马来西亚国民型华文小学（SJKC）三年级统一评估

BAHASA INGGERIS TAHUN 3 - MODULE 7: OUT AND ABOUT 模考卷

姓名 (Nama): ____________

班级 (Kelas): 3 ( ) 班

日期 (Tarikh): 2026年___月___日

成绩 (Markah): ___ / 100 分

📌 出卷老师作答须知：本卷共 30 题，满分为 100 分。严格遵循教育部 UASA 标准考试架构，涵盖 Part 1 至 Part 7 全面评估听读写技能。作答完成后请点击“提交批改”，系统将依官方教育部标准自动评定 PBD TP 1 ~ TP 6 等级并呈现全真示范答案与名师语法点拨。

Picture: Students crossing safely at the road safety park.

Question 1 [2 Marks]

ROAD SAFETY SIGN AT SCHOOL GATE: 'STOP! Look left, look right, and look left again. Always cross the street at the zebra crossing.'

Where should pupils cross the street safely?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

💡 Teacher's Explanation: The sign explicitly instructs: 'Always cross the street at the zebra crossing.'

Question 2 [2 Marks]

BUS TIMETABLE AT BUS STOP: 'Bus No. 12 to SJKC Taman Jaya: • Morning departure: 7:15 a.m. (a quarter past seven) • Afternoon departure: 1:45 p.m. (a quarter to two)'

What time does the morning bus depart?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

💡 Teacher's Explanation: The timetable states: 'Morning departure: 7:15 a.m. (a quarter past seven)'.

Question 3 [2 Marks]

CYCLING NOTICE ON NOTICE BOARD: 'Before riding your bicycle, always fasten your helmet and check your bicycle brakes. Ride in the designated bicycle lane.'

What should a cyclist do before riding a bicycle?

✓ Correct Answer: Option A

💡 Teacher's Explanation: The notice states: 'always fasten your helmet and check your bicycle brakes'.

Question 4 [2 Marks]

LIBRARY SIGN: 'QUIET PLEASE! Turn off your mobile phones and do not speak loudly in the reading zone.'

What is strictly prohibited inside the reading zone?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

💡 Teacher's Explanation: The sign explicitly says: 'do not speak loudly in the reading zone'.

Question 5 [2 Marks]

DIRECTION NOTE: 'To reach the science laboratory: Walk along the corridor, turn left at the staircase, and it is opposite the art room.'

Which direction should you turn at the staircase?

✓ Correct Answer: Option A

💡 Teacher's Explanation: The direction note clearly directs: 'turn left at the staircase'.

📖 Passage: Daily Life & Grammar Focus

Every morning, Aaron walks to school with his elder sister Jasmine. When they reach the busy junction, Aaron waits patiently for the pedestrian traffic (6) _______ to turn green. Jasmine reminds him, 'Always (7) _______ on the pavement and never run across the road!' They arrive at the school gate at exactly a (8) _______ past seven. The traffic warden waves politely and smiles, '(9) _______ careful and have a wonderful day at school!'

Question 6 [2.5 Marks]

Choose the best answer for blank (6):

✓ Correct Answer: Option A

💡 Teacher's Explanation: 'Traffic lights' is the standard term for street signal lights.

Question 7 [2.5 Marks]

Choose the best answer for blank (7):

✓ Correct Answer: Option A

💡 Teacher's Explanation: We use base verb in imperative rules: 'Always walk on the pavement'.

Question 8 [2.5 Marks]

Choose the best answer for blank (8):

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

💡 Teacher's Explanation: 'A quarter past seven' means 7:15 (七点十五分).

Question 9 [2.5 Marks]

Choose the best answer for blank (9):

✓ Correct Answer: Option A

💡 Teacher's Explanation: Imperative form of 'be': 'Be careful!' (要小心！)

📖 A Visit to the Children's Road Safety Park

Last Friday, Year 3 pupils of SJKC Bandar Raya visited the Children's Road Safety Park in Petaling Jaya. The park looks like a miniature town with small asphalt roads, miniature zebra crossings, traffic lights, and realistic street signs. Sergeant Razak, a friendly police officer, welcomed the pupils. He explained the meaning of important traffic signs. He told them that a red circular sign with 'STOP' means drivers and cyclists must halt completely. He also emphasized that pedestrians should always wear bright clothes at night so drivers can see them easily. After the briefing, the pupils practiced riding bicycles and pedal go-karts in the park. They stopped when the traffic light showed red and held their handlebars firmly with both hands. Before crossing the mock road, every child stopped, looked right, looked left, and looked right again. The trip taught everyone that obeying traffic rules saves lives.

Question 10 [3 Marks]

Where did the Year 3 pupils go last Friday?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

💡 Teacher's Explanation: Paragraph 1 states: 'visited the Children's Road Safety Park in Petaling Jaya.'

Question 11 [3 Marks]

Who gave the briefing to the pupils at the park?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

💡 Teacher's Explanation: Paragraph 2 states: 'Sergeant Razak, a friendly police officer, welcomed the pupils.'

Question 12 [3 Marks]

What does a red circular sign with 'STOP' mean?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

💡 Teacher's Explanation: Paragraph 2 states: 'a red circular sign with 'STOP' means drivers and cyclists must halt completely.'

Question 13 [3 Marks]

Why should pedestrians wear bright clothes at night?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

💡 Teacher's Explanation: Paragraph 2 states: 'wear bright clothes at night so drivers can see them easily.'

