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ii Paper 1 1 Reading 1 – 41 Paper 2 42 Writing 42 – 59 Paper 3 60 Speaking 60 – 68 Paper 4 69 Listening 69 – 82 Listening Texts LT1 – LT12 Answers A1 – A8 CONTENTS
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 1 Part 1 Short Texts Read the text carefully in each question. Choose the best answer A, B or C. For each question, mark the correct answer A, B or C on your answer sheet. PAPER Reading 1 1 The phrase keep some for a rainy day means A keep the money to buy comics B save the money for an emergency C save the money to use on a rainy day Every year thousands of mobile phones go missing. Young people below the age of 18 are most at risk of having their phones stolen. It is important to keep your phone safe as it will save you a lot of inconvenience and stress if it is stolen. You lose not only the phone but also all the numbers, messages and photos in it. 2 Which of the following statements is true? A Losing your mobile phone is not a serious problem. B Young people face a higher risk of losing their phone. C You do not lose anything important when your phone is stolen. 3 The phrase fi x it means A to clean the air conditioner B to check the air conditioner C to repair the air conditioner Jal : Good morning, could I speak to Mr Chan, please? Chan : Speaking. Who’s on the line? Jal : I’m Jal and I need your help. Chan : How can I help you? Jal : My air conditioner is not working and I was wondering if you could come over to my house and fi x it for me. Chan : Sure, I will come over this afternoon. I just received my allowance, Roy. I want to buy the latest comics. What? You want to use all your allowance on comics? Why don’t you keep some for a rainy day?
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 4 Tabung Banjir Kelantan aims to raise RM100,000 KOTA BHARU: Tabung Banjir Kelantan has started a campaign to raise RM100,000 to aid flood victims in Kelantan. The Flood Recovery Drive will use part of the funds from the sale of food and secondhand items on 20 July, to buy food and clothing for the victims. The victims will also be given financial assistance to repair their homes which were badly damaged by the floods. 11 Based on the information, the flood victims will A get cash to repair their homes. B will be given money to buy food and clothing. C officially receive their financial assistance only on 20 July A bottlenose dolphin was rescued in the Klongdan irrigation canal in Samut Prakarn province, Thailand by the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources officers yesterday. The dolphin has been taken to the Coastal Fisheries Research and Development Centre for a health examination. The dolphin will be taken care of by officers and volunteers. 12 Which of the following statements is true? A The bottlenose dolphin was found in an irrigation canal. B Volunteers will carry out a health examination on the dolphin. C The Department of Marine and Coastal Resources found the bottlenose dolphin. The Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur was, until recently, the tallest building in Malaysia. On a clear day, it can be seen from miles away. However, it will be overshadowed soon by the Merdeka 118 which is a 118-storey, 644-metre skyscraper in Kuala Lumpur, which is still under construction. Upon completion it will become the tallest building in South East Asia. 14 Which of the following statements is true? A The Twin Towers is taller than Merdeka 118. B The Twin Towers is the tallest building in South East Asia. C The Merdeka 118 will be taller than the Twin Towers upon completion. 13 Based on the newspaper report above, we know that A Malaysians have not been affected by the introduction of the SST B the restaurant owner was charging the price the government had fixed C the businessman was upset about the extra cost of the plate of chicken rice KLUANG – Since the introduction of the Sales and Service Tax (SST) in 2018, Malaysians have been very careful with their spending. A businessman who used to eat at a restaurant in Jalan Mersing regularly, was shocked and annoyed when he was charged RM8.00 for a plate of chicken rice after SST. He questioned the owner who said that the price increase was due to the implementation of the SST. The businessman lodged a report with the Domestic Trade, Cooperative and Consumerism Ministry against the restaurant.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 8 PRACTICE 2 Read the text below and choose the best word for each space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet. Inventions Past and Present Human beings (0) been blessed with such intelligence which has been used to make striking inventions. (1) countless inventions, from which all races of human beings are getting benefi ts and advantage, will continue as long as the world (2) . By virtue of these inventions of the past and present, man not only has overcome multiple diffi culties but has also made his life simple, easy and comfortable, today. If we need a cold drink, there is cold water from the fridge and to relax, we (3) the radio, television, the internet, video games and numerous other modern gadgets. Very simple inventions like the soap, the electric bulb, air conditioners, batteries and microwaves, to name a few, have (4) our lives more