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Anglia Examinations
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First Step Level Sa
Speaking Test
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LOCATION: a quiet place in the school.
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MATERIALS NEEDED: pictures or objects as supplied from the First Step
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syllabus word list.
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RECORDING: the examination is to be recorded and saved in MP3 format.
The recording is sent to Anglia Examinations, Chichester College, for
moderation.
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BEFORE the candidates enter the room, record their full names, numbers
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and level of examination clearly.
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AFTER the examination, the usher must ensure that the candidates do not
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return to the area where candidates yet to take the test are still waiting.
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Task 1 Introduction:
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Task 2a:
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e.g. [give me] four yellow planes; [can you find] three black cats?
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[And now] two blue doors; (holding out your hand) two white beds.
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When the test is over, thank the student and say, ‘Well done’.
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MARKING CRITERIA ANGLIA SPEAKING TEST
FIRST STEP LEVEL
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RANGE OF VOCABULARY / GRAMMATICAL
COMMUNICATION / CONTENT PRONUNCIATION
ACCURACY
The student can comfortably participate in the The student is clearly at ease with most of the
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Clearly understandable throughout.
basic words and minimal structures of the level.
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The student can participate in the activities with The student knows some of the basic words and
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Sufficiently adequate to be understandable.
grammatical structures of the level.
The student can only participate in the activity Poor, but understandable at least some of the The student knows a few of the most basic words
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with a lot of help and prompting. time. and grammar needed for the level.
The student cannot get going in the activity in The student cannot be understood most of the The student knows too few words to participate in
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spite of seeming to try. time. the test.
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