A Christmas Carol
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Transcript A Christmas Carol
Term 1 Assessment Guidelines
English Reading Paper
This Assessment will test your
understanding of …
A) Extreme martial arts, such as underwater
knife throwing.
B) Taking over the world with mutant
hamsters.
C) The inner workings of the American
Justice system, starting with the Declaration
of Independence.
D) ‘Flipped’ and ‘A Christmas Carol’.
What is in the assessment?
You will be presented with a passage of text. There
will be questions that will relate to this passage and
others that relate to the novel studies. READ the
questions CAREFULLY.
The majority of the questions will be based on ‘A
Christmas Carol’ but as it is our Term 1 assessment,
there will also be some short answer questions on
‘Flipped’.
Sections of the paper
You will need to demonstrate an understanding of the
plot, the characters and the interactions that Scrooge has
with the other characters in STAVE I and STAVE II. These
include:
Multiple choice
Identifying True and false statements
Vocabulary section (from Stave I and II, check the NS pack)
Short Answer questions (using full-sentences)
Identifying characters
Grammar: Three activities that relate to Unit 4 from
MyGrammarLab
Questions on ‘Flipped’
No, we cannot tell you the questions.
None of the questions from the Unit Test have been
repeated.
They are short answer questions.
The questions focus on the events towards the end of
the book, (the last four chapters) so do not feel the
need to revise the whole book.
Scoring
60 marks for the novel study questions
10 marks for grammatical correct sentences in the short
+ answer section.
30 marks for the grammar section =
100 marks
∴ your mark = %
Short Answer: Each is worth 3 marks (10 questions). One
mark will be awarded for a correct answer, two marks will
be awarded for the correct answer in a sentence and full
marks will be awarded for a sentence with no grammatical
errors.
For example:
What is the name of the main character in ‘A Christmas Carol’?
Scrooge
(1 mark)
(2 marks – no full stop)
The name of the main character is Scrooge. (3 marks)
The main character is Scrooge
Why did Scrooge choose to work in a counting house?
Loves money
(1 mark)
(2 marks – verb tense)
Because he loved counting money. (2 marks – incomplete
sentence)
Scrooge wanting to count money.
Scrooge worked in a counting house because he loved money.
(3 marks)
Any questions