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Deputy Education Minister Puad Zarkashi today said that the question on the Bersih 3.0 rally in a recent SPM trial examination is “not a problem”.
“As long as it does not affect the racial or religious sensitivities or malign any individual, I feel (the question) is not a problem... It’s up to the rakyat to decide,” he told Malaysiakini.
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“I have received no reports. The question was in the trial examination, not from the ministry. It’s from the school, so we leave the matter to the school.”
A photograph of the question related to the Bersih 3.0 rally purported to be from an SPM trial examination paper was recently spread on a Facebook page.
The question, believed to be for the Moral Education subject, featured two photographs of incidents which occurred during the April 28 rally.
“Is it reasonable for a citizen to participate in an illegal assembly?” the question read.
The answer given by the student - ‘not reasonable’ - was ticked as correct.
Earlier, a spokesperson of the national examination board toldMalaysiakini that trial examination questions are set by schools or by the state education departments.
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