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Read the text below. There are grammatical errors in the text. The errors have been underlined for you. Choose one word to correct the error. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.

The World Cup might have been the focus in the past month, but for many around the world, \((1)\underline{\text{an}} \) only team that mattered was the “Wild Boars”. The burst of joy when the young team \((2) \underline{\text{emerges}}\) safe and sound from the \((3) \underline{\text{flood}}\) cave in Thailand matched any World Cup final. It was not surprising that the social media was filled with praises \((4) \underline{\text{to}}\) not only the rescue team but also the “\((5) \underline{\text{swarm}}\) of men and women” from Thailand and around the world. There \((6) \underline{\text{was}}\) small business owners of diving gear and oxygen cylinders \((7) \underline{\text{whose}}\) gave their equipment for free to the rescue team, and farmers who sacrificed their crops so that water could be \((8) \underline{\text{pump}}\) out from the caves. Then, there were \((9) \underline{\text{these}}\) who cycled hundreds of kilometres every day to the cave site to cook and \((10) \underline{\text{caring}}\) for the rescue team.

Choose the correct answer for number (1)

Read the text below. There are grammatical errors in the text. The errors have been underlined for you. Choose one word to correct the error. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.

The World Cup might have been the focus in the past month, but for many around the world, \((1)\underline{\text{an}} \) only team that mattered was the “Wild Boars”. The burst of joy when the young team \((2) \underline{\text{emerges}}\) safe and sound from the \((3) \underline{\text{flood}}\) cave in Thailand matched any World Cup final. It was not surprising that the social media was filled with praises \((4) \underline{\text{to}}\) not only the rescue team but also the “\((5) \underline{\text{swarm}}\) of men and women” from Thailand and around the world. There \((6) \underline{\text{was}}\) small business owners of diving gear and oxygen cylinders \((7) \underline{\text{whose}}\) gave their equipment for free to the rescue team, and farmers who sacrificed their crops so that water could be \((8) \underline{\text{pump}}\) out from the caves. Then, there were \((9) \underline{\text{these}}\) who cycled hundreds of kilometres every day to the cave site to cook and \((10) \underline{\text{caring}}\) for the rescue team.

Choose the correct answer for number (2)

Read the text below. There are grammatical errors in the text. The errors have been underlined for you. Choose one word to correct the error. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.

The World Cup might have been the focus in the past month, but for many around the world, \((1)\underline{\text{an}} \) only team that mattered was the “Wild Boars”. The burst of joy when the young team \((2) \underline{\text{emerges}}\) safe and sound from the \((3) \underline{\text{flood}}\) cave in Thailand matched any World Cup final. It was not surprising that the social media was filled with praises \((4) \underline{\text{to}}\) not only the rescue team but also the “\((5) \underline{\text{swarm}}\) of men and women” from Thailand and around the world. There \((6) \underline{\text{was}}\) small business owners of diving gear and oxygen cylinders \((7) \underline{\text{whose}}\) gave their equipment for free to the rescue team, and farmers who sacrificed their crops so that water could be \((8) \underline{\text{pump}}\) out from the caves. Then, there were \((9) \underline{\text{these}}\) who cycled hundreds of kilometres every day to the cave site to cook and \((10) \underline{\text{caring}}\) for the rescue team.

Choose the correct answer for number (3)

Read the text below. There are grammatical errors in the text. The errors have been underlined for you. Choose one word to correct the error. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.

The World Cup might have been the focus in the past month, but for many around the world, \((1)\underline{\text{an}} \) only team that mattered was the “Wild Boars”. The burst of joy when the young team \((2) \underline{\text{emerges}}\) safe and sound from the \((3) \underline{\text{flood}}\) cave in Thailand matched any World Cup final. It was not surprising that the social media was filled with praises \((4) \underline{\text{to}}\) not only the rescue team but also the “\((5) \underline{\text{swarm}}\) of men and women” from Thailand and around the world. There \((6) \underline{\text{was}}\) small business owners of diving gear and oxygen cylinders \((7) \underline{\text{whose}}\) gave their equipment for free to the rescue team, and farmers who sacrificed their crops so that water could be \((8) \underline{\text{pump}}\) out from the caves. Then, there were \((9) \underline{\text{these}}\) who cycled hundreds of kilometres every day to the cave site to cook and \((10) \underline{\text{caring}}\) for the rescue team.

