SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT TASKS FOR TERM 2
Summative Assessment for the unit «Virtual reality»
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Learning objectives |
10.2.1 Understand the main points in unsupported extended talk on a wide range of general and curricular topics, including talk on a limited range of unfamiliar topics 10.3.3 Explain and justify own and others’ point of view on a wide range of general and curricular topics 10.6.9 Use appropriately a wide variety of active and passive |
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simple present and past forms and past perfect simple forms in narrative and reported speech on a wide range of familiar general and curricular topics |
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Assessment criteria |
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Level of thinking skills |
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Application Higher order thinking skills
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Duration |
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20 minutes |
Listening
Task 1. Listen to the conversation and mark the sentences 1-6 True or False.:
Go to this link to listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRzobEK03mY (listen from 0.14 until 2.21)
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1. Virtual reality or VR is about computer technologies.
True
False
2. Virtual reality does not allow the user to interact with space.
True
False
3. VR has been defined as a realistic and immersive simulation.
True
False
4. A person when using virtual reality equipment can move in it.
True
False
5. Virtual realities create sensory experiences such as touch, hearing and smell.
True
False
6. Some VR systems can spread vibrations to the user via the game controller.
True
False
Speaking
Task 2. Learners work in small groups (3-4 learners). Each group gets cards and they answer the questions demonstrating equal contribution to the discussion. Questions for discussion may be changed/ adapted by the teacher beforehand. There is no need to discuss every question. Learners can choose a couple of questions to discuss. Learners are encouraged to explain their answers and giving comments.
This is as a group discussion. Answer the questions demonstrating equal contribution to the discussion.
Criteria for speaking:
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contribute equally to the group discussion;
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give and explain your opinion;
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use active and passive simple forms;
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respond to questions by agreeing and/or disagreeing; speak fluently.
Possible questions for discussion.
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Do you think virtual reality will be popular in future? Explain your opinion.
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How are virtual reality and augmented/integral reality the same and how are they different? Which of the two technologies do you expect to be more popular in the future? Explain and support your opinion.
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Do you think virtual reality and augmented/integral reality technologies can impact our social-emotional development or interpersonal skills? How and in what ways? Explain and support your point of view.
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Do you think parents should change the parental controls on virtual reality gaming systems? Or, should children be trusted to play what they like? Explain аnd support your position.
You can use this vocabulary for discussion
Agreeing
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Yes, good point. You’re right…
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There are many reasons for …
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There is no doubt about it that…
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I simply must agree with that…
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I am of the same opinion…
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I completely/absolutely agree with …
Disagreeing
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I see your point, but … I think so too..
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I’m not so sure about that…
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Yes, but … I couldn’t agree more…
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Maybe, but the problem is that …
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I am of a different opinion because …
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I cannot share this / that / the view…
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Unlike … I think …
Set the time; remind learners about criteria for speaking. While learners talk on topic, teacher should make notes to assess the conversation. Put a tick against the criteria if it fits with learner’s answer. In comments’ section teacher writes down learners’ common mistakes as well as good points in order to give constructive feedback after the speaking test.
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Assessment criteria |
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explains his/her ideas; |
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uses active and passive simple present and past forms and past perfect simple forms accurately; |
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gives arguments with reasons and examples; |
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comments other’s viewpoints; |
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gives comprehensible and clear views to questions |
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Teacher comments:
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Assessment criteria |
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A learner |
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Recognise the main idea with no support in long talks on different topics |
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chooses True/T for the1st statement; |
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chooses False/F for the 2nd statement; |
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chooses True/T for the 3rd statement; |
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chooses False/F for the 4th statement; |
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chooses True/T for the 5th statement; |
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chooses True/T for the 6th statement; |
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Provide a point of view in conversations and discussions, defend and deliberately explain ideas, statements by giving arguments, reasons Apply active and passive simple present and past forms and past perfect simple forms |
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gives comprehensible and clear views to questions; |
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comments on other’s viewpoints; |
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justifies and explains his/her opinion; |
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uses active and passive simple present forms accurately; |
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uses active and passive simple past forms accurately; |
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uses past perfect simple forms accurately. |
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Total marks |
12 |
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Rubrics for providing information to parents on the results of Summative Assessment for the unit «Virtual reality» Learner’s name ___________________________________________________________________
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Recognise the main idea with no support in long talks on different topics |
Experiences difficulties in identifying the main information in long talks that lead to some misunderstanding of the content.
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Experiences some difficulties in identifying the main information in long talks that lead to some misunderstanding of the content.
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Clearly identifies the main information in long talks while listening. Completes the task mostly correctly.
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Provide a point of view in conversations and discussions, defend and deliberately explain ideas, statements by giving arguments, reasons Apply active and passive simple present and past forms and past perfect simple forms |
Experiences difficulties in using active and passive simple present and past forms and past perfect simple forms as well as when providing his/her point of view and in explaining ideas. Gives short responses or shows no attempts to comment classmates’ responses in the course of the discussion.
