Name : Class : Date :

BAND PERFORMANCE STANDARD DESCRIPTOR

1 Know fundamental skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing B1 DB1 Reading and following sequence of ideas B1 DB1 E1 Able to read and reorganise ideas in chronological order

EVIDENCE

Instrumen 1 A. Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow. Tun Dr Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman was born on 4 November , 1915 in Johor Bahru. Tun Dr Ismail was a medical doctor trained in Singapore and Melbourne. He entered Malaysian politics in 1951 when he was selected as vice president of the United Malays National Organization (UMNO). Tun Dr Ismail participated actively in the negotiations leading to the independence of Malaya in 1957. After the independence, he joined the first Cabinet and held various portfolios. He was our first Ambassador to Washington D.C. as well as a Malaysian representative in the United Nations from 1957 to 1959. On his return, he re-joined the Cabinet and held the important portfolios of Internal Security and Home Affairs. He resigned from the Cabinet in June 1967 due to ill health but still served in the Parliament. However, he rejoined the Cabinet in 1969 after the serious racial riots in Kuala Lumpur contributed much in reducing racial tension and in bringing back stability in the country. Tun Dr Ismail was appointed the Deputy Prime Minister in 1970. His career ended when he succumbed to a heart attack three years later.

B. From the above passage, complete the time-line of Tun Dr Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman.

Born in ()

() joined UMNO

1957, became the first ambassador to ()

1957 to 1959, 1970 was a appointed representative as the in (..) (.)

1973 (..)

SUGGESTED ANSWERS

Born in ( 1915 )

( 1951 ) joined UMNO

1957, became the first ambassador to (Washington D.C)

1957 to 1959, was a representative in the ( United Nation)

1970 appointed as the (Deputy Prime Minister)

1973 ( died )

Name : Class : BAND PERFORMANCE STANDARD DESCRIPTOR EVIDENCE Date : 1 B1 Know fundamental skills in listening , speaking, reading and writing. B1 DB1 E1 Reading and following sequence of ideas B1 DB1 E1 Able to read and reorganise ideas in chronological order

Instrument 2 How To Make A Flower Tea Read the sentences below which are not in sequence. Number the sentences in the correct order and rewrite them in the spaces provided. Sentence Next, wash the flowers. You don't want a mouthful of pesticides and bugs. Strain any flower bits out using a fine strainer or a paper towel. First, measure a cup of chrysanthemum flowers. Let the flowers steep for 2-5 minutes. Then, heat up a cup of water on the stove. Finally, add in a teaspoon of honey into the tea before serving it. Put the cup of flowers directly into the pot. Number

1.___________________________________________________________________________________ 2.___________________________________________________________________________________ 3.___________________________________________________________________________________ 4.___________________________________________________________________________________ 5.___________________________________________________________________________________ 6.___________________________________________________________________________________ 7.___________________________________________________________________________________

Suggested Answer :
Sentence Next, wash the flowers. You don't want a mouthful of pesticides and bugs. Strain any flower bits out using a fine strainer or a paper towel. First, measure a cup of chrysanthemum flowers. Let the flowers steep for 2-5 minutes. Then, heat up a cup of water on the stove. Finally, add in a teaspoon of honey into the tea before serving it. Put the cup of flowers directly into the pot. Number 2

1 5 3 7

1. First, measure a cup of chrysanthemum flowers. 2. Next, wash the flowers. You don't want a mouthful of pesticides and bugs. 3. Then, heat up a cup of water on the stove. 4. Put the cup of flowers directly into the pot. 5. Let the flowers steep for 2-5 minutes. 6. Strain any flower bits out using a fine strainer or a paper towel. 7. Finally, add in a teaspoon of honey into the tea before serving it.