Summative Assessment for
the cross curricular unit «Explorers and
Inventors»
Learning
objectives: 3.1.8.1 (3.L8) Understand
short narratives on a limited range
of
general and some curricular
topics
3.4.3.1 (3.W3) Write short
phrases to identify people, places
and
objects
Assessment
criteria • Identify general idea of
short stories on general and
familiar
topics
• Describe people, places and
objects using short phrases
Level of thinking
skills Knowledge and comprehension,
Application
Duration 20
minutes
Listening
Task 1. Listen about “The
Invention of the Computer” twice. Answer the
questions.
1. What is the text
about?
_________________________________________________________.
2. Who invented the first
computer?
________________________________________________________.
3. What possibilities have the
computers got?
________________________________________________________.
4. What computers can do ?
________________________________________________________.
5. Where can we find
computers?
_________________________________________________________.
Teacher
reads: “The Invention of the
Computer”
One more important invention
of our century is the computer. The first computer was invented by
the English scientist Charles
Babbage.
Nowadays nearly everything we
do in the modern world is helped and controlled by computers.
Computers are used so often because they are more efficient than
human beings. They have better memories and can store a lot of
information.
In fact, computers can do what
we can do but faster and better. They can control different
machines, foretell tomorrow’s weather, even play chess and compose
music. Computers are widely used in various professions. We can
find computers everywhere: in a library, in a travel agency, in a
hotel, in a shop and in many other
places.
Writing
Task 2. Choose ONE invention
from the pictures and answer the
questions:
1. What is
it?
2. Is it a nice / useful /
silly / dangerous / clever / easy / difficult
invention?
3. Do you like this
invention? Why
/ why not
1. 2.
3.
1.____________________________________________________________________________
2.____________________________________________________________________________
3.___________________________________________________________________________
Assessment
criteria
|
Task №
|
Descriptor
|
Mark
|
A
learner
|
Identify general idea of
short
stories on general and
familiar topics
|
1
|
answers to the 1st question
‘about computers.’
|
1
|
answers to the 2nd question ‘
English scientist Charles
Babbage’
|
1
|
answers to the 3rd question
‘ They have better memories and
can store a lot of
information”
|
1
|
answers to the 4th question
‘ control different machines,
foretell tomorrow’s weather, even play chess and compose
music’
|
1
|
answers to the 5th question
‘ in a library, in a travel
agency, in a hotel, in a shop and in many other
places.’
|
1
|
Describe people, places and
objects
using short
phrases
|
2
|
Possible
answers
1. This is a
smartphone.
|
1
|
2. Clever invention/ It is a
clever
invention
|
1
|
3. Yes, I like/ Yes, I like
this invention,
because it is unusual. (or any
other
relevant adjective) / No, I
don’t like this
invention, because it is
dangerous. (or
any other relevant
adjective
|
1
|
Total
marks
|
8
|
Rubrics for providing
information to parents on the results of Summative Assessment for
the unit “Explorers and
inventors”
Learner’s name
________________________
Assessment
criteria
|
Level of learning
achievements
|
Low
|
Middle
|
High
|
Identify general idea
of
short stories on
general
and familiar
topic
|
Experiences difficulties in
answers to the questions, which
manifests
through numerous
mistakes.
|
Makes some mistakes in
identifying general idea of the talk. Answers
some
of the questions according to
the
recording..
|
Identifies general idea of the
talk. Answers most of the questions
appropriately
|
Describe people,
places
and objects using
short
phrases
|
Tries to describe object from
the
picture. Answers most of
the
questions incorrectly.
Uses
grammatically incorrect
sentences in describing
object.
|
Describes object from the
picture with some errors. Makes some mistakes in answers to the
questions using supported pictures and information in
them.
|
Describes object from
the
picture. Answers most of the
properly. Uses grammatically
correct
sentences
|
6