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Set 2
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TRIAL STPM 2010
Pengajian Am 2 - Terengganu - Download
Biology - Kelantan - Download
Chemistry - Kelantan - Download
Chemistry P2 Answer - Kelantan - Download
Maths T1 - Kelantan - Download
Maths T2 - Kelantan - Download
Pengajian Am - Kelantan - Download
Pengajian Am 2 Skema Jawapan - Kelantan - Download
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TRIAL SMK SEAFIELD SUBANG JAYA STPM 2010
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SOALAN - SOALAN PERCUBAAN 2008
on Saturday, September 11, 2010
Soalan - soalan percubaan 2008 negeri Johor, Perlis, Sabah, Kedah, Melaka, Sarawak, Pahang, Kelantan, dan Selangor.... Klik Di Sini
Trial STPM 2009, Biology & Chemistry
SOALAN PERCUBAAN STPM 2009
on Friday, July 9, 2010
JOHOR
Ekonomi - Download
Pengajian Perniagaan - Download
Chemistry - Download
Biology - Download
Physics - Download
STPM TRIAL PAPER FROM BATU PAHAT
(PA, CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY, MATHS T - Download
NEGERI SEMBILAN
Chemistry Paper 2 - Download
Chemistry Paper 1 & 2 - Download
Pengajian Am kertas 1 & 2 - Download
Mathematics S/T Paper 1 - Download 1 Download 2
Mathematics T Paper 2 - Download 1 Download 2 Download 3 Download 4
MELAKA
Mathematics S/T Paper 1 - Download 1 Download 2 Download 3
Pengajian Am Kertas 2 - Download
Chemistry Papar 1 & 2 - Download
PULAU PINANG
Peng Am, Maths T, Chem, Bio & Phy - Download
PERAK
(MANJUNG)
Peng Am, Maths T, Chem and Phy - Download or Alternate Link
(TAIPING)
Pengajian Am Kertas 1 & 2 - Download
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(KUCHING)
PA, Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Mathematics T - Download
Ekonomi & Pengajian Perniagaan - Download
(SIBU)
PA, Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Mathematics T - Download
Pengajian Am Kertas 1 & 2 - Download
(MIRI)
Pengajian Am Kertas 2 - Download
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Pengajian Am Kertas 1 - Download - Jawapan - Download
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NEGERI SEMBILAN
Chemistry Paper 2 - Download
Chemistry Paper 1 & 2 - Download
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Mathematics S/T Paper 1 - Download 1 Download 2
Mathematics T Paper 2 - Download 1 Download 2 Download 3 Download 4
MELAKA
Mathematics S/T Paper 1 - Download 1 Download 2 Download 3
Pengajian Am Kertas 2 - Download
Chemistry Papar 1 & 2 - Download
PULAU PINANG
Peng Am, Maths T, Chem, Bio & Phy - Download
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Pengajian Am Kertas 1 & 2 - Download
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PA, Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Mathematics T - Download
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PA, Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Mathematics T - Download
Pengajian Am Kertas 1 & 2 - Download
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PAHANG
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KEPUTUSAN MUET
on Monday, July 5, 2010
KEPUTUSAN MUET BOLEH DISEMAK MELALUI ONLINE MULAI JAM 9 PAGI (8 JULAI 2010)SILA LAYARI www.mpm.edu.my
atau
MELALUI SISTEM PESANAN RINGKAS (SMS)
Taip MUET Nombor Kad Pengenalan Baru dan hantar ke 15888.
CTH: MUET 881030012231
Caj 15 sen akan dikenakan DAN caj 20 sen bagi setiap sms yang diterima.
