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| Each examinee receives a Score Report that is parallel to the Score Report of the written G-TELP. This summary of performance provides several scores: the Mastery Level; Level Scores for each of the three levels (Two, Three, Four); percentage profiles indicating performance on each task; and evaluations of performance on the Skill Areas (Content, Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, Fluency) across all 11 tasks, including a description of Skill Area Performance at the examinee's level of Mastery. |
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| Grammar |
The speaker's control of basic sentence structures |
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| Vocabulary |
The speaker's available vocabulary in the performance of certain required speaking tasks |
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| Pronunciation |
The speaker's control over sound production |
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| Fluency |
The speaker's flow of speech and degree of spontaneity as well as facility in the performance of the required tasks |
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| Content |
The topics/contexts on which the speaker can speak about |
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| The Overall Evaluation, which confirms the examinee's Mastery Level, is based on comprehensibility, which is a more general assessment of the speaker's communicative ability, influenced to some extent by the other, separately evaluated, skills. |
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| The performance of the examinees is evaluated by local experts in English as a foreign language, who have been trained and certified by G-TELP Services to consistently assign objective and accurate scores to in-country nonnative speakers of English. |
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| Examinees and score users receive a Score Report that is parallel to the Score Report of the G-TELP. This summary of performance includes several scores. |
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The level of mastery; |
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Separate level scores for each of the three levels; |
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Percentage profiles summarizing the performances on each task; |
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Evaluations of the performances in the five Skill Areas across all 11 tasks: Content, Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, Fluency, and Interaction; |
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Descriptions of the Skill Area Performance at the examinee's level of mastery. |
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