Choose the correct answer for number (4)

Read the text below. There are grammatical errors in the text. The errors have been underlined for you. Choose one word to correct the error. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.

The World Cup might have been the focus in the past month, but for many around the world, \((1)\underline{\text{an}} \) only team that mattered was the “Wild Boars”. The burst of joy when the young team \((2) \underline{\text{emerges}}\) safe and sound from the \((3) \underline{\text{flood}}\) cave in Thailand matched any World Cup final. It was not surprising that the social media was filled with praises \((4) \underline{\text{to}}\) not only the rescue team but also the “\((5) \underline{\text{swarm}}\) of men and women” from Thailand and around the world. There \((6) \underline{\text{was}}\) small business owners of diving gear and oxygen cylinders \((7) \underline{\text{whose}}\) gave their equipment for free to the rescue team, and farmers who sacrificed their crops so that water could be \((8) \underline{\text{pump}}\) out from the caves. Then, there were \((9) \underline{\text{these}}\) who cycled hundreds of kilometres every day to the cave site to cook and \((10) \underline{\text{caring}}\) for the rescue team.

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Read the text below. There are grammatical errors in the text. The errors have been underlined for you. Choose one word to correct the error. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.

The World Cup might have been the focus in the past month, but for many around the world, \((1)\underline{\text{an}} \) only team that mattered was the “Wild Boars”. The burst of joy when the young team \((2) \underline{\text{emerges}}\) safe and sound from the \((3) \underline{\text{flood}}\) cave in Thailand matched any World Cup final. It was not surprising that the social media was filled with praises \((4) \underline{\text{to}}\) not only the rescue team but also the “\((5) \underline{\text{swarm}}\) of men and women” from Thailand and around the world. There \((6) \underline{\text{was}}\) small business owners of diving gear and oxygen cylinders \((7) \underline{\text{whose}}\) gave their equipment for free to the rescue team, and farmers who sacrificed their crops so that water could be \((8) \underline{\text{pump}}\) out from the caves. Then, there were \((9) \underline{\text{these}}\) who cycled hundreds of kilometres every day to the cave site to cook and \((10) \underline{\text{caring}}\) for the rescue team.

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Read the text below. There are grammatical errors in the text. The errors have been underlined for you. Choose one word to correct the error. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.

The World Cup might have been the focus in the past month, but for many around the world, \((1)\underline{\text{an}} \) only team that mattered was the “Wild Boars”. The burst of joy when the young team \((2) \underline{\text{emerges}}\) safe and sound from the \((3) \underline{\text{flood}}\) cave in Thailand matched any World Cup final. It was not surprising that the social media was filled with praises \((4) \underline{\text{to}}\) not only the rescue team but also the “\((5) \underline{\text{swarm}}\) of men and women” from Thailand and around the world. There \((6) \underline{\text{was}}\) small business owners of diving gear and oxygen cylinders \((7) \underline{\text{whose}}\) gave their equipment for free to the rescue team, and farmers who sacrificed their crops so that water could be \((8) \underline{\text{pump}}\) out from the caves. Then, there were \((9) \underline{\text{these}}\) who cycled hundreds of kilometres every day to the cave site to cook and \((10) \underline{\text{caring}}\) for the rescue team.

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Read the text below. There are grammatical errors in the text. The errors have been underlined for you. Choose one word to correct the error. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.

The World Cup might have been the focus in the past month, but for many around the world, \((1)\underline{\text{an}} \) only team that mattered was the “Wild Boars”. The burst of joy when the young team \((2) \underline{\text{emerges}}\) safe and sound from the \((3) \underline{\text{flood}}\) cave in Thailand matched any World Cup final. It was not surprising that the social media was filled with praises \((4) \underline{\text{to}}\) not only the rescue team but also the “\((5) \underline{\text{swarm}}\) of men and women” from Thailand and around the world. There \((6) \underline{\text{was}}\) small business owners of diving gear and oxygen cylinders \((7) \underline{\text{whose}}\) gave their equipment for free to the rescue team, and farmers who sacrificed their crops so that water could be \((8) \underline{\text{pump}}\) out from the caves. Then, there were \((9) \underline{\text{these}}\) who cycled hundreds of kilometres every day to the cave site to cook and \((10) \underline{\text{caring}}\) for the rescue team.

