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1 © Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) UNIT 1 LET’S GO TECH Study the information carefully and choose the best answer A, B or C. SHORT TEXTS 1 What is the main purpose of wind turbines? A Produce clean energy. B Funnel carbon dioxide out of the air. C Eradicate the amount of carbon dioxide in the air. Wind turbines are becoming an important alternative to generate clean energy in the fi ght against climate change. It has been reported that turbines can help to funnel carbon dioxide to systems that pull the greenhouse gases out of the air. Research has shown that wind turbines can fi lter dirty air from above cities into the turbine wakes. This would defi nitely reduce the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. 2 This paragraph reveals to us that A science and technology is a gift to all of us. B science and technology is essential in today’s world. C science and technology helps us solve problems and make informed decisions. In today’s world, the role of science and technology is indispensable. The gift of science and technology has made our life so much easier to the point where we need and encounter it in every area of our life. For example, information technology has had a tremendous growth in scientifi c knowledge. This has allowed us to solve problems, make informed decisions and develop new technologies. 3 What is the citizen concerned about? A How nuclear fuel should be disposed of. B How nuclear power is used by governments. C The need to control carbon dioxide emissions. Dear Sir or Madam In the race to reduce pollution and control emissions of carbon dioxide, some governments have been encouraged to use nuclear power. This is because nuclear power is actually a clean and effi cient energy source. However, there is a need for governments to fi nd ways to dispose of used nuclear fuel safely. Concerned Citizen
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 4 Read the passage carefully and choose the best answer A, B, C or D to fill in each blank. RATIONAL CLOZE Labour-saving machines first (0) to appear in European and American homes (1) the early twenty-first century. Most of (2) household machines were used to wash and dry laundry, heat water, refrigerate food, sew clothing, and (3) dishes. Today, multinational tech giants have released household robots whose primary function (4) home monitoring, security and maybe eventually (5) a companion for its owner. (6) there has been tremendous progress by tech companies, home robots are still a rare product. However, single-task devices (7) robot vacuums are popular and very much in (8) . There are a few reasons why the home robot landscape is still limited. The main reason for this is the (9) of research and also the high cost of making reliable, safe and useful robots. It is more expensive than what most people are (10) or able to pay. 0 A starts B started C is starting D has started 1 A in B within C during D through 2 A the B this C those D these 3 A rinse B clean C scrub D polish 4 A is B are C was D were 5 A became B becoming C has become D had become 6 A But B However C Although D Even though 7 A like B want C alike D prefer 8 A need B order C desire D demand 9 A toll B cost C price D value 10 A forced B willing C advised D supposed
5 © Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) Read the passage carefully and choose the best answer A, B, C or D. COMPREHENSION In the last decade, there have been several dramatic improvements in the capabilities of household robots. Household robots are not something you see or read only in sci-fi stories and movies anymore. Today, there are a variety of household robots available on the market. The future looks bright for these household robots and they are becoming commonplace in our everyday lives. Robotic cleaning equipment is already used in homes, offices, restaurants, hospitals and clinics. These domestic robots can be programmed to perform several tasks to make life easy for busy working people. They can be programmed to do things like dusting, stocking the closet, sweeping the floor, and many other chores. While previously, household robots were only considered to be things of science fiction, they are now well within the realm of possibility. If your garage, attic, or other room needs some general maintenance and upkeep, a robot may be exactly what you need. The iRobot launched its first robotic vacuum cleaner, Roomba in 2002. The product had only basic Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities, such as identifying walls and avoiding stairs using built-in sensors. However, the latest Roomba model has advanced decision-making capabilities, powered by AI. The new model robot is capable of scanning the room size, identifying obstacles and remembering the most efficient routes and methods. Another household cleaning robot, RX-V100, is embedded with a speech recognition AI engine to enable tasks, such as reporting through a combination of blinking lights and spoken messages. For example, when a user gives a voice command to the robot to “Clean”, the RX-V100 uses AI speech to reply, “Alright” to