Timulak Kapal Perang- Novel BM Form 2

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Robinson Crusoe and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

Kadang-kadang kalau kita ni rajin online tp cuma untuk Facebook, sungguh la sia-sia...This morning, as I'm quite free, i surfed the net just to get some useful sites for team Hello Yakin and others following this blog to do their ulangkaji pantas..

Site ni untuk novels yang our class studied for PMR, Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde and Robinson Crusoe. So please click kat tajuk-tajuk available untuk bacaan seterusnya. This site ada include poems and short stories

http://www.sabah.edu.my/csm07001/novels_map.html

HOW DALAT GOT ITS NAME : Revision

Characters: Galau (eldest), Umat and Lutong (youngest)
Other characters: The Old Chief, the villagers and the enemies

Setting: Dalat, a village under the administration of the old chief

Conflict:
There's been an issue between Umat (2nd son) against his brother Galau on who's going to be the next chief of the village. After their father passed away, the villagers had to choose the new chief.
 As their custom, the eldest son should be the one replacing his father as the new chief. Umat was against it and sought for their enemy's help to conquer the village.
 Galau, as the enw chief, tried his best to help protect his village from being attacked by his brother and the enemies. In the end, Umat and the enemies lost to Galau and the villagers. Umat was found dead and there were flies all over the place. Later the place was known as Dalat(meaning flies in the local dialect)

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Words of the month

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vestigial

\ve-STIJ-ee-uhl\ , adjective;

1.

Relating to a body part that has become small and lost its use because of evolutionary change.

2.

Pertaining to, or of the nature of anything that is no longer present or in existence.

aeromancy

\ AIR-uh-man-see \ , noun;

1.

The prediction of future events from observation of weather conditions.

subtilize

\ SUHT-l-ahyz \ , verb;

1.

To make (the mind, senses, etc.) keen or discerning.

2.

To elevate in character.

3.

To make thin, rare, or more fluid or volatile; refine.

tantivy

\ tan-TIV-ee \ , adjective;

1.

Swift; rapid.

adverb:

1.

At full gallop.

noun:

1.

A rush, a gallop or stampede.

interjection:

1.

(used as a hunting cry when the chase is at full speed.)

sibylline

\ SIB-uh-leen \ , adjective;

1.

Prophetic; oracular.

2.

Of, resembling, or characteristic of a sibyl; prophetic; oracular.

3.

Mysterious; cryptic.