DD7 / Advanced7 の試験について●試験全体

Examination for DD7 / Advanced7

Entire Test

【一斉テスト】 【Test as a group】① リスニングテスト

２０分

Listening Test

20 minutes② ライティングテスト

２０分

Writing Test

20 minutes

Interview Test

15 minutes【個人テスト】 【Individual Test】
③

○試験詳細
①

インタビューテスト

１５分

Test details

リスニングテスト（別紙１） Listening (See attached 1)
英文（別紙１）が２度読まれる。１回目はゆっくり、２回目は普通の速さ。選択問題が５題（問題用紙に印刷されている）。選択問題は事前に目を通すことができる。
The sentences (See attached 1) will be read twice. The first time slowly and the second
time in a normal speed. Followed by five multiple choice questions (questions are printed
in the test). You may look at the multiple questions in advanced.

②ライティングテスト（別紙２）

Writing Test (See attached 2)

・語数 １５０〜２００語程度

Word Counts: 150~200 words

・難易度 英検準２級、２級程度

Level: Eiken Pre 2 or 2 level

・初稿になるため、文法ミスやスペルミスによって内容が分からなくならないかぎりはある程度のミスは許容範囲とする。
Since it's the first draft, as long as grammar and spelling mistakes don't get in the way ofunderstanding the content, it is acceptable.
・質問例 Sample questions
1. What are two things you would change about school?
2. Write about what a perfect day looks like to you.
3. Why do you think you are a good friend?

・ルーブリック（別紙３）

Rubric (See attached 3)

③インタビューテスト Interview Test
It will be a casual conversation. For example, we might ask you about what you are interested
in or what kind of things you like. 3 or 4 questions. We would like to see if you can carry on aconversation.
（形式ばらない会話になります。 例えば、どんなことに興味があるのか、どんなものが好きなのかなどが聞かれます。 3〜4 問程度。会話がきちんと続くかを見ます。）

以上

（別紙１）
Listening Test sample
World's Largest Seal
by Guy Belleranti
In the freezing ocean waters of Antarctica, the planet's largest seals make their home in a frozen
world. These giants are southern elephant seals, and they can grow as long as the length of a car
and weigh as much as two cars combined. The name “elephant seal” comes from both the males'
enormous size and from their giant trunk-like nose, called a proboscis. Females do not have aproboscis and they are much smaller.
A thick layer of blubber keeps southern elephant seals warm in their icy habitat. The seals are
clumsy on land, but in water they’re graceful swimmers and incredible divers. They can easily
dive 1,000 to 4,000 feet to hunt for squid, octopus, and various kinds of fish. Elephant seals areable to stay underwater for 20 minutes or more. The longest underwater session researchers
observed is an amazing two hours! When they return to the surface to breathe, it’s only for a few
minutes. Then they dive again.
While elephant seals spend most of their time swimming, they also gather on beaches in groups
called colonies. One reason they come to land is to give birth and breed. Males arrive before
females. They battle for dominance, deciding who will have large harems of females. Raising
their enormous bodies, the males inflate their snouts and bellow. Usually these confrontations
end quickly. However, sometimes only a physical battle can settle the matter. These fights can bebloody, but permanent injury is rare.
Females arriving on land give birth to a single pup they’ve been carrying since the previous year.
Newborns weigh about 90 pounds. The mother nurses her pup for a little over three weeks. After
this, she breeds with a dominant male and then returns to the sea to feed. Her pup now weighs
well over 200 pounds and is on its own. If it survives, it too will enter the sea within a couple ofmonths.
A second reason elephant seals come to land is to molt. When they molt, they shed old skin andfur and new skin and fur grows.
A smaller species, the northern elephant seal, lives in the Pacific Ocean, dispersed from Baja,
California to Alaska. Both northern and southern elephant seals were once hunted nearly toextinction. However, under legal protections both have made incredible comebacks.

(There will be 5 multiple questions)（別紙２）Use this page(s) for your written composition.
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（別紙３）Grade 7 Writing Rubric
AspectNot Yet Within
Expectations

Meets Expectations(Minimal Level)

Fully Meets
Expectations

Exceeds
Expectations

MEANING• ideas andinformation• use of detail• purpose or pointof view unclear• relies on retellingor listing• ideas are notdeveloped;
information may be
misinterpreted•relevant reactions
and ideas• straightforwardand direct• uses details andexamples; some
may be inaccurate•reactions andideas with someinsight• may speculate,generalize• accurate details,examples; logicalexplanations•some insight andoriginality• often uses
humour orcomparisons• details, examples,and explanations
develop analysis orarguments

STYLE• clarity, variety,and impact oflanguage• simple, repetitive
language• short, simplesentences•some descriptive
or expressive
language• variety ofsentence lengths;
repeats simple
patterns• clear and varied
language • variety
of sentence lengths
and patterns• language is varied
for effect; someprecision• flows smoothly;variety of sentence
structures

FORM• opening• organization andsequence• conclusion• weakintroduction;
abrupt conclusion• sequence may beconfusing•introduction isoften effective;
middle and end
undeveloped• “stream ofconsciousness”•often starts strong,then develops inpredictable ways
• logical sequenceand connections•strong opening;well-defined middle
and end• logical sequenceand connections;effective
paragraphing

CONVENTIONS• complete
sentences• spelling• punctuation• grammar (e.g.,agreement, verb
tense)•frequent errors in
simple words andstructures• no control ofsentence structure;often runs on•some errors inspelling,
punctuation, andgrammar that do
not interfere withmeaning• may include somerun-on sentences• may include
errors in complex
language, but these
do not interferewith meaning• most sentences
are correctly
constructed•may include
occasional errors incomplex language,
but these do notaffect meaning• sentences arecorrectly
constructed