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International Literacy Day

Let's work hand in hand to re-establish the importance of literacy.

Join all countries in celebrating this auspicious day.

 

September 8 was proclaimed as

International Literacy Day by UNESCO

on November 17, 1965. Literacy Day was

celebrated for the first time in 1966.

 

Venue : Main Entrance, Bulan Mall

 

Literary presentations by

Secondary School

students : Stories, poems, songs, skits and wordplay

 

Time : 10 am to 10 pm

 
       
1.   From the advertisement, we know that Literacy Day is celebrated  
         
    A by UNESCO  
    B all countries  
    C secondary school students  
    D Bulan Mall  
         
  The aspiring singer groomed himself to become a wholesome performer by taking up music lessons, dancing and playing the guitar.  
       
2.   The word groomed can best be replaced with  
         
    A toughened  
    B train  
    C trained  
    D traversed  
         
  The dyslexic Whoopi Goldberg was bullied in school as being 'dumb' and 'retarded'. The disparaging comments gave her the motivation to succeed. The remarkable feature of her success is that being an actress, she has to memorize lines all the time. An incredible achievement for someone with a reading difficulty.  
         
3.   From the above extract we know that dyslexics can  
         
    A be very successful in their careers  
    B never hope to succeed  
    C become good for actresses  
    D should not try to read  
         
  Kuala Lumpur: At the Dyslexia conference, Professor Harding from the Yale University reiterated that reading, although helpful, is not paramount to being successful in life. He gave many examples of dyslexics who have become very, very successful with determination and professional guidance.  
         
4.   From the news report, we know that Professor Harding  
         
    A is a dyslexic  
    B is in Malaysia for a conference on successful people  
    C works in the Yale University  
    D thinks reading is an essential ability  
         

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