Summative Assessment Requirements

Summative Assessment Requirements

Language Acquisition Phase 4

​Types of SA tasks

• ​ Listening (SA A)

• ​ Reading (SA B)

• ​ Speaking (SA C)

• ​ Writing (SA D)

​In this unit we will have:

• ​ Listening (SA A) (Watching a video and answering questions)

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• ​Speaking (SA C) (Presentation)

​In your video task you should:

• ​ Choose minimum 4 questions per strand (i, ii, iii) and, answer them correctly.

• ​Write extended answers (3 - 4 simple sentences) to open-ended questions

• ​Justify your opinion when necessary

• ​Refer to the video as much as possible

Multiple Choice

How many summative assessment types are there? 

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Select

Choose 1 type of assessment for this unit. 

• listening 

• reading 

• speaking 

• writing 

Multiple Choice

How many strands (parts) are there in the listening assessment?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

How many questions are you going to choose in each part? 

• 4 

• 3

• 2

• 1

Multiple Select

How many simple sentences make an answer 'extended'? 

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

When you give examples, you should ...

• ask your friends first 

• Refer to the video 

• forget the video 

• never offer your personal opinion 

​Strand İİ

purpose, audience, genre, message

Genre

• ​informational text

• ​article

• ​narrative (story)

• ​biography

• ​poem

• ​autobiography

• ​advertisement

• ​letter

• ​review

Multiple Choice

Determine the genre of the text in the picture. 

• a review 

• an article 

• a letter 

• an advertisement

Multiple Choice

Determine the genre of the text in the picture. 

• an advertisement 

• an informational text 

• a poem 

• a story 

Multiple Choice

What is the genre of the text in the picture? 

• an autobiography 

• a narrative 

• an article 

• a poem 

Multiple Choice

What is the genre of the text? 

• a letter 

• a poem 

• an informational text 

• a story

Multiple Choice

What is the genre of the book in the picture? 

• a poem 

• a biography 

• a letter 

• a blog 

​Purpose

• ​to inform

• ​to entertain

• ​to warn

• ​to critique (to give an opinion or judgment about a piece of work, book, film, etc.)

• ​to persuade (to change readers' opinion)

• ​to argue (to make the case for something)

• ​to instruct (to tell you how to do something)

• ​to explain

• ​to advise

• Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zqx8hv4/revision/1

Multiple Choice

Identify the purpose of the text in the picture. 

• to entertain 

• to critique 

• to inform

• to warn

Multiple Choice

Identify the purpose of the text. 

• to advertise 

• to critique 

• to instruct 

• to entertain 

Multiple Choice

Determine the purpose of the poem.

• to entertain

• to instruct

• to warn

• to argue

Multiple Choice

Determine the purpose of the text. 

• to instruct 

• to entertain 

• to inform 

• to argue

Multiple Select

Determine the purpose of the text. 

• to persuade  

• to critique 

• to inform

• to warn

​Audience

• ​ general public

• ​ the experts (people who know the topic well)

• ​drivers

• ​children

• ​doctors

• ​the laypeople (people who know nothing about the topic)

• ​the technicians (people who want step-by-step details)

• ​parents

• ​people who are interested in ...

Multiple Choice

Identify the target audience. 

• pilots 

• general public 

• experts 

• children

Multiple Choice

Determine the target audience. 

• drivers

• parents 

• the laypeople 

• police officers

Multiple Choice

Determine the target audience. 

• children 

• teachers 

• parents 

• managers 

Multiple Choice

Identify the target audience.

• people who write poems

• book publishers

• people who read poetry

• authors

Multiple Choice

Identify the target audience. 

• the laypeople 

• doctors 

• the managers 

• children 

​The message

​the lesson that the author of the text is trying to convey

Multiple Select

Identify the message of the poem. 

• Apples are good for you. 

• You should eat apples.

• You shouldn't buy apples.

• You should eat wholesome food.

Multiple Choice

Determine the message of the text. 

• You should buy these shoes. 

• You shouldn't buy things online. 

• You shouldn't be a shopaholic.  

• You should wear shoes to wo

Open Ended

Identify the message the text is trying to convey.

Multiple Choice

Identify the message of the text.

• You shouldn't watch videos.

• Youtube isn't for children.

• You should use Youtube.

• The Internet is a dangerous place.

Open Ended

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