Jsu Setara Pmr 2013

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SETARA

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  • Test Specification Schedule

    Setara 1

    Subject : English Language

    Type of questions : Objective

    Number of questions : 40

    Form : 3 (PMR)

    Paper : 1

    Time : 1 hour

    Level

    Topic / Weight % Knowledge (25) Comprehension (25) Application (20)

    Graphic Materials and Stimuli 4 2 2

    Rational Cloze 4 2 2

    Closest in Meaning 2 1 1

    Comprehension 3 3 2

    Total 13 8 7

    Prepared by :

    Easy (50%) Medium (30%)

  • Analysis (10) Synthesis (15) Evaluation (5)

    1 1 - 10 25

    1 1 - 10 25

    1 1 - 6 15

    3 3 - 14 35

    6 6 - 40 100

    Certified by :

    %Medium (30%) Difficult (20%)

    Total

  • TEST SPECIFICATION SCHEDULE

    Setara

    Subject : English Language

    Type of questions : Essays

    Number of questions : 3

    Form : 3 (PMR)

    Paper : 2

    Time : 1 hour 30 minutes

    E M D E M D E M D E M D E M D E M D

    1.1.9. Writing a short letter with guidance

    to penpal in Malaysia on topics of interest.

    1.1.10. Writing a longer letter to a pen-pal

    overseas with little or no guidance on

    topics of interest.

    1.2.7. Writing notes :

    -requesting for assistance

    -thanking another

    1.2.10. Writing a letter requesting

    permission for visit.

    1.3.5. Writing out a simple guided letter

    requesting a particular service.

    2.2.A6. Writing down key ideas of a text

    listened to.

    2.2.B9. Identifying cause and effect in

    simple texts.

    2.2.B10. Making simple predictions giving

    reasons.

    2.2.B11. Drawing obvious conclusions in

    simple texts.

    2.2.B12. Interpreting information from

    notices, articles from magazines,

    advertisements, simple passages,

    simple diagrams, tables, simple reports,

    charts and graphs.

    2.3.5. Summarising main ideas in simple

    texts.

    12 2.3.6. Writing brief simple descriptions.

    13 2.3.7. Writing simple reports.

    14 2.3.8. Expanding notes and outlines.

    15 2.3.9. Applying process writing skills.

    3.1.4. Telling the sequence of events in a

    story.

    3.1.5. Describing the place where the story

    took place and writing a simple paragraph

    on it.

    3.1.6. Describing characters in the story

    and writing a simple paragraph of each

    character.

    3.1.7. Making predictions as to what might

    happen next in the story.

    3.1.8. Relating events, characters and values

    in a story to one's life.

    21 3.1.9. Giving one's opinion of the story. SECT A

    3.2.4. Composing a dialogue relating to

    the story

    3.2.5. Composing simple stories at a level

    suitable to learners.

    1 1 1

    Prepared by : Certified by :

    Total number of questions and percentage = 3

    SECT B

    EvaluationAnalysis Synthesis

    Sect C

    3

    2

    1

    Interpersonal

    Informational

    11

    10

    9

    8

    7

    6

    5

    4

    Aesthetic

    23

    22

    20

    19

    18

    17

    16

    Language Use Learning OutcomesApplicationComprehensionKnowledge

    No.