What are you waiting for?Have you covered all the topics in your English subject? Are you ready for UPSR?Try your best. Work hard and smart from time to time.Don’t stop learning.Pray to Allah and Tawakal.

HOW MANY WORDS CAN YOU MAKE HOW MANY WORDS CAN YOU MAKE OUT OF THE WORD “AEROPLANE” ?OUT OF THE WORD “AEROPLANE” ?

AN OR ORE ARE APE OARAN OR ORE ARE APE OARONE RAN LAP NAP EAR EELONE RAN LAP NAP EAR EEL

PEA PEN PAN PAL PLAN ROPE NEAR PEA PEN PAN PAL PLAN ROPE NEAR LANE LEAP PEAR LEAN OPEN PLANELANE LEAP PEAR LEAN OPEN PLANE

FRUITSFRUITS

APPLE LYCHEE BANANA APPLE LYCHEE BANANA MANGOSTEEN PAPAYA PEAR MANGOSTEEN PAPAYA PEAR CHERRY CIKU DURIAN CHERRY CIKU DURIAN GRAPES GUAVA DUKUGRAPES GUAVA DUKU

RAMBUTAN PASSION FRUIT RAMBUTAN PASSION FRUIT JACKFRUIT APRICOTJACKFRUIT APRICOT

CAN YOU FIND THE NAMES OF CAN YOU FIND THE NAMES OF 14 ANIMALS IN THIS PUZZLE ?14 ANIMALS IN THIS PUZZLE ?

COBRA BEAR GIRAFFE COBRA BEAR GIRAFFE

PEACOCK MYNAH EAGLE PEACOCK MYNAH EAGLE MOUSEDEER MONKEY MOUSEDEER MONKEY DONKEY TURTLE ELEPHANT DONKEY TURTLE ELEPHANT FOX FOX

PANTHER PANTHER

PAPER 1PAPER 1SECTION A Q. 1 – 10SECTION A Q. 1 – 10

VOCABULARYVOCABULARY

*VOCABULARY QUESTIONS AT EITHER *VOCABULARY QUESTIONS AT EITHER WORD , PHRASE OR SENTENCE LEVELWORD , PHRASE OR SENTENCE LEVEL

( WITH OR WITHOUT GRAPHICS)( WITH OR WITHOUT GRAPHICS)* IT TESTS PUPILS’ KNOWLEDGE AND * IT TESTS PUPILS’ KNOWLEDGE AND

USE OF VOCABULARY.USE OF VOCABULARY.

GUIDE TO SUCCESSGUIDE TO SUCCESS

READ MORE ENGLISH BOOKS , MAGAZINES READ MORE ENGLISH BOOKS , MAGAZINES AND ANY READING MATERIALS.AND ANY READING MATERIALS.

ALWAYS USE YOUR DICTIONARY AND ALWAYS USE YOUR DICTIONARY AND HAVE YOUR OWN POCKET DICTIONARY.HAVE YOUR OWN POCKET DICTIONARY.

JOTE DOWN THE WORDS AND FIND THE JOTE DOWN THE WORDS AND FIND THE MEANINGS.MEANINGS.

MEMORIZE THE WORDS MEMORIZE THE WORDS USE AND PRATISE .USE AND PRATISE .

VOCABULARYVOCABULARY

1.HOMOPHONES1.HOMOPHONESE.g. sail- sale E.g. sail- sale son-sun son-sun 2.HOMOGRAPHS2.HOMOGRAPHSE.g. She E.g. She sawsaw them. them. He cut the tree with He cut the tree with

a a sawsaw. . 3.OCCUPATIONS3.OCCUPATIONSE.g. Artist VeterinarianE.g. Artist Veterinarian

4.BUILDINGS AND PLACES4.BUILDINGS AND PLACESE.g. hospital gallery E.g. hospital gallery

laundry laundry 5.COUNTRY/PEOPLE/ 5.COUNTRY/PEOPLE/

CURRENCYCURRENCYE.g. Malaysia-Malaysian- E.g. Malaysia-Malaysian- Ringgit Ringgit 6.PROVERBS6.PROVERBSE.g. E.g. One man’s meat is One man’s meat is

another another man’s poison – People have man’s poison – People have different likes and dislikesdifferent likes and dislikes. .