acknowledge the command. In addition, this product comes with a set of predefined messages and responses to simulate simple conversations, such as “Good Morning” or “How is it going?” Robotic cleaning equipment is not only a comforting thought for those who have children but for those who wish to become more self-sufficient in the face of a sick family member or oneself. These robots can help with chores such as cleaning up drink spills, emptying garbage cans, etc. As the demand for these robots continues to grow and become more sophisticated, they will be able to do more difficult jobs and therefore, become more expensive. The initial costs associated with such a device would depend on how complex it would be. While initially expensive, the cost of home robots will become affordable with time and demand. Household robots can even make life easier for elderly and disabled individuals who are often left alone in a home. A house robot can assist with common house tasks like cooking and cleaning, which can make a person more independent. By making the elderly feel less dependent on others, they may be more willing to move into an assisted living or dementia care facility. They may also feel safer knowing a robot is always around to look after the house and pets. Robots are also being tested to work alongside people in a nursing home setting, looking after the senior residents while they are recovering from injuries or illnesses brought about by the senior citizen’s own condition. The future of household robots looks strong and potentially very useful. They are already gaining a foothold in our world, as evidenced by news reports of robots not just doing menial jobs around the home, such as dusting or washing the dishes, but also taking over the task of cleaning the entire house thus further boosting the popularity of robotic cleaning devices. Advanced household robots are just the first wave of AI technologies that will arrive in the near future.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 6 1 What does dramatic improvements in paragraph 1 refer to? A The bright future that household robots have. B The upgrading of the skills of household robots. C The variety of household robots that are now available. D Household robots are no longer only seen in science-fiction movies. 2 Which of the following statements is true? A A robot is able to just do general maintenance and upkeep. B Household robots are no longer an imagination but a reality. C Household robots are very helpful for busy working people. D Working people are now very dependent on household robots. 3 The Roomba household robot launched in 2002 was replaced by a newer model because A its sensors were not very effective. B it was not powered by Artificial Intelligence. C it had limited Artificial Intelligence capabilities. D it was found to be unsuitable for household chores. 4 According to the passage, the cost of these household robots will reduce A with time and increased demand. B when there is further development. C when there are drastic improvements. D if the system uses advanced artificial intelligence. 5 How have household robots been a great help to the elderly and disabled people? A They prevent elderly people from getting dementia. B They build confidence in elderly people to be independent. C They assist elderly people in living a quiet and peaceful life. D They assist the elderly and disabled people with their injuries. 6 The phrase gaining a foothold in our world in paragraph 7 means A taking over the world. B progressing in the world. C having a strong foundation. D having a favourable position in the world. 7 What is the message of the last paragraph? A Household robots are very useful. B Household robots are becoming very popular. C There is a growing demand for household robots. D The future of household robots is very promising. 8 Which would be a suitable title for this passage? A The Rise of Household Robots B The Future of Household Robots C The Making of Household Robots D The Usefulness of Household Robots
7 © Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) Look at the words in bold in the text and choose the correct meaning, A or B. VOCABULARY 1 variety A range B collection 2 commonplace A not unusual B routine 3 perform A carry through B carry out 4 considered A examined B viewed 5 basic A fundamental B secondary 6 capable A worthy B competent 7 enable A facilitate B approve 8 simulate A imitate B produce 9 chores A jobs B errands 10 sophisticated A more advanced B more knowledgeable 11 affordable A bargain B inexpensive 12 menial A routine B skilled
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 8 You received an email from your sister, Susan. SHORT COMMUNICATIVE MESSAGE Dear Sis I have been eating an excessive amount of fast food lately because it is convenient and cheap. As a result, I have put on a lot of weight and the doctor says this is not healthy. Could you please advise me as to how I can reduce my fast food intake and how I might practise a healthy lifestyle? I hope to hear from you soon. To: Subject: [email protected] Healthy Lifestyle Write an email to your sister in about 80 words in the space provided.
