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Module Test Assessment Criteria

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"Excellent" is given for maximum level of performance (90-100%):

- in receptive speech activities (listening comprehension and reading): the level of comprehension is 90-100%;

- in writing and mediation: a complete conformity with the subject matter; logical and coherent speech structuring; usage of diverse language means; correspondence between the number of presented sentences and that which is required by the program (15-20 sentences);

- lexical and grammatical competence (90-100%): minor language errors (1-2 in writing).

"Good" is given for sufficiently high level of performance (75-89%):

- in receptive speech activities (listening comprehension and reading): the level of comprehension is 75-89%;

- in writing and mediation: a complete conformity with the subject matter; logical and coherent speech structuring; usage of diverse language means; the number of presented sentences is 10-14;

- lexical and grammatical competence (75-89%); some language errors (3-4 in writing).

"Satisfactory" is given for moderate level of performance (60-74%):

- in receptive speech activities (listening comprehension and reading): the level of comprehension is 60-74%;

- in writing and mediation: a conformity with the subject matter; scarce language means; the number of presented sentences is 7-9; partially usage of grammatical structures and lexical units;

- lexical and grammatical competence (60-74%); some language errors (5-7 in writing).

"Poor" is given for insufficient quality of performance (59% and less):

- in receptive speech activities (listening comprehension and reading): the level of comprehension is 59% and lower;

- in writing and mediation: an incomplete conformity with the subject matter; lack of logical speech structuring; scarce language means; the number of presented sentences is 5-6;

- lexical and grammatical competence (59% and less); language errors (8 and more in writing).

At the end of academic term a teacher gives an average mark for in-class and self-study work of a student. Then students write a module test.

The module test is evaluated by means of a 4-point grading system. These marks are transformed into rating points in the following way:

The module test

“5” – 20 points;

“4” – 16 points;

“3” – 12 points;

“2” – 8 points;

Being absent from the module test – 0 points.

The total term rating of a student is comprised of:

an average mark for in-class and self-study work x10 +rating points for the MT

The students whose rating during the term comprises 63 - 70 points get a "5" (excellent) without taking any examination.

The final mark for the module is given as a sum of the term rating points and the examination points.

Module Test

Variant I

for "English as First Foreign Language"

Major: 6.020303"Translation"

for the students of the first year

Part I Listening

Listen to the interview with Mr Ian Beer, the Headmaster of Harrow School. This is the pubic school that Winston Churchill attended. Then read the statements and decide whether they are true (T) or false (F). You get 1 point for every correct answer.

1. Harrow School is an “independent” school.

2. The majority of the independent schools were founded at the end of the 20th century.

3. All private schools give free education.

4. Public schools are independent of government control.

5. Harrow School is situated in the HighStreet.

6. The students of Harrow School are dressed in tails during the week and they can wear jeans and T- shirts on Sundays.

7. All the teachers and students of Harrow School raise their hats to greet each other.

8. Harrow School has changed greatly recently.

9. In Harrow School chemistry was one of the main subjects in the last century.

10. Today there are various subjects on the curriculum: Latin, Greek, Russian, computer sciences and a lot of others.

Total: 10 points.

Part II Reading

Read the text. It is about doing up a derelict house. Decide whether the statements following the text are true (T) or false (F). You get 1 point for every correct answer.


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