7.GENDER7.GENDER E.g. Actor – actress E.g. Actor – actress 8.ANTONYMS8.ANTONYMS E.g. Absent – presentE.g. Absent – present9.SYNONYMS9.SYNONYMS E.g. Beautiful – prettyE.g. Beautiful – pretty10.ANIMALS AND THEIR 10.ANIMALS AND THEIR

YOUNGYOUNG E.g. Lion-lioness-cubE.g. Lion-lioness-cub

11.ANIMALS AND THEIR 11.ANIMALS AND THEIR MOVEMENTSMOVEMENTS

E.g. Butterfly E.g. Butterfly fluttersflutters12.ANIMALS AND THEIR 12.ANIMALS AND THEIR

HOMESHOMES E.g. Rabbit – hutchE.g. Rabbit – hutch13.ANIMALS AND 13.ANIMALS AND SOUNDS THEY SOUNDS THEY MAKEMAKE E.g. An ox E.g. An ox bellows.bellows.

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14.INSECTS14.INSECTS

E.g. Grasshopper, fly E.g. Grasshopper, fly etc.etc.

15.SIMILES15.SIMILES

E.g. As soft as cotton.E.g. As soft as cotton.

17.ABBREVIATIONS17.ABBREVIATIONS

E.g. Department - E.g. Department -

dept.dept.

18.PHRASAL 18.PHRASAL QUANTIFIERSQUANTIFIERS

E.g. A pinch of salt.E.g. A pinch of salt.

A piece of paper.A piece of paper.

19.COLLECTIVE NOUNS19.COLLECTIVE NOUNS

E.g. A herd of cows.E.g. A herd of cows.

A clump of trees.A clump of trees.

20.COMPOUND WORDS20.COMPOUND WORDS

E.g. blackboard , E.g. blackboard , watchman , seasidewatchman , seaside

21.CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR21.CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR

Eg. Badge , blouse ,sarong, pants , gloves, socks , Eg. Badge , blouse ,sarong, pants , gloves, socks ,

sneakers , shoes etc.sneakers , shoes etc.

22.GAMES22.GAMES

Eg. Basketball , chess , hide and seek , crossword puzzleEg. Basketball , chess , hide and seek , crossword puzzle

(indoor and outdoor games)(indoor and outdoor games)

23.RELATIONSHIPS23.RELATIONSHIPS

Eg. Buyer – seller , landlord – tenant , referee – player Eg. Buyer – seller , landlord – tenant , referee – player

employer – employee , driver – passenger etc.employer – employee , driver – passenger etc.

24. PARTS OF THE BODY24. PARTS OF THE BODY E.g. Chin , face , nostril , paw , teeth , mane , elbow etc.E.g. Chin , face , nostril , paw , teeth , mane , elbow etc.25. FOOD,DRINKS,VEGETABLES,FRUITS25. FOOD,DRINKS,VEGETABLES,FRUITS E.g. carrot, chocolate, porridge , syrup , potato , apple etc.E.g. carrot, chocolate, porridge , syrup , potato , apple etc.26. KITCHEN UTENSILS AND MEALS26. KITCHEN UTENSILS AND MEALS E.g. pan , wok , plate , knife ,dinner , lunch , supper etc.E.g. pan , wok , plate , knife ,dinner , lunch , supper etc.27. FLOWERS ,PLANTS AND TREES27. FLOWERS ,PLANTS AND TREES E.g. morning glory , moss , trunk , coconut tree etc.E.g. morning glory , moss , trunk , coconut tree etc.28. TRANSPORTATION28. TRANSPORTATION E.g. bicycle , cable car , hovercraft , raft , taxi , train etc.E.g. bicycle , cable car , hovercraft , raft , taxi , train etc.

WHERE’S JACKWHERE’S JACK

Where’s Jack ? Where’s Jack ? He’ s not hereHe’ s not here . .Where did he go ? I don’t know.Where did he go ? I don’t know.Where’s Mary ? Where’s Mary ? She’s not hereShe’s not here . .Where did she go ? I don’t know .Where did she go ? I don’t know .Where are Sue and Bobby ?Where are Sue and Bobby ?They’re not hereThey’re not here..Where did they go ? I don’t know.Where did they go ? I don’t know.Where’s my pussy cat ? Where’s my pussy cat ? It’s over thereIt’s over there..Where ? Where ? Over there , asleep on the chair .Over there , asleep on the chair .

SECTION B SECTION B QUESTIONS 11 – 15QUESTIONS 11 – 15

SOCIAL EXPRESSIONSSOCIAL EXPRESSIONS

*QUESTIONS ON SOCIAL AND LANGUAGE EXPRESSIONS*QUESTIONS ON SOCIAL AND LANGUAGE EXPRESSIONS

( GRAPHICS WITH SPEECH BUBBLES)( GRAPHICS WITH SPEECH BUBBLES)

*FIVE QUESTIONS AND EACH QUESTION CONSISTS OF A *FIVE QUESTIONS AND EACH QUESTION CONSISTS OF A PICTURE ON AN EVERYDAY SOCIAL SITUATION SHOWING PICTURE ON AN EVERYDAY SOCIAL SITUATION SHOWING TWO OR MORE PEOPLE HAVING A CONVERSATION.TWO OR MORE PEOPLE HAVING A CONVERSATION.

