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    OSSLT MSIP Prep

    Day 1 Friday March 23, 2012

    When Is the Literacy Test?


    !! !! !! !!

    Thursday, March 29 Test begins at 8:30 am Will finish by 11:40 am No regular classroom instruction on that day You may choose to go home after the test, or stay for extra help from your classroom teachers Buses run at the usual times

    !!

    !!

    Who Has to Take the Literacy Test?


    !! All

    Ontario students who entered Grade 9 in Sept. 2000 or later are first eligible to take the test in their Grade 10 year must pass the test to graduate with a Secondary School Diploma

    !! Students !! Students

    How Long Is the Test?


    !! Two !! Each

    sessions session is 1 hour, 15 minutes

    !! There

    will be a short break in the middle

    What If Im Absent?
    !! If

    you are absent for any reason, you will write the test next year is no opportunity to make up the test this year

    !! There

    Did I Pass?
    !! You

    will be mailed a report letting you know if you have passed or failed !! Students received reports before the end of June last year

    What If I Fail?
    !!

    If you fail, you will be able to write the test again next year If you fail a second time, you may choose to take the Ontario Literacy Course, which may or may not be offered at this school In order to graduate with an Ontario Secondary School Diploma, you must pass either the test or the literacy course

    !!

    !!

    Reading Tips for the Literacy Test


    !! You
    "!

    will be reading 5 different kinds of text:


    An information paragraph "! A news report "! A story containing dialogue "! A real-life narrative (featuring someones life story) "! A graphic selection (using pictures and text)

    Reading Tips for the Literacy Test


    !!

    There are two kinds of questions:


    "! "!

    Multiple choice Open response Show understanding of directly stated information (the answer is in the text) Show understanding of indirectly stated information (making an educated guess) Make connections between information and ideas in the reading selection, and your own personal knowledge and experience

    !!

    You will be asked to:


    "!

    "!

    "!

    Reading Tips for the Literacy Test


    !!

    How to answer multiple choice questions:


    "! "! "! "! "!

    Read and re-read the question carefully Read the four answers and rule out any that are obviously wrong If necessary, go back to the text and review to find the best answer Shade in the whole bubble on your answer sheet If you change your mind, follow the instruction on the MC answer sheet for corrections. (If two answers are shaded
    in, test evaluators will give you a zero on the question, even if one answer is correct)

    "! "!

    If you dont know the answer, just guess! You have a 25% chance of getting the right answer. Key Point Each MC questions is worth 5 points. Most failures are often one MC question, makesure you answer them all (it makes a difference in passing)

    Reading Practice: Graphic Text


    !!

    Complete the reading task on page 14 of booklet 2 (full text next slide)

    Reading Practice: Answers


    1. What does the increasing use of barbless hooks suggest about anglers? A They want to help maintain fish populations. Rationale: Barbless hooks do not harm fish so fish can be easily released Teacher Insights
    This is an explicit answer have the students find the quote in the last line on page 14 and ensure the students are able to define the term barbless.

    Reading Practice: Answers


    2. If the trends shown in the graphs continue, what is a logical prediction? A The number of fish caught decreases. Rationale: The graph Total fish caught & retained is the only graph that looks at number of fish, also all graphs show a decline.

    Reading Practice: Answers


    3. What is the purpose of the asterisk (*) beside Direct fishing-related expenditures? C to connect the headings to other information. Rationale: The asterisk (*) indicates to the reader there is more information to be read for clarification.

    Reading Practice: Answers


    4. Which part of the selection relates most closely to the final paragraph? C The Total fish caught and retained Rationale: This is the only graph that relates to the final paragraph, in that it shows the number of fish that are caught by anglers and fish that are kept by anglers Teacher Insights Explain the word retained.

    Reading Practice: Answers


    5. What is the meaning of adopted as used in the final paragraph? A Used Rationale: The other options do not explain the meaning of adopted Teacher Insights Have the students try the other words to see if they work in the context of the question.

    Reading Practice: Answers


    6. Which part of the selection shows that recreational fishing industry contributes to the economy? D the Direct fishing-related expenditures graph Rationale: The picture and the other 2 graphs do not discuss money.

    Language Conventions Practice


    !! Read

    the multiple choice questions on page 5 of booklet 1

    Language Conventions: Answers


    1. Choose the option that best combines all the information in the following sentences. C I love basketball and hope the Bears, my favorite team, win the championship this year. Rationale: A: leaves out the part about the favorite team B: uses the wrong conjunction (because) D: Poor use of commas made this sentence a run-on.