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SUKATAN PELAJARAN STPM
on Tuesday, June 29, 2010
1. 900 Pengajian Am
2. 910 Bahasa Malaysia
3. 911 Bahasa Cina
4. 912 Bahasa Tamil
5. 913 Bahasa Arab
6. 920 Literature In English
7. 922 Kesusasteraan Melayu
8. 930 Syariah
9. 931 Usuluddin
10. 940 Sejarah
11. 942 Geografi
12. 944 Ekonomi
13. 946 Pengajian Perniagaan
14. 948 Perakaunan
15. 950 Mathematics S
16. 954 Mathematics T
17. 956 Further Mathematics T
18. 958 Computing
19. 960 Physics
20. 962 Chemistry
21. 964 Biology
22. 966 Sains Sukan
23. 970 Seni Visual
2. 910 Bahasa Malaysia
3. 911 Bahasa Cina
4. 912 Bahasa Tamil
5. 913 Bahasa Arab
6. 920 Literature In English
7. 922 Kesusasteraan Melayu
8. 930 Syariah
9. 931 Usuluddin
10. 940 Sejarah
11. 942 Geografi
12. 944 Ekonomi
13. 946 Pengajian Perniagaan
14. 948 Perakaunan
15. 950 Mathematics S
16. 954 Mathematics T
17. 956 Further Mathematics T
18. 958 Computing
19. 960 Physics
20. 962 Chemistry
21. 964 Biology
22. 966 Sains Sukan
23. 970 Seni Visual
Organic Chemistry
on Wednesday, May 26, 2010
- Alkanes
- Alkenes
- Alcohols
- Halogenoalkanes
- Reaction pathways
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- Nucleophilic substitution reactions
- Elimination reactions
- Condensation reactions
- Reaction pathways
- Isomerism
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- Alkenes
- Alcohols
- Halogenoalkanes
- Reaction pathways
--------NOTES----------
- Nucleophilic substitution reactions
- Elimination reactions
- Condensation reactions
- Reaction pathways
- Isomerism
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Physical Chemistry Notes
Oxidation & Reduction - NOTES & ANIMATION OF REDOX REACTIONS
Electronic structure of atoms - NOTES
Periodic Table Properties - NOTES & ANIMATION STIMULUS
Bonding - NOTES
Predicting Molecular Shape - ANIMATION STIMULUS
Energetics - NOTES
Energy Difinition - NOTES
Reaction Kinetics - NOTES
Equilibrium - NOTES
Acid & Bases - NOTES
Electronic structure of atoms - NOTES
Periodic Table Properties - NOTES & ANIMATION STIMULUS
Bonding - NOTES
Predicting Molecular Shape - ANIMATION STIMULUS
Energetics - NOTES
Energy Difinition - NOTES
Reaction Kinetics - NOTES
Equilibrium - NOTES
Acid & Bases - NOTES
Koleksi Soalan Esei Pengajian Am 1990-2009
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MUET Speaking Past Year Questions
MUET October 2006
How a fresh graduate can succeed in workplace besides good academics?
- Good communication skills
- Ability to cooperate with others
- Computer skills
- Self-discipline
How to encourage the students to read more?
- Set up a reading corner around the college
- Equip the library with more interesting materials
- Second hand book store
- Reward those who read more
What would make a good life partner?
- Religious
- Wealthy
- Good-looking
- Fun to be with
How to promote tourism in Malaysia?
- Build more tourist spots
- Build more affordable hotels
- Using Information Technology (IT)
- More facilities
How to attract customers?
- Reasonable price
- Extend business hours
- Fresh goods
- Helpful and courteous staffs
What challenge would be faced by youth in 21st century?
- Knowledgeable skills
- Resources
- Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
- Good in studies and active in co-curriculum activities
MUET Band Description
Band 6 – Very good user(Aggregated Score: 260 – 300)
Very good command of the language. Highly expressive, fluent, accurate and appropriate language: hardly any inaccuracies. Very good understanding of language and contexts. Functions extremely well in the language.
Band 5 – Good user (Aggregated Score: 220 – 259)
Good command of the language. Expressive, fluent, accurate and appropriate language but with minor inaccuracies. Good understanding of language and contexts. Functions well in the language.
Band 4 – Competent user (Aggregated Score: 180 – 219)
Satisfactory command of the language. Satisfactory expressive and fluent, appropriate language but with occasional inaccuracies. Satisfactory understanding of language and contexts. Functions satisfactorily in the language.
