English (LEN4113) Reading & Presentation Skills
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According to the coursework specifications, which of the following is the primary skill assessed in the individual presentation component for LEN4113 English?

  • Demonstrating proficiency in creating visually appealing PowerPoint presentations.
  • Demonstrating the ability to write a clear and concise argumentative essay.
  • Demonstrating the ability to present opinions on various issues. (correct)
  • Demonstrating knowledge of English grammar and vocabulary.

A student is preparing for their presentation and wants to ensure they cover all the necessary content. Which of the following elements should be included, according to the provided guidelines?

  • A historical overview of the argumentative issue, tracing its origins and evolution.
  • A detailed literature review of the chosen argumentative issue.
  • A comprehensive analysis of opposing viewpoints, with rebuttals for each.
  • An introduction of group members, the issue, and a thesis statement outlining the group's stance. (correct)

A student is planning their attire for the presentation. According to the guidelines, which of the following options is most appropriate?

  • Formal attire, such as a suit or formal dress. (correct)
  • Athletic wear, such as спортивные штаны and a спортивные штаны jacket.
  • Any attire is acceptable as long as the presentation content is strong.
  • Casual attire, such as jeans and a t-shirt.

A group of students is deciding how to allocate their presentation time. Given the guidelines, what is the total speaking time allotted to a group of four students?

<p>12 minutes, with 3 minutes allocated to each student. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following assessment components for LEN4113 English is designed to measure CLO3 (Cognitive, Level 3)?

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A student demonstrates 'good' knowledge of the topic but only 'satisfactory' articulation during an oral presentation. According to the provided rubric, which score range is MOST appropriate, assuming other components are also 'good'?

<p>19-24, as the overall performance is still above average despite the articulation. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During a reading assignment, a student struggles to differentiate between essential information and supporting details. Which reading sub-skill does this student need to improve the MOST based on the given context?

<p>Identifying main ideas and specific details (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A student consistently uses incorrect verb tenses in their writing. According to the provided information, in which part of the grammar quiz would this student MOST likely lose marks?

<p>Tenses (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A student's oral presentation demonstrates excellent knowledge and clear opinions, but their body language is distracting and inappropriate. Which specific descriptor from the rubric would MOST accurately describe their performance?

<p>Inappropriate body language (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A student answers True/False questions correctly and demonstrates an understanding of vocabulary. However they lose marks on questions requiring them to make inferences. Which reading skill should they focus on improving?

<p>Making inferences. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If a student consistently fails to match singular subjects with singular verbs during the grammar quiz, which specific area are they struggling with?

<p>Subject-verb agreement (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A student is consistently able to guess the meaning of words from surrounding sentences, but struggles when presented with complex texts where the meaning is not immediately apparent. Which of the described reading sub-skills needs the most improvement?

<p>Deriving meaning of words from context. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A student’s presentation has poor pronunciation and articulation, but excellent knowledge of the topic. How would this be scored overall?

<p>A score balanced between the two (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the primary learning objective (CLO3) of the writing project?

<p>To apply effective writing skills in producing academic essays. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the required formatting for the academic essay's font and spacing?

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When is the outline for the Cause/Effect essay due?

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What should be included on the cover page of the academic essay, according to the guidelines?

<p>Subject/code, semester, title, students' names, ID no., lecture section, and the name of the lecturer. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A student presents an introduction with a thesis statement that is somewhat vague. According to the rubric, which score range is the student most likely to receive for the 'Apply effective writing skills' component, assuming other areas are similarly average?

<p>Average (13-18) (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A group submits an essay that meets all length and formatting requirements and sufficiently addresses the essay prompt. However, some ideas are developed with irrelevant details, and the conclusion is logical but brief. According to the rubric, which score range is the group most likely to receive?

<p>Average (13-18) (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If a student consistently uses expressions directly copied from other sources without proper citation in their essay, which aspect of the rubric would be most affected?

<p>Uses original expressions. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A student includes topic sentences that are related to the thesis statement, but the evidence provided in each paragraph frequently drifts off-topic. How would this affect the evaluation of their essay based on the rubric?

<p>It would primarily affect the evaluation of paragraph coherence and unity. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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CLO2

Demonstrate ability to present opinions on various issues.