comfortable. The ancient Chinese (5) paper and print, coins and other simple equipment. Glue and gum were invented by the Egyptians while telephones and cars were invented by western inventors. Modern transportation has made travel easier and faster for all. Going out to space (6) also possible and not a dream anymore. Communication is another area that has and is experiencing changes at great speed. For example, if you want to (7) the latest breaking news, all you have to do is just go to web-based and mobile apps like Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. (8) , there are some inventions that have caused more pain and made life very (9) . The atom bomb for one, caused so much misery and destruction. The invention of explosives killed millions of people in the past. Wars started because people knew that they could use these explosives to kill. Whatever (10) invention, mankind should learn to use inventions wisely and for the good of all. 0 A has B are C have D were 1 A This B That C Those D These 2 A exist B exists C existed D existing 3 A has B had C have D having 4 A made B make C makes D making 5 A found B discovered C created D invented 6 A is B are C was D were 7 A hear B hears C heard D hearing 8 A Besides B However C Moreover D In spite of 9 A simple B worrying C diffi cult D comfortable 10 A a B an C the D those
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 11 PRACTICE 5 Read the text below and choose the best word for each space. For each question, mark the correct letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet. Our English Teacher My class was expecting a new English teacher, Mrs Julie, (0) was to replace our present teacher, who was going on transfer to another school. Mrs Julie is from a nearby school. We had heard a lot about her and it was clear (1) the start that Mrs Julie was not a teacher that we would warm up to. She was (2) by some of her former students as being cold, snobbish and unapproachable. She walked into our class at 10.30 a.m. sharp. We (3) up and wished her. She looked at us and wished us back, with no smile. We stood there in a state of paralysis, I should say, waiting for her to ask us to sit. When she did ask us to (4) our seats, we did so very (5) . I have never seen my class like this before at all. Most of the time, when teachers walk into class they have to ask us to keep quiet and behave (6) . She introduced herself (7) great pride and gave us a running commentary of her qualifi cations and achievements. We were in a state of (8) . She wanted us to be the best and she told us that we will be, if we set our hearts and mind to it. It was then that we realised that she was not what she appeared to be. There was a diff erence. She started teaching. Her lesson was diff erent and not textbook-based. The one-and-a-half hours she spent with us that day made us realise that fi rst (9) do not count and we should ‘never judge a book by its cover’. As days turned to months, Mrs Julie became one of the (10) teachers we have ever had! 0 A who B that C whom D which 1 A at B by C in D from 2 A portray B portrays C portrayed D portraying 3 A stand B stood C stands D standing 4 A take B taking C taken D took 5 A noisily B happily C quietly D eagerly 6 A themselves B ourselves C yourselves D myself 7 A in B of C by D with 8 A disbelief B shock C awe D surprise 9 A opinions B looks C judgments D impressions 10 A best B good C incredible D better
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 13 1 From paragraph 1, where is Pulau Sipadan located? A In the Celebes Sea B In the east coast of Malaysia C Off the coast of eastern Sabah D Off the coast of western Sabah 2 From paragraph 2, why is Pulau Sipadan considered a unique island? A It is the centre of exotic marine habitats. B More than 3,000 species of animals are found here. C It is home to hawksbill turtles, sharks and unique birds. D It was formed by living corals growing on an extinct volcano. 3 From paragraph 3, which of the following is not a tourist attraction in Pulau Sipadan? A Its thick rainforests B Its diverse marine life C Its rich and colourful coral reefs D Its popular scuba diving activities 4 From paragraph 5, the quality of the coral reefs in Sipadan are deteriorating because A the coral polyps are being destroyed B of careless scuba diving and snorkelling C too many visitors are spoiling the corals D of the heavy boat and diver traffic in the sea 5 From paragraph 5, which word means getting spoilt? A pristine C suffocating B choking D deteriorating 6 From paragraph 8, what did the Malaysian government initially do to protect Pulau Sipadan? A Stop construction in neighbouring islands B Prohibit tourists from staying on the island C Protect the land area as a Marine Protected Area D Enforce control and supervision of diving and snorkelling 7 From paragraph 9, how did the government control the number of tourists visiting Pulau Sipadan? A Visitors had to spend a day on the island. B Visitors had to pay a fee to enter the island. C Visitors could not go scuba diving near the island. D Visitors were limited to a certain number at a specific time. 8 What is the biggest problem encountered by Pulau Sipadan? A Too many resorts being built in neighbouring islands B Environmental issues are not taken into consideration C Too many visitors coming to the island for diving activities D Marine life is not given due consideration for want of economic gains