Band 3 – Modest user (Aggregated Score: 140 – 179)
Modest command of the language. Modestly expressive and fluent, appropriate language but with noticeable inaccuracies. Modest understanding of language and contexts. Able to function modestly in the language.
Band 2 – Limited user (Aggregated Score: 100 – 139)
Limited command of the language. Lacks expressiveness, fluency and appropriacy: inaccurate use of the language resulting in breakdown in communication. Limited understanding of language and contexts. Limited ability to function in the language.
Band 1 – Extremely limited user (Below 100)
Poor command of the language. Unable to use language to express ideas: inaccurate use of the language resulting in frequent breakdowns in communication. Little or poor understanding of language and contexts. Hardly able to function in the language.
Very good command of the language. Highly expressive, fluent, accurate and appropriate language: hardly any inaccuracies. Very good understanding of language and contexts. Functions extremely well in the language.
Band 5 – Good user (Aggregated Score: 220 – 259)
Good command of the language. Expressive, fluent, accurate and appropriate language but with minor inaccuracies. Good understanding of language and contexts. Functions well in the language.
Band 4 – Competent user (Aggregated Score: 180 – 219)
Satisfactory command of the language. Satisfactory expressive and fluent, appropriate language but with occasional inaccuracies. Satisfactory understanding of language and contexts. Functions satisfactorily in the language.
Band 3 – Modest user (Aggregated Score: 140 – 179)
Modest command of the language. Modestly expressive and fluent, appropriate language but with noticeable inaccuracies. Modest understanding of language and contexts. Able to function modestly in the language.
Band 2 – Limited user (Aggregated Score: 100 – 139)
Limited command of the language. Lacks expressiveness, fluency and appropriacy: inaccurate use of the language resulting in breakdown in communication. Limited understanding of language and contexts. Limited ability to function in the language.
Band 1 – Extremely limited user (Below 100)
Poor command of the language. Unable to use language to express ideas: inaccurate use of the language resulting in frequent breakdowns in communication. Little or poor understanding of language and contexts. Hardly able to function in the language.
MUET Speaking Rundown
- 1. There are two sessions each day for Malaysian University English Test (MUET) speaking. The first session will commence at 7.30 am while the second session at 11.00 am.
- 2. All the candidates in the same session will be quarantined in a class or library since the question is the same for a particular session to avoid question leak.
- 3. While some are waiting in the quarantine room, other students in a group of four will be called group by group to a room to be tested.
- 4. The students will go the room and sit on the seats according to their index numbers. For instance, candidate with the index number 001 will sit on the Candidate A’s seat while candidate with the index number 002 will sit on the Candidate B’s seat and so on.
- 5. All the candidates will be given a question paper, a piece of paper and a pencil each. Candidates are allowed to write on the blank piece of paper using the pencil provided. Writing on the question papers is prohibited since the question papers will be used for other groups in the same session.
- 6. One of the two examiners will ask the candidates to read the question in one minute.
“You are now given one minute to read your questions.”
- 7. The examiner will ask the candidates whether they have any words which they do not understand its meaning.
“Any question?”
- 8. All candidates will be given two minutes to prepare their points for individual presentation.
“You are now given two minutes to prepare your points for individual presentation.”
- 9. After two minutes, every candidate will be given two minutes to present their points individually starting from Candidate A.
- 10. While a candidate is presenting his or her individual speaking, other candidates should jot the points down to prepare for group discussion.
- 11. After all the candidates have finished individual presentation (task A), the examiner will ask the candidates to prepare the group discussion (task B) in two minutes.
“You are now given two minutes to prepare your group discussion.”
12. Candidates should read the points jotted down just now and decide whether to argue over them or to add additional points on top of them. - 13. After two minutes, the candidates will be given ten minutes for group discussion.
“You are now given ten minutes for group discussion. Anyone may lead the discussion.”
- 14. The candidates will discuss which point is the best solution to a particular problem (depending on the question) in a polite and constructive discussion. At the end of the discussion, one candidate will take the initiative to end the discussion by stating a conclusion.
