English to Enjoy 6A

English to Enjoy 6A

Assessment Task2 (Units 4–6)

Reading and Writing

Answer Key

Part 1

  1. The flooding took place in eastern India.
  2. Heavy rain caused the river to overflow.
  3. The people were rescued by motorised boats.
  4. The helicopters were used to deliver packets of food to villagers still trapped in the flooded areas.
  5. The most probable cause of an outbreak of diseases would be a shortage of clean water.

Part 2

1. When

2. How many

3. Who

4. How

5. Where

6. Who

7. Why

Part 3

1. Let’s

2. How about

3. Shall we

4. Shall we

5. How about

6. Let’s

7. Let’s

Part 4

  1. We need to put up large umbrellas unless it is cloudy.
  2. We need to get to the fair at 8 a.m. unless we can set up everything today.
  3. We don’t need to remind the principal about his speech unless we don’t see him today.
  4. We don’t need to set up extra stalls unless we receive more things to sell.
  5. We need to clear up after the fair unless the school cleaners do it for us.

Part 5

  1. Lucky draw tickets are sold at the school office.
  2. Spelling games are held in Classroom 6A.
  3. Donated food is collected in the school hall.
  4. The magic show is performed in the playground.

Part 6

Suggested answer:

Dear Billy,

How are you? We held a charity fair at our school last week. It was a great success. We raised a lot of money for the victims of the recent flooding in India.

We set up stalls to sell things like crafts and cookies. My mum made some delicious chocolate cookies for us to sell. There was also a magic show. Although the ticket for the show was fifty dollars, many people bought tickets to watch the show.

I am so happy everything went well at the fair. I will send you some photos later.

Take care,
Roger

Marking Scheme

Content

Marks / Scoring Guide
12-14 / Provide interesting and imaginative ideas with many supporting details.
The description is very clear and coherent.
9-11 / Provide sufficient and relevant ideas with some supporting details.
The description is clear and coherent.
6-8 / Provide some brief and relevant ideas but lack supporting details.
The description is quite clear.
3-5 / Attempt to write a story by giving very limited information/ideas only.
Provide unclear information/ideas that may confuse the reader.
0-2 / Unable to provide any ideas.
OR
Provide totally irrelevant ideas.
OR
Practically make no attempt at all.

Language

Marks / Scoring Guide
5-6 / Use a range of vocabulary, sentence patterns and cohesive devices fairly appropriately with few or no grammatical and spelling mistakes.
3-4 / Use a small range of vocabulary, sentence patterns and cohesive devices fairly appropriately with some grammatical and spelling mistakes.
1-2 / Use a very limited range of vocabulary with many grammatical and spelling mistakes.
0 / Make no attempt at all.
Provide totally irrelevant ideas.

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