Buku Jawapan

INSTITUT PENDIDIKAN GURU
KAMPUS BAHASA MELAYU
PEPERIKSAAN AKHIR JUN 2022
PROGRAM
(Programme)
AMBILAN
(Intake)
SEMESTER
(Semester)
ANGKA GILIRAN
(Index Number )
NO.K/PENGENALAN
(Identity Card No.)
KOD KURSUS
(Course Code)
NAMA KURSUS
(Course Title)
TARIKH
PEPERIKSAAN
(Examination Date)
ARAHAN KEPADA CALON

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menggunakan font Arial 12, serta langkau 1.5 baris. Setiap helaian jawapan
hendaklah dilabelkan dengan nombor angka giliran di sebelah kiri header dan
kod kertas peperiksaan di sebelah kanan header.
2. Calon diingatkan untuk tidak melakukan plagiarisme dan hendaklah mematuhi

peraturan penulisan akademik yang ditetapkan oleh IPG.
3. Calon hendaklah menjawab soalan secara individu dan diingatkan agar tidak
berbincang dan meniru jawapan calon-calon lain.
4. Calon yang GAGAL menghantar jawapan pada masa yang ditetapkan adalah
dikira telah gagal peperiksaan berkenaan.
SECTION A - QUESTION 1
FIGURE 1:
All hill folds and valley folds that has been observed in Figure 1 is as picture above.
Symbol H represent Valley Folds which has 11 and symbol O represent Hill Folds which
has 16 of it. A valley fold is in its essence a paper fold that forms a trench. A hill or
mountain fold is, on the other hand, a paper fold that forms a ridge (look at figure 1).
And, that’s it. There is nothing more to it.
Illustrate final origami from the folding techniques in Figure 1.

The illustrated final form of origami from the folding techniques in Figure 1. The final
illustration forms an isosceles triangle because of the folding methods used: hill fold and
valley fold that finally remains the shape of an isosceles triangle for the origami.
FIGURE 2:
For the first step, a hill fold must be folded on a square paper.
For the second step, a hill fold must be folded on paper as in the diagram shown above.
Third step, the paper is unfolded to make a new hill fold in another direction as can be
seen in the diagram.
The final step is the hill fold on the paper as shown in the diagram. The origami is well-
formed.
Illustrate one parallel fold and one angled fold used in a pop-up book.
Double Parallel Verticle Fold

A double parallel verticle fold only need to have a double parallel folding on the paper.
Firstly, draw a slanted line on a folded paper a cut it using scissor.
Secondly, open the folded paper.

Thirdly, fold the paper as in the diagram.
Fourthly, cut the paper as in the diagram.

Fifthly, fold the paper as in the diagram.
Sixthly, the angled v-fold is well-formed.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oENQvTVMaboeztrYYc_g_etgnDKvT1uZ/view
ANGLED V-FOLD
Angled V-fold one of the pop-up mechanisms. V-folding very popular and they are very
simple and easy to make it. The angle used for the pop-up usually 60, 90, and 100
degrees from the centre , determines the way it stand up in the middle of the card when
it is opened.
SECTION B - QUESTION 2
Type of Nets NETS A NETS B
Types of Solid Archimedean Solid Platonic Solid
Name of Solid Truncated Icosahedron Octahedron
In geometry, a Truncated In geometry, an octahedron is any

Icosahedron is a polyhedron polyhedron with eight flat faces.
Net of solid
Notation
(4,4,4)
(5,6,6)
Schlafli symbol t{3,5} {3,4}
Number of faces 32 8
(12 pentagons and 20 hexagons) (8 equilateral triangles)
Number of 90 12
edges
Number of 60 6
vertices
(It has 6 Vertices for corner points
and at each vertex 4 edges meet)
Solid A and Solid B have their own similarities and differences that could be seen. The
similarities are both solid are polyhedron. In geometry, a polyhedron is just a three-
dimensional solid consisting of a group of polygons, ordinarily connected at their edges.
In other words, a polyhedron is a three-dimensional variant of the most common
polytope, which defines an arbitrary dimension. The plural name of a polyhedron is
“polyhedra” or sometimes “polyhedrons”. A polyhedron can be observed as an
intersection of half-spaces, whereas a polytope is a bounded polyhedron. Next, both
solids are not in irregular polygons type. It is because an irregular polygon does not
have all its sides equal and not all the angles are equal in measure. Examples of
irregular polygons are scalene triangle, right triangle, isosceles triangle, rectangle,
parallelogram, irregular pentagon, irregular hexagon, etc. For example, a rectangle is a
four-sided polygon that has only opposite sides equal but the angles are all equal in
measure. Hence, it is an irregular polygon. So, it is clear about both have solid
similarities.
Therefore, the difference between solid A and B is the time it takes to form it.
However, solid A does need a longer time to form than solid B. It is because, referring to
its nets, solid A is more complicated to form than solid B as the number of faces is 32
with 12 pentagons and 20 hexagons than solid B which only has 8 flat faces with only 8
equilateral triangles to form it. After that, solid A is a semiregular convex quasiregular,
which is a semiregular uniform polyhedron that has exactly two kinds of regular faces,
which alternate around each vertex. It is different from solid B, which is convex, that
does not have any interior angles greater than 180°. It is also faced transitive, that all its
faces are the same, different that solid A. Other than that, solid A is a semi-regular
polygon than solid B, which is a regular polygon. It is because solid A consists of
pentagons and hexagons shape than solid B which consists only of equilateral
triangular shapes. Hence it is clear about both solid A and solid B similarities and
differences.

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INSTITUT PENDIDIKAN GURU

KAMPUS BAHASA MELAYU

PEPERIKSAAN AKHIR JUN 2022

ARAHAN KEPADA CALON

2. Calon diingatkan untuk tidak melakukan plagiarisme dan hendaklah mematuhi

Illustrate final origami from the folding techniques in Figure 1.

Double Parallel Verticle Fold

Secondly, open the folded paper.

Fourthly, cut the paper as in the diagram.

Sixthly, the angled v-fold is well-formed.

Type of Nets NETS A NETS B

Types of Solid Archimedean Solid Platonic Solid

Name of Solid Truncated Icosahedron Octahedron

In geometry, a Truncated In geometry, an octahedron is any

Schlafli symbol t{3,5} {3,4}

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