11 © Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 4 What is the purpose of this advertisement? A To highlight two international gymnasts. B To promote the school through a special session. C To give information on the types of courses offered. BUILD YOUR RHYTHMIC SKILLS! Rhythmic School of Gymnastics • Various programmes available • Designed for children aged 5 and above • Specialises in competitive rhythmic gymnastics Join us this Saturday for a special session with two renowned international gymnasts. They are here to share their skills and experiences. Sign up now! Limited seating. • Venue: Rhythm Hall, Level 1 5 Based on the conversation, we can conclude that A Janet wants Theresa to attend the aerobics class with her. B Janet wants Theresa to keep fit by joining the aerobics class. C Janet wants Theresa to sign up for aerobics class on Saturday. Janet: I am going to join the aerobics class in Fitness 1 Studio. Would you like to join me? Theresa: I’m keen on taking up some form of exercise to keep fit. But I work late on weekdays. Janet: What if we arrange for weekend classes? Theresa: I’m only available on Saturdays. Is that all right with you? Janet: Sure, let’s sign up and I’ll see you there this Saturday. 6 What is the speaker’s aim in giving this talk? A To share with students how to stay healthy. B To persuade students to take part in sports. C To introduce different types of sports to students. Good afternoon, boys and girls. Health is wealth. We must take care of our health by eating well and exercising. Today, I would like to share the benefits of taking part in sports to stay healthy. I hope that all of you will take part in sports regularly. Allow me to share with you a few types of sports that you can take part in based on your interest.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 12 7 How does this text highlight the importance of sports? A By stating the positive effects of sports in a person’s life. B By giving examples of the benefits of taking part in sports. C By informing how sports can keep a person healthy and fit. 8 Why does the writer admire Lionel Messi? A Messi is the best football player in the World Cup. B Messi is the top player in Barcelona and Argentina. C Messi is a football player with good character and skills. Importance of Sports Sports is an important activity to help us keep fit and healthy. Taking part in sports improves muscle strength and enhances mental capacity. Moreover, one learns that hard work and discipline are needed to prepare for a sports competition. In team sports, players are required to have team spirit and teamwork. In sum, sports can have great positive impact on a person’s life. My favourite footballer is Lionel Messi. An Argentinian, Messi plays for Barcelona FC and the Argentina national team. He has been awarded best player in the World Cup. His hard work, sincerity, kindness and humility are the values that I would like to emulate in my life as I pursue my football career. Messi has the qualities as well as the skills that make him a successful football player.
13 © Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) Read the passage carefully and choose the best answer A, B, C or D to fill in each blank. RATIONAL CLOZE Saransh Jain is from Pune (0) in Maharashtra, India. He is a professional FIFA player (1) e-sports athlete. E-sports (2) his interest at a very young age. He (3) a four-time National Champion in his home country of India. Saransh (4) the National FIFA e-sports Championship for the first time in November 2017 (5) he was just 16 years old. At 16, Saransh (6) the National Champion of India in FIFA e-sports. He (7) thousands of other players to take home the trophy. Since then, he (8) on to win multiple tournaments in his native country and abroad. After high school, Saransh decided to pursue (9) economics or finance in university. He is still keen on e-sports and his parents (10) supportive of his interest in gaming. Saransh believes that he can focus on both his e-sports career and his university education. (Source: T Retrieved and adapted from https://www.easterneye.biz/saransh-jain-indian-e-sportschampion/) 0 A locate B located C location D locating 1 A or B so C and D because 2 A captures B captured C is capturing D was capturing 3 A is B are C was D were 4 A win B won C winning D was winning 5 A after B when C before D already 6 A became B become C becomes D becoming 7 A beat B beaten C is beaten D was beaten 8 A went B is going C has gone D was going 9 A but B and C either D neither 10 A is B are C was D were
