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IN-CLASS ASSESSMENT SAMPLE 7
SUBJECT ENGLISH
GRADE 10
THEME Helpful Tips
E10.6.S1. Students will be able to talk about the consequences of wasting energy
LEARNING OUTCOME
sources.
COGNITIVE STAGE Analyse
RECOMMENDED TIME 40 minutes
ASSESSMENT TOOL Open-Ended Question
WHAT IS EXPECTED Students are expected to give correct answers after they have read the passage
FROM STUDENTS about the consequences of wasting energy sources.
Possible Answers
1. Their running out in the future and causing environmental harm because of the
gases they produce that contribute to global warming and climate change.
2. Producing energy requires resources and money; if we waste energy, we also
lose money and resources. This means we end up paying more for energy than
we should.
3. By reducing the amount of non-renewable energy sources we use, we can
reduce the environmental harm due to their production and use. The less energy
we use, the less we need to produce, which means less fossil fuels must be taken
from the ground and burned, releasing harmful pollutants into the air.
4. Using non-renewable energy sources can harm the environment, waste money,
ASSESSMENT and run out in the future.
5. By making lifestyle changes, improving energy efficiency, and developing
or investing in new and alternative energy sources. Another way to address
the problem of non-renewable energy sources running out is to encourage
conservation. By using less energy and consuming fewer resources, we can
reduce our reliance on non-renewable sources and extend their lifespan. We can
help to extend the lifespan of non-renewable sources and transition towards a
more sustainable energy future.
The student will receive 1 point for each correct answer. The highest score a
student can get is 5. Some keywords and key phrases as to the answer to the
questions are also acceptable for an answer to be correct.
Considering the results of the assessment, it is recommended that further studies
FEEDBACK be carried out to eliminate students’ learning gaps related to the topic of ‘wasting
energy sources’.
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