Precision is the path to Excellence

PMR English Language

Form 1
[Lesson
Model Questions
4]
Graphic and Stimuli
Comprehension
GRAPHIC AND STIMULI
Look at the picture below and answer the question that follows.
1

Ms Chin Seow Hui

A
B

Which of the statements best describes the pictures above?

Walking with people
C
Helping people in need
D
Enjoying the environment together
Respecting the public

A
B

Read the extract below and answer the question that follows.
Elephants' footprints trap rainfall that provides water for other species.
What do elephants do?
Protect other animals
C
Collect water
D Trap rainfall
Leave footprints
Read the label below and answer the question that follows.

A
B
C
4

A
B
C

Which of the following statements is incorrect?

The contents of the box weigh 250 g.
The pancake can be eaten by only 6 persons.
The pancake mixture costs less than RM10.00.
Look at the sign below and answer the question that follows.
NO LITTERING
RM500 FINE
The sign implies that
throwing rubbish around is a serious offence
littering is a RM500.00-activity
it is fine to pay RM500.00

A
B

Read the extract below and answer the question that follows.
Penguins eat only when they are in the water. Their fine feathers protect
them from the cold water of the Arctic. The male penguin hatches its eggs.
What could the penguin possibly eat?
Insects
C
Frogs
Plants
D
Fish

6
A
B

Questions 6 - 7
Study the bus schedule below and answer the questions that follow.
Destination (from ___ station) Bus number Frequency of departure
Jalan Kemboja
7,8,10
10 minutes
Jalan Teratai
21,6,8
20 minutes
Jalan Melor
7,9,11
15 minutes
Jalan Alamanda
3, 13,43
1 minutes
How often do the buses go to Jalan Melor?
Twice a day
C
Twice in every half hour
Every 20 minutes
D
Thrice in every half hour

7
A
B

Which bus should you take if you want to go to Jalan Alamanda?

10
C
12
11
D
13

A
B

Questions 8 - 9
Read the newspaper report below and answer the following questions.
DUNGUN, Wednesday -A father and his three sons drowned at sea yesterday.
Witnesses say that the father, Abdullah, had jumped into the sea to save his
three-year-old son, Raihan, who had fallen into the sea while fishing.
According to the report, how many people died in the incident?
1
C
3
2
D
4

9
A
B

The incident can be described as a

drama
tragedy

mystery

Questions 10 - 11
Read the label below and answer the questions that follow.
DOSAGE
ADULT: 1-2 TABLETS EVERY 4 HOURS
(not more than 8 tablets a day unless prescribed by a doctor)
CHILD: 1 TABLET EVERY 4 HOURS
(not more than 4 tablets a day unless prescribed by a doctor)
10 This warning maybe found on a
A
bottle of cough mixture
C
box of headache pills
B
bottle of mouthwash
11 What is the maximum number of tablets a child can take in a day?
A
2
C
6
B
4
D 8

COMPREHENSION
Read the passage below carefully. Then, answer the questions that follow.
When I was five years old, my father took me to see a dentist. I had to go there
because one of my teeth was loose and needed to be pulled out. It was a terrible
experience for me and I can still remember it vividly in my mind.
I remembered waiting for my turn in the clinic. At first, I was not afraid. However,
when I saw the posters on the wall showing decayed tooth and blood oozing from them, I
began to feel uneasy. When my name was called out by the nurse, I panicked. Despite my
father's assurance that it would not be a painful experience, I went numb with fear. I said a
tearful goodbye to him as I prepared for the worst.
I went in and lay down on the dentist's chair. The dentist knew that I was scared, as he
could see sweat running down my forehead. "Relax, this won't hurt," said the dentist as he
injected anaesthetic into the side of my gums. It would make the extraction of my tooth
painless. My mouth became numb.

After three minutes, the dentist extracted my tooth using an instrument that looked
to me like a pair of pliers. I was scared when it went inside my mouth. I held the chair
tightly and shut my eyes tight as I prepared for the pain but it never came. When I opened
my eyes, the dentist held up a bloodied tooth that used to be part of my mouth. The
dentist grinned and said, "That was not so bad was it?" I was happy it was all over.
1
A
B

How old was the writer when he went to see the dentist?
C five
four
D seven
three

2
A
B

The word vividly can be replaced with

C
sadly
D
clearly

cleverly
painfully

3
A
B

What made the writer feel afraid?

His father
The nurse

The dentist
Some posters

4
A
B

What word was used to refer to the pulling out of the decayed tooth?
C instrument
injection
D
extraction
anaesthetic

5
A
B

What was used to take away the pain when the tooth was being pulled out?
C the father's assurance
a pair of pliers
D
anaesthetic injection
the dentist's assurance

C
D