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Sistem Kiraan Markah UPSR,PT3,SPM Excel

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Sistem Kiraan Markah untuk guru-guru @ penanda UPSR,PT3,SPM Excel Panduan penggunaan (ada dalam excel) Contoh sistem  DOWNLOAD PERCUMA (Google Drive) Mudah digunakan Boleh digunakan hingga 12 soalan Setiap soalan boleh mengira bilangan murid (hingga 20 markah) Markah gred boleh diubah mengikut keperluan Hingga 300 orang calon/murid Sesuai untuk penanda

Hair Conditioning-Form 2

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Grand dad did you breathe Before air cons were invented Was it hard staying Alive without modern inventions? Grandma weren’t you flustered As you fluttered with paper fans? Could you communicate before Faxes and long distance calls Became basic necessities? Grandchild we lived Before your age. Because Of our ignorance, We did not know Pollution, stress, traffic jams Destruction of forests, streams and Hills We feared God and nature Now nature fears you and Money is your new God. Meaning of Stanzas: Stanza 1 In the first stanza, the poet asks his grandparents about the life before the technology arouse and become the important usage in the world nowadays. He asks his grandfather was it complicated to live in the life without technology as he refers the technology to the invention of the air cons. Then he asks his grandmother regarding the condition when she used paper fans to cool herself. He also asks his grandmother what were the possibilities for them to communicate without faxes a...

I Wonder-Form 2

I WONDER By: Jeannie Kirby I wonder why the grass is green, And why the wind is never seen? Who taught the birds to build a nest, And told the trees to take a rest? O, when the moon is not quite round, Where can the missing bit be found? Who lights the stars, when they blow out, And makes the lightning flash about? Who paints the rainbow in the sky, And hangs the fluffy clouds so high? Why is it now, do you suppose, That Dad won’t tell me, if he knows? Lines from the poem  Meaning  I wonder why the grass is green,  The persona wonders why the grass has to be green.  And why the wind is never seen?  The persona wonders why she can feel the wind but cannot see it.  Who taught the birds to built a nest,  The persona wonders how the birds know how to build a nest. And told the trees to take a rest?  The persona wonders why the trees are always standing straight and tall, never once sitti...

One is One and All Alone-Form2

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SYNOPSIS “One is One and All Alone” by Nicholas Fisk is a science fiction story, set in 2045.  The main character is Trish, an 11-year old girl who is the only child on a spaceship to Trion. Her father is the Executive Officer of the spaceship and her mother is in Trion helping to set up a space station.  She will only meet her mother in mid January 2047.After three months, she feels lonely and bored as she does not have any real friends to talk to except her private, multi-functional diary: the Voice Printer (VP). VP is an intelligent computer which keeps Trish entertained with its ability to perform many functions. Through her dialogue sessions with VP, Trish learns about clones and the cloning process. The idea of cloning fascinates Trish and she soon decides to create a clone to keep her company in the spaceship Bio lab without her father’s knowledge. She names her new identical twin “Clo” and initially it becomes her perfect friend and companion.  They have fun playi...

Rumplestiltskin-Form 2

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Synopsis The King was making his rounds around his kingdom. The King visits Lisa’s cottage. Lisa’s parents began to praise Lisa and claim that she can bake the best pies in the world. In order to make himself appear more important, Lisa’s father lies to the king that his daughter could spin straw into gold. The King knows that his kingdom is poor, thus, the king called for the girl, shut her in a tower room with straw and a spinning wheel, and demanded that she spin the straw into gold by morning or be executed. She had given up all hope, when a strange little man appeared in the room and spun straw into gold for her in return for her necklace; then again the following night for her ring. But on the third night, with nothing left, the strange creature spun straw into gold for a promise that the girl’s first-born child would become his. The greedy king was so impressed that he married Lisa, but when their first child was born, the strange little man returned to claim his payment. The qu...