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 14 Read the passage carefully and choose the best answer A, B, C or D. COMPREHENSION Malaysian Squash Superstar Nicol David is a Malaysian professional squash player who hails from Penang. She started playing squash as a pastime at the tender age of five. By the time she was eight years old, she was enrolled in a proper coaching centre. Her journey as a squash player is one to be marvelled. In 1992, Nicol represented Penang state in the National Junior Interstate Championship. She won the silver medal in the U-16 category. This was her first ever win that surprised everyone. In 1994, she won her first international titles in the Scottish Junior Open Under-12 and the Hong Kong Under-13 tournaments. Her potential in becoming one of the top squash players in the world was proven when she clinched the Women’s World Junior Squash Championships in 1999. Nicol was only 15 years old when she won this title after beating three players who were ranked top 20 in the world. Her sterling performance made headlines in the world of sports and Nicol became an overnight squash star. Nicol turned professional in the year 2000 by joining the Women’s International Squash Players Association (WISPA). Within the first month on the WISPA tour, Nicol won her first title after defeating Salma Shabana in the Savcor Finnish Open. This was the first of many dozens of titles and trophies that were set to follow suit. By the year 2005, Nicol had become a dominant player on the tour when she lost only two matches throughout the whole year. She won the World Open and the Malaysian Open. Her greatest achievement was being the first Asian to win the British Open. The World No.1 ranking was accorded to Nicol in August 2006, and she defended the title for the next six years. In 2006, she continued her string of impressive performances by defending the World Open, Malaysia Open and British Open. Additionally, she won the Penang Open, Qatar Airways Open Challenge and Hong Kong Open. In 2007, Nicol was awarded the inaugural Asian Sportswoman of the Year Award. The year 2008 was a remarkable year for Nicol when she won every single match that came her way. Nicol was ranked the world number one player for nine years. She won the World Open seven times and five times consecutively from 2008 to 2012. She won the Asian Squash for a record eight times from 1998 to 2011. She was the WISPA Player of the Year from 2005 to 2010. As of 2013, she had 70 WISPA titles with a win percentage of 90.5%. For her outstanding achievements, Nicol was nominated as the top contender for title of ‘The greatest squash player of all time’. She is considered the most dominant player that the world has ever seen in squash history. After 20 years of making a career in squash, Nicol retired from the sport in June 2019. Nicol’s passion for squash moved her to set up the ‘Nicol David Foundation’ which aims to empower young players through sports and help them to reach their fullest potential. Nicol’s noble cause is one to be admired as she continues to impact the younger generation through squash. Nicol is truly a squash superstar as she continues to build her legacy!
15 © Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 1 The opening paragraph talks about A Nicol’s hometown. B Nicol’s pastime interest. C Nicol’s starting point in squash. D Nicol’s childhood squash interest. 2 In 1992, Nicol was considered A a winner. B the underdog. C a national player. D a top world player. 3 In paragraph 2, which squash tournament highlighted Nicol’s outstanding performance? A The Hong Kong Under-13 tournament. B The National Junior Interstate Championship. C The Scottish Junior Open under-12 tournament. D The Women’s World Junior Squash Championships. 4 The phrase overnight squash star in paragraph 2 means A rising to the top very fast. B gaining widespread support. C overcoming challenges quickly. D becoming popular and well-liked. 5 In paragraph 3, Nicol turned professional in 2000 for the following reasons except A To establish her professional career in squash. B To participate in more international squash competitions. C To compete as a professional squash player in the international arena. D To join the Women’s International Squash Players Association (WISPA). 6 In paragraph 4, Nicol was awarded the inaugural Asian Sportswoman of the Year Award because A she was able to defend all her titles. B she performed well in every squash tournament. C she had been a professional player for many years. D she played well in all the international tournaments. 7 In paragraph 5, why is Nicol considered the most remarkable squash player in history? A She was ranked the world number one player for nine years. B She was the Asian squash champion for a record eight times. C She had 70 WISPA titles and a record win percentage of 90.5%. D She had an outstanding record of titles and wins that was unprecedented. 8 Why did Nicol set up the Nicol David Foundation? A To guide young people to play squash. B To help young people to reach their goals in life. C To help young people reach their potential through sports. D To get young people to become professional squash players.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 18 Your teacher wants you to write an essay describing your favourite sports personality. In your essay, you should write about: • what sports this person is involved in • why you admire this person • how this person has influenced you Use all the notes above and give reasons for your point of view. Write your essay in about 125 to 150 words in an appropriate style. GUIDED WRITING
