The document provides instructions for administering a Latin dictation examination. It details having students listen to a passage read aloud in Latin, then reading it again phrase by phrase to allow copying into answer booklets, and finally reading it again entirely for checking work.
The document provides instructions for administering a Latin dictation examination. It details having students listen to a passage read aloud in Latin, then reading it again phrase by phrase to allow copying into answer booklets, and finally reading it again entirely for checking work.
The document provides instructions for administering a Latin dictation examination. It details having students listen to a passage read aloud in Latin, then reading it again phrase by phrase to allow copying into answer booklets, and finally reading it again entirely for checking work.
The document provides instructions for administering a Latin dictation examination. It details having students listen to a passage read aloud in Latin, then reading it again phrase by phrase to allow copying into answer booklets, and finally reading it again entirely for checking work.
COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION IN LATIN L Teacher Dictation Copy Friday, June 20, 2003 9:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., only
General Directions Before the start of the examination period, distribute one examination booklet, face up, to each student. When each student has received a booklet, tell the students to open it and carefully remove the answer booklet, which is stapled in the center. Then tell the students to close the examination booklet and fill in the heading on the front of the answer booklet. After each student has filled in the heading of the answer booklet, begin the examination by following the directions for Part II, as given below.
Directions for Part II
Instruct students to open their test booklets and read the directions for Part II. After students have read and understood the directions, say:
This part of the examination is a dictation. I will read aloud a short
passage in Latin. In the space provided in your answer booklet, write the Latin exactly as I have dictated. Do not write a translation. Directions for punctuation will be given in English. I will indicate the end of a sentence by saying the word period and the beginning of each following sentence by saying new sentence. There will be no penalty for improper use of macrons, punctuation, or capitalization. First, I will read aloud the entire passage in Latin. Listen carefully to this first reading. Then I will read the passage in short phrases. I will pause after each phrase to allow you to write the phrase in your answer booklet. Finally, I will read the entire passage one more time to allow you to check your work. Are there any questions? (pause) I will now begin the dictation.
Comp. LatinJune 03 [OVER]
Administer Part II as follows: First, read the entire passage in Latin. Then read the passage aloud in short phrases, pausing at each slash marked in the passage while the students write the Latin. After students have finished writing, read the entire passage again to allow students to check their work.
Ego, ut ad t/ prdi scrpseram,/ Nns constitueram venre/in
Puteolnum./ Ibi igitur ctdi/tus litters exspectb/et maxim d lds;/d quibus/etiam ad Brtum/tibi scrbendum est./
[Note to teacher only: This passage is from Cicer, Ad Atticum, XV. 28]
After the last reading of the passage, say:
This is the end of Part II. You may now go on to the rest of the examination.
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