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 19 1 What is paragraph 1 about? A The different kinds of river dolphins B Where most river dolphins are located C How river dolphins adapt to their habitat D How river dolphins resemble oceanic dolphins 2 From paragraph 1, what physical feature does the Amazon dolphin possess that enables it to move through trees? A Broad flippers B Infused neck vertebrae C Small eyes and reduced dorsal fin D Fat bulbous heads and skinny elongated beaks 3 From paragraph 2, how many types of river dolphins are there? A One C Three B Two D Four 4 From paragraph 3, why are the male dolphins aggressive and brutal in nature? A To attract female dolphins B To protect themselves from predators C To fight with other dolphins for survival D To move easily among other marine life 5 From paragraph 4, which river has is the largest surviving population of dolphins in the world? A The Yangtze River C The Ganges River B The Amazon River D Rio di la Plata 6 From paragraph 4, which of the following is not a reason why the Yangtze River dolphins are endangered? A Overfishing B Pollution of rivers C Propeller blades on boats D Deforestation along rivers 7 From paragraph 5, what is affecting the navigation systems of the Amazon River dolphins? A Noise pollution from vessels B Contamination of the river water C Destruction of the Amazon Basin D Excessive traffic along the Amazon river 8 The writer’s purpose in writing this article is to A bring attention to what humans are doing to dolphins B warn people that the Amazon River dolphins are in danger of extinction C elaborate on the different types of river dolphins and where they are found D highlight what will happen to Amazon River dolphins if nothing is done to protect them
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 22 Part 4 Gapped Text PRACTICE 1 You are going to read a review about a movie. Six sentences have been removed from the review. Choose from the sentences A to H the one which fi ts each gap (1 to 6). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use. Hunger Games Review The novel, The Hunger Games, written by Suzanne Collins is a popular read for teenagers and adults alike. (1) It has since been released in paperback and also as an audio book and eBook. The Hunger Games is the fi rst in The Hunger Games trilogy; it is followed by Catching Fire (2009) and Mockingjay (2010). In the novel, the Hunger Games is an annual event in which one boy and one girl aged 12 to 18 from each of the twelve poorer districts surrounding the wealthy Capitol are selected by lottery to compete in a televised battle. (2) The story is narrated by and revolves around 16-year-old Katniss Everdeen. (3) The leading male character is Peeta Mellark, a former schoolmate of Katniss who once gave her bread from his family’s bakery when her family was starving. (4) Katniss believes this to be a ploy to gain sponsors, who can be critical to survival because of their ability to send gifts such as food, medicine and tools during the Games. (5) The book received mostly positive feedback. (6) The novel won many awards, including the California Young Reader Medal, and was named one of Publishers Weekly ‘s ‘Best Book of the Year’ in 2008.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 28 PRACTICE 4 You are going to read an article about John, the police dog. Six sentences have been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A to H the one which fi ts each gap (1 to 6). There are two extra sentences which you do not need to use. John, the Loyal Police Dog John, a German Shepherd, was an exceptional police dog. (1) During that time, he made over 300 operational fi nds including assault rifl es, shotguns, hand guns, over one million worth of bank notes and over RM4.5 million in illegal drugs. He was also used to locate missing persons. John did not have specifi c duties like some police dogs. John’s career with the local police department began in 2000 when he was just 18 months old. (2) The best regarded and most dependable police dog training programmes consist of daily routines and can last anywhere from 12 to 16 weeks before a dog enters service and becomes a full fl edged crime solver. (3) Later, he went on to pursue other courses related to locating fi rearms, ammunition, bank notes and tracking criminals. When he had completed all his courses he partnered Constable Rueben who became his handler and faithful partner and friend. (4) The pair stayed together throughout John’s illustrious career. He demonstrated exceptional acts of devotion and represented outstanding examples of the special relationship that exists between animals and humans. John and Reuben were inseparable and always looked after each other. John worked at some high-profi le events including the inauguration of major international games, major musicals and other international events. (5) On one occasion he intercepted a car heading towards the KL Tower, leaping through an open window to uncover RM100,000 worth of cocaine hidden under the centre console. A few years ago, on another occasion, John managed to lead the police to a smuggler’s den situated in the outskirts of a major town. These smugglers were involved in buying and selling ammunition. (6) He was due to receive the Excellent Service Award for his outstanding service to the local police over a fi fteen-year career alongside his handler but passed away suddenly in a freak accident, just weeks before the presentation. John was truly an extraordinary police dog.