KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday – Thirty-one pupils from Sri Kuala Lumpur in Subang Jaya, spent six days at the Ampang Pecah camp near Kuala Kubu Baru recently.

        Noorsham Rashid, one of the housemistresses and a teacher at the school and who organised the trip for the Year Six pupils said that they deserved the break from books and teachers

        "When we first arrived, we were dark about what the camp was like. We thought it was a holiday camp but after the first briefing, we realised it was going to be different," said Kaiyisah Kamil, the leader of the girls’ group.

        The course began with a series of warm-up activities followed by games where the group had to solve problems.

        Mohamad Redha, one of the group leaders, said the activities conducted at the camp required a great amount of general knowledge, thinking skills and most important of all teamwork. The Ministry of Education is currently planning a similar programme for government schools, too.

6. The Sri Kuala Lumpur is a
    A college
    B private school
    C university
    D kindergarten

7. In the passage, "we were in the dark’ means ……..
    A there was no electricity or light of
    B they didn't know what was to come
    C it was night time then
    D they were all tanned after being in the sun

8. Mohamad Redha could have been a leader of …………
    A the girl’s group
    B camp organisers
    C all the teachers
    D the boys’ group

9. Most of the activities carried out at the camp taught the pupils how to …….
    A play games
    B think creatively
    C act selfishly
    D depend on others

10. Why do you think the camp was organised?
    A To give the parents a break
    B To show the pupils the benefits of working together
    C To keep the pupils occupied
    D To provide the teachers leadership training.