- •I. Basic requirements for students' knowledge and skills
- •1.1 Main Features of the Syllabus
- •1.2 Level of English Language Proficiency at the Beginning
- •1.3 Aims
- •1.4 Objectives
- •II. Academic subject description
- •Thematic Module Distribution
- •II term
- •Іii. Main Course
- •IV. Samples of self-study assignments
- •I. Explain in English the meaning of the following words and word combinations.
- •II. Language use.
- •III. Match each word with its definition.
- •IV. For each of the expressions below choose one explanation from the four possible explanations given.
- •V. Grammar.
- •VI. Write a, an, or the where they are needed. Write /-/ where no article is needed.
- •VII. Fill in the prepositions: to, between, in, over, with, after, by, under. You can use the words more than once.
- •VIII. Arrange these sentences in a logical order to make a story.
- •IX. Speaking.
- •X. Give the Ukrainian equivalents to the following proverbs.
- •XI. Explain the difference between the following words and phrases.
- •Mediation.
- •XIII. Answer the following questions.
- •V. System of rating points and assessment criteria
- •VI. SampleS of module testS and criteria for their assessment module test and its assessment
- •6.1 Test Level
- •6.2 Test Content
- •6.2.1 Part 1: Listening
- •Trainees’ responses will be assessed according to an agreed marking scheme.
- •6.2.2 Part 2: Reading
- •Trainees’ performance will be assessed according to an agreed marking scheme.
- •6.2.3 Part 3: Language Use
- •Trainees’ performance will be assessed according to an agreed marking scheme.
- •6.3 Module Test Assessment
- •Module Test
- •Variant I
- •Doing up a derelict house
- •VII. Final assessment Final assessment in the course "English as the first language" consists of the oral examination.
- •Criteria for Oral Answer Assessment
- •Київський Національний Лінгвістичний Університет Спеціальність: 6.020303 переклад
- •Екзаменаційний білет № 1
- •Examination situations (I year, I semester)
- •Examination situations (I year, II semester)
- •VIII. Recommended literature
Іii. Main Course
IV. Samples of self-study assignments
I. Explain in English the meaning of the following words and word combinations.
adult, cousin, infant, nephew, prodigy, teenager, toddler, twin brother, to be in one’s prime, to look one’s age, to get one foot in the grave, to be in one’s second childhood, to have a chip on one’s shoulder, to be the image of one’s mother, to be under age.
II. Language use.
Look at the adjectives of personality and complete the following sentences.
Stubborn, selfish, greedy, bad-tempered, sensitive, sensible, crafty, strict, trustworthy, dull, shy, mean, reliable, silly, nice, cheerful, sympathetic, clumsy, loyal, gentle.
1. The general was really … . Just when the enemy thought they had won the battle, he played his best card.
2. He is terribly … . Once he has made up his mind, it’s impossible to get him to change it even if it’s obvious that he’s wrong.
3. He is such a … person with his boring little job and his boring little wife.
4. Bob is my best friend. He remained … through all my problems.
5. Why do you get angry all the time? You are so … .
6. When I broke my leg, the nurse was so … that she hardly hurt me at all.
7. She is 100% … . I’d leave my money, car, anything, for her to look after.
8. Don’t be …, Cathy. You have got to learn to share things with other children.
9. Children are often really … . They hide behind their mothers when guests come.
10. I think he is extremely … boy. He laughs at stupid things and never concentrates in class.
11. That’s the second plate you’ve broken this week. Why do you have to be so … .
12. In Westerns the hero is always … . He always beats his enemies and can put up with any hardship.
13. She was so … . When I told her my problems, I immediately felt better.
14. I’ll give you a lift home if you’re … to me.
15. You can’t go on a country walk wearing high heels. Do be … for once.
16. Betty is such a … girl. She is always laughing and smiling.
17. When she was a child, her parents were incredibly … . Whenever she did smallest thing wrong they would send her to bed.
18. I wonder why he is so … . he’s got lots of money but he hates spending it.
19. Janet is incredibly … . She always arrives on time and does her job well.
20. It’s impossible to say anything to his grandmother. One word and she starts crying. She is so .. .
III. Match each word with its definition.
1. artist - someone who sings;
2. astronaut - someone who produces steel;
3. author - a man who drives a car;
4. baseball player - someone whose job is to fit and repair pipes, and water tanks;
5. beautician - someone whose job is to repair vehicles and machines;
6. bricklayer - someone whose job is to help customers and sell things in a shop;
7. computer programmer - a member of a police;
8. dancer - a woman who brings food and drink to your table in a cafe;
9. executive - someone whose job is to do scientific research;
10. fire fighter - someone who takes photographs;
11. florist - a woman who sews and makes clothes as her job;
12. garbage collector - someone whose job is to arrange and sell flowers;
13. homemaker - someone whose job is to arrange meetings, making phone calls, and preparing letters;
14. librarian - someone whose job is to look after someone who is ill or injured;
15. mail carrier - someone who makes paintings;
16. mechanic - someone who travels and works in space;
17. milk carrier - someone who writes books, articles;
18. nurse - a person who plays baseball;
19. photographer - someone whose job is to build walls using bricks;
20. plumber - someone whose job is to give people beauty treatment;
21. police officer - someone whose job is to create computer programs;
22. salesperson - someone who dances especially as their job;
23. scientist - a senior manager in a business or other organization;
24. seamstress - someone whose job is to collect garbage;
25. secretary - someone who cooks, cleans and washes clothes for their families;
26. singer - someone whose job is to deliver milk to people’s homes
27. steelworker - someone who works in a library;
28. taxi driver - someone whose job is to collect and deliver the post;
29. waitress - someone whose job is to put out fires and help people to escape from other dangerous situations.