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    The document outlines the structure and format of oral exams for different age groups taking exams. Exams for teens ages 11-15 and senior candidates ages 15/16 and older last 8-10 minutes and 10-13 minutes respectively, focusing on personal questions, responses to visual triggers, discussions, and personal opinions. Kids ages 5-12 have exams lasting 5-10 minutes to make them comfortable generating language. Younger kids have activities identifying items, coloring, instructions, bingo, picture dictation, and questions about pictures. Older kids exams have personal questions, questions about pictures, guessing games, finding differences, and interactions asking questions.

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    The document outlines the structure and format of oral exams for different age groups taking exams. Exams for teens ages 11-15 and senior candidates ages 15/16 and older last 8-10 minutes and 10-13 minutes respectively, focusing on personal questions, responses to visual triggers, discussions, and personal opinions. Kids ages 5-12 have exams lasting 5-10 minutes to make them comfortable generating language. Younger kids have activities identifying items, coloring, instructions, bingo, picture dictation, and questions about pictures. Older kids exams have personal questions, questions about pictures, guessing games, finding differences, and interactions asking questions.

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    Oral Exams Kinder Free Web

    Uploaded by

    Juieta Melisa
    The document outlines the structure and format of oral exams for different age groups taking exams. Exams for teens ages 11-15 and senior candidates ages 15/16 and older last 8-10 minutes and 10-13 minutes respectively, focusing on personal questions, responses to visual triggers, discussions, and personal opinions. Kids ages 5-12 have exams lasting 5-10 minutes to make them comfortable generating language. Younger kids have activities identifying items, coloring, instructions, bingo, picture dictation, and questions about pictures. Older kids exams have personal questions, questions about pictures, guessing games, finding differences, and interactions asking questions.

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    ORAL EXAMS

    Candidates are examined in pairs or groups or three


    TEENS
    (11 to 15 years old)
    &
    SENIOR CANDIDATES
    (As from 15/16 years old)

    Duration: Senior 1, 2 & 3 - 8 to 10 minutes approx.


    Senior 4, 5 & 6 - 10 to 13 minutes approx.
    Teens 1, 2, 3 & 4 – 8 to 10 minutes approx.

    Objective: to generate a meaningful context for effective speaking production

    Part 1
    Personal questions.
    Ice breaker

    Part 2
    Response to a visual trigger.
    Individual long turn

    Part 3
    Discussion on a situation
    Two-way discussion

    Part 4
    Opinion
    Personal opinion

    KIDS
    (5 to 12 years old)

    Duration: between 5 to 10 minutes depending on the level


    Objective: to make the students feel at ease so that they can generate meaningful
    language

    1
    Kinder
    Identification of items Vocabulary items

    Colouring and drawing Instructions.


    Pre- kids
    Bingo Vocabulary items.

    Picture dictation Instructions.

    Visual prompt.
    Questions based on picture

    Kids 1
    Part 1 Personal questions
    Personal questions

    Part 2
    Questions based on picture
    Visual prompt.
    Part 3
    Questions on pictures

    Part 4
    Vocabulary Items
    Bingo

    Kids 2
    Part 1
    Basic personal questions.
    Personal questions

    Part 2
    Questions based on pictures
    Visual prompt.

    Part 3
    Questions based on pictures

    2
    Part 4
    Visual prompt
    Guessing game

    Kids 3
    Part 1
    Personal questions
    Personal questions

    Part 2 Visual prompt


    Questions based on pictures

    Part 3
    Asking questions
    Getting information-
    Interaction

    Kids 4
    Part 1
    Personal questions
    Personal questions

    Part 2
    Visual prompts
    Find the difference

    Part 3 Visual prompt.


    Questions based on pictures

    Part 4
    Getting information-
    Asking questions
    Interaction

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