19 © Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) UNIT 3 LET’S BUY IT Study the information carefully and choose the best answer A, B or C. SHORT TEXTS 1 What is consumerism? A The need to buy items that need replacement. B The drive to buy and own more items than you need. C The belief that you need basic items for your happiness. Consumerism is when you feel the desire to buy a new version of something you already own, even though it works just fi ne. Consumerism encourages purchasing and consumption of goods and services in excess of a person’s basic needs. Consumerism works by creating an economic system that encourages consumers to buy more through social pressure, advertising, manipulation and the belief that you’ll be happier if you own a particular item. 2 This advertisement informs us that A the Maybank scholarships off er students from various disciplines the opportunity to continue their education. B all applicants will be assessed fairly by the Maybank committee before they are granted the scholarship. C the Maybank scholarship are available only to students pursuing engineering, creative design, data science and IT disciplines. Maybank Scholarships In recognising diversity and inclusivity, Maybank is welcoming scholarship applicants pursuing a wide variety of academic disciplines. It is our aim to enable applicants to have fair opportunity in pursuing their dreams to make an impact in the world. Apart from fi nance-related disciplines or other fi elds relevant to the fi nancial services industry, the scholarship programme also supports students pursuing courses in disciplines such as engineering, creative design, data science and IT applications, among others. Please send in your applications by 15 February, 2023.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 20 5 Online shopping has grown significantly because A of the fast and reliable delivery of goods. B of the availability of goods and a satisfactory return policy. C about half of consumers like using their smartphones to shop. 4 From the text, we can conclude that A research shows consumerism does not make people happy. B there are a lot of psychological experiments being carried out. C many people organise their lives around wealth, status and material possessions. Psychological research has shown that people who organise their lives around consumerist goals, like constant desire for product acquisition, often report moodiness, great unhappiness in their relationships and other psychological problems. Also, some other psychological experiments have reported that people exposed to consumerist values based on wealth, status and material possessions display greater anxiety and depression than those who are not. 3 Which of the following statements is false? A Consumerism contributes to environmental and moral issues. B The finer things in life help with mental health and financial stability. C Consumerism has its benefits and drawbacks but we need to achieve a balance. Johan: I read an article recently that said that although consumerism drives economic growth and boosts innovation, it comes with a fair share of problems. David: What kind of problems were discussed? Johan: The problems mentioned range from environmental to moral degradation. David: I am sure high debt level is also an issue. I think another rising problem would be mental health issues among consumers. Johan: I do believe you’re right. A person’s love for the finer things in life should not come at the expense of his or her mental health or financial stability. Don’t you agree? David: Absolutely. Since we are already a consumerist society, it is advisable to strike a healthy balance. More than 50% of consumers identify themselves as ‘digital’, and this has resulted in the growth of online shopping. A survey showed that mobile and smartphones are the preferred platform for shopping online, with an upward trend in consumers shopping online daily. It showed that consumers consider fast and reliable delivery as also important while availability of goods, and a satisfactory return policy being identified as the other factors to consider when shopping online.
