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Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Go GREEN Test: QWERTYUIOP

SECTION A
Charactererisation:
Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.
  1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [          ]
  2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [          ]
  3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [          ]
  4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [          ]
  5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [          ]
  6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [          ]
  7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [          ]
  8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [          ]
  9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [          ]
  10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [          ]
SECTION B
Understanding the plot:
Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

  1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [          ]
  2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [          ]
  3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [          ]
  4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [          ]
  5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [          ]
  6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [          ]
  7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [          ]
  8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [          ]
  9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [          ]
  10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [         ]
-End of test-
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  1. siti rohaniMarch 8, 2011 at 3:59 PM

    Go GREEN Test: QWERTYUIOP
    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 6 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 9 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 4 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 5 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 8 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 10 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 7 ]

    NAME;SITI ROHANI BINTI SALEHUDIN (4 SCIENCE 2)

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  2. UnknownMarch 8, 2011 at 4:03 PM

    SECTION A

    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ F ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ F ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ T ]

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 6 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 9 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 4 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 5 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 7 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 10 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 8 ]

    FASIHA DIYANA 4S2

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  3. noor syazliatieMarch 8, 2011 at 4:04 PM

    Go GREEN Test: QWERTYUIOP
    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ A ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ G ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ B ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ H ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ D ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ E ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ C ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ J ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ I ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter.[ F ]

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  4. Syed Mohar (Momo)March 8, 2011 at 4:08 PM

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  5. alia husnaMarch 8, 2011 at 4:09 PM

    alia husna 4sc2
    SECTION A
    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ F ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ T ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ T ]

    SECTION B
    1.Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications.
    2.She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's.
    3.Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was.
    4.Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use.
    5.She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter.
    6.She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter.
    7.She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter.
    8.She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer.
    9.Miss Broome takes leave of the office.
    10.Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert.

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  6. amiraMarch 8, 2011 at 4:10 PM

    SECTION A.
    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ t ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ t ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ t ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ t ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. ( t ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. (f ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ f ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ t ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ t ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ f ]

    SECTION B..
    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ A ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ G ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ B ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ I ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ D ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ E ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ C ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ H ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ K ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ F ]

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  7. Syed Mohar (Momo)March 8, 2011 at 4:11 PM

    Syed Mohar 4S2
    SECTION A
    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ F ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome.[ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ T ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]





    SECTION B
    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 7 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 8 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 5 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 7 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 10 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 9 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 6 ]

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  8. suhailaMarch 8, 2011 at 4:21 PM

    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ F ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ A ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ G ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ B ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ H ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [D ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ E ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ C ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ J ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ I ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [F ]

    SITI SUHAILA 4SC2

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  9. francess irahMarch 8, 2011 at 4:21 PM

    NUR SYAIQIRAH BT ROSLI 4S2
    section A:

    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ T ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]

    section B:
    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 7 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2.]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 8 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 4 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 5 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 10 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office.[ 9 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 6 ]

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  10. fixiepojieMarch 8, 2011 at 4:21 PM

    Mohamad Fauzi 4s2..Section A
    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ F ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ T ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ F ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]

    SECTION B

    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 9 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 8 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 6 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 7 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 4 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 5 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 3 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ `10. ]

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  11. UnknownMarch 8, 2011 at 4:22 PM

    g0atAm 4 sc 2

    SECTION A.
    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ F ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]

    SECTION B.
    Answer

    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications.
    2. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's.
    3. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use.
    4. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter.
    5. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter.
    6. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was.
    7. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter.
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert.
    9. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer.
    10. Miss Broome takes leave of the office.

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  12. Zulhilmi RosaniMarch 8, 2011 at 4:22 PM

    Zulhilmi Rosani 4SC2
    SECTION A
    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ F ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ F ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ T ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ F ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ T ]

    SECTION B

    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 6 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 9 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 3 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 6 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 4 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 8 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 10 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 7 ]

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  13. Luqman HakimMarch 8, 2011 at 4:25 PM

    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ F ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ F ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ T ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ F ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ F ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ T ]

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 7 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 8 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 4 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 5 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 10 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 6 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 9 ]

    -End of test-


    LUQMAN HAKIM 4S2

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  14. Abie SahfianMarch 8, 2011 at 4:26 PM

    Abi Sahfian 4SC2
    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1.Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ t ]
    2.The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ t ]
    3.Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ f ]
    4.Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ t ]
    5.Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ t ]
    6.The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ t ]
    7.Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ f ]
    8.The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ t ]
    9.Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ t ]
    10.Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ f ]


    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.


