deviated song lyrics and behaviour of young people sometimes may cause clashes between the generations and thus keep them distant from each other. Conclusion Paragraph 5 Restate the topic Give opinion Conclude • Music is something to be appreciated by everyone in a society. • Although music may actually do more to divide the young and old it surely uses its universality to bring together people of different cultures globally. • It is especially important at a time when the world appears to be more divided than ever that we find common ground to build cross-cultural relationships upon. Practice 8 Introduction Paragraph 1 (Hook) • whenever – accident – assume – drunk driver – woman • debate which gender – better – behind wheel Thesis Statement • Majority of the female drivers claim they are better drivers because of their motherly instinct and good at learning and obeying rules, however male drivers feel they are good at handling vehicles because of their confidence and strong visual processing skill and spatial awareness. Body Paragraph For – Paragraphs 2 and 3 Topic Sentence 1 Topic Sentence 2 Women have more patience and are polite towards other road users. • Motherly instinct – innate – conscientious – safe drivers – less likely involved – road rage – calm – composed – cautious – overtaking – unlike their counterparts – disrespectful behaviour – greater percentage – act aggressively behind wheels – usual signs – continuous honking – tailgating – intimidating gesture – other drivers – higher chances– accident Women are good at learning and obeying rules. • Have natural tendency to absorb and obey any rules – longer attention span – they – more likely – bad habit – man – mobile phone – while – road – alcohol – smoking – behind wheel – running red light – 70% women – seatbelt – compared – men. Women better drivers – judging – death – cause – road – accident – men – more fatal – women drivers Body Paragraph Against – Paragraphs 4 and 5 Topic Sentence 3 Topic Sentence 4 Men are more confident behind the wheel. • Men – better drivers – drives more – log more miles – more experienced with cars – have intuitive grasps of how vehicle works – compared – women – less confident – easily distracted – panicked – accident Men has strong visual processing skills and spatial awareness. • Testosterone – men – boost strong visual processing skills and spatial awareness – able – interpret – road condition – react – changes – less time – give edge – task – parking – more women – difficulty – estimate – unable – parking – poor sense of direction Conclusion Paragraph 6 Restate the topic Give opinion Conclude • The battle – two genders – forever debate • Driving, and – better – doing it, – continuous discussion • Having weighed up both sides – realistically – claim – better driver – seen in – personality – drives – social, psychological and biological factors • A better – someone – does not risk his or others’ lives when – on – road MUET (Answer) 3rd.indd 322 18-May-23 4:42:48 PM PENERBIT ILMU BAKTI SDN. BHD.
323 ANSWER KEY Practice 9 Introduction Paragraph 1 Hook Different views Thesis Statement • Raising children – challenging task – parents. Children – great care – support – enough time – devoted – to educate – good manners • While some people – opinion that mothers make better parents, others – fathers – be effective in parenting. • The older generation – mother – better parents – fathers because they have the innate nature to understand children and children feel more comfortable with them compared to fathers. The modern society – fathers too – good parents – they are better in making children listen to them and also because they take fatherhood seriously by being good examples to their children Body Paragraph For – Paragraphs 2 and 3 Topic Sentence 1 Topic Sentence 2 Mothers are in better position to understand children than fathers. • Mothers – virtue – patience, tend – handle – better – infancy when patience – important factor. Ensuring – balanced – nutritious diet – child – done better by mothers. For example, mothers – understand – child needs – lunchbox – school. Further, studies – indicated – imbibing the morals, values and ethics – child during – growing up – done better by mothers. Children feel more comfortable with mothers than fathers. • Children – attached – mothers – feel free – reach out – anything. An instance illustrating this in action is almost all daughters – sons – attached – mothers – share happiness – sorrow with – first – rather than fathers. It is obvious – mothers – greater role – brought up. In addition – mothers – role model – children – try to follow them – naturally mothers – become – better parent than the fathers. This – clear – mothers – better parents – fathers Body Paragraph Against – Paragraphs 4 and 5 Topic Sentence 3 Topic Sentence 4 Fathers are better in making children listen to them. • Fathers – skills – effective voice – communicate – children when it – discipline. Fathers – guidance – protection – children – growing years. Fathers – stricter – punishing – when they are wrong – inculcating – responsible behaviour. For example, fathers help – develop confidence – skills – successful – rat race Fathers take their fatherhood seriously and try to act as an example to their children. • Fathers – financial supporter – family. Besides spending – time – children – necessities – them – spouses. They – breadwinner – work hard – put food – table. Fathers sacrifice – time – their children – give – comfortable living – good education. They lay out – future – thereby getting – financial security is a – matter in building up – children’s personality. They show – good example – who should care for the family Conclusion Paragraph 6 Restate the topic Give opinion Conclude • After weighing both sides of the views – topic – it – that equality – buzzword of the day. Both fathers – mothers – equal role – in raising – offsprings. Both need to – their duties effectively – no one can – over each other’s place – mothers teach – how to live – respect – fathers teach – handle and face the world • To conclude, it – to state parenthood – weighed – one’s gender rather measured – one’s dedication and care Practice 10 Introduction Paragraph 1 Hook Different views Thesis Statement • Happiness is a sense of well-being or joy, and it is a feeling that comes over us, when we know life is good. It is often said those teenage years between the ages of 13 to 19 are the happiest times in one’s life. • There is a school of thought that people have a great chance to have the feeling of happiness in teen years; on the other hand, there are some who feel otherwise. • The former group believes that teen years are the most joyful years because parents take care of the intricacies and they have the freedom and opportunities to experience new things in life whereas the latter camp feels teenage years are the toughest years in life because they are under immense stress and experience many changes in life. MUET (Answer) 3rd.indd 323 18-May-23 4:42:48 PM PENERBIT ILMU BAKTI SDN. BHD.