- 15. Candidates thank the examiners and leave the room.
Tips On Answering MUET Papers
MUET Listening (paper 800/1) Tips
Speak in English at every opportunity
Speak in English with your teachers and friends at school and speak in English with your parents and siblings at home. Grab any opportunity you have to speak in English.
Most Chinese native speakers are ashamed to speak in English because they think they cannot speak fluently compared to those English native speakers. In fact, the earlier you start to speak in English, the more fluent you can speak.
Think in English
You might be surprised that thinking in English actually helps you in speaking in English. Try to think or think aloud in English. It helps since you do not have to worry about the spelling error.
How to improve your English reading skills?
Make Reading your Habit
Reading for many people is fun and enjoyable. You can improve your English reading skills by reading as much as possible. Reading articles on topics of your interest is always an enjoyable and pleasure experience. To make reading your habit, you may begin by reading shorter texts and after a week progress to the longer texts. Train yourself to read daily.
Read a Variety of Materials
Newspapers, magazines, novels, encyclopaedia, etc are some typical reading materials to start with. In addition, reading English ebooks and weblogs or blogs helps too. Magazines such as Readers’ Digest are suitable for your general knowledge, English grammar and vocabulary. A recommended blog for Malaysian students is Malaysia Students blog.
Read Articles form Different Disciplines
Do not limit your reading materials to your favourite topics. Instead, you should read articles and scholarly journals from various disciplines. For instance, health, technology, education, science, environment, you name it.
Learn Skimming and Scanning Skills
How to improve your listening skills?
Listen to wide range of audio materials
Since the recorded texts in MUET may include dialogues, radio talk shows, etc, the more types of audio materials you have listened, the more prepared you are.
Listen to television news broadcasts
News broadcasts are very informative and up-to-date. Try to watch and listen to news broadcasts daily at regular time, this way you will be addicted to news broadcasts.
Listen to conversation in the movies
When watching movies, sitcoms or dramas, instead of reading the subtitles, you should listen to the conversation between the actors. If English is not your mother tongue, you may find it quite hard to start. Try to train yourself not to read the subtitles but listen carefully to what the actors are talking about in the movies.
Listen to radio talk shows
This is another effective way to boost your listening skill. Tune in to your favourite radio station and enjoy the talk shows.
Listen to podcasts available on the Internet
Similar to blog (weblog), podcast is something very new in the Web 2.0, even dictionaries haven’t coin these words.
Listen to wide range of audio materials
Since the recorded texts in MUET may include dialogues, radio talk shows, etc, the more types of audio materials you have listened, the more prepared you are.
Listen to television news broadcasts
News broadcasts are very informative and up-to-date. Try to watch and listen to news broadcasts daily at regular time, this way you will be addicted to news broadcasts.
Listen to conversation in the movies
When watching movies, sitcoms or dramas, instead of reading the subtitles, you should listen to the conversation between the actors. If English is not your mother tongue, you may find it quite hard to start. Try to train yourself not to read the subtitles but listen carefully to what the actors are talking about in the movies.
Listen to radio talk shows
This is another effective way to boost your listening skill. Tune in to your favourite radio station and enjoy the talk shows.
Listen to podcasts available on the Internet
Similar to blog (weblog), podcast is something very new in the Web 2.0, even dictionaries haven’t coin these words.
MUET Speaking (paper 800/2) Tips
How to improve your English speaking skills?
Speak in English at every opportunity
Speak in English with your teachers and friends at school and speak in English with your parents and siblings at home. Grab any opportunity you have to speak in English.
Most Chinese native speakers are ashamed to speak in English because they think they cannot speak fluently compared to those English native speakers. In fact, the earlier you start to speak in English, the more fluent you can speak.
Think in English
You might be surprised that thinking in English actually helps you in speaking in English. Try to think or think aloud in English. It helps since you do not have to worry about the spelling error.
