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Exercise (20.10.2025)Versión en línea Reading Comprehension P1 por Tuan Ahmad Mustafar Bin Tuan Mohammad 1 When 10-year-old Hana noticed stray cats around her neighbourhood, she decided to take action. She built small shelters from cardboard boxes and placed them near her house. She also convinced her parents to buy cat food using her pocket money. Question: What can we learn about Hana? a She loves and cares for animals. b She collects stray cats for her pets. c She feeds the cats only during weekends. 2 The new library at SMK Taman Murni has a special reading corner with bean bags, bright lights, and colourful posters. Students are encouraged to spend at least 30 minutes reading every day after class. Question: What is the purpose of the new library corner? a To help students rest after their lessons. b To make reading a fun and relaxing activity. c To allow students to talk and play games. 3 During the school recycling campaign, students collected old newspapers, bottles, and cans. The money earned was donated to a nearby orphanage to buy new books and school uniforms. Question: How was the money from the campaign used? a To build a new classroom. b To buy gifts for the teachers. c To help children in an orphanage. 4 A new app called “PlantPal” reminds users to water their plants. It even suggests how much sunlight and fertilizer each type of plant needs. The app is free and can be downloaded on any smartphone. Question: What does the app “PlantPal” help users to do? a Grow and take care of their plants. b Buy and sell different types of plants. c Share plant pictures with their friends. 5 Every weekend, Amir joins a volunteer group to clean the river near his town. He believes that protecting nature starts with small actions like picking up rubbish and planting trees. Question: What does Amir believe? a Big projects are needed to protect the environment. b Small efforts can make a big difference. c Rivers should be cleaned only by the government. 6 A group of scientists have discovered a new way to turn banana peels into biodegradable plastic. This could help reduce pollution caused by traditional plastic waste. Question: What is the advantage of the scientists’ discovery? a It encourages people to eat more bananas. b It reduces the use of banana peels in cooking. c It helps solve the problem of plastic pollution. 7 Last month, Siti learned how to bake cookies through a free online class. She enjoyed the lessons so much that she started selling her homemade cookies to her neighbours. Question: What happened after Siti took the online class? a She began a small cookie business. b She shared her cookies for free. c She opened her own bakery. 8 At the animal rescue centre, every dog is given a name, a warm bed, and regular medical check-ups. Volunteers spend time playing with them so that the animals don’t feel lonely. Question: What is done to make the dogs happy at the centre? a The dogs are kept in cages. b Volunteers play with them. c The dogs are trained to perform tricks. 9 The town’s new public transport system uses electric buses. They are quieter, faster, and do not produce smoke, making the air cleaner and healthier for everyone. Question: What is one benefit of the new buses? a They use less electricity at night. b They carry fewer passengers than before. c They keep the environment clean. 10 Leela’s grandmother told her stories about life before smartphones. People wrote letters, used landline phones, and spent more time talking face to face. Leela was surprised to learn how different things were. Question: What surprised Leela the most? a How people lived before smartphones existed. b That her grandmother never used any phone. c That people had more free time in the past.

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por Tuan Ahmad Mustafar Bin Tuan Mohammad

When 10-year-old Hana noticed stray cats around her neighbourhood, she decided to take action. She built small shelters from cardboard boxes and placed them near her house. She also convinced her parents to buy cat food using her pocket money. Question: What can we learn about Hana?

The new library at SMK Taman Murni has a special reading corner with bean bags, bright lights, and colourful posters. Students are encouraged to spend at least 30 minutes reading every day after class. Question: What is the purpose of the new library corner?

During the school recycling campaign, students collected old newspapers, bottles, and cans. The money earned was donated to a nearby orphanage to buy new books and school uniforms. Question: How was the money from the campaign used?

A new app called “PlantPal” reminds users to water their plants. It even suggests how much sunlight and fertilizer each type of plant needs. The app is free and can be downloaded on any smartphone. Question: What does the app “PlantPal” help users to do?

Every weekend, Amir joins a volunteer group to clean the river near his town. He believes that protecting nature starts with small actions like picking up rubbish and planting trees. Question: What does Amir believe?

A group of scientists have discovered a new way to turn banana peels into biodegradable plastic. This could help reduce pollution caused by traditional plastic waste. Question: What is the advantage of the scientists’ discovery?

Last month, Siti learned how to bake cookies through a free online class. She enjoyed the lessons so much that she started selling her homemade cookies to her neighbours. Question: What happened after Siti took the online class?

At the animal rescue centre, every dog is given a name, a warm bed, and regular medical check-ups. Volunteers spend time playing with them so that the animals don’t feel lonely. Question: What is done to make the dogs happy at the centre?

The town’s new public transport system uses electric buses. They are quieter, faster, and do not produce smoke, making the air cleaner and healthier for everyone. Question: What is one benefit of the new buses?

Leela’s grandmother told her stories about life before smartphones. People wrote letters, used landline phones, and spent more time talking face to face. Leela was surprised to learn how different things were. Question: What surprised Leela the most?