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              IN-CLASS ASSESSMENT SAMPLE 7



           SUBJECT                  ENGLISH


           GRADE                    11

           THEME                    What a Life!
                                    E11.4.L2. Students will be able to put the past events in order in a recorded text
           LEARNING OUTCOME
                                    / video.

           COGNITIVE STAGE          Understand


           RECOMMENDED TIME         15 minutes

           ASSESSMENT TOOL          Diagnostic Tree

                                    Students are expected to make the right choices from the given propositions
           WHAT IS EXPECTED         (statements) after listening to an interview with the famous tennis player, Roger
           FROM STUDENTS
                                    Federer.
                                    Students will get 1 point for each correct choice until reaching an exit. In order to
                                    get 3 full points, the students must reach the 4  Exit.
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                                    Part 1

                                    The students must follow these steps in order to reach the correct exit: When
                                    the students choose ‘T’ for the 1  proposition (statement), they make the right
                                                                  st
                                    choice and reach the 2  proposition (statement). When they choose ‘F’ for the
                                                         nd
                                     nd
                                    2  proposition (statement), students make the right choice and reach the 5 th
                                                                                     th
                                    proposition (statement). When they choose ‘F’ for the 5  proposition (statement),
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                                    they make the right choice and reach the 4  Exit, which is the correct answer. In
           ASSESSMENT               this case, the students make 3 correct choices and get 3 points.
                                    Part 2
                                    The students who choose exits other than the 4  Exit make the wrong choices. For
                                                                             th
                                    example, when a student chooses ‘F’ for the first proposition (statement), s/he makes
                                    the wrong choice and reaches the 3  proposition (statement). When s/he chooses
                                                                   rd
                                    ‘T’ for the 3  proposition (statement), s/he makes the correct choice and reaches the
                                              rd
                                    6  proposition (statement). When s/he chooses ‘T’ for the 6  proposition (statement),
                                     th
                                                                                      th
                                    s/he makes the correct choice but reaches the 5  Exit, which is the wrong exit. In this
                                                                            th
                                    case, the student makes 2 correct choices and 1 wrong choice and gets 2 points.
                                    If a student reaches a wrong  exit, it is recommended  that they listen to the
                                    interview with the famous tennis player, Roger Federer again.
           FEEDBACK                 If the majority of the class reaches the wrong exits, it is recommended that the
                                    teacher guide the students to improve their listening skills on past events.















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