*THERE ARE TWO SPEECH BUBBLES BUT ONE BUBBLE HAS *THERE ARE TWO SPEECH BUBBLES BUT ONE BUBBLE HAS TEXT IN IT.TEXT IN IT.

*CHOOSE FROM THE OPTIONS TO FILL THE EMPTY SPEECH *CHOOSE FROM THE OPTIONS TO FILL THE EMPTY SPEECH BUBBLE.BUBBLE.

GUIDE TO SUCCESSGUIDE TO SUCCESS

STUDY EACH PICTURE CAREFULLY.STUDY EACH PICTURE CAREFULLY. READ AND UNDERSTAND THE SENTENCE IN THE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE SENTENCE IN THE

SPEECH BUBBLE.SPEECH BUBBLE. UNDERSTAND THE SITUATION IN THE PICTURE.UNDERSTAND THE SITUATION IN THE PICTURE. READ THROUGH READ THROUGH ALL THE OPTIONSALL THE OPTIONS GIVEN. GIVEN. SELECT THE MOST SUITABLE OPTION AS A SELECT THE MOST SUITABLE OPTION AS A

SUITABLE RESPONSE TO MATCH THE SENTENCE SUITABLE RESPONSE TO MATCH THE SENTENCE IN THE SPEECH BUBBLE.IN THE SPEECH BUBBLE.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER. CIRCLE A , B , C CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER. CIRCLE A , B , C OR D ON THE ANSWER SHEET.OR D ON THE ANSWER SHEET.

COMMON SOCIAL COMMON SOCIAL EXPRESSIONSEXPRESSIONS

TO greet – Good morning , teacher.TO greet – Good morning , teacher. To introduce – Siti ,meet my sister, Misha.To introduce – Siti ,meet my sister, Misha. Say goodbye – Farewell , Goodbye.Say goodbye – Farewell , Goodbye. To welcome - I’m happy to see you.To welcome - I’m happy to see you. To enquire / ask questions – Where did she To enquire / ask questions – Where did she

go ? Who is that woman ?go ? Who is that woman ? To congratulate – Well done ! That’s great!To congratulate – Well done ! That’s great! To thank – Thank you so much.To thank – Thank you so much. To apologise – I apologise for my mistake.To apologise – I apologise for my mistake.

To ask for permission – Can I go out with my To ask for permission – Can I go out with my friends ,Dad ?friends ,Dad ?

Greetings on special occasions – Happy New Year. Greetings on special occasions – Happy New Year. Happy Holidays. Happy Holidays.

To invite – Would you like to come along ?To invite – Would you like to come along ? To accept – Certainly . Of course !To accept – Certainly . Of course ! To order – Be quiet ! Shut the door, please.To order – Be quiet ! Shut the door, please. To agree – That’s a good suggestion.To agree – That’s a good suggestion. To inform – Yes, he is. No, she does not.To inform – Yes, he is. No, she does not. To refuse – No, thank you.To refuse – No, thank you. To interrupt – Excuse me. Is Mawi in ?To interrupt – Excuse me. Is Mawi in ?

GRAMMAR TIMEGRAMMAR TIME

1.NOUNS – NAMES OF THINGS,PERSON,PLACES,ANIMALS,OBJECTS 1.NOUNS – NAMES OF THINGS,PERSON,PLACES,ANIMALS,OBJECTS

(EVERYTHING)/ COLLECTIVE NOUNS (EVERYTHING)/ COLLECTIVE NOUNS EG. AN ARMY OF SOLDIERS , A FLEET OF SHIPS , A EG. AN ARMY OF SOLDIERS , A FLEET OF SHIPS , A

FLOCK FLOCK OF BIRDS/SHEEPOF BIRDS/SHEEP2.COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS-2.COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS- CAMERA ERASERS FRIENDS – C.CAMERA ERASERS FRIENDS – C. SALT WATER FLOUR – UC.SALT WATER FLOUR – UC.3.SINGULAR AND PLURAL NOUNS –3.SINGULAR AND PLURAL NOUNS – BOY - BOYS OX – OXENBOY - BOYS OX – OXEN4.ARTICLES - A, AN, THE4.ARTICLES - A, AN, THE5.PERSONAL PRONOUNS – I YOU HE SHE IT THEY WE5.PERSONAL PRONOUNS – I YOU HE SHE IT THEY WE6.POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES – MY YOUR HIS HER 6.POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES – MY YOUR HIS HER ITS THEIR OURITS THEIR OUR

