MUET READING (Model Paper 1- Part 3)

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REFERENCE: OXFORD FAJAR SDN.BHD, 2018 Prepared by: Maria Liza Latiff

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In paragraph 1, the writer is making the point that

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cottage industries were once profitable businesses

the loss of cottage industries has serious repercussions

The Industrial Revolution reduced manufacturing costs

cottage industries are being undermined by mass-produced goods

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The sentence "But are they?" (line 8) casts doubt on the idea that

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cottage industries have adapted

cottage industries were once popular

factories have eliminated cottage industries

cottage industries use traditional manufacturing techniques

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What is true about Mohammad?

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He is reliable.

He is wealthy.

He is resilient.

He is complacent.

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In what way does working with clay have a therapeutic effect (line 21) on Mohammad?

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It relaxes him.

It stirs fond memories.

It gives him time to think.

It gives him a sense of purpose.

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After his wife’s death, Mohammad turned to making labu sayong for the following reasons except

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he could not make ends meet

he wanted to work from home

he wanted to pursue his passion

he had to care for his two daughters

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The writer uses the word Yet (line 23) to show

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contrast

emphasis

an example

cause and effect

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Paragraph 4 is mainly about

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the difficulties of mastering a trade

the knowledge Mohammad passed on to his daughters

the lack of modern technology in Mohammad’s household

the challenges Mohammad’s daughters will face in the future

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The writer ends the passage by mentioning ambassadors (line 39) to make the point that

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Mohammad and his two daughters must seek new places to sell their goods

Mohammad and his daughters must create a niche market for themselves

Mohammad and his two daughters can expand their business by promoting their goods overseas

cottage industries are kept alive through the efforts of people like Mohammad and his two daughters

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In paragraph 1, the writer indicates that

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millennials are finding novel ways to use technology

youths are going to dangerous lengths to get attention

social media is responsible for risky behaviour in youths

young people are being encouraged to participate in extreme sports

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The word fad (line 3) means

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cult

trend

whim

standard

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Buildering became popular in New York City because

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it was a banned activity

it was encouraged by the authorities

people were inspired by climbing guidebooks

there were many tall buildings in New York City

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The purpose of paragraph 2 is to

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outline the dangers of buildering

describe the origins of buildering

list the different types of buildering

suggests reasons why people take up buildering

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The following are true of Alain Robert except

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he comes from France

he climbed the Burj Khalifa in Dubai without any safety equipment

his antics have landed him in trouble with authorities all over the world

he succeeded in climbing the Petronas Twin Towers on his third attempt

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According to paragraph 4, ‘roofing’ involves

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posing for narcissistic photos

taking photos of high-rise buildings

recording oneself in precarious positions

climbing up the side of high-rise buildings

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What prompted Russian police to launch a‘Safe Selfie’ campaign?

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A spate of tragedies

Pressure from the public

A plea from building owners

Controversy from social media

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In the last paragraph, the author

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denounces extreme sports

criticizes the practice of roofing

admires the bravery of urban climbers

urges practitioners of extreme sports to be more careful

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