Question 14 [3 Marks]

What important lesson did the trip teach the pupils?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

💡 Teacher's Explanation: Paragraph 3 explicitly concludes: 'The trip taught everyone that obeying traffic rules saves lives.'

Question 15 [3 Marks]

Who rides a bicycle and wears a bright yellow helmet to school?

✓ Correct Answer: Option A

💡 Teacher's Explanation: Arun (A) rides his bicycle wearing a bright yellow helmet.

Question 16 [3 Marks]

Who fastens their seatbelt immediately upon boarding the school bus?

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

💡 Teacher's Explanation: Nurul (C) states: 'As soon as I sit down, I fasten my seatbelt...'

Question 17 [3 Marks]

Who presses the pedestrian button and waits for the green light to cross?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

💡 Teacher's Explanation: Wei Kang (B) presses the pedestrian button and crosses on the green light.

Question 18 [3 Marks]

Who keeps both hands on the handlebars and uses the bicycle lane?

✓ Correct Answer: Option A

💡 Teacher's Explanation: Arun (A) keeps both hands on the handlebars in the bicycle lane.

Question 19 [3 Marks]

Who remembers never to put hands or head out of the bus window?

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

💡 Teacher's Explanation: Nurul (C) mentions: 'never put my head or hands out of the window'.

Question 20 [2 Marks]

Clue: Black and white road stripes where pedestrians have the right to cross safely.

Letter Hint: z _ _ _ _ c _ _ _ _ _ _ g

✓ Correct Spelling: zebra crossing

💡 Vocabulary Note: z-e-b-r-a c-r-o-s-s-i-n-g (斑马线)

Question 21 [2 Marks]

Clue: A hard protective hat worn on the head when riding a bicycle or motorcycle.

Letter Hint: h _ _ _ _ t

✓ Correct Spelling: helmet

💡 Vocabulary Note: h-e-l-m-e-t (头盔/安全帽)

Question 22 [2 Marks]

Clue: A paved path at the side of a street for people to walk on safely.

Letter Hint: p _ _ _ _ _ _ t

✓ Correct Spelling: pavement

💡 Vocabulary Note: p-a-v-e-m-e-n-t (人行道)

Question 23 [2 Marks]

Clue: A safety strap in a car or bus worn across the body to keep passengers secure.

Letter Hint: s _ _ _ _ _ _ t

✓ Correct Spelling: seatbelt

💡 Vocabulary Note: s-e-a-t-b-e-l-t (安全带)

Question 24 [2 Marks]

Clue: Signaling lights with red, amber, and green colors controlling road traffic.

Letter Hint: t _ _ _ _ _ c l _ _ _ _ s

✓ Correct Spelling: traffic lights

💡 Vocabulary Note: t-r-a-f-f-i-c l-i-g-h-t-s (交通红绿灯)

Question 25 [5 Marks]

Given Words: children / walk / across / zebra crossing

Write a complete, grammatically correct sentence based on the picture above:

✓ Model Answer: The children are walking across the zebra crossing.

💡 Grammar Analysis: Present continuous tense: 'The children are walking across the zebra crossing.'

📋 Marking Rubric (5 Marks): Subject & Verb Agreement (2m), Correct Prepositions/Vocabulary (2m), Capitalization & Punctuation (1m). Random characters or irrelevant inputs strictly receive 0 marks.

Question 26 [5 Marks]

Given Words: teacher / hold / red stop sign

Write a complete, grammatically correct sentence based on the picture above:

✓ Model Answer: The teacher is holding a red stop sign.

💡 Grammar Analysis: Present continuous action: 'The teacher is holding a red stop sign.'

Question 27 [5 Marks]

Given Words: young boy / ride / bicycle / bicycle lane

Write a complete, grammatically correct sentence based on the picture above:

✓ Model Answer: A young boy is riding a bicycle in the bicycle lane.

💡 Grammar Analysis: Using preposition in: 'A young boy is riding a bicycle in the bicycle lane.'

Question 28 [5 Marks]

Given Words: pedestrian traffic light / turn / green

Write a complete, grammatically correct sentence based on the picture above:

✓ Model Answer: The pedestrian traffic light turns green.

💡 Grammar Analysis: Present simple rule description: 'The pedestrian traffic light turns green.'

Question 29 [10 Marks]

Write a short paragraph about three important road safety rules pupils should follow when walking to school (30 - 40 words). Include: • Where to walk • Where to cross the road • What to check before crossing

Write your response in the box below:

✓ Model Response:

Always walk safely on the pavement. When you want to cross the road, use the zebra crossing. Stop, look left, look right, and look left again. Wait for cars to stop completely before crossing.

📋 Rubric (10 marks): • Content (4 marks): Mentions pavement, zebra crossing, look left/right sequence. • Language & Grammar (4 marks): Correct imperative verbs (walk, use, stop, look), clear punctuation. • Vocabulary (2 marks): Appropriate road safety terms.

Question 30 [10 Marks]

Your brother is learning how to ride a new bicycle. Write a short note (25 - 35 words) giving him two safety tips before he goes out to ride.

Write your response in the box below:

✓ Model Response:

Dear Ryan, please remember to fasten your safety helmet before riding. Always keep both hands on the handlebars and cycle only in the bicycle lane. Ride carefully and stay safe!

📋 Rubric (10 marks): • Content (4 marks): Clear greeting, 2 specific safety tips (helmet, handlebars/lane), closing. • Language & Grammar (4 marks): Imperative structures ('fasten', 'keep', 'cycle'). • Vocabulary (2 marks): Polite and encouraging tone.