Mark Scheme for IGCSE English as a Second Language (0510/1) – Reading and Writing October 2000

Part 1 Exercise 1

[*Looking Ahead]

a) Good (standard of) English [1]

b) 3 / three [1]

c) ALL THREE required for full mark: (State of the art) (modern) computers / CD-Rom / Internet [1]

d) alone / by themselves / using English Language books / audio cassettes / video cassettes / readers [1]

e) join the library / be a member of the library [1]

Total [5]

Part 1 Exercise 2

[*Fast Forward]

a) it’s a formula One racing car or from the Jaguar Grand Prix team [1]

b) Bobby Charlton [1]

c) An art competition [1]

d) Sponsorship [1]

e) The British Council’s annual education fair [1]

Total [5]

Part 1 Exercise 3

[*Eye Opening Experience]

a) Russell Square / University residence / International Hall [1]

b) TWO FROM: looking at / studying applications in industry /

scientific research / field trips [2]

c) they were interactive [1]

d) there were no other activities / there was nothing else to do / they

had free time [1]

Total [5]

Total for Part 1 = 15

Part 2 Exercise 1

[*Toll Rates]

a) annually / every year [1]

b) i) the increase will be less / reduced [1]

ii) people have been complaining (about tolls) / it will content

motorists / to keep everybody happy [1]

c) the roads will be paid for [1]

d) 5 [1]

e) PLUS won’t earn the same amount of money as before [1]

Total [6]

Part 2 Exercise 2

[*Sea Lions]

Mark 4 + 4 Count words and cross out everything after 120.

Tick and number points as below.

Mark language according to table – to obtain full language mark both aspects of question must be addressed.

El Nino

1. altered weather conditions

2. wind / waves / ocean currents stronger

3. warmed up the waters off California

4. caused fish population to move away from usual places

Work of Mammal Centre

5. restores them to health / takes care of them / provides food and care

6. (Closed gift shop) to deal with / space to deal with the sea lion overthrow

7. (converted office into) a special care unit

8. (first) wrap sealions in blankets

9. they recover move them to pools

10. then release them (back into ocean)

Quality of Language

1 Expression weak, maybe just list, lifting irrelevance

2 Expression limited, some lifting, sense of order

3 Expression good, attempts to group and sequence ideas largely in own words

4 Expression excellent, clear, orderly grouping and sequencing, largely own words

Total [8]

Part 2 Exercise 3

[*Form filling]

Tick and number the points below

LAMEKA IYAMBO in any order [1]

43 FREDERICKS ROAD

MARIENTAL the order of the address can vary [2]

Section Instrumental √ [3]

Instrumental guitar [4]

Yrs experience 10 [5]

Teacher Laurent Madisia [6]

Accommodation Delete YES YES / NO [7]

Address Dunes Hotel

Beach Road (Swakopmund) [8]

FOR THE SENTENCE ALLOW 2 FROM THE FOLLOWING FOR 2 MARKS:

Play in public / improve confidence / hope to study in Europe / hope to become professional [9/10]

Fee N$ 50 [11]


Signed should show a signature for

Lameka Iyambo should show an initial and signature – name can be in either order [12]

TOTAL THE MARKS AND DIVIDE BY TWO FOR = [6]

Total for Part 2 = 20

Part Three

[Refer to the Performance Criteria for Part 3 answers]

Short work: if candidate writes less than 70% of the word recommendation, mark the piece low on quality, then drop mark to an equivalent position in the grade below.

Part 3 Exercise 1
[*Prize]

Credit ideas from the prompts and use of own ideas. All three prompts must be addressed. Reward correct tone and register and sense of excitement / enthusiasm

7 – 9 C

5 – 6 D

3 – 4 E

2 F

1 G Total [9]

Part 3 Exercise 2
[*Sports Star visit]

Credit use of own ideas. Candidates should give an account of the visit / importance or not / of sport in society. Reward suitable tone and register for magazine article.

10 – 12 C

7 – 9 D

5 – 6 E

3 – 4 F

1 – 2 G Total [12]

Total for Part 3 = 21

Total for Paper 1 = 56