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 29 A His achievements are too many to mention but he performed all his assignments perfectly and with complete dedication. B Together they worked tirelessly to solve many crimes. C Training for police dogs begins when a dog is just about a year old. D In 2015, John retired from police service. E He served in the local police force for more than 15 years. F John was trained to look for missing persons and drug dealers. G Initially, John underwent a one-month intensive training course to search for and identify drugs. H John and his partner were best of friends and they worked together for more than 15 years.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 32 A – The Chester Zoo, United Kingdom This is the most popular zoo in Britain with more than 8,000 animals and an extensive collection of endangered plants. Visitors to the zoo can participate in a ‘zookeeper for a day’ programme that focuses on a chosen animal. Proceeds from the programme are put towards the zoo’s conservation eff orts which include breeding endangered animals. B – Moscow Zoo, Russia This zoo is home to over 6,000 animals and covers over 53 acres. Its main focus is on children’s education and entertainment, making it very popular with families. A wellknown highlight is the big cats exhibit with the Siberian tigers as its highlight. Children do not have to pay for entry. Tours are available and you can spend an entire day or even a whole weekend at the zoo. C – San Diego Zoo, United States Founded in 1916, this zoo is home to more than 12,000 animals and has often been considered to be one of the best zoos in the world. It was home to fi ve giant pandas that were successfully bred. The pandas however have been sent back to China. This zoo was a pioneer in ‘cage-free’ exhibits that re-create natural habitats and is situated in the beautiful Balboa Park. D – Berlin’s Zoological Garden and Aquarium, Germany Germany’s oldest zoo was opened in 1844 with an aquarium which was opened in 1913. It is the most visited zoo in Europe. The aquarium is housed in a four-storey building and this zoo has an excellent collection of birds of prey, cranes and antelopes. The regular animal feedings are among the most popular attractions in this zoo. E – Singapore Zoo, Singapore This zoo, formerly known as the Singapore Zoological Gardens, occupies 69 acres of land. It is considered to be one of the best rainforest zoos in the world and has the world’s fi rst freeranging orang-utan habitat. The animals in the zoo include Asian elephants, chimpanzees, proboscis monkeys and numerous other endangered animals from Southeast Asia. The zoo has an amphitheatre for holding animal performances. F – Taronga Zoo, Sydney Taronga Zoo is home to more than 4,000 animals of 350 species. It is the largest zoo in Australia. It is a great destination to see native Australian wildlife as well as rare exotic animals. The daily bird and seal shows are very popular among visitors. Some of the animals found here are the Sumatran tiger, Asian elephant, meerkat, gorilla, koala, sun bear and many more. Part 5 Information Transfer PRACTICE 1 Read the descriptions of diff erent zoos and answer the questions that follow. Zoos
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 41 Questions 1 to 4 Which paragraph (A–F) is suitable for the following people? Statements Paragraph 1 Lim loves jazz music and wants to perform with his girlfriend. 2 Bob is a very good in acrobatic moves and has the strength and vitality. 3 Al is young and agile and loves to dress in bright clothes when dancing. 4 Jules is good with his feet movements and he does not need a partner. Questions 5 to 8 Complete the notes below using information from the text. Choose no more than one word from the texts for each answer. All About Dance Styles • A dance for couples with simple movements is the (5) which was started in Austria. • A boy who loves to break dance is called a (6) . • The (7) is classified as a Latin American dance style. • When doing the step dance one pays attention on the (8) while the arms and legs are kept rigid.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 42 PAPER Writing 2 Part 1 PRACTICE 1 You received an email from your cousin, Jill who has just completed her SPM examination. To: Subject: Send Now write an email to your cousin in about 80 words. Write your answer below. Hi, I need some advice. I know you are keen on running and have taken part in marathons. I am thinking of participating in a marathon organised by the District Outdoor Club. I am nervous and uncertain about this as I’ve never attempted anything like this before. Do you think I can do it? Let me know if you think this a good idea. To: Subject: [email protected] Marathon
