2018 Common Test 2 Level: Sec 1 Express

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1 Level: Sec 1 Express S/N Format Topics 1 English Language Section A [5 marks] This section contains Text 1 which will include visuals. Based on the visual text, candidates are required to answer a variety of questions testing comprehension, and on the use of visuals as well as the use of language for impact. Section B [25 marks] This section contains Text 3, which is non-narrative in nature, based on which candidates are required to answer questions testing comprehension, vocabulary in context and the use of language for impact. Candidates are also required to write a summary of about 80 words (excluding the introductory words that will be provided). 2 Mathematics Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper Chapter 8: Percentage Chapter 9: Ratio, Rate and Speed Chapter 6: Functions and Linear Graphs (only 6.1, 6.2, 6.3) 3 Lower Secondary Science (Physics Module) Section A: MCQ [10 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [20 marks] 1. Physical Quantities and Units 2. Use of measuring instruments 3. Speed and Average Speed 4. Density

2 Level: Sec 1 Normal(Academic) S/N Format Topics 1 English Language Section A [5 marks] This section contains Text 1 which will include visuals. Based on the visual text, candidates are required to answer a variety of questions testing comprehension, and on the use of visuals as well as the use of language for impact. Section B [25 marks] This section contains Text 3, which is non-narrative in nature, based on which candidates are required to answer questions testing comprehension, vocabulary in context and the use of language for impact. Candidates are also required to write a summary of about 80 words (excluding the introductory words that will be provided). 2 Mathematics Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper Chapter 7: Percentage Chapter 8: Ratio, Rate and Speed Chapter 9: Angles and Triangles (only 9.1, 9.2, 9.3) 3 Mathematics (Express) For SBB students Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper Chapter 8: Percentage Chapter 9: Ratio, Rate and Speed Chapter 6: Functions and Linear Graphs (only 6.1, 6.2, 6.3) 4 Lower Secondary Science (Physics Module) Section A: MCQ [15 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [15 marks] 1. Physical Quantities and Units 2. Use of measuring instruments 3. Speed and Average Speed 4. Density

3 Level: Sec 1 Normal(Academic) S/N Format Topics 5 SBB Exp Lower Secondary Science (Physics Module) Section A: MCQ [10 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [20 marks] 1. Physical Quantities and Units 2. Use of measuring instruments 3. Speed and Average Speed 4. Density

4 Level: Sec 1 Normal(Technical) S/N Format Topics 1 English Language Paper 2; Parts 1, 2, 3, 6. Part 1: Editing (10 marks) Candidates indicate whether each of the underlined words is incorrect or redundant in a text of about 150 words. For incorrect words, candidates provide the correct ones in the spaces provided. Spelling and punctuation will not be tested in this part. Part 2: Language in Spoken Context (10 marks) Candidates select their responses from given options to fill in the gaps in a transcript of a conversation. Part 3: Modified Cloze I (10 marks) Candidates complete a modified cloze passage testing vocabulary. Candidates select their responses from a list of 15 words to fill in the blanks. Part 6: Comprehension II (30 marks) Candidates read a text of about 600 words and answer a variety of questions. The text will be accompanied by visuals. Candidates also select from given options the meaning of five words as used in the text. 2 Mathematics Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper Chapter 6: Angles Chapter 7: Statistic Chapter 8: Symmetry 3 Mathematics () For SBB students Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper Chapter 7: Percentage Chapter 8: Ratio, Rate and Speed Chapter 9: Angles and Triangles (only 9.1, 9.2, 9.3)

5 Level: Sec 1 Normal(Technical) S/N Format Topics 4 Lower Secondary Science Section A: MCQ [20 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [30 marks] 1. Exploring Forces 2. Discovering Energy 5 SBB Lower Secondary Science (Physics Module) Section A: MCQ [15 marks Section B: Structured Questions [15 marks] 1. Physical Quantities and Units 2. Use of measuring instruments 3. Speed and Average Speed 4. Density

