Percubaan PMR 2010 Pahang Bahasa Inggeris 12/1

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE PMR TRIAL EXAMINATION 2010 ANSWER SCHEME FOR FORM 3 PAPER 12/ 1 QUESTION NO A B C D 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 / 16 / 17 / 18 / 19 / 20 / 21 / 22 / 23 / 24 / 25 / 26 / 27 / 28 / 29 / 30 / 31 / 32 / 33 / 34 / 35 / 36 / 37 / 38 / 39 / 40 / TOTAL 11 9 11 9

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MARKING CRITERIA FOR SECTION A: GUIDED WRITING BAND A EXCELLENT (25-30) B CREDIT (19-24) C ACHIEVEMENT (13-18) D WEAK (7-12) E VERY WEAK (1-6) MARKS 25-26 27-28 29-30 19-20 21-22 23-24 13-14 15-16 17-18 7-8 9-10 11-12 1-2 3-4 5-6 Task fulfilled successfully. Task fulfilled overall. Task mostly fulfilled. Task partially fulfilled. Task hardly fulfilled. Well-developed and well organized main ideas and supporting details. Developed and organized main ideas and supporting details. Some ideas are developed but lack details; adequately organized. Ideas less developed, lack organization. Weak paragraphing. Ideas not developed nor organized and lack cohesion. No paragraphing. DESCRIPTORS Language is accurate with minimal error and first draft slips. Meaning is accurate Sentence structures are varied and used effectively to convey meaning. Language is largely accurate with few minor errors. Meaning is clear. Sentence structures are mostly varied. Language is sufficiently accurate with some minor errors. Meaning is never in doubt. Some monotonous sentence structure but variety is attempted. Language is partially accurate with few major and minor errors. Most meaning got through. Sentence structure lack variety. Repetitive. Language is largely inaccurate. Some meaning make sense. Mostly simple sentence structures. Lifting or copying of ideas from text. Vocabulary is apt and widely used. Vocabulary is wide enough but lacks precision. Vocabulary is sufficient to convey meaning. Vocabulary is limited. No new or own vocabulary. Accurate mechanics of writing. Few minor slips in Some errors in Serious errors in Lack understanding of mechanics of writing Note: Award 0 marks if: No response or response written in language other than English. Mindless lifting of irrelevant chunks of materials/text from other sources including rubrics.

MARKING CRITERIA FOR SECTION B: SUMMARY WRITING BANDS A EXCELLENT (5) B CREDIT (4) C ACHIEVEMENT (3) D WEAK (2) E VERY WEAK (1) MARKS 5 4 3 2 1 DESCRIPTORS Marked ability to paraphrase/use own words. Hardly any lifting of sentences. Language is accurate with minimal minor errors and first draf slips. Accurate mechanics of writing. Note: Ability to paraphrase/use own words Minimal lifting of sentences from text. Language is largely accurate with few minor errors. Few minor slips in Sufficient ability to paraphrase/use own words. Selective lifting of sentences. Language is sufficiently accurate with some minor errors. Some errors in Hardly any ability to paraphrase/use own words. Almost wholesale lifting/copying of sentence from text. Language is partially accurate with major and minor errors. Serious errors in No paraphrasing. Total lifting/copying of sentence from text. Language is largely inaccurate. Meaning makes some sense. Lack understanding of Award 0 marks if: No response or response written in language other than English. Mindless lifting of irrelevant chunks of materials/text from other sources including rubrics. CONTENTS: i. (you must )give your body all the nutrients it needs (with regular meals) ii. (Another important thing you should do is to) get involved in sports. iii. (And) lead an active way of life. iv. (you have to) get natural high-quality vitamins (in fresh greens, and nonpolluted vegetables) v. (All you need is to) spend more time outside vi. (Yet another thing that you should better) avoid is smoking and drinking.

BAND A EXCELLENT (9-10) MARKING CRITERIA FOR SECTION C: NOVEL B CREDIT (7-8) C ACHIEVEMENT (5-6) D WEAK (3-4) E VERY WEAK (1-2) MARKS 9-10 7-8 5-6 3-4 1-2 Task fulfilled successfully. Task fulfilled overall. Task mostly fulfilled. Task partially fulfilled. Task hardly fulfilled. Well-developed and well organized main ideas and supporting details. Developed and organized main ideas and supporting details. Some ideas are developed but lack details; adequately organized. Ideas less developed, lack organization. Weak paragraphing. Ideas not developed nor organized and lack cohesion. No paragraphing. DESCRIPTORS Language is accurate with minimal error and first draft slips. Meaning is accurate Sentence structures are varied and used effectively to convey meaning. Language is largely accurate with few minor errors. Meaning is clear. Sentence structures are mostly varied. Language is sufficiently accurate with some minor errors. Meaning is never in doubt. Some monotonous sentence structure but variety is attempted. Language is partially accurate with few major and minor errors. Most meaning got through. Sentence structure lack variety. Repetitive. Language is largely inaccurate. Some meaning make sense. Mostly simple sentence structures. Lifting or copying of ideas from text. Vocabulary is apt and widely used. Vocabulary is wide enough but lacks precision. Vocabulary is sufficient to convey meaning. Vocabulary is limited. No new or own vocabulary. Accurate mechanics of writing. Few minor slips in Some errors in Serious errors in Lack understanding of mechanics of writing Note: Award 0 marks if: No response or response written in language other than English. Mindless lifting of irrelevant chunks of materials/text from other sources including rubrics.

MARKING GUIDE: POSSIBLE ANSWER AND MARKS FOR NOVEL INDICATORS: C = character L1 = Lesson 1 L2 = Lesson 2 SENARIO ESSAY CONTENTS MAXIMUM MARKS 1 2 3 4 A CHARACTER = 2 LESSONS A CHARACTER = 3 LESSONS A AND B CHARACTERS = 2 LESSONS EACH A CHARACTER = 1 LESSON A AND B CHARACTERS = 1 LESSON EACH (CHOOSE THE BEST) A CHARACTER LESSON/S OTHERS 10 8 6 4 5 SYNOPSIS 2 The lessons mentioned must be discussed and supported by evidence from the text in order to be considered in A and B bands.