Nouns and Articles Skills Test

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  • Points 20

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Backpacking

For this skills assessment, you will need to go through the teacher's backpack and identify the items that are in it.  You will need to correctly use the words, 'the, a, an, and some'.  There may also be a schedule in there with a list of classes and times on it.  You will need to state the classes being taken and the times of the classes.  You might say something like, "Tienes (you have) una clase de arte a las dos de la tarde y una clase de historía a las nueve de la mañana."

 

 

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Describe Items in Backpack
For this skills test you will describe what is in Señor Reynolds' backpack. "Hay un lápiz, etc."
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10 pts
Full Marks
Student shows that they can quickly and accurately perform the task at hand with very good pronunciation. Although not perfect, a native Spanish-speaker would likely understand the student with little trouble.
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8.5 pts
Student shows that they can perform the task at hand well. There are a few small errors and room for improvement. A native Spanish-speaker would be able to understand but might have to struggle at times.
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7 pts
Student seems to fumble and stumble for the right words. There are quite a few errors that would make the student hard to understand by a native Spanish-speaker but the overall message would be understood.
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0 pts
No Marks
Student really struggles a lot. There may be a lot of English used, pronunciation is poor and student would likely not be understood by a native Spanish-speaker.
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10 pts
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Class Times on Schedule
From the schedule found in the backpack, state what classes are being taken and at what time.
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10 pts
Full Marks
Student shows that they can quickly and accurately perform the task at hand with very good pronunciation. Although not perfect, a native Spanish-speaker would likely understand the student with little trouble.
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8.5 pts
Student shows that they can perform the task at hand well. There are a few small errors and room for improvement. A native Spanish-speaker would be able to understand but might have to struggle at times.
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7 pts
Student seems to fumble and stumble for the right words. There are quite a few errors that would make the student hard to understand by a native Spanish-speaker but the overall message would be understood.
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0 pts
No Marks
Student really struggles a lot. There may be a lot of English used, pronunciation is poor and student would likely not be understood by a native Spanish-speaker.
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10 pts
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Total Points: 20 out of 20