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Interlink Benchmarks For the three levels 2013 Semester 7 Level Zeta Reading and Writing

1- Produce written or spoken simple sentences about oneself, ones family, ones environment; ones interest; future expectations; daily routines and events ;and topics. related to personal life. 2- Identify and produce the English alphabet verbally and in writing. 3- Write complete simple sentences with minimal linguistics support. 4- Formulate and respond to oral and written simple Yes / No and Whquestions to obtain basic information about time, place, people, things, or ideas in a reading text. 5- Recognize and identify information from basic / short (e.g.one paragraph) texts and identify main idea and specific details of texts. 6-Recognize, utilize, and increase vocabulary frequently used in reading and writing in level-appropriate spoken and written texts related top personal life. 1- Write multiple simple and compound sentences about people and about things including details such as their country, their culture, and their accomplishments. 2- Write multiple paragraphs with a clear topic sentence and supporting details to relate/narrate a sequence of events or tell a story; to describe a person, object, scene, picture, procedure or routine; to compare and contrast; or to explain reasons. 3- Read, take notes, summarize and paraphrase level appropriate descriptive and narrative texts (e.g. news reports and stories) on general everyday topics. 4- Identify and use a simple idea relationship, such as comparison and contrast, or simple cause-effect relationship, in sentences and short texts. 5- Organize ideas and details into coherent paragraphs and use simple connection words / phrases between sentences and paragraphs6- Recognize, use, and increase vocabulary frequently found in reading and writing in level - appropriate narrative texts. 1- Write multi- paragraph argumentative essays using authentic sources as the starting point 2- Demonstrate a basic understanding and use of text purpose, audience, source and register 3- Read and identify main ideas and supporting details in authentic texts using various reading strategies including skimming, scanning, and drawing simple inferences 4- Paraphrase and summarize authentic level appropriate text. 5- Recognize, use, and increase vocabulary frequently found in reading and writing in level - appropriate authentic texts.

Speaking and Listening


1-Recognize, discriminate and produce simple words about commonly encountered themes and contexts. 2- Formulate, restate, and respond to simple yes / no and WH- questions in various contexts 3- Listen and respond to simple narratives, descriptions and instructions in order to answer basic questions orally. 4- Relate a simple narrative or a simple event, describe an object or persons 5- Listen to and respond to simple, level appropriate language used by peers and apply basic selfand peer- corrections in oral work. 6- Recognize, discriminate and produce simple words and sentences about commonly encountered themes and contexts, such as: daily routines, health and body, family and home, shopping, and travel.
1-.Listen to, discriminate and recount a narrative, or a series of events or instructions 2- Work collaboratively and independently to prepare, lead and participate in all three core projects and orally express ideas. 3- Use basic phrases and formulaic expressions to greet, introduce one - self and others, ask for permission, ask, offer, and accept assistance, ask for an explanation and indicate problems in communication within the context of a conversation. 4- Recognize, use, and increase vocabulary in listening to and speaking about various topics. 5- Listen to, discriminate and discuss basic, authentic audio texts about general topics and current events using common English expressions. 6- Paraphrase authentic, level appropriate audio, audio-visual and text sources and present findings using basic English structures and vocabulary. 1- Paraphrase authentic, level appropriate audio, audio-visual and text sources and present findings using basic English structures and vocabulary. 2- Paraphrase and summarize authentic level appropriate written and audio texts 3- Listen to, and use formal and informal English to lead, present and discuss a variety of general and specialized level appropriate topics. 4- Evaluate opinions and discuss complex ideas formally and informally, express different perspectives of issues and substantiate a viewpoint. 5- Paraphrase, summarize and synthesize ideas and information from a limited number of sources using excerpts from audio sources, textbooks, authentic and online sources and verbally present findings / outcomes. 6 Display learning strategies and basic research strategies to work collaboratively and independently to prepare and actively participate in all three core projects.