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 48 PRACTICE 3 Your class has been talking about pollution and your teacher has asked you to write an essay on the eff ects of pollution in your area. In your essay, you should write about: • the most common type of pollution • the eff ects of pollution • what is being done to stop pollution Write your essay using all the notes and giving reasons for your point of view.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 49 PRACTICE 4 Your class has been discussing historical places in Malaysia. Your teacher has asked you to choose and write an essay about one historical place that you fi nd interesting. In your essay, you should write about: • where the place is • what is interesting about the place • what activities can be carried out Write your essay using all the notes and giving reasons for your point of view.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 50 PRACTICE 5 Your class has been talking about saving money and your teacher has asked you to write an essay about why it is important for teenagers to start this good habit. In your essay, you should write about: • why it is important to save money • how teenagers can save money • how much teenagers should save Write your essay using all the notes and giving reasons for your point of view.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 60 PAPER Speaking 3 Part 1 *These are sample questions that could be asked during the test. Phase 1 • What is your name? • Where do you live? • Is your house far from school? • How do you come to school? Phase 2 • What time do you usually wake up on school days/weekends? • How do you spend your weekends? • What do you do after coming home from school? • Do you have hobbies? What are they? • How do you like to spend your free time? • How big is your family? • What do you parents do?
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 62 PRACTICE 2 2A Talk about your ambition. You should say: • what your ambition is • why it is your ambition • why it is important to have an ambition • how you hope to achieve your ambition My ambition Talk about your favourite teacher. You should say: • who the teacher is • the subject he/she teaches • why he/she is your favourite • what he/she has done for you as a teacher My favourite teacher 2B
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 68 PRACTICE 4 convenient and relaxing What are the benefi ts of online shopping? can compare prices reduces impulsive shopping no crowds saves time saves money Decide which is the best benefi t of online shopping. What do you think would happen if everyone did online shopping?
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 69 PAPER Listening 4 Part 1 PRACTICE 1 You will hear people talking in seven diff erent situations. For questions 1 to 7, choose the correct answer (A, B or C). You will hear each recording twice. Answer all the questions. 1 From the announcement, we know that the workshop A will be conducted by Puan Jamaliah B is organised by the teachers of SMK Sungai Jelutong C is for Form Four students who fared poorly in Mathematics and Science 2 Why did the writer choose to give her mother roses? A It is Mother’s Day. B Her mother only likes roses. C She wants to show her mother how much she loves her. 3 The main objective of this project is to A show that we care B collect donations for the victims of the Nepal earthquake C help rebuild houses and schools for the victims of the Nepal earthquake 4 The expression selling like hot cakes, means A the book is selling very fast B that the book is making a lot of money C that the book has been published and put on sale 5 From the conversation, we know that the children A liked their new neighbour B were afraid of their new neighbour C found their new neighbour unpleasant 6 What can you conclude about Jason? A He is very wealthy. B He is very brand conscious. C He has very expensive taste. 7 Why do you think the police issued this notice to the public? A They want to let the burglars know that the police are after them. B They want witnesses to come forward to help track down the burglars. C They want the residents to be prepared if the burglars break into their house.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 70 PRACTICE 2 You will hear people talking in seven diff erent situations. For questions 1 to 7, choose the correct answer (A, B or C). You will hear each recording twice. Answer all the questions. 1 From this extract we learn that A many students limit their potential unnecessarily B Malaysian students think that they are not good enough C many of our students believe that they cannot do certain jobs 2 How many schools were closed on the fi rst day of the school term due to Covid? A Ten B Twenty C Sixty 3 From the announcement we know that A the two teams have played in Malaysia before B the match is being held for the fi rst time in this country C the match will be available only to those celebrating Merdeka 4 Where are the Kota Tinggi waterfalls located? A In Kota Tinggi town B On the road to Mersing C At the base of Gunung Muntahak 5 What do smart cars and hyper loop trains have in common? A They are energy effi cient. B They can take you to many places. C They are today’s popular mode of transport. 6 Who should we contact if we want to attend the talk? A Julian Tan B Dr Allan John C The Diabetes Association of Kuantan 7 What is a tablet? A It is a thin and light laptop. B It is a smart phone with internet access. C It is a combination of a laptop computer, e-reader and smart phone.
