V6 oral exam

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 6

Lesson plan

How to survive an oral exam

What can you expect

Rubric

English Oral Examination VWO6 B2

Objective:

Student can interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers quite possible. Student can take an active part in discussion in familiar contexts, accounting for and sustaining their views.

Vwo 6 Oral examination 

 Duration between 15 and 20 minutes.

Vwo 6 Oral examination 

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning. 

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Themes

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Questions on Novels

1) Can you identify with the protagonist? Why? Or why not?

2) Tell about the actions of the antagonist. What is the influence on the story, and protagonist?

3) Where does the story take place? Tell about the setting and why it is important to the story.

4) What is the climax of the story? Why?

5) Are the characters round or flat? Give examples.

6) Are there flashbacks in the story and if so, why are they important?

7) What is the overall theme in the novel?

8) Are there symbols in the novel?

9) Explain the title.

10) Tell about the atmosphere in the novel.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Extra information

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Havo 5 Oral examination 

You must submit one A4 paper with your name, class, your subject and topic and a maximum of 6 (2 per item) keywords as a prompt for yourself TWO WEEKS PRIOR to your oral. You may bring this paper to your oral.

Grading: You will be graded based on the rubric in Itslearning.

Practise makes perfect!

Discuss (class)

What is the importance of :

family, friendship, kindness (helping others), healthy food, exercise, education, nature, relaxation, sport, creativity, travel, health, hobbies, community, religion/spirituality, money, silence, sadness

Discuss (class)

What is the importance of :

family, friendship, kindness (helping others), healthy food, exercise, education, nature, relaxation, sport, creativity, travel, health, hobbies, community, religion/spirituality, money, silence, sadness

Discuss (class)

Mix and mingle. 

Talk to a classmate and give your opinion on 

"breakfast in the morning is a waste of time"

Back in group, give your opinion.

Contentious topics for discussion

Climate change: Do we do enough? Who is responsible? Are you an optimist or a pessimist?

Social Media: Who is responsible for negative effects? Kids, parents or big tech?

AI Should AI be allowed to make decisions to do with healthcare or military decisions?

Drugs should be legalized so that the money spent on drugs does not fall into the hands of criminals.

Monarchies should be abolished.

Fast fashion: People should not buy (clothes) online (fast fashion → climate).

Cancel Culture

Old fashioned gender roles?

Is testing (exams) students beneficial?

Mobile phones in classrooms contribute to failing marks.

The most important thing about a job is the salary.

Voting should be mandatory for all citizens.

Should the voting age be lowered to 16?

Is technology going to save the world or kill it? Is it making people dumber or smarter?

Contentious topics for discussion

Men and women can never really be equal.

The best way to combat climate change is for individuals to reduce their carbon footprint.

We should invest more money into space exploration.

Gun control, yes or no?

Contentious topics for discussion

Men and women can never really be equal.

The best way to combat climate change is for individuals to reduce their carbon footprint.

We should invest more money into space exploration.

Gun control, yes or no?

Contentious topics for discussion

Men and women can never really be equal.

The best way to combat climate change is for individuals to reduce their carbon footprint.

We should invest more money into space exploration.

Gun control, yes or no?

Good luck 

on your English 

oral exam!!!