21 © Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) Do you ever feel like you must have that latest smartphone, electronic device or game? You already have them, so why do you think you need more? Many people today think that it is important not only to have many things but also keep up with the latest design or gadget. Are you one of them? People spend a lot of money on things that they want but don’t really need. Did you know that a recent American survey reported that Americans spend over US$1.2 trillion on goods and services they don’t absolutely need, every year? 6 Which of the following is true about the text? A People think that it is important to have the latest gadget. B Most people today spend over US$1.2 trillion on goods and services. C It is important to have what you need and not just buy what you want. 8 How has the Covid-19 pandemic affected our lives? A It has made changing our attitudes towards the environment easier. B It has made us more aware of consumers’ concerns about environmental and social issues. C It has changed our way of consumption to be more environmentally and socially conscious. 7 Consumerism in a capitalistic society negatively impacts A the free market. B people’s lifestyle. C large organisations. Generally, consumerism refers to the tendency of people living in a capitalist economy to engage in a lifestyle of excessive materialism. Capitalism is an economic system characterised by private ownership in which the free market controls the production of goods and services. Due to this, consumerism is widely understood to contribute to the destruction of traditional values and ways of life, consumer exploitation by big businesses, environmental degradation, and negative psychological effects. Consumerism has been affected greatly by the Covid-19 pandemic that has changed several things in our lives over the past few years. The isolation caused by the pandemic made many people dependent on social media and news channels to keep up with global news. This greatly impacted how consumers view climate change. This in turn made some buyers adopt consumer habits that are more socially and environmentally friendly.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 22 Read the passage carefully and choose the best answer A, B, C or D to fill in each blank. RATIONAL CLOZE Consumerism has a number of negative effects on the quality (0) life on our planet. One of the negative effects (1) global equality. The significant (2) in resource consumption in wealthier countries (3) to an ever-widening gap (4) the rich and the poor. As the age old saying goes, ‘the rich get richer and the poor get poorer’. (5) , consumerism is destroying our environment. As the demand for goods increases, the need to produce (6) goods also increases. This leads to more pollutant (7) , increased land-use and deforestation, and accelerated climate change. Our planet is experiencing devastating (8) on its water supplies, as more and more water stores are used for intensive farming procedures. Also, waste disposal is becoming (9) problem worldwide, and our oceans are slowly but surely becoming a giant waste disposal pit. According to scientists, up to 12 million tonnes of plastic (10) the ocean every year, forming giant floating garbage patches all over the world. 0 A in B of C on D about 1 A is B are C was D were 2 A rise B rising C decrease D decreasing 3 A has led B had led C is leading D was leading 4 A near B within C among D between 5 A But B However C In addition D Nevertheless 6 A the B this C these D those 7 A outflow B radiation C discharge D emissions 8 A likes B results C effects D affects 9 A a B an C the D this 10 A float B enter C dump D throw
25 © Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) Look at the words in bold in the text and choose the correct meaning, A or B. VOCABULARY 1 overwhelming A enormous B overpowering 2 impulse A need B desire 3 constant A timely B continuous 4 assurances A promises B confidence 5 traditional A novel B established 6 regulated A managed B controlled 7 enrichment A enhancement B advancement 8 deceptive A tricky B misleading 9 enforcement A application B implementation 10 access A entry B availability 11 evaluated A assessed B measured 12 solely A entirely B partially
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 26 During the recent 11.11 grand sale, you purchased a pair of high impact jogging shoes online. You were told that you would receive your purchase in two weeks. However, it has already been three weeks and you have not received your purchase. Write a complaint via email regarding the delay and the inconvenience it has caused you, in about 80 words, in the space provided. Address the email to [email protected]. Write your answer below. SHORT COMMUNICATIVE MESSAGE To: Subject: [email protected].
27 © Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) “Out with the old and in with the new.” Consumerism is one of the biggest challenges the world faces today. It may seem like a way of life to many but the consequences of this culture are many. Social customs put pressure on people to keep up with the latest trends. Your teacher wants you to write an essay on ways to overcome the challenges posed by consumerism. In your essay, you should write about: • buying what you need not want • being knowledgeable about the product • eco-friendly products Use all the notes above and give reasons for your point of view. Write your essay in about 125 to 150 words. GUIDED WRITING
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