6 Level: Sec 2 Express S/N Format Topics 1 English Language Section A [5 marks] This section contains Text 1 which will include visuals. Based on the visual text, candidates are required to answer a variety of questions testing comprehension, and on the use of visuals as well as the use of language for impact. Section B [25 marks] This section contains Text 3, which is non-narrative in nature, based on which candidates are required to answer questions testing comprehension, vocabulary in context and the use of language for impact. Candidates are also required to write a summary of about 80 words (excluding the introductory words that will be provided). 2 Literature-in-English 2 short essay questions (total of 25 marks) Red Sky in the Morning by Elizabeth Laird 3 Lower Secondary Science (Chemistry Module) Section A: MCQ [10 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [20 marks] 1. Kinetic Particle Theory 2. Atoms and Molecules 3. Ionic Bonding 4. Chemical Changes 4 Mathematics Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper Chapter 6: Algebraic Fractions and Formula Chapter 8: Pythagoras Theorem Chapter 9: Trigonometric Ratios

7 Level: Sec 2 Normal(Academic) S/N Format Topics 1 English Language Section A [5 marks] This section contains Text 1 which will include visuals. Based on the visual text, candidates are required to answer a variety of questions testing comprehension, and on the use of visuals as well as the use of language for impact. Section B [25 marks] This section contains Text 3, which is non-narrative in nature, based on which candidates are required to answer questions testing comprehension, vocabulary in context and the use of language for impact. Candidates are also required to write a summary of about 80 words (excluding the introductory words that will be provided). 2 Literature-in-English 2 short essay questions (total of 25 marks) Red Sky in the Morning by Elizabeth Laird 3 Lower Secondary Science (Chemistry Module) Section A: MCQ [15 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [15 marks] 1. Kinetic Particle Theory 2. Atoms and Molecules 3. Ionic Bonding 4. Chemical Changes 4 Mathematics Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper Chapter 5: Expansion and Factorisation of Algebraic Expressions Chapter 6: Further Expansion and Factorisation of Algebraic Expressions Chapter 7: Algebraic Fraction Chapter 11: Pythagoras Theorem

8 Level: Sec 2 Normal(Technical) S/N Format Topics 1 English Language Paper 2; Parts 1, 2, 3, 6. Part 1: Editing (10 marks) Candidates indicate whether each of the underlined words is incorrect or redundant in a text of about 150 words. For incorrect words, candidates provide the correct ones in the spaces provided. Spelling and punctuation will not be tested in this part. Part 2: Language in Spoken Context (10 marks) Candidates select their responses from given options to fill in the gaps in a transcript of a conversation. Part 3: Modified Cloze I (10 marks) Candidates complete a modified cloze passage testing vocabulary. Candidates select their responses from a list of 15 words to fill in the blanks. Part 6: Comprehension II (30 marks) Candidates read a text of about 600 words and answer a variety of questions. The text will be accompanied by visuals. Candidates also select from given options the meaning of five words as used in the text. " 2 Mathematics Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper Chapter 8: Prisms and Cylinders Chapter 9: Data Analysis 3 Lower Secondary Science Section A: MCQ [20 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [30 marks] 1. Human Reproduction 2. Taking Good Care of My Body (12.1 and 12.2 only)

9 Level: Sec 3 Express S/N Code/Paper Number Format 1 English Language 1128 Section A [5 marks] This section contains Text 1 which will include visuals. Based on the visual text, candidates are required to answer a variety of questions testing comprehension, and on the use of visuals as well as the use of language for impact. Topics Section B [25 marks] This section contains Text 3, which is non-narrative in nature, based on which candidates are required to answer questions testing comprehension, vocabulary in context and the use of language for impact. Candidates are also required to write a summary of about 80 words (excluding the introductory words that will be provided). 2 Social Studies 2272/1; 2273/1; 2274/1 Total Marks: 21m SBQ: 1(a) Inference (5m) and 1(b) Assertion (8m) SRQ: 2(a) Structured Response - 2 Factors (Chapter 5) (8m) 3 Mathematics 4048 Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper Upper Secondary Social Studies Coursebook 1) Chapter 4: What is Diversity? 2) Chapter 5: Why Is There Greater Diversity in Singapore Now? 3) Skills assessed: Making Inferences Assertion Structured Response Chapter 5: Graphs of Functions and Graphical Solution (5.4, 5.5 Chapter 6: Further Trigonometry Chapter 7: Applications of Trigonometry