Assessment Breakdown

Distribution of marks across four components: Project, Presentation, Quiz, Assignment.

Group Presentation

A presentation involving 3-4 students with individual marking.

Introduction

First part of presentation introducing members and topic.

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Visual Aids

Slides or props used to support presentations, not graded.

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Cause or Effect Essay

An essay exploring causes leading to effects or outcomes.

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Academic Essay Requirements

Specific guidelines for structure, formatting, and content of essays.

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Outline Submission

A structured plan that must be ready by week 12 before the essay submission.

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Group Work

Collaboration of 3-4 students to complete the essay assignment.

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Essay Length

The essay should be 3-4 pages long, excluding title and other pages.

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Thesis Statement

A precise statement reflecting the main argument of the essay.

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Grading Rubric

Criteria for assessing the quality of academic essays, totaling 30 marks.

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Conclusion

The final part summarizing the essay and restating the main points.

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Excellent Presentation

Score range of 25-30 with outstanding delivery and knowledge.

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Good Presentation

Score range of 19-24 with clear delivery and good content knowledge.

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Average Presentation

Score range of 13-18, showing satisfactory knowledge and clarity.

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Poor Presentation

Score range of 7-12, indicating poor delivery and understanding.

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Very Poor Presentation

Score range of 0-6, with very little knowledge and clarity.

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Reading Assignment (20%)

A task assessing reading skills across various text types.

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Grammar Quiz (20%)

An assessment focusing on the application of grammar rules effectively.

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Study Notes

Coursework Specifications: English (LEN4113)

  • Trimester: October 2024 (T2430)
  • Subject Coordinator: Maswanhizzly bin Masri (Cyberjaya)
  • Subject Lecturers: Badrul bin Husin (Melaka), Maswanhizzly bin Masri, Munirah Munawar Ali, Noorul Amilin Nordin, Nor Azlah Bt Abu Bakar, Nur Syazana Lyana Mohd Zubil, Maisarah Binti Arthur Wayne House @ Ibrahim
  • Assessment Breakdown: Coursework: 100%

CLO 1: Reading Skills

  • Domain: Cognitive
  • Level: 3
  • Assessment Component: Project (30%), Presentation (30%), Quiz (20%), Assignment (20%)
  • Description: Apply reading skills to a variety of texts, demonstrating ability to present opinions on various issues.

CLO 2: Presentation Skills

  • Domain: Affective
  • Level: 3
  • Assessment Component: Presentation (30%)
  • Description: Demonstrate ability to present opinions on various issues, focusing on correct pronunciation, stress, intonation, body language, information delivery, and justification.
  • Presentation Details:
    • Group presentations (3-4 students)
    • Individual marks
    • Issue selection from a provided list (Week 4)
    • Structure: Introduction (members, issue, group stand), Body (supporting opinions/explanations), Conclusion (restate thesis, thank audience)
    • Presentation duration: 3 minutes per student
    • Visual aids (PowerPoint) permitted but not graded.
    • Attire: Formal or Smart Casual
    • Assessment period: Week 6 onwards
    • Rubric for oral presentation (excellent, good, average, and poor) with scores and descriptions.

CLO 3: Academic Writing Skills

  • Domain: Cognitive
  • Level: 3
  • Assessment Component: Writing Project - Cause/Effect Essay (30%)
  • Description: Apply effective writing skills for academic essays.
  • Project Details: Group work (3-4 students), choose ONE Cause/Effect essay topic from provided topics (Week 10); submit outline by Week 12, and completed essay by Week 14.
  • Essay Length: 3-4 pages (excluding title)
  • Formatting: Times New Roman, size 12, double-spaced, justified text
  • Rubric for academic essay writing (excellent, good, average, poor) with scores and descriptions

CLO 4: Grammar Skills

  • Domain: Cognitive
  • Level: 3
  • Assessment Component: Grammar Quiz (20%)
  • Description: Apply rules of grammar correctly.
  • Quiz Details: Conducted in class (Week 10)
    • Topics: Word Classes, Subject-verb agreement, Tenses
    • Duration: 1 hour
    • Format: Multiple-choice questions (0.5 mark/question)

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This quiz assesses reading and presentation skills within the English (LEN4113) course. It covers the ability to apply reading techniques to various texts and present opinions effectively. Focus is on pronunciation, body language and information.

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