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Read the text below. There are grammatical errors in the text. The errors have been underlined for you. Choose one word to correct the error. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.

The World Cup might have been the focus in the past month, but for many around the world, \((1)\underline{\text{an}} \) only team that mattered was the “Wild Boars”. The burst of joy when the young team \((2) \underline{\text{emerges}}\) safe and sound from the \((3) \underline{\text{flood}}\) cave in Thailand matched any World Cup final. It was not surprising that the social media was filled with praises \((4) \underline{\text{to}}\) not only the rescue team but also the “\((5) \underline{\text{swarm}}\) of men and women” from Thailand and around the world. There \((6) \underline{\text{was}}\) small business owners of diving gear and oxygen cylinders \((7) \underline{\text{whose}}\) gave their equipment for free to the rescue team, and farmers who sacrificed their crops so that water could be \((8) \underline{\text{pump}}\) out from the caves. Then, there were \((9) \underline{\text{these}}\) who cycled hundreds of kilometres every day to the cave site to cook and \((10) \underline{\text{caring}}\) for the rescue team.

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Read the text below. There are grammatical errors in the text. The errors have been underlined for you. Choose one word to correct the error. The correct word must not change the meaning of the sentence.

The World Cup might have been the focus in the past month, but for many around the world, \((1)\underline{\text{an}} \) only team that mattered was the “Wild Boars”. The burst of joy when the young team \((2) \underline{\text{emerges}}\) safe and sound from the \((3) \underline{\text{flood}}\) cave in Thailand matched any World Cup final. It was not surprising that the social media was filled with praises \((4) \underline{\text{to}}\) not only the rescue team but also the “\((5) \underline{\text{swarm}}\) of men and women” from Thailand and around the world. There \((6) \underline{\text{was}}\) small business owners of diving gear and oxygen cylinders \((7) \underline{\text{whose}}\) gave their equipment for free to the rescue team, and farmers who sacrificed their crops so that water could be \((8) \underline{\text{pump}}\) out from the caves. Then, there were \((9) \underline{\text{these}}\) who cycled hundreds of kilometres every day to the cave site to cook and \((10) \underline{\text{caring}}\) for the rescue team.

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Read the following text. Then, answer questions (a) - (l).

   One of the historical towns in Pahang that a history enthusiast should not miss is Pekan, Pahang. Known as the Royal Town of Pahang where the royal family takes residence, it is filled with a number of historical buildings and landmarks.

   Most of the attractions in Pekan do not require any entrance fee. What's more, if you are a student, admission is free; so teens do not have to worry about spending. Here are some of the historical places recommended visiting for a three-day, two-night holiday in Pekan with a budget of RM500.

• The Sultan Abu Bakar Museum

It charges an entrance fee of RM5 which applies to adults. The museum has a well-documented history of the state and its royal house, with a repository of artifacts and its antiques.

• Watercraft Gallery

Located at Pulau Bertam, this gallery displays watercraft of different functions and shapes (even life-sized ones!) that were once used in the rivers of Pahang.

• The Tun Razak Memorial Hall

Among the exhibits that can be found in the memorial hall are Tun Razak's personal belongings and the gifts he received during his lifetime.

Since this is a budgeted trip, you can look for hotels that offer prices as low as RM80 per night. For those who aren't on a tight budget, you can opt to stay in four-star hotels.

As for transportation, there are shuttle buses, so getting around town would not be a problem. If you are from Kuantan, you can just head to the nearest bus station and hop on a bus. But if you're from Selangor, the average ticket price from Selangor to Kuantan is RM60.

When it comes to food, there is a wide variety of choices. You can have nasi lemak, nasi berlauk, nasi dagang and two popular delicacies - Murtabak Mengkasar and the Royal Pudding.

Using the information from the text, complete the following question with the correct answer.

