8/16/2019 Level 3 Session 1 2006 Mark Scheme

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Paper Reference

4062

LTELTE

London Tests of English

Session One: 2006 

Mark Scheme

For Level 3

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Level Three Session One Mark Scheme

Task One

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Native Americans 12.

 

Italian 13.

 

New Amsterdam 14.

 

Sunny weather/new future 1 5.

 

Farmers / farming 16.

 

1783 17.

 

33,000 18.

 

Immigration (from Europe) – accept various spellings, but not‘emigration’ 1

9. 

(grand) mansions / skyscrapers 1 10.

 

(new) roads 1

11. 

Computer technology 112.

 

Tourist attractions 113.

 

Character 1

Total: 15 Marks

Task Two

1. 

East 59th Street (allow East 59 Street) 1.52. Jeans 1.53. they’re) (really) stylish / (quite) unusual

(mark for either or both) 1.54. (It had) more men’s clothes 1.55. (8) shirts 1.56. Not many/enough/sufficient (different) colours 1.57. (free) fireworks (display) (no mark for firework) 1.58. West 34th Street (allow West 34 Street) 1.59. really) crowded, busy

(or any suitable word/phrase relating to too many people)1.510. (interesting) food (from different countries) 1.5

Total: 15 Marks

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 Task Three (a)

1. d 22. c 23. b 24. a 25. b 2 

Total: 10 Marks 

Task Three (b)

Writing tasks are awarded a mark out of five for each of the following four criteria(making a possible maximum of twenty marks):

Effective Communication

The overall effectiveness of the candidate’s response as a piece of writing

Lexical Accuracy and RangeThe appropriate use of a range of vocabulary

Grammatical Accuracy and RangeThe degree of control over grammar and the variety and complexity of grammaticalstructures used

Task CompletionThe extend to which the candidate’s response fulfils the requirements set out inthe instructions for the task

Total: 20 Marks

Task Four (a)

1. j 12. e 13. b 14. Example i -5. g 1

6. d 17. a 18. c 1

Total: 7 Marks

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Task Four (b)

1. True 12. False 13. True 14. False 15. Not stated 16. Not stated 17. True 1

Total: 7 Marks

Task Four (c)

Example: d -1. e 1

2. g 13. i 14. a 15. b 16. j 1

Total: 6 Marks

Task Five

Writing tasks are awarded a mark out of five for each of the following four criteria(making a possible maximum of twenty marks):

Effective CommunicationThe overall effectiveness of the candidate’s response as a piece of writing

Lexical Accuracy and RangeThe appropriate use of a range of vocabulary

Grammatical Accuracy and RangeThe degree of control over grammar and the variety and complexity of grammatical

structures used

Task CompletionThe extend to which the candidate’s response fulfils the requirements set out inthe instructions for the task

Total: 20 Marks

Paper Total: 100 Marks

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