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Form 2 2012
PERFORMANCE STANDARD
Descriptor : B6 DL1
Evidence : B6 DL1 E1
Band 6
Performance StandardAppreciate literary works and present ideas critically in an
exemplary manner.
DescriptorResponding to literary works by giving ones opinion of the text
read/heard and relating it to life
EvidenceAble to draw similarities/differences between ones life and that of
the characters
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Form 2 2012
Descriptor : B6 DL1
Evidence : B6 DL1 E1
Instruction : In what ways do you see yourself similar or different to the
criminals?
Guard Helps Robbers Cart Away Microchips
By SIMREN KAUR
Camera shy: Some of the suspects being taken to the Bukit Mertajam magistrates court. Their
remand order was extended for another six days.
BUTTERWORTH: Instead of helping to keep watch over millions of ringgit in microchips stored at a
warehouse, a security guard apparently abetted a syndicate in the RM22mil heist in the Prai IndustrialArea.
In the 2 a.m. incident on Sunday, a group of masked men armed with parang and axes stormed into
the warehouse and tied up the six unarmed security guards who were stationed near the Highway
Auto-City in Juru.
They then carted away the microchips on a lorry.
The guards managed to free themselves and alert the police.
Within 24 hours of the heist, police arrested 14 suspects, aged between 20 and 30, including a security
guard.
A major portion of the loot was also recovered in a house in Pongsu Seribu, Kepala Batas, the same
night.
State deputy police chief Senior Asst Comm Datuk Abdul Rahim Jaafar said: It is a major success
for us. To us, success is not only measured by the recovery of the stolen goods, but also being able to
nab all the culprits.
He was speaking to reporters after Federal Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department deputy
director I Datuk Haris Wong Abdullah opened a high-profile policing programme in Bandar Sunway
Seberang Jaya here yesterday.
Meanwhile, the magistrates court here has extended the remand order for all the suspects to another
six days beginning yesterday.
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Form 2 2012
Descriptor : B6 DL1
Evidence : B6 DL1 E1
Students Expected Answer:
If similar,
I see myself as similar to the criminal because:
I can be dishonest especially when it comes to my responsibilities, e.g. completing
homework or obeying schools rule. Sometimes, when I feel a bit lazy, I will take
shortcuts in doing things.
Accept any relevant answer
If different,
I see myself different than the criminal because:
Im a student and I dont have the capacity to be involved in something as big as the
crime. In addition, being in a school, there are not many things that can be sold with
high value as that of microchips. It would be pointless in involving in a small crime.
I realised the need to be honest in every things we do. Moreover, if we are not honest,
there will be chaos in the society since everyone keeps playing deceit on each other. I
dislike conflicts and will always do my best to be as honest as I can. After all, honesty
is the best policy.
Accept any relevant answer
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