The Royal Town of Pahang

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Read the following text. Then, answer questions (a) - (l).

   One of the historical towns in Pahang that a history enthusiast should not miss is Pekan, Pahang. Known as the Royal Town of Pahang where the royal family takes residence, it is filled with a number of historical buildings and landmarks.

   Most of the attractions in Pekan do not require any entrance fee. What's more, if you are a student, admission is free; so teens do not have to worry about spending. Here are some of the historical places recommended visiting for a three-day, two-night holiday in Pekan with a budget of RM500.

• The Sultan Abu Bakar Museum

It charges an entrance fee of RM5 which applies to adults. The museum has a well-documented history of the state and its royal house, with a repository of artifacts and its antiques.

• Watercraft Gallery

Located at Pulau Bertam, this gallery displays watercraft of different functions and shapes (even life-sized ones!) that were once used in the rivers of Pahang.

• The Tun Razak Memorial Hall

Among the exhibits that can be found in the memorial hall are Tun Razak's personal belongings and the gifts he received during his lifetime.

Since this is a budgeted trip, you can look for hotels that offer prices as low as RM80 per night. For those who aren't on a tight budget, you can opt to stay in four-star hotels.

As for transportation, there are shuttle buses, so getting around town would not be a problem. If you are from Kuantan, you can just head to the nearest bus station and hop on a bus. But if you're from Selangor, the average ticket price from Selangor to Kuantan is RM60.

When it comes to food, there is a wide variety of choices. You can have nasi lemak, nasi berlauk, nasi dagang and two popular delicacies - Murtabak Mengkasar and the Royal Pudding.

Using the information from the text, complete the following question with the correct answer.

Entrance fee for Sultan Abu Bakar Museum

Student

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Read the following text. Then, answer questions (a) - (l).

   One of the historical towns in Pahang that a history enthusiast should not miss is Pekan, Pahang. Known as the Royal Town of Pahang where the royal family takes residence, it is filled with a number of historical buildings and landmarks.

   Most of the attractions in Pekan do not require any entrance fee. What's more, if you are a student, admission is free; so teens do not have to worry about spending. Here are some of the historical places recommended visiting for a three-day, two-night holiday in Pekan with a budget of RM500.

• The Sultan Abu Bakar Museum

It charges an entrance fee of RM5 which applies to adults. The museum has a well-documented history of the state and its royal house, with a repository of artifacts and its antiques.

• Watercraft Gallery

Located at Pulau Bertam, this gallery displays watercraft of different functions and shapes (even life-sized ones!) that were once used in the rivers of Pahang.

• The Tun Razak Memorial Hall

Among the exhibits that can be found in the memorial hall are Tun Razak's personal belongings and the gifts he received during his lifetime.

Since this is a budgeted trip, you can look for hotels that offer prices as low as RM80 per night. For those who aren't on a tight budget, you can opt to stay in four-star hotels.

As for transportation, there are shuttle buses, so getting around town would not be a problem. If you are from Kuantan, you can just head to the nearest bus station and hop on a bus. But if you're from Selangor, the average ticket price from Selangor to Kuantan is RM60.

When it comes to food, there is a wide variety of choices. You can have nasi lemak, nasi berlauk, nasi dagang and two popular delicacies - Murtabak Mengkasar and the Royal Pudding.

Using the information from the text, complete the following question with the correct answer.

 Attractions

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Read the following text. Then, answer questions (a) - (l).

   One of the historical towns in Pahang that a history enthusiast should not miss is Pekan, Pahang. Known as the Royal Town of Pahang where the royal family takes residence, it is filled with a number of historical buildings and landmarks.

   Most of the attractions in Pekan do not require any entrance fee. What's more, if you are a student, admission is free; so teens do not have to worry about spending. Here are some of the historical places recommended visiting for a three-day, two-night holiday in Pekan with a budget of RM500.

• The Sultan Abu Bakar Museum

It charges an entrance fee of RM5 which applies to adults. The museum has a well-documented history of the state and its royal house, with a repository of artifacts and its antiques.

• Watercraft Gallery

Located at Pulau Bertam, this gallery displays watercraft of different functions and shapes (even life-sized ones!) that were once used in the rivers of Pahang.

