2023 MGS EL Prelims P2 SectA Ans
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Section A – Visual Texts
Look at Text 1. Tick [ ] the phrase that best describes the purpose of the poster .[1] Answer: to encourage diners to do their part to keep hawker centres clean ❑ To raise diners’ awareness of how dirty hawker centres are = Text 1 clearly calls for action [‘the public must do their bit to maintain cleanliness standards of hawker centres’, ‘they should clear their litter and leave nothing on the table…’] ❑ To educate diners on the need to clear their trays = again, the purpose of Text 1 is not just to educate the readers but to take action.
How does the image in Text 1 support the statement ‘EVERY BIT ADDS UP’? [1] ❑DESCRIPTION: The image shows the state of the hawker centre with tables piled with litter / crockery and cutler littered on the tables / litter and cutlery strewn all over the tables ❑CONNECTION: reinforcing how every individual’s failure to keep the hawker centre clean contributes to the unsightly sight / dirty hawker centre.
Identify the phrase in Text 2 which reinforces [= proof / supports] the idea in Text 1 that clearing the tables has a ‘rippling effect’. [1] ‘rippling effect’ – a situation in which one event produces effects which spread and produce further effects. ❑ ‘an example for others to follow’
Look at Texts 1 & 2 and statements (a) and (b). Decide whether the statements refer to Text 1, Text 2, both texts, or neither text. Circle the answer you have chosen for each statement. [2] (a) Readers are encouraged to take action – Both (a) Tone suggests that reader and writer are of the same status – Text 2
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