    1.Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2.Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 6 ]
    3.She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4.She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 9 ]
    5.She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 4 ]
    6.She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 5 ]
    7.Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8.Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 8 ]
    9.iss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 10 ]
    10.She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 7 ]
    -End of test-

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  15. UnknownMarch 8, 2011 at 4:38 PM

    Section A:
    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ F ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ T ]
    Section B:
    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ A ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ F ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ B ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ H ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ D ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ G ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ C ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ J ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ I ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ E ]
    Siti An nasehah 4Sc2

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  16. UnknownMarch 8, 2011 at 4:40 PM

    Go GREEN Test: QWERTYUIOP
    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ F ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ T ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 7 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 8 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 4 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 5 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 10 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 6 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 9 ]

    FARIZUL SHAFIQ 4S2

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  17. mohd arifMarch 8, 2011 at 4:43 PM

    MOHD ARIF 4S2
    SECTION A
    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ F ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome.[ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ T ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]





    SECTION B
    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 7 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 8 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 5 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 7 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 10 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 9 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 6 ]

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  18. UnknownMarch 8, 2011 at 4:45 PM

    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ F ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ F ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ T ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ T ]

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ A ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ F ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ B ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ H ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ D ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ G ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ C ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ J ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ I ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ E ]

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  19. Muhd FazliMarch 8, 2011 at 4:48 PM

    MUHD FAZLY 4S2

    SECTION A
    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit.[ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ F ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ T ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ T ]

    SECTION B
    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 6 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 9 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 3 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 6 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 4 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 8 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 10 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 7 ]

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  20. UnknownMarch 8, 2011 at 4:49 PM

    muzamil

    SECTION A
    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ F ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome.[ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ T ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]





    SECTION B
    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 7 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 8 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 5 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 7 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 10 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 9 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 6 ]

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  21. ct nurfahdaMarch 8, 2011 at 9:47 PM

    SECTION A

    1.Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ T ]
    2.The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3.Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4.Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5.Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6.The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7.Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8.The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ F ]
    9.Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ F ]
    10.Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.


    1.Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2.Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 7 ]
    3.She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4.She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 8 ]
    5.She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 4 ]
    6.She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 5 ]
    7.Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8.Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 10 ]
    9.Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 9 ]
    10.She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 6 ]
    SITI NURFAHDA BT NADZRI 4SC2

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  22. sarimahMarch 8, 2011 at 10:17 PM

    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1.Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ F ]
    2.The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3.Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4.Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5.Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ F ]
    6.The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7.Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8.The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9.Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10.Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ T ]

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.


    1.Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2.Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 6 ]
    3.She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4.She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 7 ]
    5.She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 4 ]
    6.She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 5 ]
    7.Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8.Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 10 ]
    9.Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 9 ]
    10.She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 8 ]
    SARIMAH BT BAHARUDIN 4SC2

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  23. nurulnadiaMarch 9, 2011 at 12:34 AM

    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. ( F ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 6 ]
    3. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 9 ]
    5. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 4 ]
    6. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 5 ]
    7. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 8 ]
    9. Miss Broome takes leave of the office. [10 ]
    10. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 7 ]

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  24. UnknownMarch 9, 2011 at 4:12 PM

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  25. UnknownMarch 9, 2011 at 4:23 PM

    SECTION A

    1.[ F ]
    2.[ T ]
    3.[ T ]
    4.[ T ]
    5.[ T ]
    6.[ F ]
    7.[ T ]
    8.[ F ]
    9.[ F ]
    10.[ F ]

    SECTION B

    1.[ 1 ]
    2.[ 6 ]
    3.[ 2 ]
    4.[ 9 ]
    5.[ 4 ]
    6.[ 5 ]
    7.[ 3 ]
    8.[ 8 ]
    9.[ 10 ]
    10.[ 7 ]

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  26. UnknownMarch 9, 2011 at 4:23 PM

    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.
    Lucy is per
    1. True
    2. False
    3. True
    4. True
    5. False
    6.True
    7. False
    8. True
    9. True
    10. False

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

    1. 1
    2. 6
    3. 2
    4. 9
    5. 4
    6. 5
    7. 3
    8. 8
    9. 10
    10.7
    Muhamad Izham Bin Zainuddin 4VT2

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  27. UnknownMarch 9, 2011 at 4:27 PM

    SECTION A

    1. [ F ]
    2. [ T ]
    3. [ T ]
    4. [ T ]
    5. [ F ]
    6. [ F ]
    7. [ F ]
    8. [ T ]
    9. [ T ]
    10. [ F ]

    SECTION B

    1.[ 1 ]
    2.[ 6 ]
    3.[ 2 ]
    4.[ 8 ]
    5.[ 4 ]
    6.[ 5 ]
    7.[ 3 ]
    8.[ 10 ]
    9.[ 9 ]
    10.[ 7 ]
    NUR SOLEHAH 4VT2

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  28. zulkifliMarch 9, 2011 at 4:28 PM

    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1. F
    2. T
    3. F
    4. T
    5. T
    6. T
    7. F
    8. F
    9. T
    10. F
    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

    1. 1
    2. 8
    3. 2
    4. 6
    5. 3
    6. 4
    7. 9
    8. 10
    9. 5
    10. 7

    MUHAMMAD ZULKIFLI BIN RAZALI

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  29. UnknownMarch 9, 2011 at 4:29 PM

    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1.T
    2.T
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ ]T
    4.T
    5.F
    6.F
    7.F
    8.T
    9.T
    10.F

    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.