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6- Write multi- paragraph, coherence and well - organized critical essays using authentic texts / sources as the starting point.
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Speaking and Listening Benchmarks


For the three levels 2013 Semester 7

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Speaking and Listening 1-Recognize, discriminate and produce simple words about commonly encountered themes and contexts. 2- Formulate, restate, and respond to simple yes / no and WH- questions in various contexts 3- Listen and respond to simple narratives, descriptions and instructions in order to answer basic questions orally. 4- Relate a simple narrative or a simple event, describe an object or persons 5- Listen to and respond to simple, level appropriate language used by peers and apply basic self- and peer- corrections in oral work. 6- Recognize, discriminate and produce simple words and sentences about commonly encountered themes and contexts, such as: daily routines, health and body, family and home, shopping, and travel.

Listen to, discriminate and recount a narrative, or a series of events or 1-.instructions 2- Work collaboratively and independently to prepare, lead and participate in all three core projects and orally express ideas. 3- Use basic phrases and formulaic expressions to greet, introduce one self and others, ask for permission, ask, offer, and accept assistance, ask for an explanation and indicate problems in communication within the context of a conversation. 4- Recognize, use, and increase vocabulary in listening to and speaking about various topics. 5- Listen to, discriminate and discuss basic, authentic audio texts about general topics and current events using common English expressions. 6- Paraphrase authentic, level appropriate audio, audio-visual and text sources and present findings using basic English structures and vocabulary. 1- Paraphrase authentic, level appropriate audio, audio-visual and text sources and present findings using basic English structures and vocabulary. 2- Paraphrase and summarize authentic level appropriate written and audio texts 3- Listen to, and use formal and informal English to lead, present and discuss a variety of general and specialized level appropriate topics. 4- Evaluate opinions and discuss complex ideas formally and informally, express different perspectives of issues and substantiate a viewpoint. 5- Paraphrase, summarize and synthesize ideas and information from a limited number of sources using excerpts from audio sources, textbooks, authentic and online sources and verbally present findings / outcomes. 6 Display learning strategies and basic research strategies to work collaboratively and independently to prepare and actively participate in all three core projects.

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Reading and Writing Benchmarks For the three levels 2013 Semester 7 Level Zeta

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Reading and Writing 1- Produce written or spoken simple sentences about oneself, ones family, ones environment; ones interest; future expectations; daily routines and events ;and topics. related to personal life. 2- Identify and produce the English alphabet verbally and in writing. 3- Write complete simple sentences with minimal linguistics support. 4- Formulate and respond to oral and written simple Yes / No and Whquestions to obtain basic information about time, place, people, things, or ideas in a reading text. 5- Recognize and identify information from basic / short (e.g.one paragraph) texts and identify main idea and specific details of texts. 6-Recognize, utilize, and increase vocabulary frequently used in reading and writing in level-appropriate spoken and written texts related top personal life. 1- Write multiple simple and compound sentences about people and about things including details such as their country, their culture, and their accomplishments. 2- Write multiple paragraphs with a clear topic sentence and supporting details to relate/narrate a sequence of events or tell a story; to describe a person, object, scene, picture, procedure or routine; to compare and contrast; or to explain reasons. 3- Read, take notes, summarize and paraphrase level appropriate descriptive and narrative texts (e.g. news reports and stories) on general everyday topics. 4- Identify and use a simple idea relationship, such as comparison and contrast, or simple cause-effect relationship, in sentences and short texts. 5- Organize ideas and details into coherent paragraphs and use simple connection words / phrases between sentences and paragraphs6- Recognize, use, and increase vocabulary frequently found in reading and writing in level - appropriate narrative texts. 1- Write multi- paragraph argumentative essays using authentic sources as the starting point 2- Demonstrate a basic understanding and use of text purpose, audience, source and register 3- Read and identify main ideas and supporting details in authentic texts using various reading strategies including skimming, scanning, and drawing simple inferences 4- Paraphrase and summarize authentic level appropriate text. 5- Recognize, use, and increase vocabulary frequently found in reading and writing in level - appropriate authentic texts. 6- Write multi- paragraph, coherence and well - organized critical essays using authentic texts / sources as the starting point.

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