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Oral communication (Outcome 1)
Following a prepared presentation, candidates will be required to discuss issues and respond to questions in the target language following on naturally from the topic chosen. The information to be exchanged will be mainly of a factual nature. This test of oral communication will contribute to both the internal assessment of the Unit and to the external assessment of the course. For the purpose of the Unit assessment, the candidate’s performance will be assessed on a pass/fail basis. The performance criteria for a pass should be interpreted as being the same as the Grade C descriptions in the course specification.
For the purpose of the course assessment, the candidate’s performance will also be marked in terms of content, accuracy, language resource and intonation in accordance with the grade descriptions given in the course specification, using performance criteria and pegged marks issued by SQA.
Listening (Outcome 2)
Candidates will listen to texts from live and, where possible, audio- or video-recorded sources in the target language. For the purpose of the Unit assessment, they will listen to items of mainly factual information, including accounts of events, related to the prescribed themes and topics. In some instances this may include the views and opinions of others. Candidates will be required to demonstrate comprehension by undertaking tasks such as the following:
• responding in English to questions in English
• choosing the correct multiple-choice option in English
• completing grids to indicate comprehension
• listing in English the information contained in the spoken texts
• making notes in English under given headings
• making simple summaries in English
A variety of these tasks should be used in the internal assessment of listening. Use of a dictionary is not permitted.
Reading (Outcome 3)
Candidates will read personal correspondence, short informative articles of a journalistic nature and/or short narrative texts describing events, in which speakers of the target language give mainly factual information relating to the topics. Some texts may include the expression of views and opinions on items relating to the themes. For the purpose of the Unit assessment, candidates will demonstrate comprehension by undertaking tasks such as the following:
• responding in English to questions in English
• choosing the correct multiple-choice option
• writing a summary
• completing grids to indicate understanding
• following written instructions to complete a task
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