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Turkish (Year 8)
Task 6: Speaking Assessment
Topic: My House
INSTRUCTIONS
This paper explains how you will be assessed for your Turkish class for Term 3. Do not hesitate
to contact your teacher if you need any help.
● Due Date:
Section 1: (Week 7) (40 Marks)
Section 2: (Week 9) (60 Marks)
The Task:
In the second paragraph write about your house, furniture and etc.
10. Say where you live (Ben Melbourne’de/Broadmeadows’ta yaşıyorum.)
11. Say who you live with (Ben annem, babam, iki ablam ve bir erkek kardeşimle yaşıyorum.)
12. Say what kind of house you live in (Ben iki katlı, bahçeli, havuzlu…….. bir evde yaşıyorum.)
13. Say what you do not have in your house- list at least 2 items. (Evimde havuz…………. yok.)
14. Say the parts of your house- the number of living rooms, lounge rooms, bedrooms, kitchen, bathrooms, garage and etc.
(Evimde bir oturma odası, bir salon, bir mutfak, dört yatak odası, üç banyo ve bir garaj var.)
15. Say what you have in your living room- list at least 5 items. (Oturma odamda halı, koltuk……….. var.
16. Say what you have in your kitchen- list at least 5 items. (Mutfakta buzdolabı, masa……….. var.
17. Say what you have in the bathroom- list at least 3 items. (Banyoda lavabo, tuvalet ………… var.
18. Say what you have in your laundry- list at least 3 items. (Çamaşır odasında lavabo, çamaşır makinesi, kurutma
makinesi………….. var.
19. Say what you have in your own room- list at least 5 items. (Odamda yatak, elbise dolabı……….. var.
20. Say the location of the furniture in your room. Make at least 3 sentences.
● Odamda yatak masanın yanında.
● Elbise dolabı sehpanın karşısında.
● ………………………………….
21. End your speech by thanking. (Teşekkür ederim.)
Organization Speech is very well Speech is well Speech is adequately Speech lacks coherence,
organized, uses organized, makes good organized, lacks transition statements and is
*Structure transition statements use of transition transition statements and confusing, disorganized
appropriately and statements and in most in several instances does with missing intro, body,
*Transition Words
follows a harmonious instances follows a not follow a logical and conclusion paragraphs
*Introduction, and logical progression harmonious and logical progression, intro, body
Body& Conclusion with introduction, progression with and conclusion
body& conclusion introduction, body& paragraphs are not
Mark: _____ paragraphs conclusion paragraphs developed
The Task:
❖ Section 2 intends to assess your ability to assess your presentation skills in Turkish.
❖ Section 2 is 60 Marks in total.
❖ You will present it Week 9 on Thursday, 7th September during class.
❖ Find the rubric attached. Please read it carefully.
❖ First, make an A2 size poster by using your whole speech you prepared in Section 1.
❖ Make sure you add a title that is short and draws interest.
❖ Make sure you add adequate and related images (of your house) on the poster.
❖ Make sure your poster is neat, tidy, and interesting.
❖ Make sure you submit your poster on time.
- Video presentation:
8
There was a very good, clear, and engaging explanation and description of student’s
personal information on the poster.
Content 8
There was a very good, clear, and engaging explanation and description of student’s
(19 points)
house on the poster.
3
Poster contains the students’ whole speech.
Student conducts the video presentation in an interesting, enthusiastic, and creative 7
way.
Creativity and
overall layout 6
Use of consistent fonts, bullets, numbering, and headlines make the poster neat and
(17 points) easy to read.
Poster used adequate and relevant images that supported the information and 4
enhanced the understanding of the topic.
Student speaks clearly and distinctly all the time with no mispronounced words. 5
No pronunciation mistakes: 5 marks
3-8 pronunciation mistakes: 4 marks
9-15 pronunciation mistakes: 3 marks
16-25 pronunciation mistakes: 2-1 marks
Clarity and
Pronunciation Student sounds comfortable, confident, and natural throughout the video 4
(15 points) presentation. Student consistently speaks loud enough for the audience to hear
throughout the video presentation.
4
An excellent use of voice projection and eye contact was made during delivery of
video presentation.
Whole speech is expressed completely in the video presentation. 2