FUNCTIONAL SKILLS ENGLISH - WRITING LEVEL 2



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FUNCTIONAL SKILLS ENGLISH - WRITING LEVEL 2 MARK SCHEME Instructions to marker There are 30 marks available for each of the three tasks, which should be marked separately, resulting in a total of 90 marks. It is expected that the pass mark will be in the region of 54, i.e. 60% but this will be confirmed through the awarding process. Each column relates to an aspect of the skills standard, coverage and range. Marks can be awarded from 0-6 for each of these aspects. Descriptors are given for marks 1-6. Responses not meeting the descriptor for the award of 1 mark should be awarded 0. 1

Mark 1.1 Present information/ideas concisely, logically, and persuasively. Present information on complex subjects clearly and concisely 1.2 Use a range of sentence structures, including complex sentences, and paragraphs to organise written communication effectively 1.3 Use a range of writing styles for different purposes 1.4 Ensure written work is fit for purpose and audience, with accurate grammar that supports clear meaning in a range of text types 1.5 Punctuate written text using commas, apostrophes and inverted commas accurately with accurate spelling 6 Material is clearly controlled and sequenced, taking account of the reader s likely reaction and presented logically to support point of view and be persuasive A range of features clearly signal the overall direction of the document. A range of ambitious and varied vocabulary is generally appropriate to purpose and audience. Controlled use of a variety of sentence structures achieves its purpose and contributes to overall impact of the document. Construction of paragraphs clearly supports meaning and Within paragraphs, cohesive devices contribute to emphasis and effect. Convincing, individual voice or point of view is established and mostly sustained throughout. Confident use of a range of sentence features to clarify or emphasise meaning, Controlled use of a variety of forms, adapting them when needed to suit purpose and audience. Level of formality used for purpose and audience generally appropriate and a range of stylistic devices used to achieve effect. Generally correct spelling throughout, including some uncommon words, words with complex sound/symbol relationships, words with unstressed syllables. Full range of punctuation is consistently accurate in a variety of sentence structures. 2

5 Development of ideas is effectively managed throughout the writing. Overall direction of the document is supported by clear links between paragraphs. Some ambitious vocabulary attempted and there is a deliberate attempt at persuasive language. Some features of sentence structure are used to build up detail or convey shades of meaning, Within paragraphs or sections, a range of devices support cohesion. Links between paragraphs or sections are generally maintained across whole document. Development of ideas is appropriately shaped and adapted for the intended audience and Features of the selected form clearly established with reference to Features of the selected form clearly established with some adaptation to Appropriate style clearly established to maintain reader s interest throughout. Text is suitably presented for purpose and audience Syntax and punctuation within and between sentences is accurate. Apostrophes used for possessive and contractions. Accurate spelling of inflected words as well as common prefixes and suffixes. 4 Document includes appropriate level of detail for reader to fully understand Some attempt to explain complex information in a manner suitable for audience Information and ideas are relevant and used to support arguments Information is structured appropriately and presented in a logical sequence. Cohesion is secured within paragraphs using a range of devices. Uses a variety of formats or conventions to make writing suit different audiences. Language is suited to audience needs Secure control of complex sentences clarifies relationships between ideas.. Some variety in vocabulary shown and used to create interest for reader. Control of a range of punctuation, used correctly, creates desired effects. Spelling generally correct including some ambitious words including those with: unstressed syllables multi letter vowel and consonant symbols. 3

3 2 Most detail is included to make the document clear. Most ideas presented clearly and coherently. Some attempt to use persuasive language. Sufficient detail included to make document clear. Some ideas presented clearly and coherently. Information is often confused but some attempt made to include it and explain it to reader. Links between paragraphs or sections can be clearly discerned and sequence is mostly easy for reader to follow. Paragraphs and sections used to organise content. Paragraphs ordered in a generally logical sequence. Appropriate features of selected form are successfully used. Language is mostly appropriate for audience Main purpose identifiable but may not be consistently reinforced through language, format and structure. Order of clauses in complex sentences used at least once to achieve a specific effect. Features of sentence structure controlled and accurate, relatively consistent use of different tenses and person. Intentional variety of length and structure of sentences used. Tense used correctly but not consistently throughout the piece. The purpose of the text is mostly clear Good use of brackets, commas, dashes, colons. Spell correctly most words with irregular prefixes and suffixes as well as grammatical function words. Some use of brackets, parenthetical commas, dashes, colons. Spell correctly regular words including those with multiple morphemes and different tenses. 4

1 Some additional detail elaborates on basic information. Document sometimes confused, some information and ideas are not relevant and there is no clear logic Ideas are grouped and presented in sections. Main features of selected text type are shown and this type supports audience needs. Some language of appropriate level. Uses a number of complex sentences. A variety of different sentence openings are used. Tense used correctly in some cases but not consistently Purpose of document is not clear Commas used to separate clauses and phrases in complex sentences eg for nonembedded clauses. End of sentence punctuation and capitals secure. Spells correctly many common words including some with more than one morpheme and some compound words. 5