Transcript Booklet 1: Section IV: Reading Question 7, Page 13

Literacy Test Preparation
Grade 10 Careers / Civics
Booklet 1: Section III: Reading
Pages 7,8, 9,10
Booklet 1: Section IV: Reading
Pages 11, 12, 13
Booklet 1, Section III: Reading
Pages 7,8, 9,10
Booklet 1, Section III: Reading
Pages 7,8, 9,10
Multiple choice answer key for questions 1-9:
Booklet 1: Section IV:
Reading
Pages 11, 12, 13
Booklet 1, Section IV: Reading
Pages 11, 12, 13
Multiple choice answer key for questions 1-5:
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Reading
Question 6, Page 13
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Question 6
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Question 6
This question is awarded a mark of 0, 10, 20 or 30.
If the answer space is blank, your writing is illegible
or the response is off topic, the answer will receive
a mark of 0.
Booklet 1, Section IV: Reading
Question 6, Page 13
Here’s how marks of 10, 20 and 30 are awarded.
10
The response provides
• minimal or irrelevant ideas and information from the reading
• The response provides a reason which is taken from the selection with no
support from the selection, OR
• a retelling of events in the reading selection, OR
• irrelevant support from the reading selection, OR
• the student’s own ideas.
20
The response provides
• vague ideas and information from the reading selection and may include
irrelevant ideas and information
• a reason why Pemberton will be a good choice for the position AND vague
or specific support from the selection, AND/OR
• a vague explanation
30
The response provides accurate, specific and relevant ideas and information from
the reading selection. In particular, a reason why Pemberton will be a good choice
and provides specific and relevant support from the reading to clearly explain why it
is a good choice.
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Here’s what an answer given a score of 10 looks like:
Booklet 1, Section IV: Reading
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While the response provides an opinion, it does not give relevant
support from the article the student read.
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The student needs to explain how Nat’s asking questions
and showing interest in what Alex had to say are
beneficial to Nat’s career exploration.
Booklet 1, Section IV: Reading
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Here’s what an answer given a score of 30 looks like:
Booklet 1, Section IV: Reading
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Notice how this response provides both an opinion…
Booklet 1, Section IV: Reading
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Notice how this response provides both an opinion and a clear
explanation supported by specific and relevant details.
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Question 7, Page 13
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Question 7
Booklet 1, Section IV: Reading
Question 7, Page 13
This question is awarded a mark of 0, 10, 20 or 30.
If the answer space is blank, your writing is illegible
or the response is off topic, the answer will receive
a mark of 0.
Booklet 1, Section IV: Reading
Question 7, Page 13
Here’s how marks of 10, 20 and 30 are awarded.
10
The response provides
• minimal or irrelevant ideas and information from the reading
• The response provides a reason why Pemberton’s appointment is newsworthy
with:
• no support, OR
• no details from the reading selection, OR
• irrelevant details, OR
• a retelling of events in the reading selection
20
The response provides
• vague ideas and information from the reading selection and may include
irrelevant ideas and information
• a reason why Pemberton’s appointment is newsworthy AND vague or specific
support from the selection, AND/OR
• a vague explanation
30
The response provides accurate, specific and relevant ideas and information from the
reading selection. In particular, a reason why Pemberton’s appointment is newsworthy
and provides specific and relevant support from the reading to clearly support the reason.
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Here’s what an answer given a score of 10 looks like:
20
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While the response gives a benefit of volunteering…
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While the response gives a benefit of volunteering…why Pemberton’s
appointment is newsworthy; it does not include specific details from
the selection.
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While the response gives a benefit of; it does not include specific
details from the selection.
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Here’s what an answer given a score of 30 looks like:
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Notice how this response provides both a benefit of community service …
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…and uses detail from the reading to show this benefit.
Good luck on the OSSLT!