Level 1 Subject Outline quiz

How many Reading and Writing classes are there each week?

(a)  

Normally, who decides what learning activities to do in the daily Study Hour?

• The teacher

• The students

• The Singapore government

• Your mum or dad

How many learning outcomes are there for Level 1?

(a)  

Decide with your partner(s):

which learning outcomes worry you the most?

Click one or two which worry you most.

• 1. Talk about common topics in English, like hometowns or hobbies, quite easily and fluently

• 2. Feel comfortable and happy to complain about a problem in English, or to speak with a stranger at a bus stop

• 3. write short texts in English (e.g., 250 words), which are well-organised and correctly use a range of grammar patterns

• 4. Understand and analyse short reading and listening texts in English

• 5. None of the learning outcomes worry my partner and me: we think we will do them all well :)

How many "assessment items" are there for this Level 1 subject?

(a)  

How many assessments test your English pronunciation skills?

(a)  

According to the Subject Outline, can you pass Level 1 if:

(a) you get 70% for all submitted assignments, but

(b) you do not submit one part of the Portfolio Writing task

(e.g., one short, 250 word text)?

• Yes

• No

In which month is the Mid-Term Exam?

(a)  

Which of these is NOT a topic we study in week 5?

• study skills

• organizing your time

• our world

• personalities

According to the Subject Outline, how many English language mistakes should you try to make each lesson?

• at least three

• no more than two

• twenty-seven

• none