324 ANSWER KEY Body Paragraph For – Paragraphs 2 and 3 Topic Sentence 1 Topic Sentence 2 Parents take care of teenagers’ intricacies. • They do not have to worry about family-related responsibility. They do not have to fret about how to make ends meet. They do not have to be under pressure of financial problem as all their needs are taken care of by their parents. Their duties consist of going to school, doing their homework and focusing on studies. They could spend quality time with their peers and have fun making new friends without worrying about obligations towards paying bills. As a result, they are able to get pleasure from life. Teenagers have the freedom and opportunities to experience new things. • They are allowed to ask stupid questions, make mistakes and speak freely on whatever is on their mind. They have the freedom to participate and enjoy things they are passionate about freely. They too have the freedom to manage their social lives and entertain themselves using evolving technology. • Besides that, during their innocent age the teens would experience feelings, like having a crush or falling in love with someone. Every teen remembers their first love and it will set the stage for all the relationships that would follow in their life. Thus, the freedom that they get and the new experiences they venture into gives them a kind of joy and excitement during that age. Body Paragraph Against – Paragraphs 4 and 5 Topic Sentence 3 Topic Sentence 4 Teenagers are under immense amount of stress. • Stress is part of life for teenagers. Many teenagers struggle with their homework and school especially exams and extracurricular commitments. The expectation to do well at school from parents and teachers makes their lives tough. Life continues to be a challenge to teenagers when they think about leaving school or getting into tertiary education or even employment. Adding on to that are their social relationships with friends and boyfriends or girlfriends where sometimes they face tribulations during that period because they feel unprepared or overwhelmed. Teenagers experience many changes in life during their teen years. • The transformations in physical, behavioural and psychological aspects in teens are sometimes not tolerated by the society as people around might reprimand them for such unnecessary things. For example, parents or society expect teenagers to dress up appropriately or decently but teenagers might want to follow the latest trend to explore their identity. It becomes difficult for them to match their expectation and the expectation of their parents. This makes it hard for teenagers to lead their lives happily. Besides that, society expects teenagers to act more mature but at the same time, they are treated like small children. Hence, teenagers feel that they do not enjoy teen life because they lack privacy and independence. Conclusion Paragraph 6 Restate the topic Give opinion Conclude • After weighing both sides, it is not wrong to agree with the late Irwing Berlin’s words, an American songwriter, “Life is 10 percent what you make it and 90 percent how you take it”. Indeed our perceptions on the happiest time in our life would largely depend on how we regard life. It is undeniable for one to regard teenage years as the happiest years of life; however, in the increasingly realistic world where meritocracy plays a large role, teenagers are having a difficult and stressful time to enjoy their teen years. Teens need to keep life going because every experience that they go through, whether happy or sad, could be a preparation for them to face adulthood. Practice 11 Problems Solutions 1 Lack of knowledge because reading is the means to obtain knowledge that could broaden one’s worldview and thinking 1 The national libraries have to play a more active role in encouraging the young and old to take up the reading habit. 2 Lack the ability to think rationally and to make own decisions because it is only through reading that one develops logic and reasoning 2 The Ministry of Education should be committed in promoting and inculcating the reading habit among schoolchildren. It should invest heavily in Reading Projects such as Nilam in order to boost the reading habit. MUET (Answer) 3rd.indd 324 18-May-23 4:42:48 PM PENERBIT ILMU BAKTI SDN. BHD.