• The Tun Razak Memorial Hall

Among the exhibits that can be found in the memorial hall are Tun Razak's personal belongings and the gifts he received during his lifetime.

Since this is a budgeted trip, you can look for hotels that offer prices as low as RM80 per night. For those who aren't on a tight budget, you can opt to stay in four-star hotels.

As for transportation, there are shuttle buses, so getting around town would not be a problem. If you are from Kuantan, you can just head to the nearest bus station and hop on a bus. But if you're from Selangor, the average ticket price from Selangor to Kuantan is RM60.

When it comes to food, there is a wide variety of choices. You can have nasi lemak, nasi berlauk, nasi dagang and two popular delicacies - Murtabak Mengkasar and the Royal Pudding.

Using the information from the text, complete the following question with the correct answer.

 Transportation 

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Read the following text. Then, answer questions (a) - (l).

   One of the historical towns in Pahang that a history enthusiast should not miss is Pekan, Pahang. Known as the Royal Town of Pahang where the royal family takes residence, it is filled with a number of historical buildings and landmarks.

   Most of the attractions in Pekan do not require any entrance fee. What's more, if you are a student, admission is free; so teens do not have to worry about spending. Here are some of the historical places recommended visiting for a three-day, two-night holiday in Pekan with a budget of RM500.

• The Sultan Abu Bakar Museum

It charges an entrance fee of RM5 which applies to adults. The museum has a well-documented history of the state and its royal house, with a repository of artifacts and its antiques.

• Watercraft Gallery

Located at Pulau Bertam, this gallery displays watercraft of different functions and shapes (even life-sized ones!) that were once used in the rivers of Pahang.

• The Tun Razak Memorial Hall

Among the exhibits that can be found in the memorial hall are Tun Razak's personal belongings and the gifts he received during his lifetime.

Since this is a budgeted trip, you can look for hotels that offer prices as low as RM80 per night. For those who aren't on a tight budget, you can opt to stay in four-star hotels.

As for transportation, there are shuttle buses, so getting around town would not be a problem. If you are from Kuantan, you can just head to the nearest bus station and hop on a bus. But if you're from Selangor, the average ticket price from Selangor to Kuantan is RM60.

When it comes to food, there is a wide variety of choices. You can have nasi lemak, nasi berlauk, nasi dagang and two popular delicacies - Murtabak Mengkasar and the Royal Pudding.

Using the information from the text, complete the following question with the correct answer.

 Accommodation 

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Read the following text. Then, answer questions (a) - (l).

   One of the historical towns in Pahang that a history enthusiast should not miss is Pekan, Pahang. Known as the Royal Town of Pahang where the royal family takes residence, it is filled with a number of historical buildings and landmarks.

   Most of the attractions in Pekan do not require any entrance fee. What's more, if you are a student, admission is free; so teens do not have to worry about spending. Here are some of the historical places recommended visiting for a three-day, two-night holiday in Pekan with a budget of RM500.

• The Sultan Abu Bakar Museum

It charges an entrance fee of RM5 which applies to adults. The museum has a well-documented history of the state and its royal house, with a repository of artifacts and its antiques.

• Watercraft Gallery

Located at Pulau Bertam, this gallery displays watercraft of different functions and shapes (even life-sized ones!) that were once used in the rivers of Pahang.

• The Tun Razak Memorial Hall

Among the exhibits that can be found in the memorial hall are Tun Razak's personal belongings and the gifts he received during his lifetime.

Since this is a budgeted trip, you can look for hotels that offer prices as low as RM80 per night. For those who aren't on a tight budget, you can opt to stay in four-star hotels.

As for transportation, there are shuttle buses, so getting around town would not be a problem. If you are from Kuantan, you can just head to the nearest bus station and hop on a bus. But if you're from Selangor, the average ticket price from Selangor to Kuantan is RM60.

When it comes to food, there is a wide variety of choices. You can have nasi lemak, nasi berlauk, nasi dagang and two popular delicacies - Murtabak Mengkasar and the Royal Pudding.

Using the information from the text, complete the following question with the correct answer.

 Food

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Read the text and answer the question correctly.

