Lingua Inglese 1 (L-11) - MARTINI 2023-2024
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Welcome to the Study and Production of Texts Lettorato course!
This is my Moodle page dedicated to the 1st year Lettorato course of The Study and Production of Texts. All course materials, as well as test results, will be made available here in dedicated sections and folders below.
Please note that my course starts on Friday 6th October. Lessons will be in Aula 1, via Capponi, 9.
Make sure to read the section available below and dedicated to the Grammar Test before coming to class on Friday.
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Grammar Test Thursday, 11th January 2024
- The first session of the Grammar Test for this academic year will take place at 09.00 on Thursday, 11/01/24, in aula 001 Via Santa Reparata.
- This test session is only open to students who passed the Mock Grammar Test in October with a result of 60% or above.
- To enrol, click on the link below, follow the instructions carefully and complete the required information.
- When you arrive for the test you will need to register and you will be asked to present your university ID card.
- The test will last 35 minutes and will take the same format as the Mock Grammar Test.
- The Test results will be published on all the Moodle pages of the TEXTS teachers at 6pm the same day
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All test results will be uploaded in this folder.
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The Grammar Test
This section is dedicated to the Grammar Test.
The Grammar Test is an obligatory component of Lingua Inglese 1 and must be passed by September 2024 in order to proceed to the second year course, Lingua Inglese 2. This means you will not be able to register (verbalizzare) Lingua Inglese 1 if you have not passed the Grammar Test.
There are three separate parts to the test.
Question 1 (12 items, worth 1 mark each) is a conversation between two people, where gaps have to be filled from the four possible answers provided: as A, B, C or D.
Question 2 (12 items, worth 2 marks each) is a transformation exercise, where students are asked to change a sentence grammatically without changing the meaning of the sentence. Students must include a given keyword in their answer, which must be within a six-word limit.
Question 3 (14 items, worth 1 mark each) is a series of unrelated sentences which test students' knowledge of vocabulary. Gaps have to be filled from the four possible answers provided: as A, B, C or D.
The test lasts for 35 minutes.
There are three test sessions: one in January, one in June and one in September. To help students evaluate their level of English, students will sit a mock Grammar Test, which is an actual past paper, in lesson 1 of your TEXTS course. Those students who get a result of 60% or higher will be admitted to the first test session in January 2023. Students who are awarded a mark under 60% will be advised to sit the test in June. A very low mark (under 40%) indicates that a student may well have difficulty passing the Grammar Test at the end of the academic year and considerable personal study needs to be undertaken in order to do so.
The file below contains a full practice Test, which indicates the task types used in the Grammar Test and also indicates the level at which the test is pitched. When you have completed the test, check your answers in the accompanying Answers file and evaluate your mark:
PASS = above 60%
NARROW FAIL = 40% - 58%
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