Again, thinking in English for non-English native speakers is sometimes very hard at the beginning. However, once you have started for a few days or weeks, you will get used to think in English.dca
MUET Reading (paper 800/3) Tips
Make Reading your Habit
Reading for many people is fun and enjoyable. You can improve your English reading skills by reading as much as possible. Reading articles on topics of your interest is always an enjoyable and pleasure experience. To make reading your habit, you may begin by reading shorter texts and after a week progress to the longer texts. Train yourself to read daily.
Read a Variety of Materials
Newspapers, magazines, novels, encyclopaedia, etc are some typical reading materials to start with. In addition, reading English ebooks and weblogs or blogs helps too. Magazines such as Readers’ Digest are suitable for your general knowledge, English grammar and vocabulary. A recommended blog for Malaysian students is Malaysia Students blog.
Read Articles form Different Disciplines
Do not limit your reading materials to your favourite topics. Instead, you should read articles and scholarly journals from various disciplines. For instance, health, technology, education, science, environment, you name it.
Learn Skimming and Scanning Skills
Skimming is a skill to read something quickly to find the main facts or ideas in it while scanning is to read something word by word quickly for a better understanding of the text. Skimming and scanning skills come in handy in your MUET reading test since you have to answer 50 multiple-choice questions (MCQ) based on several texts given.
MUET Writting (paper 800/4) Tips
How to improve your English essay writing skills?
Write Grammatically Correct Essay
The English grammar level presented in the essay decides whether it is a well-written or low-graded essay. A grammatically incorrect essay distracts the readers’ attention from the content written by the writer. So, you should read the Important English Grammar Notes for Essay Writing posted on this blog previously. In addition to that, you should always avoid doing minor errors like first-draft slips and gross errors like tense and subject-verb agreement.
Use Thesaurus to Increase Vocabulary
Thesaurus comes in handy to increase your vocabulary. You should try to replace the general words with the more specific ones. For instance, replace the word ‘important’ with the word ‘vital’ when you want to say something that is very important and necessary, and if not done correctly there could be serious problems. Besides that, you are suggested to reference the thesaurus to expand your vocabulary. Try to replace some adjectives with others which are similar in meaning like replacing the word ‘boring’ with ‘mundane’ or ‘tedious’. However, using bombastic words in your writing with the only purpose is to impress the examiners in order to score well is not recommended.
Write Journal or Blog in English
Since MUET Writing Test tests your English writing skills, you should be able to write your essay in English. So, writing journal or diary or blogging in English can brush up your English writing skills. Try to write in grammatically correct sentences instead of using broken or casual English in your journal or blog. You should also train yourself to plan or outline and organize your essay before writing it. Writing spontaneously may keep the flow but the essay written may be a mess. So, it is a good habit to organize your essay before it is written.
Read Well-written Essays or Articles
Last but not least, read a variety of materials to improve your general knowledge. Reading the well-written essays or articles may inspire you to write better by learning the writing styles. Reading newspaper and magazine is the recommended way to brush up your writing skills.
Write Grammatically Correct Essay
The English grammar level presented in the essay decides whether it is a well-written or low-graded essay. A grammatically incorrect essay distracts the readers’ attention from the content written by the writer. So, you should read the Important English Grammar Notes for Essay Writing posted on this blog previously. In addition to that, you should always avoid doing minor errors like first-draft slips and gross errors like tense and subject-verb agreement.
Use Thesaurus to Increase Vocabulary
Thesaurus comes in handy to increase your vocabulary. You should try to replace the general words with the more specific ones. For instance, replace the word ‘important’ with the word ‘vital’ when you want to say something that is very important and necessary, and if not done correctly there could be serious problems. Besides that, you are suggested to reference the thesaurus to expand your vocabulary. Try to replace some adjectives with others which are similar in meaning like replacing the word ‘boring’ with ‘mundane’ or ‘tedious’. However, using bombastic words in your writing with the only purpose is to impress the examiners in order to score well is not recommended.
