Sunday, 14 August 2016

LATIHAN BAHASA MELAYU

Soalan A

Ayat 1:
Perempuan yang berpakaian kemas sedang berjalan menghala ke stesen bas .

Ayat 2:
Airene sedang mengemaskan dewan serbaguna dengan menggunakan mop dan penyapu.

Ayat 3:
Pegawai kesihatan menasihatkan bahawa kekemasan diri dan persekitaran adalah penting bagi kesihatan.

Ayat 4:
"Berapakah harga buah epal ini?"

Ayat 5:
Kami, sebagai rakyat Malaysia, perlu menghargai usaha pemimpin terdahulu dalam mendapatkan kemerdekaan.

Ayat 6:
"Saya ingin merakamkan setinggi penghargaan yang ikhlas kepada Prof. Dr. Azali bin Mohamed."

Soalan B

i.  Beberapa buah buku tradisional masakan tradisional telah saya hasilkan antara tahun 2000-2006.

ii. Sayur-sayuran di belakang rumah mesti kamu siram setiap petang.

iii. Latihan intensif selama tiga bulan dijalani oleh pelatih Program Latihan Khidmat Negara.

Soalan C

Ayat yang Salah

I
Gerakan Cintailah Bahasa Kita telah dilancarkan untuk mendokong usaha kemasyarakatan bahasa Melayu.

II
Setiap pusat melupuskan sampah hendaklah sentiasa di pantau supaya mesra alam dan tidak memudaratkan penduiduk sekitarnya.

III
Pengurusan syarikat itu mensasarkan peningkatan jualan prodaknya sebanyak tujuh puluh peratus dalam jangka masa setahun.

Ayat yang Betul

I
Gerakan Cintailah Bahasa Kita telah dilancarkan untuk mendukung usaha memasyarakatkan Bahasa Melayu.

II
Setiap pelupusan sampah hendaklah sentiasa dipantau supaya mesra alam dan tidak memudaratkan penduduk sekitarnya.

III
Pengurusan syarikat itu menyasarkan peningkatan jualan produknya sebanyak tujuh puluh peratus dalam jangka masa setahun.


Saturday, 13 August 2016

Achieving dream : hard work and glory..Bravo Schooling...You are my inspire...

This one’s for you, Singapore, and all who supported me: Schooling

This one’s for you, Singapore, and all who supported me: Schooling
Joseph Schooling holding up his Olympic Gold medal. Photo: Reuters
PUBLISHED: 10:14 AM, AUGUST 13, 2016
UPDATED: 10:40 AM, AUGUST 13, 2016
RIO DE JANEIRO – Joseph Schooling has dedicated his Olympic gold-medal win to Singapore and to everyone who has helped to support his dream and ambition to win the country’s first-ever gold medal at the Games.
The 21-year-old who pressed his right hand  hard against his heart as the Majulah Singapura played during the medal ceremony, told TODAY: “This moment is not all about me. It’s also about my coaches, my friends, and my family.
“When I was a six-year-old kid, I believe I could do it so this one wasn’t for me. It’s for my country, my friends, my family and all those people who supported me and believed in me.”
Schooling, a sophomore at the University of Texas, had decided back in 2001 at the age of six after a chat with his granduncle Lloyd Valberg, Singapore’s first-ever Olympian at the 1948 Olympics, that he too wanted to be an Olympian. More than that, he wanted to win an Olympic medal.
This morning, after the race, he was trying hard to make sense of his accomplishment and let it all sink it.     
“Right now, I need to let this moment sink in, realise what I’ve done, and then have a better understanding of what I’ve accomplished,” he said.
But he also paid tribute to his rivals – Michael Phelps, Chad le Clos and Laszlo Cseh – who were all left in his wake and relegated to joint-second in the end.
Said Schooling: “All I can say is I’m really honoured and priviledged to have the opportunity to race in an Olympic final alongside huge names like Michael (Phelps), Chad (le Clos) and Laszlo (Cseh) – guys who have changed the face of this sport. Guys who have won the most number of golds and medals in Olympic history, a guy who will go down as the greatest of all time. I’m honoured and glad to get that moment.”
Schooling added that Singaporeans should not underestimate their ability to do well in sports on the global stage. He also said that he hoped his win will inspire more young sporting talents to aim high and strive to realise their sporting dreams.
“It doesn’t matter where you’re from, really. Some people believe that Singapore has a lot of (swimming) talent. I believe that,” said Schooling.
“(Coach) Sergio (Lopez) believes that. Eddie (Reese) believes that. And this is coming from some of the greatest minds in the world swimming community. For them to say that, and then for me to prove them right, that’s crazy. I hope this opens a new door or open more doors for sports in our country, and hopefully I’ve set a precedence for a lot more young guys to come up after us.
“It’s been a lot of hard work. I’ve done something that no one in our country has done before, I’ve received a lot of support and that’s phenomenal.
“I can’t really describe what that means to me but it has been a tough road, I’m not going to lie. The first guys through the wall is always bloody. I’ll have to take that blow and I’m thankful and blessed to have the ability to accomplish this.”
Schooling was also congratulated by Phelps, who was denied his 23rd career Olympic gold by the youngster. “Hats off to Joseph. I look forward to seeing how he progresses in the next four years,” he said.

Saturday, 6 August 2016

IKEA - Let's Relax

RIO de JENEIRO OLYMPICS 2016 : GOOD LUCK TO MALAYSIAN CONTIGENT




The Rio de Janeiro Olympics were officially launched on Friday with national shuttler Lee Chong Wei leading the Malaysian contingent out at the iconic Maracana Stadium. Hope this time, DLCW will get gold.   May luck also at Malaysian athletes like Pandela and Azizul.






Malaysia is targeting a first ever Olympic gold with hopes placed squarely on Chong Wei coming good in the men's singles after having settled for silver in the last two editions.



Malaysian Contingent's March | Opening Ceremony | Olympic Games Rio 2016...

Friday, 5 August 2016

Students Present Research Findings at International Future Scientist Conference


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By Asmahanim Amir
Pix Ikhwan Hashim

BANGI, July 27, 2016 – About 120 students from 22 schools, including the University Kebangsaan Malaysia’s PERMATApintar National Gifted Centre, gathered to present their research findings at the International Future Scientist Conference for the Gifted and Talented Students 2016, recently.

Deputy Vice Chancellor of Academic and International Affairs, Prof Dato’ Ir Dr Riza Atiq OK Abdullah said the conference is a platform for young students to present their research findings in an effort to elevate the quality of their research.

“We will be choosing impressive and noteworthy research that can be showcased at the national and international level. These selected research will also be published in proceeding which would be available on the internet so that it can be read by everyone around the world,” he said at the launch of the conference, recently.

He said the three day conference is also an opportunity for students to publicize the research that has been done successfully.

“Sharing what they have done with members of the public is a good way to gauge feedback on their project,” added Dato’ Riza.
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Meanwhile, Director of PERMATApintar National Gifted Centre, Prof Datuk Dr Noriah Mohd Ishak said almost 200 research has been produced by Malaysian school students since the conference was first organised, five years ago.

“We have more participants this year and this include those from Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan Tamil (SJKT), Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaaan Cina (SJKC), Boarding School, daily school and Mara Junior Science College,” she said.