PART 4: GAPPED TEXT INTRODUCTION!
TEACHER’S NAME : MADAM IDAYU BINTI MOHD DAHLAN
GROUP 4 OF SBP INTEGRASI KUBANG PASU : -AISHAH ISHAK -SHARIFAH KHAIRUNNISA -NAJWA KHAIRINA
SPM EXAMINATION GUIDELINES 1.
This topic covers Part 1 of the SPM Reading Paper (Kertas 1[1119/1]). 2.
This part of the paper consists of a text of about 350 to 450 words.
Six sentences have been removed from it and placed in jumbled order after the text. 3.
The questions test your ability to: •
understand the main points in extended texts •
understand specific details and information in extended texts •
guess the meaning of unfamiliar words from clues provided by other words and by context •
recognize typical features at word, sentence and text levels TIPS AND TECHNIQUES 01 02 03 Read the entire gapped
Read the missing sentences (A - When matching the sentences
passage from start to finish.
H) that have been pulled out with the gaps, check what is Think about what information
from the passage. Underline any
before and ahead of the gaps. might be missing and make a reference words such as main brief note in each space. nouns, pronouns and tenses. 04 05 06 After you have placed all the You don't have to start with Check all your answers. Make
sentences into the gaps, go back the first gap. Start with the
sure you have filled all the
and read the text to see if it
easiest gap first and work
gaps before moving on to
sounds right. If not, find your way up to the hardest the next part. sentences which sound out of one. place 01 IMPORTANT NOTES/ CLUE WORDS FOR GAPPED TEXT PERSONAL PRONOUNS ADJECTIVES PERSON Subject Object Possessive Possessive Pronouns Pronouns Pronouns Adjective 1st Singular I me mine my 2nd Singular you you yours your 3rd Singular he him his his 3rd Singular she her hers her 3rd Singular it it its its (thing) 1st Plural we us ours our 2nd Plural you you yours your 3rd Plural they them theirs their DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS - NEAR FAR SINGULAR this that PLURAL these those RELATIVE PRONOUNS SUBJECT OBJECT POSSESSIVE who whom whose which which whose that that -
CONTRAST WORDS (connect ideas that contrast)
(positive – negative/ negative – positive) Although Yet though whereas However Nevertheless Even so/ even While/ whilst when Despite Conversely In spite of … Quite the opposite even By no means - -
ADDITION WORDS (add information or continue an idea) Moreover Also too as well Furthermore Besides What’s more Not only that In addition Additionally Apart from … As well as
REASONS WORDS (connecting two clauses and used to show the reason for
something/ logical result/ conclusion of something) Therefore Consequently Thus Hence For As a result (of) That resulted in/ Due to from accordingly For that reason because as Owing to Of course since -
LOOK OUT FOR THESE WORDS (usually found at the beginning of some paragraphs) NOUNS ADJECTIVES ADVERBS CONJUNCTIONS TIME PLACE Anger Obvious Alternatively Then The next Here morning Fear Easy/ Easier Actually So After a There while Excitement Difficult Eventually indeed At that Back time there SAMPLE 2 SAMPLE 2 ¡QUIZ TIME! YOU CAN TRY THE QUIZ WE SPECIFICALLY MADE ON WORDWALL!
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