Write Journal or Blog in English
Since MUET Writing Test tests your English writing skills, you should be able to write your essay in English. So, writing journal or diary or blogging in English can brush up your English writing skills. Try to write in grammatically correct sentences instead of using broken or casual English in your journal or blog. You should also train yourself to plan or outline and organize your essay before writing it. Writing spontaneously may keep the flow but the essay written may be a mess. So, it is a good habit to organize your essay before it is written.
Read Well-written Essays or Articles
Last but not least, read a variety of materials to improve your general knowledge. Reading the well-written essays or articles may inspire you to write better by learning the writing styles. Reading newspaper and magazine is the recommended way to brush up your writing skills.
Soalan Peperiksaan Percubaan Pengajian Am 2009/2008
on Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Peperiksaan Percubaan Johor Kertas 2 2009 - Download
Peperiksaan Percubaan Kedah Kertas 2 2009 - Download
Peperiksaan Percubaan Perak Kertas 2 2009 - Download
Peperiksaan Percubaan Perlis Kertas 2 2009 - Download
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Peperiksaan Percubaan Sabah Kertas 2 2008 - Download
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Peperiksaan Percubaan Negeri Pahang 2008
on Sunday, March 14, 2010
STPM Trial Paper KL 2009
on Thursday, March 11, 2010
Pengajian Am 1 - Download
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Mathematics T&S 1 - Download
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Physics 1 - Download
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Chemistry 1 - Download
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Sejarah 1 - Download
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Sejarah 2 Answer from student - Download
Ekonomi 1 - Download
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STPM Trial Papers
on Sunday, March 7, 2010
Biology Pahang 2008 - Download
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Biology Sarawak,Kuching 2008 - Download
Biology (unknown state) 2008 - Download
Chemistry Pahang 2008 - Download
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Answer - Download
Chemistry (unknown state) - Download
A-Level Chemistry (1985-2006) - Download
Maths T 2006 SMK Chung Ling, Penang - Download
Maths T 2006 SMK Jet Sin, Bkt. Mertajam - Download
Mathematics T 2006 SMJK Katholik Petaling Jaya - Download
2006 STPM trial exam papers from various states - Download
Biology STPM 2007 Anglo Chinese School - Download
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Biology (unknown state) 2008 - Download
Chemistry Pahang 2008 - Download
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Answer - Download
Chemistry (unknown state) - Download
A-Level Chemistry (1985-2006) - Download
Maths T 2006 SMK Chung Ling, Penang - Download
Maths T 2006 SMK Jet Sin, Bkt. Mertajam - Download
Mathematics T 2006 SMJK Katholik Petaling Jaya - Download
2006 STPM trial exam papers from various states - Download
Biology STPM 2007 Anglo Chinese School - Download
Koleksi Soalan
on Saturday, March 6, 2010
Pengajian Am
Physics STPM Past Year Papers Collection
on Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Scoring Band 6 in MUET on your first try
by Manager for Writing Contest 2008
Scoring Band 6 in MUET on your first try is not that hard. Here are some tips on how to do exactly that.
Listening test
This is one of the tests in MUET which you could possibly get a perfect score. You should get a perfect score here, it is important for you to get a Band 6 because you will lose points in other tests.
Listening does not really indicate your level of English, especially if the speaker is English! So if you do lose points here, don't worry. Just try not to lose too many points here, practise many times with your MUET teachers before the actual test, try to listen to as many tapes as you can get your hands on. During the test, please look to your friends for help if you could not catch the questions or remember the correct answers. I am not encouraging you to be dishonest, but you could always pay attention to your friends gestures, read their lips, spot the blink of an eye, the touch of an ear, etc. Having a system before the actual tests does help.
Speaking test
If you can speak English naturally, please do all you can to convince the examiners that you have a good command of English during you individual presentation. Otherwise, use short sentences, put forward your main ideas in simple grammatically correct sentences. Do not just harp on a single point, try a few points, the positive side and negative side of an issue, etc. to show that you are not a narrow-minded student.