7.POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS – 7.POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS – MINE YOURS HIS HERS ITS THEIRS OURS MINE YOURS HIS HERS ITS THEIRS OURS 8.REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS – 8.REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS – MYSELF THEMSELVES HIMSELF HERSELFMYSELF THEMSELVES HIMSELF HERSELF YOURSELF YOURSELVES ITSELF OURSELVESYOURSELF YOURSELVES ITSELF OURSELVES9.RELATIVE PRONOUNS –9.RELATIVE PRONOUNS – WHO WHICH WHOSE WHOMWHO WHICH WHOSE WHOM10.INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS/WH WORDS –10.INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS/WH WORDS – WHAT WHEN WHO WHICH WHERE WHOSE WHAT WHEN WHO WHICH WHERE WHOSE WHOM HOWWHOM HOW

11.SUBJECT VERB AGREEMENT – 11.SUBJECT VERB AGREEMENT –

I .…LIKE HE ….. LIKESI .…LIKE HE ….. LIKES

YOU…. LIKE SHE…. LIKESYOU…. LIKE SHE…. LIKES

THEY…. LIKE IT …. LIKESTHEY…. LIKE IT …. LIKES

WE …. LIKEWE …. LIKE

12.VERB TO BE /VERB TO HAVE12.VERB TO BE /VERB TO HAVE

I …. AM …. WAS…HAVEI …. AM …. WAS…HAVE

HE SHE IT ….. IS …….WAS……HASHE SHE IT ….. IS …….WAS……HAS

YOU WE THEY …. ARE….WERE….HAVEYOU WE THEY …. ARE….WERE….HAVE

13.QUANTIFIERS – 13.QUANTIFIERS –

SOME ANY MORE MUCH A LOT OF ETC.SOME ANY MORE MUCH A LOT OF ETC.

14.VERBS/ACTION WORDS –14.VERBS/ACTION WORDS –

STAND SIT WALK LISTEN ETC.STAND SIT WALK LISTEN ETC.

15.SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE/PAST TENSE/15.SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE/PAST TENSE/

FUTURE TENSE/FUTURE CONTINUOUS FUTURE TENSE/FUTURE CONTINUOUS

TENSE /PRESENT AND PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE /PRESENT AND PAST CONTINUOUS

TENSE/PRESENT AND PAST PERFECT TENSE/PRESENT AND PAST PERFECT

TENSETENSE

16.PREPOSITIONS – 16.PREPOSITIONS – ABOVE UNDER BELOW OVER ETC.ABOVE UNDER BELOW OVER ETC.17.CONJUNCTIONS –17.CONJUNCTIONS – AND BUT BECAUSE ALTHOUGH ETC.AND BUT BECAUSE ALTHOUGH ETC.18.ADJECTIVES/COMPARISONS OF 18.ADJECTIVES/COMPARISONS OF ADJECTIVES – ADJECTIVES – FAST - FASTER – FASTEST ETC.FAST - FASTER – FASTEST ETC.19.ADVERBS – 19.ADVERBS – HEAVILY BRIGHTLY PATIENTLY HEAVILY BRIGHTLY PATIENTLY ALWAYS OFTEN SELDOM SOMETIMES ETC.ALWAYS OFTEN SELDOM SOMETIMES ETC.

Adverb SongAdverb Song The baby is sleeping soundly, Please read quietly,The baby is sleeping soundly, Please read quietly, It is raining heavily, Please drive carefully.It is raining heavily, Please drive carefully.

Sleep soundly, read quietly,Sleep soundly, read quietly, Talk softly, do your work quickly.Talk softly, do your work quickly.

The sun is shining brightly, Please wake up early,The sun is shining brightly, Please wake up early, Siti is singing sweetly, Clap your hands loudly.Siti is singing sweetly, Clap your hands loudly.

Wait patiently, run quickly,Wait patiently, run quickly, Smile sweetly, listen attentively.Smile sweetly, listen attentively.

20.MODALS –20.MODALS –

MUST SHOULD MAY COULD ETC.MUST SHOULD MAY COULD ETC.

21.INFINITIVE-”TO” – 21.INFINITIVE-”TO” –

TO FILL TO PUT TO RETURN ETC.TO FILL TO PUT TO RETURN ETC.

