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Week 8 Group 9 Task 5.2 1. Book Map: There Should Be Another Column For EVALUATION (2 Questions)

Group 9 prepared a progress test for class 10A1 that included two reading passages and 10 multiple choice questions. The test assessed reading skills like skimming, scanning, word attack, and inference. It was timed for 20 minutes and scored out of 10 points. The test questions targeted different levels of comprehension from literal to evaluative. Group members split the work of preparing questions, with each person writing questions for one passage. They also collaborated on the test plan and draft write up.

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Week 8 Group 9 Task 5.2 1. Book Map: There Should Be Another Column For EVALUATION (2 Questions)

Group 9 prepared a progress test for class 10A1 that included two reading passages and 10 multiple choice questions. The test assessed reading skills like skimming, scanning, word attack, and inference. It was timed for 20 minutes and scored out of 10 points. The test questions targeted different levels of comprehension from literal to evaluative. Group members split the work of preparing questions, with each person writing questions for one passage. They also collaborated on the test plan and draft write up.

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Week 8 Group 9

Task 5.2
1. BOOK MAP

2. TEST PLAN
o School: Nguyen Hue
o Class/ Ss’ level: 10A1
o Coursebook & unit range: TA10, Unit 15
o No of Ss: 45
o Test writers: My An, Nhat Nam, Gia Han, Hai Yen
1. Test objectives: Progress test
2. Language areas/skills: Reading (skimming, scanning, WA, TA)
3. Timing: 20 minutes
4. Number of test items: 10
5. Scoring scheme:

Qs Tested aspects / areas Score Weight

1-10 Reading (1mx10) 10 100%

6. Table of test specifications (matrix):

There should be another column


for EVALUATION (2 questions).
Progress Test
Class: 10A1
Timing: 20 minutes
I/ Read the following passage then mark the letter A, B, C or D that best completes the
sentences or answers the questions from 1 to 5.

City Scenes
In many countries around the world, more and more people live in cities. Cities share
many characteristics, but are also different from country to country.
Mexico
Mexico’s cities are modern but have traditional Indian and Spanish influences. The most
important buildings are around a central square, which also serves as a place to meet with
friends. There are outdoor marketplaces, where people can find almost anything they
need. On Sundays, parks are a popular place for family outings. Many people move to
Mexico City from rural areas. It has a lot of excitement, but also lots of traffic and air
pollution.
Japan
Japan’s cities also have a mix of traditional and modern characteristics. There are tall
office and apartment buildings as well as traditional wooden houses. Many people prefer
to live near the center of cities, but because houses there are expensive, they often
commute from suburbs. Traffic, pollution, and crowds are problems. However, there is
little crime, and even very crowded cities have many parks and gardens.
170 words
Source: excerpted from “New interchange Level 1 Student's book 1:
English for international communication”_ Unit 8_How do you like the
neighborhood? _page 51
1) Mexico’s cities have traditional ___________ influences
A. Indian & American
B. American & Spanish
C. Spanish & Portuguese
D. Indian & Spanish
2) What characteristics do Japan’s cities have?
3) What is the purpose of the text?
A.to entertain B.to inform C. to describe D. to persuade
4) The word “outings” in the passage has the same meaning as which word below:
A. outside B. jaunt C. meeting D. picnic

5) Talk about a modern city in the world which is still kept its tradition activities.
II/ Read the following passage then mark the letter A, B, C or D that best completes the
sentences or answers the questions from 6 to 10.

FAMOUS CITIES
Venice
This beautiful city in northeastern Italy is built on about 120 small islands. The city has
no roads. Instead, people use boats to travel along the canals. Flat bottomed boats called
gondolas were once the main means of transportation, but today motorboats are more
popular. You should see St. Mark’s Square – the center of activity in this city. It has
wonderful Renaissance buildings.

Chicago
This American city is the main business and cultural center of the Midwest. It is famous
for its music, opera, and theater. It also has excellent museums. When shopping in this
city, you can visit a long row of fashionable stores on North Michigan Avenue. This area
is called the Magnificent Mile. One of the world’s tallest buildings, the John Hancock
Center, is also on this avenue.
134 words

Source: excerpted from “New interchange Level 1 Student's book 1:


English for international communication” _Unit 11_It’s a very exciting
city! _page 71

6) What are the popular means of transportation in Venice today?

7) What does “this avenue” refer to?


A. Chicago B. John Hancock Center
C. Midwest D. North Michigan Avenue

8) Which is one of the world's tallest buildings in Chicago?

9) What is the purpose of the text?


A. to argue B. to instruct C. to inform D. to advise
10) Choose one of the most famous cities in your country. What is special about
this city?
---THE END---
NOTE 1
Question Answer
1. Mexico’s cities have traditional D
___________ influences
A. Indian & American
B. American & Spanish
C. Spanish & Portuguese
D. Indian & Spanish

2. What characteristics do Japan’s cities Tall office and apartment


have? buildings as well as
traditional wooden houses.

3. What is the purpose of the text? C


A. to entertain B. to inform
C. to describe D. to persuade

4. The word “outings” in the passage has B


the same meaning as which word below:
A. outside B. jaunt
C. meeting D. picnic
5. Talk about a modern city in the world Answers may vary
which is still kept its tradition activities.

6. What are the popular means of motorboats


transportation in Venice today?
7. What does “this avenue” refer to? D
A. Chicago B. John Hancock Center
C. Midwest D. North Michigan Avenue
8. Which is one of the world's tallest the John Hancock Center
buildings in Chicago?
9. What is the purpose of the text? C
A. to argue B. to instruct
C. to inform D. to advise

10. Choose one of the most famous cities in Answers may vary
your country. What is special about this
city?

NOTE 2
Question Tested skill Level of
comprehension
1. Mexico’s cities have traditional Scanning Literal comp.
___________ influences
A. Indian & American
B. American & Spanish
C. Spanish & Portuguese
D. Indian & Spanish

2. What characteristics do Japan’s Scanning Literal comp.


cities have?

3. What is the purpose of the text? Skimming Evaluation

A. to entertain B. to inform

C. to describe D. to persuade

4. The word “outings” in the passage Word-attack Inference


has the same meaning as which
word below:
A. outside B. jaunt
C. meeting D. picnic
5. Talk about a modern city in the Writing Application
world which is still kept its
tradition activities.

6. What are the popular means of Scanning Literal comp.


transportation in Venice today?
7. What does “this avenue” refer to? Text-attack Inference
A. Chicago B. John Hancock Center
C. Midwest D. North Michigan Avenue
8. Which is one of the world's tallest Scanning Literal comp.
buildings in Chicago?
9. What is the purpose of the text? Skimming Evaluation
A. to argue B. to instruct
C. to inform D. to advise

10. Choose one of the most famous Writing Application


cities in your country. What is
special about this city?

Answer key
1. D
2. Tall office and apartment buildings as well as traditional wooden houses.
3. C
4. B
5. Answers may vary
6. motorboats
7. D
8. the John Hancock Center
9. C
10. Answers may vary

Reference
Jack, C.R., Jonathan, H., & Susan, P. (1997). New interchange Level 1 Student's book 1
English for international communication. Cambridge University Press.

Group 9’s task assignment to members


Name Work Percentage
Đặng Mỹ Ân Prepare questions of passage 1 25%
Lê Nhật Nam Prepare questions of passage 2 25%
Trần Gia Hân Prepare questions of passage 1 25%
Phạm Thị Hải Yến Prepare questions of passage 2 25%
Write test plan + write up drafts

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