Summative assessment for the units «Traditions and Language»
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Learning objectives
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9.2.6.1 Deduce meaning from context in unsupported extended
talk on a wide range of
general and curricular topics
9.3.7.1 Use appropriate subject-specific vocabulary and syntax to talk about an increased range of general and
curricular topics;
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Assessment criteria
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Level of thinking skills
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Knowledge and comprehension Application
Higher order thinking skills
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Duration
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20
minutes
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Listening
Task: Listen. Circle the correct
answers.
1) The celebration is
from
a.
Australia.
b. New
Zealand.
c.
Australia and New Zealand.
2) The celebration happens when
someone
a. turns
18.
b. turns
21.
c.
graduates from high school.
3) People celebrate
with
a. a big
party.
b. a big
dance.
c. a
special trip.
4) The person celebrating
receives
a.
presents.
b.
advice.
c.
money.
5) The man thinks the
celebration
a. means
he is an adult.
b. isn’t
important.
c. has no
special meaning but is fun.
Speaking
Task 3. In pairs, learners take a card and develop a
conversation answering the given questions. They have 1 minute to
generate the ideas and they have to speak for 2-3 minutes.
Card 1. Answer the following questions in the form of
conversation. You have 1 minute for preparation and you have to
speak for 2-3 minutes.
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Explain the title of the book you`ve read.
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What category or genre do you think it fits into?
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What do you think the author’s purpose is?
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Something you liked about it. Why?
Card 2. Answer the following questions in the form of
conversation. You have 1 minute for preparation and you have to
speak for 2-3 minutes.
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Something you disliked about the book you`ve read.
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Describe the setting.
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Which character did you like most? Why?
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Which character did you like least? Why?
Card 3. Answer the following questions in the form of
conversation. You have 1 minute for preparation and you have to
speak for 2-3 minutes.
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Describe one of the main characters of the book that you`ve read.
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What changes does a main character go through?
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Describe one significant part of the book.
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How did reading it change you, or your views?
Card 4. Answer the following questions in the form of
conversation. You have 1 minute for preparation and you have to
speak for 2-3 minutes.
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What would you say to persuade a friend to read the book that you`ve read or not to read it?
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Summarise it in one sentence.
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What feedback would you give the author?
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What would you change in the book if you had a chance?
Card 5.
Answer the following questions in the form of conversation. You
have 1 minute for preparation and you have to speak for 2-3
minutes.
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What was the lesson that you`ve learnt from the book?
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What do you think of the ending?
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What happens, or should happen, after the ending?
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How did reading it change you, or your views?
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Assessment criteria
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Task
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Descriptor
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Mark
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A learner
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Deduce meaning from context in unsupported extended
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1
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circles “C”
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1
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circles “B”
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1
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circles “A”
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1
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circles “A”
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1
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circles “C”
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1
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2
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circles “expanded” as a correct answer for
question 1;
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circles “work” as a correct answer for
question 2;
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Use
topic related vocabulary and syntax to express the opinion
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3
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answers
all questions and respond to unexpected comments without preparation;
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1
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presents his/her ideas in a logical chain to retell the story;
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1
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justifies his/her answers with reasons;
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1
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uses topic related vocabulary.
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1
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Total marks
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10
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Audioscripts
Man : In country, we have a
celebration called the Twenty-first. We have it here in New
Zealand, and Australians celebrate it, too. It’s a big celebration
for our twenty-first birthday. When we turn twenty-one, we have a
big party with our friends and families. Everyone gives us
presents, and there’s lots of food. In the past, the Twenty-first
was a very important custom. It meant the person was officially an
adult. It’s still important, but now I think the meaning is
different. I think it’s really just a chance to have some fun with
friends and family.