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Experiences some difficulties in when providing response and in explaining ideas, gives unsupported arguments with no examples. Shows some inaccuracies while using active and passive simple present and past forms and past perfect simple forms in narrative and reported speech speaking on topic. Gives some comments to classmates’ responses in the course of the |
Shares viewpoints, gives strong arguments with
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SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT TASKS
FOR TERM 2
Summative Assessment for
the unit «Virtual reality» Learning objectives
10.2.1 Understand the main
points in unsupported extended talk on a wide range of general and
curricular topics, including talk on a limited range of unfamiliar
topics
10.3.3 Explain and justify own
and others’ point of view on a wide range of general and curricular
topics 10.6.9 Use appropriately a
wide variety of active and
passive
simple present and past forms
and past perfect simple forms in narrative and reported speech on a
wide range of familiar general and curricular
topics Assessment
criteria
Recognise the main idea with
no support in long talks on different
topics
Provide a point of view in
conversations and discussions, defend and deliberately explain
ideas, statements by giving arguments,
reasons
Apply active and passive
simple present and past forms and past perfect simple
forms
Level of thinking
skills
Application
Higher order thinking
skills
Duration
20
minutes
Listening
Task
1. Listen to the conversation and
mark the sentences 1-6 True or
False.:
Go to this link to
listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRzobEK03mY
(listen from 0.14
until 2.21) 1.
Virtual reality or VR is about
computer technologies.
True False 2.
Virtual reality does not allow
the user to interact with space.
True False 3.
VR has been defined
as a realistic and immersive
simulation. True False 4.
A person when using virtual
reality equipment can move in it.
True False
5.
Virtual realities create
sensory experiences such as touch, hearing and
smell. True False
6.
Some VR systems can spread
vibrations to the user via the game
controller. True False
Speaking
Task
2. Learners work in small
groups (3-4 learners). Each group gets cards and they answer the
questions demonstrating equal contribution to the discussion.
Questions for discussion may be changed/ adapted by the teacher
beforehand. There is no need to discuss every question. Learners
can choose a couple of questions to discuss. Learners are
encouraged to explain their answers and giving
comments.
This is as a group discussion.
Answer the questions demonstrating equal contribution to the
discussion.
Criteria for speaking:
contribute equally to the
group discussion;
give and explain your
opinion;
use active and passive simple
forms;
respond to questions by
agreeing and/or disagreeing;
speak
fluently.
Possible questions for
discussion.
Do you think virtual reality
will be popular in future? Explain your opinion.
How are virtual reality and
augmented/integral reality the same and how are they different?
Which of the two technologies do you expect to be more popular in
the future? Explain and support your
opinion.
Do you think virtual reality
and augmented/integral reality technologies can impact our
social-emotional development or interpersonal skills? How and in
what ways? Explain and support your point of
view.
Do you think parents should
change the parental controls on virtual reality gaming systems? Or,
should children be trusted to play what they
like? Explain аnd support your
position.
You can use this vocabulary
for discussion
Agreeing
Yes, good point. You’re
right…
There are many reasons for
…
There is no doubt about it
that…
I simply must agree with
that…
I am of the same
opinion…
I completely/absolutely agree
with …
Disagreeing
I see your point, but
… I
think so too..
I’m not so sure about
that…
Yes, but … I couldn’t agree
more…
Maybe, but the problem is that
…
I am of a different opinion
because …
I cannot share this / that /
the view…
Unlike … I think …
Set the time; remind
learners about criteria for speaking. While learners talk on topic,
teacher should make notes to assess the conversation. Put a tick
against the criteria if it fits with learner’s answer. In comments’
section teacher writes down learners’ common mistakes as well as
good points in order to give constructive feedback after the
speaking test. Assessment
criteria 1 explains his/her
ideas;
2 uses active and passive simple
present and past forms and past perfect simple forms
accurately;
3 gives arguments with reasons
and examples;
4 comments other’s
viewpoints;
5 gives comprehensible and clear
views to questions
Teacher
comments:
14 Assessment criteria
Task № Descriptor
Mark A
learner Recognise the main idea with no support in
long
talks on different
topics 1 chooses True/T for the1st
statement; 1 chooses False/F for the
2nd statement; 1 chooses True/T for the
3rd statement; 1 chooses False/F for the
4th statement; 1 chooses True/T for the
5th statement; 1 chooses True/T for the
6th statement; 1
Provide a point of view in conversations and
discussions, defend and deliberately explain ideas, statements by
giving arguments,
reasons Apply active and passive simple present and past
forms and past perfect simple
forms 2 gives comprehensible and clear views to
questions; 1 comments on other’s
viewpoints; 1 justifies and explains his/her
opinion; 1 uses active and passive simple present forms
accurately; 1 uses active and passive simple past forms
accurately; 1 uses past perfect simple forms
accurately. 1 Total
marks 12
Rubrics for providing information to parents
on the results of Summative Assessment for the unit «Virtual
reality» Learner’s name
___________________________________________________________________ Assessment
criteria
Level of learning
achievements Low Middle High Recognise the main idea with no support in long
talks on different topics
Experiences difficulties in identifying the main
information in long talks that lead to some misunderstanding of the
content.
Experiences some difficulties in identifying the
main information in long talks that lead to some misunderstanding
of the content.
Clearly identifies the main information in long
talks while listening. Completes the task mostly
correctly.
Provide a point of view in conversations and
discussions, defend and deliberately explain ideas, statements by
giving arguments, reasons Apply active and passive simple present and past
forms and past perfect simple
forms
Experiences difficulties in using active and
passive simple present and past forms and past perfect simple forms
as well as when providing his/her point of view and in explaining
ideas. Gives short responses or shows no attempts to comment
classmates’ responses in the course of the
discussion.
Experiences some difficulties in when providing
response and in explaining ideas, gives unsupported arguments with
no examples.
Shows some inaccuracies while using active and
passive simple present and past forms and past perfect simple forms
in narrative and reported speech speaking on
topic.
Gives some comments to classmates’ responses in
the course of the
Shares viewpoints, gives strong arguments with
examples and reasons. Minor mistakes are acceptable. Gives extended
comprehensible and clear views to questions. Provides relevant
comments to classmates’ | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||