325 ANSWER KEY 3 Unable to compete globally in a knowledgebased economy using electronic gadgets 3 The Ministry of Communications should provide high speed internet as well as wide coverage to even the most remote areas in order for the public to gain access into the virtual world which is now the store house of knowledge, information, data and analysis. Practice 12 Problems Solutions 1 Lack experience as a team player 1 Encourage children, students and youths to participate in team sports such as football, volleyball, netball to learn the values of cooperation, tolerance and unity 2 Lack the ability to lead a group of members 2 Make it compulsory for students to participate in leadership camps in order to undergo training in being a leader 3 Inability to uphold the sporting spirit 3 Create opportunities for youths to experience winning and losing as well as to adopt the manner to rejoice victory and to learn lessons from failure Practice 13 Problems Solutions 1 Carbon emission from activities such as cement production for construction sector, deforestation to open up land for development and burning of fossil fuels for production of energy required in manufacturing sector 1 To educate the public through awareness campaigns and to teach the young explicitly besides implementing strict laws and policies to curb these activities with commitment and responsibility 2 Loss of natural habitat for some species of flora and fauna due to cutting away trees to make way for development of roads and housing 2 Designate land as protected areas in order to preserve and conserve the species of flora and fauna such as National Parks 3 Polluting sources of water such as rivers, lakes, seas and oceans 3 Through education – teach and promote moral values, accepted behaviours and responsible actions for global citizens to emulate in order to protect water sources Practice 14 Problems Solutions 1 Students lack the motivation as the school system is rigid and exam oriented 1 To implement an education system that measures students holistically instead of just focusing on academic abilities 2 Schools lack facilities, equipment and infrastructure to boost, enhance and develop students’ inquisitive minds 2 To build more laboratories and workshops for various uses – science, language and vocational skills. Buy more equipment and tools for practical lessons 3 To make changes to the current ratio 60-40 – students (science 60, humanities 40) to reflect the needs of the global workforce which should include vocational skills and computer skills 3 The Ministry of Education has to make amendments to the allocation of science, humanities and vocational students into the national blueprint and roadmap for the future of the nation to meet global needs Practice 15 Problems Solutions 1 Face a lot of physical and mental stress related to the place of work, colleagues, clients and boss 1 To teach the youths about people skills and soft skills in order to cope with the challenges in the place of work 2 Lack of rest and sleep can cause the person to become moody, bad tempered and abusive 2 To have a schedule for work, family time and personal time – to manage time for work, recreation and rest MUET (Answer) 3rd.indd 325 18-May-23 4:42:48 PM PENERBIT ILMU BAKTI SDN. BHD.
326 ANSWER KEY 3 Many who are in the rat race are often chasing power and wealth, hence may lack spiritual health 3 The family has to uphold universal moral values and guide the young ones to grow up in a safe and harmonious environment MUET MODEL TEST Paper 1: Listening 1 B 2 C 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 B 7 A 8 C 9 B 10 C 11 A 12 B 13 C 14 B 15 D 16 B 17 E 18 A 19 C 20 B 21 B 22 B 23 B 24 C 25 B 26 A 27 B 28 B 29 B 30 A Paper 2: Speaking Part 1: Individual Presentation (Suggested points) Candidate A • Has to work shifts and long hours • Has to care for patients regardless of condition of patients • Has to be willing to work in all situations Candidate B • Has to care for patients well • Has to be gentle • Has to be compassionate Candidate C • Has to help doctor when doctor examines patients • Has to give injections with skill to avoid giving patients pain • Has to bandage and change dressings neatly Candidate D • Has to be mentally strong to handle patients who are stubborn – tough love • Has to be physically strong to lift or handle patients • Has to be emotionally strong to handle death of patients Part 2: Group Discussion (Suggested points) Interest • Makes one eager to go to work • Makes one gives one’s best at work • Makes one interested in keeping up with latest research in one’s field of work Salary • Good salary provides one with a comfortable standard of living • Enables one to cope with rising cost of living • Enables one to have some savings and money for emergencies Looks • Choose professions that involve the beauty, fashion and service industry • Lucrative salaries • Lead a glamourous and exciting life Exam results • Excellent exam results equated with intelligence • Exam results enable one to choose certain careers which have strict requirements • Poor exam results make one unable to study a course that is related to their dream career Talent • Natural talent can be polished • Needed in entertainment • Needed in arts and advertising industry Paper 3: Reading 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 A 5 A 6 A 7 C 8 C 9 A 10 C 11 C 12 B 13 B 14 C 15 A 16 B 17 A 18 C 19 A 20 A 21 E 22 C 23 A 24 G 25 D 26 F 27 A 28 D 29 B 30 B 31 D 32 D 33 C 34 A 35 D 36 B 37 C 38 B 39 D 40 A Paper 4: Writing Task 1 New Message From: Queenie Peters Subject: Invitation to speak on Achiever College Open Day Hello Han Jun, I am very honoured that I have been invited to speak to Achiever College students on your Open Day. Thank you for inviting me. However, I would like to apologize as I have to decline your invitation. This is because I have another event to attend in London on July 28.. I can’t believe they still remember me. Once a lecturer told us that the tables were flame-proof, so we turned the bunsen burners upside-down and found out he was very wrong. Another incident I remember is when I slid a beaker across the lab bench thinking my friend would grab it, but unfortunately he didn’t see it and the glass shattered everywhere. I would like to suggest 21st August as I will be back in Malaysia by then. I will be able to come to Achiever College and see my former lecturers and meet the students then. I hope this date would be okay with you. Yours sincerely, Queenie Peters Task 2 (Accept all suitable answers.) MUET (Answer) 3rd.indd 326 18-May-23 4:42:48 PM PENERBIT ILMU BAKTI SDN. BHD.
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