POWER UP ENGLISH FORM 2 YEAR 2021 2A

​ENGLISH LESSON

​FORM 2 ANGGERIK

REMINDER​

Please get ready your POWER UP ENGLISH FORM 2 workbook, and turn to page 44​

ENGLISH LESSON​

​INFO 1

​INFO 1

Day :​ Tuesday

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​Date : 12^th October 2021

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​Time : 8.00 a.m. - 10.30 a.m.

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​Classes : 2 Anggerik / 2 Bidara / 2 Gandaria / 2 Lavender

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​Type : Non-Textbook Based

ENGLISH LESSON​

​INFO 2

​INFO 2

Theme : People and Culture

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Topic : Good Luck, Bad Luck

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Subtopic : Superstitions

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Unit : 8

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Page : 44

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​Skill : Reading

​ENGLISH LESSON

CONTENT STANDARD​

​CONTENT STANDARD

​Main Skill : -

​Reading 3.1 - Understand a variety of texts by using a variety of appropriate reading strategies to construct meaning

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Complementary Skill : -

Reading 3.1 - Understand a variety of texts by using a variety of appropriate reading strategies to construct meaning ​

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LEARNING STANDARD​

​LEARNING STANDARD

​Main Skill : -

​Reading 3.1.1 - Understand the main points in longer texts on a range of familiar topics

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​Complementary Skill : -

​Reading 3.1.2 - Understand specific details and information in simple longer texts

​ENGLISH LESSON

​OBJECTIVE

​OBJECTIVE

There are Four (4) Objectives that you need to achieve : -

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​1) Read and understand "The Text" entitled "Superstitions" carefully and thoroughly .

​2) Read and understand the translation and the meaning carefully and thoroughly .

3) Read and understand the task carefully and thoroughly .

4) Execute the task by getting at least four (4) out of (8) correct answers .​

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​THE TEXT

​THE TEXT

​Read the text and answer the questions .

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​(Please refer to your POWER UP ENGLISH FORM 2 workbook, page 44)

​ENGLISH LESSON

THE TRANSLATION AND THE MEANING​

​THE TRANSLATION AND THE MEANING

1) Superstitions (kepercayaan karut / kepercayaan tahyul) : -

Meaning - Belief in things that are not real or possible (kepercayaan terhadap benda yang tidak nyata atau tidak mungkin)

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​2) Desires (keinginan) : -

​Meaning - A strong feeling or wanting to have something or wishing for something to happen (perasaan yang kuat atau kehendak yang kuat untuk mempunyai sesuatu atau menginginkan sesuatu untuk terjadi)

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​THE TRANSLATION AND THE MEANING

​3) Lucky charms (tangkal azimat) : -

​Meaning - An object or a person that is thought to bring good luck (suatu benda atau seseorang yang difikirkan membawa tuah yang baik)

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4) Faith (kepercayaan / keyakinan) : -

​Meaning - Complete trust or confidence in someone or something (kepercayaan atau keyakinan yang lengkap terhadap seseorang atau sesuatu)

​THE TRANSLATION AND THE MEANING

​5) Associate (kaitkan) : -

​Meaning - Connect, someone or something, with something else in one's mind (sambungkan, seseorang atau sesuatu, dengan sesuatu yang lain dalam minda seseorang)

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​6) Outcome (hasil) : -

​Meaning - The result or effect of an action, situation or event (keputusan atau kesan suatu perbuatan, keadaan atau peristiwa)

​THE TRANSLATION AND THE MEANING

​7) Stakes (taruhan) : -

​Meaning - At risk to be won or lost (berisiko untuk menang atau kalah)

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​8) Rituals (upacara) : -

Meaning - A religious service or other ceremony which involves a series of actions performed in a fixed order (suatu acara keagamaan atau majlis lain yang melibatkan perbuatan bersiri yang dipersembahkan dalam turutan yang ditetapkan)

​THE TRANSLATION AND THE MEANING

​9) Dispel (menghalau) : -

​Meaning - Make, a doubt, feeling or belief, disappear (membuatkan, suatu keraguan, perasaan atau kepercayaan, hilang)

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​10) Evolve (berkembang) : -

​Meaning - Develop gradually (berkembang secara beransur-ansur)

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THE TASK​

​THE TASK

​Read the text and answer the questions .

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(Please refer to your POWER UP ENGLISH FORM 2 workbook, page 44)​

Multiple Choice

1. Some sportsmen and sports fans take certain actions or __________ .

(Clue : Paragraph 4, line 2)

• ceremonies

• journeys

• rituals

Multiple Choice

2. Based on the passage, superstitions allow us to evolve or __________ .

(Clue : Paragraph 4, line 4)

• fail badly

• progress well

• succeed uncertainly

Multiple Choice

3. What kind of superstitious belief that a person practices in order to heighten faith in his / her ability ?

(Clue : Paragraph 2, line 3)

• Having 'lucky charms'

• Crossing his / her fingers

• Touching wood

• Walking around ladders

Multiple Choice

4. What did Dutch footballer Johan C. do before a match ?

(Clue : Point 1)

• Slap his goalkeeper's head

• Slap his goalkeeper's shoulder

• Slap his goalkeeper's face

• Slap his goalkeeper's stomach

Multiple Choice

5. Choose the correct meaning of "Superstitions" .

(Clue : Refer to "The Translation and The Meaning")

• Belief in things that are not real or possible

• A strong feeling or wanting to have something or wishing for something to happen

• An object or a person that is thought to bring good luck

• Complete trust or confidence in someone or something

Multiple Choice

6. How many times tennis ace Serena Williams bounces her ball before her first serve ?

(Clue : Point 2)

• Four (4) times

• Five (5) times

• Six (6) times

• Seven (7) times

Multiple Choice

7. What would he / she do with the socks if the team had lost the game ?

(Clue : Paragraph 3, line 4)

• The socks would be sold online

• The socks would be burnt

• The socks would be discarded

• The socks would be given to the other team

Multiple Choice

8. Which one is NOT superstitious beliefs ?

(Clue : Read the whole text)

• Crossing one's fingers

• Throwing books into the rubbish bin

• Walking around ladders

• Having 'lucky charms'