"Shopaholic Died Under Purchases"

   Malacca, January \(3^\text{rd}\). The body of an elderly shopaholic was found underneath a pile of clothing after she died of natural causes. Sherry Lim, a 77-year-old Nyonya, lived alone in a bungalow at Jonker Street and was said to have no relatives.

  The State Police Department was told that Sherry refused to let her friends into her house as they think she realised it was getting out of control. She started going out in the morning and only coming back late at night and that eventually built up into an obsession of buying things. "It was unbelievable! Things were stacked up to the ceiling and you hardly see anything inside!" witnessed one of the passers-by.

   Her friend Bhanuvali, 71, said that shopping gave her pleasure and she only bought things she really liked. Mr Bhanu last saw his friend was still fine the day they met as she happily bought another rustic French furniture online while they were eating.

    Mr Bhanu called her twice in the following days and was worried when she did not respond. He even turned up at Malacca State hospital on 4 January, when she had an appointment. By that time, she was already dead. Neighbours were only made aware of her absence hen Lovinna Home Decor team came to deliver her last order submitted days before. They found out that the door was left ajar but she was not seen anywhere and they received no response. Concerned neighbours then called the police on 6 January.

  Detective Baem Wong said that Miss Sherry's body was found in a bedroom under a pile of clothing and other items. Police had to return for a second search with two trucks and a skip due to large amount of personal property and boxes within. Pathologist Raisa Rahmat claimed that Miss Sherry died as a result of bronchial pneumonia and was obviously ill with a chest infection. She had probably collapsed and various items have fallen on her.

Sherry Lim, 77, was found dead due to \(\underline{\hspace{3cm}}.\)

Read the text and answer the question correctly.

"Shopaholic Died Under Purchases"

   Malacca, January \(3^\text{rd}\). The body of an elderly shopaholic was found underneath a pile of clothing after she died of natural causes. Sherry Lim, a 77-year-old Nyonya, lived alone in a bungalow at Jonker Street and was said to have no relatives.

   The State Police Department was told that Sherry refused to let her friends into her house as they think she realised it was getting out of control. She started going out in the morning and only coming back late at night and that eventually built up into an obsession of buying things. "It was unbelievable! Things were stacked up to the ceiling and you hardly see anything inside!" witnessed one of the passers-by.

   Her friend Bhanuvali, 71, said that shopping gave her pleasure and she only bought things she really liked. Mr Bhanu last saw his friend was still fine the day they met as she happily bought another rustic French furniture online while they were eating.

   Mr Bhanu called her twice in the following days and was worried when she did not respond. He even turned up at Malacca State hospital on 4 January, when she had an appointment. By that time, she was already dead. Neighbours were only made aware of her absence hen Lovinna Home Decor team came to deliver her last order submitted days before. They found out that the door was left ajar but she was not seen anywhere and they received no response. Concerned neighbours then called the police on 6 January.

   Detective Baem Wong said that Miss Sherry's body was found in a bedroom under a pile of clothing and other items. Police had to return for a second search with two trucks and a skip due to large amount of personal property and boxes within. Pathologist Raisa Rahmat claimed that Miss Sherry died as a result of bronchial pneumonia and was obviously ill with a chest infection. She had probably collapsed and various items have fallen on her.

Sherry's \(\underline{\hspace{3cm}}\) gradually developed when she started going out from morning till midnight.

Read the text and answer the question correctly.

"Shopaholic Died Under Purchases"

  Malacca, January \(3^\text{rd}\). The body of an elderly shopaholic was found underneath a pile of clothing after she died of natural causes. Sherry Lim, a 77-year-old Nyonya, lived alone in a bungalow at Jonker Street and was said to have no relatives.

   The State Police Department was told that Sherry refused to let her friends into her house as they think she realised it was getting out of control. She started going out in the morning and only coming back late at night and that eventually built up into an obsession of buying things. "It was unbelievable! Things were stacked up to the ceiling and you hardly see anything inside!" witnessed one of the passers-by.

   Her friend Bhanuvali, 71, said that shopping gave her pleasure and she only bought things she really liked. Mr Bhanu last saw his friend was still fine the day they met as she happily bought another rustic French furniture online while they were eating.

