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Detailed guide for revised syllabus including writing, comprehension, listening, and oral communication skills. Contains specific sections on Situational Writing, Continuous Writing, Language Use & Comprehension, and more.
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PRIMARY SCHOOL LEAVING EXAMINATION REVISED ENGLISH LANGUAGE EXAMINATION SYLLABUS
Paper 1 - Writing • Paper 2 - Language Use & • Comprehension • Paper 3 - Listening Comprehension • Paper 4 - Oral Communication
Paper 2 Language Use & ComprehensionComprehension (Open-ended)
From paragraph 2 (line 6 -10), which three-word phrase tells us that it was the first time so many turtles had gathered in one place. (1m)
From paragraph 2 (line 6 -10), which three-word phrase tells us that it was the first time so many turtles had gathered in one place. (1m)
From paragraph 2 (line 6 -10), which three-word phrase tells us that it was the first time so many turtles had gathered in one place. (1m)
Paper 3Listening Comprehension From paragraph 2 (line 6 -10), which three-word phrase tells us that it was the first time so many turtles had gathered in one place. (1m)
From paragraph 2 (line 6 -10), which three-word phrase tells us that it was the first time so many turtles had gathered in one place. (1m)
From paragraph 2 (line 6 -10), which three-word phrase tells us that it was the first time so many turtles had gathered in one place. (1m)
Paper 4Oral CommunicationReading Aloud From paragraph 2 (line 6 -10), which three-word phrase tells us that it was the first time so many turtles had gathered in one place. (1m)
Reading AloudBand Descriptors From paragraph 2 (line 6 -10), which three-word phrase tells us that it was the first time so many turtles had gathered in one place. (1m)
Stimulus-based ConversationBand Descriptors From paragraph 2 (line 6 -10), which three-word phrase tells us that it was the first time so many turtles had gathered in one place. (1m)
How parents can help: • provide a literacy-rich home environment (http://www.rif.org/us/literacy-resources/articles/providing-a-literacy-rich-home-environment.htm) - model reading - visit the library frequently - make reading materials readily available - lend a listening ear • make good use of junk mail • offer varied first-hand experiences