In the group discussion, you would be able to get a good score if you could lead the discussion. Be warned though, do not overdo it. Give others the opportunities to speak too. You should be polite, try to keep the flow of the discussion and help out should any of the fellow students got stuck in mid-sentence or is stammering. Remember, lead the discussion, keep its flow ("What do you think about this issue?") but do not be extravagant! Like it or not, this test is subjective and you will most probably not get aperfect score here.
Reading test
There are not many tips to share in this test, it is similar to Form 5 SPM English exam, just do your best. There are some tricky questions with similar answers. If you are lucky, you could get aperfect score here but usually the better students would be able to get near perfect scores, making a few mistakes here and there.
Writing test
Seriously, I have always told people that the writing test in MUET is even easier than SPM GCE 'O' Level. In this test, it is important to keep to the rules, follow the recommend length of essays and finish them in allocated time.
Even if you are a good English user, do not attempt to write beyond the recommended length. Concentrate instead on presenting your main ideas, this test papers are marked by Malaysian teachers, so don't bother having too many idioms, figurative meanings, etc.
For students who are not too comfortable with English, this may be one of the tests which you would tend to lose many points. To avoid that, keep your sentences short, check your grammars, try to compensate for your lack of flowery language with good ideas, mature arguments and logical explanations.
To be honest, it is not so easy to score a Band 6 in MUET after all. It is not the perfect test, but it is indicative of one's command of English, mainly because it includes listening and speaking tests. Good luck scoring a Band 6 in MUET on your first try, do let me know if my tips are useful.
For more tips visit http://www.malaysia-students.com
Scoring Band 6 in MUET on your first try is not that hard. Here are some tips on how to do exactly that.
Listening test
This is one of the tests in MUET which you could possibly get a perfect score. You should get a perfect score here, it is important for you to get a Band 6 because you will lose points in other tests.
Listening does not really indicate your level of English, especially if the speaker is English! So if you do lose points here, don't worry. Just try not to lose too many points here, practise many times with your MUET teachers before the actual test, try to listen to as many tapes as you can get your hands on. During the test, please look to your friends for help if you could not catch the questions or remember the correct answers. I am not encouraging you to be dishonest, but you could always pay attention to your friends gestures, read their lips, spot the blink of an eye, the touch of an ear, etc. Having a system before the actual tests does help.
Speaking test
If you can speak English naturally, please do all you can to convince the examiners that you have a good command of English during you individual presentation. Otherwise, use short sentences, put forward your main ideas in simple grammatically correct sentences. Do not just harp on a single point, try a few points, the positive side and negative side of an issue, etc. to show that you are not a narrow-minded student.
In the group discussion, you would be able to get a good score if you could lead the discussion. Be warned though, do not overdo it. Give others the opportunities to speak too. You should be polite, try to keep the flow of the discussion and help out should any of the fellow students got stuck in mid-sentence or is stammering. Remember, lead the discussion, keep its flow ("What do you think about this issue?") but do not be extravagant! Like it or not, this test is subjective and you will most probably not get aperfect score here.
Reading test
There are not many tips to share in this test, it is similar to Form 5 SPM English exam, just do your best. There are some tricky questions with similar answers. If you are lucky, you could get aperfect score here but usually the better students would be able to get near perfect scores, making a few mistakes here and there.
Writing test
Seriously, I have always told people that the writing test in MUET is even easier than SPM GCE 'O' Level. In this test, it is important to keep to the rules, follow the recommend length of essays and finish them in allocated time.
Even if you are a good English user, do not attempt to write beyond the recommended length. Concentrate instead on presenting your main ideas, this test papers are marked by Malaysian teachers, so don't bother having too many idioms, figurative meanings, etc.
For students who are not too comfortable with English, this may be one of the tests which you would tend to lose many points. To avoid that, keep your sentences short, check your grammars, try to compensate for your lack of flowery language with good ideas, mature arguments and logical explanations.
To be honest, it is not so easy to score a Band 6 in MUET after all. It is not the perfect test, but it is indicative of one's command of English, mainly because it includes listening and speaking tests. Good luck scoring a Band 6 in MUET on your first try, do let me know if my tips are useful.
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