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 71 Part 2 PRACTICE 1 You will hear three friends talking about the problem of plastic pollution. For questions 1 to 8 choose the correct answer (A, B or C). You will hear the recording twice. Answer all the questions. 1 The three friends are trying to A get everyone to reduce plastic consumption B get the community to understand plastic pollution C infl uence the community to be aware of the dangers of pollution 2 Who initiated the Plastic Tide Turners Challenge? A The three teenagers B The Girl Guides and Boy Scouts C The United Nations Environment Programme 3 How did the local Girl Guides Association explain how the challenge is structured? A By holding meetings in diff erent schools B By conducting a live presentation on Facebook C By having a Zoom meet for interested participants 4 Who created the Plastic Tide Turners Challenge Badge? A The Girl Guides B United Nations C The Boy Scouts 5 Why was the Plastic Tide Turners Challenge Badge created? A To encourage teens to participate in the challenge B To motivate young people to combat global issues C To inspire youths to reduce their plastic consumption and make changes within communities 6 How did the three teenagers come to know about this challenge? A They saw it on Facebook Live. B They saw it on The African Youth Summit on Facebook Live. C They read about it in the Girl Guides and Boy Scouts newsletter. 7 What did the friends learn from the leadership challenge? A They learnt all about plastic pollution. B How to get people involved in the fi ght against pollution C How to solve plastic pollution and their role in solving this problem
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 77 PRACTICE 3 You will hear fi ve short extracts in which people talk about books they have read recently. For questions 1 to 5, choose from the list (A to G) what each speaker says. Use the letters only once. There are two extra letters which you do not need to use. You will hear the recording twice. Answer all the questions. A Learn about money matters B A must-read book about wealthy people C A fantastic read for those interested in prehistoric animals D It takes you into the world of fantasy E A romantic story for young girls F How to face challenges in the fi eld of sports G A true story about how to deal with life’s challenges Speaker 1 1 Speaker 2 2 Speaker 3 3 Speaker 4 4 Speaker 5 5
© Global Mediastreet Sdn. Bhd. (762284-U) 81 PRACTICE 3 You will hear a student, Juliana, talking about her success, both academically and in the fi eld of sports. For questions 1 to 10, fi ll in the missing information in each numbered space. Use NO MORE THAN ONE WORD for each space. You will hear the interview twice. Answer all the questions. Juliana’s Success Story Juliana, a former student of SMK Bintang is an all-rounder. She excelled in her studies and at sixteen was a (1) hockey player. Her ambition is to be a (2) . Her parents were not highly educated but to them (3) is the gateway to success. Her parents were very supportive and encouraging and Juliana’s dream was to make them proud. Juliana was very active in school and knew what she had to do to be successful. She completed all her (4) on time, never missed classes and was always punctual. She put in a lot of time and (5) in her assignments. She (6) every day and did not leave anything to the last minute. She loved playing hockey and trained very hard. She was very (7) and never skipped training sessions. Juliana feels that being (8) isn’t about just being rich or winning recognition and awards. It is about personal fulfi lment and being (9) . Success comes with hard work, commitment and and it takes hard work to achieve your goals. She advises students to (10) in themselves and know their potential and capability.
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