    Language Conventions: Answers


    2. Which option tells how to make the following sentence correct? B Add a comma after Kapuskasing. Rationale: A: no capital needed on mayor C: The sentence is not a question D: Quotations are not required.

    Language Conventions: Answers


    3. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. B Each of the students is going on the bus. Rationale: Sentences A,C,D should replace is with are to be grammatically correct.

    Teacher Insights refers to each (singular)

    Language Conventions: Answers


    4. Choose the sentence that does not belong in the following paragraph. B Sentence 3 Rationale: The paragraph is about healthy eating and sentence 3 discusses exercise.

    Language Conventions Practice


    !! Complete

    the multiple choice questions on page 5 of booklet 2

    Language Conventions: Answers


    1. What should the writer of the following paragraph do to improve its organization? B Switch the order of sentences 3 and 4. Rationale: The suggestion in A, C, D did not add to the flow of the paragraph (Sentence 4) continues description of tree (Sentence 3) breaks the description

    Language Conventions: Answers


    2. Which sentence is written correctly? D Mayor Fortin greeted me at the park gate before my tour of the wetland.
    Rationale: Sentence A required capitals for the TransCanada Sentence B required capitals for the village Wahnapitei Sentence C required capitals for the name of the lake Sentence D has proper capitalization

    Language Conventions: Answers


    3. Choose the best closing sentence for the following paragraph. D Planning will make your vacation enjoyable. Rationale: This statement covers all the key ideas in the paragraph. Teacher Insight Remember there will be other correct answers but you must choose the BEST one. C is a possible answer but does not summarize the entire paragraph

    Language Conventions: Answers


    4. Choose the sentence that is written correctly. B The cat licked its wounded paw. Rationale: In the other sentences the incorrect forms of its and its were used. (shows possession)

    How to Write a Summary


    !! !!

    !! !! !! !!

    Focus on the main idea Use one main example or supporting point from the text to go along with the main idea Explain how the example proves the point Use the Rough Work area to plan Try to only use the space provided for your answer Spelling and grammar count, so make sure you correct any mistakes

    How to Write a Summary


    !! !! !! !!

    Sample Question: Summarize the Literacy Test Preparation that Huron Heights does for its Grade 10 students. Sample Answer: Huron Heights prepares its students by going through an entire sample test as practice. (main idea) For example, students have to write a sample news report for the writing part and practice multiple choice questions for the reading part. (example) By practicing with actual test questions, students learn what is expected of them on the test. (explains how it proves the point)

    Writing Practice: Information Paragraph


    !!

    The following reading is not in your booklet please read the next slide entitled Atlantic Basin Hurricanes (untitled)and complete this Summary question State a main idea of this selection and provide one specific detail from the selection that supports it.

    !!

    Atlantic Basin Hurricanes


    The methods of naming Atlantic basin hurricanes have varied over time, but all have encountered problems. Originally, a hurricane in the West Indies took its name from the particular saint who was celebrated on the day on which it occurred. Confusion arose when there was a recurrence. For example, on September 13, 1876, the day of San Felipe, a hurricane hit Puerto Rico. More than 50 years later, another hurricane struck on the same day. It was named San Felipe II. In 1953 the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) adopted the alphabetical system of womens names, retiring names of significant storms to avoid this duplication. When demands for gender equality arose, the WMO added mens names in 1979. The male-female-male-female alphabetic naming pattern has continued since then. Twenty-one names are designated for each year, skipping the letters q, u, x, y and z. Names of major storms such as Hugo and Katrina are retired, and the WMO chooses new names to replace the retired ones. Storm activity increases and decreases in cycles over decades, but today, a new problem has developed. Hurricane activity has increased so much since 1995 that the WMO may need more than 21 names for a season. The 2005 season was the busiest on record, with 26 named storms, including 13 hurricanes. One proposal is to include the Greek alphabet, which adds 24 more names to the WMO roster. This idea is the latest in a series of solutions to the challenge of naming hurricanes.

    Summary: Mark Rationale


    !!

    Click (choose page 25)

    Summary: Mark Rationale

    Summary: Answers Code 10 Response

    Summary: Answers Code 20 Response

    Summary: Answers Code 30 Response

    End of the session #1


    !! Collect

    all Materials !! See you on Monday

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