22.PUNCTUATIONS – 22.PUNCTUATIONS –

CAPITAL LETTERS FULL STOP COMMACAPITAL LETTERS FULL STOP COMMA

QUESTION MARK EXCLAMATION MARKQUESTION MARK EXCLAMATION MARK

APOSTROPHE SPEECH MARKSAPOSTROPHE SPEECH MARKS

23.SPELLING23.SPELLING

SECTION E -SECTION E -COMPREHENSIONCOMPREHENSION

MOST OF THE QUESTIONS ARE NOT STRAIGHT MOST OF THE QUESTIONS ARE NOT STRAIGHT FORWARD QUESTION,BUT OF SEVERAL TYPES AS FORWARD QUESTION,BUT OF SEVERAL TYPES AS FOLLOWS:FOLLOWS:1.1. MAIN IDEA ,EG. 1)WHAT IS THIS PASSAGE MAINLY MAIN IDEA ,EG. 1)WHAT IS THIS PASSAGE MAINLY ABOUT ?ABOUT ? 2)WHAT DOES THIS MAP SHOW 2)WHAT DOES THIS MAP SHOW

??2.SPECIFIC AND MAJOR DETAILS, EG.2.SPECIFIC AND MAJOR DETAILS, EG. WHAT ? WHERE ? WHEN ? HOW ? ….ETC.WHAT ? WHERE ? WHEN ? HOW ? ….ETC.3.CAUSEC AND EFFECT RELATIONSHIPS, EG.3.CAUSEC AND EFFECT RELATIONSHIPS, EG. WHY…………? ………..BECAUSE ……………..WHY…………? ………..BECAUSE ……………..

4.DRAWING CONCLUSIONS, EG.4.DRAWING CONCLUSIONS, EG.

1. FROM THE PASSAGE,YOU CAN 1. FROM THE PASSAGE,YOU CAN

CONCLUDE THAT ………..CONCLUDE THAT ………..

2.IN YOUR OPINION …………..2.IN YOUR OPINION …………..

3.WHAT WOULD HE MOST PROBABLY DO?3.WHAT WOULD HE MOST PROBABLY DO?

5.PREDICTING OUTCOMES, EG.5.PREDICTING OUTCOMES, EG.

1.WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF …………?1.WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF …………?

2.WHEN DO YOU THINK ……….?2.WHEN DO YOU THINK ……….?

6.VOCABULARY , EG.6.VOCABULARY , EG.

1.ROSLI MUST LOSE SOME WEIGHT.THIS MEAN 1.ROSLI MUST LOSE SOME WEIGHT.THIS MEAN THAT ROSLI IS ………..THAT ROSLI IS ………..

7.SEQUENCING , EG.7.SEQUENCING , EG.

1.WHAT DID HE DO AFTER THAT ?1.WHAT DID HE DO AFTER THAT ?

8.INFERENCE, EG.8.INFERENCE, EG.

ANSWER NOT FOUND IN THE PASSAGEANSWER NOT FOUND IN THE PASSAGE

TYPES OF PASSAGETYPES OF PASSAGE

LINEARLINEAR

NARRATIVE SPEECHNARRATIVE SPEECH

FACTUAL DIALOGUEFACTUAL DIALOGUE

NEWS REPORT LETTERNEWS REPORT LETTER

TELEPHONE CONVERSATION E-MAILTELEPHONE CONVERSATION E-MAIL

ETC.ETC.

NON-LINEARNON-LINEAR

TABLE OF EVENTS MAP PLANTABLE OF EVENTS MAP PLAN

SCHEDULES DUTY ROSTER DIARYSCHEDULES DUTY ROSTER DIARY

TV PROGRAMME FORM POSTERTV PROGRAMME FORM POSTER

MENU RECIPE PROCESS PICTUREMENU RECIPE PROCESS PICTURE

ADVERTISEMENT GRAPH CHARTADVERTISEMENT GRAPH CHART

ANNOUNCEMENT NOTICE POEMANNOUNCEMENT NOTICE POEM

LABEL LIST ……..ETC.LABEL LIST ……..ETC.

NO MOUNTAIN IS TOO HIGHNO MOUNTAIN IS TOO HIGH

NO OCEAN IS TOO DEEPNO OCEAN IS TOO DEEP

NO PLACE IS TOO FARNO PLACE IS TOO FAR

NO EXAM IS TOO TOUGHNO EXAM IS TOO TOUGH

UPSR IS A BREEZEUPSR IS A BREEZE

YPUR PUPILS CAN GET 5A’SYPUR PUPILS CAN GET 5A’S

BECAUSE MALAYSIA CANBECAUSE MALAYSIA CAN