    1.1
    2.7
    3.2
    4.8
    5.4
    6.5
    7.3
    8.10
    9.9
    10.6

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  30. nur zahirahMarch 9, 2011 at 4:33 PM

    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:

    1.F
    2.T
    3.T
    4.T
    5.T
    6.F
    7.F
    8.T
    9.T
    10.F

    SECTION B
    Understanding The Plot:

    1.1
    2.6
    3.2
    4.7
    5.4
    6.5
    7.3
    8.10
    9.9
    10.8
    Nur Zahirah bt Muhammad Nasrun
    4vt2

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  31. NurulMarch 9, 2011 at 4:33 PM

    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1.Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ t ]
    2.The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ t ]
    3.Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ f ]
    4.Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ t ]
    5.Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ t ]
    6.The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ t ]
    7.Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ f ]
    8.The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ t ]
    9.Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ t ]
    10.Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ f ]


    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.


    1.Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications. [ 1 ]
    2.Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was. [ 6 ]
    3.She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's. [ 2 ]
    4.She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer. [ 9 ]
    5.She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter. [ 4 ]
    6.She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter. [ 5 ]
    7.Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use. [ 3 ]
    8.Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert. [ 8 ]
    9.iss Broome takes leave of the office. [ 10 ]
    10.She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter. [ 7 ]

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  32. nurul juairiahMarch 9, 2011 at 4:34 PM

    SECTION A


    1.F
    2.T
    3.T
    4.T
    5.T
    6.F
    7.T
    8.T
    9.T
    10.F

    SECTION B


    1.1
    2.6
    3.2
    4.9
    5.4
    6.5
    7.3
    8.10
    9.8
    10.7
    Nurul Juairiah Bt. Mohd Nordin
    4vt2

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  33. syamimiMarch 9, 2011 at 4:35 PM

    SECTION A
    Charactererisation:
    Read the following statements. Write (T) for statements that are True and (F) for statements that are False.

    1. [ F ]
    2. [ T ]
    3. [ T ]
    4. [ T ]
    5. [ T ]
    6. [ F ]
    7. [ F ]
    8. [ F ]
    9. [ T ]
    10. [ F ]
    SECTION B
    Understanding the plot:
    Reaarrange the sentences below according to the sequence of events in the story.


    1. [ 1 ]
    2. [ 6 ]
    3. [ 2 ]
    4. [ 9 ]
    5. [ 4 ]
    6. [ 5 ]
    7. [ 3 ]
    8. [ 8 ]
    9. [ 10]
    10.[ 7 ]

    nur shamimi bt mohamed nonsa

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  34. Ct SarahMarch 10, 2011 at 4:41 AM

    Section A
    Charactererisation:

    1.F
    2.T
    3.T
    4.T
    5.T
    6.T
    7.F
    8.F
    9.T
    10.F

    Section B
    Understanding the plot:

    1.1
    2.6
    3.2
    4.9
    5.4
    6.5
    7.3
    8.10
    9.8
    10.7
    Siti Sarah Nordin
    4vt2

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  35. nor hazirahMarch 10, 2011 at 8:53 PM

    1. Lucy is persuaded to stay on and fight against Miss Broome's spirit. [ F ]
    2. The ghost of Miss Broome is angry with Mr Ross. [ T ]
    3. Harry Darke admires and respects Lucy for her unyielding spirit. [ T ]
    4. Lucy regrets that she is unkind to her Uncle Bert. [ T ]
    5. Lucy is able to accept her Uncle Bert as a result of her sympathy for Miss Broome. [ T ]
    6. The principal of the Belmont Secretarial College has high expectations of Lucy. [ F ]
    7. Miss Broome was asked to retire because of her inefficiency as a secretary. [ F ]
    8. The existence of Miss Broome's spirit does not set back Lucy's intent to stay the course. [ T ]
    9. Harry Darke hints to Lucy what awaits her at the office. [ T ]
    10. Lucy's mother believes in her daughter that she will get a job easily. [ F ]

    SECTION B
    1. Lucy is apprehensive about finding a job with her low qualifications.
    2. She is offered a job as a secretary at Ross and Bannister's.
    3. Harry Darke shows her the typewriter she is to use.
    4. She types her first letter and is shocked to find unsual words all over the letter.
    5. She continues to type and correct the letter but is constantly challenged by the typewriter.
    6. Lucy finds out from Harry Darke who Miss Broome was.
    7. She resolves to find out the cause of the extraordinary behaviour of the typewriter.
    8. Lucy finally understands her Uncle Bert.
    9. She makes Miss Broome's spirit undertstand why she should not remain in the office any longer.
    10. Miss Broome takes leave of the office.

    Nor Hazirah 4 SC 2

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