Speaking Practice Final
Examination will be test your knowledge of the subject matter covered in Units
3-5 in Summit 2 textbook. Same as
before, you will be graded on fluency (rhythm & stress) and support
(defense). For the Final Examination, students will have a choice to choose
from the following options:
1. One-on-one interview
style questioning where series of questions related to the topics covered in
Units 3-5 will be asked. You will need to answer intelligibly and with proper
support (defense).
2. A group of you will be
given a topic to discuss! You and your
group must be engaged in discussion about the topic to show that you fully understand
the topic discussed. You will need to be
engaged in a conversation for 3-5 minutes.
The discussion shouldn’t be scripted but rather engaging and
stimulating, and answering questions the observer might have regarding your
topic.
3. Dialogue. This can be done in groups of two or three
students with a dialogue prepared in advance using 7 grammar and 7 vocabularies
from Units 3-5. I do not want you to
memorize the script because it will sound scripted and unnatural which will
cause you to lose points in fluency however you may bring in a copy of your
script to look at should you get lost. Please bring in a copy of the script
with the grammar and vocabularies highlighted or underlined. You will also be
graded on the correct usage of both grammar and vocabulary.
4. One-on-one exam question. You will be asked an open-ended question,
similar to the discussion questions found in your textbook. You will have a minute to organize your
thoughts and answer the question with defense.
You might want to use time words like, first, second, last to organize
your thoughts. You will be graded on
your ability to defend your position as well as fluency, and organization.
5. Video. You can make another video using the same
criteria listed on the blog as your Midterm Examinations. Please see previous blog posting.
If you have any
questions, please come see me in person during class. Once you have decided on what you will do for
your Final Examination, please come and advise me of your decision.
Remember, your Final
Examination is worth 15% of your final grade so please prepare in advance and
practice, practice, practice!