   Mr Bhanu called her twice in the following days and was worried when she did not respond. He even turned up at Malacca State hospital on 4 January, when she had an appointment. By that time, she was already dead. Neighbours were only made aware of her absence hen Lovinna Home Decor team came to deliver her last order submitted days before. They found out that the door was left ajar but she was not seen anywhere and they received no response. Concerned neighbours then called the police on 6 January.

   Detective Baem Wong said that Miss Sherry's body was found in a bedroom under a pile of clothing and other items. Police had to return for a second search with two trucks and a skip due to large amount of personal property and boxes within. Pathologist Raisa Rahmat claimed that Miss Sherry died as a result of bronchial pneumonia and was obviously ill with a chest infection. She had probably collapsed and various items have fallen on her.

Visitors hardly able to see Sherry's house from the outside because her belongings were \(\underline{\hspace{3cm}}.\)

Read the text and answer the question correctly.

"Shopaholic Died Under Purchases"

   Malacca, January \(3^\text{rd}\). The body of an elderly shopaholic was found underneath a pile of clothing after she died of natural causes. Sherry Lim, a 77-year-old Nyonya, lived alone in a bungalow at Jonker Street and was said to have no relatives.

   The State Police Department was told that Sherry refused to let her friends into her house as they think she realised it was getting out of control. She started going out in the morning and only coming back late at night and that eventually built up into an obsession of buying things. "It was unbelievable! Things were stacked up to the ceiling and you hardly see anything inside!" witnessed one of the passers-by.

   Her friend Bhanuvali, 71, said that shopping gave her pleasure and she only bought things she really liked. Mr Bhanu last saw his friend was still fine the day they met as she happily bought another rustic French furniture online while they were eating.

   Mr Bhanu called her twice in the following days and was worried when she did not respond. He even turned up at Malacca State hospital on 4 January, when she had an appointment. By that time, she was already dead. Neighbours were only made aware of her absence hen Lovinna Home Decor team came to deliver her last order submitted days before. They found out that the door was left ajar but she was not seen anywhere and they received no response. Concerned neighbours then called the police on 6 January.

   Detective Baem Wong said that Miss Sherry's body was found in a bedroom under a pile of clothing and other items. Police had to return for a second search with two trucks and a skip due to large amount of personal property and boxes within. Pathologist Raisa Rahmat claimed that Miss Sherry died as a result of bronchial pneumonia and was obviously ill with a chest infection. She had probably collapsed and various items have fallen on her.

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"Shopaholic Died Under Purchases"

   Malacca, January \(3^\text{rd}\). The body of an elderly shopaholic was found underneath a pile of clothing after she died of natural causes. Sherry Lim, a 77-year-old Nyonya, lived alone in a bungalow at Jonker Street and was said to have no relatives.

   The State Police Department was told that Sherry refused to let her friends into her house as they think she realised it was getting out of control. She started going out in the morning and only coming back late at night and that eventually built up into an obsession of buying things. "It was unbelievable! Things were stacked up to the ceiling and you hardly see anything inside!" witnessed one of the passers-by.

   Her friend Bhanuvali, 71, said that shopping gave her pleasure and she only bought things she really liked. Mr Bhanu last saw his friend was still fine the day they met as she happily bought another rustic French furniture online while they were eating.

   Mr Bhanu called her twice in the following days and was worried when she did not respond. He even turned up at Malacca State hospital on 4 January, when she had an appointment. By that time, she was already dead. Neighbours were only made aware of her absence hen Lovinna Home Decor team came to deliver her last order submitted days before. They found out that the door was left ajar but she was not seen anywhere and they received no response. Concerned neighbours then called the police on 6 January.

   Detective Baem Wong said that Miss Sherry's body was found in a bedroom under a pile of clothing and other items. Police had to return for a second search with two trucks and a skip due to large amount of personal property and boxes within. Pathologist Raisa Rahmat claimed that Miss Sherry died as a result of bronchial pneumonia and was obviously ill with a chest infection. She had probably collapsed and various items have fallen on her.

Who was the first to discover Sherry's unfortunate death?