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|Ref. No |Theme |Page |
|1 |Modern Life | |
|2 |Crime & Security | |
|3 |Qualities of People / Role Models | |
|4 |Exchange Students | |
|5 |Tourism / Promoting Malaysia | |
|6 |Internationalism / International Issues | |
|7 |Globalization | |
|8 |Jungle Trekking / Camping | |
|9 |Social Issues / Problems Among Youths | |
|10 |Parent-child Relationships | |
|11 |Activities Suitable for Young People | |
|12 |Social Issues Concerning Malaysian Society | |
|13 |National Unity
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