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Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.
 
Dorai was waiting for his mother to take him home after tuition when he saw two foreign tourists nearby with a map in their hands trying to make out the location of a place. Dorai could tell they were having problems with the map. He approached them.

Dorai :

May I help you ?
Jerry : Oh, hello. Yes. Maybe you can tell us how to get to Royal Selangor.
Dorai : Sure. Take this road and head towards that blue and white building. Then take the turning to your left. Walk down the road until you reach the traffic lights. From that junction you can see Royal Selangor across the road. You can't miss it, it has a big tankard outside the building.
Nick : How long does it take to get there ?
Dorai : Well ... twenty minutes.
Jerry : Can you tell us what is over there ?
Dorai : Royal Selangor is the largest and oldest pewter factory in Malaysia. You can take a guided tour around the factory and see how pewter products are made, from the liquid state to the finished product.
Nick : That sounds interesting.
Dorai : It is. Wait till you lay your hands on a tiny hammer and start knocking out designs on the mug.
Jerry : You mean there's hands-on opportunity for visitors ?
Dorai : Sure. There's more. Look out for the natural polish for pewter. It is a hardy native plant with prickly leaves. Rubbing he leaves against the pewter produces a brilliant finish.
Jerry : That's incredible ! Let's hurry over there, Nick.
Nick : Yeah, let's. Thanks a lot for the directions. You have been a great help.
Jerry : Yeah. thanks, buddy.
Dorai : You're welcome. By the way, there is a showroom that sells souvenirs. You should check it out.
Nick : Great idea !
Dorai : Well, enjoy yourselves.
Jerry : We sure will.
     
  1.

What was Dorai doing when he saw the tourists ?

       
    (A) Going for his tuition class.
    (B)

Waiting for his mother to pick him up.

    (C) Waiting at the bus stop for the rain to stop.
    (D) Watching the tourists and wondering whether to help them.
       
  2. What did Jerry mean when he said, 'Let's hurry over there' ?
       
    (A) Let's go now, it's going to rain.
    (B)

Let's go now, i can't wait to see it.

    (C) Let's go now, before the factory closes.
    (D) Let's go now, we must spend more time there.
       
  3.

Dorai's answer, 'Well ... twenty minutes' shows that he

       
    (A) was not aware of the time
    (B) was only making up the time
    (C)

Guessed it would take twenty minutes

    (D) was sure it would take twenty minutes
       
  4. In the conversation, 'Wait till you lay your hands on a tiny hammer' tells us
       
    (A) the time when visitors can get their hands on a hammer
    (B) how interesting it is to put their hands on the tiny hammer
    (C)

how interesting it is for visitors to create designs using the hammer

    (D) that visitors to Royal Selangor have to wait to put their hands on the tiny hammer
       
  5. When Dorai said, 'check it out', he meant
       
    (A)

Nick and Jerry should visit the souvenir shop

    (B) Nick and Jerry need to check out of the hotel
    (C) Nick and Jerry should take him to the souvenir shop
    (D) Nick and Jerry should visit every tourist attraction in Malaysia
       
  6. What do you think was on Jerry and Nick's minds after they left Dorai ?
       
    (A) Dorai was a nuisance.
    (B) Dorai had been a busybody.
    (C)

Malaysia has helpful people like Dorai.

    (D) Dorai could have shown them around Kuala Lumpur
       
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  Answers : 1B   2B   3C   4C   5A   6C
 
 

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