10 Level: Sec 3 Express S/N Code/Paper Number Format 4 Science (Chemistry) 5076; 5078 Section A: MCQ [10 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [40 marks] 5 Science(Physics) 5076 Section A: MCQ [10 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [40 marks] 6 Science(Biology) 5078 Section A: MCQ [10 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [40 marks] 7 Chemistry 6092 Section A: MCQ [10 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [20 marks] 8 Physics 6091 Section A: MCQ [10 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [20 marks] Topics 1. Acids, Bases and Salts 2. Periodic Table 3. Metals (only Properties and Reactivity Series) 1. General Properties of Waves 2. Light (Reflection, Refraction & Total Internal Reflection) 1. Transport in Plants 2. Transport in Humans (all subtopics except structure & function of heart and coronary heart diseases) 1. Metals 2. Redox Reactions 3. Electrolysis 4. Energy Changes 5. Mole Concept 1. Temperature 2. Thermal Properties of Matter 3. Waves 4. Light (Reflection, Refraction, Total Internal Reflection)

11 Level: Sec 3 Normal(Academic) S/N Code/Paper Number Format 1 English Language 1190 Section A [5 marks] This section contains Text 1 which will include visuals. Based on the visual text, candidates are required to answer a variety of questions testing comprehension, and on the use of visuals as well as the use of language for impact. Topics Section B [25 marks] This section contains Text 3, which is non-narrative in nature, based on which candidates are required to answer questions testing comprehension, vocabulary in context and the use of language for impact. Candidates are also required to write a summary of about 80 words (excluding the introductory words that will be provided). 2 Social Studies 2175/1; 2176/1 Total Marks: 21m SBQ: 1(a) Inference (5m) and 1(b) Assertion (8m) SRQ: 2(a) Structured Response - 2 Factors (Chapter 5) (8m) 3 Mathematics 4045 Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper Upper Secondary Social Studies Coursebook 1) Chapter 4: What is Diversity? 2) Chapter 5: Why Is There Greater Diversity in Singapore Now? 3) Skills assessed: Making Inferences Assertion Structured Response Chapter 4: Coordinate Geometry Chapter 5: Graphs of Functions and Graphical Solution Chapter 6: Trigonometry Chapter 7: Further Trigonometry

12 Level: Sec 3 Normal(Academic) S/N Code/Paper Number Format 4 O Level Mathematics 4048 Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper 5 Science(Physics) 5105 Section A: MCQ [15 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [25 marks] Total: 40 marks 6 Science(Chemistry) 5105; 5107 Section A: MCQ [15 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [25 marks] Total: 40 marks 7 Science(Biology) 5107 Section A: MCQ 1[5 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [25 marks] Total: 40 marks Topics Chapter 5: Graphs of Functions and Graphical Solution (5.4, 5.5 Chapter 6: Further Trigonometry Chapter 7: Applications of Trigonometry 1. Kinetic Theory of Matter 2. Transfer of Thermal Energy 3. Thermal Properties of Matter 1. Acids and bases (reactions and writing of balanced chemical equations) 2. Preparation of salts using the Adding Excess Solid Reagent Method 3. Identification of Gases 1. Nutrition in Plants 2. Transport in Plants (all except factors affecting rate of transpiration and wilting)

13 Level: Sec 3 Normal(Technical) S/N Code/Paper Number Format 1 English Language 1195 Paper 2; Parts 1, 2, 3, 6. Topics Part 1: Editing (10 marks) Candidates indicate whether each of the underlined words is incorrect or redundant in a text of about 150 words. For incorrect words, candidates provide the correct ones in the spaces provided. Spelling and punctuation will not be tested in this part. Part 2: Language in Spoken Context (10 marks) Candidates select their responses from given options to fill in the gaps in a transcript of a conversation. Part 3: Modified Cloze I (10 marks) Candidates complete a modified cloze passage testing vocabulary. Candidates select their responses from a list of 15 words to fill in the blanks. Part 6: Comprehension II (30 marks) Candidates read a text of about 600 words and answer a variety of questions. The text will be accompanied by visuals. Candidates also select from given options the meaning of five words as used in the text. " 2 Mathematics 4046 Paper 2 format where students answer on writing paper 3 Science 5148 Section A: MCQ [20 marks] Section B: Structured Questions [30 marks] Chapter 3: Algebraic Expressions, Equations and Formula Chapter 4: Simultaneous Linear Equations and Quadratic Equations Chapter 5: Functions and Graphs 1. Sources of Food 2. Food Chemistry 3. Food Health and Safety (Up to Food Tests)

Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary) Topics for End of Year Examination Term

Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary) Topics for End of Year Examination Term End of Year examination papers will cover all the topics taught in Sec 2 for each subject unless otherwise stated below. Oral Exam for Languages will be conducted by teachers outside of the EOY exam period.